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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-23
War Enqulfs East.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prediction Of
disinterested statesmen, that the pro-
posed peace treaty with Turkey appor-
tioning the choicest parts Of the Turk
ish empire among the various Europe
an powers would Balkanize the entire
Levant seemingly has been realized,
according to all reports. War exists
today from the Black sea to the Dead
sea, the Turks and Arabs being en-.
gagged In fighting with the British,
French and Greeks IN almost countless
p1aceo.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-23
ESTATE or PAIl. IiAPkA
State Of llinlleSota.)

49,
County Of Aorrson.)
In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the l:s;at" OF l'aui
llHplla. I'ccrd'nt
The state Of Minnesota to al! pcr:oDs
interested in thu. .,rantin@ Of adlninh-
tlatiOn of the estate Of said dcc"d, Mt
The petition Of ft"!''n IL; l'i;'
having be ca :il,u in this t..u!t. !,H't-
:, MIN mat lNul !iarka. i''ro
a :, -id,nl ~ the County "f N"r!'-
son, Stat" Of Minnesota. uird lnic>iAi'
Tn the !St day OF th'"Ett,'. '"!..
and pra NinS that lr:t,''S Of 3dmi'l'!l "a
t>n of his estate. hr granted t" li' y
Hapku: and the Court having lid
tn" time and place for hearing said Pc
titnn:
Therefore. YOU and Each OF You. are
hereby cited and r'uuircd to show
cause, if any you ha,-. before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House. in the City OF Little
Falls, in the County OF Morrison. State
Of MinntSuta.nn the l4lh day of AUGUST.
1920. at 10 o'clock a. Mr.. why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court and
the Seal said Court, this 10Th day of
July, 1920.
(SeaD c. w. KEMP.
Probate Judge.
LOUIS w. VASAIY,
Attorney for Petitioner. 2l-2S
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-23
428 Years ago
Columbus Discovered
America

Two years ago we dis
covered that the people OF
Morrison county want fresh
roasted coffee at true CO.
operative prices. The ma
jority of the people of M or
rison county are now usingt
our coffees, SO we figure
that our discovery was just
as great to us and to the
people of our community as
it was to Columbus when
he discovered this old high
priced world of ours. We
have just received 1000
lbs of fresh roasted coffee,
and of the best blends that
money can buy.
We have coffee in
1 ID. Pkgs,
5 ID. Bags,
10 ID. Sacks,
: Is Id. Drums,
Is Id. Drums.
Every pound guaranteed
and at prices that will con-
: vince you that the North
American Grocery Com
pany wants to cooperate
with the people of Morrison
County.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-23

WE ARE THE LARGEST CREAM
GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE THAN
OTHER BUYERS. KIEWEL ASSO-
GATED PRODUCTS co. lift
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-23

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-23

M and Mrs. Arthur Mielke: Mrs:
Julia Powers. Mr.. ana si,S. Dewey E'ss-
erson lief, Tuesday by auto for short
trip no north. >.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
Fdrmen og bdven.
Hsoistrst Of en- praitiit GARNER.

Mulcrne. Sc finder oabcnt Mar.
teo Tor WllIeiolcrnc, ioainart oe err
o1ppnnebe. Ser er G"pfiebcre, iom
bdr Qiort Def til CT, Iorretning at
tlebc op 'Iiee Sober og ip0c Dem %
I'll Muller. Sormerc, iont oriber
mco at oole WulefoIer, hur / set
mlllolte Den 6or0cl, at Be fonnlcr
forboIo5pia burti1t til line Tenqcr
iglen. Naar alt 90ar, Ion1 6%crcgnet,
roar DC paa nof ia fort Si0 fine Sen.
9ctolG9 tilbagc igiell, Iomtioigt
Mco, Of DC ioor lig nler cQcr minore
9oot betnlt for &rpoeri, Hiif % Nr,
heloc % rnO9aor at pope noget pad
DC utge Gpr % iororc, blic % regte
Dem, til DC er blet arbcio$bpgtige,
tloore Mlller.
S9nge lepe WuIen - ben 9ier
ret ina a~lliqepel.
HaaS % @inf.
Ger er otter NIT Spu poa Gilt
gen to mcget pIgti9e @rlmoc, buor-
for InoclSforrctningcr cller co.opes
ratlpe 6oretagcnOer bar gaoet ia0
llomerfet / Gonmarf. 6or set ier.
tic gioroe SpifIono % 2iterrige pes
i'm forenebe Hpperfrig moo Gan.
mart Sanoet oIoclcS iattigt. Set
TOR trpffcn0e Mon, iont 0reu San.
ltcrne til at ioriG0c meb cooperative
Soreta9elber. 6or BET olloet CT
Can'ferne Den melt oplpite Notion i
Serocn, 9rltn1i9t Oilciplincre0c
oiennem baarbt IrbeiOe ira @arr.
oommcu al % Ell itren9 Sporoeelie
/ Sienmet. Slige 6olf fan arbcioe
lammen, bolS nogen fan. 6olf,
iom t9llfer bare paa egcn SorOel, er
Oaarlige WeoIemmer of bupe me0
/ en- co.operotip Sorretning.
- Set er MI pao bsi 5io at ioa
Sinterrugen.
. Set lenner Jig Iise ino 9o0t at
feOe 6lGrfrG JONI Suin % StlOc.
Noor &pnIene holoer poo at
unite ON &lrOning, er oct no0pcu=
bigt, at De iaar operflsoigt al for
'fleaigartet Spbe.
- SEQ at pIsie bpbt ier lite Of
tober fan man elsre adal poa
"@bite @rubs", iortpuer ct Tnr.
~nlerblao.
- Ger pil bli bpgget lller enc iar
mleb &onfret % inbbltl Nuriten he.
; 0orbpeitert, oe oct er bare, ionr
BET ifol p9re, gn pigti9 Sing er
set, at 6armerne ielu fan gierc Ell
flor Gel al A%rbeioet, noar Der brll'
geS set Slaga Sp99ematcrialer.
-9ao o8 rciIc rlt1bt / 9tabolaget
ell Tag % ltllocre liot oi$ic Greene.
ringSarbcioerne, ion or bICt uOfort
0e iioite 70 a Is Nar. Ter iinOc$ !
nlal,ee gtabolog 0rPncringsarbci-
Ser, ionl foltcoc Ell goo Gel rncr, enc
&c iorbcorebc 2anoet. Sligt ber
bitOrea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
Hpe SanSbruASbpacr.

& 9ebet al iioite Iaareb har 0anos
brIo6ocpdrtementcr ltnaibct felgerbe 80
ger pg Smaalfrifter, iom pil bli icnbi
sratiS I'll enhucr, Der ifriber efter heml.
Tile Trenching Machinery (Farm-
ers' Bulletin IBID.
Sennc iluitrerehc BOG beifrioer sc
nreite % bcbitc MaItiner til BRIG pco
Srrnering % @rsftegrapnine.
A Method of Analysing the Farm
Business Farmers Bulletin ID.
en- npttie go9, ser fprflarer hborIebes
Ell SarrIrer lei fnn reane no bbdo SlaQS
Snrn1ing, Der bctnltr Jig, og hrilfc Creme
al Sarrpirtipmbebcn ban bcIer ber inos
title.
Food for Young Children (Farm-
ers' Bulletin 7l7).
Gnbner Wpr, Ser bar intaa Barn, ber
!Gie benne Soe. Ser Der nbiennes / nh
og aiennemIeet llbgdpe.
Standard Varieties of Chickens
Farmers Bulletin 898).
en- nh lloaane al Sdubbru9soepartes
mentct5 illilitrerebc 300 ON Ssnienpl.
Influence of the Tractor on Horses
Farmers Bulletin l093).
Hog Lice and Hog Mango Farm
ers' Bulletin l0S5).
Pop Corn for the Market (Farm-
ers' Bulletin $50.
Tobacco Culture Farmers Bulle-
tin SID.
Sor at erboIbc oiSie @eaer Ital ma
blot ifripe til 9ipiiion of Fluctuations,
II. 2. Separtmcm Of ~agricnIture. @aibs
ington. 8. g.. pg angipe Humrenc pau
DC @eacr, man eniter. On fulbitrnoig
Sprte0nclIc ppcr 1000 9eger, ionr man
gratis ion faa tilienot fra 9anobruess
Separrenrentct. pil oil ienot paa SorIans
genbe al List Of books for free dis
tribution".
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Vco &apet.

8. enoclig it ieg NiQ ituc
Or tore, on brulcnoc Sab,
buor &urIbIolcu5 flummcn0c Cue
bag 9clgcrnc3 @rem 9anr | 8rop.
Gil Dig bar leg lrn9tet ian lTngc,
Nu toner sc uareltc Stren9c.
8, cnOcIig itaar ic9 uco 6uuct,
Set CT. ion1 ic9 nIaotc cn Ben.
Sc IinDer, inn onbt bar b%c9rapct.
on prtfcr Utilize i9lcn.
Iinoer ira bicmli3c Strdnbe
III bprer til frenmebe Sdnoe.
: Sap, / Sin bnmpebc Slrien
lea berer Ell lottcnoe gang,
on / Spncrne5 ntIge gruIcn
lea amer CT Stcmr1c5 SLANG.
sra @arurommen5 apiter ocn tontnt
ntco Suo ira min llngopnt@lontn1cr.
8 6np, pad Sim bu9aenoe SclNe,
min Silicn iii 0iemIdnoct bdr.
8. trbc ic9 bare Dig ielNe
en- SAP til, jca Itonlct CT her.
Iin Srntc ica curcr ci llioe,
lea cuucr tun lUnntc oa ltbe.
"Sutta".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

Sianba, clicr Snnrrtgc 4rctcr. VI Sdolc
@runoeIunb. NoriattcrenS SorloN,
51t Y. Teorio Strcct, Gbico9o, 81.
Yri5 500.
Settle CT Ell Samling al ale SIa93
"imIrrloc 8rciGr" - SnIddhilturier,
Incfootcr, Qiere, &arifdturer - aItlamz
men efter Torfattcren5 e9ct llbiaau poa
S%itelbldbet. cnteu "9iort, ~ltrcoci, otQtct
% itiaaIct" cIIer liant % lupet". Set
ipiDer ulber Sntitrnoiahehcrne life i'm.
Nerlig Stole bpilteu al Eclcne, 'ddlGn4e
oct CT intcrc3iont. 90 SC ile'te az piele
Hiipur or iulioIb moripmnle not I'll, at
man finger Dem iioeu at ipprrc otter Or
rinbclicr. Sc, iom CT melt m%lsrrntcr
for at rrrc oriqinale, Ell Iom He9cl 90
ino DC. en- iii times beOit oni; % man
uil irriig nleo mcgen Sorneiellc lr1c
Sorfdtiercn5 lime &t'torier Of Strcnsr
fra Gautbrp9c cller aplhtouor9 o9 andre
biitoriiie ,tbrilc Settlenlcntcr her / Trnes
rita. bpori &c optrpbcnbc Yerioncr | Nls
minoeli9beb cr So9niu9er-ct T~olfcfGro,
inm @rinocIuuh - scr iclp, bel at merle,
CT Sogning 49, pooitoor ltnl bore en-
irantifrau mart p9 tiGitcrap Hace. Snm
/ ale IliQc SumlinQcr az Sp't 90 Sat mt
bcS Scr 10 ogioa her enocI torncli9e Sds
ger - Icttiebte Mtoripmbcber, Tom bar
prrct iagt inn tibt, al SC bc9nuOcr at BIZ
fieoeIioc. Nien ser er mcr enb not i9ien
al bet beorc SloQet for SoIldren % nrrz
prrcnhc NnmeIbcr haabcr, at &c mango
iromerfehe Snhfalb % Der hct itore o9
belle uiourIioc @lntor. ser prr9cr So0en,
pil loitc riAtiB mango Slo1tcr bdooc no
al SoQnin9cr o9 andre ollo'isolnor!l9c
Wcnlciicr, iclp on &c / Ni@lc Stoer er
prrbt Fare hct hnlpe al iii EunInNcnoc
- iee ntcucr SInuterre untlirli9pt>.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

North Star Stories. Sixteen Stories
from the Norwegian, Swedish,
Danish and Old Morse. X. {.
Hotter Publishing Co., Minneapolis.
Price Sl.00, bound.
2eunc SamIin0 al uuerinttc Smdas
iortpIingcr bar iel9cnbc SroboIo:
Alexander and BucephaloS, Hans
Aanrud; Star-Eye, Zacharias Topc-
Illus; Only a Dog. Per Sivle; The
Emperor's Vision, Selma Lagerlof;
When the Ram and the Pig Set Up
housekeeping in the Woods, Nor
wegian Folk-Tale; Three Holiday
Ewes. St. St. Blicher: The Plague,
Werner Won Heidenstam; Tobias Wall
flowers Dori, Barbra Ring: A Loan
from the Sea. St. St. Blicher; Ole
and Svante. Gustaf at GcijerStam;
The Funny Teacher. Dikken Zwilg-
meyer; The Christening Gift, Anna
Wahlenberg; An Adventure on the
Finmarken Moors, Ole Lutzow Holm;
Einride Matches His Skill at Sport
with Olav Trygvason, Snorre Sturlas-
son; The Conquest OF the Big Hill,
Dikken Zwilgmeyer; The Law of the
Woods, Ole Lie Singdahlsen.
Conn man bill Ie CT oct et Gpot lloual9,
% llSsiperne bar eiort Met / al bc9nnNe
Woqen meo Ianrub3 r%forli9neltg nor
Ionnlc SortrHing ON @l,tteu, ionl lpillcbe
Nleranoer % iiulbe trntne GllcephaIo".
Tlere al Ianrios 6ii1orier % cnoog en-
Del al sc nler tbpii!e Observation-Disclosures
tllnbc egre Jig til S%periGttelic. SIicbsr,
S%eibenltant, 9agerlof, @ciieritam og
Siple or ficnbtc Naone / Siteratnrci.
Ser bllrbe aiprs5 nler, cno bcr htNttI er
bIet giort for at gierc DEM ttIglGn9eli9
/ Oct cngelite Sprog for bore bngrc 8cnez
rdtioner Der / Sarpet. Siples "Sdrc ell
5lnb" er / Jig ielp ct flaSiiIt lioet Stntfe
2iteratlr. ) Barbra &tr9s % 9ittcn
3tpiIgmeners Striftcr CT Der life liOct.
iom fuube lotte en- Sperirtrer. Def
belle er oct en- goo @icrning at bclprgc
llbsit paa @neeIit Iettcre litcrrrc Sin0
iont pisie ira noroiitc Sorinttcres &ad1o,
0iennem 2rsnin9eu az oennc Nrt Sitce
ratir pil Sanicn oa SnteresIeu for ner
forbringsiulbe Saaer ltirrpcS % pscS.
Sc ilcitc al bi5ie Sortrllin0er CT over
latte al Yroi. $. &. SergenIcu. U.
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spobeloacts ;yrrb til Tprac 1921.

Nuc SapcIrnbiuGer cIlcr andre, ium er
intcrcsierebc i at bclsec Nor9c %aoren
1921, tan cr6oInc iuInitrnbi9e SpIr5s
ui,0cr pco at itripe til :. u. @nIbp,
Sorn1ano for &nbclnnosldact, &ubion,
8i3. @nd nlco pna Den ltorc Trrb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

9sI be-
ltebiGIpsar.
|tagcnbe III
|lorc ON III
Neglernecr
|n al lenne
tnoi96e0, a,
Wnles bar
Tile 2anSets
9cItasers
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Sonn1erue
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Purab.
bli tIbeIt
h0r (Nr,,.
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at OpitiQ.
|berisninser.
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n BET 9teNe
|ite0 State3
Oct %oarIi9e
FltehiGIpsor,
iom
|i~tiGfti8eIier,
itsrite Sc.
&c
bar btoras
|obrebelie AZ
EeritebIrIps'
|berdf til en-
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|nbete nlera
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Siteratur.

@lansn, cllcr Snurrisc 8reicr. III SnSic
@runoeIanb. SoriattcreuS Sorlon
51t Y. Teorio Strcct, Gbico9p, 81.
Yri5 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

North Star Stories. Sixteen Stories
from the Norwegian, Swedish,
Danish and Old Morse. X. {.
Hotter Publishing Co., Minneapolis.
Price Sl.00, bound.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
ESTANCIA

e. d, Kelly went to Albuquerque
| Thursday for a short visit.
Julian Salas and Edward l.
Medler returned from a business
trip 10 Santa Fee Friday.
Among those who attended the
Masonic convention in Albuquer-
lque Friday and saturday were Mrs
Carl Sherwood. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
! Greene and r. N. Maxwell.
A. NJ. Parrett was in Mountain
air Thursday in interest of the Red
Cross.
| The Woman's club met at the
home of Mrs. Willie Elgin Friday
An interesting feature of the meet
ing was the discussion of the pro-
posed purchase of a building for
a club room. A delightful lunch
! was served by the hostess.
John McGilliyray of Lucy. was
a business visitor Friday.
Il. r. Lovelace oRScholle, was in
town Friday
Assistant District Attorney r. L.
Hit and Mrs. Hit We're here Fri
day. Mr.. Hit having just returned
from attending district court at
Las Cruces.
II. c. Williams returned from a
short visit in Albuquerque Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Rousseau,
Mrs. L. d, Roberts and sister, Mrs.
r. M. Bingaman, went to Albu-
querque Saturday. returning on
Sunday.
Miss Vera Roberts, daughter of
A. w. Roberts and Frank San
duslly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Sandusky were united in marriage
by Rev. w, c. Grant Sunday. The
young people are well and favor
ably known in the community and
have the best wishes of their many
friends. Mr.. Sanduslly is the rep
resentative of the Continental Oil
company here and they will make
their home in Estancia.
Sheriff Alexandra Baca made a
trip to Duran sunday on official
business returning Tuesday.
Rev. j. e. Farley of Mcintosh,
was in town on business Thursday.
j. N. Bush of Newkirk. Okla, for
many years resident of Estancia,
is here for a few days visiting
friends. Mr.. Bush is on his way to
Colorado to spend couple of
months with his son.
Elizabeth Robertson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robertson, is at
home sick with an attack of influ-
enza.
Frank Strickland of Vaughn. in
spector for the cattle sanitary
board was here on official bust
ness Thursday returning to his
home the same day.
Joe Davis of Moriarty, was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. James Lewis was called to
Santa F'e Thursday by the illness of
her father. As his condition was
somewhat improved she returned
Wednesday.
Fred II. Ayers, j. P. Porter and
Nicolas Baca went to Willard
Tuesday as delegates from this pre-
cinCt to the county convention. The
following were named as delegates
to the state convention in Santa Fe
Thursday: r. l., Hit of Willard, |
Prof. Parton of Mountainair. Ven
cesla Romero of Duran, Joe Davis
of Moriarty, ]. e. Farley of Nc
Antonio Salazar of Cedar |
vale and Natividad Salas of Pro-
gresso. To Miss Annie Porter was
given the honor of being the first
woman delegate from this county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28

missed services for the occasion
| and a large audience enjoyed the
lecture.
This year promises 20 be a good
one for the boys and girls clubs
here. New members are being en-
rolled almost every day and nature
promises to assist the young people.
For today Rev. A. G. Crowder
has announced q special sermon to
parents Of the Methodist church.
The aid society of the Baptist
church met Wednesday afternoon
at the church.
Miss Ine2 Griffin took up the
work in English and history in the
local high school Monday morn
ing.
A new real estate firm composed
of II. l.. Andrews and j. L. Clark
has been formed in Mountaiuair.
". l. Andrews left Monday aft
.ernoon for business trim to Texas.
|, w. Parton left Thursday for
Santa Fe to attend the republican
state convention,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
CLOVIS

Mrs. J. j. Hilvers has returned
from Rochester, Mimi. where she
has been to take special medical
treatment.
Mrs. JEFF Roberts and daughter,
Edith, left last week for Baker
Held, Calf" to attend the bedside
OF Mrs. Roberts mother.
Mr.. aud Mrs T. N. Davenport
left last week for Il two months
visit at Havana, Cuba, and other
points.
Joe England, of Cassville. Mo.
was in Clovis this week He has
been spending several days in this
section looking after the oil pros
poets.
G. NJ. Barber, of Albuquerque,
who will have charge of the auto
show in Clovis on April /, 2 and 8,
was hero last Friday ana Satur-
day.
DR.. j. r. Carver, who returned
last week from Washington, d C.,
and other points in the east. saws
that the charter for the First Ma
tional bank at Grady has been
granted and that it will be open
Tor business in Il few weeks.
j. 2. Lindley and S. A. Jones
have been spending several DAYS in
the Texas oil fields looking after
interests there.
Mrs. Romie Carter and Mrs Il.
B. Carter, of Claiming. Texas, arc
here attending the bedside of THEW
mother, Mrs. +. X. Tucker, who is
quite sick.
Miss Ethel Smock, of Denver,
Colo, is here to take charge of the
home service department of the
Red Cross. She will be here for
several months.
Maurice O'Neal will leave this
week for California, where he ex-
poets to spend some time.
Carl A. Hatch, collector of in
tcrnal revenue, of Albuquerque, Is
a Clovis visitor this week.
Miss Marie MCGOWAN returned
tkis week from Newton, Kansas.
where she has been visiting for the
past several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Honea and
Miss Helen Lyons We're visitors to
Amarillo the first of the week.
DR. j. w Board returned this
week from a business trip to points
in Oklahoma.
At meeting of the republicans
of the county held at the Elks'
home last Saturday afternoon, G.
w. Singleton, George Mclean and
w. II. Ducllworth were named as
delegates to the state convention
that will elect delegates to the ma
tional convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28

Mr.. Reynolds with his family left
mere for Granville, Okla, where
they will make their future home.
This family has resided in Por-
tales for many years and will be
Igreatly missed.
Mrs. j V. Bieler and son, John
William, of this city, have gone to
| Clovis for a ten days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bieer and fam
lily
T. f. Jordon of this city and j.
r. Llndley OF Clovis are on a trip
lof several days to the oil fields of
Texas, While they are absent
Mrs Lindley is the house guest of
Mrs. Jordon.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Parker left
TUESDAY for FL Paso. Tex, where
they go for treatment for Mrs.
Parker.
Mrs. James Stinnett was recently
called to Childress, Tex, on ac-
count Of the serious illness of her
brother.
Mrs. George Welton of .Artesla
was a weekend guest of Miss
Louise Hamilton of this city.
Mr. Mansur, a prominent bust
ness man of Chilicothe, Mo-, is
spending several weeks in our
town looking after his interests
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Wilcox OF
town are entertaining sister of
Mr.. Wilcox. Mrs. Malin of Tama,
Iowa.
Mr., and Mrs. 7. S. lPhippeny
spent from Saturday until Mon
day here. They were en- route
overland in a car from Ell Paso,
Tex, whore they had been visiting
their son and family for the past
month. They were ON their way
home in Greedy, Colo.
Q. s. Strickland received a wire
last Monday calling him to Claren-
don, Tex. stating this his sister,
Mrs. J. NJ Baldwin, was seriously
i'll with FLU" pneumonia. Mr..
Strickland left Monday afternoon
for Clarendon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
MOUNTAINAIR

| Eric McWhirter of Cleveland
oklahoma, came in Saturday for
snort visit with his son G. T. Nc.
Whittier.
NJ, McEachem is quite i'll again.
His condition is reported as being
very serious.
Born, on Thursday. March is. to
Mr. and Mrs. l., A. Shartzer, a son.
lie IS named Clarence Leonard.
Mrs, Wallace shartzer and little
daughter, Helen. arrived last
Thursday from Corona for visit
with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Shartzer
at the ranger station.
c. L. Burt was here Saturday
and Sunday on business. He re-
turned TO albuquerque Sunday aft
ernoon because of the illness of
Mrs, Burt.
K, E. Farley and family of Nc
lntoSh. We're here Sunday.
A son was born Monday morning
TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Copeland
Her many friends win be glad TO
Know that Mrs. Julian Howell, who
was Miss May Booth, of this city
Is improving. She has been quite
Ill with Influenza a. Marion, Ala
The young peoples class of the
Methodist SUNDAY school was very
pleasantly entertained last Friday
evening a! the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Cox. About thirty young
people We're entertained with music
and games and refreshments We're
served.
r. Romero. Shelton w. Parton
and Vernon T, Truman attended
the republican county convention
in Willard Wednesday as delegates
from Mountainair precinct.
Last Sunday morning Rev. w. +.
Phipps reproduced Russell II.
Converts lecture. Acres of Dia-
monds," at the high school audi
forum. The Methodist church dis
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PORTALES

The most brilliant social" affair
that has been given in Portales for
the past several days was at the
Mrs. w. E. Lindsey, when on the
evening of the seventeenth the
sophomore class of the high school
gave a st. Patrick's dance for
Mike Lindsey, their Irish" mem
Der. The girls wore Irish blouses
and green caps for a memory to
the famous saint. while the boys
wore shamrocks and green neck
pieces. They danced Irish jigs and
other old and new fashioned
dances. The favors of the evening
were Irish flags decorated with
silver harps. During lulu in
| the dance the host and hostess
lserved refreshments consisting of
ice cream and cakes representing
st. Patrick with a green cap, and
cocoa. Miss Lottie Lee Lotion,
their favorite teacher, was chap
eron and aid of the dance. The
class consists of Misses Bertha
Captina, Caroline Bradley, Cor
nelia Haggerston, Jewel Bostick,
Ruth Bostick, Prebble Boone, Luck
Stinnett, Marjorie Kapps, Lucille
Lackey, Dora Chavers and Miss
Lottie Lee Lotion, eacher; Messrs.
Johnson, Claude Boone. Otto Cap
tina. Herbert Richard. Clyde Hill |
Avis Garrett and George Nelson. |
The consolidated schools at /
Floyd, few miles from Portales, |
gave box" supper at the school
house last Saturday night The
Portales band furnished music for |
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finley left
here Saturday morning for Hot |
Springs, N. NJ, seeking benefit |
from the baths for Mr.. Finley.
Narcotics Williams, son of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Ed Williams of this city, |
arrived here Saturday from Burk-
burnett, Tex, where he has been
for the past year. to recuperate |
from serious trouble which was
caused by running a nail in his foot |
and blood poison setting in.
Mrs. Hicks and son, who have |
spent the past winter in Portales,
left last Tuesday morning for their |
home in Butler, Pa. Mrs. Hicks
substituted as Spanish teacher in
school during the FLU" epidemic.
]. S. Long returned recently |,
from trip of several days to
Pecos, Tex, where he went in the
interest of the oil game, as he owns
land in that region.
Paul Stokes and Sylvia McRae,
both popular young people of Por-
tales, were married Sunday after
noon at o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents. Rev. j. II.
officiated. They will make
their future home in Portales.
; AFTER having spent the past
winter with her daughter in Texas
Mrs. ]. H. Stuckey returned to her
home here last Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Merrill has returned
from Albuquerque, where she went
as delegate to the grand lodge
of the Eastern Star, when
was held in that city.
The Berean class of the Central
Christian church had social
last Monday evening at
The home of Mrs. ]. S. Long, who
S teacher of the class. A very in
.eresting hour was spent in dis
,ussing plans for the future adj
of their work. Delic-
GUS refreshments were served by
He hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kenyon now
'ccupy their new modern bunga-
ow on the eastern side of town.
James Reynolds came in Satur-
lay from Burkburnett, Tex, where's
lie has been most of the time for
he past year. On last Thursday