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had been consulted over the phone as to whether or not they had any ob jectiCns D il. They replied that they had not. The jury went back to the jury room and after two hours they came in and reported that they were unable to agree. The court asked the foreman if he thought that they could agree and he replied. No Sir" The court then excused them. It is re. ported on good authority that the jury stood ten Co twelve .0r conviction and that the two jurors who were holding out for acguittal were from Bisbee.
 The county attorneys office at the present time could not state whether or not the case would be retried at the present term of court.
 The case of the State ys. Frank Hallman. of Douglas, occupied the at tcntion of the court today. The jury selected to try inc case was made up ias iolloWs.. Lee Ridgeway. J. A. Per ry, Chas, l. sShinfpg, Wallace Tweedle, C. R. I'assel, Jde N 4briL ,Js B. stin- Slnail, Louis NSekler, F. 4. Fowle-, 'rdftis Mcdonald, Antonio Pekich and O. ?. paTter. The first witness called 'this nornihg was Detective Bruce and his ditsct, and cross examination took up the entire Forenoon. There were a HtERbsr oI lively tilts between At- torrey Frank Doan for the defense and Norman Johnson for he prOsecu- ton It is expected that the prosecu- t2m will complete it's testimony this evening and the defense will put it's first witness on in the morning. The case will be concluded tomorrow and the jgrX should receive the ease by five n,clecz tomorIow.
 An order was made in the case of the Lowell parties who were recent Y arrested continuing the preliminary examination from t3morrow until the 18th. The last of the drawn venire- men of jurors reported this morning Out of the sixteen drawn ten were found by the sherif and of this num- Der two were excused by the court. Those who answered were F. G. Boy CT, of Light; C. T. Rhodes, J. s. Foneo, Hamp Cochran, George J.. Hays. all Of Bisbee; Martin A. Hens ley, Tougias; J. C. Larkin. Servoss. and Fletcher Merrill of DragOon.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriage licenses have been issued out of the clerks office since the first of August: II. l.. Collier. of Bisbee. @ wed Stella Kan easter. of Douglas; W. l.. Perryman to wed Emily Carjou, both of Bisbee: Wesley l. Templeton to wed Vera Agnes Tate. both of Bisbee. both are minors and had to have the consent
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
MAKES GREAT RECORD.

The Bisbee Auto Company has re- ceived word from the San Francisco branch of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company that the Marmon stock car, on Silvertown tires, reached San Fran cisco Monday from New York. Its time was five days. eighteen hours and twenty two minutes, breaking the best previous transcontinental record by forty one hours and two minutes. There was no tire trouble enr5ute. eX- cept an unfortunate puncture by railway spike. This is considered | wonderful record by all tire people and is liable to stand for many a day in automobile and rubber circles.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
FRENCH JURY UNABLE
 TO AGREE ON VERDICT;
 HELLMkN CASE STARTS
Bisbee Mans Case Given to Jury Wednesday Night. De linquent List of Texas in County Smaller Than Ever.

TOMBSTONE. Aug. 4.--(SpeciaD - The jury in the case Of the State vs
 O. s. French which had been out since Wednesday at five o'clock, came into court this morning and asked that they be allowed to examine tbC daily reports that were made by tho detectives, as they were unable to agree and they thought that the re. ports might help straighten them out
 The reports were given tD the jury
 after Attorneys Williams and Murray
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NEW BABY GIRL.

Ernest Dicks, a fireman at the Oliver boiler house lSr the C. & A. company, and a resident of Warren, was surprised Sunday morning upon arriving from Las Cruces. New Mex ico, where he purchased ten acres of Messila valley land, by the arrival of fine baby daughter Dicks only had short time to get to work in and kept his joy in tow until he returned in the evening. Since Dicks has been the recipient of many congratulations from his local friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
MARRIED IN TUCSON.

According to the clerk Of the SUI perior court of Pima county at Tue son marriage licenses were issued on Thursday to two couples from Bisbee. They were: Clarence F. Tucker to Susi eMarie Adams and Humphrey J. Navarie to Grace, Winifred Adams. The suppositioa is that the two cou- ples were married in the Old Pueblo and returned, via auto. to their homes here yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
CUSTOMS COLLECTOR IN.

Charles l.. Hardy, collector of GUS. toms for the state of Arizbns ,Slih headquarters in Nogales, afftved in Bisbee last evening from ; Douglas where he conferred with the Unilel! States customs officials at thaf bort of entry into Mexico The ealltGtor is in Bisbee visiting his son, Leslie.C. Hardy. who is 2ssocie dwitha AADtEI, law firm Of ElliEwood and RossS
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
HELD TO HIGH COURT.

Joe CarmOu, who was arrested sev- eral night asS while he was trying to enter the rear door of Whites Smoke House, on Main street, was held to answer to the super.or court by Judge Totman yesterday. The charge against him was attempting burglary. The bond placed in the case was $1,500.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
BACK FROM JEROME.

James S. Douglas, yesterday, re- turned to Douglas after spending a week in Jerome on business connected with the United Verde Extension mine, which he reports is looking bigger and better every day. The min ing man was accompanied home by his son, Lewis, who will leave within the next day or two for Plattsburg. New York, to take a course in the civilian military camp at that point
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
FOR SUPERINTENDENT.

J. A. Higgins. superintendent of schools in Maricopa county and one of the best known school men in the central part of the state, is a candi- date for the Democratic nomination of state superintendent of schools Rig gins is now making a trip, in the in- terest of his candidacy. through the state and is spending several days in Bisbee in that direction.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
oEElcER,s WIFE COMES.

Ms. M & Murray, wife of First Lieutenant Murray. O fthe Twenty second infantry, has arrived in War ren from Douglas. Mrs. Murray will stay in the District with her husband until the regiment is moved to some other post.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
GtyBI12E5
10 GO 10 DOUGLAS

Captain Dodge. of the Twenty-sec- ond Infantry. who has been detailed co the Quartermaster's Department, has been ordered to report to Douglas where he will assist Major Cannon, who is depot quartermaster at that point, Ill provisioning the troops in Arizona. Captain Dodge is one of the best liked officers of the regiment and his absence will be regretted by soldiers and civilians alike
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
FENNEMoRE VISITS.

Harry NJ. Fennemore, one of Phoe- niX's attorneys and associated in a legal capacity with the state Taxpay- CTS Association, arrived in Bisbee yesterday morning from the north. lie expects to return to the Salt River valley today.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
DUNBAR IN BISBEE.

John O. Dunbar. prominent Arizona newspaper man and editor of Dunbar's Weekly, arrived in Bisbee yesterday morning from Phoenix. his home and office. The veteran editor was car ried to Douglas and found it necessary to return to the District by a later train than he anticipated The Phoe- nix man will spend several days here on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
AUTO PEOPLE THROUGH.

Charles Pope, connected with the MacArthur Brothers Company of Phce- nix and formerly with the Fires tJne Tire Company and frequent visitor in Bisbee, passed through the District yesterday on his way to Douglas where he will deliver two automobiles to the army at that point
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
TOO MUCH STUD POKER.

Percy Bowden, deputy sheriff, and J. A. Kempton, night chief of police, arrested Francisco Perez and Antonio BIanco late Thursday night at their place of business in the Arizona Pool Hall. Perez was charged with con- ducting stud poker game. He plead ed guilty and was fine. in justice court. S2OO. Blanco was charge with con ducting disorderly Eouse and plead ed guilty to the charge. He paid a fine of $50
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
MYLIE JONES VISITS.

Wylie Jones, who knows a lost of people in every part of the state, and who is the present attorney general and aspires to the same position again, arrived in Bisbee yesterday rom the forth. He will spend a day or two here visiting friends and mak- ng new ones.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
TEAL'S TO WACO.

The Teal company 'trCoped" last evening by going to Naco and show ing in the Naco Opera House for the benefit of the large number of sol diers camped at that point. While they were absent from the Airdomo the theatre was not dark and vaude vile and pictures were the attraction for the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
WEDDING coNsuMATEp.

R. T. Orr, formerly of the F. ?. X s. W. and now with the C. & A. com pany. and Miss Emma Boughter. Of Lowell. were quetly married Tuesday in Upper Lowell. Rev. Sparks of Douglas performed the ceremony. The
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GGfSyaNANAaer1sstaMtti1cku
BANKER IS
 DEPORTED TO GERMANY

THE HAGUE. vi London. Aug. A. It is reported here that NJ. Carter. governor of the National Bank of Antwerp has been deported to Ger many for not having declared an amount of gold in the vaults of the banks. which the Germans BOW have seized.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
SWEDISH FINN ASSN.

There will be a meeting followed by a dance at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday night. August 9th, at 500 D. III. sharp. Fine music will be furnished. All friends invited (AdvertisemenO (42D
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EAGLES MEETING.

All Eagles are requested to attend the regular meeting Monday evening. Aug. ', at o'clock. Business of im- portance. F. C. Henderson, Secretary. (40O) Advertisement
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SUBMARINE DROPS BOMBS
 ON CONSTANTINOPl-

LONDON. Aug. 4.-Constantinople and the suburbs of Kartal and Penbik recently were bombed by a submarine from the Sea of Marmora, according to ConstantinOple dispatches transmit ted by the Athens correspondent of the Exchange Telegram Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
4 STRENGTHENING TONIC. Horsford,s Acid Phnsnh-te

As a tonic, so necessary in the enervating climates of warm or tro- pical countries, it stands unrivaled It gives increased power of resistance to disease. Advertisement
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HIGHLAND PARK AUTO BUS.

An auto bus connects with street cars Saturday evening and all day Sunday to Highland Park (Formerly Tricks Park. Fare 10c.
 (AdvertisemenO
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C. G A. BAND DANCE.

Big dance at Vista Park Saturday night, August 5th. Best of music by the popular C. & A. Band: Dancing starts at S:30. (AdvertisemenD (424)
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MORROW cHIRoPoDIsT.

Removes, corns. Bunions ,ingrow- ing nails, without pain; instant re- lief calls made by request Office near City Park, Brewery Gulch. 127
 Advertisement.
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RETURNS FROM COAST.

Mrs. Emil Marks, Of Bisbee, ac- companied by her family. returned to the District yesterday morning from Southern California where they have been summering.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05

Gerald Debey. "watchmaker" for merly at o. K. Bldg, now at Wat kins X Bergquist, jewellers and op- ticians, MSin St-Advertisement.
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couple will continue to make their home in Upper Lowell. Both have number of friends in the District who were surprised at and gratide6 at the nuptiaIs.
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NEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

at Mother Gristy's residence. S5 Main St. Can supply help Of all kinds ? Finlander girls wanted (422)
 Advertisement
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FOR RENT

Warner Hotel dining room, complete ly furnished, with steady boarders, if taken before Aug. '. Apply Warner Hotel Advertisement (397
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BIG PAY DAY.

C. X A. paid it's employees yester- day in order to avoid making pay ment on Saturday. As q conse- quence Lowell, in particular. and the District in general vas benentted largely by the bi-monthly stream Of gold.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
UP FROM NACO.

Benito G. Sierra, Mexican consul at NacO, Arizona. was a visitor in Bisbee last evening for several hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
AIGHIAN PARK

For Rent for Picnics and Dances J. A. Finney, F. o. Box 1737. Phone 257. Advertisement (76J
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New fall and winter fabrics in. Mill ard & Bateman, Allen Blk. (3SD
 (Advertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
MEMS RAINcoAT sAMPL-s.

At one third off regular prices. Mil fer Shirt & Hat Shop, Main St
 Advertisement
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The coldest root beer in town at the St. Elmo. Advertisement
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HIGHLAND PARK.

Dance Saturday evening and Sun day evening. Advertisement
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pr. Playfair. Osteopath, 9s Mason Hill, Mason Hill car stop.
 Advertisement
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WANT TO BuY

3 room house in Johnson Addition or
 Lowell. 3 or room house in Upper Tombstone Canyon. Walter O'Malley. Lowell. Advertisement (420)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05

The Cochise Motor Company has engaged J. H. McAllister. an expert Vulcanizer from Fl Paso, to take charge of their vulcanizing depart ment- They solicit your business with the certainty that the work will prove satisfactory. Advertisement
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.
 jf their parents and guardians; Rob- ert Terry Orr Co wed Emma Ma. 3ouehtou. ooth of Bisbee; James A. red Drake ,J wed Fanny May Mile. 10th of Douglas.
 Dies in Asylum.
 Adyices have been received al tle Ierks office that Usca- Neigle. who as sent to the asylum from Lowell 4st fall. lad died at that institution
 Wednesday. lie had been a res.- .ent of the N arren District .Jr uuli- ,er oi years.
 DelinGUsn: List Small.
 According to the totals just con-
 Jed Jy LnGnty Treasurer ii. S. Ross ne amount or delinquent taxes up ) August Ist, IS Sl1.1OU.26, 1r about s.JUO.UU less than rIe delinquent list last year. me total delinquent axes up to May 1st, the last day on .hIcn the socOnd instailmehJ could be aid was $23 3.154.6y, making the cOuec- .-ous S5.4o4.by up 60 August lst
 Mir. ROSS stated tcday that he under .dnds many Of those who pad their rsl instaumcnts are under the in.- ,ressiOn that they have paid ali their axes tor this year, a1d he Is prepar- lg a form to send out notifying them lat their taxes are delinquent and ,ubJect to sale if they iail t1 remit ne second installment. 4 large amount of the remaining delinquent 4st will be callected is the opinion 3t ,Ir Ross, and before several months Ie hopes ro materially cut dovr the ist.
 Snake Bites Charmer.
 Nick Cordova. a Mexican who is lnOwn to everybody in Tombstone. 1 Iaying resided here for the past 20 | years, was bitten by a rattlesnake !. again yesterday, but today, outside of l little swelling and soreness, is as | we'll and healthy as ever.
 Now, Nick, as everybody knows, is . ! snake handler, and a Eatherer of all !. sorts of wild animals from snakes to | wolves. which he disEJses of to east ern buyers at fancy prices, and yes erdaY while carrying about his neck ! captive rattler, measuring about i've feet in length and wearing eleven 'attlers and a button. the reptile man. lged to escape the grip of his right land and before Nick could recover lis grasp he had been stung on the irst finger, making the second time le had been bitten by a rattler. the irst having been about a year ago. | when a captive reptile nipped him on he third finger Of the same hand
 A medicine known as La Sanadora" IS the Mexican calls it. has saved his fife, he says, and by drinking it and pplying it freely to the bite he says e has felt no ill effects from either ting. Nick says he will continue to | apture snakes and the like. despite is recent experiences, that would av resulted in death to anyone but '. Jick Il
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BETS IS oUALIFIED.-(Adv1
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sETTs IS oUALIFIED.-(Adv1
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FINED FOR FIGHTING.

T. J. Swoape and a man by the name of C. NJ. Kron got into an argu- ment yesterday morning over the value of some junk. A fight ensued and both were arrested. Swoape en- tered plea of guilty to the charge of fighting and was fined S7.50 n justice court. Kron decided to fight the case and deposited bond of SzO. The case will be tried Monday after noon at l o'clock before Judge Tot man.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05

The original Tombstone stage leaves daily at ' a. m. and 1:30 ?. m. from Cochise Motor Co. Phone IA. Leaves punctually on time daily. BOT
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05

Jf ther parents and guardians; Rob ert Terry Orr to wed Emma Ma, 2oushtcu. ooth Of Bisbee; James A red Dlake .1 wed Fanny May M.llc~, .oth of D.ug.as.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-21

For the Cookbook

spoon Of sugar and a well beaten
egg Make into balls or cakes and
fry in hot lard
BGTTERNITIk BISCUITS.
Grease 2 shallow bakingpan, and
see that the oven is hot. Sift one
quart ~ -four with a level teaspoon
90 h:cSrbOnate OF soda and a half
teaspoon II shortening. Add 20 the
-four mixture one pint Of thick sour
milk or buuer5uilk; knead quickly.
using sufficient -four 10 prevent stick
ia o baking pan, and bake 20 min
utes.
PLAIN FRITTERS.
Separate the yoll<s and whites Of
two eggs. Beat the yolks. add a
cup of milk, and a half teaspoon OF
salt. and stir in one and two-thirds
cups OF -four; beat thoroughly Put
in the center two level teaspoons OF
baking powder, fold over the batter,
and beat again. Then stir in the
well-beaten whites, and cook by
dropping tablespOnnfuls i'm deep hot
fat. When brown on one side turn.
and brown on the other. Serve warm.
with powdered sugar and cinnamon
or with orange sauce
Orange Sauce-MiX two level ia
blespoons OF flour with a half cup of
sugar. Add hastily half pint Of
boiling water. bring TO the boil. and
add half the grated yellow rind and
all the juice of one orange
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-21

St. received word Monday morning
Of the death of her grandfather.
Jacob Marker. at Woodland The
funeral will be held Thursday after
noon, from the residence at Wood
land
At a meeting Of the Loyal Daugh-
ters held Saturday afternoon at the
home of Miss Hazel Welty. s.
Eighth St, Miss TheIma Paige gave
a reading on "Washington's Life.
and the class had the regular Bible
study. A social hour with contests
was enjoyed and favors were won
by Mrs. A. w. Smith and Miss Glen
dora Judson. At the close of the
afternoon the hostess served a dainty
! luncheon. The next meeting will be
/ held in two weeks with Miss Mabel
Borden. S. Tenth ST.
Miss Garnet Bowles. Clifford CT.
| entertained her Sunday school class
/ with a Washington party Saturday
afternoon. Miss Reah Johnson won
| the prize in the contest. Miss Gar
net Bowles gave a number of piano
| selections and Miss Ruby Bowles
gave a reading on My Country's
/ Flag" A two-cOurse luncheon was
| served.
Mr.. and Mrs f. J. Enfield. south
/ of here, entertained a number Of
| River Park friends Sunday. Covers
were placed for 10.
Madeline. the three-year-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John
| Straub. South Bend. is seriously i'll
of bronchial pneumonia at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. William Schock.
s. Sixth St. River Park Mrs.
Straub, the child's mother. who has
been i'll at Epworth hospital for the
past two weeks. remains in an I'M
changed condition.
Miss Nalie Miller returned ia
Woodland Monday morning after
spending the weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Miller
s. Eighth st.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mccoy OF
CassOpOlis have returned after 4
visit with Mrs. McCoy's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. F. Angel, Mishawaka
av
Miss Nora Wagner Of Culver. Ind.
returned Monday morning after
few DAYS visit with Mrs. c. f. John
son. Second St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-21
Tea Table Talks
By May De witt Talmage
SURFTEyT.

Talking with a girl who stood be-
hind the counter in a candy shop. /
asked: Don't you want TO eat candy
all the time. aren't YOU fond OF it?'
Il was" she replied. when I first
took this position and they told me
could eat all l wanted | nibbled
candy all day long, until / made my
self i'll Sir then l have never
wanted 10 touch it,
Returning home / settled myself
for a little quiet reading. The Ii
brary table was covered with all the
latest magazines which had just
come as well as those of the last
month which / had not had time to
read. As ] looked them over. one
after the other. / found 50 much
. that interested me. and / had so
little time for it ALL that / felt like
the girl in the candy shop
It's like that with so many things
today The book shelves and librar-
les are filled with new and old books
we would like To read, amusements
of all kinds attract our attention, and
it is hard 10 decide on what we want
10 DO or see.
There are so many charities that
claim our time and interest that we
can hardly do justice To any of them.
We not only lose the enjoyment OF
+ anything. but also its fruits if we
have surfeit of il. Nature did not
/ intend that we should have too much
of anything. If we do We pay some
kind of bitter price for it,
Nature deals out her gifts slowly
and in moderate quantities, every
thing in its season. Before we are
really tired of summer we have the
fall. When we begin 10 feel that We
have had enough Of the winter cold
spring comes. If like the gourmanC
we buy Strawberries in January, we
7 are liable TO have the govt. and be
more luscious fruit which we find il
the home gardens in June.
If the young girl crowds her lif,
full of dances and amusements be
fore she is 20. she is tired of lif,
when she is %. When life's enthUs
iasm and zest have been replaced
by blaze. ennui.e satiation. it is tn,
price We have paid for taking TO,
much of something For, as sooI
as we underestimate that balance o.
/ moderation we are like that girl il
the candy shop, surrounded b!
sweets OF every kind without heinl
able 10 enjoy any of them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-21
RIVER PARK

: large audience featured both
morning and evening service at the
Methods Episcopal church Sunday.
Her. Smith. the pastor, delivered the
morning sermon on Walking by the
Spirit" and in the evening he took
COR his theme. Without God. " There
were -Four conversions. making a
total OF SO during the four weeks
special meetings.
There will be a meeting Of the
Sunday school board at the church
this evening al 7:3O.
Tuesday evening there will be a
meeting of the preparatory members
at go. The mid-week continuous
revival and baptsmal service Wed
nesday evening. Following the
meeting a reception for the new
members will be held in the enter
tainment room of the church
Mrs. Carrie o. Gates OF NIish-
awake delivered she revival sermon
az the River Park Free Methodist
church Sunday MORNING and Rev.
:. r Jennings preached in the even
ing on The Fruitage OF Christian
Experience.
Rev. y. J. Van Antwerp OF Nicks-
burg. Mich. viii preach Monday
evening and Mrs Van Antwerp will
assist with the meeting.
Mrs Earl Wade ; Sixth 81 en-
tertained a. dinner SUNDAY. Covers
were laid COR nine The out-of-town
guests were Mr. and Mrs Charles
Blinka OF Three Oaks, Mich
Miss Ruth Ostot entertained a
number or friends Saturday after
noon in honor of her sister Helen's
birthday anniversary. The after
noon was pleasantly spent with
games and music. And refresh
ments we're served.
Mrs. Charles Hunsberger, Tenth