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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12

L.
en- !
T29-Earl Graves Prester
73O-Allen Elliott Pleake
731-Clarence Alfred Pere-
DO m l
132-Robert Palmer
723-Charles Joseph Psenner
.T34-John Psenner
.735-George Pollus
.736-Perry Roberts
[, 37-Byron Smith
I72S-Charles Lucas Sale
I739-John II. Troendly, IT.
74O-Peter Christian Will
liam V. Dyke
lT41-Clarence RAYMOND
Wincteer
AMSTERDAM PRECINCT
1742-Anko Bos
1743-Garret Bos
1744-Corntiius Bos
1745-Arbie Duicman
~1746-Albertus EslSes
Eskes
Engeis
17i9-Kryn GortseUra
1T5O-Ralph Chester Hen
stock
.1751-Buford r. kuhns
TTE0TTortxn Kimm
'1752-John Roster
.1754-Dale D. Kunkcl
.E55-James Edward Price
.1756-Tony Rylaarsdam
f1757-Milse Stmivenga
Van Oyl0en
l1759- Bert Walcott.
MARCIA PRECINCT
l.. Armstrong
l17614Jacy Dale Alidaffer
Ii762-Harrv Beer
l1763-T .uis y. Bel
I1764-N. RAYMOND Bateman
l1765-Iohn Wesley Combs
~l1766-Herbert c.. Cobb
I1767-Chas. s. Conover
II. Combs
l1769-Festus f. Foster
l177O-Omer Ken Diehl
Atemon Den
ton
liTT2-Kelley Wilson DELPHI
i1773-Archie Cecil Divine
l1774=IIarlev Fleetwood
If7T5-Roy Fleetwood
i1776-Arthur c. Evans
I1777=Chas Oscar Floyd
.I177S-Joe Felix
I1T79-Ernest Rome Goodnigf
-I17SO-Tommie Gordon
I17S1-JOseDh Foster Gulick
l17S2-Judd Scott Gulick
II7S3-Arth,lr Hockett
i17S4-Brad Hurd
-I17S5-Leonard Hughes
I17S6-Wiuiam Jacob Hicks
, I17S7-George Ray Harvey
I17SS-Nrthur e. Hawkins
I17S9-Bernard Clyde Hoff-
man
-l179O-John u. Kessler
l1791-Clarance e. Lancast
1792-Winiam LAWYER
ltT93-Wiley Mcmillan
- If794-Ambrose Cornelius NJ
Cole
l1795-James McMakin
l1796-NViHiam McWa1ter
a-l1797-Ernest Sanford Mols
l179S -Herschel e. Malone
i1799-Leslie Jones Malone
i1SOO-Harold Bryant Malo
l1SO1=Claude Belden Neaie
1SO2-Lloyd Vernon Nich'
son
I1SO3=William w. Newber
l1SO4-Fred Naser
. l1SO5-Thomas Sindney Nic
! olson
~l1SO6-Francisco Negrete
l1sO7-Joseph Leon olivier
RI 1SOs-David Charles Pierc
~ Jr.
l1SO9-Ralph l.. Pielstick
l1S1O-Harry c. Parsons
l1S11-Wesiey Emery Pears
l1S12-Alyandri Perez
1S13-HIarvey Edward Ran
l1S14-Wuliam Francis Ra
enscroft
l1S15-Harry II. Robertson
%" 1S16-Joseph Clifford Robe
l1S17-Homer Friedrich Rai
seyer
l1S1S-Arthur r. Scott
l1S19-Joseph Sterner
l1S2O-Harry Arthur Strad
l1S21-Robert Stacy
at 1S22-Ruben Aiverado ST
1S23-William Oscar See
on 1S24-Clifford f. Showers
u 1S25-Sam C. Stradley
/ 1S26-Clyde Snow
1S27-Hugh Stanley Sheld'
IL S-v Edward Tay
1S29-Rupert Tegan
1S3O-Marcus Tegan
l1S31-Lucien Whitman Vo
OH hees
'on 1S32-Pabio Villalobos
x -l1S33-De1es VanZante
,ru tS34-Ernest Williams
iis 1S35-Taylor Scott Villa
son
PREcIN'
i1S3G- Jose Appellaniz
lk-l iS37-Pes i F. Ahlquist
tS3S-Antonio Jose Almei
Ter tS39-Earl Brewer
l1S4O-Rollo Buckley
ty lts41-Morley b. Blackburn
1g-ltS42-Orvin Bertelson
tS34-James Dan Brown
d. 1S44=Frederick Royden T
Better
ltS45-Roy Winche1 Bentc
tS46-Emery L. Bryant
en- iS47-Sidney John Babcoc
's4S-John Base
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12

,153-Kane Miyagishima
l154-Frank william Mar
shall
2155-Robert Marshall Max
well
2156-Charles Eugene Nc
Nelly
,157-Wilford Samuel Norris
1l5S-Marvin Monroe
2159-Perry Edward Methven
Thomas Mitch
ell
2161-James Wesley Norris
2162-Homer Victor Miller
2163-Edward MONTE
Abraham Mel
Cambell
.2165-Francisco Navarro
2166-Sakichi Nishizawa
2167-Jens Nicolaysen
216S-Roy Charles Norman
216g-Frank Justis Noble
217O-Clarence F. Orth
2171-Arthur William Ostroml
.2172-Frank Joseph Orth
2173-Earl Fielding Owsley
Henry Prather.
I2175-Karl War Peterson
l2176-Henry Clay Perkins
Henry Pass
more
l217S-Otto Parry
~l2179-Clarence Erroin Price
l21SO-John Edgar Quist
lg1S1-Carl Martin Quist
l21S2-Clark Allen Rathbun
Adam Roth
l21S4-Arthur Chester Rad
ford
l2lS5-Winis David Rabun
l21S6-Candido Raybal
l2fS7-Wayne Franklin Rus
sell
3tSS-Joel Barnes Rice
I.lS9-Willard Glasgow Rath-
bun
lg19O-Charley Shuster
2191-Sisto SandolaI
192.James Sutton
l219S-Amos George Shaw
i219i-Earle Samels
lg195-Boyd Smiley
rI2196-Frederick johannes
Soeters
l~2197-COlville David Stearn
.219S-Cnaries -. Sorensen
I9199-Franl6 Henry Shurtz
l22O0-Arthur James Stearn
l22O1-Earl Saxton
I2202-Raymond Stureman
122O3-Juryen Sipkens
i2204-Curtis L. Smith
~2O5-Nat Walter Smith
l22O6-Frank Sample
.l22O7-Wiliam Thomas Shad
den
I220S-Don Dudley Smith
2209-Ryota Tanaka
e21Q-William Dear Talent
=, I2211-Frank Tyson
i2212-Jerome Ernest Tolbe
!. 221S-Chester Thayne
i2214-Curtis Albert Vaughn
l2215-Sam Vastas
I2216-Arthur Cecil Voigt
,~..2217-Ralph Earl Weaver
I221S-Roscoe Elmer Wake
I2219-John Ellsworth Wire
I222O-Joseph Albert WindolI
2221-Darell Clare Weaver
..2922-Cullen Herbert wills
222S-Darl Omar Walter
l2224-Ray Winans
-2225-Tom Gilbert Wilson
2226-George Harvey VIII
hanson
l2227-Clarence Henry Win
n-222S-Harry Ward Wright
80 2229-George Lin Watt
223O-Rolla Lyon Wright
, i2231-Benjamin Harrison
Williams
I2232-Robert Ohio Villa
osn
,t.l2233-Lester Willett
Westfield
l2235-Roy Williams
t2236-Asa Williams Wilso.
2237-Roy Ernest zbinden
BUHL
Precinct No. ?
I223S-Paul Andrew Amos
'h 2239-Albert J.. Amos
= 224O-Claude b. Ames
2241-Karl NJ. Andreason
yer 2242-Chauncey Arnold A
drus
u l2243-Francis Marion Ami
y Jr.
81 l22i4-Arthur Chapel ALE
l2245-Roy Thompson Ada
2246-Chris Alogogian
2247-Carl Manti AndersC
224S-Harry E. Birge
i2249-Ray Everett Brown
i2250-LeRoy Lincoln Bee
an ley
l2251-Edwin Bitterli
l2252-Gottlich Bake
CT l2253-Emil Bernardo
IA l2254-Lee e. Baxter
l2255-Harry w. Barry
u I2256-Fay O. Belden
'iu l2257-Ernest J. Beck
i225S-Claire J. Barker
l2259-Ernest Robert Ban
I2260-William Brace
,2261-Harold R. Browne
ouiu c. Brunar
2263-Chester I. Baker
2264-James Nicholas Bl
o ley
I2265-Mead Brown
aO 2266-Emerson r. Bidwt
l2267-Walter L.. Beer
l226S-Clarence Friedrich
Bowers
ID0eQ Au,o- = D.1oIr~
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PRECINCT

ROBERTSON PRECINCT /.
l99S-Arthur David Acuff
I999-Orville Sylvester Boggs
,O0O-Tillman Grant Batty
2OO1-Percival c. Boss
l0O2-Thomas Edward Beck
2003-Clarence S. Batty
20O4-Harry La Vird Craig /
20O5-Charles Stuart Grove
2O06-John William Cochran
2007-Wallice West Craner
2O0S-Charles Elmer Dobhin
2009-Curtis James Decker
Scott Ducey
2O11-Raymond A. Dahlquist
2O12-Clifford Fike
2O13-Archibald c. Glasgow
2014-Charles z. Greene
20l5-Ernest e. Green
2OlG-John w. Greene
2O17-Howard p. Gibbs
Bruce Colt
2019-Karl T.. Hickenlooper
202O-Ralph Jacob Hueter
1O21-Clyde Helmick
2022-John Heckli
I2O23-Harold a. Jones
l2O24--John Joseph Jones
l2O25-Ruben NJ. Jones
l2026-Jack Koskela
l2O27-George w. Loveless
l2O2S-. b. Langford
j. Maltby
leO30-Anton Machacek
l2O31-Lester Guvay Nicely
l2O32-John w. Owens
l2O33-Lester ANGLE Prentice
l2O34-Rollan b. Prentice
l2035-James a. Penewell
l2036-Constantin Renne
l2O27-Roy Smalley
l2O3S-Earl C. Smith
l1O39-John l.. Smith
,2040-percival r. Smith
I2O41-Jesse Grant Strader
l2042-Earl y. Smith
I2u43-Jess e. Smith
l2O44-Frank NJ. II. Smith
l2O45-Cecil b. League
l2O46-Geo. b. Thompson
~l2O47-Arthur e. Terpstra
l2O4S-Ovel w. Wilks
l2O49-Charles Henry Warne
l2050-Pieter Woldring
l2O51-Frank Yates
BUHL
.el Precinct No. I
~l2O52-Vernon Joseph Amen
l2053-Friend Leroy Alvord
l2O54-J. Chester Allen
~l2O55-Lemuel Martin Alley
l2O56-Geo. f. Allen
2O57-Olivcr Steve Anderso
l2O5S-Guy Nathaniel Ault
"l2O59-Raymond Brewer
l2O6O-Rollie Russell Brannc
l2O61-Leroy Chester Ballow
l2OG2-Raleigh Ashley Beegl
ley
l2063-William Arthur Becl
ley
.z2O64-David Berenter
2O65-John e. Buckley
,,.l2O66-Winiam Jordan Bra'
'2O67-John Ruby Bennett
2OGS-Thos. Blaylock
'2069-Thomas Lawrence Ba
ron
2O7O-James Wilbur Benn'
2O71-Clyde Orlando Ballaf
~I2o72-Raymond Best
i2O73-Clarence Frederic b
>. I2O74-Volney Custer Burn
I2O75-Lewis Albert Bitz
2O76-Ed. Barlow
2O77-Clarence Eugene Ok
'n7S-James Arthur Colen
|-2O79-Bernard James Call.
20SO-Louis Manen Corbel
'2OS1-William Lloyd Cobu
I~2OS2-Fredrick Malcolm CT
nev
l20S3-Albert Harrison Ca
20si-Leonard Cartee
I2OS5-Robert Cook
2OS6-Chester Myer eagle
l2OS7-Charles Alva Cartee
l2OSS-Avery Garfield Con
-, slant
l2OS9-Walter Judson Cox
l2O9O-Archie Byron Capri
2O91-Chester Elihugh De
Board
I2O92-Earnest Meredith 2
2O93-John Alfred Davis
.2O94-John Joseph Durkii
John Dohert
l209G-John VIM. Dahlqui
l2097-Tom Hudson Davis
i209S-Grover Davis
2O99-Chester G. A. Divel
21O0-Arthur B. Fairchilt
i2fO1-Ether Fairchild
2102-Harry Fox
y 2103-Winiam Seymour F
child
l21O4-C1arence p. Grubb
I21O5-Martin Lewis Cruz
l2l06-John Macdonald G
ham
l21O7-CSrl Myers Grayso'
urttl210S--Gienn Clarence Coz
21C9-Wnliam Ginapp
l211O-Van Lew Graham
well, 2111-Wi1liam Raymond
Green
iett l2112-Adelbert George G
Wis 2113-Griffey Gordem G
nam
es Fred Gerf
l2115-Fred CARRIER
ayes 2116-Henry Fred GrieshI
ohm 2117-Fred Gerber
l211S-Otis Grieshaber
l2119-Raiph A. Hope
l2120-Frank Fay Haun
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12

s49-Reuben August Bertel-
son
S5O-Lorenzo \. Barber
s51-Alfonzo Blackham .
s52-John V. Caddy I,
S53-Franklin Cluster
s54-Joseph S. Caddy
S55-Walter G. Carson
s56-Claude Earl Chaplin
S57-Earl Robert Clark
s5s-Narion Cluster
S5e-Robert Lee Conrad
II. Caddy
6. Chambers
Henry Clement
.S6s-Emerv ). Cowles
Is64-.Tohn William Campbell
Subsidiaries Wise Dake
tS66-Melvin Andrew lew
ney
lS67-Aibert c. Dyer
iS6S-Jesse James Downey
is6e-Thomas Erton De-
Weese
Clyde Ellis
tS7i-Roy William Earl
1S72-Joseph Luther Ford
1S7s-Clinton Ray Fullington.
1S74-Clifford c. Flynn
Charles Gray
heal
1S7f-M auricio Guerricaeche-
barria
Grayhea.
f. Garland
1S7Y-JocI b. GOrreil
.1SSO- Ernest II. Goccr
ISL Dane Hrnjak
G. H2ilman
'iSS}--Lou Heller
llS>l- Frank Edward Hast
ings
l.. Hood
l1SS6-Hugh Allen Hutchins
i1SS7-Hugh w. Jarren
l1SSS-Archie farrell
Jalich
lfS9O-Laurence Daniel Judy
l1S91-Samuel Jasper Kelso
l1S99-Samuel Wesley King
i1Sq3-John d. King
fiS94-Frank Kinney
i1S95-Earl G.. Lillibridge
~i1Sa6-Lonnie Ccphas Lilly
So7-Lovd r. Lewton
l1S9s-Emit Ferry Lowe
.1S99-NIartin Miller
,t90O-William Arthur Miracl
l19O1-George Milich
i19O2-William Mallinsen
.1gOS-Arthur Lee Mahou
l19O4-Carl ]. Meller
i19O5-Porter NJ. Moleswortf
l19O6-James Ellsworth Muir
ray
i19O7-George Dillman Meek
l19OS-James friedrich Nor.
g%enstern
l19O9-Philip Mil
i191O-Jamcs c. Noll
I1911-Paul II. Neumann
i1a12-Joe Orbea
l1913-Frank PolegrenO
1914-Chester Micthcl Phel.
1915-Thomas e. Pritchard
I1916-Jesse Emmons Pribt
l1a17-John =. Quigley
l191S-Ralph w. Qualls
~l1919-Richard Rush
1926 Ely J.. Rudan
I1921-Nish RudiX
i1922-Clarence NJ. Rector
- Rutherford
l1924-Winis Benjamin RAY
l1925-LeRoy Samuel Rope
l1926-Ira Melton Rinker
I1g27-John Henry Richard'
l192S-Burton Kirtz Shryol
l1929-Tohn A.. Sartorius
1a3O-Mile Sekulich
I1931-Claude X. Sartorius
-ht 1g32-Samuel Columbus 81
yer
I1933-Eimer Sellers
If934-Virgil Scarborough
I1935-TTenrv r. Senften
Albert Sno
I1937-Paul William Sincla
i193S-Frank Vaclav Sucha
l1939-John Myatt Seiber
l19fO-Wirliam Alfred Smi
wick
~19i1-Fredrick Emil Tscl
i1gi2-William d. Todd
ter r. Teed
1944-Henry Earl Turner
ll945-Winiam Warner TIL
1c- mas
l1946-Bude Vukmir
I1947-Iames r. Woody
I194S-White Hill william
see 1949-FIoyd Alexander W.
ruff
l195O-Frnest Waters
one 1951-Arno Wynn
ie l1952-Honnold Seth Welt
loI-
THoMETZ PRECINCT
1953-Raymond Franklin
oh Adams
1954-Ray Myron Berry
Branan
Edmund B
"a l1957-Charles Emery 30
l195S-Greek Black
l1959-Hurschel Lyal Cald
l196O-Robert Leroy Court
.son 1961-Mnton Elisha Doss
Johannes
.ney
~ 1963-David Berger GRAY
1964-Harrison Griffith
1965-Charles Evered CIR
arts 19G6-George Leonard j
nm son
i1967-Ralph Clifford Joh
son
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12

Keep cool but stick to your fIanusss.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12

WE PASTURE stock. Edwin Dxws-
man.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-01-18
NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS
OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
REDFEARN-RIVERS COMPANY.

Pursuant to authority conferred
upon the undersigned by the Secre-
tary of State of the State of South
Carolina NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
EN- that the books of subscription of
the capital stock of the Redfearn-
Rivers Company will be opened in the
Offices of Hanna & Hunley, attorneys,
Chesterfield, S. c., 10 am, Saturday,
January 20, 1917. Capital stock OF
said company will be Ten Thousand
(S1O,OO0.O0) Dollars, divided into
Two Hundred (2OO) shares of the par
value of Fifty ($5O.OO) Dollars, with
permission to increase the capital
stock to Twenty Thousand ($2O,OOO.-
00) Dollars, the total of Four Hun
dred (4OO) shares of the par value of
Fifty ($5O.0O) Dollars each.
January 18, 1917.
2. T. REDFEARN,
L. B. RIVERS,
Board Of Corporators
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-01-18
At The State Cap.

Governor Manning vetoed the bill
reducing the amount of whiskey that
may be ordered to two quarts. The
bill passed both houses last session.
He also vetoed the Laney Act provid-
ing for the teaching of agriculture in
public schools.
The Columbia State says that the
following bill has been introduced by
Mr.. Rivers: A bill to make it unlawful
Tor automobiles, motorcycles and
other vehicles to be intoxicated on the
public highways.
Representative Macfarlan has been
appointed to a place on the House
Committee on Education and the
committee on Police Regulations.
MIR. Rivers is assigned to duty on the
Ways and Means Committee. ~
Among the new bills introduced
was one by Mr.. Rivers reducing the
quantity Of whisky permitted for per-
sonal use and substituting go pints of
beer.
Representative Rivers has intro
duced bill in the House for the
State of South Carolina to purchase
1000 copies of Murray's Criminsl
Law, principally for the use of the
magistrates.
Of great interest to local voters
| was the first record vote in the House
of Representatives on the motion to
have Warehouse Commissioner Nc
Laurin reconsider his resignation.
The Chesterfield delegation split over
this matter, one voting each way. The
motion was tabled.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-01-18
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween ]. s. McGregor and M. L. Ra-
ley under the firm name Of MsGregor
& Raley, doing business at Ruby, in
Chesterfield county, s. c., has been
dissolved. The business will be con-
tinued by j. 8. McGregor at the afore-
said place under his individual name,
and the said J. S. McGregor has as
sumed all Indebtedness of the firm,
and all persons being indebted to
said firm will make settlement with
j. S. McGregor at Ruby, S. C.
J. S. McGREGOR,
AZ M. l.. Raley.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-01-18
Mrs 2. 3. Lucas Is rapidly improv-
lng after a recent sickness.

mrs. 2. p. Lucas Is rapidly improv-
ing after recent sickness.
Mr.. Ted Melton recently sold his
entire cotton crop for prices ranging
Deeween 26 and 80 cents per pound.
ceived. '' ~
The Chesterfield Hardware Co. IN
the name under which the Duyalls. of
Cheraw, will conduct the business re..
Gently purchased from the ArmfiaId
Hardware Co. It is understood that
the new store will open for business
next Tuesday.
Mr.. j. M. Rivers has about recover.
ed from his recent illness.
1t is rumored that Mr.. e. s. N. Rol-
Inns, who is conducting mercantile
business in Chsraw, will move to
Chesterfield in the near future. Mr..
Rollins will be welcomed back to his
home town if he decides, as others
have decided before, that "Chester-
field the CHEEKY" is the best town.
The land sale near Patrick was
largely attended although the weather
was very disagreeable. A great many
complimentary things are being said
about Prof. Henderson and his tune
sters. The Chesterfield Band furnish
ed the inspiration for both buyers and
sellers on this occasion, and though il
could not drive away the rain, it's de.
lightful strains of music could and
did drown the sound thereof, so that
the land did not seem quite so we;
and the spirits of both buyers and
sellers not nearly so damp as they
would have been had not the benign
influence of tho band been felt.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-01-18
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE REDFEARN COMPANY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
REDFEARN COMPANY that there
will be a meeting of said stockholders
at Twelve, Noon, Friday, February
16, 1917, in the store building of The
Redfearn Company, Chesterfield, S.
c., for the purpose of voting on a
resolution to liquidate and dissolve
The Redfearn Company.
Notice given this January Is, 1917.
z. T. REDFEARN, President.
AT D. f. REDFEARN, Secretary.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-01-18

Buffalo Bill( William Cody), the
noted hunter and scout, is dead at
the age of II.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-01-18

Mrs. D. M. Barentine, who has been
seriously i'll, is improving.
Mr.. w. N. Ratliff, of Mt. Croghan,
was in town on business yesterday.
Two children Of Mr.. R. E. Rivers,
who have been sick, are improving.
Messrs. A. L. Griggs and B. Thur
man Teal motored over to Bethune
Sunday.
Mr.. Perry M. Therrell, of Mt.
Croghan, visited in Chesterfield last
Sunday.
Mr.. R. M. Myers will move into one
of the Perkins houses before the first
of February.
Professor Coker will occupy the
house recently constructed for the
Rev. T. B. Owens.
Mr.. G.. w. Eddins has been appoint
ed as Registrar of Vital Statistics for
Courthouse Township.
The Rev. j. L. Tyler, who has been
suffering from the grip and bron.
chitis, continues to improve.
Mrs. Charles Hunley and little
daughter, Margaret Craig, are conval,
escent after attacks of the grip.
Vital statistics for Courthouse
Township for the year 1916 show q
record of SO deaths and 249 births.
We were glad to see Mr.. B. R. Riv.
ers, of Clumbia, in town Tuesday
shaking hands with his many friends
Mrs. S. M. Wingate returned home
last week after an extended visit to
relatives at Kingstree and other
points.
Mrs. A. L. Griggs and sister, Mrs
| b. Thurman Teal, spent last week
with their sister, Mrs. A. M. Gardner
of Bethune.
| Mrs. j. L. Kimball, of Statesville
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. G.. G. Douglass, returned hom,
last week.
No corn meal is being shipped int,
Chesterfield now as the Davis mill i
furnishing the stores with a superio
home-ground meal.
.s.
Mr.. j. II. Buchanon, an old Ches
terfield boy, has returned from Flori
da, where he has been working, an,
has accepted position with the C. !
l.. railway.
Sheriff D. P. Douglass attended tn
annual meeting of the South Carolin;
Sheriff's Association held Tuesday il
Columbia. Mr.. Douglass was elected
vice-president of this important body
Mr.. John Lucas, who has been will
the American Telephone and Tele
graph Company for some time, ha.
been transferred from Florida tt
Chattanooga, Tenn. This makes thu
second promotion for Mr.. Lucas in .
short time.
! Supervisor Knight went into Office
on Tuesday. T. E. Mulloy, of Ches
terfield, and Jesse Turner, of Page
land, together with Mr.. Knight, will
comprise the County Board. Mr.
John d. Smith will serve as clerk.
Quite an interesting law suit will
soon be instituted by the heirs of tn,
late Archie McQuaig for recovery o.
valuable land on the Chesterfield
: Wadesboro road, which is covered by
the will of Archie McQuaid and datec
1858.
Miss Mildred Laney expects to re
turn to Columbia College, Columbia
! on next Monday, after having beer
home for a week on account of i'll
health. Miss Laney has prominent
part in the winter recitals that will
soon be given at the college.
Mr.. P. H. Mash, civil engineer, fol-
the P. B. McCrary Co., of Atlanta, is
expected in Chesterfield to-day to sur
vey the town with reference to the
proposed waterworks and sewerage.
After survey and estimates have been
made, a meeting of the citizens will
probably be addressed by Mr.. Nash
on the subject
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-22

School reopened Monday with the
measles epidemic well checked.
IN REMEMBRANCE OF cornell
JUS
One smiling face, one cheerful voice,
Has vanished from our sight;
We had no choice, when the still
small voice,
Gently babe his soul take flight.
One empty seat in the classroom,
Reminds us of him who has gone;
No merry shout to Danish our doubt,
From the playground rings anon.
But we stop a moment and think of
the home,
Left desolate and silent with grief;
OF the hearts full of pain, for which
no grain
Of comfort can bring relief.
All. how hard it must be to parents
heart
To have from its side rudely torn.
One whom on all. however small
Their every thot was borne.
His mission in life was ended,
And our Heavenly Father saw fit
To take him away with Him to stay,
And near His throne bid him sit.
Think of him only as a happy boy,
In land much fairer than ours,
For he has left this life with all its
strife,
And in heaven will bloom like the
flowers.
But We who are weary with grief to-
day,
Just think of the home above,
Where pain is ended, and he is be-
friended
And surrounded with a Fathers
love.
Edna Daniels
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-22
SILO CLUB

Several farmers in the vicinity of
Lynden have formed Weyerhaeus-
er Silo Club. This club is for the pur-
pose of securing the lowest price,
best terms, and car lot rates on
freight from Everett, Wash. Four
farmers have already Joined with Ad-
olph Kloeke, the first to sign. P.
Bellingar is the local Weyerhaeuser
agent, living just south of Weiser
Lake on the Guide road. Phone AL
XII ia.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. F. L. Wood has returned from
a visit to Everett.
The high schoo track squad turn
ed out for the first time Wednesday
evening.
Pupils of Mrs. H. Elenbaas gave a
fine piano recital Saturday at her
home. Relatives and friends of the
students were present
The council has under consider
alton an ordinance requiring proper
ty owners to keep their sidewalks
clean of snow and rubbish.
A fire alarm was turned in Tues
day for a slight blaze at the residence
of Ray Slade. but the flames were
extinguished before the department
arrived.
Dan Vandermeer, who moved to
Cheney last fall, says in a letter
received here this week that Arthur
Jacobson and G. Vanden Brink are
now working on ranch there at S45
a month until harvest. No seeding
has been done there yet, as there is
some snow still on the ground.
First degree work will occupy the
attention of the knights of Pythias
Monday evening.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-22

A delightful entertainment was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Jameson Tuesday evening by the
Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. Church. A
fine program was given by Misses
Gilliland, Harris, Ashby, Biehler.
Topping, Cole and McKinnon, and
Mrs. George Carlson and Walter
Fisher. Coffee and cake was served
after the program.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-22
UNION EVANGELIsTIC SERVICES
WILL BEGIN NEXT SUNDAY

Union Evangelistic services under
the direction of the Baptist and Meth
odist churches will open Sunday ev-
ening and will continue indefinitely
at the Methodist Church Rev. Burton
A. Hall, a distinguished evangelist
will conduct the services, and Prof.
Pyrl o. Gates will be in charge of the
singing.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-22

If you haven't already discovered
the Jolly Good Time" those attend
ing the w. o. w. Old Time Dances
have, don't miss the next one Friday
night, Apr 6, at Hawley's Hall.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-22

MONEY TO LOAN on well improved
farms. Reasonable terms, no delay.
d. J. Zylstra, Phone R 031. 3-22-2t-o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-22

DR.. S. S. Howe, oculist and aurist.
At DR.. Mounter's office Tuesdays
Glasses accurately fitted.