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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26
OsceOla

MIR. N. n. Hicks made a busine IS
trip to Milbank Thursday.
There is going to be a Basket
Social and programme at the Osceola
school No. l, Thanksgiving night
beginning at s O'Clock. Everybody in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Hicks and son
Stanley spent Saturday with Aland
Hicks and his wife.
Miss Bertha Gerdes has been spend
ing the past week at the Berdine
Larson home.
Mr.. Martin Lawistson went Sum
NIT Wednesday, ON business.
Mr.. Arthur Carey and family at
tended the supper in WiimOt Sat
urday evening which was given for
the benefit OF the church.
Miss Minnie Schwandt and Edwin
Buttke were married in Milbank
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. McKenna came
up from Milbank Saturday. and
spent the day at their farm.
Mr.. FL. e. Souder. the County
Superintendent visited at OsceOla
school No. l Thursday.
Mr.. Leo Lanritsen spent Wednes-
day in Milbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McWaters and
two children visited at Berdine Lar
sons, Sunday.
A number from this vicinity attend
ded the dance in Marvin Friday and
report q good time.
Mrs. Bert Lauritsen departed for
Hurley, S. Oak. and may 60 from
there to Sioux City for treatment.
MIR. Jos. Kline visited at Arthur
Careys. Tuesday.
Miss Elsie johnson is expected to
return home from Chicago, sometime
this week.
Last week Jim Eastman bought
forty-eight shoats from Arthur Carey
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Corona

Mrs Monroe Of Wilmot was q guest
Of her sister Mrs. Leschinsky, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Charlotte kroebar came up
from Milbank and visited over Sun
day with Halle Phillips.
Mrs. Gilmore returned Thursday
from q months visit with rel atives
in Ocheydan, Iowa and cities in Wis
cOnsOn.
Mrs. Clarence Phillips was a Mil
bank vesitor Thursday.
Mr.. Peterson left Monday for Aber.
deem where he will attend teachers in
stitute.
Kenneth Farley, Of Milbank was Wis
ting boy friends in town Monday
Clark Jennings came out from Aber
deem Saturday to spend his Thanks.
giving vacation with his mother.
Garlic StapIeton was having dental
work done at Milbank, Thursday.
Ethel Jennings spent a couple of
days the first of the week with her
cousin Doris Mann.
Comming! Coming. 1.-THE Irish Lin.
in P%eddler." Watch for the date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Haas came up
from Milbank Thursday returning the
ext day.
Mrs. Hoffman and daughter Anna
were shopping At Milbank, Tuesday
Mrs. H, Barclay, Of Brookines and
Mrs. j. Doubleday, Of W%atertown,
after q few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. White departed FRIDAY for
their homes. Mrs. Barclay is = niece
Of Mrs. White.
Mr.. Thomas and son George of Mil
bank we're looking after the D. g..
telephone interest Tuesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Loveland went
to Sisseton to spend Thanksgiving
with the w. J. Thomas family.
Mr.. Tobias of Aberdeen and Miss
Flora DeVeris of Geneseo were mar
ried Wednesday at the brides home.
Rev. Franklin officiating. They will
make their home ut Aberdeen.
Mrs. Geo. White went to Milbank
Friday evening returning Saturday.
Mrs. w. j. Thomas and three
children came down from Sisseton
latter part Of last week aud visited
several days at the Joe Bowers home.
Mrs. Crawle returned "Wednesday
from q two weeks visit with relatives
At Dodgeville, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Web. Horstman, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Shucks, autOed down
from Wilmot sunday.
Miss Mile Horstman visited at
the home Of her sister Mrs. Brown at
Marvin the first Of the week.
J oe Slicker had the misfortune to
have his thumb smashed ia Horst
m ans corr shredder Monday.
Married At the home OF the brides
mo Their on Wednesday. Nov. II, Miss
Minnie Schwandt and Mr.. Edwin Butt
ke. Rev. Hensner of the German
Lutheran church officiating. The rel
ativ es and . few friends were in at
tendance.
Mrs. Geo. Soule was called to Will
mot Monday by the serious illness of
her mother Mre. braves.
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Notice Of Time and Place Appoint
ed for Proving Will.

State OF South Dakota, County of Grant, Sc. In
County Court within and for eaid county.
In the matter Of the estate of Rudolph Green.
Ing, Deceased.
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting to
the following named pereous to-wit: Augusta
L. Greening. Elsie Green, ng, Harvey r.. Green
ing, Elmer M. Greeaing, Es,her A. Greening,
hslrs and devisees Of Rudolph GleeniLg, de
ceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court. made on
the 18th day of November, A. d. 1915, notice
December A. d. 1915. ut ten O'Clock a. m. OF ssid
day. at the court room of said court
at Milbank, In the county OF Grant. has been APP
will of said Rudolph Greening, and for hearing
the application OF Augusta l.. Greentng. and thu
issuance to her of letters testamentary when
and where any person interested may appear
and contest the came.
Dated November Il, 1915.
). $. L.oCKHARr,
County Judge.
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Notice OF Executors Sale OF Rea|
Estate -. Private Sale.
State of south Dakota

State of South Dakota
County of Grant
In the matter Of the estate Of George w. her-
~, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given. that pursuant TO An
order Of sale made on the 10Th day OF October A.
d. 1915. by the County Court of Grant County.
south Dakota, the undersigned, % executor and
executrix. Of the estate Of George w. Merry.
deceased, will, on aud after the fourth day Of
December A. d. 1915, cell at private eale to the
highest bidder, all the right, title end interest
which the said George W. Merry, deceased, had
at the time OF hrs death, In and 70 the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the
County Of Grant. and state Of South Dskots, to.
Wit: The west one.haIf of the southwest quart.
e. and the southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter and the southW west quarter Of 1.-THE south.
east quarter Of section eighteen (le) In town.
shtp one huadred asl twsnty. (l3ol north Of
mefedtan containing ous hundred and .sixty
acres more or Ices according 20 the government
CASH thereof upon tho following s''m'' 'o'"i'
All bids must be In writina and will b receiv-
"a Of any time after the dret Publication Of this
notice en0 before the sale 10 made, and may be
left at the 1erchante National Bank OF Ailbank
In Mtibapk, south Dakota, or may be filed In the
0ce Of the JudGe Of the County Court OF Grant
Cosnty, South Dakota, over the First National
Bank Of 4iloank. IN 1tlbank. In said Grant
COu uty. South Dakota,
dated this 10th day Of October 4. D. 1915
PHI g. executor
and ALICE ]. Misery executrix
Of the estate Of George w.
noy. 10 3 dec 8 Merry, deceased
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A BARGAINING have a coed
seven room house ia a fine lOca.
ton, for sale at q bargain. Call
and see.
Martens Bros, Milbank
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The Advantage.
Anyhow. there's one advantage In
having a wooden Leg" said the vet
q
What's that?" asked his friend.
you can hold your socks up with
thumb tackS."-Columbia Jester.
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Mrs Monroe OF Wilmot was q guest
Of her sister Mrs. L%eschinsky, Thurs
day.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-16
PENDLEroN SCHOOL
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On Monday evening, March sth,
at s o'clock, the school improvement
association held their monthly social
meeting. Tffey are to be held the
first Friday night in each month, but
owing to the inclement weather ON
that night, the meeting was held on
the following Monday night. When
the appointed hour for the social
meeting arrived, two hundred were
gathered at the Pendeton school
building to enjoy the evening. The
night was clear, the air crisp and
everyone came with one intent to
enjoy themselves and carry out the
social idea. The committee. on The
program for the amusements of the
evening had the situation we'll in
hand and without delay, games were
begun in earnest. Both patrons,
teachers and children entered into
every game with true zest and the
school hou1e rung with laughter and
merriment. The games played were
Various ones, the mouse and cat,
three-iegged race. sack race. and
drop the handkerchief. They were
filled with amusement and hugely
enjoyed. Music interspersed
the games of the evening and was
very much enjoyed aIso.
Refreshments ci delicious sand
wiches and tea was served, free to
each person present by a committee
OF high schools. Each one went home
feeling younger and benefited for
having come to this social meeting
Of the PendIeton school Improvement
association
We have heard many expressions
Of approval regarding these Monthly
social meetings, and are looking for
ward to the one to be held in APRIL
We congratulate our worthy and gen.
ial president. Miss Sallie Trescot,. in
her merited success in this. her ini-
tiatory social gathering of Pendleton
patrons. and those interested In the
development Of the future welfare Of
this school.
Mr.. Hnna took the boys and girls
VINO are taking part In the athletics
over to Townville school Saturday,
10 practice with the pupils OF that
school.
We were welcomed by the teachers,
who carried us in to rest and get
warm.
The first thing ON the program
was the. hundred yard dash, the
Townville boys were the successful
ones In this contest: following this
were the high and broad jump.
We were then invited to the diff.
erent homes for dinner and we en-
1oyed this very much:
Immediately after dinner the
Pendletop girls. won In a flag race:
next came the relay and vaultihg, the,
Townville boys winning In the form.
er and Pendleton in the latter,
After wishing the Townville school
much success on "FYeld Day., we
had a nice ride home. In a wagon. We
appreciated very much the treatment
accorded u3 by the pupils, teachers.
and citizens, especially as there were
no personal remarks made.
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desir" to become eligible is aid in the
i,ureau Of Standards.
special meeting Of the Cadet y.
NJ. &. A. was held III the chapel las,
Sunday night. y musical program
WAS rendered by several ladies of the
city and the cadet quurtettc. ''Thc
Marks OF IL Man" was the subject OF
the fOrceful and interesting address
given by Mr.. ". Il. Lunk. supervisor
OF municipal playground in Charles
ton. Many of the under -classmcn
took advantages OF The special leave
by escOrting their feminine friends to
the occasion.
a fire which was gaining consider
able headwny was discovered in he
weed shop just over The engine room
Sunday morning abOu. S:lJ. Fire call
was sounded by the bugler and the
companies were formed Oh the quad
rangle where orders were given for
the room Orderlies To fall out" and
get buckets. The cadets. however.
failed to make much progress as ,lle
shop was SO full of smoke that it was
impossible to enter il. y still alarm
was sent the city department who In
81 short while succeeded in eXtcrmin-
ating the blaze. This Is the first fire
that has visited the Citadel in a long
time and hut for its timely discovery
might have proven serious. Consid
erable excitement existed for n while
hut there WAS no disorder whatso-
ever
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4, We are glad to see the beautiful
sunshine again. and that spring Is
most :here-a season that makes oil
scHool. girls and boys happy.
Weyaiways look forward to Tues
day when we can read the Educational
Yon;,uught to see our boys play ball
these days.
The Friendship Improvement Asso-
citation held its regular meeting
March 3rd. s The president being alb
gent Misa Bertye Moore presided. The
association decided to give bazaar
ON the afternoon Of April 1st, ut 4
O'Clock. The public Is cordially In
vite6..
Both pupils and teachers are very
proud Of our new steel-roller maps
WiasS1 eas1lc few days ago. There
are 8 In oil.
Cnr. teachers. Miases Jennie Erwin
and Bertye Moore attended the teach
: era' meeting In Anderson Saturday.
Several OF our pupils attended the
entertainment given at Cleveland by
the, school pupils last Monday night
and all report q pleasant time.
Our average attendance for last
month surpasses any month for the
/ past g years.
we are looking forward to Field
Day exercises on the 9th and some of
our; ;nnpi pilss hope to enter contests.
:; S1Gs; Tho. EE.!snash!r Literary Society
held its regular meeting March 3rd.
The following program WAS rendered:
Respond to roll call with quotations.
Original Story-Clarence Lindsay.
Essay, 'On u s. Flag"-Maxie
Cothran.
Current Events-Dewey Harper.
Reading, Goodnight Bur-
Defamation. "'Tis Splendid to Live
So Grandly"-Claude Cothran.
Story. ".kiaid Of the Foot Hills
Ada Harper.
Original Story-Willie Bell.
Jokea-Roy Cooper.
The following officers were elected:
Pfesident, Sadie Holiday: Vice pres
ident; Maude Cox: secretary. Alfred
Cooper; Critic, Make Cothran.
The following Is the hTslcr roll for
our 4th month:
1 First grade-Eunice Lindsay. Ethel
Bakweil, Robbie Notes, Hattie Young.
I bertha Notes. Marvin Ragwoll.
Third grade-Cra Lindsay, Dewey
Fonrt grade-Ralph Cox.
Fifth grade Henry Lindsay. Cler-
eGce Lindsay,
Partial eighth grade-Maude Cox.
Roy Cooper.
eighth grade-0race Cox. John Z.
Towhes, Leonard Cox.
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The high school literary society
rcndefed the following program on
last Friday:
Bible Reading--Irene Simmons.
Prayer--M Miss Goldsmith.
itecitation-Lu Lucil,. Haynie.
i;x;tinpOTaTy Speech-SMhiect,
what would do ii were school
teacher.
Debate--''ls the hope of Heaven a
more powerful motive to virtuous
life than the fear OF Hell? !
Anirmative--Eosa Mae Austin,
William Gambreli.
Negative-Frances White. Warren
Johnson.
Recitation-Fefol Acker
Reading-Evcrette Campbell.
Original Story Eta Watkins
Current Events Emma Acker.
.I0kes-Mary Strickland.
Double Quintette-Charlie Cox,
Eugene Johnson. l.. d. Harris, Ken
meth Cox. Sloan Pruitt, Vera McAla
hon. Georgia FAINT. Grace Campbell.
Bessie Wilson, Annie Harris.
The extemporary speech was given
to Vivian Cox, tenth grade girl.
On last Tuesday afternoon Cheddar
base ball tea mcane down to play a
game OF ball with us. They came in
q wagon and arrive dobout three fiji
teen. At three forty-five umpire Har-
ris call:d, play ball" After nine
hard fought innings Bolton triumph
ed nine to eight. The features Of the
game was home run by Harris Of
Cheddar. and triples bs Johnson and
Shaw Of Bolton.
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Last week two pupils OF the tenth
grade were unporposely omitted
from the honor roll. They were Nal
colin Ducworth and Edith Iiutcbin-
| son, each having IN average of So.
The literary society rendered a
public program Friday night. A large
crowd was present and everyone
| seemed to enjoy the program. The
| program rendered was:
Song-By society-"Flow Gently
Sweet Alton"
Recitation-Ruth Owens.
Niusic-Nsfscy Breazeale.
Essay-Madeline Smith,
Quartette-By boys -"Pollywolly
Doodle"
instrumental SoloaLouise Martin.
Jokcs-Pearle Webb.
Recitation-Louise Martin.
Debate-Resolved, That South
Carolina should have compulsory
education.
Afflrmative--Max Welborn, Clara
Welborn and Milwee Wilson.
Negative-Lois Richardson, Alva
CLARK aud Mildred Smith.
Reading-Floride WelborIf.
The first recitation was funny and
the second was on the trials Of the
10th century teacher. The essay was
! on CDR. Samuel LANDER The
quartette vas rather comical, and
the Jokes were funny The debate
was good and there were strong
points on both sides. The robuttai
was good, but both sides got SO en-
thustastic It liked t. have been car
ried too far. The judges Mr.. Clint
Watkins. Mr. F. Wakefie. and
Miss Elizabeth Bteazeale. were asked
to decide not only which side beat,
but the best three debators. They
decided In favor OF the affirmative
and the best three debators as Max
Welborn. Milwee Wilson and Mildred
Smith. ..sgs z. Il s z. Il. -
AS I'said q large crowd was pres.
ent which was around two hundred.
Many were visitors from other COM
munIties. ,;,Ss
The Improvement association Will
hold a meeting Saturday evening !.
The women Will serve supper. Air
the honorary members are asked Ia
be present. The subject to be dis.
cnssed will be Good roads In our
oW q community MISS Maggie Gar
iington will be present at this meet
ing . 3. & ll' ~
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THE CITADEL
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The failure OF the railroads to give
reasonably cheap rates for transport
\ Ing the Sadet corps to Jacksonville In
april makes the proposed encamp-
jnfent at that place seem rather doubt
! fu1 ThiA AiinfoTmation was given on.
with sreli6tanceNby the: Citadel author.
fties eas all OF the cadets have been
5 l00kilEs forward to the trip for sonl,
time and the announcement has caus-
{ ed distinct disap poiptnent among
them Az yet, nothing dee eniate has
/ bean AIinnurced as 20 where the new
cam sfte will be hut it Is more than
Sllkeiys that d place near the rifle range
sat3 Mount PLEASANT wilt be selected!
;SsS ;EsSt hs Ideklbe nf the Senior Physics
ELSA ife stood the civil service ex-
Ri,aiiation at the postcfflce here last
week! Ehe position to which they
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3Greenvine. S. c.

~ t..iHay ia & afternoon he score being s
A. n%n,n 40 - aavor OF Big spring. We ,,.,i :
q entovna tsr OF visitors present and all ali
mucS cSeo Watching the gaLle I very = !,
5achns, sS Lucy brakes. who 4 attends
tuVu, 81 tha at belton spent the week-eS,d
Mira us 7 nome 10 % OF her parents. Mr.. and ID
nes.. W. i. are IS! sorry TO hear Of the ainx-
1s All - snans .ne community, and wish them
8. ,.,a ane : =. farmers of this sectio:i ss ara
s,,a s,au 20 . see the bright sunshine aeair.s S
snra @ Tope 1.; @ get some work done he IS;
lore we; havo more rain. 81 8 IS: ~
q; 81, y. g =. Byrltl, Is a little 8 fifad
nnraa - sne ctner farmers as he has shreSi
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BISHOP BRANCH
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ssS
The advanced : department Of our
school is preparing now FOR an en-
tertatnment to be given about the LIST
OF April. The exact Ndate viii be 4 an
nounced later, r.
The pupils Of the primary grades
have organised literary. society,
and are having some interesting
meetings. Il s9.s s}l So =
Our ball team had an interestinr
game at Mcfslmoyle with the Nc.
Elmoyle team last Friday This 1as
our first match-Rarne. and even
though. we were slightly defeated in
point scores, our boys did some fine
playing They. at least made ii In
,eresttn . for the Mel Elmoyle team !.
kuita q number from our corfimounity
want 70 witness the gsn1e We g s.
preciateS their Interest a,
{ Mr. I..s Newton kind prepared IA
square for flowers on 4 the school
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0 FRAZER FITTING SCHOOL {
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The past week has been good b"-
ginning on the last term OF school. 1t
was also very marked by being one
continuous week of fine weather in
which we could all feel fine and do
Soo;! work.
The appeal OF the bowling alley is
still strong but the sunshine calls
some to baseball and the plans OF
others tend toward getting the ten
mis- court in shape and playing ten
mis-.
The problem is. will the boys with
these attractions still stick to their
studies?
They must not fail to remember
that their studies are of prime i'm
portance and should have first place.
All the sports are gUod IL lessons are
not neglected.
None OF the boys have challenged
Prof. Harden to bowl as yet, although
there have been offers Of two prizes
bqered to the boy who succeed In not
bowling the members of the faculty.
Possibly the boys are practicing up
and yet intend to try their teachers
skill on the alley.
There is also n prize of $500 offer
ed to the student of the fitting school
who will win n match OF tennis from
Prof Parks. Prof. Parks to give q
handicap OF Is.
Besides this prize of $500 Is offer
ed to the best tennis team in school
and S1.00 for the winner of tourna-
ment. All entrants to be members OF
tiia fitting school.
There must be at least four teams
enter In doubles anu eight players In
the singles any number. however, may
enter.
For further information those who
may desire to enter may call IN Prof.
Parks.
It remains to be seen who Is the
best BOWLER and best tennis player in
the Frazer Fitting School.
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HoNEA PATH SCHOOL
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At the last meeting OF the Honea
Path High School Society all the
grades from the third through the
seventh were invited t. hear the pro-
gram. the debate being 'he main fea-
ture. A great amount - enthusiasm
was shown by the soc!ely In general.
as the members were allowed the
privilege OF augmentation as we'll as
the debaters. The judges were Miss
Thompson, seventh grade teacher |;
Miss MOifatt. English teacher, and
Prof. Givens. The program was as
follows:
Song, America BY Society.
Resolved: That Women
are Mentally Inferior to Men.
Afflrmative-Ansel PinsOn, Frank
Mckenzie. Charlie Roper.
Negative-Mary Sullivan, Eugenia
Wright, Eunice Carter.
Essay. The Sons OF Erin-Frances
Shirley.
Recitation. The Dinner Party
Marie Gaines.
/, Essay. Sprlng-Sillie Beard.
Current Events-Johnnie Donald.
Decision Of Judges-Favored the
Negative.
AS next Wednesday,. March 18th, is
st. Patricks Day there will be appro-
pirate exercises In chapel by some of
tho grades.
On account OF illness Miss Agnes
Medlock was unable to attend school
last Thursday.
Prof. B. G.. Givens and five, of his
| assistants. Misses Adams. Thompson,
Arnold. Edwards, and Flowers attend
ed the teachers meeting in Anderson
Saturday.
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MOUNTAIN CREEK
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This week has been for cXamina
tons and near the 'Close all feel tired
but glad and eager. for all the pupils
are watching for next weeks report
to see who gets oil the honor roll
Last Friday we planned for an
old Fildler's Convention but II
rained the "Old Fiddlers" away, Not
wi,hstanding the rain, the trustees
and patrons with Il great many neigh
EOrs. came with lunch boxes which
we sold for about thirty cents each.
then having two cake walks. We made
nice little sum OF ten dollars.
We will use part OF this money
preparing for field day. The children
are delirhtd with the idea Of getting
to attend field day. and are trying
har'l to prepare for II. Both teachers
aud pupils are expecting nice day.
Last year we bought new three
Hundred dollar piano. BY having lit
tie parties of different kinds we have
almost paid for it.
Once the young people OF tiie COM
munity. who have finished school. ar
ranged u good play for us from which,
we realized forty-fve dollars.
Then another thing was to have a
pig. One of the patrons gave him to
us, tiny baby. and we found nearly
twenty dollars in him when school
closed.
We fed him almost entirely on the
scrnpes from the lunch baskets,
Sometimes the children would bring
him little buckets Of milk.
] think by the time we have our
convention again. and have play we
are planning. we will have finished
paying for the piano.
The piano is SO much help in the
opening exercises.
The honor roll for this month will
appear in this paper later In the week
We enjoy the Educational Page.
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GET RID OF LINGERING COLDS,
COUGHS AND LA GRIPPE.

Spring finds many afflicted with
lingering. hacking coughs that weak
en- the system. 9lush and wet caua,
more colds thar. zero weather. Group.
bronchitis, and pneumonia are prevn
lent. Every family should have n safo
and relielia cough medicine ready for
us. Fciey's Honey and Tsr Compound
contains no harmful Ingredients. II
eases cough, checks q cold and re-.
lfeves II famed and congessed mem.
branes. It clears the nir passages and
sootheS inflammation. Evans Thars
macy. " 3, 5.s. 5.i.s. 35:;;if 5:;f;