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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-10-04
LAKE HENDRICKS

Eighteen young people were con
hrmed by Rev. Ekse of the church in
Hendricks Sunday. Those from here
were Clara Ronning. Justin Wold.
Lewis Forseth and Malven Moen.
Louisa Johnson spent a few day
visiting her brother, Grant. She re-.
turned TO Owatonna, Mimi, last Fri
day where she has a position rs
stenographer.
VIII, Grant and Bert Trulock are
filling their silos this week.
John VOID from Clear Lake spen
Sunday at the home of C. o. Ronning
Oscar Ronning has sacrificed a luo
ratiye position at WATERFOWL to JON
the national army. He has Therefore
come home to bid farewell to home
folks and friends and relatives. Oscar
will do his bit all right, and we feel
assured that Uncle Sam will be proud
OF his new soldier.
Christ Johnson had the telephone
installed in his home some time ago.
so now if you wish to talk to Christ
or his wife or the school marin vino
stays there, just ring one long rim.
Women's shoes. SOS, $3.48, $375.
Gillespie & Rogers, Footfitters.
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PUBLIC AUCTION

Having decided to move to Indiana,
l will sell my personal property at
public sale on the farm known as the
Shepard farm, one mile east Of Brook
ings, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER u, 1917,
commencing at 1000 O'Clock. Free
lunch at noon. Machinery sold be
fore lunch.
35-Head Of Live Stock-35
Five Head OF Horses sorrel mare
IA years old, weight, 400; ! gray
mare, 7 years old, weight 1900; l sor
rel mare, 5 years old, 1850 pounds.
Well-matched team of bay mares, 3
and 5 years old, 26OO pounds.
Five Registered Jersey Bulls Jer-
sey bull, 5 years old; l Jersey bull. IA
months old; 8 Jersey bull calves.
twenty-five Head Of Hoes-1 regis
tered Duroc Jersey boar, Is months
old; Is shoats. weight 100 to 125
pounds; l old sow; s spring pigs.
Machinery-2 wagon trucks with
hay rack; / Twentieth Century man
ure spreader; l Brown 15-horse power
gasoline engine on trucks; l walking
sod pillow; l 4-roll corn shredder; ]
small threshing separator; / drive
belt.
Four hog feed bins; small oat bin
about 35 tons alfalfa hay; s ton!
bronze grass and alfalfa hay mixed
Also about 20 acres of good yellow
corn. other articles too numerous t
mention.
Terms OF Sale-All sums OF $40 ant
under, cash. All sums over $40, TIM
will be given until October 1st, 1918
on bankable paper, drawing 8 pc
cent interest. No property to be re
moved until settled for.
A. A. Meeker.
j. M. Stewart, Auctioneer.
Bank Of Bookings, Clerk.
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The threshing machines here quit
work Monday on account of the high
wind.
Eli Green has moved on the Charlie
Lynch farm recently vacated by
Adolph Keinarst, who moves on the
Chris Lynch farm.
Miss Vera Giem started to high
school in Bushnell Monday.
Miss Marian FELTON, visited home
folks over Sunday.
George Mills spent Saturday night
at the Earl McKeown home.
Allan Mcmillan visited over Sun
day with Lester McRae.
quite a few friends and relatives
of the Company C boys went from
here to BrOokings Friday to bid them
goodbye.
Martin Quinlan and family are en-
joying a new Buick Six auto.
Mems work shoes, $2.9S. Gillespie
& Rogers, Footftters.
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CORRESPONDENCE
.
OAK LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben O. Reppe spent
Sunday with Mr.. Reppe's parents, Elf
Reppe and wife, of Lake Hendricks
township.
Halverson's big Huber threshing
outfit pulled into Oak Lake township
and threshed several jobs the last of
the week.
John Rue Is building more granary
for his large crop of grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman GOof of Al
c%ester. South Dakota. spent several
days last week at the Herbert Boss
home.
Mrs. Herbert Boss returned nome
Saturday from a brief visit with rela-
tives and friends n Alcester, S. d.
There was a party at Ole Ruttum's
Wednesday evening in honor Of Ben
ME Ruttum. He was drafted out west
and left Thursday to appear for ser
vice in the army.
William Blomberg has also been
drafted and will leave o o for train.
ing at Fort Riley.
j. X. Allen of Dumont, Iowa, is here
visiting his son, VIM. II. Allen, of this
township.
Sam overly lost a good COW last
week, she having eaten too large a
feed of new corn.
The boys who have gone to Fort
Riley from this vicinity are all enjoy
ing themselves according to the latest
reports. They are certainly the right
kind of boys for service.
Women's shoes, S2.98, $3.48, S3.7S.
Gillespie & Rogers, Footftters.
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oAkWooD

w A. Allison entertained company
Sunday.
The Schwartz school opened Mon
day with Miss Lylit Hammer of Vol
ga as teacher.
Miss Mary Rocker, who has been
seriously i'll at the local hospital with
appendicitis, is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Vol
ga spent Sunday afternoon at August
Nelson's.
Miss Clara Dawn will entertain the
Larkin club Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Williams Of Volga Wis.
tied Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Ida Nelson.
Mrs. Arie Van Rocket called on Mrs.
Gust Leite Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson enter
tanned company Sunday of last week.
Women's shoes. $2.9S. $3.4S. 1918.
Gillespie & Rogers. Foothtters.
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AlTON-RICHLAND

pleased over the large crowd that
turned out to their chicken supper
in Bushnell Saturday. taking in the
sum of $40, which goes towards buy
ing new seats for the church.
Fred Faulkner is in Coal Harbor,
n. d., looking at land with prospects
of buying.
The young people enjoyed a dance
night and the usual good time was
had.
Carl Kienast had a sale Monday
and will move to North Dakota.
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Ever so many people spent Sunday
at Lake Campbell.
K VI. Crawford drove through here
Monday en- route for Moody county,
he will make a visit of a day
or two.
Flowing seems to be we'll under
way. only there seems not enough
moisture in most of the soil.
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The End Of
Your corns
Pain Stops at 0nce-Coru Lifts
of Clean.

There is nothing In the world like
-Gets-It' for corns. Just apply IL
according to directions. the pain
lifts off as clean as a whistle. No
fuss. no bother. NJ danger. Gets
It." you know, Is safe. Millions
have used 1t, more than all other
cor remedies combined. and 1t new
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PR

The Misses Clara Simonson. Anna
Reppe and Kathryn Bonhoff. who are
attending the State Normal in Madi-
son, came home Friday evening TO
spend the weekend in their respective
parental homes.
Michael Hoffman, departed the first
of the week for a visit with relatives
and friends at points in North Dako-
Ia.
Women's shoes, s2.9S. s3.48. 1913.
Gillespie & Rogers, Footftters.
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FOUNTAIN

Mrs. Fred Buettner went to Ponca,
Neb., Tuesday evening for a visit with
relatives.
Helen Dupraz was absent from
school a few days last week on &C
count Of illness.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03

Iiebt frilbsr psrmi,bm bot. ber abtr
| ieti bn 1T. unb Der nun unb<bingt 5u
enbe esfiibrt prbtn mub. ql[e nns
bersn arieqs, aus bfnen iit bisItr
firisa sufdmmenisbt. pdrtn pieqeidt
gu permsibsn seiptisn uHb man fam
ii6 porfie1eu, bab iis irgenbfpie TT
sebnibIos aufb0rm fonntsn. Rift
absr Der eneIiIh beutfde aries, tn
btm bic ar5bien mgIif6en oebeustns
tersfien enedeirt finb, unb ben od5er
englorb seipilIt III bur4wfifhrH.
foIie er aud nod 3sbn Sabre bauern
Die sinmiitbise ablebunne Der beut,
fdsn ansebOte bsipsift. bab bierbsi al
Ie 9niisrtsn einig geben. Sas 3usss
itdnonlb aoniiantiuOpeIs an Rug
lamb III tein geipsis bafiir, bdB fpi,
uns einisiiie fir ruHifft Sntertifen
einfsbsn. icnbern ss benefit asrabe,
bab mir D5nis uSisrsr 0ep6iinbetsn
iifer iinb, bnb iis bas erpbs Sniereife
bilIiaen uub unteriiiiben. bns bic Ris-
b.rrinaune Deutf6lanbs fur Gnslarb
bat. Der grOBs Srrtbum fir Dsutfdbs
Iarb mar, bnb Is i'm Sabr, 1914 nift
an unIsrs Snterpntion sldubis. Seiis
b.m irsib Is, mas ibm uHiere Sieils
nobmt um ari.a. i0ifet uRb bob ses
rabe oisIe 5beilndhme ieinen @uHfd
nafl gsenbiauns beg arisa.s INNER
ipito.r pereiieIt. Die DeutiheH, bic
INNER pisb.r 10 ibun. als iei enss
IdRbs Uiituirtuns ON arisge rein
platOniif. perbsn auf jebeu Gda sus
sebeu miifm. baB uniere 9bdtigtsit
bti Der 8erbinberuns bor5sitieer 5rie'
bsnsfdIiifs bur4aus ni&i platoHii3
ifi.
6ier5u bemett bic .5rartfurter
3eituns1: Su biden aeuberunsen ii
Dor alien pertbpon bas 9eitdnbnib.
bab Densi6lnnb ,rnftii6 ben Grieoen
7polIs unb bab feline Bebinsunaen sss
mdbiete reien, pdbrenb pon Gnelanb
oas GssenibeiI seIte. Di, grahlsrsi.
buB enaIanb n5fbiseufnlIs no9 5ebu
sSubre arieg fiibr.n ipolI., IN niht
msbr neu; bns Wort Don Der -Risbers
rinaunp 9eutIdlanos" fpirb bon bern
grip1imann immerHin nit elmer fhos
nen Gel6itperiiGn6li6teit sebraudt.
SnttreHant IN bic RitttsiIuns, bab
cine Soupttbdtigteit gnaIdHbs BARN
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Die Stahliaat anf bemS Sala@tt
ieIb ppn @erbnn.

Die flumtnes DON GtafI, btt ipdbs
ralb Der aGmpfe Dor Derbun IN bts'
lem Rau,pfabfdnitt aussefrert tour'
be, bot tiusn Usiturbeiter bes f4ne'
'tif9en 8toites .Sn6uprktibuinssn
geprbeH- gu elmer iebr trlterefauttn
Bere&nnH9 ansrrest. auf GrunD Der
4naaben iiber bic artillfrisssi4ofs,
tpelte TN RamHabf4nttt I'M 1erbun
perfeuert nufbsn, ipirb u1mii4 bic
Stablm.ngs bsre&net, bic heute bas
sSdla94feiS I'M 0trbun bebeden mub.
Wean1nlaI purbe u bidsm Eampfab'
I&uttt an sintm 9age BON beibeu S:i'
ten sufammen cine UiIlion GrpIo'
fipsei9oHe perfaiert, ba biefs 3ablm
aber ji6erli9 nett iiber ben Durd'
f6nitt ainausssbt, sea! bie 9ere4nuns
DON Der 4nlabme niis, bab aIs Wttt'
tsIsabl cine WiIlion Se4ohe IN Der
Do6e BEL f,br niebriger 8ert4Huns
in @aidIas sebradi iDerben muHsn.
Denn bas Dur4i9Hiitssetpidt on
WaetuI bel iebem GeidOb nit 1000
GiIoaranm angenommsn tDtrb, 70
ipurbe innerbafb Der 80 aumpfDo4tn.
bic bier in 8etrddt tomuerl. bds Orb
reid nm DerbuH nit 1000 Son.
Stabl iiberI6t. gum 9rausport bssier
StabImsnge ipdren BEL DoIler aabuns
nitt peniser ols 135.000 grobt ei'
isnbabnfradtpaeen notbpeubis sss
ipef.n. ga bi. @eiammtfld4enausbe6
nunq bes aampfeIbes ii5 niht gang
eenau umgr,nSsH ldbi, nimmt man
bitrfiir - pisber BEL mOsli4t nieSri'
ger ginI9dburlg = ein Sebist bon
260 Quabraitilometsrn an. Bel einsr
IurdJ&nitistkre9uuns auf Sruno
Der ertpdbnisn SITTER tdm.n alfO auf
i.bss 6ettar bes Grbbobens nfdt
beniger als 30 5onnen StGbl. WenR
man psiierbin ben preis Der Tonne
auF 70 uaart bere9nei. 70 ittllt Der
Stobi, Der auf jsoss sinSsins 5tiiar
geItrtut purbs, einen Bertb rDn 800
Usart bar. Ga Der i6tpebiids autps
bieier Rs4nuns bel isinen annabmsn
perbdltnibnidbie ileiin 3ifftrn Gins
itsllte. 10 bab bisie S4dsuns bon Der
Dirtli4fsit 'fidsrIi@ nod srbebIi1
iibsrtrOffsn pirb. iOmmt CT Du osm
SGlub, bob Der Dtrtb Der GtabI'
ernte nuf BEN goben bes aaMpfob'
ffrittes I'm gerbun Idmmtli4t Grn'
Ten, bic ismaIs bstanni purbsn. nett
in ben Staiten itelsn rgiibte. Die
Irngs. oh unb IN tpelfem Wlabe not
benz arisse cine fol&e Stdblidat piro
geerntet unb ipieber Deripertbet ners
ben tonnen, 1T olfo pobI Der 9s.
re1nnng lpertb.
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Gin eusliidDes 0siidHoniR.

Gin engliTter @eidIftsnann si5I
in Der .3iiri9er Dot i.ine Tleinune
iiber ari@ unb Jrieben gum beirn
3pnr nur cine pribnts Tsiriing, Tpi.,
seIt iie bod offenbnr Geba1rten iuiber
bic in Der .nslii6enGef 4Gffsapelt sG,a
unb gab. iinb, unb befonbers seifms,
fie fi6 burd ibrs Dffenbeit aus. ga
kibt ba:
Dor1n, bnb Deutidlanb ernitIit
ben Jrieb.n mil. iit mobl fem 3pei'
feI. Gs bat erreibt. mas e erreihtn
fpoIlte, unb mill nufbSrsn. IuH bi.
semdBigtsn Stbinsunsen nil ih aner'
tennen. Sic iinb bon beuti6em
Stanbpuntt unb pisllei9t au9 Don
neutraIem Stanbpunit aug stmdsigt,
dber r, tonnen .g niht BON unisrem
Stonbputt. aus fein. ST Elm Grieo.
fir uns nnnebmbar, an benz Deutffs
lamb iih felbft nit benz Ssdtiis QUO
begniiet2 Gihsr ni1t. Deutiddanb
mar fir gngIdnb Dor BEN arisge eins
itdnbige @efabr. 10 ipie ss mar. eng
lamb BOT nlTo allss Sntsrefe baran.
bdb Seutfflunb nitt bns biei6t, mas
es mar. Die beitite propugdnba
irri iih bnber betrd6tli6A ipenh iisllns
einigieit unter ben gllfiirten itiften
min, inbsm lie ss 70 barifrllt, als
iGnpfsn bic gngIdH6er fir ruFiids
Grobernngsaisle: apnitnntinopsl niip.
Die Gon5effiOnen. bic mir Rnblanb
maiden. Finb niht unfere 3iele. Infer
!3isl in unfere Siferunq eeesn
Deutihlonb. Di, giderung gsg,n
0eiitfdblaRb bat nitbts nit ben 3isIel
unfsrer 8erbiinbstsn gu tbun. Wan
f0nnte iib Iebr gut btHen, bob bieTer
Ober j,ner Staat, Der eeeen Deutihs
Lamb tdmpft, snbsrs Si6erlmgen ms
2(uae fabi. Tern bieIe Snat,H iinb
Ia apntineHtnlTtaater unb nidt in
bem Mlabe 6anb,lsitunien tpie mir.
Gnalnub dbtr muB bGfiir fpreen, bnB
ss fih rubia enttpideIn iarn c6ne unz
burh sinsn Hadbnr. beiien
Gbrgeis obns isbes Reht nuf bic Dee
re ffrebt. beunritbiat su fperben. Das
a1ss neib bas enaliiebe Bolt trob Der
beuifdm Sniriasn. Ga ptib, bdB
biefer arisa IN erfter 1inie elm bsuf6s
snaEfIhsr ariss IN. Der nift su pers
ntibsu mar, bea Gaglanhs syritbeuss.
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@runSOeis.ntbnms iiebsrHasHnssn
Gtutinaatt 2 Iaui.

Die 2tleona RsaItp COMPANY an
Waarp D'Sbaugbnsia 40 BEL 136 GuB
an Der Sfisits ber SDaniton apsnas
81.
Charles 3. glaIsborp. sruitst, an
S.nrp gfufbRspsr, s 9Ots in gilman
un6 Sumbredts llnisrabtbeilung in
Serru 4Ita 81.
8alsntins 8. gien an George 6.
SCRANTON. Got 80 in HDrpooo 9iep
llnterabtbeilung 81.
@eorge g. Stranton an @oipnro 6.
unb GlBobstb 6. 9riffiib, Got SO m
Qprtpoob @istp llnieraetbeiIung 81.
Srant q. Reif II. u. an amslia
GtenesI. % SUB an Der Siioieite Der
Barter Strabe 6ilbenD qot 26 In
@rap's llntsrabtbeiIung 81.
SreOertd goettder an Mlinnis ..
DGbling unb autie 8osttd)er, % bel
40 Tub an Dennis Strabe IN Gorrps
bile 81.
Jobn Hlbl an bic Stapf elncins
natl, einsn Strsifen 2anb sur Dsrs
breiteruus Der Suereens apenus IN
Clifton 800.
2eona @iniums an bieTeEbs, einen
Stretfen 2aub gu bsnlitlben 3iOed IN
Clifton $85.
priscillo .. 6dnimeI an Bertba &.
Ssnbies. 80 BET 60 Gub an bg Norbs
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/ Charlotte 20. Sadion on Rorppot
Jmpropso q. uHb g. 60. $1,000.
Bertha 4. 1,nbi.s an gnna 81
6dre $500.
Sobn 6. Rogers an Gem .. UNI
9. 60. $1,000.
Gf6eri ysarioR an 9eipioipn .
unb 8. q. 60. $1,000.
qlnnn arauis an 5oms 3. unb g
60. $500.
gDiuiom u. WiIfon an GONE Q
unb 9. 60. $500.
1bpmas 6. Ogissbs an SiefeIb'
$500.
getfa T. R.rsf.ISsr ar Calhoun
6. unb 9. Go. $1,000
Darn Z. aebman an @srnlnnia y
q. SO. 3 $1,000.
Wtarn g. gruHi, an SOutbern Obir
G. uno Z. So. $3250.
Ueurie 9opp on @eitern German
gant S2500.
@racs z. Raftermann an 4atis ar.
6ibdlb $500. !
OrpiIe e. Green an anna W. aar
$1765.
elizabeth Moefe an Rof,mont 3.
unh g. So. $500.
@iniam 80. gsiiina an prits Sil
Ro. 2 9. unb 9. Sc. $500.
2ueufi 8. Shisltn an Ruruocb 3.
uub g. So. $2750.
0erIslb. an OidiOn 80. 5ern II. u.
$3.50.
gtariin Z. goFf,p ar GOariiOn 3.
uno g. 60. $500.
9etiIsts 6bpotbsten.
9lnoerion Rar5errp an German 9.
unb g. so. $500.
gtm.Iin gpnb on Calhoun 9. unb
9. gc $500.
9topOlb Butler an GamiIp o. u.
go. ] $1,000.
Qtffreb 9r,.n on Soutbern Obio 8.
uno z. SO. $500.
Guseni, Uloretou an bisfeIbe ST.
100.
SaIIi. sbIe on Soufbern SbiO
Suoinss gant 60. $1,000.
9tIbert g. Dsatberbp ON Saeo6
Soffnsr $50.
snbR g. Rosers an Sulia guimann
s575.
Dm. @rsiipe an gImapoob g,Iacs g.
'unb 9. 60. $3.50.
geter u. Re6boI5 an 2ouiseg gprs
beg $190.
Rtttn W. Mersferbsr ansGafboun
&. unS q. 60. $500.
Gbus. -. SObn on Gpring Groos
glre. 9. unb 2. 60. $500.
Gbds. 9. 6usbes On rniip 9. unb
9. 60. $500.
Robsrt R. Cor an Sarat Bartb
5000.
Deter q. Re5bolJ an German o.
unb 6. y. 60. $500.
Spf. 8. gi.d.r on lSeb.r Sutfih.
ION $2050.
2ouis Grueuinser an Garoline
popp $500.
slnna GrueniHs.r an Jreberid GoB
SITS.
eoiris Weiubers an Peoples .. unb
g. Go. $1,000.
Nurp StOp on g. 8. Mrrrte'$e00.
Sofspb goiUn an Wabiion o. u.
Rp. 2 5000.
ardabaIS 5. aaifn an btsftffs g..
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Grnuotiseni6nms.Sp .SppOifeien,
Reue ptb.ten.


Gbparb Muermli an Rprtb ssair.
mountb aoenl 6. unD .. 60. $500.
pstsr aaufrnnn an eOanftOu 8nni
$500.
2lmsIin Stenael an Clifton 5eigbts
80. 2 6. unb y. 60. $500.
Charles 70. Oberfsa an bieislbs
$500.
Sonar gflbnn nm Ronpocb GONE
6dbfneg glHn. $2400.
Gilbert 8. stentnsr an pIeuinnt
giibge 9. unb 6. 60. $1450.
gsTFie gtatb an goutheru Sbto 8.
unb 3. 60. $500.
glfsotstb Gldri an btsfefbe Rrrpers
idaft $500.
albert g. Sortpr an 8pmeit.o6 9.
iiab 8. Go. $4,000.
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RfspsrRanbufk

s0dtH. .Gud' 5rou, Id pilI.SS.
nen fosen, i6 min mid perdubern!.
gudbige: .Qo.. bas piirbe micb
fsbr frel'a. iD<an SIC maA aabsrs
jui5snts
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am ipmisFten ibrs gsfdtisuns srbaIs
ten -.
Gr sins Dor bsm Souis auf unb
nisbsr, lpartsu poIIts er i,beufoGsl @s
tOuHts ia bod fsin, bab oieIer Wienf9
hinaufssgdnseR mare unb pisbsr
herurtert6me
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03

rocSff Der 8rGutigum bon @rud sis
sentIi& aus elmer suten JuHiIisa"
.glsiTl aiir etusr beTersu!.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-05-30

we are working on the principle
that there is no royal road to
success against u boats. Hard
work and infinite pains is our
recipe. 1t IS the old American
doctrine of keepingseverlasting.
ly at it.
"The Germacs, who at first
said they would strip us of oul
tonnage by June l. have now
advanced the date to October
and we are confident that when
October comes they will be un
der the same necessity OF ad
vancing the date again."
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-05-30

To serve a sentence in Fed
eral prison for failure to register
next Tuesday will be the fate of
somebody. Are you the man.
Hardly. TOR if you are reading
man you are probably informed
as to the requirements, but what
about that man across the
branch, that man who never
reads? What about the negroes
in your section? Do they know
about the new law. We should
regret very much to see anv-
BODY from this county go to a
Federal prison, but unless work
is done between now and next
Tuesday, somebody in Chester
field county will fail to register
next Tuesday. Do your neigh
Dor favor by telling him. See
that everybody in your section
is informed about this matter.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-05-30
A Mothers Party at Dudley

In honor of her mother, Mrs.
J. E. Funderburk, Miss Maude
Funderburk entertained the
Mothers of this community
on Friday afternoon. May 25.
There were 81 present. The
afternoon was indeed a pleasant
one. All laid aside household
cares for the time and felt and
acted like girls again.
BY weighing each one we
found that Mrs. H. A. Funder
burk was the heaviest, weighing
2l6, and Mrs. r. E. Funderburk
was the llghtest, weighing l05.
Then by measure we found that
Mrs. +. a. Plyler and Mrs. Edna
W. Funderburk both measured
the same height, being the tallest
ones present, and Mrs. w. II.
funderburk was the shortest.
Mrs. f. B. G. Funderburk was
the Oldest lady there and Mrs
l.. F. Funderburk was the young .
est. Miss Leona Jones was the
only lady present who was of
her age and not married, so she
claimed the championship for
being the wiscst and we let it 20
at that, thinking that after all
maybe, perhaps, she was right
Don't tell our husbands this.
thought
Miss Maude served ice cream
and cake and made for us very
pleasant afternoon Many beau
tiful flowers were carried to her
mother in token of the esteem
In which she is held.
1t was very beautiful i'm Miss
Maude TO show her appreciation
OF her mother in such a wav.
loo many wait until mother is
dead 10 express any love for her.
May she have her mother with
her yet for many years.
One of Them.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-05-30
Winthrop College Scholarship
and Entrance Examination

The examination for the
award Of vacant scholarships
in Winthrop College and for
admission of new students will
b. held at the County Court
House OH Friday, July E, at 9 a.
m. Applicants must not be less
than sixteen years of age. When
Scholarships are vacant after
July E they will be awarded to
those making the highest aver
age at this examination, provid-
ed they meet the conditions
governing the award, Appli-
cants for Scholarships should
write to President Johnson for
Scholarship examination blanks.
These blanks properly filled out
by the applicant. should be
with President Johnson by July
lst.
Scholarships are worth $lOO
and free tuition. The next ses
sion will open September 19,
1917. Further information and
catalogue, address President D.
B. Johnson, Rock Hill S. G..
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-05-30
Notice of Special General Elec.
ton in Jefferson Township
for Member of Board of
Public Works.

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 5th day of June
next. an election will be held in
Jefferson Township, Chester
field County, South Carolina.
for a member of the Board of
Public Works for said Town
ship. to fill out the unexpired
term OF r. A. Griffith. resigned.
Polls will open at z O'Clock a.
m. and close at 4 o'clock p. m,
and the following have been ap.
pointed managers to conduct
said election:
Jefferson-W. Nj. Miller, G.. A.
Baker and Lewis Horton.
Catarrh-C. G.. Horton. B. E.
Funderburk and VIM. Raley.
Angelus-D. A. Clark, ]. E.
Lee and w. L. Horton.
The law governing General
Elections will be followed IN ev.
cry particular.
Managers will please desig-
nate one Of their number to call
at the Court House for boxes
and instructions on or before
Monday. Jane 4th.
Managers will select their
own clerk.
]. n. Stricklin,
r. Nj. Myers,
J. 0. Taylor,
Commissioners of State and
County Elections for Chester.
field County.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-05-30
List of Registrars for Chester
field County

Cheraw-D. L. Tillman, G. s.
Lynch and Joe Lindsay.
Bethel-D. S. Matheson, ]. r.
Burn and P. T. Tracey.
Pee DECD. @. Mcintosh, H
K. Linton and 7. H. Wallace.
Brooks MILD. F. Brock, ].
E. Short and ~. A. Pegues.
Patrick-D. F. Buie, H. B
Poston and T. P. Campbell.
Middeudorf-D. M. Rowe, ]
B. Simms and K. G. Johnson.
McBee-T. NJ. Beattie, w. L
Mccoy and G. T. Horton.
Cat Pond-T. ]. Sumner, J
w. Ruthven and ]. w. Winburn
Grants Mill-W. T. Mcbride
Earnest King and w. E. Parker
Snow Hill-W. B. Duncan, w
E. Cason and Carroll w. Davis
Odom's MILD. A. Smith, ]
Walter Roscoe and J. D. Odom
Douglass Mill-A. A. Doug
las, Sr., B. G. Wadsworth and ]
r. Sutton.
Wexford-A. B. Smith, ]. T
Davidson aid Andrew Moore.
Ruby-R. D. McCreight, T
G. Criggs and ]. F. Crowley.
Mt. Croghan-W. H. Gibson
]. H. Rivers and w. G.. Baker.
Cross Roads-G. K. Sowell, V
B. Waddell and G. H. Gulledge
Winzo-T. B. Watts, Leste
Rivers and H. Z. Outen.
Paeeland-R. H. Blakeney, ]
A, Arant and ]. G. Blackwell.
Plains-W. ]. Hicks, w. B
Evans and ]. A. BIakeney.
Dudley-T. D. Funderburk
w. &. Jenkins and O. B. Jones
Jefferson-L. E. Gardner, L. S
Horton and E. ]. Clark.
Catarrh-C. G.. Horton, B. E
Funderburk and J. D. Middleton
Angelus-E. r. Knight. J. E
Lee and ]. G. Lowers.
Ousleydale-Cordy >Winburn
Frank Wilkes. and F. ]. Johnson
Chesterfield-L. L. Spencer
John D. Smith, r. E. Rivers ant
w. p. OdOm.