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Sharp County record., 1918-04-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF The Interior
U. S, Land Once at Little Rock. Ark,
March 9Th, 1918,

Notice Ia hereby given that Karl Katroseik Of
Evening Shade, Arkansas, who on February 10,
1919, made Homestead Entry No. Oo3i7 for SW
ar Sc or, Sc OR SW or and N HALF SW
ar, Section II, Township II North. Range
West, 9th Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention 10 make Final Five Year Proof. to eS-
tablish claim 10 the land above described, before
Circuit Clerk at Hardy, Ark, on the 10 day Of
April, 1918.
Claimant names as witncssosi Henry PoysInger
aud Joseph W. shanko Of Evening Shade, Ark
and W. G, Wade and Tom Goodman Of Ash Flat
Arkansas,
Jno W, Allen, Register,
Sharp County record., 1918-04-05
COLLECTORS ND1E

Notice is hereby given that w'uM ~.
payers Of the various townships ~
ty, Arkansas. at the places and
mentioned below for the PURPOSE
the taxes for the year 1911 Az pIs
to pay on real estate will plea" ", y.
descriptions Of same In order 70 ''"'
delay. ~
Evening Shade, at court hou'' Nv
March A, TO Wednesday, April w. :.
Given under my hand this me"'
eembor, 1917, ,,,v s,t
and Ex.omcio Collector sh''p"''
Sharp County record., 1918-04-05
NO BANK FOR HIM

II don't put money in any bank says Slothul Sam My
inside ock, coed enough for and am going to Keep
il there instead of letting the other fellow carry it,
But does he keep there He does not The butcher hak'
er grocer clother and druggist Sans money and they put
il in the bans Sa d)nt know where his money goes But
somebody puts the bank Who putting your money ID
the bank? good for the other fellow to have money IN
the bank its good for you-and the other fellow gets rich it.
Bank of Cave City
Fully Insured Against Burglary
Sharp County record., 1918-04-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF The Interior
U, s, Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
March Sth, 1918

March Sth, 1918
Notice Is hereby given that Oscar Gibbihs OF
Center, Arkansas, who on March "a, 1915, made
Homestead Entry Mo, 0Ojl5, for HALF SW
OR and W HALF SB or Section 49, Township
IS North, Range West, 9th Principal Meridian
has Aed notice Of intention 10 make Final Three
Year Proof to establish elaIn to the land above
described before Circuit Clerk at Hardy, Ark"
on tho 10th day Of April, 1918
Claimant names as witnesses l., d. Yates,
WIN Brawley, Lestor Stewart and Geo. Denton
all Of Center Arkansea,
Jno, W, Allen, Register,
Sharp County record., 1918-04-05
FoR TREASURER
J.R. METCALF
]. +. CARPENTER
:. N. ELDRIDGE
IL. GYNCARD
C. ". WILSON
W.T.. SMITH
Local News

Break your cold or laerippe with
q few doses Of 668.
Miss Lulu Metcalf was at Little
Rock this week attending the an
nual meeting Of the State Teachers
Association.
Ny hats have arrived and are
now on sale. Please call and look
them over and oct prices. can
save you money on your hats. Re.
trimming a specially. Mrs. A, +.
Albright, Cave City.
Sharp County record., 1918-04-05
NOTICE FOR PUBU0||
Department OF Tho la'',s ~, /
U. S, Land omcc at LI''l, %I W h

VI '' '''' March sA v
Notice Is hereby given that o S'~ ,s,, n
Ash Flat. Ark, who on Nov ~ y Nv asS M
stead Entry No, oSo66' for N" Twul n
%, Township IS North Range ,'.. 'ri !" a
pal Meridian, has hlcd ne'',' % J. I'D,
make Final Five Year Proof, '. " cIrbl
c,IIs to above described land, e'i'i, :, .s% v%I
Hardy Ark, on the 10Th DAY =, aaIsI| ANA
Clair Claimant names as witnesses, ".',., AVN "A
Lowroy, W, II, Casey and o"'"
Ash Flat, Arkansas ~ Al@p|
Sharp County record., 1918-04-05
SURGEONS agree that h

oONpLOlNO ubiOV tAo' wv
cuts, burns, bruises and Sot
first treatment is the mM
tant. When an efficient ID
is applied promptly, thersh'
der of infection and the Ss1
gins to heal at once. Fol-
man or beast, BOrOzone y
ideal antiseptic and healinl
Buy it now and be ready lal
ereency. Price Csc, 50 90
per bottle. Sold by Barne'
Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10
OFFICERS or LOCAL
RED CROSS CHAPTER

Al recent meeting OF che exec
utive eOmmitte OF the local Red
Cross chapter the following stand
ing committees were appointed:
Executive committee--Mrs. Bert
Toomer. chairman. Mesdames n. J.
Davis. v. C. Culver. o. II. 0rOo. ".
A. Brough. Nose Lewis. VIM Quayle,
and Messrs O. c. Gray. Il. A. Burrell.
and W. II. Smith.
Finance Quantities.. A. Bur
rell. J. +. o'connor. II. J. Davis,
r. ". sheldon and W. q. staley.
The present officers OF the chap
ter are: Mrs. NJ. J. Davis. chair
man: Mrs. v. C. Culver. vice-chair-
man: Mrs. o. H. Groo. secretary
q. c. Gray. treasurer.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10
G. ". a Il. ID. TO HANDLE
STOCK oF ACME PAINTS

Tine c. W. 4 u. Co. Of this city haa
added . new line of eFoas % lie -
ready numerous ones. This line ls the
pruuct OF this Acme white Lead and
coks Co. Of Detroit. Mich. Throughput
the United Btatee tho Acme Paint Co
has been very active IN cleanup and
paInt-up campaigns. their motto be-
ing. paint for thrift sake--d1at pat
IL or put " ON.
T. b. Kelly Of Salt Lake. represent
tnK the acme paints. has been In ths
city several days getting things sF-
ranged for a paint opening day - the
e. W 4 n. Cos. place on SATURDAY
May 10. A special factory man will
be- In attendance on that date 10 a@alss
the Consolidated people. Ladies'. ss
well AN gentlemen. are invited 70 go
these demonstration relative to int
rioF deeoFAtLqua and hear talks on
yarnish and the preservation 0s the
wood work IN the home.
A carnation will be given W each
lady attending.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10

The last meeting OF the Parent
Teachers association for this school
year will be held ut the high school
auditorium on Tuesday night. May
IL. A good program has been pro
vided, the main feature OF which
will be a debate. the question being.
Resolved, That There Should be- a
Minimum Wage forA the Respective
States. . The debaters will be six
nigh school students. The program
committee IL DESTROYS Of q good at
tendance.
Omaha's cowboy mayor. James G.
Dahlman, quite widely known la this
section OF Idaho. met his Waterloo In
the city election held in that city
last Tuesday. He was buried under
an avalanche of votes totalling more
than 1000.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10
FOR RENT. FOR sALR, ETC.

WANTED--A good unfurnished room
by man. Private family preferred
Inquire this once.
FOR SALE.-IA inch Balm wagon,
a set OF harness and q pillow, all IN
good condition. Phone Rue
Phelps, i3l-W.
WANTED To rent a four or Ave
room modern house: phone rs.
WANTED.--A girl for homework al
the Lynn hospital.
FOR SALE-EgEs for setting, 800
for Is: Bun Wyandotea. RoaG
Comb Rhode Island Reds and
White LeghornB,--Van French
Montpelier.
FOR SALE.--Early Rose seed pota.
toes; $l.25 q hundred nc the ranch
or $3.50 delivered in Montpelier -
John Mining, Nounan.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10

If those having late magazines
they wish to give to the soldiers will
leave them at the JOnes-Robison Co.
store the ladies having this work In
charge will see to II that the maya
zines reach their proper destination.
Second Lieutenant A. Newberry
Choyce. Lercestershire Regiment OF
the British army, was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Sergeant Monday
evening at . quiet home dinner with
a few friends.
Allen Richards, who enlisted in the
ARTILLERY service at Fort Douglas three
weeks ago, spent last Saturday and
SUNDAY with Montpeliar relatives. He
said that he did not expect to get
home again very soon, as his battery
would likely leave Salt Lake soon.
An excellent bargain In a new res
ldence. See the Bear River Valley
Land 4 Abstract Co.
H. b. Whitman writes from Salt
Lake that his son, Russell, who was
operated on last Saturday, Ii getting
along nicely, but that he viii have to
remain in the hospital for about four
weeks. Mr.. Whitman will return
home tomorrow.
On and after May / 5th the regular
weekly dances At the pavilion will be
given on Wednesday night instead OF
Saturday, and dancing will start
promptly at $50. The Wednesday
night dances will continue until the
first OF October.
The Red Cross dance at the city
hall last Tuesday night was fairly
well attended. mostly by ynung PEG.
pie. who had q jolly good time. De
lieious punch was served, and during
the evening several boxes of cOnfee-
ttenery were disposed OF at q good
profit.
d. W. Garrett. who was called b.
Waco, Texas, q week ago last Sunday
by the illness OF his father. writes
that his father died on Monday, ApFi
90, and that he did not arrive thaT,
until Wednesday, but was In time Il
attend the funeral Mr.. Garrett Il
expected home tomorrow.
A few days ago Bishop Hoff OF thii
city, received from his brother. Wit
resides in Philadelphia, Q small sec
tion eE the first wood water pipe tina
was laid In that city over 100 year
ago. This pipe. which Is In good con
dition. was only recently replaces
! with new pipe.
All OF the late popular song bit
at Nieisen's music store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10
40 TIE PEOPLE NAY KNOW.

Ny new assistant. DIT. 81. + Tar
ner. IL In my opinion the most shillfnl
operator and laboratory man IN the
western states. ! arm fortunate "
nnH9 auEH nan N WT once
H. HECKSTHOM. Dentist.
Qnsea over bank az Monaueltss
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10
NOTICE TO CLEAN Up.

At a meeting OF the city board OF
health. held ON May .. Il was ordered
that n general clean up OF the city
must be made on or before night OF
May 30. 1918. Any person failing 10
comply with this order win be dealt
with according to law.
@. r. ASHLEY.
Chm. Board OF Health
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10
Local News
Montpelier, Friday, May 10. 1918

The pavilion orchestra will give
big dance some time early in June.
A son registered at the home of
George Hall of Bennington, last Sun
day.
Littla boys waists, ages 8 to IL
years, 65 cents at Jones-RoDlSon Co.
Mike Knutti Is driving a new
Oldsmobile, which he purchased last
week.
New line of wall paper at the Mel
sen Furniture Co.
Mrs. A. A. Dewey returned yester-
day from q visit with her daughter
Mrs. John Barrett, in Logan.
Mems summer weight underwear
$1.0O a suit at nes-Robison Co.
Call and see our line OF all silk
dresses for ladies; they are nifty and
prices are reasonable.-The Fair
Store. Sam L. Lewis.
A new daughter registered at the
home of Gottlieb Lortscher of this
city, last Monday.
We have some real bargains In
boys shoes; Jones-Robison Co.
Miss Jane Osborn of Rexburg. Is
visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. ]. Nj. Phelps.
Mrs. C. e. Wright and Mrs. Mary
Scarlet visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wetzel in Soda Springs last Sunday.
Mems dress shirts, special while
they last. So cents at Jones-Robison
Co.
The stork left q daughter at the
home of Ray Gardner In this city, last
Tuesday afternoon.
A nice line of bicycles and bicycle
sundries at eastern prices at the
Nielsen Furniture Co.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees CON
tributed SIS this week to the local
Red Cross chapter. for which the lat
ter Ii very thankful.
Your cleanup and paint-up prob
lens will be made easier IL you attend
our paint opening day Saturday, May
&c. w. & M. Co.
There will be q students and chill.
dren's meeting at the M. q. church
on Saturday and Sunday, May IL. and
IL at o'clock D. m. Everybody
invited to attend.
Mrs. H. A. Jacobs of New Yorvi
City. was q visitor last Sunday and
Monday at the home Of Sam l.. Lewis
Joe Jacobs OF Pocatello, was alse
here.
A beautiful display of wall deoora
tions and wood finishes at our pain
opening day, Saturday. May &c
w. q M. Co.
E. A. Burrell left Tuesday for Los
Angeles to remain with his family
until schoOl closes there. when the
will return with him.
Miss EuIalia Stuart went to Greer
River last Saturday to Join Mr.. ans
Mrs. Ralph Hampton and son OF
their six weeks tour of the Pacif'
coast.
People lover here" can get tn
songs the boys are singing love
there" at the Nielsen music store.
Last Saturday the stork LETT twin
"a son and a daughter-at the hom
If A. A. Kunz OF Bern. The mOthe
and the babes are getting along nice
ly.
John Black, agent for the SINCE
sewing machine, carries a full line Q
extras and supplies; also does repair
ing; phone 1851.
O. B. Kelly OF Bingham Junction
Utah. was shaking hands with Oh
Montpelier frineds last Monday. Il
was accompanied by Fred w. WeDi
president OF the Iron County Cos
company. in which Mr.. Kelly l. als
interested.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10
NOTICE 10 WATER PATRONS

All water rentals for the quarter
ending June so. 1918. must be paid
on or before May as or the water
will be turned on and . fee OF Si.OO
win be charged for turning Il on
again. TH0S. BARRETT.
Collector
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10
st National Bank
IDAHO

Mrs. Carl Spongberg was called to
Logan last Saturday by the serious
illness of her father who Is SO years
of age.
There will be a dance at the First
ward hall on Friday night. May IL,
given by the Unity Swarm of the Bee
Hive Girls. Admission 10 cents.
The stake primary will give dane
ing matinee at the pavilion on Satur-
day AFTERNOON, May IS. The little
] folks are expected to appear in
aprons and overalls.
Miss Stella Langford returned the
first of the week from McCammon,
where she had been for the past year
with her brother. She will now re-
main here with her mother.
Paint opening day Saturday, May
IS at the Consolidated Wagon q Ma
chine Co. Souvenirs and flowers for
the ladies.
The Firstward Sunday school will
1 give another apron and overall dance
at the pavilion Wednesday night, May
10. Admission, gents, SO cents, Ia
dies. Is cents.
II you have any secondhand furni-
ture to sell phone John Black. 1881.
Some of the base ball fans are fig-
uring on arranging a game between
the fats and leans in the near future
the proceeds from which will be do
mated to the Red 0FesB chapter.
The teachers picnic, which was to
Nave been held at Fish Haven and
Lakota tomorrow, has been postpon-
ed one week on account of the wealth
III
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-10
HEREFORD Bulls FoB SALE.

Forty head Of Registered Hereford
bulls.-OIsOu Bros. Ovid. phone iss'
Ria
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-27
LODGES

In the election of officers of VAL
halla Lodge No. 275. odd Fellows,
last night, Otto Olsen was elected
noble grand; Nels Hansen. vice
grand; Chris r. Lund, recording sec
rotary; Chris Aggersen. financial Sec
rotary; J. Tofte Hansen, treasurer,
and Carl w. Lund, trustee for eigh-
teen months. The installation will
take place Mt the second meeting in
January that occurs on Thursday,
January 9. Arrangements are being
made by the lodge for a reception
and dance to be held in the Odd Eel
lows clubrooms Saturday night, jan
uary A..
Raritan Lodge No. 81, i. and 4. NJ.
at its communication last night elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Worshipful master. Benjamin
Goldberger: senior warden. William
Mutt; junior warden. j. Jensen; secre-
tary, Emil Warter: treasurer. Charles
X. Seaman and trustee. n. w. Pierce.
William Maidment is the presen,
w~orshipful master who will retire fol
lowing the installation IF the newly
elected and appointed officers on Jan
uary ..
The election of officers and the
Christmas tree celebration of Liberty
Council No. IA. Sons and Daughters OF
Liberty, will be held tonight at q
meeting of the council at ~Jacobson's
hail. A program has been arranged
for the affair. f"Ar Y
Grace Lodge No. II, Shepherds OF
Bethlehem was postponed last night
at the meeting until the next meeting
which will be held on January 8. The
installation viii take place at the
same time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-27
Children Enjoy Party
At The Public Library

santa Claus visited the public IL
bray yesterday afternoon In the per-
son of Miss Judge and her assistants
Nearly a hundred children were pres
ent.
Tickets were issued to fifty-nine and
when the children were informed
there were no more tickets they were
heart broken. so it was decided to ID
nit all who came n at 2:3O O'Clock
the library was crowded.
A large Christmas tree stood at one
end spreading its Christmas cheer.
Little stockings had been made by
Miss Judge for distribution. But there
were only fifty-nine, S the rest of the
kiddies were given candy. The money
for tbs affair had been saved from
that allotted to the library for use in
decorative purposes.
A Nictrola which had been loaned
FOR the occasion. furnished h music
for the Christmas carols Miss Judge
old a number of Christmas tales and
Then distributed the GIFTS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-27
Danish Lodges Make Merry.

Three hundred children and nearly
as many ~grown-ups attended the an
nual Christmas tree celebration OF
the Danish Brotherhood and Sister
hood lodges held last night at Wash
ington HAN.
Santa Claus. in the person Of Fred
Christensen. supplied each one of the
children with a bag of candy and an
apple from the tree as they marched
around it. The celebration began at
s O'Clock and from that time until IL
o'clock the children had full sway on
The floor. After this the grown peo-
pie enjoyed dancing until an early
hour. The music for the affair was
furnished by Professor Marinus Peter
sons orchestra.
Refreshments were served during
the evening to both the children and
the members OF the two ~organiza-
lions. Those on the committee In
charge OF the arrangements included
Chris Borup. chairman: Andrew
Tostersen. 7. p. Fonskov. Fred Koyen,
and Math Hansen for the Brother
hood: Mrs. Petersen, Mrs. Gliscoe,
Mrs. Fonskov. Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
Samso. for the Sisterhood.
The brotherhood announced at this
time that a club night would be held
every Saturday night at the hall for
the members. their wives and lady
friends
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-27
HEALTH BOARD
END YEAR MONDAY
Willsey Will Tender ReSigna-
ton and Restaurant 0rdi-
nance viii Come Up

The last meeting OF the present
Board of Health will be held at the
city hall Monday night. at which time
the resignation of Health Officer VIII
liam ]. Willsey will come up and the
passing of the restaurant ordinance
viii take place.
II is not known whether Mr.. Will
scy's resignation Will be accepted or
not but il is said that Mr.. Willsey Is
determined to get out and nat he a
secured a position with an out of town
concern. Mr.. Willsey has been with
the health board for several years and
mis- term Is not up until March.
At the meeting on Monday night IL
is understood that the ordinance IL
censing restaurants and lunch rooms
in this city will be passed on its second
final readings.
The board will also hear reports
from Inspector Thomas Wilhelm as to
the conditions of the Neiss and Field
man diaries at Woodbridge. These
milk dealers at this time have no Ii
censes to sell milk in this city and III
the reports of the health inspector are
thought favorable by the board they
may grant new licenses.
The matter of garbage collection
and the splitting ordinance will also
come up for discussion.
This will be the last meeting for
Health Commissioner PETE and when
the new board meets there will be two
new members one to succeed PETE and
the other to succeed Commissioner
John Amaczi, who Is in the United
States rmy The new board will meet
early in January.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-27
First Service Letter Of
Trade Board Is Out Today

The Board Of Trade is commencing
what arc called service letters. and
the first OF the series was sent to the
members Of the board today. These
letters will be sent 10 the various
members during 1919. The object is
to inform them of the activities of the
board. and the secretary aims to have
the letters accomplish what the title
suggests-service.
The first OF the series is for the Dur
bose OF telling members of the work OF
communities connected with the board
during the coming year and asks all
members to take notice carefully OF all
facts contained in the letters.
The board has also planned to start
a members forum and q committee
will arrange for the first meeting in
the rear future. This forum will give
the members opportunity to heal what
the board is doing and will enable the
body as a whole to study questions and
express themselves ON any matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-27
CHRISTMAS DINNER PARTY

a Ginner party was Mold Chrlstlhas
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Bjornsen, of 554 Brace avenue. A
turkey dinner was served at 6 o'clock
following which a social evening was
spent. Refreshments of coffee and
cake were served at about IL o'clock.
Among those present were the Misses
Ruth Anderson, Olga Bjornsen, Stella
Bjornsen and Elsie Bjornsen. Marion
Anderson. Jennie Anderson and Ade-
line Anderson. Emily Buckalew and
Mrs. Erik Anderson. and Messrs.
Hans Bjornsen, Thomas Kay. Arne
Bjornsen. Charles Anderson. Andrew
Biornsen and William B%jornsen, and
Sergeant and Mrs, Newman of Me-
fuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-27
Left Auto Truck at Police
Station: Then Disappeared

In the arrest of a mar recently who
gave the name of Ma Shapiro, the
police have furnished themselves with
a motor truck, which is without an
owner and a mystery. The truck
stands in front of the police station.
where II remained when the man left
it for security while he wen out, os-
tensibly to get bail. 1t is now believed
that the truck was stolen. that the
driver was a thief and that he made
good his escape under the pretext that
70 Us going to get bonds.
The man gave the name of Max
Shapiro and q man of that name who
operates a barrel factory in New
Brunswick avenue desires 1t to be
known that he was not the man ar
rested. The original arrest was for
a minor offense. the driver having de-
molished a traffic sign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-27
PERSONALS

Anthony Larson. OF Market street.
and George Ryder. of Broad street.
arc spending their Christmas vacation
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Larson
In Troy. New York.
Corporal George Francis Tighe a ia
die instructor at Paris Island. {. g..
is home on "a fifteen days ~furlough.
Sergeant Joseph Costello. nephew Of
Chief of Police Burke. and Thomas T..
Burke. who enlisted in the United
States Army some months ago and
who is row stationed at Camp Hola-
bird. Md. is spending q week with his
The Misses Eta Skillen of Kearny
relatives in this city.
avenue. Dorothy a Dusen OF Rector
street. Agatha and Petra Hansen. OF
High street. Edna PfeiI OF Center
street and Mrs. NJ. Roberts of Center
street, are spending a few days as the
guests OF Miss Dorothy Ramsay in
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles weishaupt and
family of Manchester. Pa, were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Van Dus-
sen OF Rector street. over the Christ
mas holidays.
Kenneth w. Mackenzie, of 112 Cor
don street. has returned from the L.
s. Marine hospital at Stapleton. where
a serious operation on his leg was per-
FORMED.
Harold van SICKLE of the T.. ;.
Navy, who has been stationed off the
coast of Scotland. has returned to this
country M spent a twelve-hour leave
ut his home yesterday. Seaman Van
SICKLE expects to receive his discharge
shortly.
Gershion Goldman of State street.
was Il New York visitor yesterday.
Samuel Spivack of Madison avenue.
WE . w NC-'S visitor Yesterday.
Miss Clara Overgaard is visiting a
her home in FOrds. from New Haven.
for the holidays. Mss Rose Crawford
of New Haven. is visiting with her.
Paul kcmeny of High street. was a
Newark visitor last night.
Leo ~Iowenkopf of Keasbey. visited
friends in Newark yesterday.
Mrs. Herbert Eyerkuss. Miss Ethel
David and Miss Emma Sanford spent
yesterday in New York City.
Walter Parker Runyon. of Rutgers
Preparatory school. is spending the
Christmas holida~s at his home i'm
Rector street. He was a member of
the company of prem boys who re-
Gently gave a minstrel show in New
brunswick. Parker returns to New
brunswick on January 6.