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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-15
LINGLESTOWN
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Care Entertain En-
broidery Club Members

Special Correspondence.
Linglestown, April 15.-The En-
broidery Club was entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Care on
Monday evening.
Roger Good spent Tuesday at Phila-
delphia.
Miss Mildred Jackson. of Harrisburg.
spent few days of this week as the
guest of Miss Viola Sample.
Mrs. Maria Zimmerman, of Harris.
burg, spent Wednesday the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Schaner.
William E. Stauffer and family. Mr..
and Mrs. E. o. Hsssler spent Sunday
the guests of Nr. and Mrs. Ross Hep
ford, near Duncannon.
j. H. McIlhenny. the Misses Kate
and Sue MeIlenny and Mr.. and Mrs. C.
D. Lingle. of Harrisburg, on Wednes-
day visited friends here.
Christian Brown. of Harrisburg. on
Tuesday was a visitor here.
Andrew Hetzel, of Steelton. spent
few DAYS of this week the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reith at the Eagle
hotel.
Mrs. Harry Orris on Wednesday vis-
ited friends at Harrisburg.
Miss Clara Nisley, of Harrisburg, is
spending some time the guest of.E. o.
Hassler and family.
Miss Ellen Levan spent Wednesday
with friends at Harrisburg.
Roger Dieekert returned to his home
in Bethlehem after spending about six
months at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclellan Hench.
John Barnhardt will have public
sale of his household effects on April
80. Mr.. Barnhardt will leave in the
near future to make his home with his
dauphter
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a meeting of the Presbytery at Get
tysburg.
Clifford C. Gorsuch, of Pittsburgh.
has secured position as general engi.
neer with the Hershey Chocolate Com
pany.
A. r. Hill spent week with his
parents at Frostburg, Md.
Mrs. c. w. Hanger, of Washington,
d. c., accompanied with her two chill
dren are spending two weeks with w.
L. Dubois and family.
Joseph Bond, of st. Stephens Col.
lege, Annandale, N. Y, was recent
Hershey visitor.
Professor T. E. Shambaugh, the
county superintendent, visited the
schools.
Misses Blanche Cooper and Mrs.
George Copp visited relatives and
friends at Duncannon
Boyd Cover, of Harrisburg, has Sc
cured position as chauffeur foy NJ. s.
Hershey.
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Mollie, returned to their home at New
port yesterday after visiting friends
in town for the past week.
Ivan Hofmeister and son, Karl, of
Highspire. spent last evening in town.
William Kehr and force Of men are
repairing the Evans property ON Pine
street.
Mrs. Sara Leiby is i'll at her home
on South Catherine street and her
daughter, Mrs. William wallower, of
Harrisburg, is spending some time with
her.
c. X Schiefer installed an electric
motor in his boat.
Miss Bessie Horst has resigned as
stenographer at the shoe factory and
win leave for White Plains, n. Y,
where she will make her future home.
Mrs. Morris Richter and two sons,
John and Karl, who spent the past
week in town as the guests of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. F,
Fshel, East Main street, returned to
their home at Halifax to-day.
The Rev. Fuller Bergstresser spent
Wednesday at Philadelphia.
Samuel Irely and force of men are
making new tennis court and are also
repairing the other two.
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Makes Your Stuffed.
Catarrhal Head
Clear as a Bell

When you wake in the morning
plagued with the tortures of head colds
and catarrh, head. nose and throat
stopped up, air passages clogged with
obnoxious catarrhal discharges that
have collected during the night and
You can hardly breathe-iust put lit,
Tie Hyomei Pocket Inhaler charged
with the pleasant healing oil of Hyomei
between your lips. Hold it there while
dressing and breathe the medicated,
antiseptic. germ killing air deep into
your nose. throat and lungs with every
breath you draw. 20
BY the time YOU are dressed your
head viii be clear as bell, you VIII
breathe with ease and comfort. eatCyour
breakfast with a relish and go about
your days work with clear brain and
steady eye.i
This clean smelling. germ destroying
air of Hyomei penetrates deep down
into every fold and crevice of the men,
branous Innings of your nose. throat and
lungs where no liquid spray could pos
sibly get and absolutely kills and drives
out of your system every germ il finds
there, heals the inflamed swollen tis-
sues and after the very first trial you
notice q wonderful improvement. A
few weeks use and every catarrhal
germ is killed and driven out of your
system.
Druggists everywhere think so well
of Hyomei that they agree to give YOU
guarantee with every complete in
haler set you purchase that if il does
not satisfy they will gladly return every
cent YOU paid for it. but if using for
the first time be sure to ask for the
complete Hyomei Pocket Inhaler outfit
as the smaller package does not contain
the inhaler H C. Kennedy or most
any other reliable druggist will gladly
supply Won ON request.-Adv.
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SUBURBAN
ELIZABETHvILLE
NrS Harvey NJ. Miller Entertains
Sister From Chicago

Special Correspondence.
Elizabethville. April 15.-Mrs. A.
A. Taylor, of Chicago, visited her sis
Monday the latter met her daughter,
Sara, accompanied Mrs. Taylor 10 Top
ton and East Stroudsburg, where they
will visit their brother and sister.
Miss Maude Weaver spent Monday
afternoon at Lykens.
Ralph Lehman, who has been very
i'll the past week, is improving.
George Kosier, of Lykens, installed
q plsyer-piano in the home of Charles
W. Cook.
Adam Reiehard died at his home on
Tuesday after long illness.
The funeral of Nathaniel Feidt was
held on Tuesday morning with serv-
ices at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
John Cook. and services in the Re-
formed church. Interment was at Ber.
rysburg. After returning a dinner was
served at the Washington House TO 40
people.
The drama, "Tony the Convict, !
will be given for the school children
of the two lower grades free of charge
this evening. Friday and Saturday
evenings il will be given for the pub.
lie. Admission % and 50 cents. 1t is
one OF the strongest moral plays ever
given in the Upper End, portrsying
the life of the long-termed convict, ac,
eused of a crime which he is innocent.
followed by his escape from Sing Sing
prison. This leading part is well pro-
duced by Warren Swab. The cast of
characters follows: TONY Warren" I"
a many sided character who has an
honest heart beneath his ragged coat,
Warren Swab: ',Weary Wayside,' his
henehman-'' too tired TO work. Miles
Miller: flames Barclay" hard-hesrt-
ed and vindietive. Paul Bonawitz
"Philip Wsrburton,' social leader, -
Fred Bolts; Judge Van Cruger,' of
the Supreme Court, Richard Weaver:
"Warden Burrows of Sing Sing
prison. Howard Weaver; Jackson a
negro footmsn. Clair Hoke: Lena. -
the reputed daughter of Judge Van
Cruger, Maude Weaver; Mrs. Van
Cruger,' the judges wife, Esther
Shredder; Miss Sedley.'' who takes
pleasure in being disagreeable, Beula
Weaver; Sally" with a soul above
hash, Ruth Miller. The orchestra will
be LED BY Professor R. c. Hertzler, of
Harrisburg.
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SOCIAL ana
PERSONAL
MUMMER'S hold BANQUET
Twenty four Members Of Association
Held Chicken and Wafie Sup
per Last Night

Members of the Mummer's Associa'
tion held chicken and waffle supper
in the Hotel Wallace last night with
the following in attendance:
Wellington G. Jones, Robert Buck,
Sr.; ]. Grant Hoffman, William Orr, II.
A. Grunderman, ]. Grant Forrer, d.
Houser, John Brady, Harry Beck, Gil
more Troup, Thomas Kelsey, Robert
Buck, Jr, John WhitconIb, III. M.
Brooks, C. c. Whiteomb, G. w. Shelley,
Sr., Harry H. Aungst, G. A. McGarvey,
P. NJ. Black, C. Clarenfelter, Jonas NJ
Rudy, William Reese, NJ. l. Hoffman
and Gordon Hoffman. Robert Buck, Sr.,
was toastmaster.
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Life 8 Limits

All indications point to the fact
that less than ten miles below our feet
a red heat is maintained, permanently
and within twenty white heat. Ten
miles above us we have the pitiiess
cold, far below zero, of interplanetary
space. To what narrow zone of deli
cately balanced temperature is life con
fnedl
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ernoon. Spring flowers and ferns were
used in the decoration and a buffet
luncheon was served. Those present
were:
Mrs. Fred, London, Mrs. Philip Hall,
Mrs. John Graham, Mrs. Aaron Brown,
Miss Verna Miller, Miss Edward Mark
ley, Mrs. Russell Balsley, Mrs. Charles
Schemp, Mrs. William Morrow, Mrs.
William Drinkwater, Mrs. William
Shrenkengust.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hanna enter
tanned at five hundred at their home,
1713-Aprieot street, last evening. Those
present wereiMr. aud Mrs. Charles Shep-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Knepp, Miss
Jeanette Anderson, Harold Morgan,
Harry Leas, Miss Virginia Hanna, Miss
Sara Elizabeth Hanna and ]. E. Knepp.
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Meeting of Pennsylyania Society

The annual meeting of the Pennsyl-
vania Society of New York will be held
in the assembly hall of the Waldorf
Astoria, New York City, Tuesday aft
ernoon, April 20, at 5 o'clock. Officers
will be elected and ether important
business will be transacted.
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Party for katherine Meredith

Mrs. Philip T. Meredith, 1905 worth
Front street, has issued invitations for
birthday party for her little daugh-
ter, Katherine, Saturday afternoon at
her home.
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Caustic

sapleigh-"The doctor says-there Is
something the matter with my head. -
SharpL''You surely didn't pay a
doctor to tell you Boston
Transcript.
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"My millinery bill is $50"
'Goodnessl What will your husband
sayf'
"Oh, I'll break it to him S. at
time. ''-Philadelphia Ledger.
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MISS MORROW HOSTESS

Entertained Members of Five Hundred
Club at Her Home Yesterday
Miss Mabel Morrow entertained the
Wednesday Fve,Hundred Club at her
home, us Capital street. yesterday aft
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-24
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO


reused tenants when fire attacked
building. All safe.
Sylvester Murphy, 5494 University
av., robbed of $50 and watch at 62d
and Drexel.
Blaze in store of FaImaro Bros,
1920 Lowe av., caused 81, 200 dam
age. Under investigation.
Joseph Masinter, 1914 Calumet aV.,
reported loss of $3.50 diamond to
I clipper" in Sox park.
Mrs. J. D. MorreII, 4751 Magnolia
av., told police of being drugged and
robbed after party in her home.
Arthur Michau, 8, 1923 E. o3d ST.,
shot in face by Averin Martin, farmer,
goth and Calumet lake, while tres
passing. Martin arrested.
e. A. Coney told police he believed
missing daughter Grace is still alive
despite suicide threat.
Fire Marshal Tom o'Connor to
hold job temporarily at least, was an
nouncement of mayor.
r. Frank WeIter and Lewis JuneIess
of Orland badly injured when buggy
was hit by Chicago & Joliet electric
car at Lemont.
Autos of ]. E. Webb, 6557 Aberdeen
ST., and Tom Chamales of Green Mill
Gardens crashed at Michigan and
Harrison.
Frank MaypoIe, barber, 1925 La
Sale st., cut throat in suicide at
tempt. Will die.
Viola Leibskin, TIA N. Central
Park av., drowned when canoe upset
in Desplaines river.
Little Review, of Lake Bluff, lit
erary publication, suspended. Printer
suing to collect.
Karl Mitchell, business manager of
River Forest, leaves for new job in
Sherman, Tex, today.
Several arrested when band of
gypsies clashed at 1881 Addison st.
over girl.
Lars Larson. 1852 w. Adams St
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Oak Park school board met in ex-
ecutive session to reconsider expul-
sion of IA frat" members. No
action.
Loss of $4,000 caused by fire in 2
story fiat building at 1852 w. Chi
cago av. Cause unknown. -,
Andrew Jarvis, $3.50 S. Union aV.,
arrested, for alleged annoyance to
Margaret Gebert, 633 w. 63d pl.
John Robinson, $3.50 S. Dearborn
St, and two companions arrested
after rugs valued at 81, 900 disappear
ed from delivery wagon.
Sixty-fiVe taken in cleanup of Cot
tage Grove av. district by squad of 18
detectives.
Elmer Mann, ga EngIewood aV.,
caught after chase. Accused of TAX
ing purse of Mrs. E. Schuman, 1923
Cottage Grove av.
Mary Giro, II, 265 w. 23d St, hit
by auto of John Bang, 2458 w. Van
Buren, st.
Maraiah of KarpurthaIa arrived in
city today with wives. Leaves to-
night for Pacific coast.
Sneak thief got trousers of Charles
Hall as he lay in bed in room at 1921
w. Adams st.
First motor bus for crippled chill
dren in operation today at Spaulding
school. Board bought six.
Oscar CarIstrom, "a, taken to Deer
ing st. station when found wander
ing about at Archer av. and LOOMS
st. Has forgotten address.
John Johnson, 1912 N. Park aV.,
shot by daughter month ago for beat
ing wife, arrested for repetition of
offense.
Jay Ferron, 12e S. Sangamon. and
two boy friends arrested for stealing
1900 cigars in raid on store of h.
Rosenberg, IA N. 9Th av.
Four. ducks held at Fillmore st.
station without owner taken to dog
Mound
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-07
Columbia Has killing.

Columbia has been considerabl,
excited the past few days over wba,
Is believed to have been one of the
most cold blooded murders that has
occurred o. in that vicinity for some
time. The victim was W H Rarnos ~
' to 90 lumber man. The body was
10 Saturday morning near IjttIe
klver' ~ miles South east of Col.
umbla. His throat was cut from ear
10 ear. 1t is thought that Mr.
. Darnes was waylaid by robbers
ne was a well to do man and had
'0me acquaintences in Bogalusa.
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MORE MEN PLACED m
WORK IN R. R. SHOPS
thirty Three Repairers,
8 Machinists Started Nor.

"hlle reports from all parts o1
the country are to the effect that
conditions are not improving Bog
alusa appears to be Just GETTING
ready to start on a busy season,
Last Monday thirty three car repair.
ers were put to work at the N. O
u. N. shops. Eight machinists were
added to the regular crew on this
1ate' Conditions may not be the
pest in Boealusa just now but it is
ar better from an unemployed
ta IN than any city in the state
Inns is the same number of men
mo were suspended a few DAYS
reVlous to Christmas.
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\. 0. BANKER THINKS
BDcALUSA IS GREAT
Pays Compliment To
Magic City.

J. W. Fairfax, Vice President Of
New Orleans Louisiana
tne Interstate Trust & Banking Co
spent s. Monday and Tuesday here, as
.ne guest of the Pine Tree Inn. Mr..
FAIRFAX was here looking after his
interest in the Washington Bank E.
trust Go. Of which institution he is
a director. "
Mr. Fairfax was very much i'm
pressed with Bogalusa and the
big mill. Mr., Fairfax said: "Boaa.
|usa is indeed a City of which YOU
shoulo be proud 1t has shown a |
faster and greater development than
any City l have seen, and in the
course OF my seventy four years I
'aVe' to express it colloquilly seen
ome cities. Mr.. Sullivan was kind
nough to show me over his GREAT
nterprlse snd | cannot but admire
ne executive ability that has made $
lch a project a success" +
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-07
TELEPHONE COMPANY MAKING
-. VERY EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS

The Cumberland Telephone ane
telegraph Company are makins
some material improvements and
additions in the central office equip
ment, adding a complete new section
Of switchboard to the present equip
ment which will make the ultimate
capacity 800 lines. Two new
and up to date toll positions have
been installed which will enable the
toll operators to give an improved
long distance service. There will
also be installed special equipment
lor Farmers Line which in itself is
a very important addition. The
telephone Company is continually
to give to its patrons the
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-07
RAILROAD DIRECTORS
TO Be ELECTED HERE
Jan. 1ith is Date Set For
Annual Meeting NOGN

That Boealusa is accustomed tc
events that would make cities with
hVe times the population boast is
oest demonstrated by the fact that
the stockholders of railroad
Will assemble here and elect
directors and transact other busi-
ness that will come before the sess-
ion' Inc meeting is that of the
stocknolders of the New Orleans and
1rea' Northern Railroad and the fact
lllat the meeting will be held on the
Eleventh Of Jan. at Eleven O'Clock
md d in the Magic City should he
uftclent to convince the susperstjc-
'us taat the meeting is going to be
'ne ., OF harmony. Among the mapv
tockholders who will attend will be- {
resident Miller of New York who is \
.pected in Bogalusa Saturday Gen, I
agr; R. H. Howard of Jackson and il
l. James of Baltimore, t,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-07

lusa, and another for cone;do.o
''on Is the proposed dog ordinance
-. IN al addition to this, there are the
t Sal,' clty Building, Sewerage sys.
'em' and various other matters that
' are OF interest :, to the public general
~ ana with which all should be f..
m mlliar' and express an opinion N to to
the Commissioners before thew tak -
any action. ''A'
- Everyone is determined to make
a very large and Droe,e s.
s've city. With the aid of the c;t;-
- OF the town this can be done
lease De present at the meeting.
:llu as the people of Boealusa h..
leve In the intelligence of their
women and believe that their ad.
ice is well worth having the ladies'
1eeting. - '"ls
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-07
IMPORTANT MASS MEETING tn
Be HELD AT Y, NJ. c. 4. JAN, j5IH
+'e'S ,'t'zen In Boealusa Invited to A++a., ),
ANpreSS VI Views Re&ardine Matters Which anu
The Commission Council
Will Act On

lnere are a great many matter,
that are coming up for cops;dera.
ton before the Commission Council,
and it is the desire of the CITY Gov
eminent that the pub lie be fully in
formed as to the wishes of the peo-
PIE Oh boealusa; so they have decid-
cd to hold a public meeting in the
T. NJ c. A. building on Jan. 18th
al . p. m' At this meeting will
come up for consideration the Per
capita lax for maintenance Of
streets. This is a very important
as it is proposed to tax ey-
cry male inhabitant is years and
over.
Another important matter is tho
of an ordinance to
D IT the running at large of cat
'e and hogs on the streets of Boea.
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over The country are cutting down
'nelr labor or closing the plants is
evidence &c of the era of prosperity
'na a., Will soon be in Boealusa,
The mill in Bosalusa is one of the
pest equipped and most modern in
tie country, considering its capaci-
~ The total investment will he
close to three quarters of a million
collars when the improvements
Planned are made, as it is stated
tnat half million was invested in
me plant until a year ago.
Inc plant is devoted to the max
ing OF container board and its ca. !
'aclty will be between 40 and 50
:ons per day. During the recent
VI W. wright TO the city, just
'rlor to Christmas, he made this
to member of the
Enterprise staff but the announce.
1ent was Withheld until it was SET
ed without the shadow of a doubt
lat the operation would BEGIN at o
4 early date. II
Inc reopening Of the paper mill, o
IS needless to state, will be 81
eat benefit to Bogalusa besides IN
wing several score of men work.
e mill has been closed since June
Is and it is also announced that
zen the mill reopens it will he
continuously, ~
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-07
Special Directors Meeting.

There will be a special meeting Of
Inc Board of Directors of the Boga.
luSa Association of Commerce on
tuesday night January 18th. at s
o'clock. The meeting will be held
al the 7. M. c, A. building and in
as much as there will he several
matters Of Importance to be dis
sussed 1t is hoped that each Direct
=! Will make special effolt to be
present.
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PAPER MILL TO REOPEN SOON
AND WILL RUN FULL BLAST
Alter Being Closed For Over A Year # 1.;u d.
operation Giving $50 Men Employment '>e'''''e
New General Manager
Coming JAM 18th.

That conditions in Bogalusa ar
rapidly improving and that a fey
more weeks will find it the busies
city in the state is further confirmed
by the announcement that the
louisiana Fibre Board Co. will be-
gin operation as soon as the con.
templated improvements can be
made. This announcement comes
from Col. Wright, President of the
Co. 1t is also announced that Mr.
G. H. Wood, of the River Raisin Pa
per Co. Of Monroe, Mich. will be Vice
President and General Manager of
the concern. Mr.. Wood is expected
to arrive in Bosalusa on January
18th. to make several improvements
and changes. He comes recon-
mended as one of the best paper
mill operators in the country. There
are various opinions as to when the
mill will start in full blast but those t
who are best acquainted with the 6
Improvements planned and time
necessarily required to make them ii
that it will be sixty or ninety DAYS g
to SIX months. The mill, it is stated 6
by Col. Wright will give employ T
ment to $50 men, 125 unskilled and L
% skilled laborers. In view of the W
tact that manufacturing concerns ru
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Dobhs Is Praised

AT a meeting Of the Stakeholder;
OF the Boealusa Building & Loan
Association held at the Y.MC A
Building on December 29th. last
'ne 81 following resolution was passed,
RESOLVED by the Stockholders
and Directors Of the Boealusa
Building & Loan Association, That
our very best wishes be extended to
n Mr.. A. N. Dobbs, Secretary and
treasurer, who has done such splend-
ID work during the past two years, |
towards building up our Association
ana a on the number of people the
has assisted, through
Ills efforts. to build and own their
. ZONES; that the Association wishes ,
OF Mr. Dobbs happy and prosper
us is New Year and hopes that he $
VII De successful in increasing the T
lterest IN the Building and Loan t
association to such an extent that h
e snail be able to build fifty homes B
urlng the year 1915, Fiftv ad- o.
uonal homes in Bogalusa will e,
can u nifty additional happy fami. d
,s.' ~ ~
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-07

best telephone service possible and
to this end are making these i'm
provements. The new equipment is
being Installed by Messrs. Bartlett
and Chastans of the Equipment Den
artment Of the Telephone Company
they promise to have the equipment
completed in about thirty DAYS.
Local Manager Blackwell informs
the Enterprise that improvements
and additions now being made in
Their Central Office equipment was
decided on before the present bus
mess depression, and but for the |
Jompanys beliefin the strength and
continued growth of Bosalusa, thew
would not have installed the addi
ional equipment, Il
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North BogaIusa School

\, worth Bosalusa School oDered
|aoaaay with an attendance Of two
| |ssIa'sd q and fifteen. This is nrac,
|ssally the same as before IS b p
q M nn' uo increase or decrease. Miss
|hns aa Is with US again, after
|1sss. 'sP p, at home on account of
eG w.; Inc new teachers are Mrs.
|lEs W u,,'lz, i fourth grade, and Miss
"oedall, third grade. 100
view "a are close on hand and |
s' Is IN full swing. |''N