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The Washington herald., 1916-01-25
Unanimous.

Careful scrutiny of the returns has failed to dis
close single vote against Mr.. T. St. John Gaf-
ney's return to Germany-New York Herald
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A Line o Cheer Each Day O the Year.
By JOHN KENDRIcK BANGS.

First printing of original poem, written daily
for The Washington Herald.
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A POWERFUL ROMANCE.

Psbshsd by special
The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
" Hsrpe q srothe
Copyright 1916 Mcclure
Impose
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The January meeting OF the Lucy Hol-
combe Chapter, D. A. R, was held Jsnu-
airy Is at the residence Of Mrs Frank
Ellsworth Cunningham. &22 Thirteenth
street A tea In honor OF Mrs. George
Thatcher Guernsey preceded the meet
ing. guests being asked for O'Clock.
OnNrINuEn ON nAGE EIGHT
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Fort Monroe Notes.

Fort Monroe, Va, Jan. A-Capt and
Mrs. ]. W. Gulick entertained at tea re-
Gently for Lieut. and Mrs. Babcock. Miss
Warring. Lieuts. and Mesdames Rose.
Wildrick and Moore, and Lieuts. Mehl-
berg and Armstrong.
Mrs. J. L. Warning. of Baltimore. who
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Mrs. John Crayke Simpson Will be at
home this afternoon after 4 at her resi-
| dence. l42l Massachusetts avenue
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At last, however, Shaw came along In the
comedy, MAN and Superman," he dared to go to
extreme lengths. He not only made his heroine
a frank and open pursuer of the hero, but he in
timated that she represented the normal type that
in truth, men had always been, not the pursuers,
but the pursued. He did his work with such hu-
NOR he made the heroine in spite of all her tricks,
so attractive that he delighted the women in
his audiences. 41-a-
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hopkins. ST.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Hopkins, jr.. OF
Greenwood, Va. are guests at the
Shorehsm
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is stopping at the ChamberIin. enter
tanned at dinner recently for Miss War
ring, Miss Nesbitt, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ide,
Capt. r. II. Jordan. Lieut.. Z. B. Colo
day and Vernon Castle.
Capt and Mrs. Lincoln's dinner guests
recently were Miss Sadler. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Reybold and Lieut. Lenzner.
Lieut.. and Mrs. G. A. Wildrick had din
ner hecertly for Col and Mrs. Newcomb,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Bsbcock and Mr.. Arm
strong.
Lieut.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Barnes are visit
Ing Lieut.. and Mrs. Willett
Capt ]. F. Howell here for examins- =
tion. is the guest Of Capt. and Mrs. Nc
kenney.
About forty couples enjoyed an in
formal dance at the club Friday even
ing.
The following officers are here for pro-
motion examination: Capts. J. G. Work.
ger, J. c. Goodfellow, II. NJ Merriam. f.
J. Wallace, Lieuts. p. V. kieTer. Earl
Mcfarland. G. z. Turner, J. c. Hender-
son, NJ. l. Brett, II. A. Schwabe, A. G.
Pendleton, d. Armstrong. J. S. Hatcher.
s. 8. Winslow. E. ]. W. Rsgsdale, r.
Pinser. d. C. Cordiner and A. G. Frick.
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Mime. Cslve arrived in Washington ycs-
terdsy and Is the guest OF Mrs. Christian
Hemmick. Nine. Jussersnd, wife Of tho
French Ambs ssador, will entertain for
her today. and Thursday afternoon Nine
Cslve win sing for the benefit OF the
French ambulance service al the Ma
tionsl Thester
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Mrs. Alexander Magruder returned to
Washington last night from Atlantic
City.
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Mrs. Henry ID. Flood. wife OF Repre-
sentative Flood. will receive this after
noon at the Shorehsm for the last time
this season.
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Nine. Bobrero has Joined Mrs.
George Won l. Meyer, and Miss Meyer.
at the Shorehsm.
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CONTINUED on PAGT EGHT
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The Georgetown Assembly entertsinec
at the second dance OF the ssason last
evening at LAnthicum Hall. Palms and
Southern snllsN were used 10 decorate
the ballroom and balcony where the
orchestra played DIR. Louis Mscksll
presented the guests who we're received
by Mrs. William b. Orme. Mrs. Frank P
Leetch and Mrs. T. Edward HsmbIeton.
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Mrs. Althouse, wife of Commander Alt
house, was at home yesterday afternoon.
Her guest, Mrs. Joseph g. Walker. OF
Woodbury. Forest Va, presided al the
tea table
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In romantic literature the notion that man does
the proposing has long been sacredly entertained.
Even those flrtatious ladies who lure their victims
INTO matrimony shrink from speaking any words
OF proposal. They may lead the man to the brink;
they may even give him the impulse that sends
him over; but, almost invariably, at the crucial
moment, he is made to seem to take the plunge
himself.
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TeAsrrewi The Ever-ThreatenIns
Issue.
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Miss Mildred Bacon entertained at
bridge party followed by tea yesterday
afternoon al her residence on Connecticut
avenue.
Miss Emily Beatty and Mrs. Duttreu
presided at the tea table
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-04
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MAPLE GROVE
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Literary was held last Wednesday
evening at the school house. A good
program was made out for the next
meeting which will be held Febru-
airy 9th.
Mr.. Gabico was in Boise few days
last week. He returned Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. McNeilly is still on the
sick list with la grippe.
Miss Lucille Robinson spent last
Wednesday and Thursday nights at
the Rowland home.
Mrs. Dempke had a stroke of para
lysis last Wednesday. She was taken
to the hospital and is not much better
at this writing.
Mr.. Chas. Hampson came home last
Sunday morning from Moscow. where
he has been for few days attending
the meeting of the professors of the
experiment farms.
Misses Bessie and Jessie Rowland
spent last week in Caldwell at Mrs.
L. A. Smiths attending high school.
George Judd left last Monday for
Boise, where he is going to attend
business college for some time.
John Beeson, Doc, Ike and George
Judd pulled the pump at the expert
ment farm last Saturday.
Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Lonkey gave a card party at their
home in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Nooner. An unusual large crowd was
present. sly Mills won the prize fo'
winning the most games. 1t was a
China plate. Roy Smith won the
BOBBY prize, consisting of a rattle
Leah Mills received the prize for the
one that enjoyed the games the most
1t was also rattle. Everyone had i
| fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Castell. Mr.
and Mrs. John Smiths son-in-law ant
daughter, came here from Montana
last week. They expect to make thei'
future home in the Gem District.
Earl Baird spent Sunday at home
He is working on a power line neai
Mountain Home.
A few of the neighbors called at ths
| George Smith home last Saturday
evening. They spent the evening II
playing cards.
Miss Carol Greeley spent part o.
last week at Mrs. Baird's.
Mr.. John Smith, Mrs. Walter Cas-
tell and Mr.. Nooner made trip owe
the Gem District last Monday.
Several of the people in this neigh
horhood attended the funeral of thu
Garvin girl last Sunday.
Newell Greeley spent few day
last week with Roy Smith at the Bair'
home.
The we'll on DR.. Myers place wa
finished last week. They went dow
to a depth of $50 feet.
Clyde Rowland spent last Frida,
evening in Caldwell.
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LAKE LOWELL
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Mrs. Sparks and children who have
been visiting with relatives in Ore
gon for the past month returned home
again last week after very pleasant
visit.
Lula Sprang with her little sister.
Irene, spent several days last week
visiting their sister. Mrs. Roy Shelp.
of Deer Flat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preso visited at the
Mart Prevo home all day Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Altizer attended
church in Caldwell Sunday forenoon
and visited with friends in the after
noon. returning home Sunda" even
ing.
Mrs. G. c. White attended the
teachers meeting in Caldwell last
Sunday,
Mr.. Bent Altizer is baleing hay for
Mr.. Vasold this week. He has new
seif-feeding hay baler.
Mr.. Mccall the county agriculturist
and Miss Fowler are goinu to visit
our school next Friday afternoon. Mr.
Mccall will teach the boys how to
make a rag doll seed-tester. Miss
Fowler will conduct the sewino and
cooking classes.
Baby Altizer has been i'll for the
past few days with very sore throat
Cecil McAdams who has been visit
ing in Oregon almost two month.
with his uncle and cousins, returned
home last Wednesday accompanied by
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CANYON HILL
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There was about five inches of
snow last Saturday morning.
The Myers boys, Fred, Andy and
Elmer, were breaking a young mule
last Thursday.
Paul Jackson, M. G. Temples and
Thomas Henneberry were marketing
hogs in Middleton last Friday. They
received $3.50 per hundred. What is
the matter with the Caldwell buyers:
A letter just received from L. M.
Lake, formerly of the Canyon but
now located at Deming,. N. M, says
that he is nicely located and having
fine weather-sunshine every day.
They are we'll and enjoying life. He
sends his best wishes to his neighbors
and friends of Canyon Hill.
The Middleton Ditch Company
held their annual meeting last Satur-
day and elected about the same board
Of directors.
Next Saturday is the day for the
meeting of the Canyon Hill Ditch Co.
We hear that Mrs. F. P. Kipp is on
the sick list this week
w. F. Lobb and wife and Paul
Jackson were down to the city last
Saturday afternoon.
Master Mitchell Hoshaw was a
guest of the Myers boys last Sunday.
He lives in Caldwell.
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RIVERSIDE.
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Mr.. c. c. Tobias was a Caldwell
visitor Saturday, collecting his many
premiums which he won at the State
Seed show. While Mr.. Tobias is
making a name for himself he is also
boosting the valley and showing the
possibilities of effort along with our
fertile soil and delightful climate.
Mrs. R. w. Kingston left last Fri
day for California, where she will
visit relatives. Il
Miss Ruth Mulch spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents. Miss
Mulch is attending the Caldwell high
school.
Mary Katherine, the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Fuller, has been a
patient at the Canyon hospital last
week.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Bert Mulch Feb
ruary 10th. All members are invited
to be present.
Mr.. Merchant is hauling lumber for
a new house which he intends to erect
soon on his ranch.
Mrs. w. H. McCluskey is spending
few days with her daughters, Misses
Bessie and Marie.
Miss Veda Jones of Sunny Slope
gave party last Friday evening, cele-
orating her eighteenth birthday. A
very enjoyable time was had in play
ing finch and various other games
after which delightful refreshments
were served. All departed at late
hour after wishing Miss Jones the
happiest returns of the day.
Messrs. Smith, Mitchell and King
ston returned Saturday from Nampa,
where they purchased a new manure
spreader.
The Valley is becoming quite a re-
sort for the sheep and cattle men who
have purchased all the hay and straw
and are feeding their stock here.
Mr.. ]. w. McIntyre's large fourteen
room house is nearing completion.
The Ladies Aid Society gave a
literary and oyster supper Wednesday
January 10Th. A delightful musical
program was rendered by Messrs. Ul-
rich, Mcintyre, Mulch and Randall
REGULATIONS and a play were given BY
the school children after which de-
bate took place and then the refresh.
ments were served.
1t is reported that the Falk Mer.
camille company of Boise is going tc
erect large general merchandise
store near the Nampa Ferry, on a por
ton of Henry Prices ranch. The
building is to be completed by the
end Of this week.
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UP AND DOWN THE BOISE
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The sun will have to do better the
second Of February than it has the
past month if the ground hog sees his
shadow.
The sick folks at the c. A. Vail
home are all getting better, Harry is
setting up some now.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Criffield of Home
dale visited relatives in Dixie the past
week returning home Monday.
G. A. Vail is working twenty-five
men and teams on the road between
Caldwell and Greenleaf.
Mr. Greer's son and wife came from
Kansas few days ago and are both
sick with tonsilitis.
w. w. Vail and family were Sun,
day visitors at Carl Zeigler's.
Harry Rowland came down fnoin
Caldwell Friday night and stayed with
his brothers.
Uncle Davy Johnson is quite poorly
this winter.
A few of Mrs. Lille Culbertson's
| friends gave her surprise Saturday
night The evening was spent in play.
ing games after which a nice luncheon
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Nichols are
keeping their little granddaughter thi:
week while Mr. and Mrs. J. Fink move
in their new home.
After long illness Mr.. M. Bow.
man passed away and was buried ir
the Pleasant Ridge cemtery Friday
The family have the sympathy of thu
entire community in their loss.
Mrs. Lille Spencer has been quit,
i'll the past week.
Mr.. H. Burnett took quite i'll Sun
day night. The doctor was called ano
stayed most of the night.
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BRIER ROSE
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Rev. Mead and Rev. Dark made
several calls in the neighborhood last
week.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. w.
A. Douglass, who has been very sick
at Canyon hospital, was able to re.
turn home Monday. She is still UNI
Gurwell.
Miss Florence Greer spent the
weekend with Clutha Dix.
DIR. and Mrs. Pons are expected
home from Baker City this week.
Monday night with Turila Leavitt.
Mr.. Broadly has purchased the ten
acre Bardsley ranch.
Last Thursday afternoon the Brier
Rose Home Culture club met with
Mrs. Olsen. The meeting was wen
attended and all present enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon.
The next meeting of the Home Gull
ture club will be business meetins,
which will he held at the home OF
Mrs. A. o. Christopher, February TO-
Mrs. Keough and children are NOV
ing into town this week. -,
Mr.. Crier and family will move onto
the Keouqh place.
Mr.. f. B. Edlefson county COM
missioner of Teuton county. attended
commissioners meeting at Boise
last week and spent the weekend with
his brother, ]. L. Edlefson.
Mrs. Simmons entertained the Camp
Fire girls and the Boy Scouts Mon,
dav evening. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Dix and daughter
Miss Clutha. and Mr.. Moon, were
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FAIR ACRES.
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The hay bailers have been at work
on the Maybaugh ranch and moved
to the ]. L. Martin ranch the first
part of the week.
"A number of friends and relatives
of Mrs. D. v. Hibbs called at her
home last Friday afternoon and gave
her a pleasant surprise.
Edward Anderson missed several
days of school last week on account OF
sickness.
The officers elected for the, ensuing
year of the Yeomen Lodge of Wilder
were duly installed last week by their
past Foreman, Mrs. ]. L. Martin OF
Fair Acres.
This neighborhood is becoming
notorious for its might riders" per-
haps more properly termed might
raiders" as their object here seems to
be petty thievery. Several neighbors
have been visited with result OF los
ing canned fruit, meat, and other win
ter supplies. Last Thursday night H.
w. Bassett lost butchered hog,
which was hanging on the hay derrick.
AS yet no positive clue has been
found at to the identity of the raiders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowen and son. Mr..
and Mrs. M. E. Anderson. and Car
ence, Herbert and Grace ~Bassett were
entertained at the R. Christianson
home Wednesday evening OF last
week.
Martin Anderson is having some
dental work done at present.
While coming home from school
last Thursday evening little Julia An
derson had the misfortune to fall on
the ice and cut a cash in her tore,
head, which required the attention oi
a surgeon, who had to take several
stitches in the wound,
Mrs. D. A. Whittig and children
visited at the G. l.. Dean home Wed
nesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, H, Benedict and
Mr.. A. S. Gulley of Greenleaf. were
business callers In Fair Acres las
Mrs. &. M. Erns. is on the sick
list with Ia grippe.
Several pupils missed school on &C
count OF the snow storm.
Mrs. N. d. Hibbs is suffering with
the tonsilitis at present. :,
Ralph Hibbs is suffering. with
badly sprained ankle. which keeps
him from school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Dean and tamil,
were Sunday dinner guests at the }
w. Faw home.
Mr.. A. S.. Gulley has. purchased
portion of the f. G. Tozier ranch.
Several neighbors of this vicinit.
are interested at present IN procurinl
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Older BUT STRONGER

To be healthy at seventy, prepare at
forty, 10 sound advice, because In the
strength Of middle life we too often forget
that neglected colds, or careless treat
meut of slight aches and paine, simply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakness for later years.
To be stronger when older, keep your
baood pure and rich and active with the
strenrth- building and blood-nourishing
rroperties Of Scott's Emulsion which 10
3bud. a tonic and q medicine to keep your
blood rich, alleviate rheumatism ana
avoid sickness. No alcohol In SCOTS.
scost q Howns. Dieom6eid, MI.
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phase of the question but failed to Of
fer any definite plan The committee
was discharged. Considerable time
was consumed in a general discussion
of the matter. The only action taken
at the meeting was the election of
three trustees to serve term of six
months with the power to imme diately
take over the ferry and arrange for its
temporary operation, said plan to be
submitted to the subscribers for rati-
ication at meeting to be held within
thirty days. Messrs. 0. A. Megorden.
c. M. Sutton and John Walker were
lected to serve as trustees.
Willard Robinson is spending sew
cral days in Boise on business.
A carload of hogs was shipped
from here Saturday.
Rev. S. J. CLANCY, president of the
Gooding college, delivered a sermon
at the church here Sunday. A good
congregation was in attendance and
reported very enjoyable discourse.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Rogers were en-
tertained at the ]. P. Wood home at
dinner Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Davis are guests at
the Charles Calkins home.
G. E. Sharp, of Weiser. president
and general manager of the Home
Lumber & Coal company. has just
closed deal for the purchase of the
Caldwell Lumber company's yard at
Caldwell. H. R. Cleaver retains an
interest in the company and will be
in charge of the business at that point
This company operates number OF
yards, one of them being located at
u omedale.
Rev. Clancy was entertained at the
E. c. Preston home Saturday night
Mrs. J. E. Wood and son, Jack
visited at the Chas. Calkins home on
Wednesday evening.
The male quartet. Messrs. John
Myer, Charles Heath, o. A. Megor-
den and E. c. Preston. furnished the
special music for Sunday services.
c. M. Sutton is laid up with grip.
Among those from across the river
who attended the entertainment Fri
day evening were Mrs. Gene Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich and children
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Magee and child
rem and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tar
and children.
David Orr has returned from Cald
we'll where he has been to receive
medical attention.
R. w. Vanderhoof spent severa
days the first of the week attending t.
business matters in Boise.
Ivan Huntley is suffering with al
attack of the grip.
A neighborhood party was held a
Heath Hall Saturday evening. Abou
fifty people were in attendance and
very enjoyable evening was spent il
dancing and playing card games. TIL
ladies served refreshments.
Reuben Smith is entertaining re
latives from Missouri
Mrs. w. H. Schenck. Miss Id
Schenck, Miss Fern Bitner spent tn
day Tuesday with Mrs. Lewis Smith
The following program was given a
the school house Friday by the liter
airy society:
Essay-Mining, Robert Ferguso
Soliloquy ...-.......-.... Helen Presto
Impersonation-Red Deer. an In
dian Chief. .................... Reuben Trac
Chalk Talk ........................Jude Lehne
Debate-"Resolved. That Winter
More ENJOYABLE Than Summer" Al
frmative, Clifford Ferguson and job
Johnson: negative, Lavona Dodge an
Louise Dunning.
Mrs. Irving Lee was in from tn
ranch Monday.
Taking advantage of Mr.. Wander
hoof's absence, the local suffragett
club met with Mrs. Vanderhoof las
Monday evening.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

summer range in the mountains for
their cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Erickson and
family visited at the H. w. Barnes
home last Sunday.
Fred Erickson had narrow escap:
from loss by fire, caused by defect
i've hue, last Saturday. 1t was dis
covered in time to get it under control
before any serious damage was done.
Mrs. Fred Erickson and children
visited at the R. Christensen HON :
last Saturday.
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HUSTON SCHOOL NOTES.

The next number on the lecture
course will be lecture on Abraham
Lincoln by DR.. E. o. Sissons of Boise,
Thursday evening, February 10. pr
Sissons is our Commissioner OF Edu-
cation and is very interesting speak
er. Don't fail to hear his lecture on
our Greatest American"
We were highly gratihed by the
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Sunday dinner guests at the Postle-
waite home.
Miss Helen Shepherd and Rober.
Mccormick called at the Runciman
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. VIM. McFarlane moves this
week to his homestead ne-r Snake
river.
Carl Smith was visiting with his
parents, Sunday.
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The Community Roll Call. -..---........-

Marshall Fields latest weekly re-
view of the wholesale dry goods
trade says that current wholesale dis
tribution is normal as compared with
the corresponding period of a year
ago" Which means that it is sub
normal as compared with 1912, when
we were enjoying the prosperity OF
Republican times.
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his cousin, Miss Wolfe, of Bandon,
Ore, who will make an extended visit
with them.
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splendid patronage given to- the school
by the people of this community at
the spelling contest and pie social.
We are also proud of our boys who
have been successful in the three
spelling contests which we have had.
When the contest with SUNNY Slope
ended, not one of our spoilers had
gone down to defeat.
A rousing community meeting will
be held at the school house Friday
evening. February 4th. Everv man
and woman in the community is cor
daily invited to be there-ready to
talk on the community's needs. The
Mothers Circle will serve free lunch
of sandwiches, doughnuts and hot
coffee. Better be there and have your
SAY So" This community is getting
large enough to do things in the way
of local improvements.
Con account of the storm this meet
ing has been postponedO
What do you think is this COM
munity's greatest need? Mr.. Davis
will tell you about it Friday evening
The following program is planned
for the event:
Program.
The Community's Greatest Need
The Relation of the Home to the
School. -,,,,-....-,-...--.-.M Mrs. Anderson
Why I Am Farmer, by Mr.. Oellien,
Mr.. Prevo, Mr.. J. w. Cooper. Au-
brey Cooper, Mr.. Merit and Voght.
In Union There is Strength.
.--.,-,,..---,-.--:I. w, Traughber
The Community Roll Call. .-..,--....,-..-
.........--................ Mrs. Dukes.
The books which were selected for
study by the Mothers Circle have
been ordered and will probably be here
in time for the next meeting. Every
woman in the school district is invit-
ed to Join this circle, the main object
of which is TO maintain a sympathetic
cooperation between the home and
the school. The meetings are held
the first Friday of each month begin
ming at three o'clock. The F february
meeting will be held in conjunction
with the community meeting in the
evening.
Marshall Fields latest weekly re-
| r. Al