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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-17

she left she remarked that 10 many of the prisoners were Juveniles OF at
least first offenders, that the comforting aid OF a woman might Dc oecueuy
more helpful than the stern methods by which men approached tn
istraton of justice.
This idea stuck in her mind through years of work in the slums m tne
by making a determined effort to induce Mayor Mitchell to appoint lei a
Judge of the court If special sessions. AS a lawyer, a mother and a student
of psychology, she felt she was fitted for the place, and she had the support
of many lawyers sjuriss, social service workers and those who call lei heir
Lady Angel"
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Decorative

Helper at Army Canteen-A tooth
brush? Certainly. Would you like
it hard or soft?
Jock-Bless you, ma'am, I'm not go
ing to use it. It's only for kit inspec-
ton.
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She Would Help.
you marry me?"

will you marry me?"
81 understand that you once swore
never to marry?"
Il did, but l am ready to disregard
OATH"
Don't do that. 1 am going to help
you to keep it."
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in New Jersey. When h vas nineteen he went u in a surveying gang in
the West. He helped make preliminary surveys for the Northern Pacific in
Montana; and for the location of the railroad between Superior and Ashland
in Wisconsin. While be was out there, the aqueduct commission IF New
York city al created by the legislature to construct the new aqueduct and
additional reservoirs fol- the Croton waters system. Young Ridgways friends
rot him a place IN this work, and he went back from the West. Hiss advance
ment was steady, and from March l. 1906, he al department engineer in
full charge of the construction of the aqueduct in the Catsklls. including
the extraordinary sphon under the Hudson river at Storm King mountain
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Handy to BORROW From.

The office girl supplants the boy,
The boy was not a pet.
But now and then you miss him when
o. want a cigarette.
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Honest.

When I see a cigar box liz
UP in the closet on the shelf.
I'm glad. The smokes hat Molly buys
Are better than l buy myself.
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Matching His Stock.

1T is easy to see how that broker
makes his profits"
Why so?"
Don't you notice his wife always
wears watered silk"
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Those Girls AGAIN.

Edith-Miss Oldgirl says she has
just reached the manageable age.
Marie-You don't say. / wonder
what delayed her.
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Easy Money.

Where did Jenkins get all that
money he lost specializing in oil?"
HE got it from people who speculat-
ed in those gold mines of his"
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in the first months of the conflict, while the Germans were advancing.
Charles Humbet is n exsodier and what we style in America a self
made mai.
He was born a Loison, in the department of La Meuse Oorraine) o n the
twentyeighth of May, 1856. Entering the army at eighteen, he rose to the
rank of captain, and in 1892 resigned and became a journalist He entered
politics in 1906.
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The Size of IL.

Hubby-My dear Minnie, when you
keep quiet you are the least of my
troubles.
Wiie-What do you mean?
Hubby-Don't you see? Then you
are my Minnie mum.
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make us look older than we are. Keep
your Eyes young and you will look young.
After the Movies Murine Your Eyes. Don't
tell your age. Murine Eye Remedy Co..
Chicago. Sends Eye Book IN request.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-17

Many a woman has been able to re-
form a man by keeping him guessing.
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A Kindly Feeling.

why don't you join the campaign
to abolish billboards?"
For sentimental reasons"
"Impossiblei"
Its the truth. When l was a boy
and played baseball with other boys
on a vacant lot, a billboard served us
passing well for a backstop."
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-17

Miss Catchem-You've already pro-
posed to six girls this year.. and they
all refused you.
Mr.. Slyboy-Yes; because each of
them knew l was head over heels in
love with you.
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Hubby-I'm going to ask for a raise
in salary today.
Wifey-Do you expect to get it?
Hubby-Yes; in the neck, if not in
the pocketbook.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-17
The Man Who LInaers.

He can't always
Get through the door,
Who stops and says:
"Well, just one more"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. October Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Mills wife of Colonel NJ. NJ.
Mills. formerly commandant OF cadets.
has been the guest of Colonel and Mrs.
Hunter Pendleton. in limits.
number of alumni have dropped
into barracks during the past week to
renew old cquaintanceships. George
Wickham. of Richmond motored
through Lexington on Monday on his
way to Natural Bridge. Hagan. w,
rs. and Davis. w. Is, were also
visitors at the end Of the week.
Miss Blanton. OF Ashland is the
guest of Colonel and Mrs. II. l..
Hodges. in limits.
Among the guests Of the superin-
tcndcnt this week was Bryan Obear.
class ~. of St Louis.
Miss Matte Purcell, Of mond.
has returned to her home after a visit
of several weeks to Mrs. William Pat
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
WYTHEylLLE

Especial to The Times OispatchJ
WfTfiEViLLE. VA, October Mrs.
stephen Putncy entertained ut bridge
on Friday complimentary to Mrs. Cole
man. of Richmond.
Mrs. Page Dame and children have
returned to Baltimore. after spending
the summer with her mother at '.InCle-
side"
Miss Blanche Sanders has returned
from the Panama Exposition
Stuart Spillc". OF New York. is Wis
ihns his parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. II.
Spllcr.
Robert Blair. of st. Paul. MINI, is
the guest OF relatives here.
Miss Nontas Williams has returned
to school in Roanoke.
furvcr Richardson has accepted the
chair of biology in tho Charleston
College. s. G.
RI Rev. Frederick Reese and family
OF Georgia. who have been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. Francis H. CraiC
MI nave returned to Savannah
me announcement Of the enEnpcment
OF {. y oiHy, Jr.. Of WrthcviJle tn
MISS Hazel Willis. OF Grccnvil!c. Tenn
was received with much interest by the
friends of the prospective groom I'm
WHthtvi'le The marriage will take
place i'm the early winter
The Wythc County Teachers Inrti
tute VIII be held at the high school au
ditorium or October 8 and .
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KING GEORGE
Especial to The Timos-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Tim"sDispatch.
KING GEORGE. VA. October "A
largely attended Sunday school con-
veption was held At Potomac Baptist
Church. on Saturday and sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Mayors arrived mere Oh
Thursday from Vancouver. n. G. Ia
Join her husband. Key. Herbert May
ers. who took charge OF the Episcopal
churches here n month ago She was
accompanied * eight Of her ten chill
drcn.
Miss Ellen Guigon and her little
niece, Lisa Gu'Eon, Of Richmond. re-
turned TO the city on Thursday after
a visit to .lr. and Mrs. II q. Garnctt
II spy Hill"
Misses Duke Hogan. Ages Bcvan and
Agnes Jones have left for blackstone
College.
Miss GLADYS Hogan left on Friday
:or Aide, Lou'oun County, where she
will teach cchucl.
Harry Mills haas returned from a
short visit TO Balt'mor"
Henry q. Gainctt. Jr.. OF Tappahan-
mock. spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents At spy Hill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
i Well G.nrwn Actress Tells How She
Dcik"ncd Her Cray Hair and Pro-
noted It's Gruw;h With Il SIM
pie Home Made Mixture.

Miss Eiauvh" Rose. wcli-knowu
actress, WI" G1rkchcG her gray hair
with S!mrio preparation which She
mixed ct home in a recent interview
at CHICAGO, H., made tho following
statement: AIRY lady or gentleman
can darltcn their gray hair and make
it soft ANA glossy with this simple
recipe which they can mix at home:
To hal! pin, OF water add ! OF. of
bay rum, 4 small box Of Earbo Com
pound and !, on. of rlyccrnc. These
Ingredients can hc bought at any
drug store at very little cost. Apply
TO the hair twice a week until it be-
comes the required shade. This will
make gray-haircd person look 90
years younger 1t is also fine to pro-
mote the growth Of hair. relieves Itch
:ig and soap i,umors and is excellent
for dandruf and falling hair
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BRISTOL
Special to The Times pis.o,cbl

Special Ia The Times Dis"a,rhI
bristol w, 0etobcy 2-> mcag
IL" "u'-of-'own guests At the w,ld.n..
of Miss Mary l.. cox and .!o.cnh II.
!'Irniu" oil "Wednesday Of this week.
:n' Nn" wee also guests nl - r.c.r-
'i"n at The nome of the brides par
cuts. former Governor and Mrs John I.
con. wore: Mrs George Sells gnd
'anEhi"r. Margar"t. OF Johnson CITY;
j." and MiS. Thad y coz, Of John
son city Mr. ana Ms VIII White, Of
Abingdon: Or. win Dulanc,. Of 81.
charles, Va MI. ana Mrs h. NJ. slack.
or Johnson city; Tate Wright. of
Athens. Ga: Joe Summers of John
son city, Miss Annie Mcneil, OF Green
wood Miss Margaret smith. OF Eli2-
abrTh;cn Miss Emily Taylor Miller Of
Johnson C!t<; Charles X Hyde Of
Nhattonoora: Mrs, +. &. Buck OF Chat
loroora; Captain and Mrs Charles Y
po"d"rick. Of Johnson city: Miss Della
smith and Zen Taylor, of Johnson civ,
ami Mrs. j. \. storey, OF Savannah. Ga.
Mr. ana Mrs. James Il. Lyon and
son, Mcdowell l.von, left Bristol this
week FOR q tour Of the West. They
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ALTAVISTA

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
ALTA VISTA VA. October Mrs.
jerry Giles, OF Chatham, was in town
on "Wednesday.
Roy Miller, Of Charlotte Court
house. WAS the guest on SATURDAY. and
sunday of Mr.. ami Mrs. G. ~ Ervder.
Miss Bette Oliver. after r.sit OF n
month to relatives here. has returned
Ito Salem. Va.
Miss BETTE Hewitt left on Monday
for Lynchhurp.
John cumnock was in Roanoke and
salem on Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. VIII NJ liundlcy. who has been
III Norfolk and Newport News. returned
home on Monday night.
j. l.. ScoS-in visited in Winston
Salem. y. g., from Saturday until Mon
day night.
Mrs. l.. y. Stone, who is the -ucst Of
Mrs. Eddie Green. returned on Tuesday
from visit of a week in Lyachburg
Mrs. c. II. Limerick. of Morgantown.
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w. Va. is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
f. Is. Harris.
Mrs =. r. Hardison returned home
on Wednesday after six weeks visit
Win her sist0r. Mrs. l.. T. Withers. Jr.,
In Charlottesville
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith drove to
Lccsville on Sunday and spent tho day
at Oakland" guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Arthur.
Mrs. James l.. Arthur. Mrs. r. X. AR
thur and little daughter Louise. OF
Lecsvillc. We're In town on Tuesday.
Mrs .. X. Mccartney entertained
her sunday school class at her home
on Bedford Avenue on Tuesday even
ing. About twenty children were pres
cnt.
Rev. Edmond La Ncrgne, the Prcsby-
terrain minister has accepted call to
the passionate of a church in another
Held and two services Sunday will
close his ministry in Campbell County.
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county. has gone to San Francisco to
attend the Panama-Pacitic Exposition.
Mrs. J. w. Cook, OF Roanoke Va
Is spending n few days with the Misses
Caldwell. this city
The Misses Sutherland have returned
TO Mountain City, after a visit to Miss
Pauline MascnGil
Mrs. David rfcrdler of Acton. Ind
Is here as the guest of Mrs Pfcnuler.a
parents. Mr. and Mrs II. NJ Sample
Miss Eva lsrumlcy has returned To
Grecncvillc. Tenn. after II visit TO Miss
Mary Childars.
George 7. East. of Gree neville. ana
his hrothcr-in- law, Or =. Riggs NJ
Johnson city, attended the Bristol Fair.
j. ID. Mitchell. Jr., has entered school
At Pottstown. Pa.
Miss 1moScnc. Blanton OF Chntta-
noora is guest at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. w. Il. rutherford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

son, u. Il. Pomcroy. Sheppard Iio-
mans, Jane. y. Stillmau. John u.
Ryan. Hichard y. Howe. Iay Cook.
:. Horace Harding, seth ]. Rnyuor. NJ.
aud Mrs. Martin W Ljttlcton. Wilson
ami pouSlIs Liitlctou, MI ana M.s.
VI prme Wilson. Mrs. J. = Tams y
NJ. hasby, Mrs VI. VI. Freeman amt
Mrs j. !. GNroy.
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-30
GUN CLUB ORGANIZED

The Montpelier Gun club, a new or
ganization of local sportsmen, held
its first shoot Sunday afternoon At the
base ball park. A second shoot was
held Tuesday evening ut 9 O'clock,
the time Of the future weekly shoots.
Trap shooting is u new experience to
many members OF the club, but they
are rapidly becoming accustomed to
the erratic flights Of the bluerocks
and declare II excellent sport. Mem
bers of the club wish to increase the
membership TO thirty, when II will
be possible 60 purchase a new auto
matte trap. II Ii tho intention Of the
club to hold n tournament later IN the
season, and 70 compete with gun clubs
from other towns, II arrangements
can be made.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-30
TODAY IS N. /. A. DAY

To-day is NJ | A. Day At Paris and
large number Of young people from the
various wards Ia Bear Lake Lake stake
are participating In the various con.
tasts.
In the male quariette contest, the
district representing Georgetown, Han
nington, DinRle and the two Montpelier
wards. will be represented by the quar-
tstte from the Second ward In this city.
composed Of Messrs Arnold aud Fred
Tueller. Herman and Frank lloff
la the ladies' and mixed uunrtettO
contest the First ward will furnish the
singers The ladies qnartette II com
posed OF the Mssdames Lottie 1irosisan
and Myrtle Clark aud the Mlsasa Vilato
Perkins and EnlAlia Stuart Theses
ladies with MesHrR, j. u, Tuallor, Ed
arosjean. Alma Winters aud Lorenzo
swenasn. will compose this mixed
qnartette.
IN the story telling contest this dis.
trict will be represented by Miss Gwen
dolyn Dunn OF bennington.
T0days events will close with grand
ball In the paris pavilion, ~ which th,
NJ. l. A. girls will ell be- attired In es.5O
Made ia America gowns. A Mas
pole will be braided by 70 Of the JUNO
girls dressed ~ fairies.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-30
A GENTLE REMINDER

Now that house cleaning time il here
you viii perhaps need some new wall
paper, some Acme quality house huld
paint or yarnish 70 make the old wood
work Or furniture look bright aud new.
some new lace curtains, drApery, or
shades. PottsF's inlnid hnolenEn,
genuine Alexander smith Administer
rug. \ few pieces ~ up-to-data furniture
OF perhaps, q new sewing machine.
All your furniture needs can ho cup.
piled here promptly and satisfactorily.
The Nielsen Furniture ca.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-30
Modern Drug Company

The Caribou Gold Mines Co.: which
recently acquired some valuable
property in the Caribou district. will
BEGIN begin development work on
the property tomorrow. The COM
pany intends to expend considerable
money, from which It Is believed
that good results will be obtained.
Quite a number of Montpelier peo-
pie have stock in this company.
VIM. Pendrey & Son have just
completed the work OF installing
lavatories in each room at the Lewis
rooming house. Wardrobes have
also been placed In each room, and
the painters are now at work calca-
mining the walls and ceilings in the
rooms and halls. When the I'm
provements are completed the Lewis
will be strictly modern house.
Dad Bryan Is now ready to do
all kinds of veterinary work. Calls
from the country will be promptly
attended to. Phone 43 or call at HE
residence, just north of Brennan d
Davis warehouse on 18th street.
The high school students have de.
cided to repeat the comedy, His I'm
Gle john" which was presented at
the opera house two weeks ago. The
date has not yet been decided upon.
but it will be sometime within the
next two weeks. The regular run OF
moving pictures will be shown be-
tween acts and the price of admission
will be only 10 and 20 cents.
The students OF the local high
school have decided to repeat their
annual class play. "Hls Uncle John,
which was played SO successfully
April Is. Owing to the fact that sC
many poodle were unable to attend
! then, arrangements have been made
/ with the management of the Mont
. pelier theatre so have this put OF
: sometime within the next two weeks
so that all who did not see the pIa,
may have the opportunity of DOM
do.
= DIR. Lynn reports that the following
i persons who have undergone opera
u tions during the past week, are gel
ting along nicely: Mrs. Jacob Wenp
er Of this city, Hy Smith Of George
: town, Mics Pearl Smith Of George
: town, w. q Wilson Of this city, OFT
- Mosier Of Star valley and y. II. Ciar
division plant superintendent for IL
: Telephone Company The two latt.
we're for appendicitis. Mr.. Clar
was taken I'll while in this city 3
10 business and the operation discloss
Or The fact that his appendix was ~
.. tured.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-30

The party of wasi ington gentle
men, who arrived here on Thursday
OF last week to look over tho Bonanza
and Randolph mining properties, left
Sunday for Portland. They said
that they had nothing tn give for
publication at this time. However,
we understand that Mr.. Maroon. a
mining engineer, who was member
of the party, spoke very favorably d
conditions, especially at the Ran.
dolph and that his report to the com.
pany would be III favor Of continuing
operations on that property.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-30

V. c. Culver arrived in the city
last Friday from Salt Lake, driving
Dodge ear. This is the first one OF
these cars seen in Montpelier. We
are not much of y judge Of benzine
buggies, but the Dodge certainly
looks like it was q dandy little car.
Any dental discovery that is really
worth while is always adopted al
once. Proof OF this is to be found in
my office, where you will see every
modern invention pertaining to the
science of dentistry.-Dr. H. Beck
strom, over the Bank Of Montpelier.
IL yon are in the market for e
best steel range, call ard see the
celebrated Majestic at the Nielsen
Furniture 60.
All of the laws enacted by the last
legislature, which did not contain
emergency clauses, will so into effect
on Saturday, May 8. Next Sunday
will, therefore, be the last Sunday on
which the devotees of solo win have
the pleasure of playing that game, or
any other card game, in public card
rooms.
John T. Peterson of Ovid has taken
the agency for the Overland car and
received the first shipment of these
machines last Tuesday. The Over
land is one of the popular medium
priced cars, and John says he does
not anticipate that it will take very
long to dispose of the four cars he now
has on hand.
A. l.. Chiffon, the eye specialist
will be in Montpelier on May II, Is,
30, 90, and %. Office over Modern
Drug Co. At Paris on May 81 at
the Stucki home.
w. H. Holmes of Paris. informs as
that about 5000 pounds of pea seed
have been sold to the farmers in Bear
Lake county. There Is still about
I, 200 pounds of seed at Paris for sale
at cents pound. Seed can be plant
ed any time during the next ten days.
Any one wanting seed can obtain 1t
from either Mr.. Holmes, Frank Lew
is or the bank at Paris.
Have you ordered your FORD car
YETI Henry Ford is going to build
those 300, 600 cars before August LIST
and you may as well get that $40 to
$50 as the other fellow Henry Ford
is perfectly on the square with his
profit-sharing. See Cruikshank a.
Nelson for particulars.
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Base ball Sunday-Montpelie VS..
Bancroft. Game called at / 80 sharp
so that the visiting team can return
home on No. IL.
Take your pictures to the Nielsen
furniture store to have them framed
Mrs. A. ID. Bartlett and children
left last Sunday for a months visit
with Mrs. Bartlett's parents at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa.
Wanted, short nose, black or white
pigs, s to 10 weeks old; will pay 50. 80
per head for same, f. o. b.-Mrs. Der
tina @. Swift, Rock Springs, Wyo.
Gus Johnson has leased the Geo.
Hess blacksmith shop at Georgetown
and is now prepared TO do all kinds
of repair work and horse shoeing.
st. Andrews church will be closed
on Sunday, May 9th as Rev. johnson
will be in Boise attending the state
convocation of the Episcopal church
For sale, three room, modern house,
bath, closet and pantry. Lot 80 1866
#. Inquire at forest office, or phon e
1854.
Mrs. Elmo Haggerty was called
here last week from Alton by the
illness OF her mother, Mrs. Joe Toner.
The latter's condition is now very
much improved.
Mrs. John Wells and son Andy
were called to Nebraska City, Neb.,
Thursday of last week to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Wells mother, who
died there on April 2lst.
An elegant line of new wall paper
just received at the Nielsen Furni-
ture Co.
The high school students will give
their annual ball at the pavilion Mon.
day night, May 3. Tickets will be 81
and dancing will continue until one
a. m. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
Take your broken furniture to the
Nielsen furniture stsre and have il
repaired by an expert cabinet max r
Miss Adele Gillihap, who has beer
nursing at Shoshone for the past si1
months or more, spent yesterday il
the city. She left last night for st
Louis, accompanying a patient, WHIT
is going there for treatment.
If you want a nice summer sui
made to order at the lowest possibl
price, and fit guaranteed, call a
Fred Sellers shop, opposite Firs
5 National bank. Old suit cleaned an
g pressed.
At the city election in Pocatell
T last Tuesday the republicans electe
= the mayor, clerk and police judge an
six out of the ten councilmen. Owe
2, 500 votes were cast, more than wer
ever before cast at a city contest.
His Uncle john" was not pIaye
a at Bloomington last night as was az
! vertissd due TO unforeseen complies
tions larising. However arrange
nents are being made to stage
n about Thursday of next week.
y When you get ready to have yol
rooms papered or calcimined, or yor
house painted, phone 225 for Di-
2 Harkins. He does first class woi
lie and his prices are reasonable.
While walking about her yard la
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Edward Blu
" goyne trfpped over a piece of wi
e. and fell to the ground in such 3 ma
az ner as TO break the small bone of b
right forearm. just above the wrist
ra Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Shepherd, 4
on thur and Ezra Bulge of Paris, a
% Mrs. VIM. Pendrey of this city, Il
in autos yesterday for Logan TO tie
Ilo the celebration Of the s7th birtIid
ks of President William Bulge. wni
Rs. occurs tomorrow.
For sale, White Leghorn chicks
le. cents each. delivered. Phone
write Mrs. Nephi Skinner, Nouns
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ST. Andrews Church (EplscopaI.)
Rnv. n. M. Inhnnnn. Ir.

Rev II. NJ. Johnson, Jr.
Sunday school at 10 d. IN.
Morning prayer III II o'clock. Sub.
iect The Return.
Evening prayer 1t = .. n. Sub
Iect The cry.
All are welcome and are cordially
invited % attend