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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-30

Boudinot. who was in the service
for 20 months in the ordnance de-
partment, stationed near Bordeau.
is connected with the E. Z. Stone
Lumber company of st. Louis, with
a branch Office and mill at EnFight,
Ark. Many parties have been ar
ranged in Miss Benefits honor
before she leaves for Arkansas.
Saturday Miss Theresa Walther
will entertain. Wednesday Nov. 5,
Mrs. w. E. Boudinot and Miss Hat
tie Walker will entertain at the
Boudinot home, 1920 Cary avenue,
Davenport, and Nov. IL Miss Mar
jorfe Graham of Rock Island, en-
tertains, while Miss Belle Jacobs
gives a dinner on Nov. IS in the
bride-elect's honor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-29

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Jungle Hero to Il
Lecture Here

On Sunday and Monday evening,
December 73 and 8. the people Of
Grand Forks will have the opportu-s
nifty of bearing in lecture Rev. T.. D.
Campbell Of Narsingpur. India. who
comes to this city through the efforts,
ciety Of the Methodist church. The
lectures will open each evening ats
o'clock in the Methodist church and
are open to the public.
Mr.. Campbell's talks: here AFFORD
a splendid opportunity for local peo-
pic to hear of the,life of their foreign
brother, and Mr. Campbell. who has
spent the last eight years in he9jun-
giles OF India, working among the saw
ages%Of that country, comes well pre-
pared to bring variations of person
al experiences which few American
ME have undergone.
Mr.. Campbell. who is a young man,
is a personal friend of, Mr.. and Mrs
p. II. Lehman. 8S2 Belmont avenue
and according to Mr.. Lehman, one
of thc first feats Of the missioner
upon his arrival in the Indian jungles
was to capture a Bengal tigress. sup
posed to possess $50 lives. For this
the young missioner was awarded
$3.50 by the Indian government,
The skin of the tiger along with
" Su'OiSu StiuSS Wii.StA
2 pictures he. has taken himself, Mr..
campbell will bring with him to
Grand Forks and exhibit during the
course of his lectures. Children are
especially invited to hear the lecture
us MFR. Campbell relates many Incl
dents which will have much educa-
tional value and which will prove OF
interest to both the young and old.
= While In Grand Forks Mr.. Camp
bell will be "A guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman.
Rev. Jonathan Watson. pastor 81
st.s Faul's Episcopal church. return
dsShissmorning from, Milwaukee and
Hsloit. Wis. where he has been for
he last week. MFR. Watson accom-
)anied his >daughte,, Miss Freida
Watson to Milwaukee,, where. she en-
tered the s%anitarium there as assist
INT instructor on the vocational
.hsrapy staff. At Beloit. Mr. Watson
snent Thanksgiving as the guest OF
Dr.: NJ. A. Brannon. president Of Be.
Oft college. DR.. Brannon was for
S'erlys a dean at the University OF
Moth Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. f. Laid and their
laughter Ruth Mary, ISL Reeves ave.
nue.. left this morning for Fargo
oheEe they will visit friends. Mrs
Ladd and daughter will continue or
to iowa 10. visit relatives. stopping al
Minneapolis for 4. short visit. en- route
Mr.. {L.add expects to come this nv
mig.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-29

TheECfvic league will hold the irst
meeting In several months on Mon
day Afternoon. December 1, In sthe.
Farmers room of the County Court
House according to an announcement
made by the league president, Mrs.
James Collins. A very good program,
has been;sSarranged for the afternoon
convention Of the North DakotassF'ed-s
Grafton Of Womenss clubs which was
held in G. and Forks in October. as &
Mr. Ciaman, city heath officer will
igiyessa talk on his work with special
reference ITO the recent diphtheria
epidemic. Miss Mildred Metca,f,
physical director Of the city schools.
will give q brief talk On athletics and
physical education. s..
Anyone interested in the welfare Of
the city Is extended an invitation to
attend the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Griffith will en-
terrain the Franklin club It their
home. 525s South sixth street on
Thursday evening. December A.. Mrs.
j. M. Gillette is to be the assisting
hostess. d.. B. ]. Spence will con
slider Leonardo da Vinci from the
viewpoint of q twentieth century
scientist. and Mrs. E. f. Chandler
Will Ju0Ee tHAt AdIiiOuS AlhAAAh PAM.
er and sculptor from the artists
viewpoint.
| The Bethesda Branch No. / will
meet on Tuesday afternoon, Decem-
Der Q, at the home of Mrs, G. o
Bondelid. sol Walnut street. The
meeting which is to open at 8 o'clock,
will be a combined business and so.
cial one. Refreshments will be serv.
cd and. all interested in the proposed
Old Peoples Home are cordially in.
vited. sf-f Y
Miss Florence Fordney of Or, N
d. returned to that place this morn
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ford
ney. 1928 North Fifth street. Mis-
Fordney is an instructor in the Or
public schools.
Miss Eta Belle knowles, who i
teaching this year at Fosston. MINI.
ia spending the week end with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Knowles
sol North Seventh street in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Oxford Of Han
nibal. Nilsson 4, r visiting in thi
city as house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
They expect to remain here anti
Tuesday morning.
Carter jackson of Orr. n. D.. re
turned to his home this morning aft
err Visiting for several days wit
friends in Grand Forks.
X X X
Miss IngaF I%verson. a teache.: !
Washington township. arrived in tn
fl. ~ --...S~- - ~nA~S khn ru~1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-29

Miss Thelma Bonnet was pleasant
~ surprised at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bonnet, 622
South Fourth street, on Friday eve
ming by a group Of girl friends. The
occasion was Miss Bonnett's birthday
anniversary. After an informal eve
ming of music and. games. light re-
Marie Youngberg and Gladys Nelson.
There were a dozen guests,
~, X 4
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Mulligan, BAG
Belmont avenue, returned Friday
evening from Langdon. where they
spent Thanksgiving ss the guests OF
DR.. MulliEan's brother and sister, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Mulligan.
nue.. will entertain the Monday Bridge
club at her home on Monday after.
noon, December 1. All members Of
the club are invited.
. 4 4 Il. m, -.
Thursday, December II, is the dat.
which the Guild Of the Plymouth
Congregational church have chosen
for their annual Christmas bazaar
Needlecraft suitable for Christmas
gifts will be offered for sale and there
promises to be an excellent display
all afternoon and evening. Mrs
Harvey J. Lawrence. Mrs. e. NJ. Mat
thews and Mrs. Floyd Brandt. chair
man Of the three circles Of the Guild
will have the bazaar in charge. 4
buffet supper will be served.
4 X
An, informal party is to be gives
this evening in the e arnory b,
the university. sophomore class. tn,
freshmen Of the university are to b
the honor guests. The affair is to b,
informal and the hours for dancing
will be between 1880 and II o'clock
There is to be special entertainment
in the Women's league rooms TO
those who do not dance. Patrons AM
patronesses will be Mr.. and Mrs. W
H. Baer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Keator
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Abbott and VIII
/! Bulge. ,t .&
@sss - ~ u \
Miss Dorothy Gets will retur,
from Fargo Sunday evening. wher
she has been the Thanksgiving CUES
of! her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs
I. A. Gets. $50
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ADVERTISEMENT.
RELIEVES, TIRED
ACHING !! MUSCLES
Buy a bottle Of Sloan's Lini-
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only had some sloan's Lini-
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Swedish Lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran.
Corner Of Alpha avenue and Sixth
street. Sunday school at lie a. m.
High mass in Swedish at II a. M.
Prayer meeting and bible class at Z
p. NJ. Services in English ats O'Clock
p. III. The Luther league meets Thurs
day at 8 p. III. Good program and
refreshments. Confirmation class
meets Saturday at 2 p. m. The
Bethesda Ladies' Aid meets at Ole H.
Flatten's next Wednesday at 2.p. m.
j.: M. Persenius. pastor.
Baptist.
Corner of Fifth street and Alpha
avenue. John Gerald York, pastor.
THE Dynamic Of the Cross" Bible
school. 1900. r. B.. Grifflth, super
intendent. Glasses for all. q. y. p.
T.. $3.50. Evening worship, 1880.
Sermon, THE Greatest Love-" Church
night, Wednesday. Supper at $3.50.
!! Meeting OF the board of trustees and
the committee and leaders for En-
~listpaent week from 700 to 7:45.
Prayer and praise service. 7:45 to
Bethany Lutheran.
Zion Lutheran church. English
services every Sunday morning at
lea45. Morse services every. Sunday
evening at 1880. English Sunday
school at $40. Morse Sunday school
and bible classes at IL. Mems club
next Tuesday evening at s. Mfd-week
devotional meeting Wednesday eve
next Friday evening at 8. Catecheti.
Gal classes Saturday morning. The
Morse class at $3.50 and the English
atsll. -wi.1ing Workers next Satur-
day afternoon. David stoeye..
AZ the Baptist Church the pastor,
Rev John Gerald York. will uss AZ
his topic for Sunday morning *The
Dynamic OF the Cross and for Sun
These are companion messages and
you should hear them both. They
Esach contain a warm Sypereonal note
tor you ind you will feel better for
having heard. both addresses. There
is 30 much of distrust and suspicion
|andahate in the world, and. Mr.. York
is sure that the only curative of these
Ills AZ the gospel In its power and
purity.
Noswexian Danish Methodist
Episc0pal. 6 as
Corner OF First avenue and Chest,
nut street. Sunday VIII be Rally
day for the Epworth leagues OF Grand
Forks, Crookston and Hillsboro
Services will be held . follows:
Il0:45s :. M, sermon by Rev. Gustav
lKvfsgaArd OF ssfIillsboro. Special
music; Sunday school 8 e noon 700,
church. by Rev. ii. NJ. Holm. nor.
Ewekian address. The Place OF Inter.
lceSoion In Our E~vAn9oliSA1c Task" by
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Iuthcran Free Church.

Corner Of Cottonwood and Second
avenue. Rev. G. Nordberg, pastor.
Phone .24s0J. A greater mission
meeting December Al. Service ev-
cry evening 1t 1870 with three SER
mons on Sunday We are very fortu-
nate to have secured the able assis-
lance Of Rev. H, A. Winter Of, Gil
max, Mimi. and our field secretary,
Rev. p. w. Eriksen. A cordial invita-
ton Il. extended to all. Hs I
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-29

The Sigma Alpla Iota sorority WIFI
give q tea this after1loonf In the par
Tors at IAFimots Hall for the young
women who / studying music at
Wesley conservatory. The patron
esses Of the sorority wifi also be
guests and hours VIII be from 4 Q s
o'clock.
On Monday evening In observance
81 tie sorority tie Sigma Alpha Iota
will give q Founders day banquet.
The affair is to be given 1T the Fred
erick hotel and Miss Klonda Lynn
will be2toastmistress.
The Grand Forks post OF The Ameri-
can Legion 10 entertaining informally
this evening in. the Elks club rooms
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Church, 81 God

Sunday school. 10. H. M. Morning
worship.ss1is a. m. Subject. ''Thanks-
giving" Evening Worship, T:30Sp. M.
Subject, Obedience" Cottage prayer
meeting, Tuesday, 1880, p. M. Prayer
meeting at chapel, Thursday, 1880 p.
mi A cordial invitation is extended
to all. A. G. Ahrendt, pastor. ss
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Faith and ingenuity often takeiaxtthS
place of the hired man. sss4
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st. Marks English Lutheran.

st. Marks English Lutheran
Corner Fifth street and Interna-
tional avenue. Bible school at GAS
a. m. Sermon at IL m. Theme,
THE Servant of God In. the Service s,of
Men,. Luther league att pImaEEve-
Ming worship at 81 81 m. Subject,
Joseph" The w. H. and F. M. So
ciety meets at the home of Mrs. A.
r.. Brane. 20 North Seventh street,
Thursday at 8 p. m. The Ladies' Aid
hold their annual bazaar Friday in the
church parlors. We will be glad to
welcome you at these meetings. c. j.
Forster, pastor.
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First Lutheran.

-.H ~" FNoC IuCIICf dQ. -
Fourth e and Belmont. All
services In the American. language.
Morning worship at 10:46 and eve
ming at 7:45. Sunday school begins
sAts4 oeaii.s.5IFunefaisS erydtce.forSdMrs
20: SDpsaM begins at s2:3O sss Ut 1.-THE
church: Ladies' Aid Thursday al tho
home Of Mrs. Garvick, 1915. Univer-
sity savenue., The Y. p. s. meets in
the. evening in the church parlors. =
Choir practice next Saturday. at 8
..p. m. Welcome to the :"Cozy
church, s. L. Tallakson, pastor.
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First Church of Christ. Smentist.

+5s First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Church on Belmont avenue. Sun.
Nd2M, service, IL a. nj. Subject, ""An-
Gent and Modern Necromancy, Alias
Mesm erism and Hypnotism. De-
nounced." Sunday school follows.
"wednesday evening service. 8 o'clock.
Reading room. First National Bank
building. Hours. 12 to s.
Plymouth Congregational.
Services for Sunday, November 80.
sunday school at 10 a. m. University
bible class at 1915: Morning wor-
ship at la m. Subject: THE Pill
grim Mission" Children address:
Making Pearla" Evening Home
nre Circle at Z p. m. Discussion on
The Making Of Man." All Invited.
Como and join in.
Mendenhall Memorial Presbyterian.
(East Grand Forks.) :.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
service at IL. Subject: "Effectual
Payer" Christian Endeavor at 1880
p. M. Subject: "Christianity and the
Health Of America" intermediate
christian Endeavor at the same hour
and using the same subject. Evening
service at 8 p. m. "A cordial invita-
ton to all. Carl Perrin. minister.
Bethel Lutheran.
The district meeting will continue
over Sunday. There will be three SEES
slons on sunday-1o:so, 3 o'clock and
again at 1880 p. m. The. visiting pes
tor and laymen will be the speakers,
Special singing at all of these serv-
ices. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday aft
ernoon at 8 o'clock, Mrs. p. Morstad
i will be the hostess.
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Mendenhall Memorial PresbyteFisn.
. + MAS GRAND EovIc -
Bethel Lutheran.
Emmanuel Church.

VIeCNIlOCK, IN. d. !, r
Thee will be a series Of evangel-
istic meetings which begin Sunday
evening at 1880 and Will continue
Moaday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Two sessions a day, al 2 o'clock and
again. at 1880 p. m. Speakers at the
district meeting in Grand Forks will
be in attendance. E. H. Gunhus, pas
tor.
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Methodist,

DR.. .Thos. H. Gallagher, minister.
Worship, 1880. Sermon on 1.-The
Works Of a Christian" Sabbath
school, IL o'clock. Epworth league
for young people. $3.50. The third
sermon in the series on Some Mod
ern Fools will be given Sunday eve
Ming. The particular topic will be
line Fool Parents" AS usual, this
subject will be presented in clear,
plain language. No soft pedal, re-
member. Time, 1880. Place, opposite
%postof1ce. All are welcome. 's...
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-08-07
MONTOUR

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Cox and Jona-
than Moulton called at Montour
Heights Tuesday.
George Bennett and sister Miss
Bennett of Walla Walla are visiting
with their sister. Mrs. Frank Nc.
Connell Mr. Bennett has recently re-
turned from France, where he has
been in service in the engineers corps
The Amos threshing crew are fin
ishing the Latin job this week
Miss Lydia Henry went to Boise
lest week to enter a hospital to I'M
dergo an operation.
Mrs. Stoddsrd spent the weekend
Sunday evening. Mrs. Sheldrew ac-
companied her.
Mr.. Dustin, Mr.. Henry and Mr..
Jungbar expect TO built houses On their
tracts recently purchased from the
Dewey Land Co. The work will begin
as soon as the busy season is over.
Frank Moulton is in the neighbor-
hood with his threshing crew doing
swift business. He expects to finish
up this week.
Mrs. Ed Faris. who was quite i'll
last week with appendicitis, is making
to 20 to the hospital for
Mr. Pugh has good sized crew
at work on his elevators, which are
built of concrete and are in the shape
Of large silos. He will also put in
mill this fall
The ladies Of the Aid Society had
their election Thursday Of last week,
They met in the grove and had an
enjoyable time working, visiting and
planning for the bazaar. Mrs. Pugh
was chosen as president, with Mrs.
Adams as vice president, Mrs. Faris
secretary, and Mrs. Sheldrew treas
urer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-08-07
HAW CREEK

Miss Helen Rose and Miss Florence
Skinner were house guests last week
of Mrs. Nephi Yergenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Shane and son
Carl were Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Shane.
Mrs. f. Tennyson visited Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Friedrich
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Martin, F. Bro
gan and family and Rev. Parker and
family returned Tuesday from a
weeks outing in Garden valley
Mrs. F. f. Freeman came over from
Boise Friday to spend the weekend.
She returned Sunday morning to her
home in Boise. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Free
man and son accompanied her, return
ing home Monday morning
Mrs. Ed Skinner and Mrs. r. E.
Rose were 6 o'clock dinner guests
Thursday evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nephi Yergenson,
Mr., and Mrs. Clair Shane took Sun
day dinner with Mrs. Shane's mother
Mrs. Kelly.
Mrs. Ed Francis and children and
Miss Fern Porter were Tuesday even
ing visitors with Mrs. f. Tennyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Reynolds were
Tuesday evening visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Shane.
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I of Miss Terese Ivie.

of Miss Terese Ivie.
Fruit men are having their apples
thinned in many Of the orchards
Grain thrcshing still goes on in this
vicinity.
There is to be a demonstration in
canning by the Mesa Canning club at
the Lincoln schoolhouse Wednesday to
arrange for a canning club in this
vicinity. The young girls are urged
to join this club and make it sue
cess. These canning clubs are very
popular and Gem county can be very
proud Of the work done by the Mesa
club.
Bert Wright and family motored to
Nampa Sunday.
Mrs. Ivie, accompanied by her
mother, daughter and guests, visit
ed Mrs Wright Wednesday.
Everyone should boost for the civic
center in Emmett and be willing to
work for it, Every man, woman and
child will point with pride at the prog
-ess. Here's to the success Of the
Whole plan as outlined by The Index
n previous issue.
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SOUTH SLOPE

A slight shower and northwest wind
made the day more agreeable after the
past month of warm weather. Motor
parties were on the move coming and
going for melons, of which there are
The peach growers are unloaeins
their baskets, and crate making is
under way, The liberia crop bids
fair to be on the move in two weeks
A letter from Iowa states that very
poor. hard. green peaches are selling
at 81 per bushel there. To think that
people have to put up with such fruit.
and pay such prices.
y goedly lot all along the Slope. Some
peaches Of the early varieties were
being marketed.
Boise Riggs, wife and daughter Miss
Bernice called at the c. w. Cock home
Tuesday evening.
All the melon growers are rushing
their crops to market. Trucks con-
stantly on the move.
Tourists continue to string along the
slope picking up fruit.
c. P. Hartley is at home looking af-
ter his peach crop.
Misses Clara and Icsl Mcconnell Of
Rogsrson, Ida, are guests this week
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-08-07
OLA

Born-August 5 to Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Whitlock, son.
There are quite number of salmon
being caught on the headwaters Of
Squaw creek.
Frank Holbrook and sons went fish
ing for salmon last Friday evening.
They caught four large ones and re-
turned home Saturday.
Eugene Holbrook, Don Griffith and
Burdette Perkins caught 16 salmon
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Park vent TO
High Valley last week fishing. They
caught SO nice trout.
Quite number have gone from here
TO fight forest fires. This has been
the dryest season that was ever known
We have had no rain since the Bird Of
April.
Fl. j. Ballentyne and family went |
last week for few days fishing and
outing.
Harry Foster has bought a new
gasoline drag saw outfit and will be
ready to saw wood in day or two
w. F. Rose is binding grain for Mr.
Newell and Mr.. Baldwin this week
George Marler returned home last
week after a year in the service. He
vas on guard duty at Newport News,
Va.
Sherman Glenn made business trip
o Boise last week
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Index's Correspondents
BISSELL CREEK

The Stones, Heads, Sorans and Full
lers were Emmett visitors Saturda,
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Craig spent
Tuesday evening at the Craig Bros
ranch. Mrs. Thompson Craig return
ed home with them, after spending
several days with her sons
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Reynolds and
Mile Howard came down from Smith
Prairie last week. Mile has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Guy
Reynolds, tbs past month and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds were taking q little
vAestion there for two weeks, fishing
and hunting
Miss Mary Meleher spent from
Thursday until Saturday with Mrs.
Walter Craig.
Miss Cora Hunter spent Saturday
night with Ruth Bosteder.
Mr.. and Mrs Warner Head we're
callers ut the John Soran home Sun
day evening.
w. f.. Hill helped with the harvest
ing at the Ward Fuller ranch few
days last week.
Dick Graves and daughter. Mrs. |
Will iiurrle, were busy at their
apiary Wednesday.
Miss Leila Head is home from Pay
cite to spend her vacation Of ten days
Il. j. Teerink, Ward Fuller, George
Davidson, the Fulgham brothers and
Virgil Beers are busy getting their
second crop of hay put up.
Ward Fuller ate dinner with Robert
Howard and family Tuesday noon.
Mrs. A. X. Pence and children and
Mrs. Bradshaw and Miss Leila Head
of Payette were Sunday afternoon Wis
itors at the Warner Head home Thel-
ma Head went home with them for a
few days visit
Mrs. Ella Scott Of Bue Springs.
Neb., is here to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Russell
Miss Cora Hunter is helping with
the house work at the Robert Howard !
home,
]. +. Clinton was looking over his
ranch on Bissel creek Sunday. II
Prayer meeting was held at the '
James Howard home Tuesday evening. J
Mrs. Gus Coils and son came home !
last week. after having spent the
past few weeks in the mountains.
George Boston is helping Ward
Fuller hay.
F.. J. Teerink last week purchased /;
from the Hawkins Hardware Co, a
jenkins stacker and buck rakes.
While trying to adjust her oil I
stove. Mrs. Russell started to carry
II out doors. while burning. One of her :
hands on which she had spilled kero- {
acne caught fire from the blaze and
was quite badly burned.