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Mhee Club pnnCc.

whee club members have reset
their dance. announced for Easter
Monday, and later postponed for
Friday, May IL In tho Elk's club
bali room The club met on Atur-
day with Mrs James =. Noilscn az
host e ss and, four tables playing.
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Reservations for the mid week
party Of the Country club should he
In by o'clock Tuesday evening
Dinner dance reservations for sat
urday should bc made with Mr
Bishop not later than . o'clock Fri
daN evening
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Mrs Frcderika Hale ~ Muskogee
IN the guest Of Mrs Harry Tanner,
1920 South Cincinnati Avenue Mrs
Hale has been appointed 10 gather
data and make n record ot war work
done by women OF Oklahoma
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ing hear,
And brcathcs IN ffoo and uncor-
rup'ci praise
For benefits received. prop!uoua
Heaven
THkeA such acknowledgment as fra
grant incCnsc.
And doubles al ila blessings
LII u
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles y. Noble are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs Don Rob
inson and little daughter, Barbara
Jean. who arrived yesterday from
Detroit to visit In the home Of the
Mobiles. Mr.. and Mrs Noble, accom-
panied hy their guhstr, will leave at
the end % tho week for Kansas city
to visit friends and attend the Caruso
concert, for which they are TO have
a box party.
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Word was received yesterday that
Mrs Eugene Lorton. who with Mr
Lorton Is In New York. had sub
mhted 10 an operation for tho re-
moval OF her tonslls, The Isortona
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Mrs Walter NJ Mount has ex-
tended invitations for large after
noon bridge, Tuesday. May In her
home.
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PARIS. April 3s--The newspn
rers report that salvatore Parzilai.
a member Of tho italian peace dele
CATION. declared ihBt he did not in
tend to return 10 Paris
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Tulsa lodge r. p q. T.. will dance
informally Thursday evening In the
club harroom. The invitation Is to
all members
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Mr.. and Mrs e. r. Martin will
have y lew friends In for an informal
dancing party this evening
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DECIDE TO KEEP THIRTEEN
ARSENAL PLANTS FOR u. S.

WASHtNGTON. April IS The
approved arsenal plan ~ the war 10.
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Mrs Loring Ca Rradstrect Is re-
covering after auullness OF tonsilitis,
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Mr. ana Mira Percivrl v Magre
loft last night son a foCnights trip
To New York.
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Mr. and wrs T. A. Crosby an
nounce tho birth, Saturday. April 26,
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The art circle VIII meet regularly
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T
r.. smiley
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viii be absent several days longer
man expected, awaiting tho srriva
~ Mrs Lortou'H brother leroy GcI
from Germany Mr.. scl h,,A been
I'm the army medical S.rylCc for the
pi"t Two years
Mr. ana Mrs IsarI.r; Berry have
yiScd tho homo or Mrs. Grace
| Erode. at IyUl SoGIh Nurfulk
Avenue MornInEFude for q period of
~ year The borry8 viii aako POSSES
sion about June l. Mr. and MD
llHHa Of oklahoma City. parents of
MIS- Berry Woro thor glieslh over
the week end
The harcnta~Teachcrs association
ot the hgh school wlil meet regu-
IAly Wednesday afternoon In the
school auditorium. The program for
| the afternoon viii he 4s fOll.ws
! selection ........ Ncudclsrohn club
! Address ...,..... Mics StnrGwoa ther
! IHpcS "Amcricantzpttpu ,....
| .....,.,.MI MIts MARGARET Campbell
Miss tarnh MrIauFhl,n ~ Man
! uInFtou. Va. has come Tor a visit
| 30 the home - her brother VI i
| Mclaughlin. and Mrs Mclaughlin,
| Iit South baltimore avcnuo Mrs
! e. W Mclaughlin. ~ pIuon also is
u guest IA the homo OF Mr.. and
Alrs Mclaughlin.
MIR. and Mrs A. r Allison and
CIly Tor the Weekend ana win re
| main over for the thruSo concert
ucNt Monday .
Mrs r. s Lynn has returncd from
a visit IN Fort Worth Texas aCSom.
PANIED by her daughter Mrs Frank
" Dillard and tho lattcrs baby
daughter Jean.
Mrs Frank IT. CAsrbccr has 70
turned from kansas Ctv whore ahc
wha = patient In tho hospital for two
weeks for an opcyhtion and treat
ucuL
Mrs Joseph kinnan will ho host
css To mairCnH Of the + .. e club
"Wednesday afternoon In hor home.
ll5 Eouth Gillette.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W Andcrs
have purchased tho former home OF
Mr.. and Mrs John j Black At N2O
East Nineteenth street Maple Ridge
Mr. ana Mrs. A G Johnson, of
Kansas CITY came Yesterday 10
spend the week az guests OF Mrs
Johnsons sister, Miss Anna Turner
Mr. and Mrs Harry y INnham
Nspent sunday ~ guests of DR. and
Mrs W II Case ht their country
home FeGchdalc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hull have
hrcn called 20 Butler, IA. on scN
count OF the death OF Mr.. HulIs'
father
Mr. and Mrs Frederick p. Walter
entertained company OF dozen
guests at dinner last evening In their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs w r blanchard
formu residents OF this city have 70
turned from Oklahoma city, again
10 make Tulsa their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold McKcnna
have LEASED tho residence NJ Boa
North santa Fc place and will take
posossiorh about Juno !.
Mrs Lee NJ Nichols was here from
Bristow for the weekend with Mrs
Nichols
The art circle VIII meet regularly
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs T
r. smiley
Mr. and wrs T. A. Crosby an
nounce tho birth, Saturday. April 26
OF a daughter, Mrmon Eloise.
Mr. ana Mira Percivni " Mag~e
loft last night on foSnishrs trip
To New York,
Mrs Loring Ca Rradstrect Is re-
covering after HnNillness OF tonsilitis,
Italian NnI 10 nl.f
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Mrs Lee NJ Nichols was here from
Bristow for the weekend with Mrs
Nichols.
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Mr. and Mrs Harold McKcnna
have LEASED the residence NJ Boa
North santa Fc place and will take
posessiorh about Juno /
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Mrs Joseph Kinnan will ho host
css to maircns Of the r q. 9. club
Ncdncsduy afternoon IN hor home,
l15 South Gillette
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Mr.. and Mrs w r blanchard
formu residents of this city have rr-
turned from oklahoma city. again
10 male Tulsa their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs J Arthur Hull have
| h~cn called 20 Uutler. IA, on scN
count OF the death OF MIR. Hulrs
| father.
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Mr.. and Mrs Harry n IAnham
Ispent Sunday as guests ~ DR. and
Mrs W II Case ht their country
home Pes ChdAlc
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Mr. ana Mrs Frederick p Walter
entertained company OF dozen
Euevts at dinner last evening in their
home.
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Mr. and Mrs Howard W. Andcrs
have purchased tho former home Of
MIR and Mrs John j Black At i2O
East Nineteenth street Maple Ridge
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Mr. ana Mrs A 6 Johnson, Of
Kansas CITY, came Yesterday to
spend the week az guests Of Mrs
JohnsOn's sister, Miss Anna Turner.
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Mrs Frank n t'Arrhccr has 70
turned from Kansas CHy. whore Hhc
whs a patien' In Tho hospital for two
weeks. for an opyhtion and treat
uIput.
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Women's 39c Lisle Vests
for 29c Each

Fine ribbed Isle; two
styles; V = shape neck;
non-slip, taped shoulder
straps.
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OF Interest TO
Wy O mi e N


;..,: a. q. .;:;....
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Mrs II, s Lynn has r~turncd from
q visit In Fort Worth. Texas aOrnm.
PANIED by her daughter Mrs Frank
" Dillhrd and tho lattcra baby
daughter. Jean
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r is az II 4 constant traveller were
10 pick I'D q lot OF unhcaut!iui eVlca-
brac which really added nothing TO ms
comfort. and yet which he insisted up-
on carrying about :r"r%wh"r" nc went
and urpackinS and repackins at eacn
stop.
Another manifestation Of TIL, ten
dcrcv which l notice IN myself. Is the
notion that cannot sleep we'll tho first
night in Il strange bed. tN" mater
how co1nCortahl" Tn" bed or h"w pleas
AN; nv surroundings What tommy
rot. And yet how many people have
this feeling.
The A#thu:nan says that all such no
-:ocs arc wrinkles Of til" mind. Ih"F
CONE, on. no says. ~ enc grows "la"r.
juS, as wrinkles com" IN Tho lace anu
th..v are much NOR" I" h" dr"h"'"'
Moreover III. declares the time "l thf'r
arrival IAN b., put OF and their mum
~. ,uiu:rliHcd Just ns facial ~rInkISs
can II v"u "a about II IN III" right way
|, - "a v,r, good SIrl" | think.
Turo-:,l::,t.ly many pc"pl" 10 nnt
rc,nsrtZ, 'h,s" notions as wrinkles ana
.ai.. :: n"rv"rS.. prid" in th"in. ~"
often one hears p""pl" mention Su'H
:uss,rrSses as TN, inability {" sleep IN
a strans.. bed with evident sell -&raN-
Ul:it tvn'
The other day however heard Of
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SIDE TALKS
WRINKLES E THE MIND.
By RUTH CAMERON

The other day I was making a jour
No. which 1 have had occasion To maze
perhaps two dozen times In the last
two years.
When I go: !nto ;he car. I found all
III. seats on the right hand side occu-
pied and started at ono" 70 pass INFO
the mex. car though there were several
uuoccupled scat sVa the lctt.
Then. all OF sudden. began to won
dor why l was doing that. And on r"-
Election I found that Il vas because l
always had sat on tn" right hand SIDE
of ,ns car on that particular trip.
but why" I asked again ~ myself.
az Always Have" No Reason At ALL
And the ouly question | coGld get
was q repetition az ths tact that al
NAYS had.
Wh.-""p"n, < promptly Sci"cted a s":It
on the LIFT hand sid" and sat down
in X.
For 7 hal perceived thar had h""n
allowing myself 70 60: int" ono If 'h">'
perfectly silly habits With which. AS
We grow older. Nc tend I" ha'np"r oar
selves.
Could anything hc m"C" absurd than
to allow oneself TO ac'uru,:iat" ;H''S''
little fussy notions and ~ Predicate
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.ELKS ENTERTAIN
LITTLE BROTHERS
UNDRESSING MEETING HELD
LAST EVENING INSTHE LOCAL
ELKS CLUB ROOMS,
First Meeting bold by The Organisation
SiAcs Tho world war Began
wna Much Approcia ted,


The Big Brothers Movement OF
Wheeling Lodge No IS y. p. o. Elks.
entertained the members OF the Little
Brothers Movement last evening at tho
Elks club and quite u number Of the
lads were in attendance. The meeting
proved 10 be ono of tho greatest held
since tho organization started several
years ago. The big brothers take upon
themselves TO take care Of the little
brothers and educate and aid them in
any other way that il is possible for
them to do.
The program last evening was an In
terestine one and opened with piano
solo by Henry SchrAdcr. that pleased the
lads, and several encorcS called back the
player.
w. F.. Wins. the veteran entertainer.
who has Travelled with all of the big
shows on the roads including Al G.
Fields and others. entertained the lads
with several banjo selections and mono
logucs. lie also responded with n whis-
Ting solo and nc came all the way from
his homo in WoodSfi"ll to put on tho
act for tho kids.
"F'Ireman' Cochran rendered WHY
Don't You Come OUT" 4 real recitation.
which was followed By an address by
Robert l.. Frazier. III" we'll known social
welfare worker and friend or every hoy
in the city.
Leonard Gibson rendered several old
: poems TINT pleased ana WIS followed by
billy" W. T.. Wins in an address
| "Wh"n Was II Kid" and next in order
| came music h. the NIrtrola and an nd.
dress I'VE W"r" All Boys Once Upon
| Time" by Robert Charlnn.
! ncl, 60 1fet ,olL
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wed6tng Announced.

Another wedding which will come aS
complete surprise To their many
friends in this city Is that or MISS
kathryn nRr"y and Corporal ThomaH
Watkins. which was sn!cmnizcd ThurF-
day evening Mt s.. Matthew'S Episcopal
church. with Rev. Il. l.. l.. Stridrr ON
chatting. There were no immediate at
t.rdant. and the ceremony was per-
formed in the presence Of only few
friends.
Tho bride Is tho daughter Of Mrs.
Owen T1acey or Martins Ferry. o.. and
has many friends In this city. Tho
groom Is the kon OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grlf-
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a refreshing contrast TO this state OF
mind A woman told me Of a friend
Of hers who would never pull all III"
shades down at night III her bed room
les, she should get in tho habit oil
thinking she couldn't sl""p unless they
were down and then when she was older
someone would have 10 pull them down
for her.
Id like to meet that woman.
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With the holidays over and with an
ticipations turned to memories the So
cicty folks of Wheeling face a new
week with satisfaction and content.
observation-disclosures they have fulNiied
their social obligations and content
because everything has turned out sue
crSSfully. For weeks before the holl-
days had come, they were an eager
cXpcctant group. for there was much
this year To make II different from 9TH
crs and now that all the excitement
and planning has been pushed III inc
background. they can settle down hot
TO mcdiOcrity and weeks full OF mo
nutuus pastimrs. but wcll-baianc@d
schedule Of carefully planned events.
The Volunteer Motor Corps Will stlii
continue its valiant work, ana man!
society women will thus spend their
time. which would otherwise be SOCIALLY
utilized Tho WOman's club Will CON
,iuuc their interesting and highly I'M
nor,ant work and their meetings. Will
be held just as IN former times. win
the return Of the younger set In sch""''
there will be many u: the smaller dane
ing parties and country club HHaFA
abolished, but the different clubs over
the CITY will again resume their fcrt-
nightly dances. chief among them 'nr
Carroll and Columbia clubs. There Will
also be many church organizations anu
societies who will take W social meet
,ncs and enjoy sociais ard baGaars as
rho davs before The war started and
hc,l,b conditions became pcrii"us.
Notwithstanding the fact that many
y, tho iovOus affairs have bccom" MEM
orics there is still much In look lot
vo I'd 10. and VIC sec Il VIZ look cioselE
=, tho social calender. the Cathedral
High Military ball. which Is always d"
hanpy and deliberately planned AHA E
There will also hc 4 few important "cu
dinrs. for tho prc-lrulcn season. hct1'u-
jnr them is The McEally-Malh>son hup
tails. which will invoice one OF NV
ci,y's most prominent y"unS men. ~
nrc only few III the many Sp'fnuIu
affairs which will 70 |" max" up l'' w.
,inc which was lost during tn" carly
months. when conditions were "'''e'''
ablc for extensively entertaining.
rbis week secs The usual after
-tr,.,,,r excitement Of seeing inc
yn,ngcr ones off to the varionS Srn""'s
over Tho country. II Inrarlani! IoLr -
a vacancy in The home circle '""' w:
INV. their return 10 anticipate ana IN"
Easier season In plan for. Ihers -
never n real lull in society, II IL on!
bidinr its time 70 loom UP again win y
hudrct of fresh and highly ehteFl"''''"h
However there is no time like INC inc
,-c.ent Those who have planned '"'
the coming weeks. let your aItaiTs mar
up the present social budget; In SPY, sp,E
Of the fact that there has nccn , i.Uo%
entertaining. many arc still uns"''S Sa,
and ready for ncw events. IL ~ too 'am nS
IN wait for after lcntcn an"''' @
tho majority IL people are v"" a,,,I.
{; ,,.;,h hoi,dav excitement 10 drop SO suo-
III. rr,,, tho social horizon. Ihcre
IS vet much 10 be done
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h1cs1nnles
rnt,rtafn for Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Waugh enter
tanned Il number Of guests last evening
M their home In Kirkwood in honor
Of their daughter. Francis. An eve
ming II vari?d pleasures was enjoyed
hv the guests with dancing AS tho chief
diversion, which was followed by an
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A Delicate ONery

Miss AntiQu"-'I can truthfully say
I am single from choice"
Miss CAustiquc~"Wh"&e choicc?-
I'hIladclphin Record
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Enraycms1t Announced.

Mrs. NJ. L. Hill very pleasantly en-
tcriained a number Of friends at her
home In st. CIairsville Thursday even
!ng with prctilly appointed dinner.
The dining room vas appropriately
decorated with holiday greencry and as
the guests entered they were given 4
surprise. for hearts were hanging from
the ceiling to every corner Of tho room.
The surprise %ns still greater when
1T each placc WAS seen tiny card with
the following: Mr.. charles Wiley. Miss
t:lcanore RohInSun.' The wedding date
WAS not given. but the event Will prob
ably take place In the early spring.
Miss Robinson is we'll known ana
quite popular. both in st. Clnirsriilo
and in this city. She hns been employ
cd in the Office OF the Gazette for some
time. Mr.. Wiley is from Tennessee.
but has been also at the Gazette offices
for the past year. Their many friends
arc extending congratulations
The guests who attended were Mes
danes J. ". Osborn. II. P. Loo. Anne
ankrom. W. J. Walker. II. w. Mitchell.
Gcor:. Ovcrhnueh: Misses Elcanorc
Robinson. Mary Gray McErd". Maud
Zcycr If Wheeling. ATTY Icy and Mary
Hicks VI Columbus.
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The r,orcas class Of the West Alcxan-
der Presbyterian Sabbath school. held
pleasant meeting At the home OF Miss
Maudc Armstrong last evening. with
fancy work as the main diversion. 1t
was decided by the members 10 give Pho
Rcd cross quilt which had Just Bse9
completed. to the pastor. Rev. H. c. Rid
die, who is in overseas Y. N. c. A. work.
Music. both vocal and instrumental, Tas
enjoyed and n dainty luncheon was
served. Those who attended were:
Misses. MARY Crair. Thclma RoEAn.
Grace Carroll, Beryl Stooltin, Maad a
Armstrong. Ernie Lester. Mesdarss
S. Armstrong. Ed Egan. Ed. Blayneyr.
+. Jones, John Moore. F. W. Moore
Milton Henderson.
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TO FREAK UP A COLD IN ONE DAY
TAKE
RUNNERS COLD BREAKERS

sura, Safe and Easy to Take. No Quinius
No Ocre. Don't Grlpo or Make-the Head
Ring a few doses will prevent Colds,
Influenza or Grippe. ecu box today
and take them at first sign Of Colds, Csc.
At C. NJ. Griest Co. or b. .-:at.
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ones comfort and peace Of mind upon
ones ability to have them SratIlea!
Like Carrying a Lot Of Useless Br1c-a-
Brac About.
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cotillion Club OAAe<

Next Monday at the Carroll Club
torium the CotilIon Club will ent
hall will he decorated for the affai
hal will be decorated for the affair."
no doubt the usual large crowd wilfSbt
in attendance. Bcntfield's orchestfs
will render the music
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fifth Watkins and Is also we'll know
Friends are extending fluctuations GO
the happy event.
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Tho members Of tn" l'rAma L"asu"
d.n,rtmcn, of tho Wnman's club enjoy
al ,hoir first hook luncheon yesterday
of,c-noon in tho Hotel Windsor. Lunch
n,n uros served ut O'Clock. followed ny
n discussion by Mrs. Walter = Kelley.
IT "Thc Tree OF Heaven" popular BOOK
hv tho we'll known author. May Sinclair.
The guests included:
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elaborate luncheon. The guests In
cludcd:
Katherine Brand Earl Anthony
fass Eugene Scott
Helen Wilson George Senler
Francis Waugh Fred He'll
Nellie Frazier J L. Jones
larger Harry Waugh
Virririu ,'roIlry Harold Gurdon
Ruth ConowaT
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Waugh. Nj. and
Mrs. Vim. Scutt.
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Miss Francis Sullivan was hostess to n
number of her friends last evening at
h,r home on East Mctulloch street.
The evening was pleasantly spent
with mu.jc and dancing and a dainty
luncheon waa served. Those who ut
t-ii1cd wcTc:
Misses:
Catherine Farley. Emma Gilbert.
Kathleen GllEgrn. Margaret Gill:gen.
SnrrlIne Kal;enbach, Martha Eurncr,
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-Rur WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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FOR Mrs. Dillon.

TIM hall room Of thr lintcl "I"'@-
,,ys tho scene Of IL happy Eathel'nh
,...to-dav afternoon. when the Tcinoe''
- the Woman's club entertained as
courtesy 20 Mrs. Jean Trcral"n L'll"t,
ubo Inns been instructor III Tie Hh!'H
welfare department OF the cIup LOT
,n,,,. tim. and who will leave in
.bnrt .imc for more extensive WORN
tt,rnrrhout the state. t'row go uh'''
< n'rInrk. Mrs. Julia Itrarnc. MrS. an
49,, wilson. Mrs. Jean Dillon ana mr',
Il,,r Garden received the guests ana
. nrorr.m was rendered which inc'uu-
Cd clever guessing contest Tor M''e"
O rriz, was awarded I" the "'HneE'
j,ainty refreshments w"r" Scfr"o .!
tho bosnitality cnmmittr" TOWARDS '",.
cInr. NJ tho afternoon and a hNd6"t "A
-,,od wishes were then rendered M'S'
HnIa, fo- her new work. She mas Dr."
,,,ost .hic,cut during her E1hy mere. n'
program for tho afternoon was "s '"'-
lows: ,,.,-.. ,cd hy
Mrs. Flora WILLIAMS.
piano Soln--Mrs. George 'eHcIH"'l'
vocal SoIo-Miss Carrie Franc as
Rcaiinr-Ml.s Mary Louise rowan
Violi, Solo--irha"l la J"al.
Within Solo-Michacl "a JeaL
Mra \. \. Whrnt was In chsFE
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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-08-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. O15793

Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, June 90,
1919.
Notice is hereby given that Ulysses
s Pless, Of Stanley, Idaho, who. On
August a5, 1914 made Forest Home
stead Entry, No. Ol5793, for a tract Of
l59.95 acres within the Challis Ma
tional Forest, embraced liz Homestead
Entry Survey No. 1873, List 4-3oS. in
Sections II, IL and 10, Township IL
North, Range IL East, Boise Meridian.
more particularly described by metes
and bounds as follows: Beginning at
corner No. / from whence the quarter
corner of section 12 bears North o. 81
west 1880 chains distant; thence South
AIS 80 East 23.07 chains to corner No.
?; thence South 47o go East 49, 81 chs.
to corner No. 8; thence South 42o So
West 1888 chains to corner No 4; and
thence South 42o So west 10 chains
to corner No. 5; thence North 47o pa
West ISL 81 chains to corner No. 6; and
thence North 47o "a West 21.26 chains
to corner No. z; thence North 47o "a
West S,05 chains to corner No. g; and
thence North 42o So East 9G9 chains
to corner No. the place of bee inning,
has filed notice of Intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above dercibed, be-
fore Ii. II. Marshall, United States
Commissioner at Stanley, idaho, en-
the 26th day of August, 1919.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
William Leslie Rose, John Ii. Thomp
son, Gardner L. Hawkins, Ma 3is9n
Womack oil of Stanl y, Idaho.
lives a2o BEN r. GRAY, Re user