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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07
.CL LU8 IS ADVISED TO
PREPARE FOR EARLY
ADVENT OF WINTER

-,
NO" 'n'' t'e IroS' Will Soo'' "' VI"
the 'punkin,' the fodder in the shock
and the bon wecyu deprived Of his
,o,,.co of ,pstonorco v,o sbould take
..;.
So'''' "'''o' ''''''''''''''''S 'o ''''", '''''
club comfortable and cheerful during
the winter months" observed "ruclc
,ror,o pouocl Trbrrsdo,. orfernoon.
.f.....
WINE S'''''.' "''' '' ''''''' WI
ter members at headquarters oil the
Leisure Hours club, corner OF Main
and Nyoebirpton streets cretwbilo the
Cl.l,bono OH rvchoroo "A1d from
tho foclinp of fine atmosnhcrc today
az. sbopldp,t bo TOO ,onp i'm rottin, n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07

All that Is necessary viii be few
feet Of number, some windows and
doors ana ~ good heating stove, con
nected with the city gas supply. tC
make an the members happy and XII
their apprehension as to the destin!
of the club when the winter MONTH
set in.
A meeting Of the members, it hai
been stated has been called and i'm
mediate action may be taken. Th
house committee win prepare and sub
nit plans and specifications, and
IS anticipated that contract for tn
necessary improvements may be aware
nd ut once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07
Scene From" Bill Appersons Boy Starring JackpicNord
AT THE PALACE SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Virginia for several days We got across
the Mississippi md finally into Gods
country,
That Ardmore Some Town
At Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Ardmoro
and Dallas we shared the entertainment
provided for the Engineers, and AS we
received our discharges the men of
Company d, l1ith Ammunition Train,
as they said goodbye remarked, Reid,
that Nr3more lis sure some town. and
YOU ought to Joe proud that You live
there
FINS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07
They Didn't Come Back Till
1t was Over, Over There

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with orde,.s to wait fin tho mon couId
behave themselves. so each man of us
resolved that when our time came If
the man i'm front of us "chirped" " we'd
/ knock him in the head with a rifle and
swear he fell because Of the heat
The Good, Expressive American Damn
/ At 1890 the morning Of the 22nd a
/ courier came with orders for Company
/ ID 10 he ready to march at noon. TO go
aboard the steamship Louisville, bound
/ for New York
Not a word was said about the other
company and of course all they could
/ DO was remain.
Silently packs were rolled scouts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07

Wanted clean cotton rags at Ard
moreitc. IA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07
"The Shop Of the Hour"

Now showing most beautiful assortment of the newest
creations in Fall and Winter fashionable Wearables for
Women, Misses and Children
The things that correct to wear in Coats of all
Kinds Coat Suits assorted Wool and Silk materials in
Dresses Handsome Georgette Crepe Bouses High grade
Furs the plaid and plain coored Skirts Silk Wool
Sweaters Black Cat Hosiery; Silk Satin BIocaded Cot
ton Corses and Bassieres Hand Bags and Jewey Novel
ties, The latest Creations in Gage and Fisk Hats all kinds
of Ornaments Hat Trimmings, Ostrich Feathers of all
kinds Velvet Ribbons Silk and Satin Ribbons and Coored
Vevets by the yard. Our store is newly organized and
fully worthy of liberal share of your patronage which will
be profitable to you from standpoint Of the bes
lowest price possible In addition our prompt and
personal attention to your wants will be happy
to you.
Come in soon-well appreciate your visit
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
ldaiou

May 27.-The ldalou Canning Club
met at the home Of Mrs. Gassaway,
on the eve Of May the 27 Miss Hal
sey and Miss Craddock was in charge
of the meeting.
The art Of making bread was dem
onstrated by Miss Halsey and was APP
preciated by all She also gave US
nice talk on grading and caring for
eggs. also advocated the nfertile egg
for marketing. She also gave some
instructions as to the separating the
starch from the protein in -four Miss
Craddock had charge Of the girls and
gave them some valuable instructions
1t was decided TO have the next meet
ing at the residence Of Mrs. L. +
Hamin The next demonstration is
to be the art Of making cottage
cheese.
After the work was finished re-
freshments were served to the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Turner. etaoin oTetao
lowing Mesdames Turner. Johnson.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
Uncle Sam Wants $4,000 Volun-
teers for Ouerseds SerUice

appeal to you? Il alone, ought 70
prove a mighty big nducement.
Many men pay large amounts Of
money in order to see the different
countries Of the world; but here is the
United States Army Offering you a
chance TO see them without any ex-
pense whatever The Government is
even offering you good pay to go.
Besides giving you an excellent op-
portunity TO see the world, your
country pays you $4,000 a month to
start, and as you advance, so does
your pay. and you are furnished with
board. clothing and medical attend
ance After serving a specified
length Of time. you can retire with a
steady substantial income Can you
beat il in civilian life? And the form
Of enlistment for this foreign service
is only for three years OF course,
all branches Of the army are open
for enlistment for service IN the
United States. A recruit may enlist
for only three years. and previous
service man may enlist for either a
three or a one year term.
Cali or write Army Recruiting sta
ton. Sweetwater, Texas
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
Making Money Gu, Of Poultry

visited w c. Pearsons, one Of my
demonstrators on Wednesday and OBJ
tanned some interesting figures on a
flock of White Leghorn hens, says
Mr. Jack Shelton, County Agent in
Denton County, in reporting to the
Extension Service, A. and NJ Col
lege Of Texas He has PIC hens.
During the month Of January he got
2O6 dozen eggs, in February 329 doz-
en- eggs, and in March 407 l-2 dozen
eggs, making a total Of GAP l-2 doz-
en- eggs for the three months. He
Hatchery for 10 cents dozen. They
sold all Of them to the lockwood
brought him S65975. During the
three months his feed cost him $156,
leaving profit Of s50375
These hens have been culled and
selected very carefully. One failing
TO lay cannot remain on the farm.
Mr. Shelton reports that he is try
ing to impress upon the farmers Of
the county the Importance Of giving
their chickens the proper care, and
with such remarkable results as an
object lesson he should meet with re-
markable success.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
shallowa.er Conservation Club.

The conservation club met at the
school house last Thursday with
nice number present Miss Halsey
and Miss Craddock were with us and
demonstrated on cooking meal in
the steam pressure cooker This was
a great help 10 the members as
number have the steam pressure
cookers Cottage cheese and straight
dough process bread was also demon
strated on. Sandwiches and salads
were made Of cottage cheese.
After everything was ready Miss
Halsey explained about a balanced
meal, after which the members done
justice to the fine dinner
We wish to thank Mr. Duff for the
discount on the oil stove. We under
stand this is the only oil stove in the
rural schools in the county.
The first Thursday Of June Miss
Halsey viii be with us again. Every
one is invited to come
Secretary
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
s. Swan She returned to her home
Saturday morning.

s. Swan She returned to her home
Saturday morning
Ed Sanders. one Of the returned
soldiers from overseas, returned to
Tahoka Friday, after having seen
several months on the battle front in
France He is nephew Of r f. and
Mike Redwine Of this county.
Jim Boswell. accompanied by his
son and daughter, A. T. and Aline,
returned to their home al Plainview
Saturday. after having attended the
funeral services Of James erie here
last Friday
Miss Era Small left Saturday
morning for Brentwood where she
will enter college for the summer
months. Her mother and little broth
er and sister accompanied her as far
as Slaton on her journey
F Holloway, from the southeast
part Of the county, came in Saturday
morning and took the train for Wax
ahachie, Texas. where he will reside
in the future
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

A drive is now on TO secure ao,oou
volunteers for service wiih the
American Expeditionary Forces IN
France and Germany Up to date
several thousand Of this number have
been secured, but there is still an
opening for many more. WOULDN'T
YOU like to be IN on IL? Just think Of
the splendid opportunity you would
have 10 see these foreign countries,
see how the people live. work and how
their customs differ from those of
our own country How about the
ba;tleaelds 81 France and Belgium
the destroyed towns. and the ruined
churches and cathcdrals7 Dont you
think that IL all would be well worth
scoing7
Besides men being wanted FOR ser
vice with the a r. F. many Others
are wanted for service in Siberia
China. Alaska. PHILIPPINES, Hawaii,
Panama. United States and Europe
The opportunity 70 visit our foreign
possessions Is now open 70 everyone
previous service men and recruits. l.
this chance to be passed BY lightly
You know what Il is at Panama
the big canal. and the monstrous ar
tillcry that defends IL Thru i pass
ships from al countries Of the world
Besides the sights 20 be seen, the
nice. balniy summerlike climate is not
10 be forgotten.
Men are wanted FOR Alaska, and
altho that may sound like a cold
country. better strawberries are
grown on the southern coast o. Alas
ka. than are able to grow in New
England
Then there j. the chance 20 see II
they are still "Woarin" EN- higher
in Hawaa Wouldn't you ike 10 see
the Hawaiian Islands. ride on the
surfboards. and sometimes listen 70
the music o. the ucololo. wouldn't you
enjoy that; and do YOU know
tina, Honolulu is rated as being one
Of the most beautiful cities in the
world
In the PHILIPPINES YOU would be able
10 see hemp growing from which we
secure our rope. and many other in
teresting forms Of vegetation. Or
perhaps you would like to 20 10
China. that country in which gun
powder was first used. But more
than this. doesn't the trip across the
United States and the Pacific Ocean
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE LYNN COUNTY NEWS

r. n erie underwent an operation
at the home Of his son, H. c. erie,
last Thursday night and is resting
nicely at this writing, Mr. erie has
been a sufferer from bladder trouble
for some time and last week received
fall which for a time was consider
ed serious We hope to be able 20
announce soon that he is entirely
we'll and able TO be about
In a letter from Prof A L. Foster,
who taught in the Tahoka Public
schools last year, and who has been
teaching at Slaton the past year. he
states that he has accepted the sup
lerintendency Of the Lockney schools
for next year The many friends Of
Prof and Mrs Foster in Tahoka wish
them every success in their new
home
Coleman Wells and wife returned
from Dallas Saturday. where they
spent the past two weeks on vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Clifford Thomas. Of Tahoka,
is in a local sanitarium and will prob
ably undergo an operation in a few
days. Avalanche.
Mrs A. b Ellis Of Lubbock. was
here the latter part Of last week Wis
iting in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs W.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
Aeuff


The Acuff Conservation Club met
with Mrs o. r. Patterson on Wednes-
day May 81. 1919. Twelve members
were present. There was also three
club girls present. Miss Halsey talk
ed to the women and gave a demon
stration on bread making and cottage
cheese making. also cooked roast in
her steam pressure Gamer. Miss
Craddock gave the girls a sewing les
son
Several of the members brought
samples of their bread. We are doing
splendid with our bread making.
Some real nice bread was exhibited
After the work was finished sand
witches were made Of the bread and
other things the members had been
thoughtful enough to bring, and a
real picnic lunch was spread out in
the yard on the grass.
After lunch a few games were
played. Each one declared this the
best meeting we have had.
We now have twenty-five members.
Let each one do your best to be pres
ent next time, for you certainly do
miss lot Of good things when you
miss one Of these meetings
We meet next with Mrs w n.
Williams on Wednesday. June Is.
Secretary
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
LOOKING AFTER RESIDENT
PROPERTY IN LUBBOCK

D. r Hndss Of Moantainair. New
Mexico was here one OF two DAYS this
week. attending to business matters
and visiting with acquaintances Mr.
Kinds has just recently been dis.
charged from the Navy where he had
been IN service nearly a year His
mother Mrs O. Jay has property in
Lubbock which she has owned for
several years. and Mr. Kinds was here
looking after matters pertaining to il
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

Mr. and Mrs. v f. Hargett. Re
gina and Robena Hangett Of Sea
graves were IN town Tuesday and
"Wednesday shopping and visiting with
acquaintance
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

II the frog hadn't slid back, he
would have got out Of the well Don't
be frog. Keep your War Savings
Stamps.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

o V. Bagwell and family are in
the southwest part Of the state visit.
Ing and taking summer vacation
They viii visit at Houston and Gal
weston.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

Mrs. l.. II. Shelton is visiting in
San Angelo this week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs NJ. II. Lining.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
County Home Demonstration
Department

Morris, Gassaway, McCurdy. Hin
shaw, Long, Weaver and Garner.
Respectfully,
SECRETARY.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

District Court will convene il
Lubbock next Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
McMechen Personals

10 Mcbride has returned home after
a brief business trip TO Clarkshurg-
Sidney DrmpStcr has returned nome
after spending the past Two years al
Phoenix, Ariz.. for his health.
Squire DAVIS r3S returned To his nome
in Cameron after brief visit with rcla'
tives in this city.
Mrs. Ed Morris !s now on the roaC
to recovery otter n few days illness.
Miss Olive Powell has returned 20 hcI
home at Youngstown after hrict Tlsl'
here.
K""aport yesterday By the fitness IF rel
Miss Pearl Anderson. who has been i'll
for some time. is hhl" - be- out again
Miss Nazck Woodburn - now on th[
road to recovery after several days i'll
Miss Ethel Scott spent last evening
with relatives IN Wheeling.
Miss iiU"l l'enick is able I" h" out
again after several days Illness.
Miss Mary Erldxnr has returned 'c
her home at C!arkesburg after Il brici
visit with friends here.
Mrs. VIM. Hart. who has been confined
al h"r home for some time. is abb" to bt
out again.
Mrs. Jack Franklin. who has been Wis
iting friends here for some tine. has re
turned 10 her home * St"ubcnrillc.
Mrs. Ross Scars has returned 10 heI
home at MoundSviIlc after brief visi
hare.
Miss Cora Young has returned TO hel
home at Stcubcaville after spending scv
cral days here with friends.
The local troop of the Boy Scouts me
Inst evening in the parlors Of the FRS
". r. church. Th" evening was dcvot ct
mostly 10 drilling and was largely at
tended.
the Mayors office on Marshall street
\. number Of important matters wcr,
taken up and discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
Mn11udsYtlle Briefs.

Plans for the ZaO"7ian commencement
Mt the Central school June .. arc rap
idly being closed. 4 comnlct" program
will he announced soon.
c. N. Hood and family VII! l"aNH IN
a short time for Washington and othcf
points in tho cast on M auto tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. ScroEgIns arc NOV
ing from Fifth street to tho henderson
proprrty on seventh street
Rev Father NJ. !. CrEhlnn hns return
cd from business trip Ia Pittsburgh.
Mrs. j. y. Mayors is very III ~ her
home on Washington avenue.
Miss Alma Riggs returned homo yes
tcrday from Fairmont. wh"r" she visit
cd her brother. Attorney cecil Riggs.
Miss Irene McMullcn has recovered
after an illness at her home IN Fifih
street.
Misses Evangclinc md Helen H"nd"r'
son spent yesterday with friends n
Wheeling.
Mrs. c. r. Roc has returned home
from Il visit with friends and relatives
IN Wheeling.
Carl Mayors. local boy who has been
in France. has arrived safely from
Overseas. He expects an "r"ly h'>-
charge.
MILFORD Roohcr - coniir"d 10 his
home on Fifth street with Illness.
Vernon Saylcs is visiting relatives IN
Elizabeth, w. Va. for few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
SPRING SESSION OF
O,Y, SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Snrinc sISsinn nf tho Obi" Valley
Sunday Srhnn! III Etjjur" Of tn" Episcopal
church.s WI! l." !i,d This afternoon and
evening Al ihr christ church at Wells
burg. W. Va.
IN interesting program has been ar
ranged and several local pcopl" arc
scheduled 20 make addresses. In the
afternoon SESSION Mrs. :. q. Gaillhrd ct
his CITY will CIV" HI address an "thurrh
Teaching IN the sunday school. whiI"
Roy. l.. t.. h. S;rIl"r. rector .! 81
Matthew's. Will make III" principal adj
dress Following is the program tha;
has been prepared for today'> session:
Afternoon Session. O'Clock.
!. Rusi:i"S: meeting. including reports
from Sunday schools.
4. Address, "ChWrch Teaching in the
SUNDAY SCHOOL," Mrs, :. q. Gatil"rd.
Wheeling. W. Va.
.. Conference on "Th" Christian Nur-
turr Series" of Sunday school lessons.
Loader. TIA" Ecv. +. {. sherman. 81.
Pnul'n church. Akron. OHIO.
Evening Sessiou-7:5o O'Clock.
!. Address, Tho SUNDAY school and
Inc Provincial S$strm.' III" Row. Il. T., l..
Strrdrr. i"ctor St Matthew's church.
Wh"clnG.
= Address ,suhj"ct IN b" announccll,
the Roy. Franklyn toi" sherman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
STEUBENVILLE:

STEr- RESvIIF. O.. May "".--JGStice
nf Peace Scot; Rowan. VIII w"S :" nave
been taken 70 the Canton w"rNn'">N' g.
SeI RI serve Z sentences II .;hrH> months
i1nnosed nv JudG,, Carl smith following
his conviction for adultery. - AZ liberty
arain He was released from ms,
copn,v iail last evening AFTER h" court
of appeals had granted a $uS2snSI"n W
sentence pending prosecution =" error
The court in granting the stay "t $'h-
tence said that at Important qo"S' ''''
had been raised for tn defendant. L -
understood that :hcl 'asH taSrn up OH
error Will not b" r.. viewed un'I! me ~"
ccnber term OF coUr:. The oohd WIS
fixed by Judge Smith.
The Judgment OF thc lower court IN
couvicting Harry Brady. former rail-
road officer and sentencing him for ono
TO twenty years in the p"n;tCntiary t"r
criminal assault on Ida Parks Of Wells
burg ". Va. was affirmed by ,Ac court
Of appeals. This case was taken up on
earror. Brady has been IT liberty on
bond his sentence having been SUs pend
ed pending decision of the higher court
In the case Of the Wayn" Coal COM
oanr VS.. Frank Fl. Kerr ard W. :. Hunt
Judgment granted defendants in tn
lower court was affirmed. In the case
of J. r Sweeney ~. /. l.. Sar1. jud=-
1nent OF tbs lower court was reversed
and the case rcnlandcd for further pro-
ceedinGS. The court announced that tho
case Of the L. 5. Coal company ~. n"
Wayne Coal company would ," held or"r
for further consideration and disposed OF
when the court meets al Youngstown. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
ST. MARYS

- The Iockport Baptist Young Peoples
7-,ion w.rc vcry Pleasantly entertained
BY thu First Baptist Y. P. u Of this
CITY. On sunday evening. After delici-
Gus luncheon was served the usual pro
gram OF the society was rendered. Inc
LocGpovt society rendered a short oo'
interesting program
Donald Core left wednesday for Tulsa
Okla, where ne will be employed In the
oil fields.
Ous R.ckard. of Newport, was in town
Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. l. F. Albright were visit
tnr relatives at Raven Rock Tuesday.
W. II. Stcere, of Grape Island. was
business visitor in Town Tuesday.
+ ". Mallory was Il business visitor
at PGrkcrshurg Tuesday.
Ira Williams was i visitor Mt Mari
eta. Tuesday.
Frank Barron was in Marietta Tues
day.
William Hanes. OF Eureka. was pusi'
ness visitor N town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wa, son and children
lcf. wednesday, for padcn city. where
,hrv Will make their future home.
= o. Stage, OF Eureka. was here Wed
Miss Goldic Bnnncll LIFT "Wednesday
for her home u"ar Raven Rock.
Ralph Nltvai'.r. OF Marietta, was
visitor !,erc Wednesday.
l,afavc,tr i:s.ht"l. Of La Eclle, was
business caller here Tuesday.
Aubrey White" Of Raven Rock, was II
town Wednesday.
7. l.. Erotfard was transacting bust
ness ut Marietta Wednesday.
Wn. Eddy. Of Friendly. was IN tow
! Wednesday.
Mrs. J. i. Barron was shopping a
Marietta Wednesday.
G. f. Smith. "t Eureka, was business
| cnllrr IN town Tuesday.
Mrs. \. y. Hammer. of Belmont, wa
| sbnnriu. in Town Wednesday.
MISS Eff" F:.'%n"Ids. Of Grape Island
w,s. shoruinS h"r" Wednesday.
@ c, REYNOLDS. "f BELMONT. was Il Wis
+ itor hr"r Tuesday.
! Dick galloway was business riS'to
lat Marietta Wednesday.
| Grover cox. Of Wiliiamstowu VISITED
! relatives and friends her" wednesday.
| Miss Mary Stewart left "Wednesday
for Wrllshurg. where sh" VIII lie en-
| pl"y"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
OHIO VALLEY NEWS

gle: prophecy. Vivian Martini; essay
Samuel Rc-ard..ll;: essay. -N.c'' i'"E-
e-$; val',!Ir,"ry. t.s;riIa F"rnwa!'. IN"
Iii alomaS w"rc rr"Snt'r! o. th' i;T''''u-
atcS by Surt. William y S'r2tn. "h"
cu,lpii;n"ui,L th"rl "a 'hHs" success IN
cu,t.l.l";lmG III" fuur-y"4r hi=h school
course.
There MI bo 4 meeting =; III" nom
Of Mrs. WiilLt:n Like an !rh!'+ '''n-
.ng 70 r.ak.. t.r;,t ,trar-;"nl'''', Tor 'h'
annual Frll!uSt'". tiIgh alumni hAH'i"';
and ,i:,nclus party. which tr" u u" th'
! social .y"!t> -: IN" town n'N' week.
TIL, Mm;raus' study club WAS enter
;ains,! 4: III. hon" oi Mrs. Harden
Duval. I:;h Mrs Nova NAHUM rs assist
] An, hostess. F.Nc"llcn; papers IN travel
wnrc read ny Mrs. Walter E1ntcld. Mrs.
! William ranncId. Mrs. c. r. MHi'"han.
; Mrs C;.frGc Eantt"id and Mrs. w. J.
Kirk. The club ndjruru",l - meet June
! - IT n" HON" II Mrs. +. X. Red. with
) Mrs. Waiter Eanii"ld rs assistant hest
J cSs.
! Henry Gr""nhors"r. WHO has been n
; tho ordnance department cf thy arnlT
! and stationed IL Detroit. las returned
h",ne. havinl; beer discharged.
M"rri, stephens. WI" has boon in
! France for tho pas: Year with 4 supply
i train. has arrived home. having bern
/ d. srhavGHd
| Mr.. and Mrs. \. T. R""!;" nf S;"uh"n-
! willie. have h""n visiting with relatives
, h"r.
Miss Martha Cox. ot W"ilshTrc. has
| hrcn M. CUES; of Miss Ens" Care for
/ ervnr,l days.
/ Mr.. ard Mrs William Kr1g"r hay" ro-
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