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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Mmerifa sperris spiflaao,

gn officiel Napport til ben alne<
rifanife Gegiering piier Dnfonget
.af 5perrigs lDfpriel al Jorraao til
IDlflano. De gerntaa1lfe Wugter ers
holoer itore Nip11gber al O1aterialer,
Der brngeS 0irefte til 5abrifatior
al Mnmunifiolt 5Derrig efsporte=I
rer SernertS til gDlflano % inbs
.fgrer fra =0e Joreneoe Stater. SDao
0iSies Gegiering bill gi9re for at
enoe 0en11e &anbe1 er enonn iffe
befien0tgiort, men Oct piDeS, at nog-
,le af oe Mliereoe iDrer for, at De
,5orene0e 5tater life ifo1 tillo0e no..
gen uoferiel al 2eDnetsu1ioler til
5berrig, fpr Ell 1beltent 5oritaaelie5
CT Appnaaet nleo ben iDenlfe- &egie-
ring a11gaaenoe oens nofpriel til
ID1flano, ifriuer oMpIs giioo.
Sernertsltoifib bt1ingen fra 5berrig
til SDiflanD bar ifglge &upportetl
.1taaet 100000 Cons oe fiblte
8ar Mar, altiammen af. ben fine
Sort, Der brrgeS til Srel11ittllilrg
saf flint 5tual
S fprite &purfal / il1oepnreroe
glar figes 5Derrig at babe i1ofprt
fra De Soreneoe 5tater 10000
Cons &aaiern, meoe11s BET iolgte
itore Wpneoer Of lit eget Yro6uft
.til Epf11ano. DetS 5alg of Raaiertl
Eth SDf1ano paa to Mor iiges at
belgbe iig til $50 1000 Sons. Des=
|n0en iiges Der, at set bar ie1bf til
SDiflano Is, 900 Sol1s aerro=Sili,
con % 5erromangan for S9roning
Lot @ronoter ian1t itore Masier al
aobber, 8inf Weongor, spobl %
anore 5foffer
Napp porfen erflnrer enobioere, at
SDiHano bar raaet fra sberrig 1 2
EMar belle 200, 600 Sons gramasie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Blattnt 1saunHt11wnn.
As Mars1 sSnbilen1,,.

Z Baitor 46. ,Mnoer1ea1> BrooflDn,
Efejreoe for ct s&araltger iioc1 tit 45
Mars SSubi49ul11 inn1 Brplt, i0et Ban
Dlet prbtneret ii 8oupaca, 8is..
'oen 26.sSllnis1S72. BrooflDn ling
Observation-Disclosures / ben glnle0ning
|ffplgc uNorolpiet" inobu0t 8enne-
freoien. 'Gn Wengoe Mutotnobiler
bolot noenfors &irfel1 bDor Done~
|brog og 5tiernebanneret baieoe 5i-
|6e ON SIDE, og Mangoen ltoo /
&Rffe belt u0. / &aDe11. ungbomS-
#forerlil1gens 5orman0, W. Mn0er<
len, bpo belfommen, og 8aTor &iil.
#oegaar0 ifiloreoe. ssubilare1l I Cant
n1en!igning neo Mbraban1 ionl Sol
fets palgte og trofalte 2erer. 8eo
&offeboroet bgrtes 1l1ange 2obpris,
ninger ober Subilaren pg bans
@jerning. Sormanoen for llng6onns=
forel1ing operrdfte3 poo syoreningens
Segne Ell Gbeef paa 500 font 8aa=
|fjenl1elie of bans 8irfen for Danif=
beben SSubilaren Irnileoe, pg bans
8jne flnflebe. 81 bar olorig let
ban1 iaa ltng0onmeIig. Ba1torert
| |fortalte, bporleoes ban for 45 Mor
| fioen begbn6te fit 4a1o / 8isconlin.
Son bolot iin fgrlte Nrnoifet1 ben
10. Sssuni 1878 i Brooflpl1 bbor.
BON iioen bar pirfet SON bar o6bt
og biet en- ntalt 5fare Danlf =Mmeri-
fanere og fulgt oeres 2ep11eoguo=
;;p'iflt11g n1eo Sesl1teresle &irfens 8e=.
!! ifptter, aoptai1r gagger, aun1tmaler
! 6rooe Galnbuicb, Npotefer ssSnlius
gieergaarb, 8r lrel @eIIlrung, Srlt
SSobanne Dlie1l 2ol1is 8iref % Here
bolof itnllffe og inobolo osrige Goler:
Gn Silfefane, fpnfet al l1ngbontg-
foreriraen % uofgrt at Setter gspl-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
syemustbpc gtars S,lbile,1m
9te,u Q)prf.

syrooe @ambllfeb bolot nplig 25
Mors sSubtlnur1 I SEEM Sort. Set
er en- 1neget betDoelig 8irflombe6,
Sro0e &arnbuicb fon ie tilbage pod.
Sl0en forlgbne Iib er ober $50 Sir
fer, 70 9eatre. og EN- M9ng6e Bri=
DqtbDgninger bleben beforeret fra
bans 6irno, fom bor 1t6fgrt betp=
belige Mrbeioer for SEN epiifopole
&irfe og Ben .1netbooiltiife Menig=
be6 ian1t for &aroi11al @ibbons /
Baltimore, &aroindl 5orlep i Seem
Oorfs M. IT,. Sir1naet bor 1aasebes
bel6rget Deforatione1t al Don1fir-
fen / Baltimore Dn Sr. Motnbu'rp
begpn6te ftn 8irfion1beo for IS Mor
tiibage, bap6e ban fun Ell 8re1g og
en- SDenb til Siplp. Mu beif9ftiger
bans Sirmo SO 10 Wano, % ber=
iblanot iRrlig lt6bolgte sDeforatprera
Wfanoe bar e11 long Marr9ffe pr-
ret fnDttet til s6yiirntaet. Sen 11orife
Maler Olier i inart "a Mar, oen
norife gilleobngger IrDgbe &ont=
mer | II Nar, Gonif- sSsrlanoerett
MacWabon t 18 glar, Ell ipenif
Qnnitrer | 16 Mar oib. gn SIN ofI
Solger Dracbmann, Malere1 Sens.
Dracbmant1, bar Ell Mnrraffe am
lat bos &anBnicb. 9plbin1eb Mor=
ten1en fra glperbpi er 11DIig til
traaot. Srooe Ga1nbufcb biitoos af|
ltn 561I Ranbuicb Jun, Ser bar
Iflt6eret | &igbenbabr1 UNDER S sssspofim.
5fobgaorb og Na9Iler ssSenfen pe|
oesnoen bopf Mnlpttelie / england,
Sgitrig % Sstaliet1. Sor gsioen er
Jirmaet beifaffieet ll1eo at beforere
en- 8ene6iftinerfirfe / geetD gorf
r1eo 5ofian1oifeen / @a11itai1tinopeIl
Ior1 Mgnlter, en- fatboIT &rfe Il
en- fatbolif Strife ! groof=
(bn, Ell tbif=lutberif &irfe groof=I
(Dn, Ell resbDterianif @irfe { Go=
cbelter, en- fafbollf &iirfe 8ater=l
btlrD, en- 8aptiitfirfe j &ocbeiter1
Ian1 ttna11ge 8anfer % 8ripatbniel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

til Yrug 1on1 @runoltof for Gellu-
Ioie, Ser bruges / 5teoet for 8omz
ulo Deo Sabrifatton al Sprangfof,
fer. Set paaltoaS .ogiaa, at 5DlflanD
Dar erbolot ira 5berrtg ltore
Mnngoer 9fS1er til &rigsfigretgier
og l1noerpanDsbaaoe. 8aroien al
oisje Tprienbelier erflareS ! Gap-
.porten at pnre n1inolt $75,00O,0OO.
ct a11oet &lage1naal moo Sperrig
/ Napporter1 er, at oct bar giort
Sorlfjel pberfor 6e Mliereoe | Brn=
gen al fine Sernbaner Oper1unp=
&o1toel gjennem Sperrig r1elle1n
george og SDlflano bar bnret op.
nlt1ltret, erfInreS Der, ne6enS Sc
Mllicrebe bar pGret n61at for al
ifens l1bebogeligbeoer % bar moot
tet betole ublue seSernbanefrugter.
2anbbrugsmalfiner beitemt til GnS=
lon6 Dar beret tilbagebol0t Waa=
neosbiS pg 5Derrig bar aftbunget
MnSlano niaobanlige ssS11orpn1nel-
fer, fpr 2eberit1g b1ep tiuaot. 5ber=
rigs Iilbogebol6e1 i fine 5obne> al
Ell flor @an6elSflaabe on1ban6les ogz
.laa / Napportetl Ser flyer, at 600,=
600 Cons ligger 1tille.i ipel1ife Sap-
lie. 5perrigs Gonnage er ialt T.
GOO,OOO Sons.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
-Gn 2utber=@irfe / Des Nsooines.

I
5om ti6ligere 1neboelt bo1bt ben
onnife &irfes 5tprelie iaa Wpbc
/ 38es MoineS Sen 26. Sum- for at
tales beo ON Blan til 2utberfirfen.
8i eneoes on1 at BRUCE Ben Nlan,
1om Wenigbe6en Dmigbt bapbe
laoet uonrbej6e til fin Strife I Sior.
81 peotog 11ogle irnaa beiparenoe
sG11oringer / Elane1L og bi nener
iaa, at oer fan bDgges for ca. $16,=
900. Den bliber Ell 111luf &irfe, 1om
bt itffert allelon1nen pi1 bore glade
peo. Raar Mrfitefftten foar Mon og
uSpectficatio1r" fprbige, iaa bill pi
.iggc at faa 8n0 pao 9pfgrelien al
Ben. FL
ght ge16er set ON at fao Ben-
gene til at bpgge Sen for. 0g 0et
ifal bi nof fqa> naar bare bt fan
fon1rne til at ie ret pua Ben 5ag.
q. g. @rabengaarb,
Il uDurn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

|
oib. Nplig 1tofgrte Girnaet l1olnrDf=
ningen al ben nD ifanoinapiffe 8anf
paa 8roaelpaD i Seem Yorf. Sir
ntaet> Der benter meo BET fprite at
begpnoe uoimDfningen of en- 5pna-
goge % en- flor rnSiiif ORTHODOXY
&irfe, florerer 1rnuffere el1b nogen:
5inoe, og Set er en- @le0e for Don-
ife at belltnrfe, at en- oanif Nirf=.
1ombeo, ION larlig bar be11pttet
ifanoinabiif Mrbejosfroft bar bapt.
Ell iaa inluf 5nfces.
CNqro1piet").
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
&apirfabrifermes. ].
rationale Me0oft9rfprenina
Sen

Sen rationale Neoafferforening
pebtog I Girs0oes enltenin1ig on
uoen Disfusfion at forlanee 4on=
gresien tit beb 2op itrafs at pberz
orage Driften at olle 2ar6ets Ha<-
pirfabrifer til Den fb6erole @o1,=
oelsfommisfion. gfeoaffererne beb-
Der, at De t11aa betale ublu Hrifer
for oeres Gapir so tiI 200 pGf.
mere emo tibligere lnebel1s Ju-
fationson1fo foltningerne tim er fe=
get 10 pGt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
&risen

S S ben forl6bne 1tge er Der fan1pet
baorot i 8elgie11 og i Granfrig-
Wen set bigtigfte, Ser er ifet en-.
bog Ruslerl1es itooige Srentrangerl
mob aemberg De bar taget en
Nepnabe Sanger, og De filler iig.
1neo &oiaHerne Spibien ino mel
9em oe fDffe og pltrigffe 8are %.
filler Dem ob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
'Sfobruien"s 4. S,tli Set / Mffop,

uSfopruien"s 4. S1tli Set / Mifop.
l1ngoomsforelringen r6foprolelt"
! Mifop, Miam., fejreoe fin 10 Mars
5poielSoag ian1tioig n1eo at bo!.oe
4. SSuli 5eit. Ser por n1got mango
.of &plpniens Solf og nogle Du1im
.@niter, iipr fra 8eit Denmarf oa
.Wfinneapolis Den A. SSuli. 0et itore,
Dpperlige Wniifforps / MifoD fpilIe-
6e / Dagel1s 2eb og ON gftene1L
og SangfDret lang flere 5ange.
Ser blep Dilt @Dutltaitif of ct Solb
Gorle fra 8elt De1111arf }amt ct
Bige= og ct &arlebolo fra Mfop.
geiret bar uontnrfet. Me1 SEN 5.
Ss1li regneoe oct, fao Ell l1oflugt til
Settle Niber 1neo 81. a, 5rilufts-
fcater ugif Boifen", ifigrt mange
tog 6eruo.
5oritan0er &9ibierg, @rono gieln
College, bo1ot 8 Sore0rag Sc to
Dage og 8aitor Nn0erien ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

baun. aipets 5fole, Der ben Gong
foreitoo ban, fjenote Mooere1l og
0erfor aonoe0e benoes Brebe altio
at en- aloorlie Naami1oelie olrl
bbao bum nj foritoo beo at bore ell
ian6 % oprigtig Oroets SorfDn0er.
(Sre0erif Gbriitenien
/ uDann.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Matipnalgerbe1t.

Hre1i6ent 8ilion bar mi .foIot
.alle Staternes Mationolgoroer tif
Gieneite un6er be Soreneoe 5tater,
.og efter 5. Muguit opbsrer be at
1taa UNDER oe 6r1felte 5toter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

Ter u6el1 ct &oipttalsopbo afTgre=
oes. Sire 5pm bleb laaef / 5tangell
al BERTH u0balgte. gn Ones Dana-
.iangere iong 1neb fulot 8rpit %
meo foraursfriife 5temmer u&on=
ger11es @onge og IS S Dannarf er
ser jeg feot" Oct 1go beittbeligt og
oplgftenoe. g11 l111rf Set, Ser pione=
Sc pn1 be1 &jerligbeb, 0e Danife !
8roof11Dt1 nerer til beres gdmle
SjalebDr6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

sfrrb efter Brpbennmmer
af bette 8la6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Opbsfalb.

5otn Borl1et> ser paa WooerenS
5fpo igot og roligt Iumrer ino,
ioale6es gif ga1nle Wrs 5trano-
ifpb (fpbt Mne Marie &osperie1D
i11o til Sen epige &bile. Iro6S fit
bpje gloer (79 Nar) bar bun for
Dp1ospis raif og rprig 'inotil for ct
.Har Tiger ii6e1g 0u en- beftig 5torn1
faiteoe beroe omful0, og fprlig,
iom bum bar, forflog bun Jig paa
.el1 1aa6an Maa0e, at bum maatte
ipge 5engen. 5elb ipntes bun lite
at file btoere 5merter fra Saloet
og troeoe itffert, bun inart biloe
fon11ne Zig igjen; men Gorsoag
Morger1 sen 81. sunni afgif BUN beo
8pben i 5bigerlp1nens, Sens So
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20

Is there something you
need In the follow
ing HStf
birth Announcements
Weddind Stationery
Envelope Enclosures
Sale Bills
Hand Bills
Price Lists
Admission Ticksts
business Cards
Window Cards
Time Cards
Letter Heads
Note Heads
Bill Hesds Envelopes
CALLING Cards Leaflets
Statements
MILK Tickets
Meal Tickets
shipping Tsds
Announcements
Friefs
Notes
Coupons
Pamphlets
CATALOGUES
bIottess Circulars
Invitatioas Posters
Folders
Checks
Blnnks
Notices
Labels
Lednl Rlanks
Menu Cards
PleCards
Dodders
Post Cards
PROGRAMS
Receipts
Prompf. careful and e67-
cienf attention given
TO eUer-y detail
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20
Co. of Salt
Lake Announce q Farm
Department Added
to their Business.

Ashton-Jenkins Company, real es-
tate operators and Mortgage and
Investment Bankers in Salt Lake
City have recently added a Farm
Department to their business, the
same being in charge of Mr.. Edward
II. Watson. Mr.. Watson is a grad
uate of the Agricultural College of
Utah and was for a considerable
length of time the farm expert of
the state of Wyoming.
The firm of Ashton Jenkins Com
pany. one of the most substantial
doing business in Salt Lake City, has
capital and surplus considerably in
access Of 1925 900 90. The Company
is managed by Edward M. Ashton
and Edward E. Jenkins. the officers
of the company being Edward E.
jenkins, president; Edward Laird,
sheep man and capitalist, vice-presi-
dent, and Edward M. Ashton, Secre-
tary and Treasurer. Mr.. Jenkins of
the firm is director of the Deseret
National Bank besides being inter-
ested in other businesses in Salt Lake
City. Mr.. Ashton was for several
years President of the Salt Lake
Realty Board and is today Vice Presi.
dent of the National Association Of
Realty Boards.
Under the management of Messrs
Ashton and jenkins some Of the best
known residence sections of Salt
Lake have been developed. Millions
of dollars worth of property have
been bought, sold and developed by
this firm. Most of the new resident
ial sections of Salt Lake City which
are most modern in their develop
ment have deem marketed by Ashton
jenkins Company.
In the management of the new de-
partment the firm will use the same
care and consideration which has
characterized its development of re-
sidential districts and general realty
business in Salt Lake City. 1t will
also be their purpose to make mort
gage loans in the farming sections Of
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20

The head of the municipal employ
ment bureau at Boise has been
obliged to obtain another bulletin
board, his first one not being large
enough to list all the jobs which are
waiting to be filled, ranging from $40
per month and board to 81 per day
A writer in the Boise Statesman
says that in 1864, Father De Smet
visited Idaho territory. In describing
his visit to a friend, he affectionately
refers to our present commonwealth
~ THE Great New Territory of
kaAho." and The Region of Flowers"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20
Island and Marion
News.

! A. Carson and family. who
went to California last fall to
, live in a Socialist colony there,
have returned. Mr.. Carson. ac-
companied by his two sons drove
through in cars. taking twenty
two days to make the trip. Mr..
Carson says he has seen nothing
since he let. that comes up with
the Island. Mrs. Carson and the
smaller children came on the
train
Miss Priscilla Smith, night OPP
orator at the Oakley Telephone
exchange visited her sister Mrs.
Okle berry Saturday and Sunday
on IA short leave of absence.
Miss Gertrude Hall, who is
working at Burley came up on
Sunday to visit her folks Tor
few days.
Miss Laura Holt came home
from Twin Falls Monday where
she had been attending school.
M. r. Woodhouse and DR..
Lowe have returned from Idaho
Fails where they went to buy
a car of seed potatoes.
Marven Crofts has had several
bad spells the past week, which
appear to be rheumatism OF the
heart.
An election was held Monday
last at the Island. II. II Smith
was installed for "A three year
term, and MT. Woodhousc for
one wear to finish The term oil
Albert Hale
Harvey Sessions has sold his
cattle and Goose Creek holdings
t o his partner, Mr.. Gudmunser.
Geo S. DuVall has leased the
S. E. Sessions farm with the OPP.
ton of buying next fall. This is
one Of the best 100 acres in the
valley MIR. Sessions travels as
sa fs,nan in the summer for a
Utah factory.
The Marion MIA was reor-
ganized last Sunday. The new
officers are Eugene Picket, Pres.
NJ. w. Cranney, LIST and S, E.
Sessions an 2nd counsellor,
The Island experienced little
excitement last week when q
rabid dog appeared on the Com
pany farm where Samuel ). ED.
ridge was working. He pursued
the dog but owing to fences the
dog escapep. He however, phon
ed the alarm, but a careful search
proved that the dog had LETT foi
parts unknown.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20
Turks Intern U. s. Gunboat.

Amsterdam.-The American guard
ship Scorpion has been interned at
Constantinople by the Turkish gov
eminent, according to news dispatch
from the Turkish capital, quoting the
Turkish newspaper Subah
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20
Food for Soldiers Wifes.

Washington.-An investigation to
arrive at uniform system for caring
for dependent families of men enlist
ing in the army or navy will be I'M
dertaken by the chamber of commerce
OF the United States.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20
OAKLEY ITEMS.

Miss Ruby Dunn will receive pup
lis for Piano Internationally.
Mrs. John Southworth who have
been visiting with her daughter here
for several days past, returned home
to Bull Thursday.
The land holding the frozen beets
have been measured up and the
farmers have been paid for same.
We believe the farmers are we'll sat
isfed with the Sugar people in the
way they have treated them over
this matter
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20
Archie Roosevelt Benedict.

Boaton-Archibald B. Roosevelt,
son of Col. and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt, and Miss Grace S. Lockwood.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Lockwood of this city, were married
at noon April IA.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20
Railroads Expect Increased Rates.

ashington-Indicatio are that
the interstate commerce commission
will act within the next few days up
on the petitions of the railroads of the
country asking for an increase of Is
per cent in freight rates.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-20
Why Constipation Injuries.

The bowels are the natural sever
age system Of the body. When they
become obstructed by constipation
part of the poisonous matter which
they should carry off is absorbed into
the system, making you fee dull and
stupid, and interfering with the di-
geston and assimilation Of food.
This condition is quickly relieved by
Chamberl aims Tablets. Obtainable
everywhere.
Advsr,issm~nt
Inspired by the live wire commun-
ity of Oakley and vicinity we have
purchased the Club Cafe, formerly
owned by Otto Leyhe. Thanking
you in advance for your hearty sup
port, we are sincerely yours.
W. X. WILLIAMS & Co
Things worth knowing are con-
tanned in the unusually attractive
advertisements being inserted by the
Oakley Hdw. Co., the local selling
agent for the we'll known and very
popular United States Cream Separ-
ators. All you who keep cows,
whether you expect to buy a Cream
Separator or not, will be greatly
benefited by reading them. The
Oakley Hdwe. Co. will be glad to
show you either at the store or on
your your farm the unusual features
that make the United States Cream
Separator such desirable machine.
G.. E. Strong returned on Monday
from his Utah trip. Mrs. Strong
who had been visiting with her folks
at Ephriam, Utah, for the past two
months returned home with him. She
reports feeling fine and that she has
benefited by her vacation.
If you need your glasses repaired
bring them to Keen's Optical Parors
Phone 145.
w. A. Martindale is moving back
on to his ranch again.
DR.. John o. Lowe has retured
from Idaho Falls where he went to
buy seed potatoes
Ivan Tolman who took poison on
Monday in an attempt to destroy his
life WAS taken to Murtuaug on Wed
1t is expected that he will recover.
Orpheum, April 26 and 81. Clara
Kimball Young in the Rise of Susan
= 5 part photoplay.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-08
WEIR, KANSAS.

Messrs. A. R. Phillips and n. B.
Brantley shopped in Pittsburgh, Kan,
Monday afternoon. The funeral of
Mrs. c. Alexander al held under the
auspices Of the Household of Ruth and
the s. M. T. at the Mt. Hebon Baptist
Church. Rev. F. H. Prentice offici-
ated. Miss Helen Hobbs was a Wis
itor of Miss frankie Haley OF Column
bus, Kansas Mr.. D. Edmonson was
a pleasant caller at the Phillip resi-
dence st. John the Baptist church
gave a rally Sunday and raised quite
a neat sum Mr.. W. S. Crosby took
supper at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ferguson Thursday evening.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-08
BUTTE, MONTANA.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Hart, 1906 North
Benton avenue, were host and hostess
for a party of friends Thanksgiving.
-. Owing to the scarlet fever in this
state, Colonel Roscoe C. Simmons
postponed his engagement until a
date later. Rev. and Mrs. George F.
Martin made a special trip to Butte,
Thanksgiving, and while there the
Reverend filled the pulpit for Rev.
Allen of the A. NJ. L. church. Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Walton, Is State street,
entertained four persons to dinner
Thanksgiving Mrs. Hattie P. Gar
rell, 800 State street, is on the sick
list. Mr.. and Mrs. Major Green gave
an open house to their friends Thanks.
giving and a grand time was had. -.
The reporter took Sunday off and &C
companied by Mr.. Clarence Walton
drove out to Mr.. Mack Harris ranch,
and after inspecting the place, were
served a very delicious luncheon. -.
Nj. and Mrs. A. E. McGinnis were at
Mrs. A. L, Stitt's Thanksgiving day
and lunched,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Bethel A. M. e. Church, gath and Flora.
st. Stephens Baptist Church, GOA Char
Iotte Sc.
Woodland.
Second saptist Church, 10th and Char
Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church. 10th and
Charlotte.
Tracy.
st. Augustine's P. e. Church, 18th and
81 Johns =. M. E. Church. 174s Belle
Seventh Oar Adventist, aSd and Wood
81. Monica's Catholic, 18th and Lydia.
Vine st. Baptist Church, 1925 Vine st;
Ward Chapel A M. e. Church, 18th and
Morning Star Baptist Church, 2S11 Vine.
Highland Avenue Baptist Church. iii
Highland. ,,o-
Woodland Ave. ANY,
Second Christian Church, Gath and
&C. N. =. Church, 1917 Flora Ave.
ST. James Baptist Church. 4O39 NH ST
81. Luke's A. NJ. e. Church, ASrd anc
Prospect Place.
CLARK CHAPEL W.. e. CHURCH,
1864 Madison Ave.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-08
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

A Red Cross Unit was organized Fri
day, November 8, at the home of Mrs.
E. r. Hatfield, with 10 charter mem
bers as follows: Matte Hatfield,
chairman; Mary Cartwright, secre-
tary; Pearl j. Nance, treasurer; Mil
dred E. Overall, library committee;
Anna l.. Mcmillan, Gertrude Lancas-
ter, Hattie Blackburn, Reta Tasker,
Esther Pagan, Sarah l.. Powell. Do
your bit and help win the war is the
slogan here among the Colored peo-
pie. None have claimed exemption
from draft and all have subscribed lib
orally to the Second Liberty Loan. . .
The A. M. E. Church will serve
Thanksgiving dinner in the lecture
room. Mrs. Edith Treadwell has re-
turned home from Los Angeles, Cal,
and San Diego, Cal, where she spent
the past three months visiting. She
was the recipient of much social at
tention.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-08
RoSEDALE, KANSAS.
By Mrs. Rosa Jones.

og 4NOod OOlCos
Florine, Iva and Bernhard Hender-
son spent Thanksgiving holidays with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Antony Henderson of South Park,
Kansas. The funeral of Mrs. Sarah
Lewis who died Tuesday at the
Wheatley-Provident Hospital will be
held Sunday afternoon from the Morn
ing Star Baptist Church, Kansas City,
Mo. She is survived by a husband,
Mr.. John Lewis, a father and four sis
ters, one of whom is Mrs. ]. L. Pear
son of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Turner, Mrs. T. T. Morton and Mrs. F.
e. Jones spent Thanksgiving visiting
relatives in Richardson and Leaven-
worth, Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Locke the engagement
Of their daughter, Mary, to Mr.. John
Everett the same to take place some
time in January.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-08
A RARE PATRIOT.

/ wonder if those of us who
preach patriotism to the youth
of the Republic at this time
have adequately conceived of
the patriotism Of Hollis B. Fris-
sell? There was nothing on
earth that he either did not
give up or was not willing to
give up in order that every hui
man being might have an equal
opportunity to develop his rar-
est talents for the service and
sacrifice OF humanity. Our
country is immensely indebted
to this rare patriot in such an
hour for the sympathetic spirit,
the. generous loyalty, and the
unsuitable patriotism of many
thousands of its citizens who,
without him, might have drifted
into disloyalty of heart and use
lessness of life. - Bruce r.
Payne in the Southern Work
man.