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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-27
EN- LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
.n|EDTRAS Wilson Sc REPONE

4 presidente Wilson lleva va unos
CT antos dfas en- CANA, y aunque va
Va encontrandOse mejor todayfa per-
siste el tenor de una recafda. Sus ner
fvios sufrieron mucho al vOlver de
| Europa ponerse Ell contacto con su
pueblo, que, mas firme, sigue pensan-
do como antes de la guerra. Esto es,
como el propiO Wilson pensaba obra-
ba... antes de dejarse arrastrar DOE
la maquinaria polftica de Europa.
POrque bueno es recordarlo, para que
Sc destaquen bien las contradicciones
el pueblo norteamericano no guerra
il la guerra Sc lie hicieron yer las
Ofensas que le fuerOn inferidas; Sc le
habl0 de la imperiosa ineludible he
cesidad de IL la lucha para defen-
der la Libertad V la Democracia,
que peligraban en- Europa. quijo-
tescamente atraves0 el Atlantico; gan0
Ia guerra, quiso imponer una paz jus
ia. ~ ahora Sc empefa Europa en-
que sancione una paz abusiva Y aun
mas perturbadOra que la misma que
IRA! s.l
Wilson, pacifista como su pueblo,
fue tambien a la guerra por un ideal;
san6 la guerra Y abog6 por la paz de
justicia que 6l predicara. No Sc la
aceptaron los aliados, Sc volvi0
America con una paz muy distinta. ;.
que. a su vez, no quiere saceptarle su
pueblo. Tai es concretamente, el pro
blema planteado. Y aun Sc agrav6
mas por el ir6nico aditamento de una
conventional Liga de las Naciones que.
tai como en- el Tratado aparece, en-
modo alsuno garantiza Ia subsistep-
cia de los puros principles democf;i-
ticOs.
Pero no es este 10 peor. Lo peor e.s-
til en- que el pueblo de los Estados
fue siempre, V sigue siendO, hostil a
toda intervention americana ell Euro
pa, como rechaza toda intervention
europea Ell America. Aquf Sc creyo
que la Liga de las Naciones acabarfa
con las alianzas Y con la diplomacia
secreta... Y va Sc ha vistO que tOdO
Siguc igudl. o desigual, mejor dicho,
porque 81 para proteger a Francia
contra Alemania, los Estados Unidos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-27
No. 6513.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC.
EX PARTE.

PoR CUANTo, habiendp presenta-
do ell abogado Don Arturo Aponte, Jr.
una mociqn nombre de JuanaI NJ. de,
Labarre para que Sc declare a su, IA.
vor el dominic de la siguiente fnca:
"RUSTICA:-Predio radicado en- el
barrio de Collores, del termino Muni-
cipal, de Humacao, compuesto de cua-
tro cuerdas, en- su mayor parte llanas,
equivalents una hectarea, cincuenta
y siente areas y veinte, v una centia-
reas, colindartes, por el Norte, con la
fnca principal de donde Sc segrego,
propiedad de don Manuel Ramirez de
Arellanoj por el SAr, con mas terrenos
de la peticionaria JSana Morales; por
ell Este, con mas .teyrenos que aeran
tanabien de la peticionsria Juana Mo-,
rales y que hoy son de Rabriciano Ro-
driguez; y por ell Oeste, con la dicha
fnca principal de donde Sc segrego,
propiedad de Manuel Ramirez de Are
llano." '2t. 2"> '' y
POR TANTO, Y habiendose ordena-
do por ell Honorables Juez d esta cor
tie Sc publique la pretension por tres
veces en- un periodico de los de ma
yor circulation de los que Sc editan
en- esta ciudad, para que los que ten
gan algun derecho real sobre el in
mueble descrito, las personals ignora-
das quienes pueda perjudicar la ms
cripci6n en- general todo el que de-
see oponerse, puedan efectuarlo dentro
del termino de sesenta dias, libro el
presente en- Humacao, Puerto Rico, a
23 de Diciembre de 1919.
A. Ramirez, Jr.,
- i7F Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-27

Sc ObIigdn prestar su auXilio, Ingla-
terra solo cOnsiente en- auxiliar.. Y
nj Francia nj Inglaterra Sc compro-
meten, EN- cambio, a auxilio alguno 81
los Estados Unidos Sc viesen amena-
zados algfn dfa..
Lo cual no es impossible, a juZgar
por las palabras que acaba de pronum
ciar en- Filadelfa ell secretario de la
Guerra ante la Sociedad Americana
de Qufmica
"Debe activarse, sin perdida de
tempo, la obra de preparar los Es-
tados Unidos para la pr6xima CON
tienda, porque esa contienda puede
Ueni. -
Wilson recorri0 ell calvario de su
viaje de propaganda en- favor del
Tratado de paz que lie han hecho fir
mar Ell Europa, hasta que sus nervios
estuvieron a punto de romperse ca
y0 enfermo. FL pacifismo, la neutrali-
dad, la guerra por ideales, la paz de
justicia, los famosos IA puntos. He
ahf los g6rmenes que atacaron Will
son.
Del naufragio de sus ilusiones solo
sobrevira ell recuerdo , de un buen
hombre que SOHO con reiuvenecer a
un mundo demasiado viejo demasia-
do p0drido. olviddndose de que su mi
sion no estaba en- aquel mundo. :.
Miguel dc ZdIraga.
New York, Octubre de 1919.
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paaftv Deeds Filed.

Estclla Flynn and Charles Flynn ana
Anna Drzadzynski. Land In Rich'and
township: 81.
Frank Earnock and wife to Stanley
nyllnsky. Lot IS in Lansing; S"nh.
william +. Shepherd and Frances e.
shcphcrd to John F. BolAn. Land IN
Goshen township: 81.
Lcandcr Brown and wife to Charles f.
Brown, 81 acres In York township;Sl'6o
Abraham T. NaTDyne and wire 10
l,cordcr Brown. west half of lot % at
powhatnn Point: $1,000.
Aaron Riley 10 Frank Palmer. Land
IN Mead township: $40
Aaron F. Riley and Mary L. Riley TO
Anna X. Palmer md Joseph II. Palmer
I.nnd in Mead township: $40.
Normanda Workman 10 Robert "
Brown. Lot ! IT Powhatan Foint;S1,oon
William l.. Lashlcy to Della NJ. Kicker
10, 80 in Powhatan Point; $1,000.
Heirs Of tho estate Of Mary j. wal
colt and George ID. Wnlcott to Charles
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Albert Long VS.. Joseph Mcmahon et
al. action for money; amount claimed
$1,000. .,u ~.
Albert Long VS.. Michael l.. Davis et
AL, action for money: amount cla'theo'
$4,000.
John DiNardo US Tony Foipe crror,
.rhc ST. Mary's Coal company VS. al,
h,r+ = wilcox, action for injunction and
n,hcr equitable relief; damages claimed
in tho sum Of S2.50o.
Baikcrs-commercal Security co. vs.
G. ". Cody. ct al, action for money
foreclosure of mortgage and appoint
mont Of receiver; amount cla'meu'
s. o76.71. with interest at per cent
from July Is. 1915.
W;1Iion Rcnnlc and John z. BaTh
&C H. Hub Coal Co.. O corporation ri
NJ action for money: amount claimed
s5'co4.54. with interest from April T.
1914
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Ia spending = few days visiting with her
.a=ontc N1r md Mrs John c Hayne.

Is spending = few days visiting WIN 1f''
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Z t1aS"e.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris are nc
proud parents OF fine new oaoF Eltl'
and mother and daughter are ooth' oo'i'a
nicely.
Tho Union Missionary society Of the
Fifth street NJ. e church. VIII nolo
meeting in the church next 1hoisoHy
afternoon and evening
Frank Davis. residing west Of this
.itv was seriously burned by falling in
. f;rc following 4 faint in this city yes
terday.
CITY Solicitor H. C. Pratt and Attorney
Dar3d James left yesterday for Wash
ington. D. c. to lay the city case ~
+ha faro increase squabhle. before the
1n-ersta,e commrce Commission.
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p1ans Being Perfected.

The pians of the committce in charge
of the homecoming celebration which
viii be hold on West Main street play
grounds under the auspices of the Loyal
order of Moose Of this city arc nearing
completion and the popularity contest IS
attracting a large amount Of interest in
all Of the surrounding towns. The boy
getting the highest number or votes Will
receive a fine bicycle, while the girl may
have a bicycle or a diamond ring.
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Easter Program.
ROOM FOE uwAN1s.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. April IA
Kiwanis vlub is being organized In
Huntington. one has already been stare
Il In Wheeling. and others Will be or
ganizci at Petersburg. Biuefield.
Clarksburg. Tairmont. Elkins and Graf
ton" O.. Samuel Cummings. OF Chicago.
International secretary Of the orGaniza-
ton .said here to-day. Mr.. Cummings
came to Charleston for the purpose or
delivering the charter to the local Kiwa-
mis- club.
Mr.. Cummings spoke favorabiy OF
Charleston. declaring it to be the 18th
witty visited upon this trip. and that
conditions are more favorable for
growth than in any he had been in re-
Gently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
Bridrsport Briefs.

The local lodge Of Odd Fellows Will
hold their regular meeting in this city
tomorrow evening.
Plans will be comnlctcd for the clti-
zcn's mass meeting at the meeting of the
firemcn TO be held Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Howard. former local barber
Is reported TO have arrived at Camp
sherman and is expected to be home
soon.
William Roy. Of the suh-district min-
crs' headquarters, left yesterday for a
business trip to Columbus.
John Smith. B. & o. freight agent ieft
Yesterday for .Parkersburg on fewdays
business trip.
Repairs were started to the building
which houses the Union ticket oftice
in this city yesterday.
Edward Klmer. of this place who has
been confined to the Martins Ferry hos
pital for a-couple OF weeks. is improving
nicely and will probably DC discharged
in a shortt tine.
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Died Prom Burns.

Mrs Stephen Smerech, well known
slnvlsh resident OF Barton. O.. who was
taken to the North Wheeling hospital a
few days ago suffering from burns re-
ceived when can containing gaSo!Hlo
with which she attempted to start Il
fire at her homo. exploded. passed away
Wednesday evening at l0:SO O'CLOCK Inc
body Of the unfortunate woman was
literally covered with burns. Inc re-
mains were taken to the Wilson moreuc
in this city, where they were prepared
for burial. Funeral services Will H
conducted from the Barton CatfhIc
church this afternoon at three oclockiln
charge Of Rev. Father Vogel- with I'm
torment at Ltnwpod cemetery.
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A. wnlcott. Five acres in Wheeling

A wnIcott. Five acres in wheeling
township; 81.
Beulah kcarns and Arthur ". Kearns
10 Julia Dorcr CT al Lot in Boil
aire; 81.
r. 4. Kinder and wife 10 W. y.
Raueschcnbcrgcr. Land in Pultnry
township: 81.
". A. RauschenbcrEer and wife TO 7.
A. Kinder Land in Pultncy town.
ship: ST..
Anna 3. George et al to Carl W.
Shrimp. Land in Martins Ferry: SO.
Harry G. Kidd 10 Philip Franco. Land
in Peasc township. $4,000.
D. V. Orison and Eliza tiailn Orison 10
R. L. Burlington. Land in Goshen town
ship; $3.50.
James +. Hartley and Austa J. Hart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
SALOONS CLOSE NAY a..

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. April IL.
I .iouor License Commissioner Harry
Hrokaw today ruled that Coiumoiana
county saloons must close their doors
at II o'clock Saturday night:
Nav "a, as the license year expires on
Nav IS. despite the fact that state wide
,rohibItton Ia not effective until NAY
81, East Liverpool has IS saloons.
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~.-&+,zr-Br Briefs.

The regular meeting OF the city coun-
"a Win be held tomorrow night and sew
eraI matters Of Importance will probably
b tolsen up
,Os1ita q number Of out OF town people
-rere here last night attending the ElHs
,cnb 6ancs
Ear, Boyd left yesterday morning TO
Assr1ye TO Atroo on a short business trip
Miss Nellie Dean is confined 70 he'
hczpe On North Fifth street quite i'll
D. Y. White Of this city spent yesteF-
saay IN Colerain on business.
MIS-. Gwyrn Thomas, Of Cleveland, "
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thin PEOPLE
w. OF WHEELING.

Bitro-Phosphate should give you q 3
small steady Increase of firm. healthy
flesh each day. It supplies an essen
tial substance to the brain and nerves
in the active form in which It nor~aliy
replaces nerve waste !:
and creates new strength and energy
Sold by Griest & Co. in Wheeling and
antee Of results or money back. .];ity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
Moose Meeting Busy.

The Loyal order OF Moose of this Gil!
held a busy session III their lodge build
iuS on the Cadiz Pike last night with Il
large nutnbcr of the members Of IN"
order present. Plans wore practlcallF
completed for their Homecoming cHIr-
hratInn which Will BE- Lu event Of the
near future
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STOPS HEADACHE,
P AIN NEURALC|
DON'T SUFFBRl GET A DIME PACE
AGE OF DE- JAMES HEAD
ACHE POWDERS

You can clear your head and relieve
a dull. splitting or violent thrnboing
headache in moment with DR..
James Headache Powder. This old
time headache relief acts almost magi-
cally Send some one to the drug store
now COR q dino package and few mo-
ments after you take a powder you Will
wonder what became OF the headache,
neuralgia and pain. Stop suffering
It's needless. Be sure you get what you
ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
Daeoraaon Of Homes And stores.

The decorating committee who are 10
charge Of all OF the decorating Of the
homes and business houses OF the city.
as we'll as the street decorating. have is
sued the statement that the o. B. TODD
company are the official decorators TOT
the homes and business houses OF ene
city, and nc other firm has the author
ity Of the committee to do any business
along this line for the celebration.
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Cle9red NSce SUN.

Tho supper which was given Sy'cse
members Of the Ladies AID society or
the First Presbyterian church In the
dining rooms of Che church m krSWooo.
Yesterday between the hours Of $50 and
$50 o'clock, was very we'll pauontzed
BY the residents of the town. all or
whom appreciate first class feed. 1t
WAS understood last night that o neat
sum had been realized from the a61afr.
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Planning vor Zig Game.

The first game Of baseball OF tne
season at League Park will take place
on next Sunday afternoon between the
local Athletics and the McConAey's OF
Wheeling. and the local team is hard at
work practicing.f in an effort to prevent
a REPETITION Of the result attending last
Sundays game on the Tunnel Green.
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QUOTAS ANNOUNCED,
Special Dispatch to The 1ntelltEencer.

EAST LIVERPOOL. April 17.-Chair-
man c. W. Arnold announced today that
East Liver2oors quota Of the victory
Liberty loan is $767.163. The quotas OK
tho three other cities in Columofana{
county are: Salem $507,S95: Lisbon 3ese,-
$50; Wellsville $2o4.53a The campaign:
will open here Monday night with FOUR.
minute addresses in the theatres by At
torney George E. Davidson, city chair
man. An army tank and war trophy
train will visit here on May to boost
the sale Of bonds.
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Maccabees Meeting.

The seni-monthly meeting Of Hne local
tent Knights of Maccabees will be held
IN the rooms in the Heinlein cul1otns
this evening beginning at 1880 o'9ock
and It Is expected that all Of the mem
hers of the order will be, present Some
matters Of Importance to the order VIII
he disposed Of at the meeting.
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Luncheon Today.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the MIX
wood Presbyterian church served a we'll
2rcnarud dinner yesterday TO about 20"
pcnnIe. From II until l o'clock Today
this same organization will serve luhch
and the public is invited.
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r.ocal People At Dance.

A large number Of local residents.
members of the Elks lodge Of Martins
Ferry 1pere in that place last might at
tending the lodge dance. " >ich was given
IN the club building on North Fourth
street. Bentneld's dance orchestra was
present and rendered fine program of
tho latest dance numbers and an excel
lent lunch was served during the even
ing
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Youns Huneral services.

Funeral services over the remains Oh
the late JauIes Arthur Young wen
known colorcd resident of the Cadtz PIKE
near this city. were conducted from the
Mount ION Baptist church yesterday az
ternoon at two O'Clock, and the retna1ns
were inferred in Lirrwood cemetery.
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Rirkhday Party,

Miss Martha Harris was the charm
ing hostess to large company Of her
friends at her home on Clinton street
last night. the affair being in honor or
her fourteenth birthday. The evening
was spent at various social diversions
by the young folks, and concluded with
q delightfu1 luncheon.
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at the mine the morning previous, were
removed to the Wilson mursuc in thlS
city. Funeral services will :probably take
place Saturday.
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pooanonsaS Hsld Meeting.

The local council. Degree Of Pocanon-
t$as, held a we'll attended and Interesting
meeting in their rooms in the.fratefnai
Hall on North Fifth street last ight and
all Of tho members took an Interested
part in the affairs Of the order whfeh
were taken up for discussion Several
matters Of important business were tax
en- care Of and several interesting
eDeeches heard
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leg to L. n. Thrall and A. Perkins.
Land in Goshen township: 81.
r. NJ. Dcvinc TO J. W. DevLnc. Land
in Kirkwood township: $1,000.
The z. g. a. Rogers Company tn E. G.
Harrison. Land in Barncsvillc; 81.
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r,ansfar Re gtdent Dead

The remains of the ,<Dse Jack DeneSr1-
foreign miner employed at the coal mine
at Philadelphia W. Va. VINO passed
away at the Ohio Valley hospital Wed
needay evening. following an accident
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MARTINS FERRY
rCorttrued Prom Page Stx-)


TO NskIIy G1HB III -,
Plans were made at the meeting or the
finance committee in charge OF the
Homecoming celebration to have num-
Der Of youngsters carry n large rag 70
receive contributors for the affair. IN
fthe parade which will be held in thus city
Ion April IS at the opening Of the Flttn
Liberty Loan canaptGn. This plan Is
/ expected to net the committee a neat
. sum Of money in addition to that WHICH
they already have on hands.
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L-MorraN, final account Of guard
IAN flied. Set for hearing May 81 1919.
Notice ordered and cause continued
Josie. Beck, mothers pension. April
cation Med; set for hearing May L 1919.
John. A. Norris, dec. proof OF publica-
ton OF appointment fled. approved and
ordered recorded
Thomas w Coffman- dec. proof Of
pu blicaton OF appointment nlcd. ao-
proved and ordered recorded.
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Mnrrtage Licenses

nrnrrtage Licenses.
Albert Files and Anna Dull, both OF
Martins Ferry
Ralph McDermott Of Wheeling. and
Hazel Leppert, OF Bellaire-
John Tantrurn and Myrtle Irene Pat
rtck. both Of ShadyAde.
Thomas Brokaw Grimes and Neva
Roberta M1Ilhorn, both of Uniontown.
George Orrvine johnson. Of High
Ridge and Coda May Crawford, OF
Nem
Common Pleas Court.
New cases filed:
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st. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court.

Estate Of Josephine X Mitchell. decd.
Proof Of publication Of notice or ap-
point filed, approved and ordered record
ed.
Estate Of Mary Alexander Fitman.
decd. Proof Of publication of notice
Of appointment filed approved and o.
dored recorded.
Anna Elizabeth Servais Adoption and
change Of name Application filed by
George Bach and Mary Bach husband
and wife Answer and consent Of father
and child filed. Cause heard. Adoption
ordered and name ordered changed TO
Anna Elizabeth Bach
RaSalie Fabry. minor. Application
filed for appointment Of Guardian. Bond
B25o0. filed and approved. Appoint
ment made letters ordered and issued.
Huldah Fowler. dec'0 Application
filed for determination Of collateral in
heritance tax due. Tax determined and
ordered paid
Elizabeth R. Russell decd. Applica
ton filed for appointment Of Admir-.
Bond $1,000. fled and approved. Appoint
mcnt made, letters ordered and issued.
Inventory ordered. order issued.
Nazzarino Ambrose, decd. Final ac-
count fled, set for hearing May 50.
PETER Mozes, decd. Proof Of publtca-
bion of notice of appointment filed.
approved and ordered recorded.
Michael c. Cnrran. decd Proof Of
pnbllcatiun Of notice OF appointment
died, approved and ordered recorded.
Morris Herzberg. decd Proof Of pub
11cation OF notice Of appointment filed.
approved and ordered recorded.
Pete yanovich. decd. Proof Of puhli-
cation Of notice Of appointment filed,
approved and ordered recorded.
Samuel Lashley, decd Proof OF pub
iScatfon OF notice Of appointment filed.
approved and ordered recorded.
K G. Cooper. Admir-. Of estate Of W.
o. Palmer, decd. ct al Summons with
copy Of petition ordered and issued to
Sherfffrfor service out of the State upon
nonresident Defendants. returnable 4th
Monday after date
Julia s. McKelvey. decd. Application
e1e0 for4apF,nintment OF. Executor. Bond
$4,000 flied and approved appointment
made LISTERS ordered and issued In
yentury- oraered' and Sesusd
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-06-13
Highland Items.

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Deglow Wis
tied Sunday with John Schanks and
family, Of the Mayfower district.
Roy Grimes and family, Earl Ben
ton and family and Mrs. Mary Benton
spent Sunday with John Milne and
1 family. of the Pierce district.
George Mcintyre. Of White dis
trlc,, spent Sunday with Bryan Ben
ton.
i. Il. Cunningham had business
In Forest City, Monday.
Mrs. James Corircy, of Holyokc,
Colorado, IL here visiting her son, FL
mcr Cordrcy.
Nj. Schaub. Of the Highland Fruit
Farm, went to White Cloud, Sunday.
Joseph Sipcs has moved into the
Roy Culp house and will work for
l.. II. Cunningham.
Misses Julia and Nellie Cunning
ham attended Childrcn's Day services
in Oregon, Sunday.
The Highland Ladies' club will
meet with Mrs. Merl Norris, Wedncs-
day, June IL.
Glen Noble visited with George
Bradley, Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Fancher has been quite
sick the past week.
Mrs. Mccoy, Of Fairfax, who has
been visiting the past week with her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cord
rey, returned home Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Milne, of the
Pierce district, spent the evening, FRI
day, with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Benton.
MIR. and Mrs. William Siekmann,
of BiQelOw wpre tylioata gatu,,l, a. ,igh,