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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
"NOriCE To BET
FIELD LtnOl.ERs

We need many Mexico iabcrers
Tor beet fiels work IN the State o.
Colorado. The work begins about the
.0th o. May end will end about the
las, OF N1Tcmber This work Ia doaS
under contract You will work Ia.
dep"n .cnlly aud viii not have 20 paw
commission 10 anyone.
Houses or tents, wood or coal. and
water. will be furnished tree %
charge. while working under ihes ,
contracts
For better Information write H.
any % the following addresses
Arkansas Valley Farmers Asso.
Citation. Rocky Ford. Colorado.
or
American Dee, Sugar Company
Rocky Ford. Colorado
or
Ben Lucero, supervisor n Rocky
Ford. ManEsnola. Fowler and puol.
10 Districts. y. o. Box no. ia.
RoovLy Ford. Colorado.
or
y. c. Barron. Supervisor OF l.as
Anlmas and liasty Districts. =. q
hox No. 49,. Las Animas. Colorado
or
= " Gandara. Supervisor ~
Lamar and Wiley Districts. y .
llox No. rs. Lamar. Colorado. ne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
COMMITTEE ON MASONIC
BANQUET HOLDS MEETING

The oommi,lc' IN charge ~ nr.
rangements for the Masonic Han luct
10 be- gisea here the nighi II Apiil
~. met last night IN the Nationa,
bank OF Commerce Tn, main AT.
feulty encountered by the roLimit.
tee Is In securing building OF sul.
iicisnt Size 10 accommodate al the
quests that will attend tie bsuuu,t.
II Ia estlIaai,d that between 200 aad
100 guests viii be pr,scnt.
II MAS decided at last nlglis meet.
ing that the high school auditorium
will be used " It can be- secured en-
that night, ~ ih,rr h not sufnclcnl
seating capacity eitlcr IN the An.a.
rillo Hotel G'ulng room or the liar.
sey houle. IN, memh u ~ the
school hoard will BE- seen today and
II Is believed that the auditorium
VIII be obtalLed for ~. occasion.
T. Y. Durham Is chairman W the
committee on ARRANGEMENTS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
CHIEF DAVIS SUBMITS
LARGE MARCH REPORT

one OF The largest monthly zoe.
ords ever made hy the loci, ruhoc
department was reported IN Mafga
by Police CLie &. NJ. Davis. total
of ssg arrests be,rg uadc. most VI
which w.to sor miner oilenscs ahd
violations o. the oity's ordinances.
Traffic violations seemed 90 %,
the most prevalent as Mg0rycir
Policemen Campbell and Wall mad.
a total OF ltG alresti. ln0st a. whl,h
were for speeding. cutting corners.
open mufflers, driving Ct iol std
OF street. double parking and rcca-
less driving.
Arrests by officers were. Chief
Davis. IL; o. Is. Chesshlr. IS: ". N.
Goodnight, y. J. L. Campbell. a.:
Leo Crawford, 80. J. " Keeion. 90.
J. ID. Wall. S.: 7. 4. sammons. %:
J. W. Adams, 81: Bob sullinger.
special patrolman. IS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Carroll AND OEINER
GET TWO YEAR TERM
FOR THEFT Of AUTO

The Jury IN the ,ssc ct lO gaf,
Of Texas w. Tod carroll charge
with theft OF an automobile. yestpr.
day morning returned verde, lu
district court finding the t'leuiant
guilty and assessing lis runia hmeri
at two vars In the pcnltPbtMr, u
v. neiner. % partner OF Carroll 10
The oflpnse. also WIS given % $50
year sentence
The jury IN the Ease Of state ts
=. u. Dudorick. who H. charged with
tho same ofi,nse hai failed % agree
on q verdict at q lat" ho.r las u.ght
The three youns mpi WDu ln
trial charged With stealing nuirk
automobile recently helIng.n r0
Fob Glenn OF THE eit, Thei were
arrested at tha"nius hv Sheriff
Garrett. and ~, tho 'ime 90 their at.
res, they w'r. 10 Nj G,ehns cat
according Ia the statement ~ theI
Claiming sheriff rnarges pf theft
~ automobile tools and acccssorirsI
also have tcon made AGAINST nom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
CALIFORNIA PEDESTRIAN
IS N CITY ON WAY EAST


Henry stewart. claimant Of th-
worlds champcnship a. walker,
arrived In Amarillo afoo, Tuesday.
Ne lives In San Diego. cal. aud -
advertising that city In q trip ecross
the nation. lie probably viii rcmsia
here a dsy or two before continue (
his trip eastward.
That San Diego Is the ,ity - hls
choice. was hif statement lesi,iiay
and he 10 still con, WINGED that that
city II one 81 the most beautiful
places In the world lie u walkin ,
under the auspices ~ the san Diego
Chamber OF Commerce.
NJ. Stewart claims 30 have wall
ed Q total OF 10000 niles. and =, To.
News office gave some iniefes, ing
data On his cxpcricu6es In travelling
over the world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Dorothy Dalton's
Beauty Chat

Mics nnriity Dalton. tfs asifrs faissH.
~ VOID or't nv tsr ben tfrl sariYl.siae
saw Nm, rir or woman can hau o h,nuti.
iul ro-t'shiie complexion ~ srnotH ur.
nv aA,i-s ard uas nrrwllin siruie tDI,t
preparation ! Gee u hseuuse % inra-.s Boz.
siani beauty cay io rrrN. ahs1ufe'g
s'rrile.. ard h-s Htar,v'nus effect ui.an mo
sAin One application proves IL a. sure q,
~ " N.hsss irtss siirr sfn, ~ tru
n quickly scquiFs beautiful ,omnle, be-
soon 10 apnsaf co. tho rspsr o. ihs msrn.
um~ So bsfsiilo 81 am toilet counter and
~ " to-day you sill 10 dsHrhtfin, ,n,.
nrissi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
lie, Profits Pay II Gu,

Your money promptly refunded. 10
you want %. immediately upon u.
ses'lgatiOn.
Nri,e OF wire f0r tree circular
"ilow 10 Win"
ABNER DAVIS. Trustee.
Consolidated syndicate. IT. Worth
Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
$40 FOR AFORTUNE
~ TENAs or.
Observation-Disclosures

Play the oil game with oil mer
rs oil men play II for profit with
their own money used with yours.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
SEAMAN WILL SPEAK
TONIGHT At SERVICE
Of SALVATION ARMY

h'F o. g. seaman. rector u 81.
'"NI'Ns LpU,oll Church W.I
HUIE 100 tro salvation Au.t ,.r.
300 ih' bali fiIib WI pn, ,ror
capt llOinrlok hu'i,yr, that u.a
meeting Will be- splendid ono aH
WIZ De- 'nJovcd b, IN who .t,urd
Sp'cia' musical numbers VIII nr
furnished %, some members 20. d..
'nlk street Methodist church In.
worth Lolgue. according 10 present
pans lnlrumontal and vocal spIu.
ere being planned fnr the m,,ilnE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
NoriOW OUTS uFFhcL
" CITY MAN GIII

Slw y Notlcw who har boon ac..
ms cry manager fIi the la, mr.,
months h1s vacated HE of.irr IIn
lud rendered his resignation som,
weeks lao 10 becou, ,ffoc,iy, Ann
]. hul dn" % pressing huslr.s. CON.
diiioTs ~ the city hlll ho arir.t b,
i"m1in another week
VT mellow hH. r.t .rrI.r... DBL.
plans ior Goo f.rm. Hu To Dr.
,ur'd p" 800 'uau u.p4 ODD
Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08

" /ilm. recruiting officer Ter the
navy has received new set of
scale. Tor his oific. IN the F.Jorri
building ln addition to being able
'o weigh recruits. DO also viii b.,
"hl" 10 measure THEN heights At Tie
iJWe time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Personals

y. s. Nudge. valuation engineer
Tor the Santa We Western Lines. 4.
10 Eansat CITY on company bnslncss
A. D. Kennedy OF the enFin, erlnE
department Of the \. =. a :. p. at
this point Is 10 Topeka
Aaron Frank. craftsman IN ,h.
chief engineer office Of the gsp,,
We. II In Austin visiting his mott er.
who II said 10 be very M.
l.. y. Burden. building supervisor
IN the engineering Department Of the
Santa ~. Il IN Chicago on bushes
Guy A. csrlander thle' trohl,e,l
for the wesiern lines OF the Santa
W.. recently returned from Kansla
City. where be has been on comp .
busintsH.
J. H SNOW. fighi 90 wav agent
for the A r Z s. = western iao.
has returned from an extensive hua.
nes trip over kanras ard okla.
bona.
l.. ". icuhard chief craftsman &.
ihe ongincesi INK department Of 90
Santa Fe. has Just returnrl frou
San Marcial. y. NJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08

Wesson Bu"l oi Ch'caco. foreman
NJ The stool bridge rang OF thr san.
u 70 system. his been in Amarillo
the last two DAYS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
Program Committee
Plans For Meeting

The program committee of the
North Dakota Federation Of Women's
clubs and the city Of Bismarck are
making great plans, for the state con-
Svention to be held In that city on Oc-
tober 5, 6, Z and 8. According to Mrs.
e. r. Smyth, chairman of the program
committee, the program has been
completed and there will be a num-
Der Of splendid features introduced.
One Of the main features will be
the stress laid upon visual education
which include the use of motion pic
lures in the school room as an aid to
class work. This will undoubtedly be
the next big step in the development
Of the modern school system. 81
DR.. Charles w. Elliott, Of Harvard
university, points out. 1--WE have been
accustomed to depend upon the ear.
q very inferior method compared with
education through the eye. Mrs. Guy
Blanchard of Chicago, an authority of
reputation m motion pictures
! n teaching, has been secured to adj
dress the meetings.
Tests conducted in the Detroit pub
lie schools during the year, show that
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
INTEREST To WOMEN

where pictures { shown 80 minutes
before and after 9 recitation the pu-
pills are able to learn more in 80 min
1utes than they learn in $50 minutes
of oral recitation.
Among other features are the musi-
cal program which includes an En-,
downment Fund concert and enter
tainmehts by Miss Dorothy Sticky, q
reader Of SGcognized ability, who has
given programs before the. American
Legion throughout the state.
In commitment to Miss Lillian Ben.
deke,l d ke-elect, Mrs. Percy H.
Dyste q FEne Engstad) of Huron. s.
d., enteM hihed at an attractively ap-
pointed dinner in the home OF her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Engstad,
703 South Fifth street, on Sunday eve-
ming. There were ten guests, among
them Misses Elsa and Marion Ben
deke, sisters. Of, the honor guest. Pink:
roses made an effective centerpiece for.
the table, and an enjoyable hour fofs
lowed the dinner. 1.his evening Miss
Vera eStinson has invited a gVbup of
women to dinner in her home in Riv-
erside Park in Miss Bendeke's honor.
Miss Stinson will use flowers of the.
season in the rooms and she win She
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Leslie
Stinson. e
Mrs. F. E. Dickinson, 1o4 Vernon
avenue, returned Sunday evening from;
Lake Bemidji, where she has visited
for several days az the guest Of Mrs.
Finley Cameron. DR.. H. G. Woutat
and Ransom Barnes. who visited over
the week enc with their families, also
returned Sunday evening.
,RJ, = 4 y
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan olmstead
Of Philadelphia, who were expected
to arrive in Grand Forks this morn
ing, will not come to the city until
Wednesday. according to word receiv-
ed from them this morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. olmstead are en- route to their
home i'm Philadelphia from an extend
ed trip through the west.
Asa X \
MrssSYL. F. Murphy and two little
children. Clare and LOUIS, Sill South
Fifth street, are expected to return
home from Bemidji, ininn.. Tuesday
morning after a ten-day visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p Ms-DiCaire.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall, who have
been visiting in the city as the guest
Of Mrs. Halls brother, John! Bosard;
eos North Sixth street, left this morn
ing for their home in LOWELL, N. 7.
They expect to make q number Of
stops In the east en- route.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
Program OF Musical
Clubs For ! Coming Pear
Is Extraordinary One

With the departing 81 summer
comes talk sof: the fall Int ,winter fes-
.tivities, and club happenings and the
Thursday Musical club program for
the coming year, which has just been
announced, promises muctdhgthe way
of making the coming year's musical
ATTRACTIONS of-interest.
The Thursday Musical club. which
has growth to become n ,of the
Strongest organizations in Grand
Forks, viii have as its president this
year. Mrs gPaofo Conte, under whose
leadership SfyTther success OF the club
are: Vice president, Mrs. E. u
Lander; secretary, Mrs. Stuart Nc
sKenzie: treasurer, Mrs. L.gC.s Harrtng-
ton; librarian, Mrs. A.. NJ. sLommen:
chairmansfof the program committee,
Mrs. j. "a. Poppler, and chorus di-
rector, Mrs. E. E.. Swenson.
To Reorganize ,Chorusss
Under the direction Of Mrs: 3. =.
SwensonS the Thursday Musical club
will, reorgAnize October fortthe com:
ing year'sswork. Accordingsto Mrs.
Swenson, the chorus is to- undertake
some big. things this winter and it fs
club among the leading musical bodies
in the state.
Meet Each Thursday.
AS ips former years, meetings Of the
Thursday Musical club will be held on
the first Thursday afternoon of each
month. in Corwin hall. The program
follows: III ~ IA.
1. Classical, School
l.. Oct. Bach, Handel. etc.,.
....%.s Mrs Enyeart. leader
2. Nov. Haydn, Mozart. Beet
hoven,> ETC.. Elizabeth Kelly, leader
II. Romantic School
I. Dec 2 49, Weber, Schumann.
Schubert, etc. ........
-. /. -. Mrs. Paul Griffith. leader
2. Jan. s. endelssohn, Chopin.
etc. .;.. I. Marie Sattler. leader
III. Development Of Vocal Melody
Thursday Musical Chorus. .....
Mrs. E. E. Swenson, director
4 w., Program School
l.. March 3-Berlioz, List, Ruben
stein, alfe, Sullivan, Foster. etc.
.......... Mrs. Ruettell, leader
v. Modern School
/. April 7-Tchaikowsky, Dyorak,
Rachmaninoff, etc. ............
.. $500. Mrs. Lommen, leader
J.. V. Ultra Modern School
/. May 5-Cherubini, Schutt. Cyril
Scott. Debussy, etc. ..t~...:....
ANNUAL Meeting-In charge Of Social
Committee. /
A . .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
CHOICE RECIPES
iced Chocolate.

In preparing cold Chocolates
chocolate syrup is recommended. To
make the syrup. mix a scant haafs
.cupful Of powdered cocoa with two
cupfuls Of sugar then add granl1}ty
one cupful of boiling water and gc6ok
;in,the upper part OF the double boiler
for eight minutes. Store M q small
glass Jar and keep in q cold place,
To make cedsschocolatSgg.:ass .sllAk /
err will be required. It IS not. exReeHHss
sive,, andacan be nsedsfo ratxtnssS M
.erages. II
Place onelquarter Of s6hptuIg e. j
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23

Roy Carter has returned to Grand
Forks after visiting for a week at the
Carter summer home at "Lavinia''
Lake Remidji. !,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
WOMEN
TAKING TO GOLF

Golf is rovin to be the most pop-
ular form Of recreation for the tired
business woman member Of the Bust
ness women's club Of Minneapolis.
club classes. THE the. 'd fourth t7's9 of 1 4 srie
NJ :.
r,ais LOT d soiI IouIney VII De
iraaoe at q nneetlns calIeo oy Miss MAI
salel,. Mc l : clrD teacner,
Gay no p. m. at clup.
is to appoint the nominating commit
tee sthe first Of September. The shrst
annual meeting and election for the
club will take place early in October.
All Officers will be changed at this
time, some to be elected for one, some
for two and others for three 4
Hereafter onlv one.third ~ the hoard
Is to change each wear.
Work on the. quota allotted the
Grand Forks chapter. offthe American
the F S,yns - rnom AZ fhe County
court house has been secured FOR
general headouarters. Cutting. dis
!tributinr ana viii Be done Al
that 1Dint n Winema,a
Wilt arajn actaSSaniafEsfan RI
Included inYNST@Faffnerts needed
from the locaIscESnfeR 5Safa layettes
kchildren's night drSssesS six -year-oid
size: knitted stockinasa ! 5'1-2 and
II 1.2sAand sweaters1of. n1,dium
size. "
Knitted or crocheted bonnets, one
year-old size. are asked for ia these
can do lust this particular kind of
work, will they please report to Mrs.
Wineman, and the material will be
furnished.
miss Katherine Hedican, whose
marriage to william ii. Benson will
occur on. Wednesday. August rs, was
honor guest at a dinner given on Sun
day seyening in the home Of Mrs. p.
M. Grady at her home, 317 Minnesota
avenue. Pink roses formed at
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
woMAN's FoRsEr RANGER.

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
Dandelion Salad.

sSfChop one cup OF cooked dAndsiionH
sandsthrse pr four radishes 4Sgethergss
,sssason with salt, pepper andsssiemohs
s5Ylaitce. May be mixed with French
dressing or ssmayonnaiee.aa Place
srGckkisp lettuce leaves if desired. When
s6neAwants fancy salad | It ISIS nice
smhnished with slices OF hard boiled
sSegs or slices of radishes:ss Sss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23

Miss Irene Walsh, 81 Dakota ave-
nue., has returned from points in Mon
tana. where she has enjoyed a two
months vacation. Miss Walsh. who
is the local visiting school nurse, spent
considerable Of her vacation with
relatives in Lewistown.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23

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The Jasper news., 1920-01-01
Newspaper Changes.

Lewis Moore, who edited and pub
lished the Border Telephone at Hume
the past % years or more, has retired
and turned that lively little sheet over
to his brother, who was raised in the
Office and trained under Lewis mas
ter hand. Young Mr.. Moore seems to
take hold in most capable manner.
We are sure the newspaper Paternity
of Southwest Missouri are unit in
wishing them both success in their
future endeavors.
J. ii. Heath & Son last week sold
the Golden City Herald to John p.
Gilbreath. Mr.. Heath, ST., has been
at the head of the Herald thirty-odd
years past and has become known to
a wide circle OF readers and the news
paper fraternity. Mr.. Gilbreath is a
young man and good printer and will
no doubt give Golden City good news
paper and we hope be will receive the
support he deserves. lie served in
Uncle Sans Army during the war.
The Jasper news., 1920-01-01
KANSAS WOMAN BURIED HERE
The Family Resided in Jasper Twenty
Years Ago.

e. q. Osborn, now of Topeka, Kan
sas. brought the body of his wife here
last Saturday for burial. Mr.. Osborn
was in the jewelry business here about
20 years ago. He was located with
II. F. Pitts when the Pitts drug store
occupied the building now occupied
by ]. l.. Shields. Mr.. Osborn was ac-
complained by his two sons. The buri-
al took place in the Brethren Cemetery
on the base line Saturday morning,
the body being laid by the side of n
little daughter who died in infancy.
Ida Leverna Wilson was born Octo-
Der -, 1870, at Madison, Kans., where
she resided until her father moved to
Carytown, Jasper County, Mo. In
1898 she was united. in marriage to L.
G.. Osborn Of Chicago, ILL.,, where they
resided until their removal to Jasper,
living here two years and Their going
to Kansas. Her late home was at To-
peka where she passed away Deem
Der %, 1919, after two years Illness
Deceased is survived by her husband
and two sons. The sons are Luther
Il. Osborn OF Emporia, Kans., and AL
len H. Osborn of Topeka. Her father,
VIM. NJ. Wilson, and brother. Lewis
of Ozawkie, Kans., and another BROTH
err Allen Wilson Of Augusta, Ga, also
survive.
Mr. Osborn and his two sons wish
to extend their grateful appreciation
to fri ends here for kindness and sym.
pathy extended in their bereavement
The Jasper news., 1920-01-01

If you want to hear some good
mnsic come to the picture show
Wednesday and Saturday nights.
Better pictures for your money and
good jaszy music on saxophone
and piano thrown in.
John Crow is so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able
to be out of doors a little this fine
weather.
Mrs. Frank Grow and children
spent several days last week with
her parents. G. Fl Redmond and
wife.
C. A. Covert and wife are spend
ing the week in Webb City and
Joplin visiting relatives.
Mrs. E. E Johnson and son
Harold of Springfield. are visiting
L. A. Cordz and family.
Mrs. J D. Chapman's sister
came in Tuesday from. Wisconsin
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. +. H. Mayors and daugh-
ter were Carthage visitors the lat
ter part of last week.
Miss Ida Drake visited her
sister, Mrs. ]. H. McGhie at Colum.
bus, Kaus., Sunday.
Ed Preston and wife and Miss
Minnie Corder spent Christmas
day in Webb City,
John Gather returned from his
farm near Frederick, Okla last
Wednesday
Miss Nellie Rotten OF Joplin is
spending the week with Mrs. Bert
Craniall.
H. H. Sharp and wife of Sar.
coke were in Jasper Tuesday.
LOST-Spotted Poland China
SOW pig Weight about IaS.-Ode
Rice.
The Jasper news., 1920-01-01
THE JASPER NEWS.

ARTHUR F. DRAKE, Publisher,
JASPER, MISSOURI.
Entered at the Postoffice at Jasper,
Mo-, as second class matter, Septem-
Der 81, 1898,
The Jasper news., 1920-01-01
Sturdy Old Italian Dame.

The women Of the lower classes In
Italy are interchangeable workers. They
have to be, and do all sorts Of labor
ious and unwomanly tasks, according
to our American IDEAS. In fact, the
traveller in Italy is almost convinced
that the women do all the work, while
the men do the talking. Age is no bar
rier to feminine activity, for one old
crone at least eighty, to judge from
her wrinkled face and lettering steps,
was photographed carrying an inn
mense basket of fagOts, all alone,
across one of the busiest streets in
lovely Iugano in Italy.
The Jasper news., 1920-01-01
BLUE AND BETHEL.
FRANCES AND MARY CAIRNS

FRANCES AND MARY CAIRNS
Beulah Gather is spending u few days
with Lee Mitchell and family.
Nellie IIane is visiting Charley Hane
and wife.
Jess Kelly and wife spent Sunday
with his folks near Lamar.
Madeline, Willie and Josie Wagner
spent Saturday at Mrs. Young's.
Tom Armstrong was buried Sunday,
the 2sth., at the Waters Cemetery.
He lived east OF Carthage at the time
OF his death, but at one time lived in
the Blue neighborhood and was still
quite we'll known in the community.
Clyde Wagner and family spent
Sunday in Alba with Mrs. V ler's
mother.
George Budd and family spent last
week with Grandma Budd.
Miss Veva Hobson and her two
brothers and Mrs. Halle visited Satur-
day night with Cline's.
Mrs. Yates spent Monday with Mrs.
Will Wood.
Will Wood and family spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Yates.
Mrs Iesby CARROTS father and
mother, Mt. and Mrs. Primer, and
brother Fred Primer OF Pittsburg spent
Saturday at Lesby CARROTS.
Christine and Dean Boyd spent Fri
day night and Saturday night with
Doyle Lilly and wife.
Mrs. George Arner came home Sat
urday from her visit,
Clarence Hlner went to Nevada Sat.
urday and came home Sunday after
noon.
Lee Mitchell bought new Ford car
Saturday.
Sunday, December %, being Violet
Budd's and Len Quillen's birthdays
the following took dipner at Budd's
and helped them celebrate; Eva Cline
Carrie, Gny, and Win seratine, Jessl,
Lucas, Neatie OnsIott, Bert Quillin
Jim Smith and Maud Cloud.
The Jasper news., 1920-01-01
snak.s Num.rou. h idaho.

Pennsylvania, one Of the most pro-
life sections for rattlers, has at least
one large snakeskin tannery and
keeps hosts OF people slaughtering
rattlesnakes. Idaho, however, Is the
banner rattiesnake section Of the
country. Idaho has great ridges Of
rocks, In which are deep bowls, cracks
and caves. Herein rattlers breed by
the eternal thousands and offer vast
industry for RATHER harvesters.
The Jasper news., 1920-01-01
,, MULES AND HORSES
One span 6-year-old mare mule

One span 6-year-old mare mules,
weight 2600, we'll matched
One span mare mules, is hands good
ones
One span mules mare mules, 10 a
hands well matched -,
One span mare mnles, - hands, well
matched
One span horse and mare mules, 10
hands, weight 22OO
One span mare mules, 1914 hands,
we'll matched
One span horse and mare mules, loh
hands, good ones
One span mare mules, l5ai hands
One span horse and mare mules, 1884
hands
One bay marc, wears old, weight
1909, in foal TO jack. Extra good
mule mare
one bay mare in foal to jack. Good
male mare
These mules, except first span, are all
coming 3-year.olds, well halter broke
The Jasper news., 1920-01-01
M. E. Church. South Notes.

There will be services at the South
Methodist Church next Sunday, jan
uary 4, 1920. Everybody invited TO
come and begin the new year well and
good. We also invite you to come to
Sunday school at 10 q. m. Church
services at IL a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
ID. l.. Dowless, pastor