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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13

ness of little over two weeks of typhoid
fever. Miss Griges is the daughter of
George Giiggs Of Cowansville, y. O.,
whose wife died five years ago of the
same disease. Miss Ruth came 10 her
uncle's W. ". Johnsons. for a rest and
change. She leaves besides her father
three sisters. one of whom has just been
taken TO the hospital at Cowansviile. i'll
with typhoid. The funeral services. were
held Wednesday afternoon at 1:So. con-
Quoted by the Rev. A. V. Allen. pastor
of the Main street Baptist Church and
the burial was in Pine Grove cemetery.
The Rev George II. Pomfrey of Rich
ford visited friends in this city this week.
DIR. and Mrs. L.. G. Stevens of orleans
are guests of Mrs Stevens sister. Mrs.
Ellen Green.-Mrs. Beatrice Oliphant has
bought of H. c. Soures the Knowlton
farm at the Bluffs Indian Point.--Harris
Hamilton, son of Or. II. i. Hamilton,
has been i'll for week with q bad at
tack of tonsilits Willard white has re-
turned from three weeks trip to Lowell
and Boston bringing with him his niece.
Miss Edwina White.-Mr and Mrs. Jones
Flint of Orleans are guests of Editor and
Mrs. ID. w. Hildreth.-Mrs. Frank Towse
is visiting her daughter in Bradford.--Dr.
Lynch of Sherbrooke vase called TO this
city on Tuesday.-A dental examination
OF the pupils Of the three city schools.
showed that fully So per cent. of those
examined needed attention.--The musical
comedy staged by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Phibrook, under the Ladies' Social
Union of the Congregational Church,
played to packed houses both evenings.
The Rose Girl was given by one hundred
of Newports talented young people. and
all parts were exceptionally well taken.
The net receipts were S5S6 of which. Mr..
and Mrs. Philbrook received fifty per
cent.-Donald Davis of Chicopee Falls
and Harry Bradley of Springfield were
in town to attend the Armistce ball.
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BELVIDERE CENTER

7. n. Roblnson has moved TO Mont
reler. where he has employment Mrs.
Constantine. who has been at Paul
Rohtoys for the last two weeks. has gone
20 her home in Burington.-The Red
rross members will meet with Mrs. i.
q. Thomas, this afternoon.--Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Robtoy were in Burlington Satur-
day and Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. r. 6.
Davis and Ardelle Potter were IN St
.Alhnns SatnrdaN and Sunday
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GREENSBORO

Mrs. Emma Mckinley and son. who
have been visiting Mrs. McKinley's
mother. Mrs. Dorman. and sister. Mrs.
Myrs Chase, returned to their home In
Lowell Mast, November 5.-Frank Hut
Crimson and Bernie Cate are here from
Connecticut this week for more cattle
10 ship to that Stste.-Cows sold for
good prices at the Cuthbertson auction
Tuesday. $40 up 10 $s5. Sheep from IS
70 $3.50 apiece for different lots put up
DIR. Albert Kinney has rented the George
Cutfbertsou house and Is moving into
it.-A. B. Cslderwood has sold the land.
on which his buildings were burned last
spring. to Charles MilIer.--George icing
is getting the Jackson house in readiness
to move into.--The highways We're badly
drifted in numerous places by the severe
snow and wind storm November :.
The rural carrier was unable to make
complete trips for two days. telephone
tines were out OF commission and the
village WAS without electric lights for
a couple Of DAYS as a result of tho storm.
About 80 poor people attended the Grange
hall entertainment Friday evening and
all were promptly escorted by the sher-
in and her deputies before the judges
and any irregularity in outfit was fined.
About $40 was realized. Readings, songs,
instrumental music and promenading
filled UP tho time. Light refreshments
were served-Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Jack
son and Mrs. Helen jackson we're called
to ST. ,Iohnsbury Tuesday 10 attend the
funeral of Sherman Calderwood. Mrs.
Helen Jackson remained in St. Johns
bury for few days.-Miss Mary Lee
returned 10 her home in Bellows Falls
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have been for several months in
Braintree, Mass. have returned TO
Brandon.-Miss Rose Duclaw under
went an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington Tues
day.-Thc Woman's Missionary So
ciety OF the Congregational Church
will meet this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at the home of Miss Edith
Howe,--There will be no THURSDAY
evening service this week at the Con
gregational chapel On Friday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. S. F.. Enrich. who
has recently returned from Turkey.
Will tell Of the conditions in that
country.-Mrs. Mary Slawson went
Wednesday TO Plainfield, kans.,
where she will remain during the
winter.-H. Don. Rolfe has moved in
to the r. G. Sanders tenement on
Pearl street
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FORESTDALE

Mrs. M Williams left Monday for Tiff
ton. Ga, where she will pass the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Scott Seager.-W.
b. Avery has purchased Wallace john
sons place. Mr.. Johnson will move to
Brandon. where he has purchased
house.-Miss Stella Cross passed the
weekend at her home in Addson.-Nrr
and Mrs. II. n. Waters and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Goodwin, and Weldon Wat
tiers have returned from Randolph, where
they spent several days with Mrs. Wat
ter mother. Mrs ]. r.. French.-Charles
Brown Of Rutland has moved into Mrs.
Mary Lyman's tenement.-Mr. and Mrs
n. c. Ladam went Tuesday to Hart
ford. Conn, where they will pass the
winter.-Mr. and Mrs. George Nicklaw
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nickiaw and chill
drep are visiting friends in Greenfield.
Mass.--Evans Lovett and Miss Smith Of
Springfield. Nass.. passed Sunday at j. f.
Lovett s.-Miss Hazel Amsden spent the
week lend at her home in Felchvil'e-The
Ladies' Guild OF Grace Church met with
Mrs. G. II. Bump Wednesday afternoon
Miss Inez BeYnor OF the University of
Vermont spent Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. i. c. Bernor. Mrs. Mary
Whitaker IL ILL.,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
LOOK IT UP

Divers weights and divers meas
ures both of them alike are abomina
ton to the Lord" Proverbs, 2O:1O.
Thinking men and women will do
we'll to consider the striking argu
ments brought out by the World
Trade Club of San Francisco in their
campaign for adoption of the units of
the metric system of weights and
measures.
They show a striking anomaly:
That the metric system was invented
by a Briton, James Watt, in 1888, and
yet all civilized nations have adopted
it exclusively excepting United States
and Great Britain.
That the so-called British system of
weights and measures is of German
orlgin-a relic of the old German
Hanseatic trade .league-and yet Ger
many scrapt it in 1871 and adopted
the metric system, invented by a
Briton.
People of Britannia and America
may well ask themselves whether
they are not carrying conservation
too far.
The Metric System is no untried
theory.
It's principle-the principle of
decimal computation-has been used
in the monetary system of the United
States since 1886. If the United
States had needed Thomas Jefferson,
we should have also adopted this sys-
tenn of weights and measures based
on decinals-so simple system that
a child can learn it's main features in
ten minutes. We know how well it
works with money. 1t will work
equally we'll with weights and meas
ures.
The World Trade Club has started
the ball rolling. What we all need is
to look the subject up.
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MARTELL

:
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FL. C. Fosmo has a new BABY
Grand Chevrolet car.
Miss Lizzie Neppel of Ellsworth
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A,
Thompson.
Mrs. R. C. Winger of West De
Pere is visiting with Theo. Winger
and family.
The Martell village Luth. church
Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Christ
Larson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Owens of
Spring Valley were visitors at the
G. Forsyth home Sunday.
Mrs. George Breitinger and son
Grant of Spring Valley were visit
ors at Theo. Sebions family last
week.
The Brown Comedy Company has
been showing here for one week to
a packed house every night. The
shows are good.
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VIKING
..s.....s.s...s.s.'

Miss Nancy Madison is visiting
her aunt at White Bear Lake.
Walter and La Vernie Zentzis
were River Falls visitors Monday.
Miss Violet Clark of Spring Val
ley visited relatives here a few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Zentzis and
Miss Myrtle visited relatives at
Hammond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rude Halverson
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Hanson and Miss Ella visited at
Mrs. P. Halverson's Sunday.
There will be a sock social at
Russell Rudisell's Friday evening,
Aug. 8. Ladies bring a pair of
socks. The Missionary society will
furnish lunch.
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KINNICKINNIC

tF
Mr.. Lloyd Sherman has Case
Grain Separator.
Joe Johnson who recently sold
his farm has bought the Neble farm
Rev. Robert Black and family
are enjoying three weeks vacation
in Northern Wis.
Fred Carlton recently had college
friends visit him who motored
through from the East.
Mrs. Clinton Williams and Mrs
Dodge entertained the Aid at the
F. N. Fuller farm Thursday.
Flowing has begun on some
farms; thistle cutting, weed pulling,
stacking, haying and harvesting
are going on.
1t is rumored that the Garfield
Shredder farm has been sold by the
man who recently bought it, for
5000 and acre.
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CONGREGATIONAL

1890 A. M. Public Worship. At
this service the Pastor will speak on
the theme, ''The Automobile and
the Spiritual Life of the Church"
There will be special music. All
owners and drivers Of Automobiles
are specially invited to attend this
service.
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please notify the owner.

Strayed-4 year-old Roam Cow
strayed from L. L. Alton pasture, A
weeks ago. Reward for informs
alton. Notify Roy Alton.
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Wanted-A girl to do general
homework. Mrs. C. F. Winter.

Strayed-3 year old Holstein heif-
er, strayed July % from the. H. c..
Meyer farm near Prescott. Finder
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At The Churches.
SWEDISH MISSION

Rev. A. w. Nordeen of Marinette,
Wis, will preach in the Mann Valley
mission church at 1920 A. M. next
Sunday and in the city church Sun
day evening at 7:35. Scandinavians
are cordially invited to attend.
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Rev. L K. Aaberg and sons Ger
hard and Walter, are spending a
couple of weeks with relatives and
friends in Brookings County, South
Dakota, where they formerly lived.
Quite few from around here
attended the farewell party for Mrs.
M. Martinson at the M. j. Messing
home Sunday, Mrs. Martinson ex-
poets to leave this week for Idaho
where she will live with her son
Arthur.
Baardson's received letter from
their sister, Mrs. Frank Johnson
stating that they had then arrived
at Seattle making the trip in one
month. Their son Clyde aged %
years who had been i'll since last
fall, after an attack of the flu, died
4 days after they got there, at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. A. Williams.
I: i.
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Rev. 2. ]. Ordal will have services
here Sunday at 11:00 A. M,
Miss Alma Aastrum is helping
her sister, Mrs. Carl Everson.
Johnny Hagestad and Newell
Juale made trip to Baldwin last
week.
l. Miss Alpha Iverson spent last
week at the home of her uncle, John
Iverson, in the town of Ellsworth.
Mrs. Mikkelson together with
Anna and Helma LETT for Min
neapolis the first of the week where
they will lake their home.
Mrs. Andrew Helgeson and daugh
ter, Mrs. L. Miller and little Ellie
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Bonnie Helgeson in Gilman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
PLEASANT VALLEY


James Sweet has been a visitor at
Hans Gregerson's.
Mrs. ]. Prisk was a visitor in
River Falls last week.
Nels Johnson attended the circus
in River Falls Tuesday last.
G.. L. Johnson has new tractor
which he purchased last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Phil
lipps Wednesday, July 80, daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Chas. Ramberg called on
friends in River Falls Monday last.
Chas. Smith of Woodside is visit
ing relatives in the vicinity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07

For Sale-Some Furniture and
kitchen utensils; will sell at private
sale. Mrs. M. Ewers.
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For SaIe-Corn shredder, 2 gaso-
line engines, one 10 h. p. and one 4
h. p. Horses of all kinds. Weiss
Bros.
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dition. Phone 1892 or call at SOP
w. Elm st.
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FARMS FOR SALE

TO EXCHANGE for resident or
farm property in River Falls, $40
acre ranch in North Dakota. All
fenced and cross-fenced. Good
house. barns, corralls, granary,
stock sheds, etc. All buildings in
excellent state Of repair. Linehan
Bros, River Falls, Wis.
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For Sale-Miscellaneous lot of
household furniture, including four
bed room suites, one large rug and
some chairs. Walter Sutherland.
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582 ACRE DAIRY & STOCK FARM,
Adjoining railroad village near
Twin Cities, High school, good
markets. etc. Z room house, mod
ern dairy barn 36x110with twin silos.
basement barn 55x65 with silo, cattle
sheds 22xlOO, corn cribs, hog houses,
poultry house, granary, machine
sheds. shop and other buildings, all
in good conditions. Buildings light
ed with electricity. About 200 acres
pillow land. 200 meadow and balance
pasture and wood lot. Clay loan
soil, free from stone and lays we'll.
A fine home and a splendid farm.
Price 500 per acre. COOLIDGE CO..
Downing, Wis.
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For Sales room house, modern
except heat, 4 blocks south of post
Office, 2 blocks west of Normal.
Phone 142, or call SIT Sycamore st.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Items OF the Past in

Most any herd of cows now brings
in from $50 TO $500 a month, an d
some do much better. Moral-stay
by the farm, young man, and learn
to properly care for cows.
Rev. Bird is to preach here next
Sabbath. Why not show MIN that
his presence is appreciated by fill
ing up the house. Make it sort
of an old home coming occasion.
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TRACTOR

TRACTOR
One 1920 Case Tractor and 3-bot-
tom pillow, in first class condition.
For sale cheap. Weiss Bros.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
HOUSES FOR SALE

Brick house and lot on West Side
for sale.-Frank M. Bliss.
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BELDENVILLE

SFEFTFFVFTTTTT 1'rTFGE|FsE's .
Mr.. Green is building a new hen
house.
Dan Greeley built new garage
recently.
Sydney Perrigo is building a
porch for A. Fenton.
Henry Heacox returned from
overseas last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Drake spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
Alfred Hobbs who has been over
seas nearly Is months returned
home last week.
Kenneth Eaton has been unable
to be in the store for few days on
account of sickness.
A. Fenton was in Red Wing last
week visiting his father who had an
operation at ST. Johns hospital.
Mrs. Annie Stewart has been
quite i'll at the home of her daugn.
ter, Mrs. C. Goldsmith the past
week.
Mrs. Mary Goodwin who spent
the past two weeks at the home of
her brother, James Drake, returned
to Ellsworth Saturday.
Mrs Severance received tele-
gram from her son, Fred Goldsmith
that he had landed in New jersey.
He arrived home this week.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

For Sale-Bay Mare years old,
weighing 1850, sound and all right.
j. ]. Rolling.
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TIRES!

IIKES!
$4,000 stock of New Tires-Goph-
er $1,000 mile guaranteed and Sher-
idan $1,000 mile guaranteed at 15c
off on the dollar. Weiss Bros.
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For Sale-7-room Modern All
Hardwood finished. Full Basement
house. Barn. One or two lots.
Chicken house. All in No. | con-
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From MishicOt

Two games of basketball were played
at Mishicot Dec 6. One was played
between the Mishicot team and the
Marquette team from Two Rivers, the
other between the local high school
team and the Algoma High school
team. The former game was won by
the visitors but the latter was won by
the home team.
Miss Ruth Guse celebrated the
twenty-frst anniversary of her birth
day on Saturday evening, Dec. 6, by
giving an informal party to few inti-
mate friends. Those who attended en-
ioyed most delightful time. We all
tender our congratulations. May sue
cess and happiness attend her through
long and happy life.
Mr.. Wesley Popp, from West Ke-
waunee, came to get load of rafters
from Edwin Kruger, Dec. 6.
Prof. Hyer from the Whitewater
Normal school, gave a very interesting
and instructive talk at the teachers in
slitute that was held Dec. 6. His topic
was 'Educational Measurements"
Mr.. John Ruedder, from Saxonburg,
rceped a golden harvest this year by
threshing forty-two bushels of alsyke
clover seed during the past week.
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Notes From vest Maple Grove

Mrs Hcnning left for her home at
Miladorc, after visiting at the Frank
lilayachew home
A little boy brightcns The home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Tikalske
John Gcigcr of Nccnab IS visiting
with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sion
Geger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bander and
children and Albert Nagcl spent Sun
day at the Anton Zipperer home al
Grimms.
Richard Schwartz attended tn,
school board convention on Wednes.
day
Mr.. and Mrs Kleiber visited at the
John Moser home on sunday
Joseph Pritzl, Peter Geiger and
Charles spatchek LEFT Monday foI
Michigan, where they win ~ employed
ii tic lumber woods.
Joseph Junk of Cleveland bought thc
cheese factory owned by Erwin Junkei
for $4,000 dollars. Mrs. Junk Will
take possession u the factory IA Dec
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Notes From ReedSyiIle.

The high school boys go to Mishieot
Saturday for a return game of basket
ball.
DR.. VIM. ]. Morrissey read paper
before the dental society at Manitowoc
last week.
Dave Zimmerman has his store very
nicely decorated for the holidays.
A number of our ladies were Mani
towoc shoppers Monday.
Rev. Father John De Vriesi, who
has been in charge of st. Mary's
church here since Father kolar's de-
parture, leaves for Coleman Saturday,
where he will have charge of that par
ish. During his stay here he made many
friends who regret his leaving.
Mrs. Joe Pollock and Mrs Wenael
Vondrashek were Brillion callers Mon
day.
Emil Svatek, who was operated upon
at the hospital last week, is getting
along nicely.
Joseph Kubale has returned from
the hospital.
T. II. Meany returned from kau
kauna Tuesday.
Almon Kruger is attending the
Swenson auto school at Kansas City.
Miss Marquardt visited schools near
here Monday.
Mrs. Fred Mack and daughter are
visiting at Kansas City.
Mark Murphy visited here last week
before departing for the west for his
health.
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Historic Stonehenqe.

The old temple, now known as
StOnehenge, mas withstood the raw
ages of weather. time. and man him
self for 30 centuries. The people
who built 1t belonged to the neolithic
period, or age of polished stones. Iron
was unknown TO them, but bronze i'm
plements, such as swords and spear
heads. were just beginning to be In
troduced. They were far too expen-
sive. however, TO be in general use,
and the chisels used in cutting the
stones were also Of stone. These are
found in great numbers near by,
where the workers threw them after
they had worn out.
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orlain Of "Erenoh Leave

The origin of French leave" was ex-
planned In an English court by the
Judge recently. II did no, arise, re
said, out of The former French wars,
consequent upon the escape Of French
prisoners. but in the early part of the
eighteenth century In the salons Of
France. Certain guests. not aware Of
the higher acts of courtesy. were In
the. habit of leaving without saying
good-by TO the host or hostess, and II
became pructice. Unfortunately TINT
practice was adopted In certain cir
cles Of English society about the same
time. and. therefore, II was said II
4 man left without saying good-by to
bis host he took French leave" fol
luwinu the practice In France.
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Clnse Einlirinu.

"Some of my wife's kinfolks are the
figgerin'est set on EARTH" admitted
Mr.. Gap Johnson of Rumpus kidge,
"Most every winter three or four OF
my wifes sisters drop in for a nice
long visit, bringing a batch OF their
children to turn loose on us. lheh
after a while the women hit the grit
for home and leave four or eighu
apiece of their children behind ol
course, we know they're not all our
kids. We've got only fourteen. bu'
II amt until the weather gets warm
enough in the spring for us to WASH
'em all that we find out for certain
which are our'n and which were
wished on us to feed till the season
ens."-Kansas City Star.
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Notes From Madsen

Mr. Ed Knutson met with train
accident that was a pretty close call,
last week, Mr. Knutson had just left
home in his Ford car all covered up
with the side curtains and crossing the
track at Madsen station his car was
hit on the hind wheel by the train,
ihrowing it against the depot. One
wheel was broken. Mr.. Knutson was
thrown out but only received slight
cut in his forehead. The passenger
from Manitowoc is due here at 3
O'Clock and this happened at $3.50, the
train being late. Mr.. Knutson never
saw or heard the train but saw dark
shadow and did not know anything be-
fore he picked himself up and every
thing was over lie had been watch
ing for another ear he would meet
when II all happened.
Miss Marcella Aslackson returned
home Monday from the Ladies' semin-
airy At Red Wing, MINI. The school
win be closed for some time. A big
fire IN the building did considerable
damage. Miss Aslackson lost some Of
her clothes
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday with
Mrs Hiram Larson.
The high school children lad hard
time % get ID school Monday morning.
Al the 500 line cut out the morning