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CHAPTER xy-tContiuued)

UTM SORRY [ killed the fellow. shouldn't
i have done IT, but, one sees things dif-
ferently out In the rough and here in the
settled country. Laws don't work alike IN
all places; they depend a good deal upon
geography. There are times when the thett
OF crust OF bread would warrant the
punishment I gave Panhlo. can't help hut
feel that his conduct under the circum-
stances. called for--what he got lie
wasn't a good man. In spite OF what Jose
says Anto confessed to me that they were
planning all sorts Of deviltry together
THAT is hardly an excuse Alaie
smiled family.
'oh. | know :" Dave agreed But. you
see | don't feel the need of one. The sentl-
mental side of the AFFAIR, which bothers
you. doesn't affect me in the least
Alnire nodded. you have made me
understand how you look at things, ana
must confess that tolerate actions that
would have shocked me before / came TO
know this country Pannlo Is dead ana
gone-rghtly or wrongly, I don't know.
what / dread now is further consequences
Don't weaken on my account"
mo! I'm not thinking of the conse-
quences to you or to me You are the kind
OF man who can protect himself. I'm sure !;
your very ability in that direction trlghtehs
me a little on Jose's account. But she
shrug, perhaps time will decide this ques-
tion for U.S."
Dave laughed with some relief Il think
you've worried yourself enough over it,
maam," he said splitting hairs as 10
what's right and what's wrong, when II
doesn't matter much, In either case. Sup
pose you continue to think II over at your
leisure"
Perhaps I'd better And now Alaire
extended her hand, won't you and Mon
trosa come to see me once in while? I'm
very lonesome"
Wed love to-" Dave declared He had
Il on his lips to say more, but at that mo-
ment an eager whinny and an impatient
rattle OF a bride bit came from the drive
way and he smiled. There's her ac-
ceptance now"
''oh. no She merely heard your voice
the flckle creature"
Alaire watched her guest until he had
disappeared into the shadows. then she
heard him talking TO the mare. Benito's
words at the rodeo recurred to her, and
she wondered II this Ranger might not also
have a way with women.
The house was very still and empty
when she re-entered IT,
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HEART OF THE SUNSET
Ricardo Guzman Is Killed While in the Mexican
Town of Romero and Party of Friends Is Made
Up to Bring Back the Body to American Soil
By REX BEACH
COPYRIGHT. 1915. bv Horper asd BrotAers.



,s slss gne e The sls' 5SHsse' .S9 SS ns
Feris. across the. Mexican berdct. is lost
emong the mesquite bushes when her horse
strussie HG she ers nSy succeeds ss s' IN rescSiHs
water hole which she he'd passed earlier
DAVID LAW. a forest ranger and former
soldier Of fortune. II preparing hls eNenlns
meal At the water hole when Als'rG "a err,sig rhsics
her 10. comfort and furnishes her with food
from hts mseser suppiy. -, 49,. Al.
sirsted his fortune and wealth, Aaire:
9pposed 70 diyorce llyes IN section Of the
GENERAL. TTGJTp TTGUJTps fLIoNGCkro, head o. the
m,esi9sn Ne, Federal troops h@h h.s1 s11s,p cysr.
heels in love with Alaire when she meets
him in an enort 20 obtain RESTITUTION Igs
Fcris estate. This he sushlnFly promises,
and more, too, and Alalre nnds u dstr,ql,s,nS drql,s,TH
blaze JONES lives with his daughter
paliEms near Las fsmSs =, hTa hlITSa,.eSte St cat
tie !hei,s he makes his home there; .Da
pavr w%Erh ScSa friend As mssss the % rSnacT prom;
ise mover 20 marry before hrs' rpc"NnA
The minor characters include Jose. who
resolves 20 revenge the murder OF MS
cousin. PRnnlo sanchez. KILLED by psy psys IN
Alares maid; Tad lewis, an gnscrsT,n, HIS,,n.
lous neighhor and partner OF Ed Ausun'
thieves and Ricardo uuzrnan, whose cat
tie have been stolen. -,
S so puSSc pS IN Es'SsSs search 'rS 81 ursns sss
JSnss tells him Of ssrapEe. ne ne nrspsti. I1rspnt1i
,SsT ,oS. MsrcsSs S%ss'is ,rsmSns s %ih Fear pave
determines to call upon strange az soon
Dave pays n visit to Las Palmsa and
tiful horse, to take she place Of the dad eoSS
again discuss the death OF Pannlo Sanchez.
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you. and don't wish TO see you come TO
n worse end than your cousin Pannlo."
Jose continued to glover Then, turning
away. he said, without meeting his em-
ployer's eyes 81 would like TO draw my
money"
Very well. l am sorry 70 have you leave
one Of my gente." Jose's face remained
stony. What do you intend TO do? Where
are you going?'
The fellow shrugged. "Quien sabei
Perhaps shall 20 TO my General Longorio.
He is In Romero, just across the river
he knows brave man when he sees one.
and he needs fellows like me TO kin rebels.
Well, you shall hear of me- People win
tell you about that demon of a Jose whose
cousin was murdered by the Rangers Yes,
have the heart OF a bandit"
Alaire smiled faintly. You viii be shot"
she told him. Those soldiers have little TO
eat and no money at all"
But Jose's bright eyes remained hostile
and his expression battling. II was plain
to Alaire that her explanation OF hfs
cousins death had carried not the slight-
est conviction, and she even began TO fear
that her part In the affair had caused him
to look upon her as an pccessory. Never-
theless when she paid him his wages she
| gave him n good horse. which lose accepted
| with thanks but without gratitude As
| Aiaire watched him ride away with upver a
backward glance she decided that she must
| lose no time In apprlslng the Ranger OF this
| new condition of affairs.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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IMPORTANT WEDDING, FROM SOCIAL
STANDPOINT, OUT ON MAIN LINE,

One OF the most fashionable weddings Of
the autumn took place this afternoon In
Old St David's Church. when Miss sydney
Ellis. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Struthers Ellis, became the bride OF Mr.
Radcliffe Cheston. Jr., at o'clock. II was
"A small wedding. as only the immediate
relatives were present The Rev James H.
Lamb, ID. d., rector OF the church. per-
formed the ceremony. assisted by the Rev.
Charles Townsend, of the Episcopal church
at Rosemont. The church was beautifully
decorated with white chrysanthemums,
cosmos, lilies, ferns palms and Bmilax
The bride was given In marriage by her
father, and wore handsome gown OF
white satin, with train OF silver brocaded
satin and veil OF tulle. She carried a bou-
quet OF lilies OF thu valley
Miss Helen Ellis, sister of the bride.
was her only attendant She wore a beauti-
ful gown OF pale blue brocaded silk Veiled
In tulle and silver lace Her large picture
hat was OF brown tulle. and she carried
bouquet OF pink roses.
Mr.. Cheston had his second brother, Mr.
James Cheston, as best man. as Mr.
Charles Cheston Is with the First City Troop
on the border. For the same reason there
were no ushers. A reception followed the
ceremony at Fox Hin Farm" the home
OF the brides parents in Bryn Mawr.
After an extended wedding trip Mr. ana
Mrs. Cheston will spend the winter at l24
south Van Pelt street
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tnued but we haven't the profits that
should go with Il. Prices are up. but we
have to sell too close to what we pay
Eggs are ten cents a dozen higher than
they were a year ago, Butter Is up about
the same rate Flour Is seveuty-hve per
cent higher, and potatoes are one hundred
pCr cent above the price this time last year,
The difference, so far as can see, is going
TO the farmer. We buy most OF our farm
products direct. so there II no middeman
to consider. The farmer is getting the
whole profit himself, ana he sees that he
gets IT, There's where the trouble lies. and
II there Is any move to set IL right there
is where II should begin.
with canned goods It il about the same
story. Prices are doubled for the same
grade of goods, and we have to wait 30
long for our orders. | ordered corn and
tomatoes four or Ave months ago. and |
haven't got them yet The wholesalers tell
us they cannot get the goods from the pack
ers in quantities sufficient TO make deliv-
cries and the packers put the blame up to
the farmers"
MORE DEMOCRATIC NEIGHBORHOOD
Mrs. Lewis Clayton was behind the
counter Of her husbands store at Ridge
avenue and Markle street. The appearance
OF this lower RoNborough region indicates
a more democratic IL no less numerous
population than its immediate neghbors
TO the southwark.
she unburdened herself TO her sentiments
upon the subject that is most interesting
to housekeepers today the while Dad"
Brooks, patriarch of Roxborough, stroked
his white beard or chuckled appreciation
as he sat pedestaled upon an apple barrel
nearby.
rlt seems that everybody Is money mad
these days" began Mrs. Clayton. They
are all after money. farmers and all We
can't get the produce we need because the
men we deal with will not sell II to us
They are holding It in hope OF getting more
My husband can't get potatoes now, be-
cause our potato farmer hasn't shown up at
all this year. He was around long before
this time n year ago but l suppose he is
like the rest He reads or hears that no.
tatoes are scarce and bringing good prices
and 80 he is waiting till he can get the
figure he wants.
The mlddleman with his diamonds is
another thing that ought TO be done away
with II they want 10 bring down prices
What good is he, except to come around
all logged up, and get a big salary that
we have to pay for? He ought to be cut out
altogether. The farmer after all Is the
man who works the hardest and he should
get the most out of the profits OF his labor
But like all the rest he is trying to get IL
ALL"
NO CHANCE TO SAVE
I'VE have many millworkers in this
reighborhood," Mrs Clayton added They
are working every day and all OF them ap-
pear TO have work, but they don't seem TO
get any more money except in a few special
lines; In fact. they appear TO be worse on,
because prices are going up and wages
dent increase with them"
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Personals

MT and Mrs. Ferree Brinton. Of st.
slds and 1913 Rittenhouse square. an
rr.urnee the engagement of their daughter,
&ss Anna Binney Brinton, TO Mr.. Joseph
<auey Dulles 4th. son OF Dr. and Mrs.
rsues Winslow Dulles. OF 41O1 Walnut
'''est Philadelphia.
4 invitations have been received for the
=. sss ehaperoned by Mrs. Edward Troth
me Germantown Cricket Club, The dates
follows: December l and IS, jan
5s ! ana TO- February 2, March 10. April
!" and April ~.
~. fs Joseph sill Clark. OF Highland ave-
CHESTNUT Hin. will return from White
'''uf Springs Tuesday November IA.
~ and Mrs. j. Hutchinson Scott Jr..
<-'.e fetnrned 10 their home. 2222 Ritten-
AZ street after spending the summer
Caps May
haiiovell vaushan Morgan. OF SUM
<<<uVe ttnkinlo~n. Il spending some
nv week a. the guest Of AR. NoIEap's
~ 90 Church ieo< 1<fman<o~n Af'
t. .
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What's Doing Tonight

State Federation OF Pennsylvania Women's
Clubs annual convention.
United Business Mems Association meets
w c. T. U. Institute Broad and Rltnsr
AmsrloAn Surgeons consres. Bsilsvus-strat.
Lsstsrs,rselial BY Henry Howell. osrmantowp
IeoiuTe' Some Eneote of Hlsh Pressur.., :, by
John iohnsQIl, Franklin lnsfllplo. '
lfee.H'tf 'N4thtrn Africa" hf "A. c. oslran-
..5..s sas''. .,. s. f;.a.; 1...:... Marion wsas-
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FARMERS SHREWDNESS ONE
CAUSE OF HIGH LIVING COSTS
100 Per Cent Increases
in RorborOugh District

uOW food staples have increased
IL in price in the Wissahickon-
Roxborough district since October,
1915, as furnished to the EVENING
LEDGER by Thomas Martin, Ridge
avenue near Kalos street;
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RuRRouaHs-YEAGrR

A home wedding will take place this eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock i'm Oak Lane, when
Miss Irene Levering Yeager. daughter of
Mrs. Howard Malcolm Yeager, OF 6625
North Twelfth street. viii become the bride
OF Mr.. William Wallace Burroughs, OF La
fay yette Ind. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev William s. callett, OF
the Oak Lane Baptist Church, assisted by
Di. David Spence. pastor emeritus OF the
Lehigh Baptist Church. Miss Yeager will
wear gown OF white satin and tulle em-
brCidered In pearls and made with a court
train. The veil Will be fastened with lilies
OF the valley and pearls. Orchids and lilies
OF the valley will form the bridal bouquet
Miss Marguerite Yeager win attend her
sister as maid OF honor Miss Dorothy
Mabel Yeager will be the flower girl Mr.
Burroughs will have Mr. william Lorraine
BAIT. or Cleveland. o. A. best man. The
u1hers are Mr. Frederick Maulich and Mr.
Albert Jordan. A. reception win follow
lne ceremony. Aftst November a. Nr AID
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The first of a series OF Friday dances will
be given at the Phllomusian Club, Novem-
ber II. These dances are 10 be held month
ly and their membership includes some of
the most popular West Philadelphia set. A
partial list OF the members includes: Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Sneller, DR.. and Mrs. G.
8. Tuttle Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mcdowell,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Morrow. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Bement. Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Lindback,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w Breyer, Mr.. and Mrs T.
A. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie l.. Cope
land Dr. and Mrs. r. A. Taught. Mr.. and
Mrs +. III. Dickson. DIR and Mrs V c.
Roberts. DR. and Mrs A. j. Wagers, DIR. Z.
s. Stout, DR.. Gordon j. Saxon, Mr.. George
Pratt Mr.. Howard Bacon, Mr.. Charles
French. Mr.. r. V. Phillips, Mr. Mitchell
Hall Mr.. and Mrs Elsasser, Mr. John Nc
Chesney, Mr. Joseph Kelly Mr.. c. leighton
Morris, Mr. Harold c. Pressel Mr.. and Mrs
Harold r. Guckes, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Strong and Mr. and Mrs. F, A. Hart. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Dunkel OF 6i46 Spruce
street. announces the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Huberta May Alexander, TO
Mr.. Edward Carlisle Bernhard OF this city.
Miss Alexander is a granddaughter OF the
Rev. james r. Hughes, OF Bellefonte Acad-
emy. The marriage will take place early In
December.
-Four productions OF American Boys in
France" ilm showing the activities OF
the American Ambulance Hospital Service
will be given In this city next month.
The hrst will be held at the home OF
Mrs. t. 7. Stotesbury on the afternoon OF
Sunday, November 10, and will be a purely
private function On the afternoon and
evening Of November 20, however. at the
Merton Cricket Club. the film viii be ex-
hiblted for the beneht OF the Ambulance
Service. and likewise at the Forrest The
ater on the night Of November 2l. The
entertainments will in each case be given
under the auspices Of the French commit
tee OF the Emergency Aid.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. J. Reed OF Hill.
crest avenue. oakmont. gave a family din
ner at their home last night In honor Of
the golden wedding Of Mrs Reeds brother
ana sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Johnson, OF West Philadelphia The nifty
years OF Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson's married
hfe have been spent almost entirely In Phil
adelphia. on the same occasion a daughter
OF the family and her husband. DIR. and
Mrs r. X. Eldridge, celebrated their tenth
anniversary. DIR. and Mrs Eldridee came
here recently from the West and VIII
make their home IN South Ardmore when
Die home nov being built foF them Is COM
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Say, dad, can ! learn to drive in
tne chariot races next season.
Forget II, kid. l amt goin' TO
nave you riskin' yer life every
night"
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NO CHANCE TO SAVE

Mrs Burroughs win be at home at se-
wickley, Pa.
HOCHREIDER-BELL Cd
The marriage Of Miss Katherine De r.
Bell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Bell,
OF 6O45 North Eleventh street, Oak Lane.
and Mr.. Wilson w, Hochreider will be
solemnlzed this evening At 1880 O'Clock at
the home OF the bride by the Rev b. s.
Stull. Miss Bel will wear white satin
gown made with court train, The tulle
Ven VIII be arranged with orange blossoms
She will carry Bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. Miss Mary Boil. who will at
tend her sister as maid OF honor. will bo
gowned IN blue satin and carry pink roses.
Mr. Hochreider viii have Mr.. Walter Bach
mann as best man. reception will fol-
low the ceremony After a wedding trip.
MT and Mrs, Hochreidor viii live in Glen
side.
GORGAS-fi fiESEMER
A pretty wedding TOOK place last evening
at the home OF tho brides mother. Mrs. q.
Besemer, 436 West Norris street. when Miss
Elsie beseiaer was married to Mr. Walter
Gorgas or 2045 Woodstock street The
bride wore a beautiful gown OF white satin
ana carried orchids She was attended by
Miss Katherine Palmer, OF Atlantic CITY.
who wore crepe meteor frock and carried
lavender orchids. A delightful wedding
supper followed the ceremony.
MIR. Frank Gorgas. brother OF the bride.
groom, was best man The guests present
included Mrs. Bertha Gorgas Miss Florence
Gorgas Miss Mary Doser Mr. Martin I,oh.
muller, Mr. William Wells, Mr.. William
Brumback, Mrs. Fred Sauers, Mr. and Mrs.
william Gorgas and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schuler.
After short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
dorgas viii live at 1919 West susquehanna
avenue
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enu mrs Morgan will return tho end OF this
M Mweek 70 beverly Farms. Mass. where they
10y, no nau cottage FOR the summer. and
viii spend several DAYS there before return
ing TO open their home for the winter
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The Beechwood School at Jenkintown has
Issued invitations for a recital by Dean
and Madam Jensen this evening, at S:l5
o'clock. Dean and Madam Jensen have Just
returned from Maine.
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Mr and Mrs. George X. Grocer have re
turned from Cape May and are occupyinr
their home 2Os7 De tancey place
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Mr., and Mrs J. Walter steel have re
turned to their home. 27t South Twenty
third street having spent the summer a
Atlantic City.
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Mrs Horace T. Smith. Miss Edith Smith
ana Miss Mary Smith will 20 November /
70 white Sulphur Springs w. Va, for three
weeks
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MISS Florance Meade Is spending severa
weeks with Mrs. william u. Hart at theli
country place at Radnor
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Miss Elizabeth Mcknight. OF Elkins Park.
left Wednesday for Reading, Pa.
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Mrs. Burroughs will be at home at Sc
wickley, Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Da Costa Newbold,
Miss Ellen d. Newbold. Miss +. Angela
Newbold, Mr.. Richard $. Newbold and Mr..
John Da Costa u. Newbod. Jr, who have
been spending the summer at their coun-
try place at Port Kennedy. Pa. will open
their town house. 222l st. James place,
November 1.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

CONTINUED TOMORROW
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MT and Mrs Edgar T. Scott and then
Ianiiy' OF Lansdowne, Pa. are occupying
tneir cottage at Bar Harbor, Me. very
late this year on account OF the epideml,
OF intantile paralysis They will not re
turn till late in November.
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RISING SUN.
Miss NETTIE LOWE.

Mae Wood spent Sunday with Net
tie Lowe.
Bert Schott of Bartlett, Kans., visit
ed Will Wood and family Wednesday
night.
Pearl Taft called on Mrs. James
Kincaid Tuesday.
Mrs. Dick Patterson and daughter
Flossie spent last Wednesday with
Mrs. Luther Wescott.
Mrs. Abe Teeter and daughter, Lulu
Weimer, spent one day last week with
Mrs. Emery Teeter.
Mrs. a. ID. Lowe called on Mrs. VIII
Rice one evening last week.
Flossie Patterson spent Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. Luther Wescott.
Charley Wescott and Terry Wescott
sawed wood for James Kincaid last
Wednesday.
Pearl Taft visited Lulu Weimer
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Calvert called to see Riley
King one day last week.
George Sweezy is moving to the
Thomas Patterson place, known as the
Bill Gresham place.
Will Wood and wife and son George
spent Sunday at Seth Gresham's.
Beulah Patterson spent Sunday with
home folks.
Nettie Lowe called on Mrs. Lulu
Weimer Saturday.
Nina Patterson, Mae Wood and
George Wood went to the high school
social Saturday night.
MILFORD Patterson and Don Ward
visited Charlie Patterson Sunday.
Will Wood and wife went to Garth
age one day last week.
Terry Wescott spent Sunday with
his brother Luther.
Mr.. McQuillin and wife of Iowa
visited James Kincaid last week.
James Kincaid and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Ed Wardlow
and wife.
Mrs. A. l.. Lattimer and her mother
visited Mrs. George Binney Sunday.
Ed Calvert made Il business trip to
Carthage Monday
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ZION
BY THE Coon CREEK GIRLS.

BY THE Coon CREEK GIRLS.
Fred Earl and wife visited the latter's
parents in Carthage Sunday.
Clint Lamasters and ALT Campbell |
and families were at llamp Campbell's |
Sunday.
Herschel Radford and wife were at
Ross McConnell's Sunday.
Kenyon Hubbard spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Probert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell were at
Dudenville Friday and Saturday.
Bill Mayors, Harold Schoolcr, Nelma
Mackey, and Hazel Carter attended an
entertainment given by the Sophie
mores, in honor of the Seniors, Sutur-
day night at Jasper.
Mart Replogle from Fort Collins,
Colo, visited with his brother-in-laws,
w. c. Mackey and Percy Wright,
last week.
John Sunderland spent Sunday with
Arthur StrecRer.
Dan Johnson and family of Jasper
spent Sunday with Ben Johnson and
family.
Rev. Mr.. Greene spent Sunday at
John Schooler's.
Carl Ballard and wife, and Ed. Bal
lard and wife and daughter Esther of
Jasper were at Charley Billiards. Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Follmer and son spent
Sunday at Clarence Zarr's.
Henry Covert and family were at A.
j. Boyd's Sunday.
Carl Mcconnell and Fern Thacker
spent Saturday evening with Gladys
Ballard.
Whit Estepp and Purl Burnett
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mahlon Earl.
John and Paul Hubbard were at
Arthur Probert's Saturday night.
Herman Storebeck and wife and
Charley Kincaid and wife were at L. F.
Seeley's Sunday.
Rev. G. L. Greene spent Saturday
night and Sunday at Alex. Kieths.
Dan Mayors and Raymond Foster
spent Saturday night with Virgil and
Winired Carter.
Mrs. w. g. Meckey visited her daugh
ter, Mrs John Garter, the latter part
of last week
Messrs Leland, Lester, and Mahion
Earl, Floyd Thomas, Dan Mayors and
Raymond Foster were at Carter's San.
day
Earl Kieth spent Sunday with Orville
Andrews.
A farewell party was given on Orville
Andrews Saturday night. lie leaves
for Idaho next week.
Julia Strecker gave n rock party Sat
urday night. All seemed to have a good
time.
Lester Templin visited Virgil and
Winfred Garter one day last week
Dan and viii Mayors were at Carter s
Monday night.
Dan Mayors md Virgil Garter were
in Golden City Tuesday.