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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-20

FOX KEN1-Office Rooms
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FOR RENT--office rvonfs, over Butte
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-20
FOR SAIE-furr,tur~
FOR RENT--Ranches

FOR RENT-140 acres OF Irrigated land,
eight miles from Las Vegas. on good
road. two miles from railroad loading
station; entire amount OF rent for first
two years can be paid in labor on i'm
provements Write Box 2S4. East Las
Vegas, N NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03

Stcubcnville and Miss Ella Gcer. Of Day
ron. O.. were in the city yesterday to at
tend the funeral of the late Alfred
Johnson,
Jack Bethel is getting along nicely
after having been sick for short time
W tn chicken poX.
]. W. Fonner is recovering rom an
opcration which he underwent last sat
urday at the Ohio Valley General nos
DR.. w. s. Hamilton has been called
to savannah, Ga. by the illness Oh HIS
Miss Mary Vardy is visiting her cou-
sin. Mrs. Chas kirkpatrick. Of ClcVe-
land, for an extended period. Beiole
her return she Will be the guest OF Mrs.
Henry Steube, Of Columbus. for Few
Miss Fanny Brady has returned from
Charles Town, w. Va. whore she has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Hildreth during the holidays ..,,or
Miss Ora kraus Of this city. has taken
a position in the office Of the county
commissioners. Miss Kraus takes the
position left vacant by the resignation
Of Miss Frances Prayer who recently
left for Houston. Texas.
Hon. J. G.. HILLARY and wife OF Buch-
harmon, w. Va. have been visiting al
the residence OF Mrs. Hillcarys par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. G. O. Smith. MIR.
IIincary is one OF the most prominent
newspaper editors Of central West Flr-
ginia-
Miss Marian Kennedy. Of East Wheel
ing, is able to be out again. after be-
ing confined TO her home with illness
for the past ten days.
Jack Brown has returned to CleVe-
land. after spending III" past two weeks
in this city with relatives.
Emmett Mcdonald. OF South Chapline
street, will leave this afternoon for Il
visit OF u week in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. W. :. Kendall returned
10 heir home at New Castle. Pa, yes
tcrday after n spending several days
the guest of relatives at Canal Dover
Ohio.
William r. Carney. Of Cameron W.
Va. Is spending n few days I'll" guest
of relatives in Fast Wheeling.
Miss Wilma Carney. of Willlnmsport.
Pa, is spending Few dcys III" guest Oh
friends on North Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
About People
Movements Of individuals TO and
From tho city.
AT THE HOTELS.

McBwe-W. NJ Kln@. Mab!c: H. 4.
Couawry. Fooru"rt; J. l.. Couaway.
FarmoGI. J. L.. Phillips. Cameron; J. l..
Fox. New Mmrusv!llr; q. :. l'ahard
New Marlms,lllc; l.. T.. less. Sisters
Vile: J.. j. S,nnu. SI%' crsvul".
WIndsor--lI IL. Turthman. FairmOnt.
II. ~. MrCuh,. F1!rmum': Il. l.. FaEg
Huntington. W. T.. IlHl. MorEautown:
J. i. stanford. Murgautuwn; H. w. Fer
rill. Cameron
Rogers-k. l.. Burnett, Weston; r.
V. Flhcr. rarkcrsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. s l.. Montgomery were
in the city yesterday for short while,
rnruute To- their home At WcllsburE.
after pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. IL Guthrie ut l'arkersburs.
Lawrence Simpson will return tomOr-
row to Marietta, after spending tho holi-
days at his home here.
Miss Gladys Smith has returned to
her work ut the Martins Ferry hospital
after having been III for some time.
Arthur Dyson Is able To be around
again after having been i'll for some
weeks with m attack Of pneumonia.
$50 CASH FOR INFORMATION
ou "What can You Do with an Electric
Fan IN Winter" In January Popular
S'ruCc Monthly. All news stands
Advt.
Nlr. and Mrs. James johnson. Of Steu-
h.nvinc. Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore. Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
RuIlard-Heade wedding


SiSTEl'NNi l'LIh W. Va" I!h'
Bcaut. iuI III I'N S'i'P'''L va 80, -
dlnS Ne" car o"H 81 vi W. g.
riSon f'aat' u""6",', oI o"c 20 80
terNll'es "I"eSt' "e'''n'cSt anu
prominent lath'I!'S. |" II Hu"''N ~
th"r BulIaru' "i Ne" ioFN NY
ceremony was performer III t'r mr." a..
or the home oil MT. ana MTS' W. A. l>'''"
hrothcr-in-law and sister OF inc Drlut' At
high noon ana was !acHihE IN Pret'h-
u"u7 details owing l" IN, "%"'"' tt"
months aE" OF MFS, h"l'"Tu ''o'"'''
IN" late Mrs. - I. M"Fr'S"n'
KEY W. L. N''N'r' I'S'.' y. CIV I'.
hH'cEiol 'n"''" W. ''''" -, W,
vices IN" o'"u''"' i'''e '''"! VI
'hal ,hu''h "''"L "H'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Dance At Fort Henry.

Howard Hazlctt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Hazlctt. was host TO number OF
young friends last evening Mt dance
at the Fort Henry club. Attractive dec
urationS were seen throughout tho
rooms, making the dainty frocks OF the
fair participants appear to advantage
The appearance OF several young men
in the uniform Of their college also lent
a note of color to the affair. Jacobs
Novelty orchestra furnished n splendid
musical program and n buffet supper
was served during the evening. There
Vas n large crowd Of young people in
attendance. to whom the event was in
the nature Of 4 farewell as they Will
leave within the next few days 10 re-
sumo their studies At colleges or uni
vcrsitlcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
BURTON TO OHIO
Negro Will Pace Robbery Charges at
Bridgeport and Dennison.

William Burton. colorcd. arrested on
Thursday by Officers Flanagan and
smith. was sent to Bridgeport yester-
day. after waiving the formality OF e1-
tradition. where he will be formally
charged with a robbery committed there
a week ago. After trial there IT Is
likely that he Will be sent to Dennison,
ohio. .whrr" h" is wanted for rop-
berry hat he is implicated in which was
pulled off 4 month ago.
Burton came to the city some days
ago Upon his arrival the police were
notified Of his presence in the city. AZ
ter a hot chase through the town for
two DAYS he was arrested and lodged in
the city lookup as a suspicious charac-
ter. lie was transferred to Bridgeport
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Social Affair At weusburg.

One Of the most delightful INFORMAL
social affairs of the holiday season was
the reception given by Mrs. W. Is Lew
IS nj her home on Commerce street,
Wednesday, afternoon from three to five.
in honor of her house guest, MISS Anna
Huffman OF Kunkcl, Ohio. Mrs. Lewis
was assisted in receiving by her dauEn-
ter, Mrs. y. +. Young. OF Fo!4ansoee' W..
Va
The guest list included Mrs, Nelson
Moore. Mrs EStclla &. kirkcr, Mrs. MIL
ard Boyd, Mrs. Irwin CharnoCk' Misses
Rose NJ. Wheeler. Gladys Haley Helen
HALEY, Loretta FeEan. Margaret FeGan.
Iva g. Brashear. Nan V. Gullctte, hess
Guilette, Ethel Cummings. Ethel Char
mock Minnie Linton, blanche Howard.
Martha Cox. Lucic Sheets and Mrs. Z. y
Boyd OF Wheeling, Miss Grace Bcc6e OF
Rockford, ILL.,: Miss Ruth Caldwell or
bellevue. Pa. and Mrs. Geo. Hubbs, Mrs.
Walter Banneld. Misses Bertha Simpson
and Rose Care Ct Follansbce.
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MASS MEETING OF
ALL LABOR UNIONS
To Be Reld Sunday Afternoon at the
Ohio valley Trades and Labor
Assembly.

\ mass meeting Of representatives, OF
all labor unions in tho Wheeling district
WILL be held at the Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly hall on Sunday al
trrnouu when the question of whether
or not labor ticket Will he placed IN
the local district Will be considered
Delegate Michael O'Toolc. who at
tended the National Labor party con-
ycntion some time ago in Chicago. will
hr in attendance and Will deliver an ad-
dress in which he will tell Of the Nation
al party's purposes.
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SrAr7STTcrANS OUT.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Jan. Two
of the assistant slatistlc!ans Of the
Public Service commission have resign
cd. effective January !. Chairman q. IL.
&. Wirs stated today. One, l.. V.
williamson. Will enter tn" employ Of the
Nitro Development Company As uiilI,y
accountant. end IA" other. H. q. Nuzum.
will become secretary to +. i. Morgan.
candidate for the Republican nomination
for governor IN tho May primary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Social For Young Men

A very delightful evening was spent
by the young men Of the Third Preaoy-
terrain church when the members OF the
Westminster Guild entertained in their
honor last evening in the church par
Tors. Rock and dominoes were the
diversions of the evening, with several
musical numbers adding to the enjoy
mcnt Of the affair. Miss Stella Stab
presided at the piano. Following the
games n delicious luncheon was served
by the young ladies OF the Guild. who
arc to be congratulated on the success
full outcome OF the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
R,.r venn Club Dance.

Invitations have been issued by the
Bien Ncnu club for their winter dance
10 be given at the Elks Club Audlt"riun'
Friday evening. January 9Th, 1890.
This IS the fourth dance gwen by thls
popular club and many are looking lor
jacobs Novelty orchestra will furnish
the program Of the evening and al the
appropriate hour refreshments Will be
served.
OF the following:
NJ. Kryah, W. SharDanEh
w. ShIuuman. \. TCnnySuh'
Y Fuusc W: Hickey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Weddinn Announced.

Al a dInn"r parry GIVeN by Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Kuisch on New Years Day
the announcement was made Of the
marriage Of Miss Mary Margaret Skei-
Icy. daughter Of Mr.. md Mrs. James
Sfcll"v OF No. ""07 Charles street and
Mr. John Albert KutsCh. son Of Mr.. and
Mr. Nir.rr kuts,h Tho young people
were married on October FIRST. 1919 at
tho st. NlpNuusus church by Rev. Father
Eugene. Thn marriage has been kept
-....l. r-'' = ..rE iuW days ago. aud
the anuouuy,m,ut WI hc Of much IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
PRsr MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Cupid got on tho job early in 1920
when James II. Mlliken. of Burgetts-
town. Pa, and Frances Armstrong, OF
CIaysvillc. Pa. appeared at the office
Of tho clerk Of the county court and
demanded a marriage license. This was
the first marriage license to be given
out during the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03

This club Is composed OF number Of
Island young men, most OF whom are
students in college, and the dance Of
last evening was in the nature Of n
farewell ere they resume their studies.
The Knoto Knockers orchestra of Pitts
hurgh furnished the musical program.
which was an exceptionally fine one.
Mrs. E. G.. Meyer. Mrs. w. Il. Elliott
Mrs. w. II. Colvig and Mr.. r. c. KIM
mel were the chaperoncs, while Carl
Haberstick, Jack Majesty. Max Elliott,
L Etz and Paul Majesty composed the
committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester EoIton, or NSW T
York. Who are guests in the city. VIII
b., the homer guests a one Vi IN" ~?
1T and sruurtvst dances of the h"4iHAy
season when Mr.. and Mrs. WIlllaiH ilot-
Inx,y cnt,rlaIn with a dance this even
mn, at the Country club. y large dance
mt the Country club IN the middle OF inc tn;
w.utrr is III itself uoyclyt ana auHSu
t. this is a guest list of many OF thc
most prominent people IN the CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
For Miss whitaker.

Mrs Forbes simpson Will entertain
informally this afternoon ut her homo
In I.cuthcrwcod Lane. complimentary 10
Miss Sarah Whitaker. wiz" will leave
sunday for New York. previous 10 an
extended tour Of South America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Craftsmen Dance.

Invitations VIII be issued next WIN
for the next dance 10 be given by inc
craftsmen" which will be an event or
Tuesday evening. January IS. the Eiks
club viii be the scene Of this delight VI
affair and plans are being made by the
committee to h.Lhc th.s uhi'tc "S u"
iuYablc as the.r previous ones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
informal Party.


ts~HfiSs Olive Norton, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Norton. was the
charming little hostess TO a group or
Srlends yesterday afternoon at her homo
IN Highland Park. Cards were the di-
version Of the afternoon and the games
were supplemented with dainty
S.prheon. Clever little favors NAKED
aha places Tor guests. who were:
= Misses.
Mary Beattie Jean wilson
Eifen Wilson Quarter hazleH
Elizabeth Bodley Betty Brlce
'AIEea acetdel Amelia Norton
r.gharine Estelle Abbott
Waterhouse Mary Norton
1Esrv Arbenz Louise Abbott
svIrIinla Sweeney Sydney Giffin
GeneVteve Norton Catherine Burris
Mary E Sweeney Letitla kennon
Tana Russell Mary E. Steenrod
Q. womRn'B Club Party.
=. Ths members OF the Woman's club
endoysd . very delightful event yester-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
ScottMalOna
AUTOMOBILE PRoZE UP LAST
MIGHT

You can prevent it. One OF many
new ideas for the uotorist in January
Popular Science Monthly. All news
stands.--AdYt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Hn1u Yaar'a Dance.

Tho New Years dance given by the
North Island Canoe club last evening in
the ball room Of the Windsor hotel
proved to be II highly enjoyable event.
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day when the members OF the musical
department entertained with charil'n6
In formal marty. The affair was held in
the A. .. L. w. hall and was featured
With = very interesting program or
musical numbers by favorite enteFtaln-
ers. Following the program tea WAS
served, with Mrs. r. B. Naylor and Mrs
+ 2. Baum. assisted by the members OF
Tho hospitality committee presiding at
rho table. which was conferred with a
lovely basket Of Christmas green
Those taking part in tho program
were:
= f Faris. Miss Angela deg
Alice Mcclure miller.
Foulk. Miss Mary Healy.
W. f. Wooienweoer
surprise Party.
On Wednesday evening, leccnoer o.
~. q surprise in the iona OF "atctt
nar,y U.rs given at tho home OF Mr.. and
Mrs C. c. Bauknccht, OF Lincoln ave
nur In honor OF their sons, John L.
student at Ohio Northern University OF
Ada. Ohio. and Walter. student at inc
Washington Embalming School, OF
Cincinnati. The young men were pleas
devoted the evening 70 entertaining
their guests in delightful way. Dur
ing the evening social diversions. such
as music and games were enjoyed and
a. 4 late hour a lunch was served. Sew
eral novel tricks helped the guests 10
spend an hilarious evening. and after
iyyfully welcoming the New Year tho
guests departed T. their respective
homes. Those attending were:
Misses
Elizabeth Absolorn Laura Groppe. OF
Laura Larkln Deep luh.
OI,vs yNilev Catherine .Nl@Olom
Fronces Peck Gertrude Doughty
Minnie SUmmcrS
Messrs.
Edmund Absolom Edward Martin
Fred Gantzer waiter BAGN"ecn'
Earl Kuckuck John l. bauA"SChN
Anthony Gantzer
Mrs. c. G.. Rauknecht
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Beck
Scott-Malona
Announcement IS made % the mar
rage OF Mr.. Henry D. Scott. son or MI.
and Mrs. l. NJ. Scott. Of Park View. ana
Miss Lillian Malone, OF Cleveland. ".
The wedding took place on saturday
December 20. at the home or the brId" IN
Cleveland The happy couple are now
enjoying honeymoon trip anu ait'r
January Is will take up their residence
III this city
The bride Is the daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Nrs. r. NJ. Malone and Is quite
a favoritc In social circles in Cleveland.
Mr.. Scott Is quite prominent here and
holds a very responsible position in the
office at the YurkvLIle plant OF the
Wheeling Steel and Iron company,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03

,"rest 70 the many friends. Of the bride
and groom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
ruvonI1e Rirthday Party

Juvenile Birthday Party
Little JANE Noycs and Sam Miller
Moves, children Of Mr.. and Mrs. ). A.
NrycS celebrated their seventh and
fourth birthdays yesterday nj th'Ir
home on North Front street. TIL" h'Ttl-
days fell on the eleventh and twelfth If
the month but the party was d"fcrr' ii
until yesterday when about two dozen
If their small friends were present e
helm them pay their respect t. Father
Time Those present were:
Misses
Bottle Sue Cochran Rettie Zane Scott
R"ttic Garden XIII" Anne Cum
Mari-1ret Boyd Minis
Sarrh Elizabeth JAM Caldwell
Flake Mahlc Hare
Gertrude Ann Mary Eliza NoyCs
Carroll Gertrude NoycS
Lois Anderson Suzanne NONcS
Gladys Anderson 0arri"t NoycS
Anna Lee IIervey Jane NuyCS
Masters
George Ncrvcy Frank EbclinE
Morris llrrTcy George GundllnG
piciy Garden cyril GundlinE
EDhhiC Boyd Bud Nuy'S
teC!l NCI.lin sam Miller NoyCs
Ihll Sheridan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Tea Party To-day.


ri, oS,nrnoon at the home of Mt,
ana Mrs. Will II. ColvjE. on the lSlHi.o'
a very delightful social event VIII o.
Mid when Miss Martha Colvlg and MISS
marjorie Myers Will act as JOINT nos
tesses to a number Of young pe"p'''
T-oro until 0 clock Will bc'the hours
"a fhs guests will be n merry gather
InT oF friends who have spent the MOTT
nslaYs with their parents and VIII F'SU'''.
than atudies at distant colleges "rN'
week. Very attractive lhrlS(t'"S He
corations will be seen throuSh"ut CIV,
home and Il mound Of p"lnSetIas ana
Christmas green Will center the tea ,SU't
Shere Misses Ada Bonncsen. Mildred
N8rthwood. Virginia Hodge anu N"<''
naret Herbert will preside.
me following have received invita-
lions to this delightful affair:
Misses
anth harrington Dorothy Grctg
:: - Columbus, Wilma Schencrletn
xVilaa Marshall Ruth ,BonneSen
Ruth Kirk virginia hL's
Mildred Carroll DoTcaS bor4@ho
YaIth Bonnescn Sarah Brokaw
N.nny Rrokay Helen Goctze
nA5Ie Dunlao Catherine MacBane
Rslen Gaus Martha Nay
Marie Baue<Re Helen Holden
Virginia Nay M"E'a"''a l HSt uoA
Marguerite Front Margaret wright
Mary Early Sarah Eociuis
pnrtha Kurt Virginia Early
Vera McElroy Helen Eoth
Man Ritchle Josephine Neon
virginia Leach nell
Dorothy Wassnan Florence Rtce
rrTxahath Kline Ada Conrad
Noro,hy stanton Martha Majesty
;Anrala Fink Agnes Mcintosh
Eleanor Taylor Margaret Darah
C.thArtae China Esther Remke
Billy Berch Margaret MCEreoa'
-Jeesie Allen nan
MeSdames
James Bolton Ray Hamilton
Merle Yillee William FrlG
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INTERESTING
. + ENGAGEMENT
N @A9 ~SH
@kMMoUNCU1gEMP u MADE OF THE
Wr1A4EndENT or MOSS PLOR-
! RNCR MAY DLgHOP AND NOR
YRXDERICK PLUuEY
: JoENSoM OF WAL
THAN MASS.
eYsddlnR WIN Hs Among the Notable
HupSlAl Events Of Early june.

l. or and Mrs George A Bishop. or
YHoodsdale. announce the engagement OIL
ffSishop and Mr.. Frederick Pluml"y John
son, Of wAltham. Miss. The wedding
win be an Interesting event OF June.
Miss Bishop Is quite an accomplishing
an enVlable place in the musical ~orIa.
She Is. q graduate OF St. FIncents No!,
lage. Halifax, Noyia Scotia. and attendSd
the New England Conservatory OK Music
Boston, Mass. for six years. For some
time Ahe was organ!st at the ST; MAI
ShewS church. which position she re
signed last fall to assume that or m
Bsrnctor OF music at Natiehal EaEN E
aenainaKy, Forest Glenn, Washington
ID C
t. wSddtng In Paris.
l Word was received here y esTSrSoiHty ~ ~
hxhls city and Mr.. Maurice. or faFtt
Franco The wedding took place a;
Paris on December ), in the presence %
the American Consul the Groom
Invited guests. After a dinner or Splen'
Xiid appointments Mr.. and Mrs. Maur'S,
.denarted for Weisboden, the preSen'
resadenee OF Mr.. Maurice: s,S,-t-
Pha groom is in the finance depart
Irnslat Of Franco. On being released ne
Esnay come again to the United etaJSS
The groom left Paris on that rnetnora t5
second OF August. 1914. de was "ot tSis
Comfy on business for the krenSn
lSpyernment The bride was porn AZ
TNHred In this city where she spent ~
re- life. She has the best WISHES o.
she4 many friends
& cAr8er~DtmruIck wedding.
? srne marriage OF Miss Sarah may
Dtmmiek and Mr.; John I; 40 o'eiocS
a the parsonage OF the Stone Presoyter'
1an church with Rev. L. 3; LeweltyI1;;
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs, carter "'tl
cake up their residence IN Lortns ~
Triadelphia and Mr.. Carter Is the casn-
Ter OF the State Bank OF Elm crow
5a In the son OF Mr.. and Mrs A <
Cayter. OF Elm Grove.
watAo PartT.
Miss Ethel kcmno was hostesS 20
number OF young frienoS ON New ear
eve at her home. No. 52+ N@ tonat H 49,.
FStlton, A watch pCrty was the teatuig
ora the affair and merry games anG
Tnrfsic filled the hours until Ulldhl6nH
wSen A very dclcctable luncheon was
served with pretty appointments car,
rina out in q color scheme OF PINK anu
green. A mound ~ PINK oSeS -
tered the table md the taEUrs ~.
novelties suggestive "l inc NC"
The guests were;
p>-ances DrIscoN Anna Yossen
Virginia Coleman M3rEarrt NON
Eleanor DriSCuU t'!r lNt", r
Irehe Leech ''.'.l. IN
Ethel Kemna "''''""'
Catherine Cans
x.,5 Ennb1 John Corey
5tNSa-5 Yocka William krwU2
n.no- Winters Warner Icy
hRhn DunlaScy Fra SAM -
On Young Jon" N-"
ASN Mr.. and Mrs. Kemna-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25

my world. 1t is not so bold or conf
dent.
What I'm getting at is. this" He
held up the manuscript. "'rhis is Mr..
Sldney's diary. have talked to Mrs.
Sidney. She thinks. as I think. that
you should read it, You'll probably
want to confirm what I say. You'll
have to ask Mrs. Sidney. Iknow you
are Itching to read it. i also know
that If one Of your scruples inter-
vened. you'd let your itch 90 unscratch.
ed. But this is what came In for.
and here's the manuscript.
"You understand that In giving II
to you ! surrender Internationally. |
know it. but want friends. The only
one had Is dead; must make other
ones"
The extraordinary fellow shook my
hand. left the manuscript In 1,y lap
and went out, a more pathetic figure
OF sorrow than ever expected to
see in jed
! went at once to Mrs. Sidney. Jed.
said. had left the diary with me.
Would 1t serve any useful purpose for
me to read 1t. or should 1t not go d.
rectly to the fire?
Il think you should read 1t, john
she said. II told Jed 80. He is very
shrewd. His judgment and mine In
this case agree"
l went buck to the Office. put log
on the fire and sat down to read the
diary.