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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-19

Sizes, IA to 20 years. Price. 20 cents.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-19

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
 SEEDS JOHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-19

Pictorial Review Costume No. -
 These Home DreSsnlan..ig for this newspaper from Pictorial Review.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-19

FLOWER AND vEGETABLE
 SEEDS JOHN RECK Q SoE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-19

''No one coul tell, for nobody knew, Why love was made to gladden. few. And hearts that would forever be
 true, Go lone and starved a whole world through"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-19

Then turn hem at neck edge and in, sert cord in hem, drawing fulness as desired. Now, gather entire lower edge of sleeve and join cuff sections as notched, leaving back seam free below small "o'' perforatton; finish for closing. Sew cuff to sleeve.
 To make the jumper, close right
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30
Woman and Electricity.

When woman is sulky ana Will
not speak-eSciter
II she gets too eXcited-controller.
If she talks too long--fnterrupter.
If her way Of thinking Is not yours
converter. .~ ST. o..
II she is willing to meet you half
way-meter. 49,.
If she will meet you all tho way--re.
ceiver.
If she wants to go farther-cOnduc.
tor.
II she would go still farther-dis-
patcher. ~
II she wants Observation-Disclosures
change.
Having called itself to order read
the records of the last meeting. given
several members leave to print their
speeches in tn record, congress adj
journs with the consciousness OF i
good days work well done.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30

urday. Mr.. Huckstep reports he has
i; 40 acres Of corn to plant yet.
Herman Grill and wife autoed out
to the Nissen cemetery Thursday.
Mr.. Nestlebush OF Omaha was the
overnight guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Piatt
Moore Wednesday.
The officers of the Mothers Council
met with Mrs. Joe True Tuesday and
transacted business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newman visited
at Chas. Campbell's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Miller was
shopping in Deloit Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herring and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Childress, Henry Thomp'
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Jordan and
Messrs Homer and Perry Huckstep
with their wives made Deloit a call
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson we're
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs Alan Ora.
ham over night Saturday.
I Bert Darling is laying the fOunda.
ton for a. large barn on the Henry
Schurke farm.
Ivan Patchin" returned home Fri
day from Lake Okoboji where he Wis,
tied at G. ]. NeWcOm's.
Springtime. y
written by Lyle Darling. l. yrs. old
9th grade.
SDringtime is here and the birds are
all singing.
Tho birds and the squirrels arc in the
tree tops a-swinging
The robins have young that will
soon fly away
And sometimes you can hear the blue
jay say Jay! jay"
The cattle are in the pasture and
the horses in the field
The farmers are talking about the
crops their land viii! yield
Tho meadow lark is on it's nest and
the violats are in bloom. -.
And the roses and the lilies will be
blooming very soon.
Nearly all OF the boys quit school
! to help out on the farm
And at night you can see them with
the milk pals on their arms. IVY
Mrs. J. Wilkinson and Mrs. Green
and Mrs. Beaman, visited at James
.Mckims Wednesday. ! ".sgr. .
Rev. Allan. was a. Dens0n visitor
Wednesday. ~,
Mrs. Ray Green and Miss Lucy Flint
were the guests of Mrs. Newton Mon
day evening to supper.
Miss Nathaniel Allen was entertain
ed at supper at Mrs. Ben Beaman's
Wednesday evening.
Herman Ratlje was 1t Denison Wis
itor Friday.
Fred Petersen of Otter Creek town
ship was in Deloit, shopping Satur-
day. ! ,,s,.5x ,.
Jake Sachau has been taken to the
Denison hospital where he is serious
ly i'll. His friends are hoping for the
hest.
Mrs. Alma Prentice spent Sunday
with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Evers and Mrs
John Evers and son a. Denison visit.
ed at Broder Boysens" Thursday
Rev. Allen went to Sioux City Mon
day, where he. met Mrs. Ahen and
they Will spend5a t ew days with their
daughter. MrssfM. ]. Purcell.
Memorial Sunday was appropriately
at the Methodist church
last Sunday. A large congregation
was in attendance. Three veterans
of the civil war were present. the OH.
~ survivors Of that awful strife In tho
Uncle George Landon
carrying Old Glory with his two
: Silas Streeter and John
Hickman. Rev. Allen preached from
the text, "Yea, have a goodly her.
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| y =
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Guy
Martin Friday afternoon. 7 There was
splendid turn out. salthough the
weather was very threatening TWEEN
ty.siX lunches were served and the
ladies whiled away their' time OF
this afternoon at the church to clean
house and want as good a turn out as
| to the luncheon. *
. The Deloit school closed Friday with
picnic and as. the day was lowering
some of them got a soaking before
Ethey could get to shelter.
I The La. s. will serve supper at
THE Brogden Building on Registration
Day, June 51h. Don't forget the date
Mrs. ]. Wilkinson came up to at
! tend the l.. A. S. Friday and on &C
count of tho storm was visitor at
James McKim's over night.
Fayette Noakes visited Saturday at
the John lessen home with tire. boys.
Ivan Patchin took dinner Sunday
with Mrs. Laura Noakes.
Star Spansled Banner in Panic
mime at Grill Hall June 9Th.
| H. ~. Myers anu NAilIIIu uIuCI anu
families visited at Fred Schuler's Sun
Gay. .r
Elder Barrett of Deloit filed the
Denison pulpit Sunday at the L.. D.
S. church.
Elder c. r. Harp preached Sunday
morning and evening at the l.. d. S,
church in Dcioit.
O.. w. Wicr and wife took their
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Lite
Miller.
Nora Jordan and Mrs. B. w. Rich
arason were penison shoppers Sat.
urday. /
Professor Webster 4left Saturday
for Dcs. Moines to .ehlet si4 Home
Guards.
Miss Castor went~to Iowa City to
take a course in the government
school for nurses. 'N
Mrs. Johnson returned to her, home
in Denison to spend her vacation.
Miss Cole goes to Dow City. Thus
the corps Of above teachers will go
their different ways and new teachers
with the exception Of Mrs. Johnson
will take their places this fall.
BE sure to sec the Civil War
Heroes Tuesday. June 9Th.
Mrs. Rye llObson was Denison
shopper Thursday.
Don't miss the TableauX OF Liberty
at Grill Hall Tuesday, June 5th. ,.
Deloit won the third game Of the
season from Odebolt. This was the
fastest game of the season, being a
pitching battle between Cunningham
and Maxwell. ~-
Score:
Deloit-2
Odebolt-1 s.' b.
Batteries-DelOit, Maxwell and Mes
tlebush. Odebolt Cunningham and
Conlerman. r..
Time-1 hr. 20 min.
Mrs. lessen and Miss Emelia jess
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Petersen and
Mr.. and Mrs John LeFrantz visited
Sunday at Broder Boysen's.
friedrich Petersen shelled and haul.
cd corn to Deloit Thursday. %
l.. A. Nelson OF Adaze Iowa, a cOls.
in OF Mrs Jay Fisher, is visiting them.
Mrs. John lessen visited over night
Friday in Denison with her daughter,
Miss lessen. ..t/
Mrs. Will Foster visited at Mr.
Isaac. Fishers Sunday. =
Jud Gary and gang of Denison are
moving the house that Jim Turner and
Milton Johnson recently purchased OF
Merle Myers on the farm to DelOit
where it will be located on Jim Turn
ers lot. As&
Mr.. aWm. Huckstep's smiling face
was SeenFOn the streets of. DelOit Sat
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30
Sl@ Reyvard. Sloo

pleased 70 learn that there IL ~ least
one dreaded disease that scienca ha1
been able TO cure in all ~ SeAS9s and
that 10 catarfh. Catarrh being 1featty
Influenced by constitutional con0itiens
requires Constitutional treatment. Hah's
scts thru IS. Blood 81 the ns
faces OF the System, thereby desttoytnK
the foundation or the disease. SiviM6 the
patient strength BY b,,ildlnE, up th6 COT,
work. The propristors have 10 ihacss
faith in the curative powers tof HAll'S
Catarrh Medicine that THY tomst 0ns
Hundred DOllare for any, case that Il fails
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
i Address r. j. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all DrnGstat. &C.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30

1t is reported that the Germans
still have small force of night watch
men on the eastern front to hold the
Russian army Of 100000 in check. ,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30

itage" His purpose was to show that
all the civil and religious liberty
which we ,eof this generation enjoy
were purchased by blood and sacri.
fee In the evening the subject OF the
Nations history"
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PAGE rfvf;

When the home team Is ahead with
q shower coming on, the grounds are
always too wet to play;~ With the visit.
ors ahead, it is cold feet to call the
game. |." y" y go Xs..[g-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30

There is never any trouble about
celebrating the national memorial day
as it comes at Il season when you
can see double header baseball game
very comfortably. >
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30

When you hear man predicting
that all this amateur gardening will
amount to nothing. it is quite possible
that he has food products to sell.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30

1t takes CONSUMPTION to get private
soldiers, but so far no difficulty is ex.
perienced in getting Officers blythe
volunteer system. -
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DELoIT ITEMS

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looical Conclusion.

Logical Conclusion.
Eclectic wires must he quick ten.
pered."
WHY
because it seems SO dangerous to
cross k"-Bal timore American
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30

Tramps are said to be scarce this
year. There is too much danger Of
getting set to work if they get out
from under cover.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30

While the pcssimists are explaining
to the neighbOrs the impOssibility OF
running a garden on account OF the
insect pests, the optimists have been
down to the grocery store and secured
a complete supply of bug poison. %
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When the garden doesn't do we'll,
it is of course always poor soil and
bad weather. and never any lack of
cultivation.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-05
Sbbe Narf Nofi3eu.

Srnu 9p6to @abel unb @eorpe D.
Smitb iinb Dienitas NbenO our9 30.
flor U. 9. Dalfer ju sinem @bspaar
sinsefsgnet woroen.
= @illiam @mmsl. pelher Dor 66
Sabren In Deuti6lanb eeboren muroe,
III geftern giahmittag In feiner Wobn.
uns on ytorb ssilmore apenue ssftor.
ben unb pirb Samftas beerbist. Sc
iiberleben ihn bic 8ittme, brei T51ter
unb feds S0bue.
Der IA Sabre alte Srani Dag,
gsrtp pon gtorb Sumner Npenue wurbe
Sreitas Nbenb an giorb Wain Npenue
auf Der Stelle set6btst, ais 8. 3. Bid.
ering BON Sarr StraBe ibn NIT ieinsm
Gutomo5il iiberfubr elm Rab lief BEN
3naben iiber ben 3opf unb 3erbrlidte
benielben. Der unfall mar unpermeib.
lid, oa oas 3inb beim StrnBenfreusen
permirrt murbe. iid umbrsbte unb Dor
Die Wafhine lief. Pidering itellte iih
ben Beh6rosn unb puroe Samftas fur
Elm ssrihtlides @ridsinsn untsr 81. 600
Dhrgifaft geitellt. auf bic Gnfla9e Der
unwilltiirlia.n G0btuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-05
&tabtratb.

Cine Srbinan3 iiir cine Drainir.
unssr6bre pon Deiton Selb bis 40 bem
9adamanna 5luB 1T Sreitae I'm Staot.
ratb sinsereitt morben, bamit bas
Selo iobalb uis m5sli1 brainirt mer.
ben fann.
Sn bstrsif bss @rin&.ns pon Ufa.
tbias Stipp. oaB er beim @rbausn oes
21. @arb Gb,ussianals nidt fur BE.
ihdbipunsen burh Standardization.
gen perantmortlih isin ioll, wuroe cine
biesbe3iislihe Reiolution porssleet.
Die Srbinanj fur cine 500. 900
8onoaussabe 3weds perihiebener Der.
beifsrungen uno neuen Seuerapparaten.
srbielt enosiiltise Bsftdtisun9.
9aut einem uorgelesten @utahten
6es StabtauwnlteS. 1T bte Sobnion
Saubfsrtisisits Shule fieuerfrti.
Da 60 6iterS porfam. ba6 bel Brdu.
ben bic Seuermebr on ibrer Grbeit &c.
binosrt wurbe, neil Hutomobile Dor
sinem Uaiieritod ftanosn. 10 murbe
cine Sroinan3 einsebra4t. wel9e bic.
ies itrafbar madt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-05
Oa& &bal obtpGrfS.

Iablur. = Nls Elm Wtotorcpcls nit
elmer Seitenfutihe an Sonntag Gbenb
,u Durpsa umitiir3te, nuroe Veronifa
8usfer pon Dat StraBe berauS unb
NIT benz 3opf seseu ben Hinnitein &C..
morfsn, baourh cine Verlesuns erbalt.
emo. mel&er iie auf oem S8ss gum 30.
ipital erlas. Soispb @armau uno feline
Sdweftsr Wfarp. oie Besleiter Der Ser.
unsliidten, entfamen unuerlest. @ar'
man muroe ipdter uerbaftet unb etnss.
itedt.-Durb cine Rafete. meld,e 9eft.
ern Ibeno ourd oas Dad Der Gimlin
& SO. Sdeune orang. fpurbe bieie In
Branb seiest uno uollitdnbis 3erit0rt,
nit einem Sdaoen uon So, 500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-05
Git unausipre9Ii9e S9msrsen.

sd lit on elmer untsrlsibsfranf.
belt. bic mir uuausipredlihe Shmer.
3en bereitete. Wtein Nppetit mar poll.
itdnbis uerihmunben Die yidhts Der.
bradte Id idlaflos unb ih mar 3u isbsr
arbsit unfdbis.A 90 ihreibt 5rau
Maria 9uftin pom 6incaib, 81.
raber.. fiigt fie biu3u, .@ott isi
Danf. nad fur3sm @sbrau1 bss vi.
penfrduters ueri9manoen bic Sdmer.
3sn uno iest erfrsue i'd mid gutter @e.
fnnbbeit.s Tauienbe baben @eiuno'
belt uuo 3raft in oem alten: 3siterprob.
ten 2rduterbeilmittel. 5orni'S NIsen.
frdutsr. seiunben. @s mirb ni9t burh
apothefer perfauft, ionbern bem Publi.
FUN birsft seliefert aus oem Elaborate.
rum Der 9srftellsr. Or. Better Sabrnsp
& Cons Co., @bieaso. 80.
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Bon Der &hbfeife.

alma. bic 7idbriae Tohter Der @he'
leute Glfreo Sohl pon @rown Guenue,
1T lsstsn Oonnsrftas seitorben.
Wtarion. bic 4idbriss Gohter Der
@heleute @onarb ytoa pon g8illow
StraBe. wurbe Sonntas priuatim i'm
ct. Wtarisn 5risobof 3u NO. 5 beer.
bigt.
Srdulein @lfie Wf. @ohsler Don SiiS
Webfter Npenue uno benjamin @lea,
ion Don XuSerne StraBe iino porlesten
Mittmoh Nbeuo burh Paftor s. 8.
Sled oils @bspaar einseissnst worosn.
gBabreno bes itarfen Sturmes irhb
Wfontag Wforgsn muroe Die S1eune
ots 3. Ruoin on Yrospect auenue
burh einen Blisitrabl anse,iinost unb
uerbrannte nit einem oarin befinolihen
werthuollen Pfsrb.
Sraulein Wtar9aret 3lo6 uon 0ocult
StraBs unb Dtarlin Wfalonsp pon
Semlod Stra6e iino Wtontag Wtor9en
In Der st Wtarien Girhe ourh Yfar.
rer 8eter 6. @briit gum 8uno fur oas
yebeu einseiesnet Dorben.
Ssnrp g8 aanse uon Pittston Nus.
nue., Der Dor etli1en Doben In bic
Nrmee eintrat uno baun bas erbaltene
Heiieselo uerssubets, anitatt nad isinem
8eitimmun9SoIt Su fabren. Duroe am
Samitas auf cine bissbesi9lihs anfla,
se In @rmanseluns Don 81 900 Biirs'
i4aft ins @sfdnsniB seianot.
Sidditsn Sonntas, ben 8. Snli, fin.
bet in ieiner 9alle bic @eneral' Ser.
iammlung uno Beamtenmabl oeS ar.
better Sortb. unb 8r. Tint. Ysreins fir
bas lauienbe Salbiabr Suli-De,ember
itatt uno iino aue Dtitsliebsr sriuht,
anmeieno 3u iein. @r0ffnuns Der Ser.
ammlung, Jfabmittag 2 ubr.
@ntmutbist unb nieberssihlassn, ba
ibr 9atte ibr nidt senus @elb CAB. um
ben Sausbalt 3u beitreiten. mahte am
Samitag abeno 5rau albert Siesmer
pon @eoar Nusnue mittsls 2euhtsas
einen Selblfmor6psriuh, ieboh purbe
| iie ourh ben Pulmotor Der Yoli3ei ME.
Der auBer 3sbsnssefabr 9ebraht.
Der bsutide Bionisr. gDiaiam u.
Sbmibt. 1T uorleste Mittwoh Yiaht
in jeiner Wobnuns on Siio Waibing.
ton slpenue i'm glter BON 80 Sabren
sur sroBeu armee abberufen morbsn.
@r miro pon finf T6btern unb 3nei
SSbnen iibsrlebt. Die Seiiesuns sr.
fOlste Sonntas tn SSaibburn StraBs
5rieobof.
ytad eiuer &ranfbsit pon mebrereu
Bohen 1T lsstsn Donusritas i'm stltsr
BON 81 Sabren Sobn 9. Bour pon
Sidcrg StraBe ourh ben COB abberu.
fen morbeu. @r mirb pon Der Wittme
uno 3p6lf 9inbern iibsrlebt. Die De.
eroisuns srfolsts Samitas, mad einem
Graueroienit In Der ct. Wfarien Girhe,
i'm 5riebbof Der @emeinos bel yio. 5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-05
Nprb &cranfpn.

- Der %. Sabre alte Sohn Ssa.
naudas uon @larfe StraBe 1T Donner.
ftas In Der @apusa 3ehe ourd cine
frih5eitis sriolste Sprensuns eridla'
gen worben.
- 5ianlein 3athrbn 8oos pon
Wpoming Npenue uno @bmarb Sbu.
mann pon: Serbinano Stra6e nuroeu
Samitas slbeno In Der 60. lutb. Sious
8irde bnrdI Paitor Gusuft Slider an
einem sliidliheu @bepaar einaeiesuet.
yiaf, einem @mpfans In Der Wohunns
Der Brauteltern traten bic iunsen @be.
leute cine 9Od,eitsrsiie on. nad pelhsr
iie fid In Serisp @itp, u. g., bduslid)
nieoerlaiien weroen.
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Staot un0 G0untb.
- 0aie 4incolu 1T am Samitas flu
Baoe3msde sr6ffnet norben.

= 9aie eincolu 1T ON Samitas fur
0aoeswede srOffnet moroen.
= Srdulsin Wtinnie gesbolo unb
SartD 8. WiacPeei. beibe friiber bier
mohnbaft. iinb leste Wode in Diil.
waufse. Dis.. ole elm @bepaar usrbnn.
ben morben.
= Die .. & 3. @ompanie bat on,
Wiontas 80 9teser Easel0bner pom
Siioen tmpfangen uno bielelben mur.
ben iofort nab @arbonbals seianbt, mo
iie arbeitsu iollen.
- Die Scranton ShulbebSroe bot
Wfonta9 giadt ben bisberlgsn Deputp
Staotfontrolleur Sobn R. Susbes als
Setretdr ermablt. als 9ta9folser bss
psrit. eugene 3. 5suows.
= Sames s. 3smp BON @iblon
StraBe wuroe Sonntas Nadmittas ae.
t6btet uno feline Satin psrlsst, oils elm
Strasenbahnwasen su 9tiasara Sails
Die @eleiie perlieB uno einen 25 5us
boheu abhans binabrollte. Nbt anos.
re Yerioneu wuroen auseroem gstDotet
uno nahe3u 3pei Duseno uerlest.
- Die 5eier bes 4. Suli ssitern mar
mie sew6bnlit cine ldrmenbs, obsleid
Der 8arm ni6t gong 10 fart uub an.
halteno mar. nie tn friiberen sabren
@s CAB feline Srdnbe uon Belans unb
Die au9smeloeten Yerlesuusen our1
5eusruert maren auh serins unb nur
etnise pou ihlinmer 9tatur.
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Ounmpre.

= 2oren,o Berelli pon Yotter Stra.
&c. Der uorfssten Sonntas bsm Wtan.
uel Wtoralbo bret .Dolhihnitte ju.
iiiste, muroe Donueritas obne Sulai.
iuns uOn Birsiduft ssbalten. ss,4I
SIN Nltsr pom 67 Sahrsn 1T Der.
flohene Donnerftas Natt In Der Wub.
uune ieiner Tohter 3u gBilfes.Barre
@sorse u. @uslert Der 0risbt'l1sn
yiierenfranfbeit erlesen. Der Yerftor.
bens Dohnte bis Dor Wohenfriit oabier
unb wiro BON swei E6htern iiberlebt.
Die 8siiesung fano Samftas i'm Dun.
more Srieobof ffatt.
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Sas alte oentide Spri9wort {:

nSebsr arbsitsr III isines Sobnss inert, I"
lift Elm sutes uno iollte uon Alsn be.
berjist wtroen. Der sem6bnlide Ia
sslObusr, Der seididts 9anowerier, Der
8aufmanu i'm allsemeinen, iolpie aud
Der Ssitunssoruder, iollten ole itsts
prompt.be3ablt. .merosn. osnn % LIT &C..
wDbnlib cine @riiten3irase. wslds nur
oas tlinssnbe @elo l6ien fann. @nt.
balt obiser Sas elm S8inf fur 9 te?
Das .Wobenblatt" iit iebsn Wo1sntas
often unb bsiBt Sis pillfommen.
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Mns Dem pberen $bale.
(@arbonbale @orreiponoen3.)

- Sm alter BON IA Sabren IN lee.
ten Donneritas Srau amelia Drausr
In ibrer Wobnung on yiorb Wfain
StruBe aeiiorbeu. Die Sesrbisun9
erfolste Sonntas.
= Die ftarf uerpeite 2eihe zines
Wtannes. bem Der 3opf unb bic Sii6e
fsblten. Ut Sonntas yiaft am llfer bes
@rpftal 9afe, flint Ufeilsn n6rolih uon
bier. burd stephan 3utid aufsefunoen
moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-05
Gin W1 ufiftenner.

(Sm 8onaert.) rWunberbar, bies
fer ~8raut6or aus 2pbengrin," es
sibt bait nur einen Wasner!"
.Das lit bod elm Straubi9er Wnl-
ger, Der au9enblidli9 gefpielt fpirb!"
nSp, 10. auf Dem proeramm ftebt:
wgrautmari9 aus benz 2obenerin". =.
oa bat man iebenfals am pobium
bic unri9tiee Hummer binsebGnst!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-05
Npn Nefersbura.

- Nm Dienitas ipurbe bic ON 10.
Suni srfolste 8ermdhluns BON 5rau
PauIint Bhfner uon Wbrtle Strase
unb George 6eins BON Dillom Strase,
bic ju Buffalo itattfano. anssfiinoist.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-09
QUIET DELL


Several Of our people Gttended ser.
vices q Samaria Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles Hawkins were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Sat.
terrified ct FairInont Saturday and Sun
Mr.. and MrA Henry Rudy and dsugh.
ten, Frances, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Finch on Burners Ridge
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Rudy were call
ing at Avis Henderson's Sunday even
ing.
Charles Henderson Was calling on
Herbert Rudy one night last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avis Henderson called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Rem Rudy Sunday
afternoon.
John Rudy spent Sunday night with
his daughter, Mrs. s. N. Linn.
M. and Mrs. Albert Neel were shop
ping at Fairmont Saturday.
Andrew Henderson and Cecil Linn
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. Al. Lien
near Boothsyille Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Lake were cali
ing at 8. H. Rudy's Saturday evening
Joe Fetty Is working for Il. B. Mere
dith at this writing.
Sam Linn was the Sunday guest Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-09
IS PLAI 10
BEGIVENT0N0RRON
The Ri6aIs ~ ha Given An
The Rivals to be Given An
Adequate Setting on
Auditorium Stage.

The people Of Fairmont win tomor
row evening at the Normal school
auditorium, have the opportunity Of
seeing one Of the Oldest and most pop
ular plays that was ever written, name.
ly. 1.-THE Rivals" by Richard Sheridan.
The play viii be presented by the Nor
NAL school Dramatic League, under
the supervision and direction Of Miss
Beatrice Fitzwater, expression teacher
Of the Normal school faculty.
The names Of Mrs. Malaprop and
Bob Acres, two Of the leading charac-
tiers in 1.-THE Rivals" stand out among
the most prominent characters Of Eng
lish comedy drama. Sheridan's power
Of creating characters in witty and
sparkling dialogue is perhaps without
an equal among English writer's for the
Special costumes, characteristic Of