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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06

sonr H mach or logged bowels. Dod7on's Liver
Tone doesn't gripr or cause inconvenience al next
day like calOmtl.
Take a dose 81 calonel tonight and tomorrow
you will feel sick, weak and nauseated. Don't lose
a days work.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine.
bouH know Il next morning because you viii
wake up with your head clear, your liver active.
bowels clean. breath sweet and stomach regulated.
You viii feel cheerful and full Of vigor and ready
for a hard days work.
You can eat anything afterwards without risk
Of s~alIyating yourself or yorr children.
Get Y bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone and try it
on my guarantee. Ycull never agaids put a dose
VI nasty, dangerous calOmel into your stomach.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
Fifth Grade. Girls.

The fifth grade girls had 4 test in lam
guage Friday
We are gong 10 have sewing Friday
afternoon instead Of having our usual
program.
We are going to-have q test in music
Wednesday.
We are working hard to finish our grade
work, because next week We are going 70
have review and then examinations Naca-
ton will soon follow. and We are very glad.
morning.
Mr.. Clearwater gave rs a written les
son IN physiology Thursday morning.
Lizzie Nivier Reporter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06

High Sixth.
We have been reviewing In geography
for examination and these are some of
1.-THE amusing answers: "Pig l. soft
eoai." pete is very soft coal and makes
pts of smoke "Gas and petroleum were
rmed long time ago IN the pressure OF
bcks together and they squeezed % tight
the petroleum ran out and the gas was
made"
One of the boys brought four beautiful
pictures 10 hang up IN our school room.
Lillian Nolan, Reporter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
Oittmann.

Henry King. the popular star of no
Paws" il caturcd in Dolls IT Intri-
que" being shown ~ the Dittmann
theater. 4 band If foreign secret agents
send two Of their number. 4 girl aud !;
man 10 secure the plans Of the Rolling
repeating coast defense gun. which one
of their number has located in America.
The penalty for not accomplishing their
purpose i death. They earn the plans
are IN the hands ~ Lieutenant Thomas
sheldon. How i little doll and 4 little
child of The >lumS enter into the plot
tells an interesting story
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06

Layton Haley was seen irving TO com
init suicide Friday. He was hitting him
self IN the head with sn eighteen inch ruler.
but was seen Just In time bx tht teacher,
who corrected hmm. lie announced that he
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
SOCIAL NOTES

b. s. Randall, of the Charity Association.
the members of the Centre Latino Clnb
and the pupils Of the vocational school Of
Sunday afternoon from 5 to q o'clock al
the club parlors on Washington street.
o
Honoring Mr.. III. G.. Harrison, Mrs. H.
h. 5. Randall, Ms Anna {. Stone and
Miss Virginia Harrison. Mrs.1H r.. Moler
entertained Friday afternoon with a bridge
luncheon at the Country Club. The club
rooms had been transformed into q gar
den Of natural flowers. Window seats and
alcoves were filled with roses, oleanders.
carnations and ferns, pink being the pre-
dominating color of the decorations and
also OF the appointments Of the card and
luncheon tables.
After the games the hostess served "a
delicious five conrse luncheon. Ira the
games Mrs. John r. Rutledee won the first
prize, q beautiful cake box; Mr.. l.. =.
Order won the second prize, n dainty,
hand painted fan, while the consolation
was cut by Mr.. A. Il. Walker and proved
10 be q tasteful handbag.
Mrs. MoIer invited fifty ladies Of the
bridge playing ~ci Of the city who were:
Mesdame~ Martin Be~teiro, T.. l.. Hicks. g..
A.. Browne, 4. :. Gimble, A.. AShheim. J..
A. Browne. Saunders Gregg, John Gregg,
Louis Brulav. j. 7. Canales, Ellis CLANCY.
q. :. CLANCY. 4. Cclaya, W. u. Clint. G..
W. Colgin, W. &. Craig. j. Il. George. q. /.
Hicks, n. T.. Holland. f.. X. r. Howard, A..
NJ. Kent. r. Johnson. T. 4. Kinder. +. J..
Kirkpatrick. Blanche Loew. Il. l.. Cain.
II. More. Ralph Schmeling, +. u. Evan.
III. l.. Yatc~. \. T.. Block~om. Wolf. f.. \.
McGary, W. *. Mcndcnhall. Ilcrft Mon
roe. George Si"yall. IL. :. Morton. +. ~.
Puiegnat. John T.. RutIrdgc. Fl. 4. >izclan.
". T.. McIDavitt. H.. 6. Ntcgnan. A. r..
Walker, ". :. West. II. ". Williams. H..
o.. Work.. John j. Young, and Misses Nora
Douglas and Jessie Sterling Of Monte
Christie.
q
Mr.. and Mr.. d.. McLcndon viii motor
mp the Valley tins afternoon. They viii
visit friend ~ Mcillcm and Mission. re-
turning to Brownsville Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06

Queen theatcr today.
Thomas SheaSbv If the Fourth Tni-
ted States Infantry band will sin" AT
the Queen tonight. Mr. SheaShv has II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
Ambassador Sails for Chilean Post.

WASHINGTON. u. I'll. Ma, 6.-lo-eph
III. shea " ln,iiann sails t"l,N ior III new
post a. United States ambassador IA Chile.
He wa> iormerlv chI.t Justice 81 the APP
,eilair rpuit ol Indiana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
MUSE.MENT
Drramland.

Two seconds after a slant moeul Ia
%cgnnotivc with 90 eight wheel drive
thunIeIs aCro~> a burninr railroad
treStie "a 1he Iron Rival IN thc
DreamIand today the bragg J. blown
Ia atoms With dynamite There j. ~
taking this scene. The Universal doesn (
fake. II haa unlimited capital to do
things rieht and II q cost the rqniya
ient ~ a stars salary for 4 wear e. rm
gage IN engine and train Tor The proaln,
ton ot THE Iron AivalN' IL should not
concern any one except the Universal.
The Iron Rivals features Marie
Walcamp ~ the rote ~ daring ,onng
telegraph operator. She attempts 10
warn her friends ~ IN attempt "a blow
up u bridge. finds herself being ,arriel
away ~ u runaway engine and leaps
eighty feet into u stream from the
Engine cab rs the engine roalS across
n bridge. Miss Walcamp demonstrates
that she j. 4 daredevil par excellence
in every film which she craccS. And AZ
ter seeing her in The Iron Rivals" one
is compelled Ia concc,lc that she stands
TO-DAY with"H a rival in her particular
meter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06

rich baritone. lie has made several ap-
pcarancc> here. pleasing his audiences
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
CAL0MEL
is SELDOM SOLD NOW

CaIomeI Saivates! 1t Makes You Sick and You Lose a Days WGk-Dodsons
Liver Tone Acts Better Than CaoneI and Is Harmless for
Men, Women, Chldren-Read Guarantee!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06

Mr.. and Mr.. ID. McLrndnn viii motor
up the Valley tins afternoon. They viii
visit friend ~ McAllcn and Mission. re-
turning io Brownsville Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06

at Brownsville in the state Of Texas, at the close
RESOURCES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16

rudcly. q told YOU this was TO pc absolutely
Mrs Maynard answered with show OF
!, VIZ Doc'qr Aiden: It's jus, Myras nance
a IL. that YOU would he pleased
t.. to siTe MIN a demonsiration Surely. We
ShoE!d nave no secrets from a future MEM
Der Of the family"
The physician scowled and Myra STAN
Poor. dear Mamma, You do certainly up-
ser more nians by your attempts TO be hos
why Arthur should he intruding here. and
gon haze probably disturbed me medium
Alden bit his lip. and then smiled curl
ou ..iy.r -
Mrs; Maynard cannot be unsociablc II
might not be a bad thing TO have this gentle
man with us when we do get into commun-
cation with the Unseen. Send him up, Mary"
In few minutes they were AL settled
ever
1t would have been evident had tho room
been lighter. that varney was far from men
tally comfortable. as he sat there waitins
for the demonstration of the spirit How
ever he concealed his disquictude from the
others.
The medium strained and twisted in her
chair as she seemed involved in some in
tcrnaL mental struggle. Her mouth was
qutvcrinG as though she were trying to speak
was maintained for many minutes. Finally
Airs. Maynard politely stihed a yawn: Narney
lhnsncd IN MS irritating way
II think the ghost is not walking tonight"
he said.
shut UP or get out" snapped Alden rude
~. The other man glared. but there was no
reply 20 the authoritative tone. The medium
was by this time in catalcptic condition,
her arms and lower limbs Stffened out as
though she had been frozen Alden stepped
near her. and felt her pulse: ii rcGisteged
the barcst suggestion OF hutter.
listen!' whispered Myra ienscly.
From the direction OF the cabinet they
could discern curious scratching sound,
II rs the slate pencil" whispered Alden
The noise continued at regular intervals
and then suddenly stopped with what seemed
TO he a click against the side OF the slate
The doctor stepped toward the swinging
curtains but Myra stopped him.
Look" She said.
The curtains were bullying out, "a though
them.
1T is the cold spirit brcczc!" answers Al
den stepping away. .''1he presence is there,
That is nothing but solid walls behind it md
no possibility of any wind"
Narney was petrfcd with horror TIL.
others were too intent in observing the
strange manifestation to notice the nervous
paid fabulous sum to be able to fly from
the room. but by sheer determination he
forced himself to wait in silence for what
might happen.
The Master was not in the habit of CON
fiding in his conferedates and so Varncy
was ignorant OF what manifestation might
take place from the queer elemental spirit
which had been conjured from the glowing
Goals But of one thing he was certain
false move on his part would bctray him to
the shrewd and suspicious Alden, destroying
the careful planning Of months.
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Myra to ever try any moro Of this work.
hnt have heard 20 much Of this spiritual
istic nonsense, that decided that seeing
would be, bciicvins-or proving fraudulent"
she replied.
Of the medium with quiet interest
Alden produced pair OF handcurs. which
Why these" inquired Myra's mother.
h"eanS" believe in maiiinE sure that
nor with any 10 possibIo iSs,rnen Eur ST nns
best mediums in the world have been known
Influence Of spirit they do droll. foolish
vance" :" ''''s ease wa WIN oe sure !" i'd
lie turned ,o',ho medium, who had smiled
al his words, and seating herself IN 4
comfortable. sloping armchair
Now, Madame are YOU rreparcd?" h. ia
uuircd. he walked toward the window tc
draw down the shade.
Yes. although very nervous and 40,
afraid that am not as calm as SHOULD be
FOR good demonstration. nIay / see tho
photograph Of your Hindoo friend once again
In order that may be impressed with the
Alden nodded and produced the PHOTO
graph OF tho unfortunate Hat
tho pleasant features Of the intellectual,
Oriental
y can sec that he was indeed a p-vchfc.
ouch dccp, clear eyes. and such "a sensitive
mouth. II anyone come back from, tho
ether world it will be he. for his spir, must
marked. as she closed her eyes and sank
back into the chair.
which caused her 20 sit nolt upright. in
nervous irritation. It was the tapping OF
the maid upon tho door.
Alden, who was just placing tho t-d slste
upon small table within the black cabinet.
turned about angrily.
"Cunfound IL. ! gave orders not 70 ne d,a-
turhed.' he said, opening the portal, ''Nha t
II is, Mary? Why do you interrupt my work
this way?'
Please. sir. there's a gentleman down
stairs who said that he v-as invited here by
Mrs. Maynard. to SEQ YOU do some expert
mentinr,' was the tirid rcsponse
Alden whirlcd ABOUT 10 Myra's mother.
Who that" he demanded, almost
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CHAPTER IL.
l PcriIoIIn Ride.

MNra. Welding to tho glorious weather had
n" 'lued TO take canter hcr horse she
asked Narncy TO accompany her explaining
ina. she would ride down the river road
Well, nerhaps / will join you there" he
SAID "Rut must get downtown to the
stable 10 get my horse Take It easy and
III try 20 he up in about three quarters OF
an hour"
So saving, he left and within five minutes
To the Master.
The apparition gave the message which
Noi wished he reported And now Mvrn
- riainG on horseback along the shore road
es, she is alone. and Will be there for
nearly an hour"
The Master hung UP the transmi,tcr and
iSSued some rapid orders, which resulted in n
hurried ride for several members of the Black
Lodge The automobile which they used was
Ie!t IN lonely stretch OF woods about a
mile above the river road
fhe men, CARRIED in street clothes. carried
guns and they lost time in descending
the steep dcclivity TO the winding highway
ny the edge OF the stream.
Here they waited In ambush for many min
utes,-minutcs during which rayson Alden
hau Deen very busy in his laboratory.
FOR. upon returning to the room he found
inc medium st!i weak from her cxertions
re gave her little tonic, and she started
10 leave the room, suddenly remembered the
scratching sound which had come from the
bound slate.
Great Scott! I've been stupid That mos
SAG" was so queer that it put OF. Let ,is
ing toward the little table.
They opened IT, cutting iii. sealed cords
snd saw startling demonstration Of TIC
Unknown For q.
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Il his feet.
The nedin.n was sroarins in AN agony o
inehtti pert1coSsioE. while Alden resarGc,
the cabinet almost :nDaticntly
tajt" he murmurcd "Haji, my brother
Hail"
Again the curtains rustlcd and bellied in
inc Ghcanny wind. but there was no reply.
HAN. and A!den's voice 10 vi
hrant cry, i summon YOU, my friend, TO help
those whom you alone can help"
INC curtains parted and a grayish apart :
ZION became evident, advancing toward them.
Mrs MAYNARD eNcitcdly threw her arms about
Nyra shoulders and buried her face, a she
sohpcJ
Narney backed away from the figure, into
the corner OF tho room
toward the physician. who did no, nircb
placed one hand upon the table ana
WIN thH other pointed dim finger ~ the
eager physician. Now the features could he
nanny seen: 1t was tho familiar countcnance
OF the murdered Oriental.
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CHAPTER l..
The Ghost af Hail

In DIR. Payson Alden's laboratory. Myra
and her mother were chatting with n Young
woman whom the physician introduced 10
them as well known spiritualist medium.
She was plump. amable woman, and IL
seemed hard to believe that she possessed
such mysterious powers.
The physician had just completed lacking
up the black portiers in the corner Of the
room which, constituted a cabinet 1t was
q simple arrangement stretched across the
diagonal end OF the room, of which the carc
opy formed one side of the triangle, with tho
two solid brick walls making tho other two.
Now, have prepared this slate" OK
planned the doctor. II have placed slate
p eno,l "i.h,h, ana nave tied 1t toEether Sc
own seal ring on It, Mrs Maynard. ] know
that you have heard of slate writing, but
never believed 1t. You that the slate
was blank, and 1t was that you bought
and brought for me yourself. Shall we so
OF with tho seance?"
; Mrs. Maynard. with an incredulous smile.
nodded.
yes. doctor. You know had forbidden
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There was tone OF csul,rtion in his
voice, but the physician was too engr,saed il,
his own thoughts to notice it.
.u,i hont understand IL" he said slowly.
INA YOU see how his eyes twitChed and he
kept moving his arms. and shaking his
head from side to side That is very queer,
clear"
oh. am so relieved exclaimed Mrs
NaFnard 'Rut let me out OF here. doctor
70: cannot stand it another momcnt''
She had thrown her arms about Myra i'm
JOYOUS relief. Despite the strain. tho etrl
was happy in the knowledge which the mes
sage had brought
OH 1t is such good news. We need not
worry now" she said as she Kissed her
mother ccstatiCaIly
81 Alden shook his head dubiously.
KEN cinbcr messages not always re-
l7h'", Nou had better he very careful for
nwhilr But. there. tho medium is coming
from her trance
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EPISODE ELEVEN
CHAPTER KILN.
The Elementary Spirit

The Elementary Spirit.
( y" lhis morning. 50 ihlr ana resttu! day.
~ bfa Fayson Alden and Myra Maynard
cou.nr 10y, Guy 20 NE ceme'eIy IN leave
rinC'nE Iiiudoo.
Inc nntras 20 Garth 81 the rathotic mound
~ rlcn"ry ~
it-'Il ltiNN
pirG
ii,eurnrr 81 1915
. Ar" -it
MErar fte was wct Win tears she
r.. 'H p hae -irgH his all TO save
t-n wWed aWHg ausptolous moisture from
"a 'soS 80 B." irn"a away silently
i.H2r iiatt 'iEna'or love than this hath
"a.,r ~ an Thcsa luplacanle scoundrep
a.e stiu $50 a.ty". that am almost beginning,
~ le 'a-f, observed The physician.
,or nE :, sa,c as ,hey walked GseE to to- ~, iY
waiting ap,omohue. FOR .,n. sure that ,hcv
ar" al iMe-. Nlls 'rds feel so relieved
e" ..sh for fey, moro hours q, lsazt
Atann "'h aud aErccd But tho for
r'i .- MHe a".il'5' sided.
orrta.y IaE cavern not
i''l's ih" 'an ot TIE hcvil Wor-
,-.,v n.s.-y,oo5 y. n.,n-o
's Tics followed ;he bidding
Nas',r "Ni ma, esnieman
wac "a ir s..,s,sr smiles Of co9ddeace
a. ne VA .a 'uronfh q tnT rc"p-holc of
'heir curious tasks. '''' ',''''
lH INC center Of the cavern was huge
Sou" chimney, With q large, open fireplace
s p as may y" seen in number Of New
.'ti'"Nc !a-mh"uScs. but IN this case the
yes n"'Sf q the mortar which Intensified
'.e gIAde grant" rocks gave evidence that
nc tNNctnre VAS ~ recent erection, tn"
ol"g -=arhcG brethren wrr" no" bringing
IN great fageots Of dry wood. mumblins p
strange, and unnteilgihlc Incarnation over
"aeh lr"Enent Of wood, as they deposited
Ja"Se andlTonS were or curious = appearance;
at ~" chd OF "arh whs inc Ercwscni. hgurc
o. an mp. while all ABOUT IN" cark COM
barinent w"r" painted upor the walls aud
H""rS, H4""3li'a! iGHrcS an" "kNllS heior"
ms iHEa hr"rnce was set square. black
hitaF decorated Win odd hclroElyphics, while
IN ~ center was ii hrHsS incense pot
f.N"h IS ne men worked hiHnal came
70 N ears OF me I"adcr OF ceremonies VINO
Ci. al.tntiN I" INC heayiiy barred door.
wbisnnrrd nosswnyGs nra Ig'c, AZ onne.r
snce OF Arthur TarrAy breatbIcss and ex
cited
Il must the High Master At once he
exclaimed. starting toward the inner cham
bcr.
Yes, brother. But first You must don tho
robes of tho Black order" answered the
leader II Will announce you"
lie disappeared. as the club man drew the
dark mantle and hood about his shoulders
and face
II. o'ltr members anHiousY inquired OF
H. I'm inc news, nnt .nrmeE sho3h ms hG I
bri ny Pct.'S .ol M, ",iu "a,
80. -, a. 'i.S at'ans e ivta"W ei,ip f ,t
TN casnr III 10 ~ nc e.''e
~! nc ,na,h'E o. ,i'e M"SteF Eoiae "pntatstn
nhnisanco 'iv iIia M. 80. I'm NV
~ bnIsron.a ,nt,t ,h c"s n,,r s;n
~. s;nf ~ r, y. ' ,,r,,,.,.5 o, -
cIcnchnd nsts nressnd .rairsi ,he scared
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Tho curtain stil pulled and sagged. In the
htful gusts of tho mysterious hrceze.
"Oooh. exclaimed Mrs. Maynard, barely
above whisper. TIM freezing. want 10
get out Of this room
wait" Commanded the physician.
NOW tho Curtains were cs.tt1tet ps thpuS n
scy eons were waiklng about bek.nd them.
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Alden was humbfounded. Rs tho figure be-
gan TO fade from view. and Mrs. Maynard
continued her hystericai sohbin.
NarneJ mad brcathcd ~ stvh of relief. and
now his face showed the suSgeaton % n
uulE.icsl rr,he.
well. that's good news. isn't e." he c1
Claimed. You're wonderful. doctorr'
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For there. in the unn,istakahle handwriting
OF the Hindoo were these words
NOT me--not me. \ fire elemental
has occupied my astral she'll Warn
Myrn Hail."
The doctor turned dismaycd toward tho
m irlm.
Heavens We must act Mt once
The medium pointed to the spot on tho
table where the spectre had rested its hand.
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Halt Have YOU no me ssase for me-" de-
manded Alden owly.
The lips moved, but the voice. came f,om
the mouth OF tho silent medium. who Law
with closed eyes and stiff fingers In tho
chair.
1t was Halls voice. borne through the
vocal chords of the medium!
The Black Order is disbanded Tho Mas
ter Is dead. No more danger. Good.bye!'
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[flQbStqriQS:Myra 4 A j;ss, $3S;; Diam.

- IL - @AA Ia @~ g" g. o.
Written by Hereward Darlington,
The Distinguished Authority Psychic Phe-
Dramatized by Charles w. Goddard,
The Well Known Author Of "7he Pcrils of
PauIine;" "7he Exploits of EIaine;' "7he God
dess;' "The Misleading Lady;'' "7he Ghost
Breaker;' "The Man From the Sea-
Everything You Read Here Today You Can See
This Week at the Victor Thcater in Vivid Motion
Pictures Produced by the Famous
This Newspaper.
With Mr. HOWARD ESTABROOK as Dr. Alden
Miss JEAN SOTFERN as the Charming Myra Maynard.
Next Sunday Another Chapter of "The Mysteries
Of Myra' and New Pictures.
Cmp foreign Ugh. e.er-cd
p, os ] ] ,5 ]
, T1nh
ms % @ inca aons'as% % @
T.
@ ~ E ~ % % %
o Or Myrn wouId
% be-" sf s "rsu mort night 49, s
Mnse ph"
process
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He EIcmcniary Spirit.
4 Y: tr'S morning. so fatr and resttul DAY.
~ hrl Paysou Alden and Myra Maynard
rod" OUT 20 the cemetery IN leave a
riaciuC Hiudoo.
The nnrras al earth 81 the ra,hct!c mound
vas 'narnoh with g rtn'aie stone:
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-02
HAW CREEK

| Alex Brushwood was severely in
jured last Saturday by horse fall
ing on him and dislocating his hip.
Mrs. Armitage, who has been visit
ing with Mrs. j. T. Sanders, has gone
to Boise, where she will spend the
winter with her daughter who is liv-
ing there.
The dance at the Willow creek
schoolhouse Friday night was we'll at
tended and everybody had a good
time.
Mrs. Frank Sanders has been on
the sick list. Mrs Parks assisted her
with her work Monday and Tuesday.
II. L. Fest is threshing his clover
seed.
Mrs. w. II. Yergenson was visiting
with Mrs. Chas. Ingman Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Hauser, who has been with
Mrs. Nephi Yergenson, has returned
to her home in Emmett and Miss Lii
liam Hall, niece of Mrs. Yergenson,
is staying with her at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thompson and
Mrs. Ed Francis attended the mas
querade ball at Dewey's Tuesday
night.
+. Tennyson and Ed Francis have
gone to Dry Buck for lumber.
Mrs. J. T. Sanders was an all-day
visitor Wednesday with Mrs. Frank
Sanders.