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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-25
ST. JAMES METHODIST CHURCl
Howard Dutill, Pastor.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. All
organized classes meet at the same
hour.
Preaching at HOO a. m. and 7:3O
D. m. Mid-week prayer service eacn
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
Everybody interested in church ser
vices will note the change of time
the turning back of the clocks one
bour-on Sunday and the return tc
the long established hours Of service
Eleven o'clock in the morning anc
seven-thirty in the evening.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-25
WEEKLY COTTON REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-(United
Press)-Cotton ginned to October
eighteenth totaled four million eight
hundred and seventy nine thousand,
four hundred and eighty three run
ming bales, compared with six million
eight hundred and eleven thousand
three hundred and fifty one for the
same period last year, the census bu
reau announced today. Sea Islant
cotton ginned was sevteen hundred
and ninety one bales compared witt
ten thousand five hundred and eight.
eighty three bales last year.
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FRS, Baptist Church Services

As the time stands:
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School,, IL. NJ
Fearnside, Superintendent, ii. f.
Collier Assistant.
1O:45 a. m.-Preaching, ga Cal
to Service.
6:15 p. m.-MeetinG Of B, Y. +
IT,. Mrs. E. H. Collier presiding.
7:15 p. m - Preaching, Ih'
Criminal Acquitted"
Prayer meeting 7:15 Wednesday
Devotion and Bible study. v
Everybody invited to all services
j. F. AVELL, Pastor.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-25
IN THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Donald MacQueen, Minister.

Services at 11:3O a. m. and 3 p. M.
This being Reformation Day"
"Some Blessings of the Reformation
to the World" will be discussed at the
morning hour. The subject for the
evening, "An Argument for Content
ment." Sabbath school at 1915 a,
H.. Mr.. Fred Merrill Supt.
Midweek prayer melting every We'd
nesday at 8 p. m. All not otherwise
engaged, are cordially invited to wor'
ship with US.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-25

MT. anu VIlos - SsNASOAtt
West Tocoi, motored to Palatka last
evening and remained until this
morning, when they drove to jack
;onville for the day, taking with
Them their son, Phillip, who is in
the public school here.
Mrs. Mark Shaw and Mrs. James
Spencer motored to Federal Point
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas F. Baker, Of Sat-
suma, was in the Gem City yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Ellen Rice left this afternoon
for Jacksonville, where she will re-
main for the weekend and visit
friends.
Miss Mildred Mathis, the guest of
Miss Harriet Rowley in San Bateo,
left this afternoon for Crescent City.
George Johnson, representing the
American Radiator Company, OF
Birmingham is in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Holden, Jr.
and baby, drove over from Bunnel
yesterday and spent the day with Mr.
Holden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
Holden.
Mrs. S. C. Warner and Miss Heller
Warner, of Esperanza, were in Pal
: atka yesterday.
, Mrs. Fred Merrill, Mrs. Morris
Cochrane, Miss Winnifred Haugh
f ton and Mrs. Nell Varnes spent to
I day in Jacksonville.
Mrs. A. A. Corcoran and it'll
Y daughter have returned from a visl
=, of several months with Mrs. Corco
/ rams mother, Mrs. Margaret Pace
Tin Cincinnati.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Loveland were Wis
r, itors from Satsuma yesterday after
noon.
O DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Merryday an
d daughter, Martha, have returned I
: their home in Daytona, after sever;
e months spent in Beaumont, Califorr
ia, where they visited DR.. Merr!
- days parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. /
Merryday and family. DR.. Merr,
day formerly lived in Palatka and '
A. Merryday still retains business i
terests here. Miss Marie Merryd;
is in that climate for her health, al
her friends will be glad to knc
that she is improving.
Friends of D. M. Kirby are plea
ed to see him out again, after his l
cent illness.
W. S. Burdette has been confined
his home the past week on account
illness, and is still unable to be out
Miss Francis Henley, Alice G
riah and Ethel Alexander, Judge
c. Calhoun and George Broward W
pound boxes Of candy given away
Falatka Pharmacy last night. M
Alexander also won the Garden
Allah perfume.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Cummings, a
Mrs. Phillips, of Rodman, are in ]
latka shopping.
Mrs. Eula Dunn, of Interlachen
in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Knight, Of
col are here today.
Mrs. W. S. Pillings, of Rodman,
a visitor in Gem City today.
W. L. Cato, of Satsuma, is in
latka on business today.
W. F. Sullivan of Bunnell is h
, today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. McRee, OF Ia
pa, were in Palatka this morning
route to Miami from Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Bond,
Gainesville, were visitors in Pala
This morning.
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BIRTH

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Phillips,
Jr., Oct. 25th at their home on Kirk
land street, son.
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SPECIALIST LOCATES HERE.

DR.. C. Wade Page, eye, ears, nose
and throat specialist will open offices
in the State Bank Building on Novem-
Der /. @'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
ROCKFORD MAN TO
TAKE MANAGEMENT
OF PHONE COMPANY

Frank L. Eby, recently manager
Of the Rockford exchange Of the
Central Union Telephone company.
and for 20 years prominent in the
comercial life Of that city, becomes
manager Of the Rock Island district
of the company. next week, with
136 exchanges. Thomas Brown, for
the last four years district man
ager, goes to Springfield. Mr.. Eby
will make his home in Rock Island
the first Of the year.
Mr.. Eby is a charter member Of
the Rockford lodge Of Elks, and
for nine years has beSn recorder OF
Tebala temple, Shriners. The new
manager headed q construction
crew in Rockford q years ago and
three years later was made local
manager.
The Rock Island district over
which he will have charge, in
cludes Rock Island. Moline. East
Moline. Sterling and approximate
ly 125 connecting company ex-
changes. The Central Union has
purchased the Rockford Home Tele-
phone company. and will continue
the Home company's manager,
James H. Corcoran, ~ head Of its
Rockford exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
LUCkYSTRIkES
BEAT IDEAL BIS


In three straight games. featured
by low scores on both team. the
Lucky Strikes bestsd, the Ideal B's
on the Valentine alleys last night,
the series closing the second week
Of Aledo's bowline tournament.
Members Of both asgregations
were OF color and despite the fact
that each I'VE boasts crack pinmen,
. respectable sc6rs was reached IN
only two instances. by Valentine Of
the losers and Dool Of the winners.
The former rolled IN aggregate Of
e73 pins for high score Of the even
Ing. while Dool was credited with Z
total Of S57.
Following tho match, Alex Mssy.
captain Of the defeated i've. chang
ed the name Of his tex@ to the
Ideal Buns, with the announcement
that 80 It will remain until better
results are achieved.
Tuesday night the Lucky Strikes
will clash with Macy Parkman,s
champion Swamp Ems, while on
Thursday next the Ideal Buns and
Lee Candor's Sure Shots are sched-
uled to do battle. +
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
THE ARGUS
ALEDO SOCIETY

The Dorcas society Of the swsd-
ish Lutheran church of>this city
Will meet tonight in the church
basement. Miss Minnie johnson
will be the hostess Of the evening.
With good roads and weather per
uniting. Z large attendance Il ex.
pectsd.
Miss Florence Day was hostess
to . number Of friends Wednesday
evening Ut her home on West Ninth
street. The party was in the form
OF . taffy pull. although the latter
part OF the evening was given over
to dancing And different games.
About twenty Aiive guests were pres.
emit. AL departed 1t . late hour.
and reported = very enjoyable
time. =.
The Westminster Guild society Of
the Presbyterian church Of this
city gave waffle breakfast yes
tsfday morning over Detwfler
Bros.' hardware store, which wac
. success In all ways. Committees
had estimated q large crowd, but
the people excelled their accommo-
datfon and some were turned away
at the door. The minimum charge
OF 10 cents was charged for waf-
mes and 5 cents for coffee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
ALEDQ PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Harbour went
to New Windsor yesterday morn
ing for few days visit In that city
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Addie Wilcoxen and son re-
turned homo to Bryan, ILL.,, Thurs
day morning after q short visit ID
the city with their daughter and
sister. Mrs. B. P. Fast and family.
Mrs. A. H. Canhan and two chill
dren returned home to Wataga yes
terday morning. after q short visit
In the city with their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Gleason.
Mrs. A. C. Sells went to Gales
burg yesterday morning. to spend
the day in that city with friends.
Miss Emma Smith departed
Thursday morning for Chicago for
q visit in that city with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Glenn Baker went to Bur-
CESS yesterday morning to spend
the day with friends.
Mrs. Guy c. Scott and Mrs. ]. w.
McRoberts went to Rock Island
yesterday morning for . short visit
DR.. F. E. Shut went to Moline
yesterday morning, for . short visit
In that city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Lemon went ia
Rock Island yesterday morning to
spend the day with friends.
C. o. Ford OF Rock Island. for
merly of this city. was . business
visitor In this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James BjorkmAn,
C. r.. Lane and A. Z. James and
son Ralph motored to Monmouth
Wednesday and spent the day with
friends.
Mrs. Lydia Chidister returned
home to New Boston last evening
after spsuding the day in the city
with friends.
Mrs. L. D. Wait returned to her
home at New Boston last evening,
having spent the day in the city.
Mrs. John Finch returned home
to New Boston last evening after
spending the day in the city with
her mother, Mrs. Reed.
/ Mrs. e. L. Crosier Of IT. Madison
arrived in the city last evening for
q visit at the homo Of her sister,
Mrs. Clara Mclaughlin.
Mrs. C. Seamon Of Moline went
to New Boston last evening for Z
short visit there with relatives.
Miss Agnus Shease returned
home to Joy last evening, having
spent the day in the city shopping
E. G. Croson and son returned
homo to Joy last evening aftel
spending the day IN the city.
The Misses Lois and Mildred
vertrees went to Davenport this
morning for . short visit.
Miss Mae Taylor returned home
to 0ilchrist this morning after q
short Wilt in the city with friends.
James Mckinney went to Rocl
Island this morning for q short visit
with relatives and friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
BROTHER MISSING
SINCE LAST JULY;
MAN SEEKING him

Stanley Rogers, Silvis shop en-
ploye, is missing. Thursday after
noon his brother. R4st Rogers, $40
Tenth street, Moline, consulted
Chief Ben DeJaeger. Stanley
Rogers obtained Rock Island pass
for Roland. Ark, and return, last
July. He has not returned and no
word has been received since he
left Moline with his pass. His
clothing il still in Moline. He has
. job and about SIS in pay at the
Silvis shops. There is. also con-
siderable sum Of money in a Mo-
line bank, which he deposited
Gust Rogers could give no ex-
PLANTATION Of his Arother's mysteH-
GUS disappearance. The missing
man was not married and appar-
emily not in love. He had several
hundred dollars in cash on his per-
son when last seen. Chief DeJae-
ger will write to Roland and to rail-
foad Authorities in Chicago. The
Chicago authorities can tell him
whether or not the pass was used
and II IT. were taken up. The miss
ing man resided on Fourth avenue
near Fifth street, Moline. He is q
years old and had worked In the
Silvis shops for six years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
GIVE REPORTS on
FARM MEETING AT
CHICAGO NOV. u

The board Of directors of the
Mercer county farm bureau met
Tuesday afternoon at the circuit
court room in the court house. Re-
ports on the meeting in Chicago ON
Nov. l1-13, when the farmers Of
the country united, calling It the
American Farm Bureau Federation,
were given by Elisha Lee. presi-
dent Of the Mercer county farm
bureau: H. F. Pattison, 8. s. Nor
gan. F. B. Wicket. and p. 8.
Richey, county agent who all were
in attendance a. the meeting IN
Chicago.
Besides these interesting reports,
Miss Esther Zentmire was hired ~
stenographer for the farm bureau
Office. and other routine business
discussed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
COLUMBIAN CLUB
PROGRAM ENJOYED

The Columbian club OF this city
met Wednesday afternoon, In the
social rooms Of the library. A very
interesting letter, written BY Mrs.
May + Whitman Of Hollywood, Cal,
formerly of this city, was read. The
subject was, Modern Public High
School Buildings" This subject
was Very appropriate due to the
fact that Aledo is to have Anew
high school building soon. A ~
per on Music and Art in the
Schools" was delivered by Miss
Frances Baxter. music and art tn
structor in the Aledo schools. mrs.
Jennie Morgan read and recited,
Poems the Children know and
Love" by Riley. Field and other
authors. Z
About twenty members were
present ct the meeting, and three
new members were taken in at this
meeting. The club Is in a flourish
ing state. constantly sddfng new
members.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
SEEK TO PREPARE
FOR NEW SERIES
or BURGLARIZNC

Moline police and Moline busi-
ness men apparently believe that
Moline II due for another series Of
burglaries and robberies similar to
those visited upon the city q year
ago. William Carstens. secretary
Of the Retail Merchants Assoc!a-
ton. today called q meeting of bust
ness men to discuss additional DO
lice projections The meeting will
take place Friday at 4:30 in the
Commercial club.
Chief Ben DeJaeger has warned
Ill police officers Ito be ON their
toes" stating that burglaries may
be expected almost any night. Bus
insss men, It 10 understood. will be
asked 10 approve Of IN appointment
Of one or more special policemen,
who will be paid By business men
and will act as special store guard,
Cyrisl LENA. Lundt & Co.. night
Waterman, who detected the At
tempt It burglari4ing the Fitz Glib
bon store early wednesday morn
Ing, was sworn in - special on
cor, Friday. Other night watch
men may be given the same status
~ LENA.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
BITTNER IS HELD
TO GRAND JURY ON
LARCENY CHARGE

Roy Bittner, charged with steal
ing . grip containing valuAblea
from Anast Marines, was bound
over to the grand jury on . charge
Of larceny. Marines wanted $50 to
settle The case Thursday AFTERNOON.
Btttner's father and his attorney,
William Whiteside, refused the Of
fer. It b said, that Marines flrsj
placed . value on the articles
STOLEN from him Ct about go.
Marines declined to withdraw thu
charge and the boy WAS held Il
the grand Jury After Bjttnersa
father furnished bail IN the sum a
500, Magistrate 0ustafson permit
ted Bittnsf 70 80 fres. Il
Roy Bittner 10 II years old and
lives In Freeport. HI vas employ
cd In Moline for . short time and
while here resided ct John Deere
Y. II G. A. He went home Q few
weeks ago, taking Marines SUIT
case containing Q few articles b.
longing to Roy Pinkerton. Bittns1
settled with Pinkerton. B3ttnsy
eaYs ~ tool IT, easo thoaghfleG1ly,
~ 1oe1n9 4 euAAa11s1 a1tk r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
FRIDAY THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS NOVEMBER 81, 1919
Moline and East Moline


Judge q. o. Dists q N6line city
court issued IN injunetio0 Wed.
Aseday afternoon rsstEaiAing Sam
uek BrekkS from NOTES.-The, attack
Ing, or intsrferius with his wife.
Hanna Drekke, Or their children,
8iegferd and Edward Brekke. The
injunctioA % part Of . divorce &C
ton started By Mrs. Hrskks, in
which she charges Brekke with sx-
trsms and repeated cruelty. and
with threatening to attack her and
the children. According to the bill.
the Brekkes were married Aug. 81,
1915, and lived together until Mon
day Of this week. Mrs, Brekke
cites numerous alleged Instances
OF cruelty. On Sept Is. Of this
year, she NPays she was dragged
down . flight Of stairs, beaten and
bruised" The complainant Ask
alimony and custody Of the chill
dren.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21

Hsdsriss Using Lazy Qusntitiss 4
Corn Are Compelled - Shut
Down,

Chicago. Nov. 3i.-weakness re-
suited in the corn market today
from tho shutting down Of various
manufacturing plants that are large
consumers Of corn The shutdown
IN each ease was due to coal short
ego. Strength in sterling exchange
tended. however. to Offset some
what the bearish influence Of the
Industrial situation. Opening prices,
which ranged from Nc to INC low
Or. with December il. 3lato $1.32h
and May $1.16h TO 41.1S1l, were
followed By . moderate rally
The fact that receipts here were
- excess Of immediate demands led
eebstautially to fresh weakness.
The close was heavy. Xc to 21Se
net lower. with December 1914
70 1.21x and May LAX to Ian.
Qdes were weak with. corn. After
pening unchanged to 96c lower,
including May It 75h 70 76kc, the
market rallied 4 tribe.
Lower quotations on hogs pulled
down provisions. Absence Of de-
0and was very evident.
Later the market became former
owing more or less to statements
By the British food mtni1ter that
the world supply Of meats was mot
sufhcient for European require
!. @entS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
COMMITTEES ARE
NAMED BY AID CLUB

Committees Of the Moline Adver-
Users club were named at Q lunch
con Thursday noon at the CONNER
cial club and afRliation with the
Associitsd Advertising Clubs Of
the world WIS authorised. There
will be NO meeting at the club next
Thurfday, Thanksgiving day, but
the next meeting, Dec. 1, Elmer
Hallgren' Film Advertising COM
pany, will speak Of Film .Advertis-
ink. Committee members announced
Thursday By Howard W. Harring-
ton, president, are:
Membership-L 8. Wynes, chair
man, Harry Ransom and George
Rank
House George Staging. CHAIR
man. Thor Norberg and ". +.
WAR.
Program-w. II. Driggs, chair
man, n. z. Wheeaock, =. 3. Fry, c.
h Fsrro and Louis Nordins.
A6visofy-Willism Bail, chair
man, Hsnfy LRndy and q. 8. Fits
0ibbon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
MONEY EASIER
! and UP STOCK
QUOTATIONS. co


New York. Nov. -11.-Anothse
rally n foreign exchange md n
dicationS that the money Strinssaey
has bssn Dvseoonls facilitated
further advance N the stock mar
ket this morning. Cfucibls Steel.
General Motors and high-grade oi1e
gained . to IL points in the Ar9t
hour. Tobacco kept pace with the
stronger food, leather and shipping
issues. but rails were relatively duh
and irregular. Steels, equipments
and motors shared actively n
broader buying 1t noon.
New York. Nov. 21.-Leadins IL
sues vera to 3 points higher q
the opening Of todAy's stock mar
ket, yesterdays late rallies being
generally extsuded. Motors and
shippings marketed the advance,
closely followed By oils, indepsnd-
emit steels and equipments. High
priced specialtiss were represented
BY Industrial Alcohol. and Coluna.
bia Gas and Electric active at .
gain Of almost 8 points. Sugar
shares were In better demand and
textiles strengthened. Realizing for
profits caused moderate revefsals
within the 6Det half hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
RAT m TRAP GETS
THIEVES NEARLY IN
SAME DIFFICULTY

A rat caught in q trap last Mon
day night In the Engstrom cottage
ct Seventh street. and Rock river,
Moline, awakened Mr.. Engstrom.
Upon arising he noticed . light
IN the Lledtke cottage next door.
EnGstrom got . gun and fired. The
robbers ned leaving their boat be-
hind. The robbers who were al
most caught by Engstrom are be-
liezed to have raided the camps
In the vicinity Of Moline bridge
within the last two weeks. In the
boat which was left by the robbers
were groceries, papers and cards
stolen from the camps near Mo-
line bridge. Moline police were
notified and made an investigation.
A rata anguished cry almost land
ed the gang Of robbers behind Jail
bars. The investigation revealed
nothing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
MOLINE BRIEFS

Lena Graft has disappeared and
all efforts to trace her have been
fruitless, according to Information
received today by Chief Ben De
Jaeger from sister, Mrs. Andre
stalder Of Rochester, N. Y. Miss
Graf was employed at Moline city
hospital about i've years ago. Miss
0faff IL now about 40 years old.
The last letter written by her to
her sister was mailed at Daven-
port.
Members OF factory baseball
teams and friends held their an
nual party and athletic carnival at
the Moline Y. M. C. A. Thursday
evening. Sports. music. comedy
sketches and q supper formed the
principal features on the evenings
program.
Police today are investigating q
mysterious robbery committed
Thursday evening at the home Of
]. L. Cooper. 1884 Fifteenth street
A, Moline. Two blankets, one
brown coat and 4 number Of baby
garments were stolen. Mrs. Cooper
was in another part Of the house
while the robbery occurred in her
own room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
Weather Forecast

Illinois: Possibly showers this
afternoon; cloudy tonight some
what cooler in north and central
portions; Saturday and Sunday,
fair with moderate temperature.
Missouri: Fair tonight, somewhat
cooler in north portion; Saturday
and Sunday fair with moderate
temperature.
Wisconsin: Probably showers in
east and south portions this after
noon, cloudy and somewhat cooler
tonight; fair Saturday and Sunday
with moderate temperature.
iowa: Fair and somewhat cooler
tonight: fair Saturday and Sunday
with moderate temperature.
Indiana: Local rains tonight;
Saturday. fair; slightly colder.
T0dayss Temperatures.
Canadian northwest: 20 to 40;
cloudy.
Northwest: >1s to %; clear.
West: Is to 46: cloudy.
Southwest: 40 TO a.; cloudy.
Ohio valley: "a to 46; cloudy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
STOCK SAIPMFNTs.

Stock shipments frou4 this city
yesterday were: Aledo Livestock
Shipping association, one car of
hogs and two cars Of sheep.
Stock shipments from this city
Tuesday amounted to the follow
ing: Aledo Livestock Shipping as
Bociation, two cars OF cattle and
one Of hogs; Equity shippers, one
car Of hogs; Macy Stallings, one
car Of hogs; Fender Bros, one car
Of cattle; W. 8. Butcher and VIII
liam Allison, one car Of cattle and
one of hogs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
Moline Obituary
Charles HOllins.

Rev. Sidney A. Guthrie Of Orion
conducted funeral services for
Charles Hollins Ct his home south
west Of Brfar Bluff, ct 1850 Thurs
day afternoon. Vocal selections
were given by Miss Esther Sam
uelson, Miss Mabel Samuelson, Mrs.
John 0ustafson and Mrs. Roy Fer
gusou. Pallbearers were Gust
Knapp, william Colvin, Mike Shay,
Thomas Lee, George Montgomery
and Luke Colvin. Interment WIS
in Glenn cemetery.