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minoe 2%anbirqerne on, bpdoenten be
err Ieblemmer al 2a~nbinesluoet eIer
el!er life. er, al De iom lite enonu bar
pret noset I'll @unpinssgapen. De MI
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n9one. 6pao lluaoommen / 2ano bar
9iort. Sc bar inmlet Str. 1000. for
boiItst De bar 'lsbr en- prRgtig Silie
fame. ION MI or iRrois og ifaI len
oes BID iom ganr iii 9anoinaslaaef.
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belle, ien ri III bar meS Torse. on
he mango SormaIiteter Der Hal aien.
nemgaaes for al ina SeH bio ioloirit.
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iii bort Reoe / &iamnr. ifisnt OH
~fersren i 3orNre Sanb %iilitriu mia.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-11

Hcrtc. Set er uel rcpps rogeu ar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NeoIcmmer, iom
Har nogct Imoc Oct auta8er ieg.
Slr mi, meo oiSie Reutepengr.
moOtdget Jolt Tor Acknowledgement
S2.0s1. Rooto8et ira 9ir. % @trs,
". y. Yeoerion. Rotbiap. Wiru.. $50.
h~rorior bcrpeo tJittsres. 8eoite oil
leu I'll ode al Si9odI5Inget.
Suitor Y. 8. Climb.
Observation-Disclosures Sctr. og 8as.
etrtp otter Frspeeremslarrr al ~rtesran.
gpiru % gee arueu"i 9tnteiie % mei. uos
brcoie u0rlfe Rldo / Gnrerifd.
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elm her, SGtcshpIar!

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@eSe ps beltenlt Stcpnet for 1917 Ill
aneta. y. Saf. Stcpuet oil bli i
Gluten al Suni, % ri baober at
ret mango oil inoTnNe iig.
Tusta bar en- al Sc itorite Srtes,
hrlsbnsosr cmtrins iis. % Sren piI
9jsre alt miIiet for ct buguuIcst
gteoe. ct oetaIieret Srogram ItaI bti
tunoeiort i~erere. au or set bare al
hoISc iis frrois, iaa alt CT / Sroeu
iii 2uren I%ionrar!
Sebite Seliirgl
0ieroulu @ierraroa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-11
Sra bygdeIagene.

Here icub iuo ebcrs 9iSrne til Gan
~Srrpseapcu. Seg oeo ! fan. % Gil
ieu haubrr ieg : o9iaa bar.
Sda .iIilut Ell perIig Silien I'll ole
9anoinger % ct |eIiommcu Ill @ils
mar | CONNER.
s. u. ~. Stceu.
Sorn,nnN FOR 9aneiu9slaast.
NortbfieIo. Wis. 2oeu 8di 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-11

Get er Iauoipnli9uiS mango al
Sigoplerne her, iom M % ba tGuter:
Nion hporleoeS oct mi gour nleO Sub
lamIingeu til Moeroomsbiemmet? 90
mon bporleocS Set aaar mco Gpg9cars
hcioet og SpIerelieu az Siemrpet /
SigoaIeu. M, / bisie aIporliae. foits
bare og rroieIsfuloe Sioer? Nu, "a
cu itor Sci az Reuneitebeber er |
trdpcl @~irtion6eo meo life ar
BRACE op. men at rioe neb. Stfe at
pierc goot for Wemciiebeoeu; men
Qisre BET Iaa rGoicIsfulot og tlrgt
for Renueitebeben iom mtIiat. Ste
for at oGrne on og hnage for gnmIc
% unge, fattige og lon8c, men for at
Gjsre ina mango biemleie, bun9rige 90
fdttigc iom mlli9t.
Ser ON Go8cn III ieg grep fra cu
al bore GolnitcmcoIcmmer i SigoaI.
90 eitertrntiom set Ipoer. Iou er Sc
TONNE oper Soroentnin8 ldn9t ireu-
cber meb @pggearbeioet al @amIes
bicnrmet. ielp ON Sioerne bar prrct
tunge og bacrhe oaiau Borrower. Ga
for at enbDcr al pore @pgSefoH tan
ina ie og bsre. bonb iom a1erche or
piort / iaantoaNc, iun tror ieg BET er
teoit, III ieg Iaocr belle &reOet goa irO
min Iiae gpiitcI. Set lgoer oa iom
iclQer:
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bet, for han bar ale Sioer pGrci
!; ~oelltaaenoe Ranh; men bans Stuo
,oo I'll arbeioe; eli 9oeI % ~retliafs
II giailo i ale 0isremaal. &an bar
lib fGrbi9 % reoe til at hiGIpe OF
1rmerles 9aar. os mango bar faaer
!rbeibe 90 2epebrso al bam / ale
sic Aar. Saa ban oil bIi iaonet
ie bare al i'm SamiIie. men Iauat
oenom Siertmct. San blep itebt til
>oiIe paa @aroen Gin 8rapplaos
en- 6te @arts. ON 6srct % @eienc
ar oaarliee, ia til % meo uirems
cmneIige, iaa bar 9irteu fpIot til
: rrn9icI af SoIt ira ner % Iangts
IA iom iuI9tc @eoriG Carton til bans
oiie 9piIelteo her paa Soroen.
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NJ Sa9eu al SlGstiIirIoe. Sau
aIot oso ON / lin egcn @~aarNspIuos.
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'rnfer igien iioi!e Seir % Tiuter oa
III i @aar. gi faar beepuSe meo
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lei Sarion, Orr. Sobau 2iuu % Miis
alma @it. Orr. 60 Sertrioge % 0tiis
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aifte iibite 6eir, for aliIbeu truoote tno
ior GIpor. Nu i Saar er Rr. III
fleb gnmrrIon og ItiiS SiIoa SoIton
CO li9elebes Rr. 8. 3. Munipu %
2Rii5 5egna 9ifte.
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bar Tibet er intet giort al @aararbeis
bet. Ser regner % reguer I'll boer
% til % meo Sne paa @at.en.
ia, en- iauoan Soar meo %anb og
SsIe ps raat % tolpt bar life iee
feet.
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iioite Gar, % en- peuIig 9iIieu
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S%nS0euueu.

Yianse Sat for SpmaiiHlen GUS
acnnen". iom ies mobtog for Ell lis
iifen. Seq er bel i~orusiet meo Den
o6 pil piie ben iii mine @enner.
Nrs. Better Hbobenbacf.
&Saupacd, @i5.
Zen Spmaiiine. iea orSreo ira
Sem, er mootaaeI. Zen or tilireoss
itiaenoe ale Raaoer. Sragien uar
50 Gents. Sdtl Y. y. Storre.
aenietr, Sa.
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Rrritios, 2Sen Gpril 1917.
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ge bio mi / bisie uroIige 5ioer. Geri
bar DC iuIbitGroig Net. 5cg BAR uuS=
Loot at ioure al Sen @ruuo, at lea
sierrc oiIoe tilbngemelbe pirtelige &cz
o~litcter me0 6euipu til Spisrelicn al
@amlebjemmet.
vi bar mart brigt OBJ Sc i'm Gme
ria mootdgne Feugc og bar IN bare
Il Bar tuiino aroner igicn; men ica
er ri ba tommet qobt ibei meo R1tez
rialer % arbeioe. Ser er MI manee
Granddaughter meo at fua oet nsbs
pcnOige I'll @pggelrbeioet. Sea trococ
Irnge at @anItcliQbeoerne bare be-
i.oN at ituife Penge; men bet or not
iite Ida. &eroeusbrauoeu Inur OF reb
pan ale gegrebcr ON timeliae Irr~
bier % SiusbetiuGelier. Set Ter aqis
gcuel bra III meo az iad Beroe tit
@anIebiemmet. Ser bar 6oritar6er~
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8ebruar og ie9 framIaBoe "a en- aus
'egntng on Str. 10000 iii 8ams
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@~cUilaning bar mnulig. oa 8autens
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iorlioet, eIer ibbertfdlo oanIte a
gopeu5 @rpnie. &auteu babe irios
lortio tient ar. 1000 eiter at rsos
reuOige lIbgiiter bar uoreSet. 9isic
Peu9e 1T ie8 iii @drlebiemmet meo
Sefte ON n ieg til bbert aur fan
raareqne lianeuoe NnSragcuse imsoes
fomIret, iaa langt Sanien5 Sortieneite
tiQaoer ser. eiter al lea eiter 6eoite
erne hd5he uSrebet 9bggeipsrasmaaz
let bIeu 9~eoiIqriu9eu enitemmia ueo.
tnset. Og ieg bar life Ieneer noasn
8etpmring meo Seuipn iii Yenees
~ipergsmaalet.
Sea oil ou oaiaa Zig Iom StiQins
gen. @uo lie Sop. mi er. an6eiale at
&c Yeuge Sc Sispousrer oper. m mas
tIi 'tadeuoe / anrerita og tr9,te 93ente
III 8amlebientmet er iGroia. iad Tan
ri iuatte5 peb ON ~aubenoeIieu ieuere
@il 9e uGre iaG mil al matte mes
,SnoirnIinastomiieeu oeroJer on oeite
&C sip mig NeeOeIe!ie oerom. Sea
panr iorels6ig no ira, al 2e er euil
/ Setre. Raar Der Iiasr no paa Com
mereu iiaI ieg ieuoe Sem 6oto1rnH az
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e''"' ,.,

Williamson Merchant
PatentAdvokater og Solicitors,
Jas 4. " williamson a Frsnk d. Merchant Minneapolis si.,
Hoyedkontorer: ga-g35 Guaranty Loan Bldg
Filial: Room ~ McGil Bldg. Washington, DC
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@n Silien til Sisoplernc / gmerifa.

Hotbiuh, gtiuu., 23bc TpriI 1917
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
DISCOVERER OF "GARDEN
OF THE GODS" DIES

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Nov. 16.-Melencthon Sayre Beach.
who discovered the Garden OF Gods.
one of Colorado's most famous and
picturesque bits of scenery, is dead
here at the age OF SO.
Beach came 10 Colorado in 1853.
He prospected i'm the Pixies Peak
region, locating the plat that is now
the city of Colorado Springs. and
taking out over 1000 acres of land
that now contains the town of Mani
tou, where some of the most pre-
tentious estates of Colorado society
are now built
Beach was a veteran OF the civil!
war and was connected with the
famous Chivington forces, who
fought many battles with the IN
dams in the early days of Colorado.
He was a members of the states
first legislature
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
AT THE ORPHFUNl.

Hirschel Hendler billed as The
Poet of the Piano" is given the
preference OK the numbers on the
new bill that opened at the or
pheum, Thursday.
Although the majority OF the
selections offered are of the pop
ular" class they embody considerable
talent. HIS opening selection yam
kee Doodle" which is played in
every key and with every conceiv-
aole variation, is especially good.
Harry Holman's vOmedians, who
appear in the Merchant Prince, a"
have a pleasing skit, the plot of
which is woven about a romance
between an ambitious young gentle
man and the daughter OF a thriving
merchant. With no little amount
of difficulty the young man succeeds
in asking his prospective father-iu-
law for his daughters hand. After
testing young mans sincerity with
harsh talk, the girls daddy decides
that he needs further proof of his
business ability. He allows the
young man one year in which TO
for the proof arrives very soon,
however. and the prospective nus
band believes that ne has put a
clever deal over on the girls father.
The facts, although in his favor,
show that ne had made the best
OF an opportunity that had been
planned for him and which served
as the necessary proof.
Emmett ]. Welch and Co. have a
pleasing up-to-dat Minstrel Revi-
sion in which good old southern
melodies" play an important part
Bernard and Merritt, The Must
cal Girls" and who offer vocal,
saxaphOne and accordion selections
and the Delton, Mareena and Delton
trio OF comedy equilibrists are the
other mum bers on the bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
AT THE CASTLE

Easy Money is the title OF the
five part picture shown at the Castle
theater today and tomorrow with
Ethel Clayton as the attractive
heroine. The story concerns the am
billions OF a young sculptress to be-
come famous, but who is blocked
in her desire by the lack of neces-
Sary funds. An offer Of a great deal
of money comes to her in a totally
unexpected way and her acceptance
of this offer is the beginning of a
most surprising series of occurances.
How she learns to love the man she
married simply as a matter of bust
ness, forms the absorbing theme.
Another episode of THE Fighting
Trail" is shown in addition TO the
feature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
Don't Trifle with Blood Disorders,
But Get Rid of Them Quickly

impoverished and disOrdered state.
There are numerous other diseases
which are due solely 10 an impure
condition of the blood.
Can you not see, therefore, the
importance of taking a blood puri-
fer, so as 70 avoid these diseases?
Just give the system a thorough
cleansing with =. : s, that sterling
blood remedy, and YOU viii be IN
position to enjoy the blessings of
good health.
S s. =. has been on the market
for more than fifty years and IS
sold by druggists everywhere De-
mand $. : :. and don't take a sub
stitute Free medical advice Will
be gladly given about your own
case if YOU Will write TO our medi-
cal director. Address swift SPECIFIC
Co, 7S-A, swift Laboratory, At
lanta. Ca. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
THEATERS

nary Cottage" the musical comedy
which II 20 come 70 the oliver thea
ter on Sunday night. direct from Chi
cago where IL is now playing, for an
engagement OF but one performance,
believes that four years Of her life
were wasted. for during that time
she studied 10 be a prima donna.
But flesh came and then more flesh
and at the present time Miss Bronte
Is in the class with May Irwin, Ma
RE Dressler, May Boley, Stella May
heT. Fay TempletCn, Trixie F'rigan-
Ia and Sophie Tucker. "Cana ~
Cottage" is one OF the biggest pro-
auctions OF its kind that Mr.. Mo-
rosco has ever made. he cast and
the production are excellent in ev-
cry detail.
Seats are on sale today al the
Oliver theater for the engagement
Of May Robson in her latest sue
cess. a Little Bit Old Fashioned, 3"
which will be the attraction at that
playhouse
The unconsidered wife Of a sue
cessful New York attorney. who has
earned the sObriquet OF fash
Toned through her whole hearted de-
vOtion TO others and consequent
neglect Of self. is the central figure
in this delightful play Of domestic
life Now her rejected and despised
assistance proves TO be the moving
factor that saves her husbands rep
utation is the main theme OF "A Lit
tie Bit old Fashioned" and it pro-
vides a succession of scenes that for
their mirth provoking quality have
rarely been equalled.
The Thirteenth Chair" coming
10 the oliver theater Thursday. Nov.
p. has nothing in il or about il re-
mOtely allied to propaganda. AL
though its central character is a
spiritualistic trance medium who
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16

Miss Mae Bronte. tine large and
scOd-natured coincidence with the
oliver Morosco production Of "Ca-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
AT THE OLIVER.

SHOULD She Obey an interesting
screen drama founded on the sen
setional divorce case of a wealthy
eastern man. which attraction the
attention Of newspaper readers OF
The entire country "a few years ago.
was given its first showing here at
the oliver theater yesterday. This
man. whose wife had aided him IN
reaching a high financial position,
becomes tired OF her and forces her
20 seek q divorce that ne may marry
a chorus girl The story also re-
lates 20 others. a young girl. the
daughter Of poor working people.
runs away 20 marry a man against
the wishes Of her parents. She lives
TO regret IL after struggling through
years Of poverty and Unhappiness.
Her daughter. too, IS forced by the
father 20 marry an old man of
wealth, but the mother finally
rescucs her from this home ~ slav-
cry. The production is an elaborate
one and an excellent cast portrays
the various roles The picture viii
he repeated today and tomorrow.
Miss Mae Bronte. tine large and
scod-natured coincidence with the
oliver Morosco production Of Ca
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
THE UPPER CRUST
4 CLEVER COMEDY

The picture at the LaSalle today.
The Upper Crust has been taken
from a popular novel Of the same
title and is a splendid screen COM
edy. Gail Kane has the lead and is
well suited to the part of the witty
Irish girl masquerading as her en-
ployer. She wears the gowns OF the
mistress and conducts the big house
like she was a rightful heir and
when the rich lady's son appears
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
Cleanse the System of All Impurities

Cleanse the system of All Impurities
Watch your blood supply close
~, be ever on the alert lest some
impurity creep in which will make
inroads upon your general health.
For upon the condition of your
blood depends largely whether or
not you are TO enjoy that robust and
splendid vitality 10 which you are
entitled
Some of the most painful and Sc
rious ailments are diseases of the
blood, which could be avoided by
alert and prompt attention. Rheu-
matiSm comes from a tiny germ
which gets its fOothold when the
blood supply is impure and run
down.
Catarrh is another disease which
science has shown is more easily
contracted when the blood is in an
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16

NOTICE-The Afternoon Ed
ton of The News-Times carries
a special review of this picture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF
8

pictures start about 6,
7:15. $50 and GAS O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16

as sutton for her hand the compli-
cations are legitimate, amusing and
thoroughly entertaining. The plot
is deep enough 20 sustain interest
and the cast could not be improved
upon.
Dorothy Phillips will be seen on
Saturday in an emotional drama en-
titled Bondage"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16

gives some marvellous demonstra-
tons and pleads for supernatural aid
in the hour OF her difficulty, the
manner OF her performance OF the
most mystifying tricks is disclosed
almost before the thrill has passed
What measure OF credence the au-
dience may put i'm the theories OF
Nine. La Grange. the medium. is
left entirely 10 that audience
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-16
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

The Fibbers." d screen version Of
The Good Samaritan" with Bryant
Washburn in the leading role. is to-
days principal attraction at the Au-
ditorium. II depicts the trouble that
artists when a struggling young
architect and his wife begin 10 fib.
Fatty" Arbuckle in q farce comedp
"Oh Doctor" and The Four RS. -
showing the workings Of the Culver
Military academy including the
Black horse troop, and scenes Of the
Grand Canon Of the Arizona, are
also on the bill
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-08
BLAINE.

On the evening of June /, Eliza Hol-
brook, wife of c. K. Holbrook, was sud-
denly killed by stroke OF lightning.
During her short stay of just one
year with us, all had learned to love
her and we feel that beautiful life
has been taken from our midst.
Life is big with mystery but death
is the greatest mystery OF all Ii is
hard to understand why such an ex-
|emplary life should come to such a sud-.
den close, but faith points to realm
where the rainbow never fades, and
where the beautiful beings which pass
before us here like shadows will stay
in our presence forever.
To say that she led the Christ life is
only repeating what has been said by
all who knew her, and her influence
will live to gloryfy the Master into
whose services she had so willingly en-
tered. We feel TO extend our deepest
sympathies to the grief stricken hus-
band and the children who are left in
the stricken home. for what is home
without her who gave it its worth and
ioyS whose virtues adorned it, whose
smile was light and her presence its
life? What inexpressihle grief there
is in the thought, departed forever,
But is 1t forever? Love and hope still
survive, and the love which survives
the tomb is one OF the noblest attrib-
utes of the soul. eNe
Her body was taken to Webbville
last Saturday evening for burial We
feel ana know that her life, though
short, has not been lived In vain and
that this same body viii one days be
ransomed from the power OF the grave
Mrs. Green Wellman Is very sick at
this writing.
The severe storm Friday did quite o
lot Of damage to peoples orchards in
this neighborhood.
Earl Berry was brought home from
Charleston, w. Va, Sunday, where he
has been attending school. He is very
sick with typhoid.
SMOKEY ooKUAIS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-08
GERMAN PRISONERS.

Lexington, KY, May 26.-Seven Ger
man sailors from an informed ship at
Porto Rico were in Lexington tonight
for several hours between trains on
their way from Porto Rico to the Fort
Oglethorps, Ga, prison, by way Of New
York They We're in charge of Ser
geant Joseph Saloneck and Corporals
Dave Williams and John Darling, of
the Twenty second Infantry, U. S. A
They left tonight for the prison.
Three of the men were in New York
when the war broke out. They shipped
on the English coal steamer Condo,
which was captured by the German
raider Karlsruhe, plying off the Bra
lillian coast The other four were mem
bers OF the crew of the German pas
senger steamer Rio Nego, ordered to
trail the Karlsruhe and act as sup
ply ship. When the Karlsruhe left the
Condo, that ship put into the Port
Rican port.
The KARLSRUHE was sunk by an inter-
nal explosion five days later, about half
of the crew Of 500 being picked UP by
the Rio Negro and taken to Germany.
Eighteen ships were sunk by the Karl
sruhe during her rapiding campaign.
The sailors here tonight witnessed
four Of the attacks. One of the seven
men, a fireman assisted three others
of the crew left on the interned ship
Congo at Porto Rico to damage the en-
gines and render the ship helpless. All
OF the men were cheerful and seemed
to think that the war could not last
much longer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-08
DoNITHoN.

Sam Branham was on our creek Nor
day on business pertaining TO his pro-
fession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Maynard and
Charles. Jr. attended the annual MAY
meeting at Webb.
Misses Mary Moore. Clara Frazier
and Alice Maynard attended church at
Patrick Gar Sunday
Mrs. Harrison Wilson and Mrs.
Wayne Coburn of Summit district, were
recent Sunday guests OF Mrs. Lucy
Lambert.
Mrs. Myrtle Fields SamInons, of Lo-
gan is the guest OF relatives here.
H.. r. Frazier came down from Good
man TO pay home folks visit Friday.
Archibald Chapman of Williamson.
was visitor here recently.
Mrs. Myrtle Summons and Clara
Lambert went to Kermit Monday for
two days visit
Bill Pennington was on our creek
Monday.
Grover Curry was recent visitor
on our creek.
Mrs Ben Chapman and Mrs. Robert
Chapman went to Webb for the annual
May meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Shannon and
little daughters. of Gallup. spent sun
day with MIR and Mrs. Ed Conley here,
Bessie and Jessie Moore are home
again after attending three months
school In Louisa,
Mrs. Myrtle Summons was the sun
day guest Of Josie Lambert.
Mrs. l.. X Ninson OF Glenhayes was
visiting in our community Monday.
Mrs. Ane Fields attended Sunday
school at Summit Sunday.
Mrs. John Kirk and Mrs Georgia
Hardwick spent Sunday a week ago
with the formers mother at this place
Mrs Keither Chapman spent sun
day with home felix's.
The patriotic spirit is abroad in our
neighborhood today (Tuesday) The
boys have gone to register.
Church here Saturday night ana
Sunday by Rev Peters,
PEcK'S BAD BOY.