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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-06
DAILY REMINDERS
Round. the island d auto,

Round the island d quito. 500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 214l.-Adv.
The Goodwin. only exclusive corset
shop in Honolulu; absolutely new 1915
models; Pantheon bldg ADV
New arrivals in chic steamer bon
nets are on display at Milton & Par
sons, milliners, Pantheon Bldg adv.
Panama hats reduced from SO to
$3.50; Porto Rico hats reduced from
$3.50 to SITS. Leading Hat Cleaners,
e1152 Fort St. opp Convent. Adv.
( The rebuilt Underwood and Rem
ington typewriters which Arleigh &
Company are Offering at $3.50 and up
will give you as good service as new
machine.
The popularity Of the Honolulu
Dairymen's Associations special sun
day Ice cream is growing each week.
This week they advertise two-lavor
brick, caramel and peach mousse. at
40 cents quart.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-06
BETS DOLLARS TO DlHGHNUTS
LIGHTF0OT GEk MCARN JOB

ney- the maI1lars office maintains
that there wilfIle something doing
within the nexttwo weeks which will
result in Mr.. Lihtfoot replacing jeff
McCarn.
Mr. Lightfoots seemingly authentic
orders 10 Deputy Arshal Albert Har.
ris we're that he sho9d take two depu-
| ties and raid an okoshao still on the
island Of Hawaii. Hrris said today
that: from rumors chad heard. he
believed that Lightfoot sther had been
appointed district attorrAy or was go
ing to. he appointed, ami was there
fore qualified TO give orhTs.
Did you get cable?" HEris asked
alr LfgEtfoot.
Yes replied Lightfoot.
Is IL all right"
Yes
This conversation took place aefore
representative of the Star-Baletin.
After il had gone as far as dtAted
above, Harris took Lightfoot into the
marshal's private office
Il told Lightfoot that he had BIT
ter be careful. as there was reportT
outside and that he would hear VIVA
was being said.y Harris explained to.
day "Lightfoot replied. oh, that's all
right; | don't care. He didn't tell
me that there was any bluff about it.
A federal official stated frankly this
morning that the orders given by
Lightfoot we're merely a bluff. Light
foot, the official said, has been in the
habit of going into the marshal's office
and saying Why don't you fellows
get to work" or Why don't you get
busy and raid that opium joint" or
why don't you have so-and-so arrest
ed ON statutory offense.v
Deputy Marshal Harris cannot see
II that way, however. He said that il
Lightfoot was joking, he was never
told about il. and consequently he
spent the greater part of last night in
ascertaining that the matter of raiding
OkolehAoi stills is up to the internal
revenue department and not to the of.
fee of the u. s. marshal.
A deputy clerk volunteered the in.
formation this morning that Attorney
Glenn Quinn and c. D.. Pringle were
to pe sworn In at 10 o'clock as spe-
cial deputy marshals. Quinn or Prin-
gle was not sworn in. and the deputy
clerk later admitted that there was
nothing to the Information.
I'll bet you dollars to doughnuts
that before the end of the month
I.ightfoot will be appointed district at
tcrney.v said Deputy Marshal Harris
to(iar j. 80 SaSs $50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-06
DR.. IDEAS GIVES UP JOB
ON MAUI; PLACE MAY BE
RENDERED DR.. THoMPsoAl

The resignation of DR.. w. B. Deas
government physician at Hama, Maui
was received and accepted at meet
Ing OF the board of health YESTERDAY
afternoon. DR.. J. NJ. Thompson OF
Honolulu. who now is in San Francis
co. will be offered the position. Reso.
buttons were passed at the meeting to
the effect that certain land on Front
street, Hilo, be condemned on the
ground that it is insanitary. Steps
shortly will be taken to have the land
drained and filled.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-06
WOMAN in
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veseta- :
bic Compound.

Montpelier, VT. We have great
faith in your remedies. was very ir-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-06
KAISER RAN OUT ANDI
BARKED At BRITlSMERS

George Casper. the wellknoun Ho
nolulu violin instructor, told a good
joke today on two Englishmen living
here.
Il was waiting for a car last night. )
said Mr. Casper this morning ISh en-
the two Britishers came walkinss by
AS they passed house dog came
running out and barked ferociouslg al
them.
aiser, come here the lady 'oi
the house called to the canine.
BY jove, remarked one of the Eng
lishmen, That's adding insult to in
jury"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-06
Deputy Marshal Harris Insists
There viii Be Something
Doing" in a Fortnight

Although certain federal court Off
Gals are inclined to believe that At
torney Joseph Lightfoot was bluff
ing when he walked into the q. s.
marshal's office yesterday and issued
string OF orders which gave rise TO
a rumor that he had been, or was
going to be. appointed district attor-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-06

regiment of soldiers were at camp
and a young Scottish recruit was put
on sentry duty outside the generals
tent IN the morning the general
rose. looked out OF. his tent and said
to the young man IN u stern and
loud voice: Who are you?" The
young man turned round smartly and
said: Zine. Hoo's yerser?"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-06

regular and W as
tired and sleepy all
the time, would have
cold chills, and my
hands and feetwould
bloat. Ny stomach
bothered me, ] had
pain in my side and
Il bad headache most
|of the time. Lydia
II. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound has
n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
WHEN WAR WAGES END.


charlton Bates Straycr in IcslIe's.
experience proves that when tho
W-orkingman has once enioved HIGH
wages nc will never be satisfied with
anything else. Will any OF the Euror-
can powers be able to keep up wage,
TO the present high level after The war
Is over, II the nottingham cannor
get big wages IN his own country. will
he not be irresistibly drawn 10 the
United ScatcS. where wages are al
ways higher than IN any other conn
try m the world Immigration from
the BdIkdh states was wonderfully
stimulated 40 the close of the Balkan
war, the immigration from Serbia.
Bulgaria, Montenegro and Greece al
most doubling IN 1914 that OF 1917
he desire Co escape militsrism. the
poverty and the excessive taxation
mat viii follow IN the reconstruction
period after the war, and the lure OF
the land OF high wage, al point 10 a
uddI wave oi immigration 40 the close
of the war Ihi, gives added signir-
canoe 60 the recent decision of the
supreme Court. declaring void All
zonas anii-aIeu law. BY the initis-
tive process of legislation. Arizona
enacted q law which requires employ
erS oi nor than hye persons to nm
r.nF not IC.- than so per cent. quail.
ned 90 be unconstitutional, on tho
ground that an alien has a right 90
the equal protection OF the law a.,
guaranteed hy the Fourteenth Amend
wcut to tLs Constitution. ct re-
quirc, no argument. said Justice
Huchc. iu rendering tho courts dc
ci-iou. ITO show that the right ,1
work for "a living iu the common Occur
utiIurs of the community is OF the
very essence of the personal freedom
and opportunity that Dr. was the rur-
pose oi The Fourteenth Amendment
io secure The broad principle upon
which 'hc decision resi-, d, tb.f fbe
right tu live carrie. with 90 oi rcre.-
-itN The right fo work 10 on alien
has o. right f1 live iu Arizona or .rv
other state. De cannot De deprived of
the rght fn work there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1915.

American Ambassador 90 MeNioo.
knew oi and consented Co the 4ssas-
,inStiou OF Madero. When sought
by representative OF tho press, who
asked him Co either confirm or deny
the language attributed 90 him. he re-
Piled 81 was speaking IN private to
a circle OF friends. You might say,
and do not believe thJ, my address
need be explained. 10 would do no
good at this date Co reopen an old
subject. anyway, perhaps later. how
ever. / may make some sort OF 4
statement on the Madcro phase
Reopen an old subject indeed!
There can be nothing to such an ao-
cusation IL Is mon,trously iucrcd-
ible ot a man OF the character and
record OF Mr.. Wilson IL Is true that;
Mr. Wilson. with many others cot ripe
judgment. pressed the recognition OF
Hucrto, which would have saved the
United States the humiliation IT was
subsequently, subjected To-. but conuiy-
ing and "oou>cutius' TO the trcachcr-
Gus murder OF the McNican President
is as silly a, 1t Is dciamatory. And
how could Mr.. Wilson. as an Ambas-
s7dor OF this country. have consent
cd Co such an act without the con-
sent of the President II thi, is the
secret that ha, enforced on Lind the
conspicuous silence nc ha, been noted
Tor. then the continued interest in
his strange rctiocnoc fall, away. and
be stands revealed as "a iakir who has
mysuncd for awhile, but whose de-
ocpuons have been discovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
MR.. NELLY SUES

The Intelligence acknowledge, tho
attention paid TO 1t and its manager
'by Congressman VI. ~ Nicely. who
sues for the modest sum ct 500.
which he conceive, Co bc q rca-
|sonsblc rccompcnsc Tor inJurie, done
him. In view of the fact that the
Intelligence Is lot al the present
definitely informed as To the
particular statements. by which Mr..
Nicely considers himself agsrieved. i,
is unable to make lengthy comment
upon this proceeding. At the proper
|time IL Will cndcayor 90 cnightcn its
|readers concerning the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

diseased are filled with the for
etSu born and their second gen
Grafton. One per cent. OF our
whole population, once so Nigor-
Gus, nov occupy these sanitora.
a lar larger number, estimated Al
three times as many more lie on
Us, a burden but not IN Conhne-
mcut. Many OF these. and the
most dangerous ones. too. are
only recently capable oi being
recognized: they may give no OBJ
Nious sign. react To- no common
tests, arc 10 be learned only by
Inc preparation of overt acts.
In tins one vitality important
realm of cndeasor mankind ha,
shown the most pitiable indiitcr-
Cucc and neglect Recent ,cicr-
tine knowledge has happily put
u> a long way toward comprc-
henutng, warning and a|ftordiug
clttCicnt precautions. y host ul
these degenerate, arc due To- de-
icct> iu the msiusprIngs ut
growth forces. of rcgulatlug
glands. "a much larger number
come from inherent defects in
constitution, an abnormal trend,
lar mp the ancestral lines. the
largest number are from acquired
diseases m the parents, transmits
sable. comfortable by parent, To-
offspring. Among them arc al
ouholism, secret diseases and
tuberculosis.
These degcncrstiug agencies
working together MAY SD impair
the child as % leave a. apparently
normal yet rotten IN the center OF
body or mind or both: hence a
burden on society, a horror 10
parents, a charge ON the state.
One such acting as Cd parent
through another. normal parent.
the offspring become alternately
ono fairly sound, the other a mon
SiCr, % Cdhhsu. luc worst OF
these causes Is a blood disease,
so prevalent that newer tests
those OF Nassermau and Noguchi
arc now uniformly applied. and
appalling are thc revelations
made
Mar conditions increase and
d~SSrSsdtc al these dcplordbIc
Cause- oi d-cEcrcrscy. D. is Ger
tam that q wide spread prevalence
of the origin OF dcgcucrdcy must
cNi>t among any people, so lack
luc on balance Cd, to rush into
such cataCly>W, 0. destruction.
hates, sdNaccry. In-Juitics of word
and act during times such a,
these, when every reason exists
tor peaceful progress and con-
tCutmcrt.
We Americans arc as vet none
too stable as q people. We are
the melting pot Of the nations
and ouiy gradually reaching
hoWoSerlcty. Give o., c%ontinu-
ancc OF favorable conditions and
VIC would slowly work out a lair
destiny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29
WHAT FORD U DO.

While mo- one doubt, The sincerity
pf Henry Ford IN has rather spcctacu-
par movement ou bchal. of peace. "to
Ect. d, he says. the boys out of the
trenches before Christmas. % viii
|iuAc the ordinary observer as a rath-
= prc>umpruous piece of business. IL
+ prcSumptuous because ITS iutility D,
acknowledged by an who arc in
|ormcd ON the subject Original
Sphere, of action have ,o extended
themselves and so many complexities
laye entered into the irightiuI prob
lem that mo- peace can conc. no inter
\ cntion succeed, until exhaustion shall
pave come to- The contendius forces,
r. victory follows the camp, of one
T. the other OF the belhgcrcnt,. An
Informed writer puts the matter very
Hearty when he saws
Tho real reason Vhy po7,, VIII not
Lomc now. cannot come DOW. NHI. ba
ound believe. tn tre fact that Great
pace that could be- made ON the basis
~ rNlS'lng conditions and no proper
#uifc. Her srmis- has. begun tu ar-
tN' H'f losses are insignificant conn
pared with German. Il.r fleet ts -u-
|r'm' tI'r aI.t'- p~HrtIsuIarIy France.
stIt ready fH -H forward
Peace I- irTo~-iuI. n,,a4-. Germany
pm NOT surrender u.r ambition 200 obs
am "a r.I.' 300 IHs sun She has uufh-
ns q" gi', England nothing Co restore
iritlsh territory. and Great Britain be-
i'Neo that me safety of frr empire wii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

The radical turning upside down
OF conditions by the Euroepau
maclstrom of ~inscnsatc saVagery
must throw IN our shores a vast
influx OF degcnerates. OF dere-
liCtS. and of those hall bad but
wholly undesirable for parent
hood, To- mate with our clean chill
drcn. Don't minCc the matter-to
marry your daughter or mine;
your SOu or mine.
What can Wc do about IL A.
least We Csu wake up TO the
tactS,-not wallow IN an imbeoilc
"watChtul waiting. not pirate
about observing Psychologist mo-
ments, but awake to the peril At
our very doors. We must use
every means IN our power 10 turn
back the worst elements OF the
Immigrant tide which impcuds.
we must strengthen the hands oi
those watch dogs Of the nation.
the experts az Ellis Island. and
AZ other avenues of degeneration
So little heard OF.
There Is only one way to Get
a rae of sound citizens. by taking
a. much care IN making sure of
healthy fathers and mothers as is
done with domestic auimals-ard
q little more. We cant compel
people 90 do their part. we can
only persuade them that D. i,
abundantly worth while and show
what ought 20 he done and how
they a do n.
\ local war only affects a small
group. Universal war bears so
heavily on all those concerned
that nations arc made to take
many steps backward. BY killing
OF a large proportion of the best
men, 10y manning. shocking and
cNhauSuug others; by suhjectinc
those az home to cruel dcpriya-
tion> and auNictics. hv breaking
down the barriers against hurt
tul agencies. infectious diseases
run rampant. social diseases flow
like Wild hrc and man lspscs back
into relative saVaCcry. Moral
barriers, too. arc swept away.
chaos replaces order and pro-
gross Not oul. must these fI-cct
agencies prevail but long wears
ot disabling affects must follow
Ihlldrcn. mothers and new chill
drcn suffer alike and until genera
tons pass.
I'm America VIC arc a hc,cro-
Ccuous people, composite, Of
many diverse races The or
islnal. sturdy A~uglo-Saxon and
Gcrmaric stocks arc dying out or
being replaced By new stock from
diverse sources. including cou>ti-
tutional interiors. damaged goods.
failures 40 home seeking harborS
here. ~iusItivcS. v8gshond,. 10 best
OF doubtful physical or mental
integrity.
Already our almShouscs. tails.
homes for feeble minded. insane.
deiormcd, blind and chronicaI'v
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

with the public they arc denied the
right TO limit their liability for loss.
damage or delay. Formerly the COM
panic, took the baggage OF express
package with a limitation OF liability
10 a certain maximum value. leaving
the owner 90 take the further risk or
insure against any excess OF loss. Il
was largely a matter Of convenience
60 both shipper ard carrier.
The Merchants Association Of New,
York and other commercial o~rranila-
ions elsewhere have Joined in an CT
tort TO get rid OF this absurd law. II
Is simply 4 matter of business he
tween the shipper and carrier whether
liability shall be limited or unlimited.
and there Is no sense trying 10 ms II,
hy law. And then there IS the unusual
~annorsnces the travellers and the
railroads are subjected Co., I,crv-
body with a trunk has t1 sian , stale
mer' Of its value. whether ne knows
what Dc Is or not. and is guilty of a
misdcmeanor and liable tp 90, penalty
81 De m'ss'atcs IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

$40 va. 30 a state Of preparedness for
Congress. ur,. week..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

The announcement that Wheeling .s
frc' from typhoid fever ie no reason
for delaying ths filtration project.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

Christmas PES approaching rsza-I.s
of The speed limit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-29

a place Do the sum yesterday VAS
worth having
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
MALTA.
Miss IlIILIAN MAGERs.

Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. john
Welsh visited Mrs. Wilson'S parentsS
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuneman, Friday.
Mrs Jarvis and daughter Ruby,visit!-
ed Mrs. John Wilson Wednesday,.
Mrs. Tom Bell is visiting her brother
Jim Etter and family of Carthage and
having her eye treated.
Mrs. John Welsh visited Mrs.. John
Wilson Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Thompson and daughter
Mrs. Goddard, visited friends, in,
Springfield last week.
Mrs. q. Nj. Mayors and daughter
Emma visited Mrs. Thompson and Mrs,
Goddard Thursday.
Mr.. Foster is having we'll drilled
this week.
Percy Wright had his new wind
pump put up this week.
Jim Etter and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. Storbecll and family.
John Wilson and family and John
Welsh and family attended church
and Sunday School at Grace Church
and visited Mr.. Wilson's mother Sun
day.
Dan and Will Mayors visited Corwin
| Powell Sunday afternoon.
| III. Il. Keith and wife visited John
Buerge and wife.
| Will Mayors and Corwin Powell at
tended church at Jasper Sunday night.
Miss Ruby Jarvis is quite sick and
DR.. Schooler was called, out Sunday
morning.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
DIAMOND
Mrs. CHARLES ELTING.

MIS-. itilIIsEo
John Buzzard and family and Mrs.
Chas. Buzzard spent Sunday with Ad
| Buzzard.
Mrs. Moser called Mt Mr.. MERGERS
Sunday. We regrett 10 report that he
is no better.
Mr.. Berryhill's mother, Mrs. Cotfelt,
died of pneumonia last Thursday. She
was we'll known andlo by all who
knew her.
Wesley Cline and family spent Sun
day at Mr.. Kelley's.
j. w. Edwards and wife spent sun
day with Chas. Fitting and wife.
Charley Wood and family spent Sun
day with home folks.
Mrs. Pace, who was staying ut Fred
Gathers, was called TO the bedside of
her sister last Tuesday.
Thomas Edwards and wife entertain
ed Joseph Edwards and Miss Patterson
Sunday.
Will Wood and wife spent Sunday
at Tom Woods of Duyal.
Ethel and Fay Ingle spent Sunday
with the Hane sisters.
Clyde Wagner and family spent
Sunday with home folks.
Charley Hane visited near Boston
last week.
Mr.. Lunt is planning to bed 80 bush
els Of sweet potatoes. We don't know
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01

whether he is going to- set all of Barton
County to sweet potatoes or not.
Mr. Crabtree is able to, be out once
moue.
Reva Ingle, Gladys. Pope and Vida
Blzzard spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Conrad near Carthage.
Mr.. Osborn lost fine colt last week.
Mrs. Elting spent Thursday and Fri
day with her parents, j. w. Edwards
and wife.
Mrs. Wesley Cline spent two days
last week with Mr.. Berry's.
Mr.. Mitchell spent Monday night
with Mr.. Mercer.
Miss Butcher spent Saturday and
Sunday in Carthage.
Bessie Law was Jasper shopper one
day last week.
Mr.. Smith had Il phone put in last
week.
Grace Gulicll called on Mabel Brad.
ford Tuesday.
Will Budd and wife visited Mr.
Workman and family Sunday.
A number in our community are
sowing oats.
Thomas Edwards hauled wheat last
week.
Mr. Pope and wife were Jasper shop
pers Thursday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01

&. y. Covert and wife OF Jasper are
SPENDING few days with ii. y. Covert
and family.
Herschel Radford and family and
Ross Mcconnell and family were Sun
day guests at VIII Strecker's.
Mrs. Sadie Taylor and children of
Iowa are visiting at Will and Ross Nc
Connell's.
j. j. Schroeder and family were Sun
day guests of Will Clouser and family.
Tom Patterson and family visited
at Mrs. S. Follmer's Sunday.
Harry Davis purchased driving
horse of J. NJ. Sanford Wednesday.
Mrs. Jess Corder called on Mrs. VIII
Naught Monday.
Schooler and family Tuesday evening.
Dan Miller of Carthage gave some fine
music and singing with the guitar.
f. !. Earl and wife visited few days
with the lntter's sister at Lamar.
j. j. Schooler had some carpenter
work done in his house finishing the
upstairs. Dan Miller of Carthage did
the pIastering. Mr.. Schooler now has
Il fine eight-room house.
The \. III. r. \. met at Blooming
dale Thursday evening.
Orman Schroeder and Ernest Craw-
ford of Jasper autoed to Herbert Foil
mcr's sunday.
VIII Clouser was shopping in Car
thage Tuesday.
Mrs. Ross Mcconnell and son Max
and Mrs. Sadie Taylor and children
visited Mrs. Guy McC Thursday
r. c. Etter, formerly of this neigh.
borhood, is one of the janitors at the
court house at Carthage. Jude Ear
makes his home with them while in
Carthage.
j. J. Schroeder and wife motored tc
Carthage and spent Monday evening
with ii. NJ. llarlier and wife.
Denver Johnston and family of Stutt
CART, Ark, but who now are moving t.
Went City, Mo-, are spending few
weeks with c. S. Johnston and family
Hamp. Campbell and family enter
tanned Sunday, Grant Lemasters ant
family, Clint i4emasters and famil,
and Miss Viva Taylor of Avilla ant
John Sunderland.
\. l.. Thomas and family autoed t
Lamar Sunday and visited Mr.. Collin
and daughter Miss Florence.
Alec. Johnston, formerly of Sa
Diego, Cal, but who moved last wee
10 Lawrence, Kans., was guest of {
, =. Johnston over Sunday.
Mr.. Fenner and mother of Kansa
visited few days with +. r. Femme
and family and returned home Sunday
+. II. Fenner and wife accompanie
them as far as Carthage.
j. w. Ellis autoed from Webb Cit
Friday and visited his place and too
dinner with Karl Ballard.
Lonnie Streclier and wife were Sun
II day guests of Fred Strecker and famil
- near Carthage.
Trent. Piercy and wife are spendin
= Il few days with c. :. Johnston's.
Mrs. b. +. Johnson's sister of An
y, IIarbor, Mich, was her guest fe
y days. Oscar Follmer and wife we
y also visiting b. +. Johnson and famil
= Sunday.
Miss Mabel Little spent few day
with Mrs. L. /. Earl.
Oscar Folmer and wife and A.
q Thomas and family visited G.
Johnston and family Sunday evening
e Mrs. Cap. Tiller and Mrs. c. V. Ba
e lard and daughter Edna were in Ca
!. thage Monday.