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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
Catholic Sisters r. c. Nurses

Carrying a gospel of mercy and
good cheer, ten sisters OF the Order
OF St. Vincent ard st. Paul. better
known as Sisters of Charity, are on
their way to Italy, where, as Red
Cross nurses, they viii pursue the
mission for which the order was
founded, that of COMFORTING and
caring for the sick and wounded.
The sisters. who arc from Base
Hospital l02, Birmingham, Alabama,
are a part of a unit to be known
as the I.oyola Unit, which is finano-
ed by Mrs. John Dibert of New Or
leans. 1t was at the suggestion of
DR.. J. A. Danna. of New Orleans, who
is to be in charge OF the unit that
Mrs. Dibert donated lM,OO to the
Red Cross to be used in financing the
entire expedition. Sister Chrysostom
is to be the chief nurse OF the unit.
When the unit arrives in Italy, it
will be divided into groups of ten,
each group to be in charge of one. Of
the sisters as a chief nurse.
Speaking for the Sisters, Sister
Chrvsostom said:
I'VE are all registered nurses and
are anxious to go across and get to
work"
Asked if they were volunteers, she
replied;
"All Sisters of Charity are anxious
to 60, so it was necessary to select
us. We will have charge Of the
operating rooms and hope to do our
full duty in bringing our American
bows back to health and happiness
War nursing is lot new to Sister
Chrysostom, as she was a Red Cross
nurse during the Spanish War, hay
ing served at the Naval Ho'oital,
Portsmouth, Virginia, and at the Army
Hospital, Fort Thomas, ky-Red
Cross Bulletin.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
w. T. Dixon's Hospitality Enjoyed

Twenty men u Columbus won't Out
to the ranch of w. T, Dixon recent
~ and spent the day in the most
satisfactory way imaginable. Mr.
nivson had we'll prepared for The
visitors beforehand. having lookout
ior drinks as well as eats, A bar
hccued beef was the principal at
traction for dinner. not to say any
thing about the three barrels of beer
that had been iced ard ready to go
with the mcal-Columbus Courier.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
L-ord.burg Knitters
Sent Il pairs Of socks TO the Silver
City Chapter last week.
F,;ALf,-l Workera

In spite Of crop failures, sickness
in many homes, and other discourage
ing circumstances, the following
articles ha" been sem to headquart-
ers by the Quay Branch: 80 pairs of
socks, 70 sweaters and 20 refugee
suits in huFust. The September
shipment consisted OF 80 refugee gar
mcnts, ! sweater and 80 pairs Of
socks.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
A Noble Ambulance Driver

Miss Fraser, an English ambulance
driver, was Transporting wounded SOL
diers when she received two serious
wounds from an aerial torpedo, which
destroyed her ambulance. Struggling
to the door of the hospital, she told
OF the plight of the soldiers in the
wreckagc of the ambulance and then
fell unconscious. When revived she
insisted that her wounds be not dres-
scd until the more seriously hurt SOL
diers were attended to.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
Soldiers ENTERTAINED Here

On last Thursday evening the Ia
dies of Cloudcroft gave a dance COM
.plimcntary to Motor Truck Co. No.
39l and a detachment of engineers
who hiked in from their camp near
the reservation. The music which
was donated for the occasion was
splendid and the dance was a great
success. Refreshments of coffee and
cake were served. No charge of any
kind was made and every ones chief
aim was to show his appreciation for
those in active service.-Cloudcrofter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
Al Las Crucea

The first class in home nursing
which has just completed the course
of IS lessons under the direction OF
Mrs. {. T. Sands, r. N. took the
final examinations recently. A pass
ing grade of 75rc was required, None
Of the eight contestants received a
grade of less than $40.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
Another Masonic Lodge Organized

A. ]. Whiting, OF Clovis, District
Deputy of the Masonic Lodge, recent
" organized a Masonic Lodge hav-
ing % charter members at Fort
Sumner. After the business session
the rest of the evening was spent
in a social way and refreshments
were served.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

a box OF refugee garments were
shipped to Denver recently including
100 girls dresses, Is boys suits and
60 und rparmcnts. There remains
but one more box to be filled to
complete the assignment of refugee
work.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
Members

OF the Maccabees and Woodmen
Circle worked one day last week at
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
Miss Bennett E~ntertains Children

Miss Pearl Bennett of the normal
training school faculty. an expert
story-teller, is now giving the child
rem of Silver City the benefit of her
art by Sunday afternoon sessions at
the ID. A. r. park. The turnout of
youngsters has shown the keen in
terest the storytelling hour is cvinc-
ing. and Miss Benefits unselfish en-
terprise is a source of great appre-
citation by the parents of the com
munity,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

Mrs Allen Fletcher, of Rcygate
Montana, is visiting her brother anC
sister-ir law Mr.. and Mrs. We're
Boyle
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
Dance Thursday Nisht

Jitney Dance Thursday Night
The Woodman Circle gave a lit.
ney dance at the Library hall las,
night. 1t was a benefit affair to which
the public was invited. The large at,
tendance spent several very pleasan,
hours. A portion of the proceed.
will be contributed to the Red Cross
and the remainder will be used for
the entertainment fund of the order
Elks Dance To.Morrow Might
The dance devotees who attend the
Elks dances are anticipating a gay
time to-morrew night. Al. Morrison's
orchestra will play for the event.
Knights Of Columbus Farewell Party
Tuesday night the members of the
knights of Columbus gave a fareweli
party at the Council rooms on Water
Street in honor of Alfred M. Bergere
who left last night for France via
New York City to take up the X. OF
c. work. Mr.. Bergere has the dis
tinction of being the first member
of the order in New Mexico who has
been sent abroad. The event was
a very pleasant affair.
Reception for Rev. and Mrs. Lochridg.
Wednesday night at St. Johns NJ.
f. Church a delightful farewell recep-
ton was given in honor of Rev. and
Mrs, Lochridge who left yesterday
for Illinois. their future home. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Lochridpc were very
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

Mr. and Mrs. William II. Chrisman
and son Roswell of Albuquerque, at
tended the Methodist conference
Saturday and Sunday. which was held
m thi, city several days.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

Mr., Alfred M. Rachrcns was in
the city recently from Denver. and
plans to go with the Red Cross to
France ~ serve as nurse.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

Among those leaving Sunday after
noon to enroll as students at tho
State College are the following:
Bcyrl Spears Arthur Beacham, Or
rin Staplin. William Mueller, Irwin
0Garrah, Louis Lujan, Wayne Law
md Nassr- Smith.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

The Domestic Science Class
At Kcnna, Roosevelt county are
making refugee garments and slips
for ambulance pillows.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

Col. u G. Collier left Saturday for
New York City. He will be absent
from the city two or three weeks.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

Business Meetings.
The Woman's Board of Trade met
Monday afternoon az the Library
building. Mrs. T. T.. Winter, presi-
dent. presiding.
The regular meeting ~ the Wom-
ans committee Of the County Coun-
Gil of Defense met Monday afternoon
in the New Museum Mrs. |. H. Rapp.
president. presiding.
The Santa Fe Woman's Club will
hold a special meeting at the Library
Hall this afternoon. Mrs. N. B.
Laughlin. president. will preside
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

Alfred NJ Bergerc, OF the state ta'
rnmmi,s'on's Office left last right
for NV York City From there he
will sail for France where he viii
he a secretary III the K OF {. work
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-27

Former Mayor Tom Lea, of Fl
Paso. who was in the city assisting
in the defense of Mrs Maud X. Case
returned home Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-07
DALLAS

Private funeral services were held OF
sunday al | o'clock over tha remains ot
William Miller. aged and highly re-
spocted resident of Dallas. VIII" passed
away on Friday evening. November 30
after q brief illness ct influenza and
pneumonia. Besides an aged wife nc
leaves TO nncurn his loss two sons and
ikrne daughters. Walter Of Wayncs-
harg: Alex. oC Washington; Mrs. Rcnu
All"y. Of Wayrcshurg; Mrs. Della Sea-
ton. o: Washington and Mrs. Sadie RHni
Il Pittsburgh. lnlcTm"nt by the Cridr!
Bros. in the Dallas cemetery.
Mrs. Daisy cote. behaved wife nf Ar
,hur Moss. passed TO the Great Beyond
Friday. November 2?th. Sh. had hc"V1
i'll Tor several months OF tub"rculosis
hu. was cheerful and patient through all
her suffering. Funeral services were
held at the hoT1e al o'clock Monday
lr her pastor Rev Z. r. Newman. after
which she vas laid TO rest in the Dallas
cemetery.
Helen. Tho Jtt!" eighteen, months old
iaus:,trr % Mr. ard Mrs. Ode Cunning
hem died Mouda: morning at O'Clock.
after u trw days illness Of influenza
and pneumonia. She was lad 20 rest IA
tho iIaiI::S, cemetery Tuesday n | UclocE
Mr. and Mr.. 'i""rs" GnrT'S"r and
daughter. Nellie. %: MuuTdSvi!ic. and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Autcn. returned 10
thr.r homes Tt,Innsdc:. after being here
TO attend the fun..a. "s Inc Cunningham
rhild.
Mrs. L.. t. W. Woodruff. cf Martins
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MT, PLEASANT

Roy. Mott. pastor az The FRIENDS
church. delivered the Union ThanksstE'
ing sermon III The i'r"sh%icTiun cnSrS,
Thanksgiving morning. Kew M"''
preached Il line sermon.
Mrq, \. J. Mct'un#hcy nd daughter,
Miss Camilla. spent 'rW daEH ms
week with rr,al vra IN Brilliant. Onto:
Mr.. Charli" Cork" WAS a ca,t"r !"
Yorkv!ilr Wednesday, -! i5&t wa""'
The remains or Mr.. John tItzIrrht1'
Of Tiltonvillc. was laid 10 r'st IL hiHh-
land cemetery. Friday. $500
Mr.. ASA Hurbuurt Is still inrr9FI:S,
Miss Elizabeth MeMn'lcrs. ,s "I Hr ni
ihiiade!phia. is visiting fela''FcS anu
AR IaI:mrr Mcl'unnahcy. of the navy
is spending 4 ten day fur."uEh WIN ms
another. o.,,,,,. ,,d rail.
drcr. Of T"rkvil'e. spent ia"t week VILE
Mr. mad Mrs. william Hry"r and fam
;Iv nj n.Rr Pleasant Gruvc. spent SUN
dnv II the home OF his hr3Nl"r' hHnrE
Zrycr. ..
ur .n,nt THANKSGIVING day ut the home
ri their daughter. Mrs. Earl f'hHeF' VI
Erv, AMI Mrs. Jacob MrrGi"r. Mr. n,,-
vrr nracstn aud Miss M'!ii" t'raErr'
wrrr cnllrrs in puHs.cn "ic a.! ''Sl
Mrs William Krinkc ard Miss lScfi ha
J<r,uE. were. callers nj ihp hGnc ~ hrS'
H.urr Wtlkinsu:. nnr day last w"rR.
Mr.. and Mrs.s Samuel Buchanan arg
family spent Sunday AZ thu. home OF ms
nurrnts Mr.. ara Mira. David buchanan
n. {. button spent ThArmdaE NJ .n'
prmr of his sister. Mrs. Edward Mo
Hugh. - Farmi:.gions ,;,,,
Mrs. Th"mpscn is III n her home VIII"
Nr and Mr4 Chester Mont somcry ana
childron, OF NirlinS Ferry. aPcnt lew
DAYS this w~rk with hrr parents. All
and Mrs JOHN k-Inke. ~, :.
'S,rnnd I,yccun, course was held IN
Inc auditorium q: Inc high scG""l III 'h's
place. Monday c""nlnS.
Mr. Wnmcr TwcGdr vas 3 caller ~
lhr home If Mr. EI"id Euchanah' H"'
uTG?S.
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MAJORSvILLE:

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i"rtI i"r rnr i ~ ,hit I nInrt
part OF lh:; "'"k ~ '"." r!'', ,,,.s. r.
trank 'UHn'nEmntm WIS III" s''c'
pal!a" iT'ri'd> SUNNI: =, i.,o.,5,,, src,,i
Mig" !'o;:t H,H"'' ~ ~ 'Nn.
:hr week "tid with h"r parents IL N'"
j"r<ril!c, ,,.. p...n.,r,, ,%h,
A;>S ar "ii' ~ 49,. ,'; 'nrr
sp"n' tn past sewn "'"rS u YIN
*'"'''. Mr: rt"t" n' c,,,,d ~,
returned g hfr NONE "n''"u!, ,,.,,c,,.
Miss Nellie Harsh - ''G"vcrinE h.r".?
,roIH II recent severe aNnc' 81 IN ,mr .i, -
Gen" ShHrrrh vas u nnHiHc"S VISITOR
on BiUHTufi.ld ridge Tnrsuh| r.
Or. I4ayc"ck. wife and TWO sons ~
EuraSvil!r. have h""r III win 'hc '"'
fll:nn%a. G,2 dn"ter seriously So:
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Kerry. cnrnr out Sunday To attend IN"
funeral 81 Mr.. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs WIZ Davis and s>
children. IRE recovering very NICELY
rom u severe attack Of the inflGcnza'
Mr.: AMI Mrs. Garir Hartley and s"7:
Curl En"r recovered from m attack -
in !nr;,-:s.
Ellen is t:,", nam" OF chr little dHufiir
.rr tha; ,.r.c 10 giudd"a the hearts -
~ anG M !. ". Sp!iiman on Tues
day. Erv. u'h"r %Gih.
Mr.. and Mr. ur!lr kimntna nre COL
n,."d Ia lh"'r h''inGs "lth the !nrluen::i''
,RniniI !i-es was severely injured Will"
SrurtlnE with som" CcinTantunS aud "ne
hi. him ~ III" back wIt! n gam boot.
Mrs ode cunningham mud four iittir
rh,lrr:"n have lrrn III "f thc flu and al
Jonas Caldwell ard four children arc
Recovering from ;llr ia. Three Ghildrra
,iad tho i,ncunI"aIa.
Naorn, Ornm. Virginia rnt'i ;
Edna EarniiAri arG Harold Drum nave
entirely recovered from the flu.
Mt Ard &rS Frank k&uad":; moScu
on Tuesday 10 Bruw"od. whore they WIZ
make their future home.
Mrs. Sadie kr!lt returned /" hrr h% i,'s
"A Pittsburgh Wednesday a.icr spending
TWO weeks in Dallas.
Miss Mary Holmes wac has been very
Ill Of Influenza and pneumonia. rs con-
S,dcrahly improved.
Miss fancy RIGGS ii slightly III Win
tho Influenza. ,,
Guy Clcv.s is confined TO his. home
With The Influenza.
Mrs. Vida Miller WILL leave on Saiur'
day for WnyneSburg. /; she "aI ii';d Il
Mace 10 suit her she vii. probably MAKE
Wuyncsburg her future home;
Mrs. IeaI.iG RhuUdcS has been WIKI
her s!Slrr-in-law. Mrs. Jim fa'l!S"ii' q!
TaylorStnwa. for several days. Us.
allison has been dangerously Ill Nui 'S
now on the wa 10 recovery.
Sl-s Frank Cunningham. g, near Ma
,oIsvillr. spent Monday anu Tuesday
with her sister. Mrs. ode Cunningham
Jonathan Bnruharl returned SunnhE
FROM IN extended visit with MS chiluF"l
ii Greene county. "a: ,, =,
Will Rarnhart attended, the ian'rR, OF
Miss cleo Hewitt al MounosNil!"' isS'
Sunday. -,
Alex Miller received a letter from inc
captain of The transport THAT ms son
Floyd. died on. sayins they hGu 10 uurs
the body At S"9. The word tirSt cam,
that they took the nahy 20 France ana
buried i, out the letter brought the Sn':
news that they did not. MI Miller ~
hear;-broHen. as h" expected 10 orlhB
lh.. body home. -;.s .
Mrs. Minnie Scott RiEgle received a
telegram from the war derartineht Mon-
,lav stating that nor brother, Lester
Scott. was severely wounded November
7th.
q. W. Stricklin ~ visiting his grand
mother. Mrs. l.. L. Archer. OF bloom
iicld Ridge. this week.
There will he no church or any Schout
vet for some time. The teacher MSS
Nellie Harsh, has recovered from the
!lu. , .,..,,,
Miss Flossie Archer has returned from
4 Two weeks visit with Mrs. /. h. LIVING
. ii Warwuod. <.
En,. JIinmins is able 10 be out ate"
an attack Of the flu.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BETHESDA

NJ and Mrs. John Mu;h and daughter
Aruciis. ha," lott their cottage home
here and. arr. Spending this week with
friend. ~ Wh."tinc.
Mr.. y. >t. Lar M"hi"E. at III" l'ar&
Print office WIS viii hur'e folks ut
tcni.rvi!le the lass ~ IN" week.
Misses Slan"h" and H"lYa Boil Of
New concord s:":a: Thanks giving
with their par""t". Ar. rni Mrs. +. Bell.
OF Maple, avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. \. =. Perkins rnter,air-
cd To 4 family dinner on THANKSGIVING.
Mr.. Murlc Bcv:n"tnn. who IS attend
ing Muskinzum college. was the week
end guest OF Rev. BcvlnEt"m ard WIFI.
Misses Sara and L!d" Dudley return
cd 10 ,Irir horne at Wh""l:nE on Men
day. after a short stay -; their co,tlSe
in thu Fnrk. Miss McTord and Mrs.
-tasa Jones. th"ir guests over Thanks
giving. raturned To Wheeling with them.
Mr. and Mrs. !. w. rcrIt-ns ratcrtain-
cd a fc,v friends On Thanksgiving. hon
orin= Mrs. Perkins brother Mr.. W. W.
Lucas who is contemplating spending
the winter IN Oklahoma.
Rev HevinEton. - his sermon Sun
day ipnr;ins. gave an outline Of the
great wcrH of tho Wonan's Home Mis-
s!onary Society and the Centenary
movement. On Sunday evening the w.
r. VI. $. gay" ,hcir thank offering pro-
gram, which was 4 continuation IF the
morning service. The thank offering
Ia the dcaconrSs home - dollars.
The W g. r. L. will b. held Friday
evening ii the homo OF Mrs. Anna l..
Albert Of High street.
The W. F. n. s. will he held Thurs
day afternoon nj tho home OF Mrs.
Lizzie Wilcox. oF Lake street.
The Standard Bearers held their rei7l-
lar monthly :.ceiing ut the home OF
Miss Mari" Barnes OF Main strc-t. After
III" business n short program was rem
drrad "a chapter. OF The study book
Woman Workers Of Che Orient" was
retclI.
Tho {. W. Il. ". OF tho Christian
chruch will meet on Thursday evening
with Mrs. Nora King.
The Triangle club will meet with Miss
Dorothy Craig on Saturday.
\ SunriS" prayer meeting WAS held nj
the Baptist church on. Thanksgiving
raorning. Quite number wore there
Mrs John Kemp. OF south Of town.
Has purchased the property Of DR.. Muir
thy. on south Main ST.. and = moving
Their this week. Or. Murphy rs moved
his Office to tho Kelly property.
Mr.. Virgil GLADDEN. has purchased
fne driving horse Of Mr.. Van GreveS of
r n lie entered upon his duties rs
mail carrier on r. D. tho second or
December.
Kenneth. little son Of Mr.. and Mes.
TT. L. Dallas. Of Main street. is seriously
Rev. VIM. L. Chase Of South Rellairc.
was the guest of friends here. recently.
Mrs. Sara Minnemyer and little sor.
EcEtratr:. returned to Bcllairr Tuesday
after 4 Pleasant visit with friends here.
Mrs. W. W. Lucas spent Tuesday Of
.Barnesy!lle.
Mr.. John Porterficld OF North Dakota.
L. spending some time w:;n friends here
md at Wheeling.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mrs. Carleton Campbell. Of ST. Glars;
yfile spent last week with Mr.. pnc
Mrs. Scott Campbell. of Mt. Holly.
Mr. and Msr. Charley Wood. Of slab
Town, we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wood. of GAINESVILLE Saturday.
: Miss Lctha Cwers. Of Spcidci. was
shopping in gainesville Saturday.
School No. :. Goshen Ridge has neer
dismissed for u couple OF weeks on ne
count Of the teacher. Miss Anna BundE
OF Tacoma having tho FLU.
Mr.. Charley McNirhuls. OF Nethrsda.
spent Sunday with Sisgcl Wilcox;
willard Siotlcr Of Lower SANDY. IS
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Harper cast OF Harncsvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Hobbs were sun.
day visitors III thr HON" OF Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Skinner. west OF BARNES
vllc. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpcrrrr. OF Jerusalem
arc visiting at the horne or their uauGH'
ter. Mrs. Charles Leach.
Mrs. Dale Mcllott and children. ~
bethesda. srcnt tho week end win nHr
sister Mrs r. V. hclln;t. IT MI. Holly
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Mayor or Barnes
willie. were on the Ridge sunday. -.
Mrs. Noah PGrkoy. OF SNeIdei. is cr1ti-
cally, ill NJ this writing.
Charles Elbiu. tho merchant nj Spel'
dol. went ~ Columbus Tursday 10 be
with his mother. whn mas suffered il
STROKE Of paralysis.
Supt. H. II. Murphy was visitor at
the school her" "Wednesday.
-RI-Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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stcrl; exposition in Chicago.

. stnrl; exposition in Chicago.
, Miss I.nurrt Menlcy 81 canton Is us
/ ting hrr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
, Mcnl"y.
! Paul =. Ilcyea or CIarHsviilr. M'mr"
! was visiting his sister, Mrs. rh"r:'s
! stewart. II few dnys.
!. a;r. and Mrs. Re- c;o'nhs cf C"rn"g'H
,, wcr> visiting MIR. ANA Mira. Robert
! i;iinhS taSr week.
! Miss Helen sharp. vi" was visiting
hrr mother Mr.. Ada SAcHN. has return
; ID I" Youngstown.
Tr. hl,in Henderson, who wan Mr..
and Mrs, .IG.,I i.HC"y'a gust. mas re-
! turned ~ TT klyu. y. Y.
MIR. and M. EarclH% W. Mo"'rr have
! returned home f"'m FOR; Il. q. Wright
y y. where Mr. Moor" had enlisted III
the cnust artillery. He received his hon
! urt hlr discharge t"nm he service. aver
ha,'.uR pau"Cd III" .Na::''nati"n Tor ~
:lc.ra' training $rioc,! 1T Fortress A"n-
q roc.
I'r;vatr :. anIr,. H.-,rb e 'iln"m'nEt"u
III ur<s hrrc N..itir: h,s Gar J" ana
aun,. " ard M-%. %hrrl mn Webb. u"
h,> way horn" H., h.o. !r'.a attending;
off Crr-' IRA .irinC %rh'"! - Fortress
N"ur"r.
r,"nsaGc wms received IVY NE'
ia:.:ern In TrerGrr mft"~n"rn. "tNl-
ina: rs s,m. Samuel - Iami#"n. bad
htrn l:ill"d IN action III france on No.
rcmbc? !.
i:ac!I-. I!ln IL ,nwr' AI"s III IT,: ST.
county ill.,. hr":. ,,r. scented with an
o:nr ,h,. ,.,;7 f!a. r",. Ia" late Liberty
, :rar campaign.
Y-i"a,|. rrrry Mcr'add"n md Alfred
+ Sheriff H.. hay" r'i''"""'i 'r'in
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AIRED woman Injured by Tall,

Mrs ;'onnors mother Of Mrs. Frank
Light fritz. Sustained serious injuries ~
n fail IT tho Irumr nf her daughter IN
RynoEsidc this morning.
She was ;nl:,n II II t'GlriInnt h'Sn''hl
qurfrrlhI from n hr"ktn arm Enu !rhc-
turrd hin Owing to her advanced years
hrr Injuries may prov" more $"'i"n"'
Srrn tu Mr and Mrs. L. -. N"rray
Thursday, h,r !. d So.
MIR. Leonard Coleman hHs r"tE'nrd
:, / i.'r.',,,'I. H.. nttnr Il ri;'tf Win
" ]. E!rr. Of fittlc:nn. is moving
lis family h.. iIIiS wr"". Ills W"rH
ha- hrcn transferred h"r".
Mrs. H"rl Mage is HON" Ir"m ind'-
ma whore shc wa. called Ivy III" Hines
ri her snn. liz vas able {" accompany
hcr home.
:" M II %'' 6. *. ararurro rn,cr'nincl !hN
ladies' birthday ..luh ut Ihr homo Of her
daughter Mrs Il. Burt on Pleasant ST.
Friday aftarncnn.-
MrS. II T.. carr aud HauEhit. r 81
Ernsne are ~ur.I:: Of Mig" 1.utT Eri"h'
ara. MISC carr. who before h"r MARI
~, wa Miss truly. T:n- frequent
visitor h"rH.
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MANNINGTQN
Miss Iona Riggs.

Miss Iona N:gES - N',>' .'IHNhl"EtNI
died Ia thr E"rth Whr"l'rr i'n*nital on
rhur.,,uv rnurinr. iIrcrmhrr $. Gft"r &
f,,, day. ,lln.,x, of .mrlu"uEa. Sh" wa
raiici H. Wheel ns h: Tn" illness &c h:r
sir;rr and husha.G. Mir. nnd Nr". CLYDE
Ice, both ri v non wr:c G2wn with tho
same r:lHlnd". >,,.,..
S;r$. Ice dir'i ri Vac t"r!n h'T!lni;
bcsuI1,l LIS. Friday y.h!;" NJ. 1c: died
n ihi. nnmc III. FOIL wing day. Miss
H,:;:s hen cnr'rntrHh IA 'ista"r pn'+-
inG ava. II g few Gays.
Tin" remains nr III and MrS, X" w':c
brought &" &anm'ni',i A''n'''i - ~
;nr yyhiia ,',rec {: Nias EI&%s viii ar
r:r" :hi" n 7"ninG. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Ice icavc ono Iilt'o
daaSnLcr two wars old.