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The Raymer enterprise., 1919-11-27
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at pab-
lie auction on the Henry Lamon
farm; miles South and mile West
of Buckingham; s miles South and 3
miles East of Keota; commencing at
1900 A. NJ. sharp on
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-11-27

Some people play at their work
and then work at their play and do
neither one we'll.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-11-27

Good resolutions aree like mush-
rooms--most of them suoil overr light
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girl from Las Vegas. All enjoyed the
hospitality of the hostess and pro-
claim her an ideal entertainer.
Mrs. NJ. J, Hagan, of Birmingham,
Ala, arrived in the city this week to
make her home with her son, Gordon
Hagan.
James Lamb, of the L. N. NJ, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents.
Frank Moniger returned home
after a months visit in Colorado.
Miss Francis Roberts, who has been
at school in Albuquerque \. NJ, spent
Thanksgiving with her father and
brothers.
Miss Nina McCornant of the st.
Vincents academy at Albuquerque, N.
NJ, spent Thanksgiving at home.
A pretty wedding was held Monday
at the Sacred Heart church at
O'Clock high mass, when Miss Grace
Ortiz became the bride of Simon
Chavez.
Mr. r. Ricksoon of Seligman was a
guest Of Miss Florence Cavanaugh on
Sunday of this week.
Mr. Pat Game is in the city visiting
with his SISTER Mrs. E. s. Pichard.
Mr. Butler arrived Thursday and
will spend the weekend here, and on
Sunday with his wife will go to then
new home in New orleans.
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GALLUP

George Culver, who for the past
eighteen months has been in france
returned Monday Of this week. Pflor
to the time spent in France he was u
cadet at the n. NJ. NJ. |, of Roswell.
Miss Hazel Wilmunder of the uni
versity at Albuquerque, spent the past
week visiting her parents here, She
returned Friday
A formal dance was given at the
City club on Tuesday night and 1t
proved to be a very successful dance
At midnight a delicious luncheon con-
sisting of turkey sandwiches, owes
pickles and coffee was served. 'Ihe
johnson orchestra furnished the mu-
sic for the evening.
Messrs. Willard Stofer and George
Martin, who have enrolled at U. N. NJ
spent Thanksgiving with their parents
in this city.
DR.. Chevalier gave a reception in
honor of Miss Ostrander on Tuesday
evening at the Community house.
five-piece orchestra rendered the mu-
sic for the dance and a most delight
full time was enjoyed by all who were
present Miss Ostrander, the secre-
tary of the sanitarlum which will soon
be erected there.
Capt. and Mrs. Biefer returned last
week from four-Weeks' pleasure
trip spent in Ell Paso.
Mrs. Burns and Mrs, Biefer from
! Fort Wingate, We're business visitors
in the city Wednesday of this week.
The following teachers We're
members of the convention held at
| Albuquerque this week; Misses Burks,
Ieaden, Lorenzo, Quick Buchanan,
| Barker, Peterson, Morris, Randolph
and Professor Swinnney.
The American legion gave their FIRST
| annual ball at the opera house
! Wednesday evening, 1t was decided
success and a most enjoyable time
was had by the many that attended.
Music was furnished by the Rollie or
| chestra.
G. w. Barnes of Texas is in the city
visiting with his wife and son, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Slack for the past six weeks,
Mrs. F.. McNutt was hostess at a
party given in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy During the after
noon a delicious luncheon was served
and all report a most pleasant time.
/ Miss Helen Allison arrived Tuesday
to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, f. j. Allison
and her brother, Joe. She Will re-
main with them until Sunday, when
she will return to Albuquerque to re-
sumo her duties. She has as hel
guests the Misses Helene Shade, OF
Albuauerdue and Lucy Clement OF
Las Vegas. These young ladies vii
visit with Miss Allison during hel
stay in the city.
Miss Helen Allison entertained a.
an elaborate dinner party Friday
evening in honor of her guests, tbs
Misses Shade and Clement SiNteer
guests were present and tiny place
, cards of red hearts in which We're
concealed cards bearing the names Q
Miss Lucy Clement and Mr.. Howars
| Peterson. These young people VII
) be married shortly, Miss Clement be
/ ling a very popular young societ!
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ESTANCIA

III
w. |. Cochran ana Iamily ana MISS
lleleh cochran, pfolher anu sls'el VI
A. l. cochran, nave arrived from I'll
caGo 70 make thelr nome IN hstallcia.
j. n. Burton. Neal Jenson, and
! George Edmunds made a trip to Albu-
querque the latter part of the week
AT a meeting of the executive
board of the American Red Cross
chapter Mrs. Ralph Coombs was elect
ed county chairman to succeed Ira l..
Ludwick.
Miss Annie Porter OF santa re IS
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, j. 7.
| Porter.
Sheriff Alexandra Baca went 10 Al
huquerque on official business sun
day returning Tuesday.
All Of the Estanc!a teachers at
tended the New Mexico Educational
associations annual convention IN
Albuquerque last week,
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ARTESIA

Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Holifield of
LOvington, have been in town for a
few days. Mr.. Holifield was once
a prominent business man of this
place and still has q farm near the
Brown oil we'll
The Delphian club, which suspend
ed meetings during the war has re-
organized and resumed activities. At
the meeting held last week at the
home of Mrs Ruth b. Skeen, the club
discussed the literary features of He
brew literature as found in the Bible.
The discussion was led by Mrs. Mark
Corbin.
In order to economi2e on fuel the
business places of Artesia are now
closed at S o'clock except on Satur-
day evenings.
w. f. Hollomon has purchased one
OF the Brainerd residences on Rose
Lawn and will occupy it as soon as
Mrs. Holomon RECEIVERS from hei
present illness.
DR.. NJ. p. Skeen has been called tC
eastern oklahoma by the serious i'll
ness of his brother.
j, w. Booker and family have lately
arrived from El Dorado, Kans., ant
are now permanently located here.
| NJ. p. Ravis and family have gon'
| to their old home in Tennessee for {
| visit until after the holidays.
| j. w. Hollister was in Eel Paso Ct
the beginning of the week on bust
ness trip.
Abe Burnett of Hope, of the Peco
Valley Press, snapped a few yarn
with Artesia friends last "Wednesday
According to well established Gus
| tom the churches held union Thanks
/! giving day services. They We're he'll
1 this year at the Methodist church an
/ Rev. Buren, Sparks of the Bapts
church preached the sermon. Their
was a special music program furnish
ed by combination choir and a
usual the attendance was large.
William Dooley is off to Kansa
City on a business trip.
Rev. C. Ross Payne of Albuquerque
was in town last Sunday. He is fiel
secretary of the Associational Baptls
Young Peoples Sunday school unlo
for New Mexico, and while in the va
ley perfected a district organizatio
embracing Hagerman, Artesia an
Carlsbad The first meeting of tn
union will be held next month
Carlsbad.
II. G. Knoedler has returned frol
a lengthy visit to the oil fields of kar
ass, oklahoma and Texas.
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BELEN


Mrs. John Becker. Jr. Misses Lucie
and Naomi Becker and Endersteein
attended the Fortnightly Music club
concert in Albuquerque Monday.
Clayton Barron Anna and Henri
eta Davidson are home from Me
silla Park for the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
Miss Lucie Becker was hostess at
her home on Tuesday evening al "a
miscellaneous shower givecn for Miss
Pearl Hayerford The house was dec
Grated in pink and white garlands
and little Lars Halama presented the
brideto-be, with toy ~ wagon
loaded with many M and
useful gift from T. merous
friends. Later in the events num-
der of the men surprised her with
tin shower Delicious refreshments
were served and a most enjoyable
evening was spent.
Edward Lebrun passed through
Beleen Thursday morning a member
of the college football team which
played L. n. M Thursday afternoon,
Miss Sadie Tooker Of East Las
Vegas, and Miss Mary Fitzgerald
formerly Belm teachers. visited Miss
Lucie Becker and Mrs. John Becker,
JAs u phAl VI lllt .NtGhs lldNlAlb III
tended the convention in Albuquer-
que.
Miss A. r, Van b. Fatjo of East
Las Vegas, visited Miss Louise Fell
a part of the week.
The dance given by the Maccabees
was held Friday night and every
one reports a good time.
Miss Louise Fell and Mr., and Mrs.
Scheele entertained at dinner Thanks
giving Mr.. and Mrs. Workman and
family of Peralta, n. NJ, Miss A.
Z. Van b. Fatio, Miss Metzie Ender-
stein, Messrs. Ellermeyer, Z. Fell and
II. Fell
As the elimination of an interest
ing romance which started in Colo
RADIO college the marriage of Miss
Pearl Hayerford and Lieut.. Harry
James Golightly of Colorado Springs,
was solomized in the Lutheran
church in Belen, which was beauti-
fully decorated with garlands of smi-
lax and chrysanthemums. Rev. Knud-
son of Albuquerque officiated. The
Bridge was gowned in white satin
embroidered in silver, and had as her
only attendant her sorority sister Miss
Hortense Switzer of Albuquerque.
During the ceremony the fraternity
loving cup song was rendered, Ben
c. Becker fraternity brother Of
the groom was the best man, A re-
ceptiOn at the house followed, while
the best wishes of Belenites attended
the happy couple, there are also many
regrets over losing Miss Hayerford.
Lieutenant and Mrs Golightly left
Friday evening for visit in Colorado
Springs and will then go on to Wash
ington, d. c., to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker enter
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LAS VEGAS

Thanksgiving week was not notable
for numerous social events. largely be-
cause the school teachers, who make
up big portion of the city's younger
social crowd. were in Albuquerque to
attend the meeting of the New Mex
leo educational association.
Wednesday night the Elks attempt
ed to give dance. A large assem-
blage waited until II O'Clock for the
musicians to appear and then went
sorrowfully home.
Thanksgiving night the +. Romero
Hose and Fire company gave Jitney
dance in the armory. A big crowd was
present. The feature eevnt of the
evening was the prize shimmy dance.
The American Legion gave largely
attended dance at the armory Satur-
day night
Wednesday afternoon the Woman's
club gave a musical tea in the Car
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Strong, Forceful Men
With Plenty of Iron
In Their Blood ~ i
These Are the Ones With the
Power and Energy to Win

MANY capable man or woman
falls just short of winning because
they don't back UP their mentality
with the physical strength ana energy
which come from having plenty OF
iron in the blood" saws Or. lanes
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Sullivan,
ept)
the blood
irritable
strength of will which
in walk of life
woman into
Keen red-booded Americans there
nave found valuable rOnNuXaed
the strength
in weeks NuNaed
million people annually and has been used and endorsed
as adereUki Premier
United states Senator and Presidential nominee Charles
former Health
States Judge G. W. Atkinson Washington
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-04

Repetidisimas veces he leido articu-
los de muchisimos companeros demos
trando unos las ventajas que recibi-
remos ingresando ell Ia Association de
Maestros Rurales, y otros afirmativa-
mente, aconsejandonos que no nos Sc
paremos de la actual Association
en- la cual estan asociados muchos macs
tros de todos los pueblos de la isla, que
Ia defender con tes6n de los ataQaes
cue lie hacen aquellos que Sc encuen-
tran fuera de la misma.
Nuestros pensamientos (de ambas par
tcs) encierran en- ST, los mayores bene-
fcios para todo Ell magisterio rural, y
he ahi el idealismo que nos embargo.
Muchos Green que los profesores gra-
duados nos tratan tcan desprecio; de
ESQ nadie debe apartarse, porque en- to-
das parties exishsn buenos Y malos, or
gullosos v sencillos, pero no en- todos
los pueblos hay Ell mismo grado de com
panerismo. 81 una persona te despre-
cia, perd6nala, que no sabe "contro-
larss'; por esas no ilEgues las demas,
y acuerdate de que en- Ell mundo no
hay quien no deje de tener siquiera un
enemigo donde tiene muchisimos ami
gos.
Rspeto la opinion de los que ante
riormente han ocupado las columnas
de algun diario en- pro en- contra de
Ia Association de Maestrcs, pero ten
go ell derecho de decira la mia, sin que
ofenda nadie, pues mi prop6sito es
igual que ell de mis- compafieros; engran
decor nuestra sufrida clase, que al sen
tirse vigorizada quiere remontar ell
vuelo hasta negar al 1ltimo peldafio.
iCual es la causa de que ciertos en-
pleados puedan ascender mientras no
sotros, aunque cumphendo, continue-
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rJvEsTIGANDo.
FL abismo llama al abisrno

: os en- el mismo sitio? Necesitamos ir
mas aha de 10 que somos; Queremos
progresar, y 81 no Sc nos ofrecen los
medios, debemos obtenerlos; para clio
estoy seguro de que los graduados no
SO opondran nuestros anhelos; antes
ell contrario, nos ayudaran. Para que
exista una mutua cordialidad, jamas
debemos ir fuera de "La Association
nj debilitarla, porque ella sera la pri-
mera en- reclamar nueStros derechos;
es verdad que entire nosotros hay macs
tros que serian ell orgullo de nuestra
Association Rural, pero no veo e.
motive de romper la union, cuando en-
ella esta La fuerza. Hay cierta discre-
pamela que podria solucionarse hacien-
do asambleas especiales para rurales
graduados, de modo que cada cual, de
acuerdo con su clase discuta pida
aquello que honrosamente lie correspon-
de para su bienestar; hay que tsnar
mucha paciencia, pues veces hacemos
cosas tan repentinamente (au11que con
la mas sana buena fe) que nos traen
malas consecuencias.
No ha mucho, lei algo asi como una
critica que Sc nos dirije al yer el rum
DO de poca union que seguimos, pero
nadie absolutamente puede adiv4nar 10
que hace falta Ell la casa del vecino.
'Los maestros, mas que nadie, necesi-
tamos yer las cosas como elias SON.
realidad, no como las pinta la fan
tasia la soberbia''. Hay que fortale-
ser la antigua Association" ingre-
sando todos en- ella, porQue ha side
constante, no dejemos que caiga en
el abismO por que Ell Abismo Llama
kbismo.
MANUEL u. PADRO.
maestro RuraD.
Utuado, P. r. A
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del Departamento de Agriculture y
Trabajo.)

del Departamento de Agricultural y
Trabajo.)
Este Departamento ha recibido mu-
clras consultaS de agricultores respecto
al perjuicio que ha- causado su CANA
do vacuno la "Mosca Cornuda', desean
do saber los medics para combatirla.
Antes de irformar los agricultores
las maneras de combatir esta mosca,
deseamos darles a conocer el daio que
hace a sus animales para que tomen
mucho interes en- su extirpaci6n.
La "Mosca Cornuda'' ademas de tras
mitir diferentes Intermediates al CANA
do vacuno, produce mucha irritaci6n y
molestia; lie chupa La sangre; los tie
ne ell un estado de nerviosidad conssan
! te: los enfiaquece; hace disminuir Ia
secretion lactea en- las vacas y al
gunos animales los deja en- tai estado
de debilidad que les imposibil+ta para
defenderse de estos insectos y ihueren
extenuados.
Para combatir esta mosca, es nece-
sario evitar que esten al descubierto
los estiercoles inmundicias donde es-
tas moscas puedan posarse poner sus
.huevos. Ademas de esta medida prof.
lactica. 81 acaso las moscas no hubiesen
desaparecido totalmente, Sc usaran medi
camentos que podran ser aplicados ex-
teriormente los animales mediante los
tsnques de immersion, pulverizadores,
pafios brochas.
ST Sc usan los tanques de immersion
los cuales seran llenados con una solu-
ci6n aceitosa, habra que poner tablas
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Danes que causa al ganadO la "Mosca Cornuda"
[HarmatObia Senata y medios para combatjF|a

ell la parte superior de dicho tanque
para evitar que la preparation aceitosa
cue hace salpicar Ell animal al caer den
tro, Salga afuera; de manera que la
substantial aceitosa al penetrar otra
vez en- Ell tanque. .rocie Ell animal, ma
tando las moscas.
81 acaso el tanque no fuese utiliza-
do, Sc recomienda la formula siguiente:
Grasa de pescado, 100 parties
Esencia de alquitran, so parties
Acido fenico crudo, l parte
Estos ingredientes seran bien mezcla-
dos la mixtura resultante sera aplica-
da. no muy intensamente, al ganado
cada cuatro (4) dias, con una pequena
5omba pulverizadora de mano. Por la
.noche que es cuando mas atacan las
noscas las bases de los cuernos, Sc po-
dra aplicar tabaco en- polvo en- dichos
sitios.
Juan VARAS CATALA.
Inspector Veterinario.
LA LEY DE CREDIToS RURALES
Esperamos que dentro de POGO item
(Continda en- la p$gina 81
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e. MUNDo
coM1TE CENTRAL AGRIcoLA.

En- los salones de La estuela de ''Co1
chado'' Sc efectu6 una Asamblea pei
al Comite Agricola de este pueblo, con
eli fin de infor1nar sobre su actuaci6n
durants ell tempo que llevaba de cons
tituido.
FL presidente de dicho Comit6 de-
mas miembros, hicieron circular una
invitacioa para el acto, que result6 muy
concurrido.
Los fines de este Comite consistian
en- ayudar a la Con1isi6n de Alinien.ics
Y demas organismos e instituciones que
funcionaban durante la guerra.
Feicitamos a don Luis Otero, presi-
dcnte de este Comite por ell exito al
canzado ell sus empeiios.
N1Nos SIN EscUELAs
Ell curse escolar di6 comienzo ell el
dia de hoy, dc septiembre. Mas de
doscientos nihos han quedado sin es-
cuela.
Isabella necesita mas salones escola-
res. tanto ell la zona urbana como en-
la rural, y es la Junta Escolar la lla-
mada solucionar este conficto, que
viene en- perjuicio de todos los estudian
tes.
va es tempo tambi6n de que Sc ira
baje por conseguir maestros para dos
grades mas en- estas escuslas, pues son
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Un buque misterioso alarma
a los vecinos de Isabella

muchos los ninos que Sc ven obligados
salir a terminar sus estudios a otras
poblaciones, por carecer de estos gra-
dos, primero y segundo afo, cue otras
poblacionss de menos categoria tienen
.ALARETA INFUNDADA.
Ell domingo por Ia tarde, los vecinos
dc las playas de este pueblo, Sc alar-
raron al yer que I'm barco que iba
con rumbo al noroeste Sc detuvo fren-
to la costa muy corta distancia.
ocos momentos despues echaron un
bote al aqua, que lego TERRA condu-
ciendo cinco mocehones, que quedaron
CT Ia playa, sin orientaci6n, pues Sc
gun parece eran muchachos de San Juan
que al salir Ell barco de aquel puerto, Sc
eccc3ldieron en- algun sitio, tai vez con
intenci6n de hacer su viaje sin costo
aiguno.
Ell jefe de policia, sefior Colon Sc
Il aslad6 La playa conduciendo hasta
el cuartel los infortunados viajeros.
T-JvEsTIGANDo.
Sc encuentra en- esta poblacion, pro-
ccdente del Departamento de Hacien-
da, ell sefior Roig, que de acuerdo con
l. Ley de Rentas viene tomahdo infor-
,nes del veluInen de negocios y entradas
qle tiene cada propietario.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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INTEREsANTE

A las dafnas de Rio Piedras y pobla-
clones limitrofes. He instalsdo recien-
temente en- Rio Piedras, Gale de Mu-
hoz Rivera No. 26 en- "LAS NOvEDA-
DES" una maquina para hacer traba-
JOS de Homestitching, Ribete de Picot,
Dobladillo Tru-Tru en- toda clase de
telas trajes que Sc me confaren. Ts-
lefono Is.
EcoNoNzIA Y EsMERo-PRoNTITUD
Y LIMPIEzA
Carmen Arte Costa. Advt.
The Belding banner-news., 1919-04-16

h A. number of business places Of this
city will close their doors to business
on Good Friday between the hours Of
IL o'clock noon and o'clock in the
afternoon in honor Of the Passion of
Our Lord, those hours being the ones
on which He suffered and died on the
cross. The movement is growing
throughout the United States and
may some day become so that practi-
cally every place cf business in the
country will observe those hours on
Good Friday by closing. In Ionia
last year Mayor Green issued pro-
clamation to this effect and all places
observed the hours with this honor.
Rev. FIR. John A. Klich, referring TO
the movement stated that it was a
good one and that 1t would hurt no
cne ard IN fact do them good to re-
fleet fer three hours on Good Frida
on the bitter sufferings Of the One
who was crucified in order that the
world might be saved. He stated
that if all were thus to mediate, that
more Christian and neighborly spir-
it would prevail among the people
of the world and that they would be
far better eff for it.
The Belding banner-news., 1919-04-16

Don't forget that big Easter dance
to be given in the Hubbell hall, Beld-
ing, April %, by Hale's Concert &
Dance orchestra; special decorations,
special lighting effects, new novelties,
largest orchestra ever used in west
Michigan; same old price; everybody
welcome; beth old aud new dances;
dance in Hubbell hall, Belding, on
Wednesday evening, April 23 and you
will never regret it.-Adv.
Don't forget that big Easter dance
to be given in the Hubbell hall, Beld-
ing. April %, by Hale's Concert &
Dance orchestra; special decorations,
special lighting effects, new novelties,
largest orchestra ever used in west
Michigan; same old price; everybody
welcome; both old and new dances;
dance in Hubbell hall, Belding. on
Wednesday evening, April % and you
will never regret it.-Adv.
Don't forget that big Easter dance
to be given in the Hubbell hall, Beld-
ing, April %, by Hale's Concert e.
Dance orchestra; special decorations,
special lighting effects, new novelties,
largest orchestra ever used in west
Michigan; same old price; everybody
welcome; beth old and new dances;
dance in Hubbell hall, Belding, on
Wednesday evening, April % and you
will never regret it.-Adv.
The Belding banner-news., 1919-04-16

Please remember the social this
Friday evening at Mr.. Wells. Ladies
be sure to bring your Easter bonnet
well trimmed. Picnic supper.
Mrs. Leland Godfrey has returned
from the Belding hospital much inn
proved. Miss Helen Pierson is as
sisting her with her work.
Don't forget that big Easter dance
to be given in the Hubbell hall, Beld-
ing, April 23, by Hale's Concert q
Dance orchestra; special decorations,
special lighting effects, new novelties,
largest orchestra ever used In west
Michigan; same old price; everybody
welcome; both old and new dances;
dance in Hubbell hall, Belding, on
Wednesday evening, April 2S and you
viii never regret it.--Adv.
Ralph Hall and sons went to see
Mrs. Hall at Grand Rapids Sunday
and found her doing nicely.
B. Y. p. u. every Sunday evening.
Come and bring a friend.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L Hoover spent .
few days last week with friends at
Sheridan.
The Belding banner-news., 1919-04-16

Stanley Sparks of Boyne City ar
rived Saturday for visit with his
grandfather, VIM. Sparks and other
, relatives.
K. L. Brown and wife of Cooks
Corners visited Wednesday with Rcy
Taylor and wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Little of Belding spent
Sunday with her brother, Anthony
Breimeyer and family.
Roy Taylor and wife spent Satur-
day evening with c. b. Johnston and
wife.
Don't forget that big Easter dance
to be given In the Hubbell hall, Beld-
ing, April %, by Hale's Concert &
Dance orchestra; special decorations,
special lighting effects, new novelties,
largest orchestra ever used in west
Michigan; same old price; everybody
welcome; beth old and new dances;
dance in Hubbell hall, Belding, on
Wednesday evening, April 23 and you
will rever regret it.--Adv.
Roy Taylor and wife and Carl Tay-
lor and wife visited f. l.. Wiggins and
family Sunday, near Moseley.
The Social Band met at the home
Of VIM. Sparks April 13, 21 being
present A fine dinner was served
and the rest of the day was spent in
speaking pieces and music. Next
meeting will be held with Emory