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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-28


present time.
The Jenkintown unit is to hold meet
ings every day in the week, different
women having offered their homes for
this purpose. The Monday meetings
will be held at Mrs. Writ Thompson's,
2o4 Wyncote road for Tuesday Mrs Cor.
bit lowering, of Wyncote road. has Of
fered her home, and Mrs. lie Barre will
have the meetings on Thursday, the
three other days not having been as
signed as yet.
A Junior organization has also been
started, and the Noble branch met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Miss
Marie Wooley, on Spring avenue. Miss
Wooley is chairman of the Junior work.
WELL, you never can tell these days.
W You go to bridge party for charity
and you spend a dollar say for your
ticket, and you feel you have helped
good and worthy cause, and are about
to have a nice time playing cards with
your friends; but, take it from me, you
had better know how said friends play
VI AuSo pcioiC sou SCI caught, dS WV n NS'
tain woman of my acquaintance at char
ity affair Of late. She bought her ticket
and Joined table where three women she
knew were waiting for a fourth player and
who asked her to join them. They talked
about points and how much each owed
and so on, and our unsophisticated friend,
thinking 1t a great joke, played on COM
nareptlv fi1l a xxaS ral llad for O.
freshments Imagine her horror when
one Of the women said well, we had
better settle up before we leave the
table. You owe $3.50, Mrs. H." Poor
woman, she was embarrassed to DEATH
and had to explain that she had not
played for money. She had thought they
were joking. The three women eyed
her rudely and made it very plain that
they. considered this not true, but that
she was a bad loser Suffice it to say
that she returned home and took back
to store frock she had bought that
morning, ard on receiving the money in
return for 1t sent it Immediately to the
woman who had claimed the amount.
Now the victinrpf this game was young
with this worlds goods, and who happen
TO know had purchased the frock after
having economical for several weeks to
De able to do so. Her husband, who is
much In love with her and feels very
much that he cannot afford to give her
me best in the land, was about as angry
man as would ever care to see AND
doubt II the three women involved in
tne affair will be able to count this
cnarming and much-sought-after young
couple among those >resent" at any af'
tairs they may give in some future date.
And the worst Of 1t is some will say
tnese things happen at charity affairs"
ana condemn the affair instead of the in.
oividuals who take advantage of such an
occasion to do these things.
NANCY WYNNE.
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Mrs. Albert p. De sanno. Jr,, and Mrs.
Edwin S. Hadley, of Oak Lane, have left for
Atlantic City. They will remain at the
st. Charles until after Easter.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Harry A. Ansell, of th'
Cresheim Arms on Allen lane, will give
dinner on March II at the Germantown
Cricket Club before the last dance OF tn,
season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Hetzel, Mr.. anS
Mrs. Frederick ]. Michel and their daugn-
ter, Miss Josephine Michell' left Yesterday
for ST. Petersburg. Fla, to remain for the
month of March.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-28

Miss Elsie Carroll, of Oak Lane, ha
gone to New York TO visit friends for sew
eral days
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DR. and Mrs w. Howard Wilson, o
Roslyn, Pa, have returned from Atlantic
City. where they spent some time at tn,
Dennis Hotel.
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oue Of which is in charge of a
special chairman, with Mrs. John
Nevbold head of the entire branch
ana Mrs. Laurence Butler, who
ms Marie Madeira, you know, as
treasurer.
The sections and their chair.
men are as follows: Arlington,
Mrs. Beauveau Borie; Rydal, Mrs.
John Gilbert; Jenkintown. Mrs. J.
Corbit lowering, Roslyn, Mrs.
George Kelly; Noble, Mrs: II. AL.
len Kripps; Elkins Park, Mrs.
Harlow Voorhees,; Lenox road.
Mrs. Walter Bailey; Emergency
AID, Mrs. Summer Cross. A head.
suarters for all the sections has
been esta blished in a room on the
Old York road opposite the bank
IN Jenkintown, and this will be
open every morning, that any re.
ouIred information may be given
and that new members may be
enrolled. Then, too, there will be
supplies to be given out. and, of
course, directions for using the
articles will be needed.
NF COURSE there is much
" amicable rivalry among the
units, and each is working for all
II Is worth to outdo the other.
You see there has never been n
Red Cross branch out Jenkin.
town way before. though the
Emergency Aid has been very
active.
Mrs. George Lasher has offered
the use of house near the sta.
ton at Rydal for the members Of
the Rydal and Noble units to bold
their meetings, and they are hard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-28

Mr. and Mrs. C. II. s. Howell. of Wayne
have closed their country home and are
spending several weeks at the Dennis, At
lantic City
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-28

MISS Eleanor Westcott. of 1924 Pima
street viii give bridge on SATURDAY. M
ner ne, nome Among the guests will he Mrs
W. Atlee Burpee. Miss Mary Dercum Miss
Dorinne Freeman Miss Ellen Orton. Misc
hatherine Newbold. Miss Isabel Miles Mrs
yntnuet Ig.na nay Miss Mildred Jack. Miss
Mary Kay. """ MISS
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street viii leave this week for Hot snrings
VA va, to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. william
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MISS Georgene Butler. of Wilkes Rarre
VINO has been spending several days in New
brunswick, ~ j. as the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Voorhees,, returned Mondav
anu wiz ne the guest OF her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lasher, at Pvdai Co.,
some time. toi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-28

Mrs. Frederick Jost. of 1904 Pine street
will receive informally this afternoon after
o'clock. Mrs. John S. Muckle will preside
at the tea table. No cards have been sent
out.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT 2OO0--Desirable rooms protes.
sional offices.
CHESTNUT, 20i3-Second floor suite, . rooms
and bath single rooms; electric light.
CHESTNUT 2O45-Suitc with bath; also single
rooms with running water.
CtrFSTNIrT dOOa-ponms communicating with
bath: gentlemen only. Preston 32s7 j.
PINE, SO2--Handsomely furnished communicate
ing rooms, near bath; also single rooms.
SPRUCE, lG33-Desir. rooms. single, en- suite,
private baths. south. exposure: pros. offices.
SPRUCE 2O22--Two Second floor rooms witi
bath; southern exposure; open fire: gent.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS NICHOLS, 1926 Bainbridge st. wants
English couples. German cooks. SS to $40;
other cooks to sG5; German Mattresses and
chambermaids ktChcnmaids and help for all
capacities. Phone. Locust 2l3O.
TANTED-Cooks chambermaids, childnurses
and houscwork girls: girls for institution
work; housskeepers Miss Rose Dougherty
1913 West Girard ave.
EDUCATIONAL and Domestic Emnloyment Club,
o25 s. Sydenham. 18th and Walnut-Cooks,
chambermaids Mattresses. nurses, Eovernesses
supplied and wanted. ---
MRS. HARVEY, 1919 Rittenhouse sd.-Reliable
help supplied and wanted numer ruus vacancies.
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BOARDING

GREEN ST. 17i0-Desirabe single and double
vacancies. with board. Poplar G035
PINE. 41lo--Beautifully located house; cool,
comfortable rooms, baths. hot water, porch
9th ST. N, 41o-Several attractively furn.
rooms. . communicating; steam heat; phone.
THE HICKMAN
5od st. and Parkside ave, opp. Fairmount
Park; desirable vacancies; excellent table.
Phone belmont 6+1O
THE LITTLE TEA ROOM in the Clermonta itth
and Walnut; excellent table. Raring I522 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

OUTDOOR SLEEPING PORCHES WITH
FRENCH EASEMENT WINDOWS. New Eng
Colonial staircase, dining room and breakfast
room electric and gas fixtures. parquetrS
noors terraced front and rear gardens, heavy
columned porches fine quality sl Of plqmS.ns'
These houses are in OUR EXCLUSIVE
RESIDENTIAL QUARTER. adjoining Park
and Parkway; Crosstown line, with tTce
transfers everywhere, and trains ten minutes
to City Hall. PEMBERTON ESTATES, Build
ers-Owners bsth and WILLOWS ave. Downtown
Office, s. 18th st. Phone Spruce BIOS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


ATTRACTIVE HOMES FOR RENT
Some Of them brand new-''NENER BEFORE
OCtl'plED"; porch and terrace fronts; per-
feet beauties. If YOU are looking for home
and are particular md want the best, consult
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD & co.
Spruce 3o7i. iT2I WALNUT 81. Race 8oaS.
Particularly examine 5243 y. 10th 81. \
beautiful Logan home for rent Open for In
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Continued from Preceding Column
ITlG t.ElpER ST.---One OF the finest old homes
IN the aristo, ratio section OF Frankford, con
tanning every modern Improvement; spacious
grounds, old shade. garage, etc: will be sold
at a great sacrifice; only very small amount
of cash required; balance can he financed for
r.srnl-ihc PARTY. Full particulars from
NORMAN ). SHERWOOD CO.. 1921 Walnut.
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APARTMENT HOTELS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


CoLORED BUYERS-Excellent 3.story JwaI.
ing. good neighborhood; every convenience: nns
wonderful opportunity
NORMAN $. SHERWOOD CO.
spruce ""Il. I21 WALNUT St. Race 3O25.
FOR SALE-l2-room house. $50 ". 18th s,
sf2OO; $1,000 can remain at 4-10; leased to
permanent tenant s45 month: want TO
sell this month; make offer.
THoS. II. QUINN, Sharon Hill. Pa
BARGAINS in homes and Investments uptown.
see US before buying; We'll save you money.
SADLElR son. 1915 Susquehanna ave.
WARDS sTH ST. HOMES; north Of Hunting
Park ave-, are complete In every detail; see
them at once. HETZEL & son. Agents.
CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
SEARS & BROWN
roe S. 18TH ST.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE on Rl.%T
BARBER HARTMAN & co.
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ON THE EAST SIDE OF 5iTH ST.

ON THE EAST SIDE OF 5iTH ST.
Mt Springfield ave., 1900 block south and just
I block north OF Chester ave-. IL located the
most attractive row OF 2-story houses that one
can imagine.
They are convenient to transportation, have
most ample and excellent hot.water heating.
electric lighting, with handsome fixtures good
looking. substantial hardwood doors, unusually
fine cabinet gas range and hundred and one
extra reHnements which make them perfect
little beauties; they are, In truth, THE
HOMES YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
your hearts desire in every way.
Most unsual circumstances make the price
rdiculously low; we have arranged the easiest
kind of terms; for small cash payment
perfect new home is yours-the balance to
suit your purse. -
nIshed sample house IL open day and evening
come see Cor yourself how much more sensible
II is to take advantage of this opportunity
than TO continue renting an old fashioned
unattractive home. We await your call.
NORMAN s.. SHERWOOD & co.
Spruce 39Ii. 172f WALNUT 81. Race sos.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY CHEAP HOUSES. any section. fnr
cash. Immediate answer. CHESiEh ~
ROTTNER. 1i2O Chestnut ct --------
SUBURBAN house. detached. urfurnished; Phiaa
County. 35th "..id preferred. s3o-s3o month'
winter mor.,ts or lease g 100, Ledger tent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06
GERNIANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
is OP T. "


PELHAM COURT was not built to make an
appeal TO every one--but to you who demand
The best and are accustomed to receive it-at
q price which. considering what you do de-
mand and receive. Is moderated VIII make
a strong, compelling appeal.
PELHAM COURT Is located at Carpenters
Station. Germantown. Just OF beautiful Lin,
coin Drive on the Pennsylvania Railroad, 90
or so trains day; surely transportation
enough for any one.
suites OF rooms and bath to rooms and
. baths; the size to suit your requirements
Prices are from $50 UP.
PELHAM COURT II quiet. perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL and located in an abso-
iutely ideal and exclusive suburban location
In a word, you may come to PELHAM
COURT and nnd a perfect suburban location
with transport tion unexcelled, an Ideally con-
structed building. quiet. dignifed elegant. You
may select an apartment of the size 70 suit
YOUR Individual needs: you will find all your
housekeeping problems solved and taken care
Of for you absolutely without effort on your
mart: YOU will find table OF the utmost ex-
cellence at a most moderate price. and the
same courtesy. service and attention Is uni
form throughout the entire establishment.
For full Information, arrangements Tor IN
specton and reservations call. phone or
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD & co.
SPRUCE 387l RACE ,so25
Or their representatives on the premises AZ
Pelham Court
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

SPRUCE ST. I6o4-Strictly highclass and
room suites with private baths; elegantly tur-
nished: choice location, exclusive patronage
moderate rates; references required
Two CENTRAL apartments; . rooms and bath
beautifully furnished. - 80. x,,.
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD CO, 1I2l walnut.
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WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture, broken jeweiry, gold. sil.
ver false teeth, feather beds. Antiques"
fSs Walnut Phone Walnut I026. Est. 1850.
1CIsrf Es feathers, furniture. false teeth. rags,
paper metals, antiques. hair: We pay 20%
more than peddlers. Uneeda Paper and Metal
Co s7th and Lancaster, Preston 59s5.
BROKEN JEwELRY. antiques. pistols, coins.
Coin books with prices pay mailed loc. y 3.
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING WANTED
Gentlemen. DO not set rid OF your CASTOR
Sowitz will buy your clothes OF any size. color
or makei will pay high prices for suits and
oyercoats, trousers, shoes also full dress
suits, will call on YOU any time you wish, In
or out OF town, Write Berkowitz o05 N. 10th
a. or phone Poplar 3003.
CAsT-oFF clothing; positively pay 500 Imorr
Than others; suits. overcoats. dr., suits. shoes:
ssnd postai i. cali, phone Dick, efb5t we call day
or eve. city. sub, Frlsdmsn Bros. 1sz4 South.
FURNITURn pianos carpets, snttqus.; entire
is!ss ssr' c'ss " s|se & ils fIdass 4 Il sss .'' now
SyY5ESB7yHIhlHRS t1st sE9 'I5IS' ~!
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

rrAJFFEI'R married expert mechanic.
ersnable 10 run any car; Simplex, Pierca.Arrow
AZ Packard preferred. William weaver,
Devon. Pa. Wayne ~. ..----..-.
1opprspoNDENT one who Is conscientious
and dictates 600 letters daily desires execu-
live position. G. 455, Ledger Central. .-
MANAGER Of manufacturing firm for years
viii, n years previous selling experience. de-
.sires 10 make change. 12G, Ledger Ofhce.
E0iJCITOR and salesman. thoroughly reliable
and eyperienced seeks real opportunity; high
est city references. G $50. Ledger Central
Young MAN, with car, dosires position selling;
host references 1891 w. Tioga st.
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I933 y. Broad at.
PENNsyLvANIA-sUB
AMBI.ER-.Country place. with wonderful posi-.
roSs 80 cs"Sndo s bar na poSs
houses; acres srSvs ra ceres meadoT mat nat.
S"'''''' ''' IT, j. DAGGER. Amber Pa.
pARRYo55 sprnstled road; sstoEy ,ny, srsms me
'iYoc&E!Mf E!fS + 5%WE3Rsa y ;S6S $. 18th st.
pARnYe,s story brick dyslli3g c, rooms
d S5's@ s5sCS beat, swoTE % s3S Darby
Gi.ENsIpE = California planned bynsalow.
splendid surronnddinHgs,ii H,i gas; - -srWsr hrepiace'
DE- Gele % f. Tf su s6a Senade at sta.
oAKMoNT--A,trectiye detached homes; every
bury bSs ifSSG q ne S'ss
Soo&e SS5TSSsa DI"E HaWerd ' Rt,er ace 7h Phs
or see Vim. s. Davis office South ArdmOre
at station. ----
RADNon-stono house. II rooms. 4 baths. all
cows stable gsrase noscTs ACRES wi old shsSs' DO
SFCANE- $4,000. dwelling and garage; corner:
lot 100xl25 feet: shade and fruit; house half
stone; slate roof: contains @ bedrooms, hot;
R fGT SshGRSE seS ss
BARKER Lansdowne, Pa
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
cMHREs AK grie Al oS5 Co orT, pE sds
SUBURBAN RESIDENCES for sale. or rent;
attractive locations; prices right, Maurice ].
Hoover. Real Estate Trust Bldg.
SUBURBAN HOMES, country places and build
Ing sites to suit all requirements.
II. c. HUNTER Wayne Pa.
SUBURBAN HOMES AND BUILDING SITES
j. r. JACKSON CO.
CHESTNUT AND 18TH SITS.
EI.kINS PARK-New Colonial dwE.. 10 rms.
baths; min from sta. MCCORMICK Nc
CORMICK. 1910 Chestnut ST. and Elkins Park.
LARGE LIST or SUBURBAN HOMES, sale or
rent. the Main Line or Reading r. r.
WM. H. WILSON CO. Norris Bldg.
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STORAGE
rYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEwRITERs RENTED
NoNyIsIRLEa-4 MONTHS 50
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEWRlTERS
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co.
sOS CHESTNUT ST. WAL. 25t0. MAIN a20
RENT A REMINGTON from the manufacturers;
visible models, So month. s1DO for .
months; rental payment applies on purchase.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.. INC, l10
s. 9th St, Philadelphia.
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ROOMS WANTED

! YOUNG MAN wants room. strictly private fam
lily; use OF bath and phone. 5i1, Ledger
Office.
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SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION: special scientific care:
nervous. elderly and rest cases; every COM
fort: nurses: booklet. DE-. Randall, Chestnut
Hill. Phila.. and Wildwood. n. j., by the sea.
CHRISTIAN SANITARIUM. unsectarIan; mod
ical STAFF: moderate rates: spacious grounds
Old York rd. to Broad St. south of Chelten ave.
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I.,,gar'
Observation-Disclosures

REAL ESTATE. mortgage and conveysncinl
VIM. ID. CHAMBERS
Ig33 n. Broad st.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS and large tracts OF
ground in all parts city also over .nn mfg.
sites. Meivin. i5i6.l6 Real Est. Trust lIiE.
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PENNSYLVANIA

WHY In the dickens don't you investigate
thu 22-acre slate; brick and stone Iroperty at
Peach Bottom" York Co., Pa? Do IL now;
there is a fortune In II for some one; we hope
It may be you; send for descriptive folder;
charge
rs acres op Skippack, pike. 3 miles from
Philadelphia city line: l1-room house. all con-
veniences and necessary outbuildings; 900 feet
front on pike: sla. 800; more adjoining land II
wanted GARIS & SINNER. Woolworth
BuildinE Bcthlehem, Pa,
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HEATING

HEATERS boilers. ranges. and rebuilt
removed for the Nartin-Ke'sev health heat;
will Install cheap. 1927 Filbert.
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Store
local Piek.ups

Miss Agnes Muhlfeld left yester-
day for Libby where she will visit
for about a week with Mrs. Ed
Leader.
Elmer Des Voignes, a prominent
rancher of Copeland, was a business
visitor in town a few hours We'd
nesday.
l have just received carload of
hard wall plaster from the u. S.
Gypsum company, which is the very
best product on the market. The
price $17.00 per ton with free de-
livery for all orders up to one-half
ton.-D. w. Parks. Feb2O-tf
A. Hickman passed through
town Wednesday on his way to the
mine at Hickman after attending
the annual meeting of the company
at Spokane. Mr.. Kloclmann states
the company will increase the out
put of the mine to a large extent
this year.
For Sale-A few good cows giving
3 gallons and over of milk a day
when fresh. Also some heifer calves
and yearlings. Prices right. Call
and see them if you want the worth
of your money. Yorkview Dairy.
Standpoint, Idaho. Feb20-t2
Last Tuesday j. H. Washburn
was awarded damages in the sum
of $50 against the S. l. railway
company for the killing of a cow.
The case was heard before Probate
Judge Henderson. S. f. Henry was
attorney for the plaintiff and H. H.
Taylor of Standpoint for the S. l.
A motion for change of venue in
the case of Causton Bros. VS.. Nick
Pappas was argued before Judge
Henderson of the probate court Sat
urday and the motion allowed. The
case will be taken to the district
court. 1t involves collection of an
account of $470.70.
Final disposal OF the estate OF
George Schofield, deceased, was
made last Saturday when the estate
was divided between the two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Clarence Fry and Mrs
August Hess and the widow. Bot
tum & Wilson were attorneys for the
Administrative.
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COPELAND

w. Bailey's mother is very i'll.

w. Bailey's mother is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sealover visited at
the Donehoo home Sunday.
Grandma Bradley is reported i'll
this week.
Miss Gertrude Chapen was very
i'll last week.
Miss Alice McAnelly is a Boomers
Ferry visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Chambers are Bon
ners Ferry visitors this week.
The lyceum of last week was very
we'll attended.
Mrs. Ellen Kerr is recovering fast
from her severe attack of pneumo
MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Etten and Miss
Woodland visited at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lipp Sunday of
last week.
George Olden and family, former
residents of Round Prairie, are NOV
ing back to their home at Cope
land.
The Dehlbom family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Gaudbaur one
day last week.
Loren Turner and Lloyd Stumpf
are cutting wood at the school on
the hill this week.
The logging at Copeland has de-
creased very much in the last two
weeks, owing to the thawing of the
snow.
Duncan Cameron is now bidding
his friends goodbye, for he intends
to leave soon for the northwest
The dance given at the Communi-
ty hall, February 10, was we'll at
tended, and good time was report
ed hv all
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Arthur Sankey spent the week end
at Macarthur.
Mrs. G. Hansen entertained Mrs
Ole Donnum and Miss Tjernberg
from Boomers Ferry Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Violet Curren entertained
a company of her little friends last
Saturday in honor of her friends,
Henry Fowler.
F. f. Dutton motored to Boomers
Ferry Thursday to bring his daugh-
ter home, who has been attending
school there. Miss Gertie will as
sit in her fathers general store
here.
Miss Bessie Curren, Miss Myrtle
Browning, Les Petrie and Ray Shot
fert went fishing Saturday after
noon. They sang song something
like this: whenever we go fishing,
the story is the same; we always
come trudging home without any
game"
The Macarthur and Highland
schools joined in a spelling match
last Saturday night, which proved
one of the best social events of the
season. A large crowd from Naples
and Macarthur attended and were
joined by many persons in the neigh
borhood. The Thomas children of
the Highland school proved them
selves the best spoilers and won
the honors, Floyd a signet ring and
Edna a book. Towards the close
of the evening the ladies brought
forth boxes which were sold and the
proceeds divided equally between the
two teachers, Miss O'Brien and Mrs.
Dunlap. The proceeds will be used
to purchase a basket ball for each
school. Miss Curren, the Nanles
teacher, did full justice at pro-
-nouncing the words.