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sAAFrssuRv VALLEY

Fred Peters has secured employ
ment on Jermain Hill farm.
Edward Boaplon had the misfort.
une to lose valuable cow Sunday.
MRS Clyde Fuller visited at the
home of Mrs. Wm. McCart Monday.
cushman's auto truck is frequently
seen in the place these da...s drawing
lumber re
Airs. 0rville Fillmore Is able 10 ride
o.R after being Infused by illness for
SIX weeks. ,A3h ~ - ts.
ain and Mes, 81, * AIeGeiisana son
lett ,foratheir new hofe in Waterbury,
Vt. Saturday. so
J Robins were seen in this place Feb
"a, and blue birds March 4. Surely,
sweet harbingers of spring ESQ
Miss Mary Mooney of South Shafts,
bury was a guest here af her sister.
Marguerite. Friday and Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cone and
family of North Remington visited
at the home of Mrs Minnie aBouplon
Sunday. 5. ..aF uf5
A good number from this place at
tended the North Bennington high
school play at Jerlnain hall Friday
evening,
The Ladies' Aid will serve supper
at the church Wednesday afternoon.
The annual election of officers will
also be held at that time
Mrs. Edward Niles and children of
Jordanville, n. j.. are visiting at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
#, A, sisson, in White Creek
The meeting of the Woman's For
eign Missionary society will be held
at the home of Miss Minnie Niles
Thursday. at 3 p, M, Leader, Mrs.
II. Sisson. ~ g
]. w. Sloan, who has had charge OF
the JermaIn IIillfarm the past year
has moved TO Sand Lake, and Frank
Eldreds of Johnsonvlle has taken
charge OF said farm. O.A i 4, VI
NJ Pupils who were perfect in attend
lance nj the Valley school for the
linomh of February we're Heller
Bouplon. Lillian Boaplon, Ruth Pc
tiers; absent V day, Ralph Peters
Marguerite Mooney, teacher.
White Creek grange will hold it!
regular meeting this week Frida,
evening. II is expected that Hoosicl
Falls grange will be present, and ex
templify the Sd and 4th degrees upor
a large class, Refreshments will b'
served.
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TwICE-TOLO TESTIMONY
Bennington People Are Doing All
They Can for Fellow Sufferers.

bennington testimony has been
published to prove the merit OF
Doan's Kidney Pills to others in Ben.
nington who suffer from bad backs
and kidney Ills, Lest any sufferer
doubt this evidence OF merit, We pro.
duee confirmed proof--staiements
from Remington people who again
endorse Doan's Kidney Pills. con
Arm their former testimony. Here's
a Bennington case: h
Geo. Woodland, l12 Union ST., gave
the Following account Of his expert
ence on December 10, 1905; 81 suf
fered from dull pains just over my
hips and mornings my back was stiff
and lame. Sometimes could hardly
stoop over and the kidney score
tons caused much annoyance, particp
larry at.nightA ltused. several kidaey
medicines without relief and finally
took Doan's Kidney Pills. They gave
me quick and effective relief" ~
On August 20, 1915 Mr.. Woodland
said: II still have the same high
opinion of Doans Kidney Pills. They
have never failed 10 give me good
results when ! have had occasion TO
use them a4
Price coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy--get
Deans Kidney pills--the same that
Mr. Woodland had Foster,Milburn
Co.. Mfgrs. Buffalo, n. Y. ei
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AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KIDNEYS

The secret Of Youth is ELIMINA-
TON OF fp0iSUNS from your body.
This done, you can live to be hundred
aud enjoy the good things of life with
as fllusA pep as you did when. in the
sptineulne OF yoiith. Keep your body
in good condition, that's tie secret.
Watch the ktneys. They filter and
purify the blood, Ill OF which blood
passes through them once every three
minutes. Keep them clenn and in
pr0pesAvorkieg coalition aud you have
nothing 10 fear. Drive the poisonous
wastes Fad deadly 4l'ic rcid accumula-
tious from your xystem. Take GOLD
MEDAL HaarleIa ON CapsnleE and YOU
will always be in good condition. You
win feel strong and vigorous. with
HteadS sfs1ves aud elastic muscles
: GOLD MEtDsri iiaarltnS Oh Capsnles
are lmporea direct from the labora-
Tories Ut Iaarlen, Holland.
They DIRE q reliable remedy which
has beer usel b. the sirrly Dutch for
over 100 years, and lfn- helped them
to iipveidp into onc u the strongest
and hearihiest raceG of tho sgoeid. Get
them from your dstixgist. DO no. tai
substitute. IN sealed package :
three sikes. :.
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1907 Sacto Ave, Sacramento, Cal.
81 had Stomach Trouble for 10
years, which became so bad that 1 got
Stomach Cramps tsgo or Three times
a,sp1vk.
After years of terrible torture, l
read about 'Fruit-a-tives' or Fruit
Liver Tablets, and sent for a trial box
and wrote that it was the last remedy
u would use--if Fr,lit-a,tiyes' did not
liclp me, would die.
After taking the trial box, I felt
better, so kept on taking 'rruit.a.
-tlveS' forpeorlyay year, ndam thank
rul TO say 'F,nika-tisss' sased myfiJe.
1t also saved n friend from an
operation for Stomach Trouble, after
he hadgiven ,sp.allshope Of getting
well". { Mns. II, s. Sf0I.Z;
soc. a box, 6 f6fsa %, trial slaei25c.
F-it all dealerssor sent on reccihtof
pfIee, by FRUIT-A-TIvEs Limited,
OGDENSBURG, N. y
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GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Farmers are getting ready for
sugaring.
Lewis Potter was in Bennington
Saturday.
Robert b, Young was in fsennmg-
ton Monday.
Harold ElwelI was in Bennington
the past week.
Roby Jones of Remington is in
the place for awhile.
Robert Berkley purchased a horse
in bennington recently.
Roads through town were badly
washed BY the hard rain. ~
Simeon Dean Yves in Bennington
on business the past week.
Truman Waite and wife are in rrath
er poor health this winter.
Mrsand Mrs clarence Chandler
were~in Remington Saturday.
Many logs are being drawn from
the Green Mountain on wagons.
Mrs. Fred Woodland is slowly I'M
proving from her recent Illness.
Elias EIwell OF North bennington
was In the place the past week.
Henry Harrington was in Benning.
ton Saturday with farm produce,
William Congdon has gone to Rut.
land for a vacation with relatives.
There are several fresh milking
cows through Green Mountain Valley
Mrs. G.. S. Twitehell and Mrs, w.
p. Montgomery were in Bennington
Saturday.
Fred Harrington and wife visited
his brother Schuyler Harrington the
past week.
James Bushee was at the Shaksho
Der plant, Fayville, Sunday with a
load OF workmen.
Miss Harriet Crantson al Benning
ton spent Sunday In Green Mountain
/ Valley with her parents.
Keith Kennedy was in bennington
Monday with large load of lumber
drawn by four horses and taking
back,a load of grain TO Fayyille.
! Charles Harrington is assisting r
F.. ID. carrier Hawkins on his route as
Mr.. Hawkins only son Harold Is very
m and was taken TO Troy for treat
lnens.
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ARLINGTON

Rev. Mattel It. winen was in Troy
Friday.
W. L. Jones returned from Rutland
Saturday night and his son, Lesley,
from Montreal, where he has been
visiting friends
John Risdon went to Dandy Sun.
day Mrs. Risdon and sons. who have
been visiting relatives there, returned
home Sunday night with Mr.. Risdon
Mrs. William Hitchcock of Man,
chester and Mrs. Lester Robinson OF
South Salisbury have been visiting
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. 81
Lakin.
Mrs. Francis LaBatt went to Adj
ANS, Mass, Friday to spend Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. Robert Groves.
Mrs. Il. D LaBatt was in Benning-
ton Friday
Mr.. and Mrs, Jos. HERMAN OF Pitts.
field, Mass. have returned TO Airing
ton and have rented the bungalow of
John Cantwell Mrs. HERMAN was
formerly Miss Margaret Somers OF
this place.
Mrs. f. &. Woodworth went 10 AL.
bany Friday TO visit her sister, Mrs
Lemuel Buck who has been under
the care OF nurse for some little
time, is gaining
1 The card party which was held al
the rectory on Tuesday evening fol-
the benefit of ST. James guild, was
we'll attended, Every one had fine
time. The prizes We're won by Mrs
H. d. LaBatt and Leo Grout
The home of Mrs JIG Canadian al
Shelburne has been broken into and
aquantity OF mderclothes taken Mrs
Carnnhan is n farmer resident OF Ar
lington. She is spending the winter
at Pittsford. N. Y. Her husband, Rev
I Canadian, died al their home In Shell
burne last fall and so the house has
been closed dnring the winter.
| Mrs. sMhrgarei .iArrett received ;
letter Friday frem the adjutant gen
erals ofilcssllafher son, sergt. Johr
~ Barrett, %hs gassed October 5tl
and was in tlf hospital No. 2. Pre-
yious to tbisShb had received wore
from ovesspas that he had died o.
was killed, SO now his mother ant
sisters have a little hope that he II
still alive.
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Wanted

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WOOD LOCs--WE DO CUSTOM SAW
ING or LOGS--SAwDUST $500 PER
CORD. For snie--Cord wood and
slab wood cut 20 stove lengths. De-
iivered. II. It. CUsHMAN MFG. CO..
North Bennington. Vermont.
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FOR SALE - Modern 7-room house
with bath, electric lights, steam heat
spd gas; pleasant location, five min
uies walk from Main St. Address
xBC., Box i40. Bcnnington,Vt 40t6s
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FLOR SALE - Ornamental Shrubs
kihcs and Perennials fresh dug at
lowest prices. See big adv, Mar. 20.
T. Il. Knapp, North Bennington. igt25'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-08

s.5FOR SALF,--Rest timothy; hay $40
toii In harm G. Il. Knapp NoifhhHi.sn I
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Fon SALE

fFOR RENT---Farm OF 100 acres. ;willr
carry cows and team horses, 4 cows
no with place and farming tools; rent
$3.50 Il year payable every three
months. IL 3D. Iiutchins, 4O7 Main ST.
Nh. Ats
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SAYS ~vIn0I cures \ Chronic COUGHS,

WIZ fA0f WI W Otlf 0Uie SO9HUs
New York City. lsl Nicholas Az.
enue.--"I teach piano and singing
and when suffering from chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis, use
Vinol as ! find 1t cures when other
remedies fail Henry Albers.
The reason Vinol Is so successful
in such conditions, Is because it is a
beef and cod liver -peptonates and
constitutional remedy containing
glycerophosphates. II strengthens
and revitalises the entire system and
assists nature to eXpel the disease.
We know of many such cases. vii.
liam L. Gokay, Druggist and Drug
gists Everywhere.
p. S.--lf you have skin trouble try
Saxol Salye- Money back If 1t fails.
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STATE OF VERMONT
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
JOSEPH @. BROWN. COMMISSIONER
MONTPELIER ID
February IL. 1919.

To tho Owner OF Automobiles in Vermont: 2s1
The attention OF automobile Vermont called to
being by Automobile Mutual insurance
Company America Providence H. L. Offering
automobiles.
This Department desires call attention to the fact
the Automobile Mutual Company America
recognized this Department and the Company has
legally qualified to do business in Vermont
All Of automobiles cautioned with reference
cepng this company any property
knowing tai the effect Of their accepting
company character. would say
that should any disagreement arise to thu
the loss the paymeh Of the loss resident Of Yer
bring compel
such company pay the loss. 'sas
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-08

I lFOR SALE--C,nc, new No, Williams
rtRht-hand reversible Evaporation WITH
lion arch and perfection heater with
tTo felt straincrs. Syrup cans and
sdp spouts In stock. a. Ii. Winslew,
Pt5 Main st. ~ 4, ,f.anfl g. eSsua
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yX7ASEIINI GTON NEWS
a GOSSIP . sazszE. sss2z. ..!5s:

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July IT,
kilograms and letters have come to
Senator Davis Elkins in such number
and Of such a highly commendatory
character. since the publication of a
statement by him In the papers Of last
Monday opposing the covenant OF the
League Of Nations as 1t reads now,
that he feels that he has the people OF
West Virginia with him very largely
( n approving the position taken by
him. The statement was made public
MWest Virginia in the papers of Mon
Day morning, and the first echo OF 1t
beard here come in the form tele-
gram signed by prominent citizen Of
Petersburg, It said: "Parkersburg
. b delighted with your statement on
The League Of Nations. We are proud
( pfSypur
Thence on, throughout the balance
81 the day, kilograms of approval ar
tiyed from all parts OF the state, and
on the following day the letters OF
commentator started to put in their
appearance, and they are still coming
IN. One came from major of marines
whose home is In one of the counties
between Charleston and Parkersburg
The major wrote:
Gas soldier who fought In the
Great War and as a citizen Of this
country, believe it to be your pa
triotic duty TO vote and work against
the League of Nations. My observa-
fions in Europe, together with my
sounding sentiment of my fellow coun-
trymen since my arrival home, con-
firm my opinion that 1t would be q
great national disaster to enter the
League OF Nations"
Senator Elkins is not the only mem.
Der OF the delegation receiving let
ters from West Virginia protesting
against the well known covenant. II
the mail received by all of them on this
subject may be used to gauge the pub
Hes, opinion in that state. then the
covenant may be judged to be unpopu
lar with very substantial and out
spoken part OF the citizenship. On July
Fourth, Representative Echols deliv-
cred lengthy and able address on the
subject in Raleigh county. which the
press of the state reported generously
Since then, he has received many let
ters approving his stand in opposition
70 the covenant and complimentary
1891 AAA6hAy 0ROA lh0 lChS04lGlSG VI Liz
argument. One came from one Of
the best known coal operators in the
southern part of the state. a very
democratic man who is active in pub.
Tic affairs in his county and keeps In
touch with the sentiment of the PEG.
pie among whom he lives and works.
II am very strongly opposed to the
League OF Nations" he wrote Repre-
sentative Echols. II might write you
a long letter giving my reasons. blu;
Mr.. Beck in the July North American
! Review expresses my sentiments much
better than could enclose clip.
ping from the New York Times-wh,
do the English cheer and laugh wher
the League is mentioned? do no
know coal man that favors the
League. ! know a number of Other
business men (Democrats) who oppost
II. l would prefer no treaty rather
than one including the Leageu of Ma.
tiohs:''
Ills barely possible that Represen
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,vIElExcrLs

while on your way 70 the Chautan-
qua yis1t the South Side Pharmacy for
your cool end refreshing drinks. Our
fountain Il the latest thing IN Soda
Fountains and we dispense nothing bu,
pure true fruits and navors.
Our line Of home and imported toilet
articles and drug sundries are OF the
highest quality. II we have not what
you want Il Is our earnest endeavor to
procure that which you cannot pur.
chase In the city.
Call or phc.s your wants to The
South Side Pharmacy. South Side
Adv.
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Through Senator sutheriand's office,
notice has been sent to Mrs. Oma
Harshberger. OF Parkersburg, that a
pension Of $12 month has been grant.
ed to her and 81 a month for each OF
her minor children. Having been pend
ing year, a claim Of Joseph E. Cline
lof Rowlesburg. has been allowed by
the Assistant Director of Finance OF
the War department. A discharge from
the army has been secured for Chayiea
W. wickes, Jr, Of Charleston.
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WHY MOTT

Possibly step further. but the best
is here for you.
We don't buy IT all ready made. We
make it ourselves and know its con-
tents.
Made from the very best materials
in nice clean place.
Made for people who appreciate the
best. for people who care.
The quality Is not excelled any.
where.
Try a dish of our fresh peach Ice
Cream today and then tell your
friends about 1t.
Don't forget. Martins drug store
Adv.
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mobiles equipped with the sEXIDEy
Is the Cadillac. The KNIGHT ELEc-
TRIO co. at 222 Jefferson street. arc
the distributors in this section for the
"Ex1DE.- This firm also repairs ali
makes OF batteries. Use an .'EXtDE'
while your battery Is being charged or
repaired. Telephone 796J.-Adv.
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ONE GOOD INVESTMENT.

May prove the foundation of your fu-
ture success. Select that course
which has proven valuable to others.
and deposit your funds-your savings
lin the savings department Of this IN
stitution,' where they Will earn Z per
cent. interest. compounded semi-annn
ally, Open an account and try this
kind Of Investment. The Peoples Ma
tional, Bank Of Fairmont.-Ady.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-17

Eleven bills were introduced IN the
House today by Representative Stuart
F. Reed. They provide that captured
German cannon Be donated, for perma-
nent exhibition purposes, to the towns
Of Clarksburg. Weston, Sutton, Grants
vile, Clay, West Union, Chenille,
Redwood. Harrtsville, Buckhannon
and Webster Springs.
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.Ex,pE. STORAGE BATTERIES.

The "Exide" automobile batterie.
are fast becoming acquainted IN thi.
city. There is q battery for every
model and make Of car. Among auto.
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Rep. Geo. n. Bowers has been mott
fled by the Pension Commissioners OF
the granting Of a pension to Mrs. Rose
H. Sherrard, of Jarradstown, w. Va.
at the rate of SIS q month.
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have to 60 out to Parkersburg and per-

have TO go out to Parkersburg and per-
sonally conduct the b & o. excursion
that Is to start from that city Satur-
day evening, see that every excursion.
list has berth, a seat In the diner and
is otherwise and In every respect
made coy and comfy. The trouble
is that no sooner does woodward gets
one detail Of the excursion fixed I'D
with the Railway administration than
somebody sends in a kick and asks
that something else be done. From the
time that he induced the Railway adj
ministration to put on this excursion
lat the urgent request OF Pafkersburg-
ers). there hasn't been a day that
some business in connection with 1t
hasn't taken him to the offices Of the
administration; until now, well, he Is
about as popular down there as the
Railway administration is with the
travelling public. The latest thing Is
that no stopovers were granted on this
excursion rate ticket OF S17.25 the
round trip. woodward Is now trying
to convince the railroad authorities
that this isn't right (acting again at the
behest of the Parkersburgers). Here
You are" he told them IN SO many
words, giving an excursion rate OF
$14.40 from Washington to Niagara
Falls and return and throwing in a
hat full of stopovers, and 1t is further
than from Parkersburg to Atlantic
City. Whadda mean by that?" Then
there gets mixed up In the argument
such things as passenger differentials,
long and short haul, tariff zones, the
Addison eight-hour law, the return of
empties, the League of Nations and a
lot OF other things. Mr.. woodward
isn't physically strong mar and this
business has him about worn to a
frazzle. But he has lots of grit and he
says he will have this excursion run
right or bust a locomotive or some
thing. 1t is also barely possible that
his friends here may have to carry him
on board the excursion train when II
reaches here and send him over to At
lantic City to recuperate in a recon.
struction hospital for human wrecks
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In the Senate, Senator Sutherland
presented protest against the League
of Nations signed by many prominent
citizens OF Richie county. Routine
business In the Sutherland office: Re-
endorsement claim of Mrs. Hannah l..
Morris. OF Fairmont, allowed by the
Pension Commissioner. amounting to
061 80; check for additional travel pay
and certificate OF discharge forward
ed by the Zone Finance office to Carl
Claude Bailey, of Buckhannon; pass
port issued to Charles Haddad, OF
Wheeling, who is returning to Syria to
look UP relatives; claim for a pension
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shown by the frequent calls get Of bed
sediment in the water deposit perhaps headache
should obtain the drug simple tablet which
expe the uric acid and the toxins from the This b called
its action the bladder and kidneys it expe these pons
To build the strength and the blood becanse after @
usually fewred blood corpuses
tonic such Irontc by Rerce-in tabIefs
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George H. Harris and c. R. Taylor.
of Petersburg. are in Washington on
business.
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WASH TIE KIDNEYS
lFTER nan ulMrER colps on naFLuEMzA
LOOK 10 KIpMEys am


Owing to bad cold. over
eating or internperance, o.
70 the after-elfects q inIlo-
ensa-uric aid and toxins
(poisons) are stored up u
the body and cause back
ache, lurnbagu, rhan1nafic
pains and stiff joints.
1T is most essential thak
treatment be directed To-
ward prompt casting out 81
the toxins, or poisons from
the body which cause theso'
pains and aches. This
means that the excreboty
organs (bowels skin and
kidneys should be excited
to their best efforts to!
throw out the poisous.
Every one should clean
house-internallyan thus
protect oneself from many
germ diseases. by taking
castor oil or q pleasant lal1-
tive such rs Dr.. Pierce'1
Pleasant Purgativc Pellets.
which are. made Of Nay.
apple, aloes and jalap. Ialse
these every other day. Thi9
will excite efficient bowel
action. If you suffer from
backache, irritation Of ths
bladder and the kidneys,
i bed at night. ccnsid able
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Ills barely possible that Represen.
tatlye Harry Chapman woodward may
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-26
voGT.JoHNSoN WEDDING.
Marriage Of Hartley Vost and Miss
Pearl Johnson So!emnixed.

Only the immediate families of the
bride and groom witnessed the mar
riaCe of Miss Pearl Johnson and Phlllp
Hartley Vogt which vas solemnized
Wednesday evening at $3.50 at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. J. Johnson. l06 North Center
street. Rev. w. NJ. Baker performed
the ceremony before bower of palms,
ferns, smilax and garden roses.
The bridal chorus from ''Lohengrin'
was played by Miss Lucille Mold as tho
bride and groom took their places. ac-
companied by the brides cousin, Mar
ian Abbott, Of Chicago. who carried
the ring in a lily. The brides dress
was of white crepe meteor and geor-
gette crepe and she wore a tulle veil,
arranged with a wreath of orange
blossoms. Her bouquet was of pink
and white roses. During congratula-
tions Miss Mold played, Il Love You
Truly" \ three course supper was
served. A color scheme OF pink and
white, used in the decoration of the
rooms. was also carried out in the
menu.
The bride is an only daughter and
has made her home in the city FOR
eight years. She was graduated from
high school in 1915. Mr.. Nogt is the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Nogt
and was graduated from the hlgh
school in 1916. He then attended the
! Iowa state College, Ames. until he
| entered the service in which he served
sixteen months. He was discharged In
| the spring as a second lieutenant OF
| infantry Mr.. Vogt is now part owner
of the Corn Belt Oil Company, CITY
He and his bride left Wednesday even
ing for a motor trip to Lake OkopoJ'
| to be gone ten days. After Aug.
| they will be at home here.
Guests in attendance from out OF
| the city were Mrs. Lillian Abbott anc
| daughter, Marian, of Chicago.