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The midland journal., 1916-11-10
THE THOMAS STUDIO AND
FRAME SHOP
Oxford. Penna.
WOODLAWN.

The Epworth League will hold their regular
monthly business and social meeting in the
hall this Friday evening, the tenth.
Miss Virginia Charsha of Baltimore was a
weekend guest of her sisters.
Miss Mary Mcdowell of Philadelphia, was
the guests Of Mrs. r. X Rawlings the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Taylor Of Peach Bottom.
Pa. were over Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d. SINNERS.
Miss Pearl Winker of Perryville was week
end guest of Miss Pearl Tyson.
Mrs. Sherwood Brumfeld of Rising Sun is
the guest of Miss Mary Rawlings.
Mrs. George E Tyson was in Baltimore the
first of the week.
Mrs. E. @. Gisriel and Master Cornelius re-
turned to Baltimore, Friday after spending
the past six weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. SINNERS.
Mr.. Donald Kirk and Miss Edna Wrench of
Wilmington were guests Sunday of his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur SINNERS moved this
week to the Gorrell house near whittaker's
MN at Blythedale.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10
WEST NOTTINGHAM.

Mr.. Howard Bryant, two sons
Allen and Harris, and Mr.. White.
hurst, of Baltimore, stopped with
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Thompson
on Friday afternoon last. Mrs.
Thompson entertained the two boys
at supper while Mr.. Bryant and Mr..
Whitehurst were entertained~by DR..
G. S. Dare, in Rising Sun. In the
evening Mr.. Bryant was one of the
speakers at the Democratic meeting
in Rising Sun hall.
Mrs. H. D. Keen and daughter
Miss Abbie, are visiting Wilmington
friends.
Planting the same ground for 81
successive years in corn, G. H.
Thompson this year has yield that
will average 70 bushels to the acre.
John H. Kimble has a yield of
100 bushels of corn from 22 " acres
this year.
Robert Akin and family autoed
to Wilmington on Sunday in their
Overland.
After an illness of but nine days
from pneumonia, w. T. Fryer passed
away on Tuesday. Notice OF his
death will be found elsewhere in this
issue.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10
STATE OF MARYLAND
STATE ROADS COMMISSION.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS for building one bridge,
as follows:
CONTRACT No. Ce-23- CECIL COUNTY: One REIN
forced concrete bridge over Little Elk River
along the State Road at Western town limits
of Elkton. u.SOft. and 26Oft. arches).
Will be received by the State Roads Commits
sion, at its Offices COL Garrett Building, Balti-
more, Maryland, until 10 M. on the 14th day of
November 1915, at which time and place they
will be publicly opened and read.
Bids must be made upon the blank form con-
tanned in the book of specifications Specifca-
tions and plans will be furnished by the Commis-
sion upon application and cash payment of $1.00,
as hereafter no charges will be permitted.
No bids will be received unless accompanied by
a certified check for the sum of Five Hundred
$500 Dollars payable to the State Roads Com
mission.
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond, and comply with the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland, respecting contracts
The Commission reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By Order OF the State Roads Commission this
20th day of October, 1916.
CLYDE h. WILSON. FRANK Il. ZoUcK,
Secretary. Chairman.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10
Assignee's Sale
of valuable
REAL ESTATE

In the town of Rising Sun, Cecil
County Maryland.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10

among girls and women of the farm,
and embraces every domestic acti-
witty which the title implies. A State
leader and two assistants-gradua
tes, respectively, of Columbia, Illinois
and Wisconsin University supervise
and work out through the State
from the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege. Prizes are awarded for gar
dening or poultry raising, and for
canning. The work is now organ
ized in Dorchester, Kent, Hartford,
Frederick, Anne Arundel, Prince
George, st. Mary's, Charles, Talbot
and Allegany counties. The winners
will exhibit at Maryland Week.
Maryland is one of 33 States having
such work, and there are enrolled
this year $50 girls, and 800 women
have taken up the studies.
The local committee is composed
of the following:
General Chairman, William M.
Pogue; vice-chairman, ]. M. Sterrett;
secretary, Mark E. Founders. En-
tertainment-Cha Evans E.
Ewing; Transportation Chairman,
I. Wayne Reynolds; Mothers Mrs.
Harry Sheppard, Mrs. William M
Pogue, Mrs. I. Wayne Reynolds.
On The Home State Tour, Henry
Edward Warner of The Baltimore
Sun is director, with Reuben Brig
ham, in charge of Boys Club work,
handling details of arrangement with
the county agents. Each commun-
ity, as before stated, has it's separate
committees. There are several
thousand in the aggregate on these
committees.
The tourist are scheduled to reach
! Rising Sun on Tuesday, Nov. IA, at
IL a. m. Dinner will be served to
the boys by ladies of the M. E.
church The party will be shown
about and later taken to Conowingo
by auto, where the boys will be met
and taken to Bel Air for the night.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10

BY virtue of the power and author
ity contained in mortgage dated the
10th day of July, in the year 1887,
and now recorded in Liber ]. A. D.,
No. IA, folio 442 &C., one of the
Mortgage Record Books for Cecil
County, aforesaid, the subscriber, as
assignee thereof, will sell at public
auction at the Court House door in
the town of Elkton, Cecil County
aforesaid, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ii, 1916,
at eleven o'clock a. M, that lot or
parcel of ground and premises,
situate, lying and being in the town
of Rising Sun, aforesaid, on the
public road leading from Rising Sun
to West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church whereon William S. Nc
Keever now resides, and which is
particularly described in the said
mortgage, and also being the same
lot or parcel of land which was con-
yeyed to the said William s. NC
Keever by William S. Evans and wife
by deed dated the 30th day of July
I1SS7. and is now of record in Liber
]. A. D., No. 13, folio SIS &C., one
of the Land Record Books for Cecil
County aforesaid.
The improvements consist of
Two and a half story Frame
Dwelling House, Frame Barn,
and other necessary out buildings.
This is a desirable property for any
one wishing to secure a comfortable
home and is conveniently located to
churches, markets, etc.
The terms of sale are that the
whole of the purchase money be
paid on the day of sale, but the
terms may be varied to suit the
purchaser.
The costs of deed and Internal
Revenue stamp to be betrayed by the
purchaser.
WILLIAM S. EVANS,
Assignee of said Mortgage.
John c. Hindman, Auct.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10
CORN CLUB TOUR.
Boys Will Reach Rising Sun On
Tuesday, November Il.

We have been furnished with a
number of State Road maps showing
the routes that the prize winners in
the Boys Corn Clubs will travel in
their tour of the State. Anyone de-
siringone Of these maps may have it
by calling at the Office of the Mid
land Journal.
The Home State Tour begins Nov.
6, at Chrisfield, on the trip of the
Eastern Shore, and Oakland, in the
far hills Of Western Maryland. Two
prize-winning boys from each of the
% counties will take the nine days
trip through the State to Baltimore,
and afterward side trips, with girls
of the Home Economics Division, to
Washington and Annapolis, National
and State capitals, and to College
Park, home of the State Agricultural
School. There will be three prize
winnig girls from each ten counties,
with three chaperons.
The plan was suggested by The
Baltimore Sun because of its per-
manent educational value to the
boys, in their home State. The
winners will be assigned to the end
of the Tour covering the part of
Maryland unfamiliar to them. AT
each of the points touched on the
Tour, citizen committees arrange en-
tertainment and automobile trans
portation, and at the night controls
homes are opened to the boys, SO
that the hospitality is personal.
On the Tour the boys will inspect
farms, factories, study resources, see
raw material turned out in the finish
ed products, inspect grain elevators
and markets of Baltimore, ETC., being
incidentally entertained socially. At
several points there will be street
parades and decorations. They will
be welcomed in each town officially,
in Baltimore by the Mayor i'll Anna
polls by the Governor and in Wash
ington by the President of the United
States.
Maryland Week exhibition in
Baltimore, November 14-18, will be
the object of the Tour. This annual
exhibition of State associations is in
the Fifth Regiment Armory, and has
developed from a mere handful of
exhibits to 700 exhibits, from small
room in the old Eutaw House to the
largest floor space in Baltimore, from
an attendance of nothing at all to
$4,000. The boy prize winners will
have their exhibits at Maryland
Week, and it is hoped that the Home
State Tour will be instrumental in
causing veritable pilgrimage to the
metropolis of Maryland. Maryland
Week should mean a reunion of all
Maryland people in Baltimore.
The Boys Club Work in Maryland
is among 900 enrolled young farmers
all picked stock, eager to contribute
all they may to agricultural deve-
lopment in Maryland. Under super
vision and by instruction Of the
county agent, the boy plants an acre
of corn or an eighth of potatoes,
selecting his own Seed, keeping books
ON his cost and worrying the weeds
himself. At the harvest he exhibits
his ten best ears of corn or his best
peck of potatoes at the county ex-
hibit, where the award is made on the
basis of yield, cost, quality of exhibit
and history Of his owrk. A State
Agent supervises the club work, with
one assistant and the county agents.
The Home Economics division.
also in agricultural extension. is
The midland journal., 1916-11-10

When serving canned vegetables.
to get the best favor you should not
put the contents into a pan, but set
the can in kettle of water and bring
to boil about five minutes, or just
long enough to heat the contents
through. The flavor will be much
more like the vegetables fresh from
the garden.-Ex.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10

Earle Smith, of Rich Neck, Queen
Anne's County, one of the Boys Corn
Club members, raised 124 $40 bu
of corn on an acre of ground this
year, and it looks like he will be
awarded the championship of the
State. Last year the State record
was los bushels acre.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10

The biggest value we have ever
offered our subscribers is The Mid
land Journal and four standard mag
azines. all one year. for only S1.25.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10

You can get four standard mag
azines one year foI 25 cents extra by
renewing your subscription to The
Midland Journal.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10

A persimmon grown on tree in
the yard of John F. McNelia in Del
mar, measures 10h inches in cir
cumference and weighs 10h ounces.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10

Be careful you don't overlook our
big club of four magazines which we
are sending our subscribers this year.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
q9g Barrie til
bore nbe 3onfirmanbbibler.

5or at msoe 2ranet ON en- nogei
p9nere gibeI til WeIempris iom
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar Ri Label
fremftiIIe fdgenoe to Nimre | ipe.
eieI for os u6fsrt Snbbin6ing: -
9r. pa. Zen oIminbeIise Ron.
firmanobibel | 2ommeformat. =
Speciel Snobinoing I flint, beje.
ligt Gborgin meo @uIofnit. =
Yris $t.40.
Nr. 24-g. Canine iom SIR. a.
u. men meo runoe Sjsrner.
pris $f.60.
geg9e oisie gibIer er al bet ban.
tie gibeIieIffabs llosaber, os meb
bet MT 9eitomente | np OperintteIfe.
Den, Der bar iet oisie gibIer, bill
barre cnie meo os /, at be iarIigt
egner fig til @abebseer.
Habn pnnfnttes / Cub for 20
Gents efstrn. Nobn oe Dato 80
Gents.
Dan. 2ntb. gnbIif6ins 9onie,
@lnir ,Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
6n ltoflmst til
ben banife Soloni / Spo Colorado.

Som tiHpit / n0nniferen" ior
nogel Iio ii0en, afboloer 9tebr.
areos tit 9larsnnSOe i 9rtib, 60,
ira t7.-2t. Mug. / Aar. I'll Oette
0ieOe oil ser bIipe uoiteOt Sno.
bD0elie al rette @eOfommen0e /
rette 10. Otter al Snnoippli8-
beo oil Ser fomlne mango me0 til
bet 9Rsoe. Suititutioleiis aooe
gla0a nil Ornse @0iter til @i0oet.
Ger er 10 iugen al pore @irfeiolf,
uoen De fenOer @ben-g3er, oeIs
ira SpboIo Ser o. bells ira BLADE.
N1ange Gar uGret meO til at beoe
for OF poe til @erninger, ionl
ores ocruoe. ghi inO6pOes ser til
areosnie0et oerilOe ira. iaa mda Ri
meo baaoe Tor NfsOets SfpIO,
men ogiaa Tor at ina Auleonin8
til at ie gben+g5erS omintterOe
@ernin1 paa mart SoIO. 9pier,
regrer on NIT &aaO ior no9et, Der
er set: Om on fan, iaa fom meo,
0u bill aIoria fortrpoe oct.
Seq tUnfer mig Sen 4hiligbeo,
at en- GeI al @Uiterne ueo
9reosmsoet fnnOe Sane 2oit til at
ta9e Ell 5ur lUlr9ere &eit pua nlcO
Oet iamme, ito til @iergeie. Zen.
per. COLORADO Springs, %lleblo
0. /. D. 0fen Ser er ingen Oeriioe
iom DC fender, % Op5oIoet paa
SoteIler er ourt, 0erfor frpmper
Be iig neO at oooe iig u0. 6or at
6pIpc iaaoanne IiOt til &ette far
iea en- 4lan, Tom ieg pil lp1ae
iren for mllige @Giter til areOs-
meoet. gn 8Ian, ser oil biG0pe
Dig til at ipnre 9enee Oa give
Dig en- anIeOning til at beisge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
.Oanlferen"
0nsOne ben Il. Sum- 1916.
glair, 8ebr.

s @oar 6ormioongs a~ireiite
Broi. Zig % snurien og BAT.
RisiIer berira eiter aarsmeoet /
6arlan, Soma. Gioere Dir. 5. 5.
0aaie Der ira .. 4. Is. s., %
q1r. Gilbert 0iort % maaife Here,
o. j @aar eftermi00ags 9aii. ".
6 Neismaan Der bar naret Der
! egenifa6 al 6ormano / 9iref-
tiouen for 9anii6 9llt9. 9n6l.
Suuie, og aano. u. 5. 8o1m. 5
Gag ugter 9if. Reoattgr % MAJ
ffe Here at reiie.
8rof. %. I. Suno % DIR.
eouis Ofunf par oalgt Al Menig
5eoen Der til at reprgieltere ben /
AarsmeOet; men be99e bar scr.
falo, iaa S%upleanterne. nponte
6. &. Sauien og Mr.. 4. 6. Ed
rgnien, fommer I'll at reiie | oeres
Steo. 5 Nlorgen aater 9ar. $.
efoo Rielien meo 5omilie at Of
rriie pr. automobiI til Sorlan.
6reoag aften I ifoite llae
Dor grof. ouno @enitanO for en-
-surpriie@. Meni9beoens Sanafor
sapoe prret I%an1let til guelie /
Rirfen unoer Grof. 9unos 9eoeIie.
%eo 5(utninaen al bette 0ieoe bbO
GaIf. aieaer Sangforet biem paa
en- lib See cream Ger ouerrnf-
les iaa 9roffesioren en- ifen 8aoe,
sn vrlit gIais~ gaie, ira sangforei
fom &a~aifennelie Tor BANS 9eoeIie Al
scs SangspeIier.
See Mrs. Hinchman for
your Photos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
Sresnu, Gal.

Nnar ieg M ifuloe ifripe noget
ON 5resno, iaa iiooer ieg og iore-
itiler mig bbno nogle al DanIfe.
rers 2Giere tGnfer, naar De lGier'
roget fra oenne 0u. Nogle tRiiter
ndf iom faa: Oct maa bore en-
meget title gp, fioen Ger ifripes ina
IjpIoen noget oerfrn" eaer: Oct
lnian pnre en- 3D. bpor alt ganr
itn inpne Gang, enboer pnsier fin
Don't, og ingen opIeper noget Tom
BELT Mpt; eIer maoife man tRnfer:
Der er not iffc mango Darifere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14

Roro 9afota areoies llngooms-
forbnno ai6oloes, oil @li0, Mars.
msoe i Srinitatis Menisbeo / Ia.
gene ira IL. Sui.
9ait. 6. 8. Senien. Racine. 8is.,
or inobllot % bar looet at barre til
Steoe peo bette Mgoe % oil oesior,
uoen boIoe en- 3offe Msoer / areo-
len iom iplaer:
3ions Menigbeo 5. %. SUM.
9~etbIe6enis Meniobeo % 9etbn.
ME Meni9beo 30. Slni. (MsOe /
9etbIebems @eniobeO al. 1890
a. NJ, % | 9efbnnie @eniebeo aI.
2,30 .. m.).
3rinitatis Meniabeo al. 3ltIi.
6Iorton Meniabeo 3 Sui.
9nneoilIe o. goalriOge 7. til 9.
SuIi.
Sane 8dlle1 Dfeiigbeo IL .Sitli.
Si0nen o. 9rorion Meni9beo
y. Sui.
SenS oit ems og Din SonObeS,
at De man Ieoioae mig, at De man
isre mig til Dit beIIige 9ier9 %
til Dine goIiger. 9s. 43, 3.
Gao os beoe ben gsn ior os icIO
% for bneronorel
g. 81. an6eren, Gorm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
6jelnmenes yoaiamling.

lite Serie.
Dor 6ios melt opiigtsuattenoe
geoiuenbeO poa oct friitelioe BOG.
mnrfeos Omrnaoe. Sire uOmGrfeoe
gsger / 5olfeuogope til omtrent Den
Pris. en- enfeIt al Dem elIers toiter.
6ibieer: SUBS Gam.
9icaro: Il n goomsIip
9nurit3 Reterien: @iIIiam
Brandt.
Raos Sepien: 5ennne6'arc
aue 4 geger tiliammen - boer
| Tmuft fofuponeret SeIibirtinasbino
= for ben ubsrt biIlioe gris al
$500 = %portofrit.
De 4 gsger err paffet | en- Bop.
Pife. On oRroifnIo SuIe e.
Dan. 9ntb. publ. 5oue,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14

Ere minore, iorboIbsuis npe hi.
iteIise Sfrifter, iamt ct itprre os,er.
fenot gGrf - ale | goo Stan6.
l. Spar til 9beoIoaen Ga
rpteIrreren fra eco.
manoen. NJ 5oritanoer 3.
g. Douioien. 30 Sioer 10
Q. gibeIfritiffen. af proUgt
81. 3eiitben. 81 Sioer (. . 20
3. @aienb u sp r az enc.
oolo emaIo os ben pietHdIie
geoaseIie | a~sbenbapn / bet is.
a~orbnnoreoe. vi s. @roperien
80 itore Sioer .......... 40
a. 8~e6enffe san6bebsft.
gere. vi 8. %. Gorror ~
liogope pao 9obt popir o
mutt iioftpret. 826 e1ber t.96
3iliammen 472 eiber III en- fom.
let 1~osIotepris al $3.50.
Nu hun 500 fit tiglsK1t. ~
Dan. 2utb. publ. 3suta
0Idtr, &ebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
NisEunsmpbe

afboIoes, ON Sub oil, 1 Gbene5er
Menigbeo, auoubon 60, Soma, b.
"a. SiiIi B. u.
Nrniterne 8. M. Sanien, 8. 81.
os 5. g. gbriitianien bar
Iopet at bore Oroisrere oeo bette
Wsoe.
On gitermiooagene oil feIgenoe
Mffnit al Cubs Orb bIipe inoIeoet
og 0r6ftet.
Al Salmen / al Gapio.
81 Salmen 90 al Dapi6.
q % SaImen 1876.
SierteIigt geIfommen til aIIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14

Der / 5resno", eIer ogiao: Ger
nlaa bare en- meget lille Menig-
beo." Get ii0ite MAJ hi 0esoprre
i~norgmme, men hi fan 0a taffe
8itO for, at Oen bliDer i~tsrre, alt
iom SiOeu 1oar; Ser er 6Ieoen
lagt 81 til @enig6eOen / De 6
MaaneOer, iiOen nj lit Dor egen
8rrit. % for 9lntnllet i 9pen fan
@enigbeOen goOt bl5pe me1et tor,
oa Ser menes at pare omfrin3
1000 9an0SmrnO o. 2an0smuno.
inaer 6oii0Oenoc Der. 9pen bar Ell
9eiolfniug al 5enOco 10000. Get
maa iiges, at Sen bar 8iort ct
ao0t 6remifriot / Sc ienere Iar;
ior II @nr iiOen 1aD0e Oen, ON
ie9 buffer ret, $1,000 Sn0bnlgere.
Den 9oorior Tfripes ser ga iaa
iiUloen nOset ira 6resuo2 Der
har piit olere0e pGret i%ortaIt, at
Menigbe0en Der er finn ing elonu,
% at bi life BAR BAIT oor e1en
4rGit ret Irnae, set er no1et al
@runoen, % iaa o. - iaa er
IUi maaife IiOt inOeiil,ttet anla9t.
Set cr maoife isrit an0en Sang,
at hi o~oerifrioer Dor beuneIi9.
~beSsfuIoe Notiir, men las upre,
iaa lea bill Oo9 iorisge at fortpae
list 5erira.
Zen 10. Mai ai5oIot apinoeior.
eHiiiaen en- @aiar, 6oor Ser ioI9tes.
boao Sc meS iIittige Sprroer baboe
ioriproiget set iiOite Nars 1io,
iamt@aoer, iom inofom ira iiern o.
nGr; iiaige ioIgtes ser MaS %
aaffe Iamt SsfIsoe. Oct beIoige
3eiultot Is0 paa $t75 | apinoe-
ioreninpens Sparefnsie. Oct lfaI
Iiiges til aoin0erHes 3os, at 81
fortoar at bruge @enge; Tor life
IGnae iiSen gno Be 5000 til SipIp
til en- @pg1esruno. iom ait er febt,
o. boorpan Ser meS @u0s Siplp
/ en- nGr 6remtiO ffnI relies Sir
fe for Bethel Iiitb. MenigbeO
5resno. FSammen meO 9ainren al
boltes ser Msoer ON Gitermio0a.
gen % ON Gitenen; oeo 0isie DIS.
ser tnIte 9Ggemisiionpr 0ieIien.
ion eiter lin T~isiionsreiie rlnot
De 6oreneoe Stoter og | 0anmarf
bar paa SiIbagerefien til aino.
GnoUiSere bill ieg fortnlle, a
Sc iitge Iiger bar itiftet en- On.
forening meo set for gie at lettt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der pna 81
Gimfter, 6oor sc ipnes, ser trpn.
ges melt.
9eo for 6resno ale, Tom far
be5e. Ger err fun iaa Of Sc man
ge Gonifere Ser. iom bar imla1t
hoor goo Serren er, o1 Sog Ell
ban uiiseIig goo.
San laOer lin Col opsna obei
onoe oe aooe o9 Iooer oct reant
oOer ~retfPr0iee os iiretfGroige. 5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
.Spiifuleitrpnct ! Glf !Sprn.

gao port iioit afbol6te Menie.
beosmeoe bfeo BET Of Renig6eSen
beIluttct at ofboISe SsiifoIeitGonet
ben moo Gfteranret, iioit / auguit
eIfer ferit / September. Wenigbeoen
bar Of forifeIIiae @runoe imoo at
nfboIoe Stronet liee eiter Mars.
msoet. 9efenotgsreIIe bill blipe inos
rnffet ! gInoene / goo 9iO, og oi
alpSer os til Of fnn talriat 9efsg
al ennIe CT Sorn 8enner.
goa Meni9beoens 9egne.
6. 6. 4Iotb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
Tireftionsmeoe.

On SUB pil, boloer Direftionen
for 9aniib 2utb. giibl. Solie Msoe
/ Blair 3. 22.-23. Sum-. Spis
noaen bar Sager, Tom De snfter
bebonoIet al Gireftionen, oa beoes
iaaomne Oere mig I Senoe inoen
nGunte Tio.
u. 6. @eismann.
Warren, go.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
Sns til Sale.

ct goSt Sus pan 8 gareIier
meo 3 lots, beIi89enoe 4 glocfs
ira Den onnffe airfe | Blair. 8os
| Suiet, 8rsno % 9nnopnrf uoen.
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-02-11

40 ladies were present. Mrs. Lee
was assisted by Mesdames Hans
brough, lockwood and T. ]. Johnson.
Kensington at DIR. Hoge's,
Mrs. DR.. Hoge entertained IL
ladies' at her home at most delight
full kensington, Wednesday, in honor
of his mother, from Paris, Idaho.
Six of the ladies had at one time
lived in Bear Lake county and much
of the conversation was concerning
the past good times in that place.
An elaborte three course luncheon
was served. Those present were in
addition to the hostess and the guest
of honor: Mesdames Brown, Coum-
erilh, Duckworth, Carruth, Hoover,
Hansen, Buchanan, Hall Scofield
and Parkinson. Mrs. Hoge returned
home Thursday of this week.