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The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-19

ing. A st~enographer was added
to the corps in his department of the
plant. She was Geraldine Price and
he liked her Office ways from the start.
She was an orphan, it was understood,
had not had much chance in life and,
although only nineteen. her self-de-
tendency had matured her-that is,
had made her sensible.
Hector was glad when he learned
that she was a boarder at Mrs. Wix-
on's, which had become a sort of a
second home to him. The young girl
soon wound herself about the heart of
the overworked landlady, just as she
did with most people she set herself
out to like and win as warm, loyal
friends. Hector, late at supper one
night, learned that Mrs. Wixon had
been compelled to go to bed with a
sick headache. He looked a trifle
surprised when Geraldine appeared
from the kitchen and proceeded to
wait on him.
How is this?" he rallied good ma
turedly-"gone into partnership with
Mrs. Wixon?'
"Oh, no." responded Geraldine
brightly, only for the evening. Poor
soul! She works SO hard and was just
done out. | told her that | would see
that the late ones got something to
eat and would do the Dishes"
That's something | was famous in
at home,' reported Hector ~grandly.
All out Of practice now, l sup
pose?' intimated Geraldine.
TRY me and see," defied Hector.
That was a merry, enjoyable remind
er Of home for the country boy. 1t
seemed as if a flavor of old-time viii
lage life had pleasantly come into his
humdrum city career. Geraldine
looked charming in the expensive XII
0 apron borrowed from the land
lady.
Il have made a most pleasant &C.
quaintance," Hector wrote home to
his mother the next day. she is
Miss Geraldine PRICE, don't go out
much evenings, you know, and Miss
Price is quite a pianist, and we have
some pleasant times together"
Its come-the blow has fallen,
I've feared it all along" groaned Mrs.
Blaine to her sister, as she read Hec-
tors letter. You see, he's going to
marry some city high flyer
We'll, Geraldine does sound STACEY
and lofty and mighty agreed Hec-
tors aunt.
The next letter from Hector called
Miss Price Geraldine" Then he
wrote announcing his engagement, and
his poor mother grew more pessimistic
than ever.
The engagement was the outcome of
a severe cold that Hector had. It was
Geraldine who prescribed for him. In
two days he was ZIP and about, and
minus any doctors bills, and all
through ol~d-fashioned home rene.
dies.
why, that onion syrup you made
me was just what mother always
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gives for a cold,' declared Hector,
'and / shut my eyes and could fancy
! was right back home when you
brought in the goose grease for my
sore throat. | don't understand how
you come to know all these things"
"Oh, I've read a lot, you see," ex-
planned Geraldine, with a quiet twinkle
in her eye. She, by the way, had
heard of the active horror Of Hector's
mother as to city girls"
The blow fell upon Mrs. Blaine
at last with stunning force. She
received a boyish heartsome letter
from Hector announcing his marriage.
1.-The boss" had made the happy new
ly married pair a handsome present,
and had given them a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Geraldine wishes to pass our hon
eymoon with you, dear mother" wrote
Hector, and we will be with you
Thursday evening"
Affairs came about, however, that
they could get away a day earlier. 1t
was just dusk Wednesday evening
when bride and groom arrived at Hec-
tors little home town.
Why, there's no one at home!" ex-
claimed Hector in vast surprise as
they reached the house to find it dark
and deserted. He ran over to a
neighbor to discover an amazing fact.
Mother was downtown at the dress
makers getting her new silk dress!"
She had not expected Hector and his
wife till the following evening.
"Oh, Hector!" suggested Geraldine,
cant we get into the house some
way? And can't / get supper all ready
SO that when Mother comes home we
can give her a surprise by having it
all ready for herr"
Ten minutes later, a big calico
apron covering her dainty form, Ger,
aldine was absolutely queen of the
kitchen. Her eyes were like two dia-
monds amid the excitement of the
occasion, her cheeks resembled dam
ask roses Lost in admiration, Hector
stood %entranced.
Why, this will never seem like
home again if you are missing from
the picture!" he enthused. "Wha
would mother say"
How Geraldine hurried! How glad
she was when half an hour went by
an hour, a whole hour and a hall
without interruption. BY that time
she had fresh, crisp biscuits, a cake
a custard, the meat, the vegetables
all cooked.
Hector came rushing in from the
street where he had been watching
out.
She's coming" he announced
Quick, get the surprise ready"
Mrs. Blaine, observing lights, rushed
into the house. One hug for her be
loved son, and then she stared at the
grooming table.
'fFWho-did-that?' she voiced in
profound amazement.
MY wife-Geraldine,' replied and
introduced Hector at one and the same
time.
"A farmers daughter" f1uttered
Geraldine-"but / never told dear Hec.
tori"
And she pitched right in,' added
dear Hector" and wanted to give
you a surprise"
Mrs. Blaine sat down family. She
studied the table with the critical eye
of long experience. Her glance next
rested on the trim, dainty, blushing
girl. 1t was full of love.
"Oh, do l ~please?' Quavered Gerald.
inc.
You sweet little hou%sekeeper!"
cried Mrs. Blaine, and she opened her
arms i%nvitingly, welcome, thrice wei.
come to home and mother!"
Copyright. 1916. by w. G. Chairman
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-19
Daily Thouuht.

Write it on your heart that every
day is the best dav in the year. No
a has learned anything rightly un
Ill he knows that every day is Dooms
lay.-Emerson.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-08
IN BRINKLEY
Statements of Wynne Citi-
zens Are Always of
Interest to Our
Readers

To many of our readers the
streets of Wynne are almost as
familiar as those of our own
town, and we are naturally in
terested to read of happenings
there. The following report
from well-known and respected
resident will be helpful to num-
bers of men and women here in
Brinkley.
Mrs. M. E. Burk, Wynne,
Ark, says: "Once in awhile |
used to get right down on my
back, owing to kidney trouble.
Specks often floated before my
eyes and l could hardly see. |
had dizzy spells and headaches
and my Kidneys didn't act as
they Should. Doan's Kidney
Pills removed the pain in my
back and strengthened my kid
neys.'
SOC, at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co.. Mfgrs Buffalo,
N. Y.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-08

wood; starting new o,.
ing. ~" groundcl
THIRD WEEK
Dltching, clearing :.
TOOLS work in the wood Is =
rainy days. 'il'p
FOURTH WEEK
Dltching and clea,;,, I
Smelling corn, PICKING y
putting ? repairs on bou sssa
FENCES, Christmas. '''
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-08
SIS Reward
STOLEN HORSE

will cheerfully pay $25. 100 re-
ward for any information leading
to the recovery of lost horse and
arrest of thief
Horse was al bright bay and
was taken fkenf pasture 3 miles
north~of ByinBley about Nov 8.
Was branded with slight brand
on left shoulder with P. N. Had
black points and was about 20
years old. For reward apply to
or address
FRANK w. OWEN,
Rrinkley, Ark.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-08
FARMERS WEEKLY SCHEDULE FOR hmm
FIRST WEEK

FIRST WEEK
Harvesting continues, if not
finished; blowing continues, if
not finished. No planting un-
less wheat.
RAINY DAY JOBS
Get up wood for the winter.
SECOND WEEK
Burning off the ditch banks.
opening the drainage on the
farm; burning off the hedge
rows; getting winter supply of
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prietor was unable TO secure suhaciert
help.
Evelyn sorlie came home Saturday
from the University whore she has
been attending summer school.
Mrs. Chas. Yoerks Of st. Paul ar
rived Saturday and is q guest at the
Castel home. Mrs. Yoerks and Mr..
Castel were school mates.
Mrs. Matt EngeIhorn and daughter
returned home Saturday from two
weeks visit with her parents at Ana
moose and with an aunt at Bismarck.
Mrs. Charles Engelhorn and little
daughter left Sunday on No. 4 for AL
exandria, Mimi, to visit at the home
of Mrs. Engelhorn's mother, Mrs. Dan
Walker.
w. Hausmann returned last Thurs
day from Baltimore where he went as
a delegate to the National convention
of the B. P. o. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Overland gave 4
six o'clock dinner Sunday to numba..
lof their friends. Those from town to
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LAWTON
Nawton Republican,

Master Edwin Ruttle is slowly gain
ing strength after his recent illness.
]. Mitchell of the National Candy
Co., was in town Monday taking or
ders for the firm.
j. McConnanchie of Inkster visited
the r. S. McMorran home Monday re-
turning Tuesday.
H. A. Grove, representing the Nor
thern Insulating Co., was a business
visitor in town Monday.
AS the result Of bite on the arm
by some insect, Jud Davidson is now
nursing blood poisoned arm. He
is under medical care and improving
slowly.
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EDMORE
(Ednoro Heraldl.

J. Berg attended the Grand Forks
fair Friday.
Mrs. 5. B. Doyle returned Friday
from Baker, N. D.
Albert Anderson went to Devils
Lake Sunday for short visit.
Mrs. VIM. Ogilvie went to Grand
Forks Monday for few days visit.
Ole Sampson and Chester attended
the fair at Grand Forks Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. O. nj. Walum, of Lakota, visit
ed with friends here couple of days
last week.
W. w. Presnell of Drumwright, Ok
lahoma, is visiting at the Ole Ander-
son home.
Dick Hulst went to Grand Forks on
Tuesday expecting to spend few days
in that city.
Emil Erickson left Monday for Glas-
gov, Montana. He expects to be gone
about, a month.
John McGillis who spent few days
at Grand Forks last week returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Stendall who has been Wis
itcing at Fordville for some time re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Strand returned
Monday from Scandinavia, Wisconsin
having visited at the home Of Mrs
Strand.
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Miller g. Son unloaded their second
carload Of twine this week. While the
crop is badly damaged by the recent
hot weather and rust there is an
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"Cook" Lavender is busy remodel
ing the Shong building and expects to
open up first class restaurant in a
few days. Mr.. Lavender also expects
to carry a line of fresh meats, news of
which will be very gratifying to the
general public who have been obliged
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Ole Ehrhardt arrived Tuesday from
Harlow where he owns large farm.
Ole reports the crops somewhat bet
ter in that section than in this vicin-
ity. I,
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PENN

Miss Mabel Mcdonald of Edmore.
who was a weekend guest of her sis
ter Mrs. J. NJ. Morgan returned Tues
day to her duties at Edmore.
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A young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Omer
Jones fell from a wind mill which he
was climbing Monday afternoon. He
was severely bruised about the face
and Shoulders and received small
cash on the forehead. He was brought
to DR.. Nicholson who fixed him up
comfortably and he is now doing as
we'll as can be expected.
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to get their meat supply from neigh.
cfhs town., !, yis !i!... Rsareslr R. post y


.th .NnWtDgs iE Az ~
NJ. and Mrs.sT. !. !, stanssury j.
turned last week Thursday from
Chautauqua.
The Misses Joey and Edith Hamii-
ton enjoyed a few days outing at Fish
Lake. "
c. A. Studley returned Saturday
from Lightbridge, Alberta whore he
spent a week looking after his farming
interests.
Hafdan Swenson left Monday for
New York city. He expects to sail
August 5th for Norway.
The H. Houser family went out to
the c. N. Barrett farm the first of
the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Houser will
be employed there the rest of the sea-
son.
The depot restaurant closed the first
of the month. We understand the pro-
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McGillis returned
Saturday from Grand Forks where
they attended the fair.
Miss Mabel Hastad, returned from
White Earth, N. D., Saturday, w
she has been teaching school.
Lola Moore, who has been at Grand
Forks for several months learning
dressmaking, returned Saturday.
Mrs. SIX. Byberg and little son lef'
last Thursday for Cyrus, Minn., having
received word that her mother was
quite i'll.
H. P. Benson who has been workin, /,
at Crookston, Minn., for the past
month, came Wednesday. He return
ed to Crookston Monday.
Mrs. James Gjesdal who has been
visiting at the c. K. Gjesdal home re-
turned to her home at Brocket Friday
accompanied by her sister-in-law Mis-,
Gjesdal.
The confirmation class from Hamp.
den numbering about twenty were in
town Monday having some photogra-
phic work done. They were accom-
panied by Rev. Laurhammer, Of Fair
dale.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid held a
picnic and auction sale at the Strand
grove Friday. DR.. Craig oficiated at
the sale, which turned out very sue
cessfully. Rev. Haatvedt of Lakota
was present and delivered an address.
DR.. Ogilvie went to Sarles Friday.
c. c. Honey made business trip tc
|'Sarles Friday returning Saturday a
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abundance Of straw and lot Of twine
viii be consumed. .ssS
|sss ssss Gisss 49, 4slgl4sSi$st5 ,5it
+. A. Csssnef; III ! acc, c,,lpted, a: aseen- i
ssm = RasEo \ q nl'.tatins ~osh 4 NJ Z
Ais ! dnpla y : y hisz zssssk Il:
flax spss3 toAeSiiinvas We towns
and the country tributary to this Sec
tdon of the state.
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Ruby Smith went to Grand Forks Fri
|day to visit relatives.
H. ]. Nyhus was passenger to
Grand Forks last Thursday.
Leslie Kelly attended the fair at
Grand Forks Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Filing Severson left for her
home in Kindred Friday morning.
Mrs. Shepherd of Helena, Montana.
is visiting her brother C. w. johnson.
Mrs.Ole Wig, who has been visiting
at Seattle the last couple of months
returned Thursday.
Oscar Stendall went to Grand Forks
Thursday returning Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. William Irons and children
of Fargo came Friday for visit at the
j. R. Anderson home.
Prof. A. G. Strand of Fairdale left
Edmore last Thursday morning for
Towner, his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Kelly of Crary
visited a few days the latter part of
the week at the Chas. Oakley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundberg and Misses
Inez Kelly, Leona Wood and Beatrice
Melby autoed to Devils Lake Friday.
Leona Wood entertained small
party at dinner Sunday. The guests
i. included Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gould.
ing, and the Misses Inez Kelly, Rutl
and Helen Woldy.
DR.. Ogilvie returned from up tn,
line Wednesday.
Mrs. Kelly went to Devils LAX
Wednesday to spend a couple of day:
Bernstein the tailor was down fro1
Hampden couple of days this weel
Mrs. Ole Morseth went to Elbo LAX
Minn., Friday to attend wedding.
Mrs. E. M. Crary and an auto los
of friends were over from Devils Lal
this week.
Harry johnson is working on IL
Banner, a newspaper published at A
gyle, MINI.
0. NJ. Walum, carpenter from l.
= kota, is busy at the school house ma
r ing several improvements and gettir
things in shape for the coming yea
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Thompson a,
son Thurman and Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Everson of Park River spent sund.
at the home Of the latter's son Geo.
Everson. ";
The VanOsdel family returned Ia
Thursday from q two weeks, auto trii
They attended the county fair
Langdon and visited Mrs. VanOsde
sisters at Milton and EdinburR a
also visited at several other towns
that vicinity. y
Wednesday morning about two
clock Edmore was visited by a sevf
electric storm accompanied by stro
wind and hard rain. Lightning stru
a load of hay on the c. c. Honey fo
southeast Of town. Mr.. Smith who
sides on the place was fortunate to ,
team hitched to the load and dr.
it away from the barn. The waa
as we'll as the hay was consumed
the flames.
LAWTON
u2wtoo Republican,
Master Edwin Ruttle is slowly pa
ing strength after his recent illness
j. Mitchell of the National Ca,
. Co., was in town Monday taking
.I ders for the firm.
f ]. McConnanchie of Inkster visi
the r. S. McMorran home Monday
turning Tuesday.
H. A. Grove, representing the N
thern Insulating Co., was busin
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Wednesday morning about two o.
clock Edmore was visited by severe
electric storm accompanied by strong
wind and hard rain. Lightning struck
a load Of hay on the c. c. Honey form
southeast Of town. Mr.. Smith who re-
sides on the place was fortunate to get
a team hitched to the load and drew
it away from the barn. The wagon
as we'll as the hay was consumed BY
the flames.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-08-10

Mrs. Blood and son Of Chicago who
have spent the past ten days as the
guests ct tie G. w. Kline home left
Monday for the Pacific coast where
they will visit relatives and friends
after which they expect to return to
Chicago about Sept. list.
The dance last Friday night while
not largely attended was nevertheless
a success from a point Of entertain
ment.
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C. c. Honey made business trip to
'Sarles Friday returning Saturday a.
M
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-08-10

Miss Mabel Hastad, returned from
White Earth, N. D., Saturday, w
she has been teaching school.
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ssSs sS--- .st..s- - 4
Miss Mabel IIaatad, VII : is teaching
a rural school nsar Mino is spending
her two weels aeation az the nome
who live west "a eRn.
| Ss -isstsss.- ..ssisi.-
The paintezs dcarpel tiers q at 4 work Vol |
on the McMofan esider &c expect TO \
finish some tinas this a, fntn. Ll, ln tne |
in the open dt n lawn 4ndeer e''aI 9 Ia lafse
marquee tent
=.
Gullik John1c rsilNaIy 20 maal clerk
between Minot And Hayle ar1lyed at
his home snear Eanore q G for : 'nTee
~ damages Dyiust and nos Wlnas 1''s
through TIE court aaie:n he slass's' 8
sss. -. r
a. ). zenan FAilu ile 'e1s mere ~.
WEDNESDAY, sysll g Dus'nsssS ss'P
TO Mlnneapolie ~ ssss s'sss
H. E. Willi1n md car load of
friends motored 20 Devils Lake Mon
, ady evening returning Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Maude Stevens returned from
3 Grand Forks Monday. Miss Stevens
i spend the week end with Miss Dor
othy Launt and other friends.
-
= Mrs. Charles Thompson and baby
son, after a pleasant visit of few
days with Lawton friends left for her
). lhoma ak Berthold Tuesday morning.
" made the trip bv auto. -
>, -
T. !. John Anthonv and wife returned
" from their months outing at Zenith
- Citv. at the head Of the "unsalted sea"
y Minnesota last Friday and has resum-
ed his nosition as section foreman at
- -
~ Sister Gertrude and Sister Margar-
ct Mary of Fargo, were Lawton Wis
/. itors Wednesday, in the interests OF
~ the Sacred Heart academy and st.
Johns orphanage. While here they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Kerr.
- -,-~
S Northern at this point returned to
49, his duties here after months vaca-
ton in the open. Outside OF few
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McGillis returned
Saturday from Grand Forks where
they attended the fair.
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Mrs. E. M. Crary and an auto load
Of friends were over from Devils Lake
this week.
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Mrs. Ole Morseth went to Elbo Lake
Mimi, Friday to attend wedding.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-08-10

Harry johnson is working on the
Banner, newspaper published at Ar.
|gyle, MINI.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-08-10

Martin Roisum, the genial dispen-
ser Of drugs, etc., at the Lawton phar-
macy, is visiting his parents at Ed
more for a few days this week. His
ankle, recently fractured, is on the
mend. During his absence James Fri
day has taken his place at the foun-
tain and dispenses sundaes and sodas
to the customers.
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Bernstein the tailor was down from
Hampden a couple of days this week.
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DR.. Ogilvie went to Sarles Friday.
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Mrs. Kelly went to Devils Lake
Wednesday to spend a couple of days.
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Lola Moore, who has been at Grand
Forks for several months learning
dressmaking, returned Saturday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-08-10

o. M. Walum, a carpenter from La
kota, is busy at the school house max
ing several improvements and getting
things in shape for the coming year.
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The VanOsdel family returned last
Thursday from q two weeks auto trip.
They attended the county fair At
Langdon and visited Mrs. VanOsdel's
sisters, at Milton and Edinburg and
also visited at several other towns in
that vicinity. 49, .
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Strand returned
Monday from Scandinavia, Wisconsin
having visited at the home Of Mrs
Strand.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Thompson ane
son Thurman and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
Everson of Park River spent Sunda,
at the home Of the latter's son Geo. +
Everson. &
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Tom Brewer went to Grand Forks
last Thursday.
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Albert Anderson went to Devils
Lake Sunday for a short visit.
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Mrs. Ole Stendall who has been Wis.
itcing at Fordville for some time re.
turned home Tuesday.
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Mrs. VIM. Ogilvie went to Grand
Forks Monday for few days visit.
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Mrs. SIX. Byberg and little son lef'
last Thursday for Cyrus, Minn., having
received word that her mother was
quite ill.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-08-10

The depot restaurant closed the first
of the month. We understand the pro-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-08-10

DR.. Ogilvie returned from up the
line Wednesday.
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W. J. Parke motored to Easily ant
Langdon Sunday, accompanied by +
Herbrandson and Walter Scott of thj.
city. While in Langdon M. Her
brandson captured a real live Over
land, which he will place in his mu
scum Of curios.
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Mrs. 5. B. Doyle returned Friday
from Baker, N. D.
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John McGillis who spent few day:
at Grand Forks last week returned
home Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-25
HARBESoN.

Kensey Hazel. Jr., OF Carney's Point,
n. J., was the week end guest Of his
father and brother.
John c. Veasey, of Coolspring, spent
Sunday with Cortland Veasey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golda Dodd are being
congratulated this week on the birth OF
fine daughter.
George Walls was given a surprise
party by his sister, Miss Anna Walls, on
Wednesday evening in honor of his 18th
birthday.
Alfred Mcgee and John Warrington
were the guests of Kensey Hazel, Jr., on
Sunday.
William Green and wife were week
end visitors in Wilmington.
Frank W. Warrington spent Tuesday
in Milford.
Pred Walls and Burton K. Reynolds
are spending a few days with Philadel-
phia relatives.
Miss Clara Warrington has returned
to her home in Wilmington.
Miss Alice Brown has returned to her
home in Chestertown, Md, after spend
ing some time as the gueat of Mr.. Chas.
S. Ennis
Geo. A. Rust is on the sick list this
week.