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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-21
CHATHAM

Miss Heaston is conducting sing
ing class at the Brethren church. 1t
began Monday and will continue two
weeks.
Friday afternoon one hundred men
gathered for the barn raising at the
farm of B. E. Grim. It's large
that Mr.. Grim is building and the
first end raised took considerable
grunting. No one was injured more
seriously than by a bump on the
head from falling spike. Mr.. Broad
swoard was the commanding officer.
When the work was done, the workers
sembled to the lawn and ate refresh
ments served by the Y. M. G. A. boys.
Mr.. Grim then passed the cigars. They
were enjoyed by non-smokers as well
as smokers, for Milo Packard had
come with his pockets full of loaded
matches, with which he was very gen.
erous. Even the bravest of veteran
smokers jumped from their chairs or
turned pale at the sound of the ex-
plosion. The raising was enjoyed by
all who participated.
Mrs. Whitney goes to Akron for a
visit this week.
Mr.. H. D. Lamb will represent the
Congregational church at the State
conference at Painsville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brinker attended
the tenth anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Huff at Medina Monday evening. Mrs.
Huff was formerly Miss Susan Minis.
The high school commencement ex-
ercises will be held Thursday evening
in Academy Hall. The graduates are:
Edythe Broadsword, Eythel Broad
sword, Mildred Broadsword, Ethel Gal
yer, Hazel Lance, Blake Carlton, Hat
old Franks, Ray Grim, Howard Shick
Each of the graduates will deliver ar
grafton and several musical produc.
. tions vii lbe rendered. Rev. Haas o.
, Medina will give the commencement
, address. Hazel Lance has come dow
with the measles and will not be ablt
J to take part.
Friday the school will give picni
down on Black River. Everybody i
!, invited. Come early, bring your din
ner and stay late.
Fl The alumni banquet will be given a
Academy, hall Saturday night. TIL
Ladies' Missionary society Of the Con
gregational church will serve.
Ill The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
J, odist church will give a ten cent sup
per at the home of Will Wideman O
! Thursday, May 27.
J. Sunday evening the Christian En-
deavor society of the Reformed churc
at East Homer will unite with the SC
ciety Of the Chatham Congregations
church in special program. Men
/, bers Of each society will take part an
a naddress will be given by the Stat
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-21
SALE OF BONDS
Medina, Ohio, May 18th, 1915.

The undersigned road commissioners
or medlna County koad District No. l.
hereby give notice that they will offer
for sale at their Office in the Court
House at Medina, Ohio, on the 26th
day of June 1915 the following bonds
to-wit: Each in the denomination Of
five hundred dollars and to become due
and payable as follows: Eight, April
1st, 1881, eight, October LIST, 1881, and
four April 1st 1892, said bonds to
be numbered consectutively from 348
to 367 both inclusive, each to bear in
terest at the rate of five per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually on the
first day Of each April and October
of each year after issue until paid.
The bids for said bonds must be
sealed and addressed to w. H. Zim-
norman, Clerk, Medina Ohio, and
each bid must be marked "Bids for
Bonds" and must be filed with said
Clerk on or before the hour of twelve
o'clock noon of the said 26th day of
June 1916, and said bids will be opened
at public meeting of the said board
in their Office at the hour of one o'clock
p. M, on the said 26th day Of June,
1915.
Said bonds will be made payable at
The Old Phoenix National Bank, Me-
dina Ohio, and will not be sold for
less than par and the accrued interest
thereon, and will bear date of the day
of sale.
Each bid for said bonds must be ac-
companied by a certified check or cash
equal in amount to- two per cent Of the
respective bid, made payable to w. H.
Zimmerman, Clerk, as guarantee
that the respective bidder is making
his bid in good faith and will do and
perform all things to be done on his
part according to the terms of this
notice within a reasonable time (not
to exceed thirty days after date Of
sale) if his bid is accepted. If any
bidder after being awarded the bonds
refuses or neglects to so perform, ther
in that event, said check or cash be-
comes at once forfeited to said ROAD
District.
Said bonds are issued under the pro
visions Of section 1923 ct al Of the
General Code of Ohio. and the funds
arising therefrom are to be used fol
the Improvement Of public highways
in said Road District. "A
Said Road Commissioners reserve
| the right to reject any and all bids.
Chas. Maytham
O. L. Blakeslee N
s. II. Rohrer N
Chas. Wolf.
AS Road Commissioners Of Medini
! County Road District No. 1.
Attest: w. II. Zimmerman, Clerk
#. w. Woods, Atty. S8-4:
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PAWNEE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuller visited
Leslie Fuller and family Of Cleveland
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Heastand started a singing
class at the Church Of the Brethren on
Monday night, May N,
\ Homer school closed Friday with =
picnic, which was wen attended.
Daniel Root started Tor FenHeId, M.
". where he win work at painting and
paperins. |,
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HTNCKI.L'EY

There will be a final street railroad
meeting at the auditorium, Saturday
evening, May 70. The promoters are
very anxious for every one interested
in the railway to be on hand, as the
meeting will be an important one.
The play given by the high school
at the auditorium last Saturday was
very well attended.
Mrs. Lula Eastwood has purchased
a new Buick auto Of Wyman & Averill.
William X. Coover suffered severe
stroke last Friday. His condition is
very serious. AS he has been living
alone, it was thought best to have him
taken to the infrmary, which will be
done this week.
George Kuder's children all have the
measles.
C. A. Van Deusen and family visited
in Beebetown last Friday.
Bert Searles Of Royalton was a vis-
itor in Hinckley last Saturday.
Edwin Kinch and family Of North
Royalton, visited friends in Hinckley
one day last week.
Revival meetings at the M. E. church
came to successful close last week.
The speakers and singers were very
good.
Miss Myrtle Ritz has returned
from the hospital in Cleveland greatly
improved in health. 4.
DelP. Isham is building new gar
age.
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and May W. Elliott, Sharonville; Mrs.
Anna D. Wallace, CIR. Rep. Kansas Of
Ravenna; Mrs. Martha Mcfarland,
worthy matron Of Elva chapter, Ak
ron; Rose X. Miller and Edythe K.
Grabille, of Eva chapter. A fine
luncheon was served by the ladies Of
Ellsworth chapter.
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FOR SALE One gas heater nearly
new in good condition; Perfection,3
burner coal oil stove and / green bone
cutter in good condition. 0. T. Card
ner, 12S North Broadway, Medina, O.
-a 32f
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Christian Endeavor secretary from Co.
lumbus. Everybody is invited to at
tend. A collection will be taken to
defray expenses.
The Y. M. c. "A. held its last meet
ing of the season Tuesday Of this
week.
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(. FOR SALE-50,OOO nice garden
plants at the groceries or at my house,
$40 North Broadway. Phone 4040. d.
M. HOLCOMB. 1916
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Teachers examinations are held in
Medina on the drst Saturday OF Sep
tember. October, January, March, April,
May. and on the last Friday OF June
and August - vs
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NJ CAROLINE u. KING.

Hundreds Of persons vSso vainly
sought admittance 70 the temporary
home Of Billy Sunday. during that
vigorous preachers recent compaigns
IN Philadelphia and Paterson, N. j.,
went away not only disappointed, but
full If vltuperation for the evange-
lists vigilant wife.
A dragon" they called her, moth
less than a Manufactured. cross
grained, unchristianlike dragon. Re-
porters also gave ire lady this same
title. though very quietly and just
among themselves, as they compared
notes during that friendly little mid
might luncheon, when copy for the
day is all in the composing room and
they may steal a few hours for
recreation.
Mrs. Sunday was quite aware OF the
appelation she had won. She knew that
she was the subject OF many n TRADE
and gossiping tale: but with the calm
ness OF sphinx she went right on being
dragon, guarding her evangelist hus-
band 10 tho best OF her ability. She knew
just how much he could bear and was
not going 20 stand by and SEQ him
harassed By casual callers. brOwbeaten
by reporters. besieged by admlrlng col
lege boys and girls or worried TO death
by the general public.
And " constantly watching over him,
caring for the minutest detail OF his
work. defending his short nap between
sermons. directing his meals guarding
him from cranks and mothering him al
ways constitutes being dragon, then
Mrs. William A. Sunday IL a dragon OF
the most vicious kind.
But-olragons as a rule do not have
kindly brown eyes. nor sofuy-parted,
wavy dark hair, strong. capable hands
and sympathetic voices. They do moi
greet one with warm clasp and bid one
sdieu with n cordial smile. Yet all these
things arc characteristic OF Mrs. Sunday
Wholesome. perhaps. In the word thai
would apply most fittingly to her II ono
wanted TO describe her briefly; she IL 20
big, and fresh. and breezy. and sincere
Sho believes absolutely IN her prophet
and his work and Is quito content tC
stand by and watch him receive all the
honors. many OF which he could not pos
sbly attain were II not for the care and
guardianship of Ma"
Mrs. Sunday was born In n little back
woods town in Illinois. Dundee by name
She was the fourth or fifth Helen Thomp
son in an old Scotch family which ha'
settled In Dundee many generations ago
She was but tiny child. however
when her parents moved TO Chicago, ant
she grew up on the West Side, in tn
shadow OF the old jefferson Park Pres
byterian church, OF which she later be
came a member. II was In this church
too. that she and the evangelist wer
married; and he has preached there man,
times since.
Helen Thompson was IS when she me
her future husband. and like most girl
OF that age. was very impressionablS
When tho then famous ball player mad
his appearance In church one Sunday
his presence created quite stir. an
the young girls walked home from serv
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ice In groups of twos and three. dis
cussing him from every standpoint.
Helen was perhaps. the least impressed
OF any. as she had already given her
heart. or thought she had. to another
youth: but her chum confessed to her
that she had met her fate in young Billy
Sunday. Helen. sympathetic. then as
she has always been. decided to bring
the pair together; and. as she was an
officer in the Christian Endeavor society,
she invited the new church member to
her home on the following Sunday after
noon. When he arrived, he found a
party OF three awaiting him. consisting
OF Helen. her own best friend" and
her chum. The three spent the afternoon
singing hymns. and later went to the
evening service together.
But like many another diplomat. Helen
found her plaps fruitless. for the base
ball player insisted upon accompanying
her. and the best friend" was forced
60 walk with the chum. This was the
beginning OF a friendship which termin-
ated In their marriage on September 8.
1885.
BILLY proposed TO me on New Years
eve and 10 was leap year, too. 30 my
small brother. who always acted the
part OF the bad small boy OF tho comic
supplements when his sisters had com
pany, always declared that popped the
question" said Mrs. Sunday with smile,
IN discussing her courtship.
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II was MA" Sunday who had a large
part in Influencing her husband to aban-
don base ball and give his life to evangel-
istio work. and when he finally did SO.
Il was Ma who bore the brunt OF the
poverty and sacrifice that necessarily fol-
lowed.
From the salary of a star player in
National team, TO the pittance which
my husband received as secretary OF the
Young Men'r Christian association was
quite a drop" she said thoughtfully. "And
we had two babies then besides. shall
never forget those years. was alone
so much. as papa soon started out as an
evangelist. all by himself without fame.
without even the moral support of any
one but my mother and myself. II was a
pretty lonely time, and had hard work,
too. 70 make both ends meet. But we
were doing tho right thing. and naturally
all had to turn out we'll In the end"
For twenty years Mrs Sunday has trav-
elled with the evangelist constantly. In
Billy 1r.. ID years old, and Paul. who is
now & The four babies while they were
very t1ny accompanied their parents.
Later when the need for education came
they wero placed in school. and Mrs. sun
day continued her wanderings, knowing
that without her. her husband would wear
himself out In year He IL intensely
nervous. highly strung. over sensitive
and careless of himself. Without his
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MA" Sunday--A Genteel Dragon in Her
Solicitors Care for BILLY" and the Boys

dragon" he would forget has meals, mis-
rest, and even his overcoat ami rubbers.
But let no one suppose that Mrs. sun
day does not sacrifice much because OF
her insistent guardianship of his welfare.
She Is essentially a domestic woman. the
kind that would make the most comfort
able sort Of a housemother. friend and
neighbor. Even in her wanderings she
has contrived 20 learn as much OF cook
cry lore as many n housekeeper Of fifty
years experience. She discusses her best
recipes with nil the enthusiasm Of a bride
and describes her first year OF married
life In the little SIS month fiat with the
20 Imitation oak bed room set" as
though she would enjoy repeating those
early experiences in home making.
As to gowns. hats. wraps and SHOES.
they are her hardest problem
a woman ls pretty busy when she
can't snatch an hour to buy some clothes
Isn't she" she said laughlngly, referring
to a newspaper article which spoke Of
THE same dark blue gown which she had
worn on)nany previous occasions"
Once, several years ago. Mrs Sunday
discovered a modest little dressmaker IN
an obscure Ohio town. who had learned
the secret of making dresses by the alb
sent treatment" Mrs. Sunday had her
measurements taken by this wonder and
has had fer less trouble from the clothes
question since. For she simply tells her
what che requires and in a very few
days the new gown is ready for wear
The newest member Of the sunday fam
lily. little Billy Sd. the son VI Mr.. and
Mrs. Sundays eldest son. George. Is the
magnet which now draws Mrs. Sunday
honleward whenever she can be spared
This baty dwells in winona, Wis. with
his father and mother. Mrs. Sunday 8
only daughter. Helen, now Mrs. Mark p
Haines. lives at Elmhurst, Ill
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. r. L. Docekal and daughter.
Helen. win 20 to Chicago this week to
attend the wedding OF Mrs. Doeekars
brother Mr.. WIN Blessing.
Mr.. sigmund LAndsberg has returned
from vacation spent on HIS ranch prop
erty near Laramie. Wye, and a trout
fishing expedition on the Laramie river,
Mr.. Landsberg has reopened his studio in
the Lyric building.
Miss Carmelita Chase, who attended
the wedding Of Miss Dorothy Wolfe OF
New York at Raauette Lake. N. Y. last
Saturday. win visit her brother. Clement
II Chase. at sewickley. Pa. IN her way
back TO Chicago.
Mr. John G Kuhn has been confined
70 his home for several days on account
Of illness.
Or. William shearer has gone 20 New
Mexico and Arizona. enroute TO San
Francisco. where he win attend the Pan
Pacific Dental congress.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Turkey and Mr.
Sam Burns motored 10 Lake okoboii for
the weekend.
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is the guest of Miss Lillian Paul for a
week.
Mrs. 10. U. Craft and children came
down Tuesday from okoboJi. whers they
spent two months
Miss Louise White and Mr.. Jack Cor
don will leave Monday for a short visit
with friends I'm the state.
Mrs. r. Il. McKelvey has gone to
spend several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Daniel. at David City.
Mr.. George II Thummel and son.
George, have gone TO Join the rest OF the
family at Richards Landing, Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs e. II. Rowland and Mics
Marjorie Rowland. and Mrs. w. Fighter
Wood. returned Sunday from Colorado
Mrs. Charles ID. Beaten Is expected
homo today from Milwaukee. where she
has spent the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson re-
turned from Kansas City. where they
have spent two weeks motoring in their
car.
Mrs Walter Roberts left Saturday for
New York to join her mother and sisters,
MIRA f. II. Davis. and the Misses Davis
for ten days.
Jarvis offutt has returned from Christ
mas Lake. Casper offutt who has been
taking summer law course at Ann
Arbor. remained at the lake.
Mr.. Richard Coad has returned to his
ranch at Malaga. N. NJ, but will be
back September % week previous 10
his marriage TO Miss Irene Mcconnell
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Impey left
Wednesday for California 70 attend the
expositions. While In San Francisco they
win visit their son, c. #. Impey. and
! family.
| Mrs. j. n House and granddaughter
/ Mildred returned this week from two
months In Denver. where they were the
guests Of Mrs. T. r. Murphy, daughter
OF Mrs House.
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Chase-slater Wedding.

Miss Loretta Adeline Slater g H5sG-
lrege. Neb.. and MIR. jackson Burton
Chase OF Omaha were married in 81
Paui's Episcopal church. Kansas City.
NO.. on Wednesday at $50 D. m. Rev.
Dr. Jefferson officlated
Mr.. Clarence d. Sears played the we'd
ding music Ia cyme." the bridal
chorus from 'Lohengrin;" MacDowelrs
ITO a wild Rose" ana the Mendelssohn
wedding March" were the selections
There were no attendants.
The bride wore her travelling suit OF
moleskin broadcloth with bodice OF
tulle. radium lace and taffeta and a pic
ture hat OF brown velvet and cloth OF
sold with trimmings Of ostrich feathers.
She Is the youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Slater OF Holdrege
and is a graduate OF the Nebraska WIS
leyan university. Last year she special
ized az the state university. She Il q
member OF the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority.
The groom Is the only son OF Mrs. u
h. Chase OF Omaha He attended the
state university for several years, Later
graduating from the law school at Ann
Arbor. Mich. He is a member OF the
Alpha Theta Chi and Phi Delta Phi fra
ternities He win engage In the lega
profession in Omaha
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase are spending theil
Honeymoon at The Elms. Excelsior
Springs. Mo.
afr. and Mrs. John A. Slater Of Hold
rege. Neb,; Mrs. r. y. Chase OF omahs
and Afv r. J. strahl II scribher. Neb.
went 20 Kansas city for the wedding.
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Plans of the School Set.

Omaha girls who will attend Dana Hall
at Wellesley. Mass. this year are Miss
Ruth Fitzgerald. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ]. Fitzgerald. Miss Alpha Fields.
daughter Of Mrs c. X Fields: Miss
corinne Elliott. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il 70 Elliott
AZ Castle school,. Tarrytown-on-tho-
Hudson. N. Y. there viii be Miss Alice
Rushton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
IL .Itrshton: Miss Gertrude Porter. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. b. Porter. and
Miss Helen shepard. daughter OF MIR, aud
Mrs w. N. Shepard
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Dahlman Learning
to Hit Golf Balls

Mayor Dahlman is learning to play
golf at Seymour lake. where he is spend
ing his summer vacation.
News OF his honors meanderings after
the elusive pellet caused unusual interest
at the city hall. One OF the reports is
that Superintendent English OF the re-
creation department sent the mayor half
a dozen large volley balls for use as
golf balls. because the mayor found the
regulation golf ball too small for practical
purposes, A volley bail is about the size
of small foot ball.
Another report Is that the mayor has
become so addicted to golf that he In
tends to prolons his vacation one week.
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In and Out Of the Bee Hive.

Mr.. +. A. Brogan returned Wednesday
from California
Mrs. Walter Page and son. Richard.
have gone 70 California
Mr.. w Farnam Smith has returned
from a trip to st. Louis.
Miss Willard and Miss Helen Mnland
arrived home Saturday from Estes Park
Miss Harriette Walters win leave Sep
tsmber for Kemper Han. at kenoshs'
via
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis s. Reiohsnbers
have returned from a motor trip to Chi
cag0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry " Dues,4y and
family returned yesterday frora Estes
park.
Mr.. Edgar MOrsinan. jr., left Sunday
70 joln his wife and children in Estes
Park.
Mrs ". A. Duncan of sheridan. wyo.,
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HORSE THIEF OPERATES
AROUND KEYSTONE PARK

A thief operating in the vicinity OF
keystone park. near Benson. Wednesday
night stole n roam mare from Fred L.
Meacham. n sorrel pony. the property OF
p. j. Flynn; double set OF harness be-
longing to Vital Coupal and a rubber
tired top buggy owned by ]. Watson. The
sheriff has offered a reward of $50 for
arrest and conviction OF the rObber.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
Plan fOr Winter Danees.

The Twinkle Dancing club plans a
series of DANCES to be given the coming
season. Following are the officers;
Harry o. Churchill. president; Harry =.
MRcnmber. business manager; carr
Goetz. treasurer: z. W. Mari and T.
Gordon Sanders. directors.
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oelebrate Wedding AnniHerrary.

Mr.. and Mrs Max Morris gave family
dinner Saturday evening In nonor OF their
fifty-first wedding anniversary. Covers
were placed for:
MessTa and Mesdames-
=. Heyn. Max MorriR
Il, CAM,
Miss Charlotte Heyn.
Mcssrs.-- Messrs.-
Hugo Heyn. Victor NJ Cana
Chester Hcyn
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Miss CudahY Entertained.

Word comes from Chicago that In honor
Of Miss Helen Cudshy OF Chicago. whose
engagement to Austin Niblack was made
public Friday. Mr. Niblack's sister, Mrs.
James Ward Thorne. entertained OF her
home yesterday at n luncheon followed
by swimming party.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
OMAHA LICENSE TWENTY
YEARS OLD IS RETURNED

City Clerk o'cOnnor received from the
Board OF Examiners OF Plumbers. Chi
cago. plumbers license issued by the
city OF Omaha to Il. II. cassell n June.
1891. T. ] Lowry, acting msyor. and
John Groves. city clork. signed the H.
cense. The document was left at the Chi
cago office over twenty years ago as rof~
erence
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Wedding Plans.

The marriage OF Miss Carolyn Rath-
burn OF Bronson. Mich. and Mr.. George
Armstrong OF this city. win be celebrated
Wednesday. In Omaha. Immediately after
the ceremony. tho young couple viii
Leave ON a southern trip which they will
make by automobile.
After September Is. they will be ~
home at 3i7e Boyd street
The groom is one OF the most popular
members Of the metropolitan police.
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Retrothal Annonnoements.

Mr.. and Mira Sam scheohter announoo
the engagement Of their daughter. ntta.
and Mr.. A. h Sax OF Mason city. Ia
The wedding will be celebrated In 90
tober.
Mr.. Clarence II. Gates has announced
the engagement OF his sister, Helene
Teresa. to Mr.. Howard Douglas BeE-
Gen. The welding will take place Tues
day, September -.
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SUMMER DAYS ARE PASSING
Society Notes the Waning Hours Of
the Outdoor Season with
Activity.
BUSY TTMEs ARE YEr AHEAD
tcuntinued from PAGE TwoN

were At Colorado Springs. have gone On
10 Coronado Beach. Cal, 20 be gone about
six weekR
Mr.. and MIA Arthur Keeline are at
Teepee lodge this week and will be home
about September g. Mira A. J. Beaton
and children. who have been at the Kee-
line ranch at Gillette, viii return Tues
day.
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For the Future.

4 Tho first meeting for the fall of the
W. w. club will be held at tho home OF
Mrs. J. X. McCombs Friday. septem-
Der 3
Miss BEATRICE walton ana Miss Doris
Braden viii entertain at the home OF
Miss Walton wednesday afternoon. Their
guests win include:
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Kewpie Club Party.

Miss Madeleine johnson entertained the
members OF the Kewpie club at her
home on Wednesday afternoon The club
will hold It's next meeting with Miss
Alice SssCuloheon. The members are;
Misees-- Misses
Minnie Yard, kathelene Herd
Alice MeCutcheon. man.
Dorothy Norton, Madeleine johnson.
Louise ThrRne,