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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-24

You can get good hay at the Ber-
nard warehouse. Fran; Gass has
charge of the hay business, see him.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-24
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= LOCAL and PERSONAL MENTION
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Todd Tuscuum is Mrs. W. H. Edmonds and child
business visitor in the city Eckm
w. Va, where they to join Mr..
for sale the Genevie mOnds who is located tnere or
Packing Co. present
"a 60 80. \; a, or d Save your tobacco plants by us
- - Io.;Hos - Iosboro Nitrate of Soda. Plenty of it
90" Bird Bros.
Save $500 to $1,000 srpt Robert A Noel arrived
Suit at Thompsons the city last night having recei
his discharge Fort Oglethorpe
Shelton Morrstown h now with his parens Mr. and
a business visitor in the city to- 7 A NOEL this ciy
day
Victory Coupon Bonds have
Grocery received by the First National Ba
Kelley Van Noy. Please call and get yours
Miss Ida Coward who has beer
mr. aaron Dusnohg VIII pehu hospital for
the week end wit hhs mother Nor nt will he able to be removed
risown her home tomorrow She is repor
Nitrate of Soda Bird Bros. 90 e'""e "''0e N.Y..
makes plants Victory Coupon Bonds have b
received by the First National Ba
Mr. Eugene McAmis spending Please call and get yours
the week end with his parents in this .., -
city. Mr. Noah G. Bible called me
- ing, along with the long line of OF
Hay for sale at Demands ware Sun visitors and renewed for
house See Frank Gas Daily Sun for himself and
j. E Bible for one year
Mrs Will and Miss Lena
Bethel shopping Victory
the city today. received by the First National Ba
Please call and get yours
Car of Bird Bros. Get
some before it's all gone Mr. Sam M. Lyon arrived he
Alabama
William E. Of accompanied by Mrs. Luke
City, the ouotown Wis Lyon who will spend several we
hors in the city Friday. here before joining her hush
again Alabama.
Save $500 $1,000 that New
Sprn0 at Thompson's Victory Coupon Bonds have b
received by the First National Ba
DIR. R. L. Stapeton, of Johnson Please call and get
City, among the outof town
visitors in the city today Ex-Sherif Flint Rhea, of N
here this morning and t.
Get prices Clothing and back Cooke county prison.
Furnishings before Thomp the Federal
sons. week All three wits
indictments and jail sentences W
Miss Grace McCury returned each addition to he
her home at Kngsport Saturday, aft fines.
spending "a few days in the city -
the guest of friends Victory Coupon Bonds have b.
received by the First National Ba
G1Now the time to $500 to Please call and
$1,000 your Suit; Thomp +.
sons Joe arrived he
aGtt "a t~---- from Friday afterno
Judge j. Maupn of the 18th been UT
district extended his subscription the
The Daily Sun this morning He had looking we'll and has
things about the interesting relate abb
his experiences the other side
the
Coupon Bonds of the Victory Loan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25

ever held by the order i'm this state
The Ladies' auxiliary Of the order
Will also hold their convention at
the same time
Sec'y Hays who recently returned
from the national convention held at
san Francisco. Cal. made a report
OF the proceedings of the conven-
ton. lie said that the election Of
Judge James +. Deery of Indianapo-
lis as national president, and Mrs
Mary Arthur of Indianapolis as ma
tional president of the Ladies aux
Hilary was more than recognized. He
also said the convention was the
most enthusiastic ever held and that
the conditions OF the various orders
throughout this country was most
satisfactory.
A committee was appointed TO
look after arrangements for the re-
ception OF cannon DeNalera. who is
expected to visit South Bend in the
near future
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE
GREETS ELBEL'S BAND

ElbeIs band gave splendid con
cert al Howard park sunday evening
before a worry apprcci alive audience
While the crowd was not as large
ass on many previous occasions, il
YVES very responsive 10 Inc fine cor
cert offered
And nor only dic The popular AMI
light numbers received much con-
sid5ratiou but the classics we've
very well received. Tins was espe-
cially true of the grand selection
from the opera "FaIs.'. in which
the band performed on nigh plane
commensurate with that oil the
highest class Of professional bands.
AS ever, Is appeIr5I II au APP
precHtNe mood q lumber of extra
numbers were Iurn ishcd, Which did
not appear on IL program TIE
Royal Eecrec marcn which was
featured 10y Ringling's band, was
well played as one of these extras.
other numbers 10 which several en-
chores We're necessary We're. The
overture. strong and True; the
tone poem, Eleanor the Patriot
Patrol" and Spirit of America"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
h Rate is
Declining, Also
Span Of Lii e

The birth rate in Indiana is stead
Ia declining and Al the same tin e
the span Of life is steadily shortenin-
according TO the lulletin just pub
iished by the Indiana state board OF
health. The lecords throughout the
state snow the most important o.
gans " thu body are wearing o..
too soon and the diseases Of old age
are reaching down into the younger
age periods. according 20 the repou
other items and statistics in the
report follow.
More than q percent OF our an
nua deaths arc OF babies under tho
age Of five, and Of the 5000 babies
that die annually, from preventa bic
diseases, 5000 die under Ire age OF
one year. OF the $4,000 children
not less than 20 percent C475. 900.
iced attention for ply steal defects
and for i'll health ana disease.
Insanity and idiocy are Increasing.
Diseases Of vice are spreading rapi6-
". suicides are increasing, now
reaching the enormous total Of 400
annually More than 80 murders
are committed in this state eaC I
yea The loss from pneun onia ag-
gregates 1000 lives annually Can
cor is increasing and $500 die an
nually from tuberculosis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
Local HibernianS Favor
John ]. Hays Reelection

John J. HAYS Of this city state
secretary of the Ancient order of
Hibernians was endorsed for re-
election 10y the local order at a meet
ing held sunday afternoon in the
Hibcrnian hall Election of state of
hcers for the coming year will be
held at the state convention of the
order which is scheduled 10 be held
in IT. WAYNE the first week i'm Sep
TENDER Mr.. Hays is now serving
ir mis- sixth term as state secretary
of the order
Delegates from South Bend who
We're elected 10 attend the state con-
vcntiO1 include. John !. Hays. w
a McInerny. Rev Cornelius Ha-
certy. Edward j FoEarty. James
Hennesscy. Neil Gafigan. Rev Jo-
seph j Boyle John J.. Johnston.
William BerRan and George Sands.
The TT Wayne convention is eX-
peetcd 70 bee the largest convention
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
PREDICT BANNER
YEAR At COLLEGE
Freshman Class at NOtre
Dame Will Be Largest
in Years.

The University % Sotre Dame ex-
poets Banner enrolment when tho
new scholastic wear opens on Sep
TENDER 70 Although no figures
have been issued bv the Row Thorn
as Burke q s O. the new uuiver-
sity secretary or the Rev Thomas
a irving e. s. O. The director OF
studies. IL became known that APP
pIicatiOns are unusually heavy and
that indications point .o record
breaking attendance.
Estimate arc that the freshman
class next month win Ue The Iarg-
est i'm The history Of the institution.
bringing Tho total uamber of stu
dents 60 the $50 mark The nor
NAL freshman enrolment during the
past several years has been from
200 20 $50
During the students army train
ing corps regime az Notre Dame the
attendance was kept up by students
In the service. The attendance was
increased last fan bv the reason OF
the desire Of a number OF men 90
take advantage Of this chance 10 De
I'm the service and attend classes at
the same time. but this years en-
rollment VIII be on 81 strictly edu-
cational basis
From early reports received
there viii be "a tendency ou tho part
Of q number Of men who left i'm the
spring OF 1917 for the army or navy
% return 20 classes
Last years enrolment when the
students army training corps was
in existence vas about 1900. but
after the armistice was signed mere
was a falling off in attendance.
Preparations are being made for the
increased enrolment this wear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
FORT WAYNE OFFICERS
CAPTURE AUTO BANDITS

FORT WAYNE. Ind Aug. "a
DETECTIVES from the Fort Wayne po-
lice department, and The sheriff of
this county last night arrested six
men and three women whom the
officers believe is the gang OF auto
mobile thieves who have been op-
Grating in northern Indiana recently.
Those placed under arrest are.
usscll >Grautz. Ccdarv:ie. Ind
Mrs. Anna Grautz. Cedarville, Ind:
Noah Stuckey Leo. I'D; Joe
Stuckey Toledo. O., Charles CRAIG.
Fort Wayne; Joe Candy, Churubus-
co. Ind; hattie Crisp. Toledo. O.:
Grace Prarger. Fort Wayne. Melissa
LongwOrthy Fort wayne
The officers have already recov-
cred five automobiles alleged q
have been stolen by the sang. and
the sheriff announced tonight that
he would have several other cars b.
MoPday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
PARIS PAPER COMMENTS
ON TREATY REJECTION

PARIS, Aug 25.-La Liberte,
commenting at length today on the
efforts of certain elements in the
United states 10 have the peace
treaty with Germany rejected. says
the work of winding up the peace
conference m'st be fastened The
newspaper adds:
If America is 10 withdraw her
support from Europe. we do not see
he meening Of her lnordii,ate inter-
vcn,ion in Hungary. RoumaEia ard
elsewhere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
PARCEL pO~r TO SPAIN.

Parcel post service between the
United states and Spain VIII be g
tsoiish"d for tEe FIRST time .ScntenI-
p-r q according Co orhcia' informd-
ton received at the local postofiice.
The weight limit ON parcels % Spain
or her possessions Will bc eleven
pounds and the postage Nill be A.
cents pound with AN additional
transit charge FOR parcels destined II
spanish possessions. Parcels tu
Spain must he accompanied by three
customs declarations ana TO spanish
possessions 10y two customs DECLARE
uluS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
RIVER PARK
FOR REPORTER CALL
River Park Bell Phone 4ss.

Mrs o. Z. Rogers. Smith ST.. en-
tertaiued the members of the r.. 2.
r. CLUB Friday afternoon The time
was spent socially and with needle
work. Miss Clara schneider of Can
ten. o.. and Mrs Nancy Stockman
were guests a two course luncheon
was served The next meeting Will
Doe held with AIRS. Alva Wiser. Mish-
awake av
AIr. and Mrs David Luke We're host
and hostess 20 the Tri-bi-hek club
Friday evening A. cards favors were
won by Mr. and Airs George Leeper
Mrs VI Hasley and Warren Shirk
Luncheon was served The next
meeting viii b. held Sept 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brant chaper-
oned company Of River Pork young
people Friday evening 20 Fowel
grove. north OF here. where they en-
joyed a wiener roast supper The
affair was given in honor of Miss
Joltha Hoadley of Dowagiac Mich,
the house guest of Miss Marjorie
Brant. s. Sixteenth ST. and Miss Lena
BELL Shultzel OF Chicago a guest of
Mr. and Mrs A Schovnover. Eight
zenith ST.
The Friday Friendship club neld
p picnic at Pottawatomie parl, Fri
day evening for the members and
families basket supper was SER
we'd 10 thirty The regular meeting
will be held Sept 8. with Airs H. r.
Lcny
Mrs. !. A. Smith was hostess az a
family dinrer at her home s Fift-
zenith ST. i'm honor Of her brother.
Charles and Perry Stacker. who re-
Gently returned from overseas SER
vice. covers were laid for ~. Garden
flowers were used i'm the decorations
Mrs l. c. Brown and daughter.
Clarice. North Side blvd left today
for Tipling. o.
Mrs James Kerr and daughter
Miss Helen Kerr. of Terre Haute.
Ind. are here for a visit with Mrs.
Kerr's sister. Mrs. JOY YouRg. Pleas
ant 81.
Mrs Harry Roioh and daughters.
the NJ isscs Lois. Irene and Helen
Roloh : Twelfth ST. returned FRI
day Mrs Rolon had been visiting
az Popular Bluff NIo. The Misses
Irene and Helen Roiod had been
spending several weeks az ST Joseph.
Mo and Miss Lois. had been at.
Bloomington, Ind where she ate
tended the twelve weeks teachers
course az the state university
Samuel Evans who has beer iU
with tonsilitis the past week Is re-
ported improved.
The Misses Dorado and Selma
Masterman who have been guests of
Miss Mildred kellogg for week. re-
turned 90 their home $40 Wdlkertou.
yesterday
Mrs Harry Roion s Twelfth ST.
who has been VISITING az PopularI
Blur Mo returned Friday evening"
her daughters the Misses Irene and
Helen Eo,of who have been visiting
90 So Joseph Mo- returned Friday
Hiss Lois Eolon
Mrs ST. Young vii leave Sunday
for visit with her son. Lewis Nouns
and family nc Detroit Mich
Airs William Pontz and SON VIII
liam Pontz lr n Sixth ST. have re-
turned from seven weeks eastern
trip
Miss Ruth Tester OF Rochester
Ind is guest of Nr and Mrs
Ambrose Bussert Sixteenth S.
Airs M Leiehten of E.kha-t Iud.I
isl guest OF her daughter AIRS r
J. ElckeL s. Sixteenth So
Aliss Mary Gud guest OF Airs B
p. Hacker IS Fifth ST. has been
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
PERFECT REEL C0MANY
is NOW INCORPORATED

Articles of incorporation have
heeu granted TO the Perfect Reel
co. of South Bend. which viii man
ufaCture clothes-line reels I'M "a plant
on the West side The corporation
is capitalized az $4,000. and Frank
Elerwagen William Bierwagen and
George,W. Hull are named as direc-
tors
The Equity Mercantile company of
South Bend has also been licensed.
The capitalization is $4,000. and
the directors named i'm the articles
OF Incorporation are s c. Haskins.
Elton g. Richter and ; %. Plante
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
FISHING BOAT HITS
FREIGHTER IN FOG

HALIFAX. Aug. 25.-The Var
mouth fishing schooner Francis A.,
with her captain. Percy Ross, and
five Of The crew of 10 men. went
down in collision with the British
freighter Lord Downshire during a
heavy foG 100 miles south of Sable
island Saturday night The freight
or, bound from Baltimore for Bel
fast, sent word by wireless today
that she was bringing the survivors
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Aug. 25.-
Under the will OF Mrs Walter II.
Burns, sister of the late j. Piermont
Morgan. who died suddenly July 20,
Viscount Harcourt. her son-in-law.
is given $4,000 pounds The total
estate of Mrs. Burns amounted TO
627, 900 pounds ..a.E.g. A. =. I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25

at the Mayo Brothers hospital. Ro-
chester. Mimi is improving accord
ing 10 word received here by rela-
tives
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
Nil PIHLIen rAPEa.

Dean J. Barnhart formerly OF
South send. Who has been the pub
Usher OF the ROcnestcr Sentinel. viii
take charge Ct the Goshen Democrd
Sept Eugh A. Barnhart viii rc
the publisher Of the Rochester SEN
,in-l The Goshen Democrat Is The
property of Joseph A. Beano. pres
eut postmaster OF Goshen. anal faith
ca az AIRS Dean / Barnhart
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25

-AIr and Mrs ] r. HauEhton OF
South Bend are vacationing NJ
Highland Inn. Algonquin Provincial
park. the 100000 acre game pre-
SERVE OF the Ontario government
ehirc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25

Patrolize the advertiSer-he
IS there to serve you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
Lace Section

New Crochet Edgings
with Insertions to match.
have arrived; beautiful pat
terns in great assortment tor
corset covers, underwear
ad pillow cases. at 25c and
Soc yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
The Fall Fashion Book

of9he Pictorial Review also September patterns
sale here The and authentic designstyles for
every from the simplest the elaborate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-25
All Wool PLaidS-

In so and 54nch widths, very rich coorngs distnc-
tive but Skirts become popular made of these
materials. at $4.25 yard
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-18

house on his farm.
A sermon in honor or the boys VINO
have returned from the service was
held Sunday by the Rev. Nasell and
Rev. G. s. Sprattler of the Prosperity
church.
Most OF the farmers are now busy
with harvest.
The new Mckinley school house IS
nearly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roth visited
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf
Winter.
Wendlin Miller severely injured his
finger early in the week when the
pipe on top OF the water tank at the
Miller home fell on him while his
| hand was on top Of the tank.
Henry Huva was delayed with ms
harvest Tuesday when his header quit
working temporarily.
George Rast has his heading outfi'
on the farm OF Nick Claassen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Raul and Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolf Martel we're thu
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Schatz Sunday
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-18

itself. and unless the county sees fit
TO reimburse me to some extent for
this additional work, o will readi-
ly appreciate the injustice the situa-
ton works Upon me.
The information developed by this
additional work is of incalculable val
ue to the county in many respects, for
besides supplying the information re-
ouired by statute to be kept, 1t puts
the county officials In possession OF
complete information regarding such
! vital matters as delinquent taxes,
where. for instance, there is a dis
crepancy of several thousand dollars
In favor Of the county, between the
charge made by the state against the
! county on the basis of the county's
faulty records.
While / would not undertake again
TO do the work necessary to put your
records in proper shape, and which,
of course, is only the condition that
they are presumed to be kept in from
day to day, for twice the sum-, / shall
feel satisfied, under all of the cir
cumstances, If your board will allow
me $4,000 for this additional work.
/ wish to present the matter for
your consideration, believing that you
will endeavor to do what appears to
you to be fair to all parties concern
ed.
Yours very respectfully.
]. G. OSGOOD.
Was also ordered that warrants fol
the amount of the contract between
} Power county and J.. c. Osgood, In the
! amount of $4,000. be drawn to his
favor.
, County auditor is hereby authoriz
I ed to accept check of Paul Bulfincl
in the amount of $4,000 to cover dis
!. crepancy in the total footings, an
. the same to be placed In the count,
current expense fund of 1919.
County auditor Is authorized :
purchase from Bushong & Company
sufficient number of certificates 70
the men who have served in the arm
y and navy.
After investigating the affairs c
the probate judges office mentione
in the minutes of the previous NEE
, ing, regarding records of r. Foste
Lamm, retiring probate judge, 1t wa
found that the records were in prof.
er condition and that the order issue
- before, need not be made effective.
Inasmuch as there were no flu
Their business transactions necessar
" II was moved by e. e. Earring al
= seconded by r. w. Peterson, that Il
y, meeting a~djourn-sine die.
~ r. w. PETERSON.
q Chairman.
c.. LEE FRENCH,
!" Clerk.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-18
Professional and I
Business Directory

+
+ No Surgery NO Drugs v
e No Osteopathy
+ s. S. MURDOCH, ID. c. =
T. ~ChirOpractOr "
4 Side Entrance Baugh Hotel
+ Graduate National School of y
+ Ch~iropractic.
4 Member Idaho State Chiro- =
4. practor's Association.
+ Three Years Practice in Sou =
+ thern Idaho. '
E Two Years Practice in Amer ,
+ lean Falls. y
+
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-18

GOOD HEADER FOR SALE-Cheap.
Phone 1S1-J-2. ia 6tE
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-18
Correspondence
News OF Interest From Nearby
Towns and Settlements.
R0CKLAND NEWS.

p O. Sheer of the Rockland Phar-
macy is In Seattle visiting his wife
who Is spending the summer there.
Miss Patty Field of American Falls
visited Miss Jessie Taylor OF this
place last week.
Miss MAZDA Curtis, assistant cashier
of The Rockland bank returned to her
work after a months visit to her
home in Payson, Utah.
After a pleasant motor trip througn
Yellowstone park the following par
ties returned to their homes in ROCK
land: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clark cow
man. Miss Laura Cowman, Miss Pearl
Frodsham, Mr.. James Yound and Mr..
Arch Lindley.
Robah Stipe and Orlando Ogden
left Monday for Pocatello where t1ey
have accepted railroad positions.
Miss Laura Cowman, who has been
teaching school near Portland, arriv-
ed In Rockland several days ago to
spend the summer at the home OF heI
parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. F. Cowman
Glen Sanders, one OF the first ROCK
land boys TO volunteer his services
10 the colors, returned to his nom
this week. Glen was overseas tol
is months and was in the trenche
for several weeks.
Misses Geneva Morris, Jennie Rich
ardson, Melvin Morris and Jamei
Bailiff returned home from Yello"
stone park the first OF the week.
Carol Lawson is visiting relative
In Hastings, Neb.
Mrs. Hugh B. Logan is Risitfni
friends In American Falls this weel
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knott and lttl
daughter, Francis, have moved FRO
their ranch into town. They hav
taken rooms at the Rockland hote
Oakley Stephens of Sherman, low
has charge of the Rockland drug stol
while the proprietor. p. o. Sheer,
away.
A motoring party consisting OF M
and Mrs. Jack Weber and son, lie
lie, and Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Lawso
left this morning to tour Yellowstoi
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Peterson and MI
Kalherin Peterson were Rockland VI
itors Sunday.
Misses Helen and Nell Peterst
left Monday to visit friends and r.
atives in Ogden and later they exp'
TO visit Reno, Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., II. Lowery are
ceIving congratulations over the
rival OF a baby girl at their home f
day.
Harry Morris returned home a I
days ago after spending several wei
in Montana.
oliver Crowley of American Fs
was In town Sunday.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-18

IMPORTED SHIRE STALLION for
sale. Weight about 1900. Can be
seen at winona Stock Ranch. l-tltf
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-18

s40 ACRHS-land for sale. partly i'm
proved, 2h miles from American
Falls. M. M. Newman, s14 Leaven-
worth st., Manhattan. Kan. 1-s1-tf
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-18

GOOD AUTO FOR HIRE-Take you
anywhere, any time. Phone 169.-
white House Barber Shop, Ameri-
can Falls. b-23tf
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-18
ROY AND VICINITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Malcolm OF
Minneapolis, MINI, arrived last week
10 look after business interests and
visit friends and relatives. They ex-
peot to leave this week.
o. w. Pollard of American Falls
was a Roy visitor Sunday.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs, l.. IL. Lower,
Saturday. June 10, a girl, weight four
pounds. Mother and child getting
along fine.
l.. II. Lower and mother, Mrs. Ella
Lower, motored up from Burnley Sat
urday to see their new daughter and
granddaughter at the home of Mrs,
J. II. Clark.
Mrs. G. Il. Pollard and Mrs, M. X.
Kirby OF waitsburg, Utah, are visit
ing their son and ~son-in-law, o, w,
Pollard, at American Falls and ex
pect to visit their grandson, Harold
Pollard, this week at the ranch.
Walter Malcolm sold his combine
last week TO Jack Bade OF Landing.
MIR. Chambers OF the Modern Schoo
Co. OF Chicago, was a Roy visitor Sat
urday.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Dowell OF Rock
land were Roy visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Berkstresso'
arrived home last week from a visit
TO Rupert and Burnley, making tn
trip both ways by team.
Arthur Cooper of Twin Falls is Wis
itIng at his parents home in Roy.
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Brown were Am
erican Falls visitors Tuesday,