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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28

To have sour pictures framed when
YOU are house cleaning and dscorat-
irg-and YOU know an artistic
framed picture - JOY for ever
We d. fine work and orr line OF pic
ture moulding comprises all that is
new and pOpula- Portrait and
mirror framing speciality Ma
kielskl Ar shop HIS " Main 81
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
HAVE THE SANIr GOOD ATTEN-
TTON.

The large deposItor and the small
depositor receive the same courtesy
and respectful service at this bank.
We put forth our best efforts 10
make dealing here a pleasure. We
ask you 10 favor Us with your bank
ing business. whether IL IL little or
much. No account is too large
none too small-to receive our good
attention Merchants National
Bank. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
l WANT YOU

Is what you viii say when YOU real
ize that the IWANTU Gas iron saves
time steps. energy and strength.
With the IWANTU seIf-heated gas
iron your ironing can be- done IN
one third less time with less than
one half the expense usually re-
ouired by the ola method Price
only $3.50: $50 down ana Sl.0O
per month The Gas GO.-AdV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
NOW's THE TIME

At this season or the year you
shor.e have your hard wood floors
3rsated. We have a system that
<! es them a perfectly beautiful I'm
ish The fact or the case is-we are
expert In all kinds OF interior deco
rating and have a fUI line OF rea dy-
to-use paints and varnishes. Fl. l.
-oehr. Decorating Co. PA Mich. 81
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
roMER. NoM CnRroRAL.

Word has been received 0y Mr.
and Mrs ID. Powers Of 80 Z. Cedar
ST. % the promotion of their son
Edgar Powers. 10 the rank or cor
porsl Corp SHELBY is stationed al
Camp Shelby Hatt.esburg. Miss.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
sPECIAL MrEN EOR IN.

An urgent cal has been received
rs Chief Guuner's Mate Kaiss of the
local naval recruiting station for no
experienced truck drivers four jew
elers and four experienced chauf-
feurs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
SUFFRAGE BILL
SEEMS DOOMED
BY THE SENATE
Measure SidetraCked Until
Next Week and Possibly
Observation-Disclosures
ness Charged.

WASHINGTON. June IS. - Be
cause of determined opposition, eff
forts 10 secure a vote on the woman
suffrage resolution Thursday in the
senate were formally abandoned
Chairman Jones Of the woman suf-
frage committee late Thursday
withdrew his motion 10 displace the
army appropriation bill. but an
nounced that after the pending ap-
preparation measures are passed the
resolution would be brought up and
held before the senate until disposed
Of
May BE Brought Up Next Week.
After three hours of debate and
parliamentary iOckeying before
crowded galleries expecting final &C
ton on the franchise proposal press
ed for 40 years, the resolution was
withdrawn by its managers, but
with a promise that next week the
night would be renewed and forced
TO a conclusion. Some of its sup
/ pOrters, however, expressed belief
that action might be postponed in
definitely. Charges that unfair ad-
] vantage was sought were exchanged
/ by leaders on both sides. Opponents
asserted that vote Thursday was
| being demanded because Sen. James
of Kentucky was unable TO be pres
ent and could not secure the Gus
tomary privilege OF being paireG.
Managers of the resolution charged
its opponents with hlibustering TO
prevent vote because. with Sen
James bsent they lacked votes TO
defeat the resolution.
The date next week on which the
resolution Will be called up. Sen
Jones said Thursday night, depends
upon clearance of appropriation and
other bills in preparation for the re-
cess.
Positive of having majority OF
the senate at least. he and other
suffrage leaders declared they could
and would prevent a recess until the
resolution is disposed of and ex-
press confidence of its final adop-
ton
Few set Speeches.
Few set speeches on the resolu-
tion were made. Without objection
the senate debate proceeded until ,
o'clock. when the army appropria-
ton bill automatically was laid be-
fore the senate. Sen. Jones then
moved 10 set it aside and proceed
with the suffrage resolution.
Sen. Reed of Missouri in the de-
bate on the motion, declared refusal
Of the suffrage leaders TO arrange "a
pair for Sen. James demonstrated
that the first fruits OF suffrage are
10 set aside cOurtesies and decen-
cies' Of senate procedure and then
speak for nearly an hour and a
half but mostly on the army bill
Jones Tried to Force Vote.
Chairman Jones of the senate
woman suffrage committee made an
effort 10 force a vote by moving TO
hold the resolution before the senate
and displace the &12.0OO.0OO. 600
army appropriation bill The plan
was abandoned. however. and the
resolution was withdrawn tenn
porarily after opponents had indi-
Gated that debate would continue in
definitely
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
BAND CONCERT POSTPONED.

The tirst band concert OF the sea
son, which was 10 have been held
last night in Howard park, was post
poned on account OF inclement
weather conditions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
SPLENDID RECITAL is
GIVEN BY PUPILS

The pupils of Miss Dora Hershe-
now appeared in an interesting pro-
gram Thursday evening in the Con-
servatOry recital hall. That Miss
Hershenow has developed 10 advan-
tage natural talent of her pupils
was clearly seen The numbers
were we'll chosen and arranged.
making the recital an enjoyable one.
Each pupil played with rhythm
and style and phrased with good
taste. They were warmly applaud
ed by an appreciative audience. Fol-
lowing is the program.
Dancing Stars .....-.-.... III Ogman
Sophia Lubin.
Robins Lullaby. ......... Krogman
Elnora Hartman.
Round Dance ENTHUSIASTICALLY Vol Wilm
Gladys Kelb
Pickaninny Dance. ......... Smith
The Wanderar .............G urlitt
Arthur Goldbers.
Daisies ................... Kern
Gladys Hummer
A shepherds Tale. ...........N evin
Lucille Stetson.
Springs Approach ......... SartoriO
Ruth HershenOw
Nalse Gracieuse -.-.............. Kern
Madaline McClaVe.
ChaConne Observation-Disclosures. Durand
William Franklin.
Dance Florent.ne. ............. Lack
Hide and Seek ............. Pierne
N1aurine Martin.
Minuet ............ Paderewski
Agnes Roloff
Serenade Observation-Disclosures. Herbert
Freda Garten
Butterfly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Grieg
March Of the Dwarfs ......... Grieg
Mollie Siegel.
Intern eZZO ............. ..... Friml
Helen Schlegel
Dream of Love ............. List
Helen Brummitt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28

Burton Slower son of Mr. and
Mrs. j. g.. slower. l22 Franklin pl,
left Thursdsy morning 20 enter the
service at lamp sherman. Chilli
cothe. @.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
Mems Handkerchiefs at Saving of 80 1890

Mens f1anokerchlefs at Saving OF 50 1-34o
We Just bought the entire sample lines OF Mems Hand
kerchefS of America largest mems furnishing goods dis
trbuorS They priced for selling &C. 13c and
lSc You will want 10 buy dozens of these if YOU come
early.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-28
Summer Clothes
for
Lively Boys

BOYS. like men, are un-
aviodably judged by the clothes
they wear. Get good clothes
for your boy-he'll live up to
them-not down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
DETECTIVE ASPHYxlATED;
IS FOUND DEAD IN BED
Gas stow Turned High hciirNcd TO
Have Proved fatal ,o Lee Hicks
nt I1ndIcN IIniaH

lee Hicks. detective with the
Missouri Kansas Il Texas railroad.
was found dead Ia his room at the
tiudley hotel Yesterday mornins
His death is believed 10 have been
due tu usphyNiatiuu rhe cas was
turned ON high iu stove that was
In the room, and Mr. Hicks Is
thought To have boon overcome ly
the fumes Nuisrs were heard ia his
rupm hut II WIS explained that hr
often walked and ;ulkrd in his slerp.
Tho man was found Al nu carly
huur W,ug In bed with his hands
crossed over his chrst lie had ieft
instructions 20 hr called At O'Clock
iu order TINT he might take the early
uniu fpr MuskoRec 4 call was sont
to NoWhuys Ton lung motor but
u was too late To attempt 90 rcsus
D,tat' him The body was ,cuutel
To tho undertaking. parlors ur that
'owpnuN whore IL BE- being held
awaiting word from relatives liick,
Was about 10 wears old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
ARGENTINE WHEAT MUST
BE FURNISHED TO ALLIES
Americans \ttrmpt to Breach
lnnIrnNIs

WASuGNGTON. Feb 90 Any at
tempt by Argentina to dispose NJ any
considerable quantity Of wheht other
than to allied countries probably will
meet with opposition hy the tuitrt
States aud eco .h"lllgcrcuts
Contracts already have been made
by the French and British Tor the
greater part OF the surplus Argentine
wheat, and officials uf the Ansirctu
government assume mat the Arg"n-
I ne government viii see there ~ no
violating these agreements In event
an effort is made to move grain TO
Mexico In largo quantities, difficult
iiry probably viii be placed la the
WAY ~ providing bunker coal for any
Nhibs thnt might be intended for that
purpuao
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21

the German trenches RailiuS and
artillery operations are becoming
more active on the Italian front
Marked aerial activity continues
on the western front Rnl cn cnte
nNiators have accounted for 80 more
German machines British a,ittous
In three days have brought town o-
disabled o. German girpiaues i'rit-
lsh ana French nIrman have not lct
up Ia their bombing attacks on Inn
pornut points IN German LORRAINE.
hu'n night and duy raids being car
rird out Alrdromcs docks aui lth-
cr targets IN belgium vrc b.iug
bombed hv rrlish naNu nI-mou.
Hcrliu reports the rcsiruclon ot scv-
eu allied airp'anes
Attacks ON tho Lluyl George gov
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21

EXPECT TO DAcH THROUGH
Al}ie' Confident Of Agility to
Hold Line IN Face Of
ANY Attack.
AMERICANS FIT AT LAST
Man Entire Segment Closc
IN to Enrmy; Gunners
Aid French in Sortic

W NeiilNGTu.. rch 90 Aror
extensive pr.p.ruoue silently ond
Systematically n,.r,.i uu 4. iH ar.
parent thbt nu.H rnu Grrnn.a lrl
the alice 90. rona, foe ,lr Iona cN-
fected offprI.e 90 the wsr .r.r,.
iaty uaEcr saws todny iH his r.ucW
of military uu.ra'I"w tar 'nn woes
cndinf February o.
"NNhir tncro have i"cu nuiN ird'N
M now developments ln 'hH military
situation in tho Vor' duuut the ~.
rInd under rrFl,W' saw M" Cuhfuu-
nic1tlon "yei % is pppprau thnt
both tho enemy and the lllirs. 1rtrI
extensive preparations whirb have
been silently uu' systematically or.
ried on. urn trudy '1r battle. The
GermhnH have recently Withdrawn "a
number of their veteran west front
units from the rrgt iinr trenches
md nre husly training them lu mo.
bile warfare
According to ndvi.cs received
the German general staff Hopes m q
by mnsslng n large number ~ these
picked shock hattaliuns which hh'~
been intenslvely trained, they may
deliver u crushing blow
Iacc BlR job This Time.
The bulk ot the German forces
are now assembled IN the west hut
large number uf these units are
wholly unframed In the method ut
western front warfare which differs
radically from that conducted along
other fronts. Furthermore, the Ger
man higher command realizes tull'
that their forces will meet with far
more difficult tactical objects Than
any hitherto encountered 10y an ot-
iHeking army A broak thru was
possible IN Russia only rtter the
morale OF the lluHsipns had been uu.
dermined. tn. same wua true IN flniy
aud we Witnessed how speedily tn"
Italian line waH mended
During the week there hus heNu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
MARQUIS PLEADS INNOCENT


\EN YORK Feb 20--plow 81
not guilty TO three indictments were
entered by Edmond Eoussolot self
stNlnl Marquis az Castillo who
poised aH 70 Ir"nch diplomat aud con-
riau' of King Alfonso Of spain.
when arrairnrd in the federal court
l.r" TODAY ir default Of htH tho
bogus nubl,wnn WAS renunIed TO
trr Tomhs
I'm addition .o charges of obtaining
money under t,ler pre'rNses. he ls
uruusri 90 violation OF the capion-
noe act
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
FREE STATE FAIR BONDS
VOTED BY MUSk0GEEANS
Carried win only iSI CON
trufy Dniluts

Speg ,Hl 10 The World
MrsilOGEE. Feb 20 Nlusko
scons today rallied To the supper,
OF tho Oklahoma Free state Fair
yutius flO0uN in Improvement
bonds %, an Overwhelming majority
the vote was 09i for the porls
and lNl against 4 cold wave held
the vote down
Announ remout that Tulsa. county
intended tn hull u $4,000 Iuudius
at tho Free state Fair grounds
probably had mnrc 'o do with ar
election MnE nny other one factor
NusknErc people tolt that n tho
lid rot support tb" fnlr they Ger
minlv couldn't expect ruIsn aud
other eastern counties TO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
MAJESTIC

Fauni. Ward, the distinguished
tilm star who comes 90 the Majestic
touay IN her first Iathc feature, rs
tatt TO have made the biggest sue
cess uf hor ftlm career IA INN"
cent" IN which she will bee seen toe
dnN and tomorrow The picture lH t
screen NrrRiou NJ George hruu J.
hul'sts celebrated stage success,
Wiich had long ran ON tr"od"aN
Iutho has surrounded the star
with an unusually strong ''-s' aud
piG,ure C-itirs everywhere me "
hailed the production as one OF il'
strongest offerings OF the year. u 's
n flne drama. h Just enough CON
rdy To rrliev .many tense s,tu.-
F{arnic warN Ions been rocos.
.ri.pd ms. one " the most taIcnt'
women ON the screen. icfure PIC
lures came into such great NurH'
.1, y,as A popular stage star 10 N'N
yrrk ana l1rd,n. and whpu She
made her appearance In the sh'anM
world 70 once uccamc Sr"'' l"E'-
iltr.
In the world. rer irst t..""''.
ohom shr mu"Ucd just after '.'
f.ppcd irtn fnmc FIN success ln lt'i.
don Zoo The cuckoo. being 500 .
African diamond mine hlNS
Jewels alone ar, estimated In .'
worth over 4 quarter OF u H'''''..
dollar Tier second ana I''.-'
lu,nlrd ts Jack Dean Who la "'.'
lptuwu 90 picture fans 's we. a" p"
,.luWets %. the r,gulsr riHs'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
Old Traders
Dope

An OLD FASHION UoG KILL
ING TIME Ar CONVENTION
HALL FRIDAY NIGHT ALL MIS-
sOuRIAN,s OF TULSA WILL BE
THERE. ~ YOU EVER WAS IA
CITIZEN of the "slIOW MI"
STATE, no NOT FORGET 10 conn
md HAVE ONE MORE REAL
TIME or YOUR LIFE" ~ NOr
HAVE the BLUES PLEASE LEAVE
THEM az HOME. ron All THOSE
WHO 10 NOT LAUGH and ENJOY
THEMSELVES In the "GOoD Oin
WAY.g WILL RE TAKEN Ia THE
DOOR aud ADVISED to 60 SEE n
DOCTOR. No SPEAKER WILL
~; ALLOWED 10 TALK LONGER
THAN ONE MINUTE aud MUST
8 STOP Ar THE END of Thirty
SECONDS ~ HE HAS NOT BEEN
GIVEN y HENhrN HAND CLAP
PING APPLAUSE.
OLD TRADER WILL M TuERr
io TAKE CARE of the RN.
MES. SO HIRING THEM All
AIoNG for No BARy WILL CWY
WHEItE OLD TRADER ~. WI
ARE GOING BACK FIFTY YEARS
tn HAVE ONE MORE EVENING of
GENUINE REAL PLEASURE.
ALL THE OLD TIME IIDDLERS
WILL BE ON THE JOB and AUNT
betsy WILL DANCE "TuitkEN
~ THE S1i, tW." JUST LIKE SIN.
DfD fIIiRTN YEARS AGO. WE
Will All SHOW OFF n the ON
FASHIONED SQUARE DANCE. anh
TOM WILL CALL NLL thu NUM-
NERS JUST As IN DID WHEN
III WAS \ niG HUSKY RFD-
FACED noN. THUS, ALI NJ
YOUR PLACES" JOIN niGHr
HANDS and CIRCLE "a thc LETT" "
Swing NOtn PARTNER ONCf..
AND A iNi3E and ONCE All
AKDtN DIDO -Si'F- 10" aud "DN
SOti co" NOW EVEIiNBODN
DANCE As, pIiGrrN As YOU
CAN" etc. ~ NOr Gtsr MIXED
ObD TRADER WILL STRAIGHT.
I'm YOU Ot"r. so CONE aud IiNI
LIFT OVER AGAIN EVicuN
THING FREE.
NOW. ron ONE ENENING, ON
TRADER WILL NuT TALK GAR.
DENs, CulCkiNS, riGS and
COWS n-I HOMES on the EDGES
of TULSA Tor LtBOWiNC pEO.
I'IE WHO iIANE BtWES. NIITn.
IiR Will Mrs. TRADER TNlI,
STAR BRAND SHOES, ONIltNIIe
and DRY GOODS. BtT W. VIII
IORGFT N.L OtR BUSINESS
CARES, and hii NAVE coon
TIME PIN NSil 10 Npf ron.
GET. Btr nj 1lIEIU,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
Uhisku Charges Pile Up
Sf0,O00 in Bond Money!

HssrNiAI. 10 the oflds
SkOGEE, Feb 20 whisky
bonds ugErogating 10000 were
fllcd IN the sgncrlor court today hy
ciEht alleged booueygrrs. with forty
charges g-ainst thsu. Arrested by
county officers following the lqunch-
tng Yesterday ut a cleanup campat IN
10y county Attorney Cotton at the
bchest VI the Rotary club and the
council of defense. -Four other men
arrested are In the county jail In
acfaul; ~ hau In each OF twenty
cases against them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21

OF the great deeds of American his
tory II Is alaD a. up-to-the minute
in lts main story as the morning
newspaper II deals with IN" FOR
tunes ~ the Aldcns, T. typical Amori.
can family and the problems Of th"
Aldcns are typical of the average
American family IN these stirring
times Added to that Draft 2aN'
has charming love story and
plenty uf powerful dramatic action.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21


much HMl'I'Y or o minor Dn. .rirtcr
."uE NI' entire western 'front.'
Nmrrirnn5 Hoid Segment
.Ar L. .I,,,g,. D,., ..u,,...,. a.,
t.,...,.
'. .'''' '' '''' ''"' .
.'''f "'"'r We '1hu"' "I our
inN'f Along uu front nfrI ru.
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l'w r'Hnplr'r A smliI Au,.i roo
Hn1l while scouting boo SO ItuH
' n', "1" N1Irh'd ls fuu ounmf
Ih' weather woe y"N ri.ru dion
''f 'h" t'n. pH't oi the wr"i, anl
QUO Ii'nl' were busy wnru'r.
'."',N w 'n ,t'nri 'o l.'u h"..
TO mos or" lHfor tIHII WHH. DO.
''''l."' ."l H.l"a iur't u'd"
MAMMAL, ' 'uN. "N
p''''I"l- 3 WW r' irrruf t.u'Hf .H
F''. ''''l"' '1 r"Nnr'.
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l"r'"' IN# uunrH lu vna tN. most
uupurlurt %, tnn wool h.. .I. ,...,
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'.'''" '"'Iht "".'H f-.' IHN'f.r.
r".uucnird FULLY French boo
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rauthV,st ,f .f.. r,,,t.. a.. ,,.
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turuu,h ,,. .,..,l ..,..I ,,,,t...., ,.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
REORGANIZATION BILL
GAINING SUPPORTERS
amendments prumi.c 10 iILruouilr
Opposition iu scnhtc for NcW
MrtSuIt

Vhp.uNgTDN r.I 20 .Jirly
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ana reorganization ~ the govern
m,ni.. ,,,uBtI,g uyou.i.s An.
..., ,..., ..,.
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lhh"uH h'iW'"N Democratic Wll i''.
puIl.,Hu IDuutts Tor the rr. pupu OF
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
When nYOuBuuSHks You Ekanfhe MostPopuIr


nndFlo and is ever adv al . ing early
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-21
NmrI1Iln- nOlI -rHmrnl

much uHuHiY or minor cn.mclcr
-uu- N. --L-Ir M-L-I-In --u.I
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28
sASnORN Il NpEl.r.

A nrsty home wedding was xt,l~
ennised at the sasahsrn hnssse III 1ar-
ner tnvnship. "Wednesday. Fsh "a, at
ESQ o'ciack. when Miss Marcia, md
Mr. Ray Runsiail were united u Il tl.rI
holy honsis uf wsdlock. Rey. 81.
Rawsien. farmer pssgtsor uf tho Hurley
~, f, church spoke TIM words shich
Issined them for ifa- iang roissE ss,lons
ship 0nIy Immediate relatives of
the family witnessed the cersnlpssy
After cong gratulatians we're III ss.
der splendid two course wedding
dinner ssaa served.
The bride Ii II daughtar pf HI and
Mrs. G. r. Sanhnrn, honnred and press
porous old time residents of Turner
township The groom In i son of NIL.
and Mrs. E G. Runsiail. /. also higitly
respected pioneer residents of this
vicinity
They are a splendid young couple
and stand high III tlle esteam 0f The tti1,as
community. We isin the numerous
friends In Offering cpngrHt tnIatioils
and wishing them long and happy
journey together through life
\
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28
ARTHUR A. nAsYE

Last Friday evening most ot the
pupils Of the peiuulder school met
as Ed. Jensets, and from there joufs
neyed TO the NJ. II. Verley home. to
surprise Ethel Veriey and Ed, Brill.
who will soon move to Esseiliae. S,
ID with the Eeriey family, II was
q complete surprise, and the evening
was spent In playing garaes, after
which dainty luncheon was served,
The party Of young folks left at an
early ~ hour, Ethel and Fred will
be missed by all their young friends.
We regret to lose the Veriey family
from the community and hope that
they will decide to return TO Hurley
again soon.
The play and basket social given
AT the Hooker school house last Sat
ufday evening net with pronounced
success, the proceeds totaling slf5.fB
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28

Half OF this amount will be turned
aver sa the Turner County Red Gross
organization and the remainder will
be retained by ftse school far sliefr
own use. Aaesinnesr Jacobsen was
somewhat delayed Ii, getting there
on account of heiag stuck In the mud
with his anto, hat when he did arrive
made up for sha delay by getting Il
bie price for fhe baskets. Miss
Winters. the Red Cross faarac. was
also there aga liz that school nna
has . loo per cert enrolment In the
organization. she presented the
pupils with their buttons after d few
minutes pleasing tAik. Merle Blum,
dell, saho Is teacher of the Hooker
sehoai, IL greatly pleased over The
outcome of the social md the spten-
did enthusiasm which his pupils arc
showing In the Red Cross work. No
siacisers there.
Orders wanted for Rhode Island
Red baby chicks. Place orders
early. Mrs ] T.. Friediine, Rox igs
Hurley, S. d.
Little Wayne Jensen Ii 4 victim VI
pneumania.
Geo. Muiienhnrg shipped his house.
hold goods and personal property this
week to Manchester, s. d.. where liz
recently bought Il quarter section III
farm land, Mrs. Muiis,sburg will fot.