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Evening journal., 1920-06-07
FRIENDS AGAIN
At DRAWERS
Continued from Flrst paee

IONIHluNl ITUDl EINk IN-H
spends his spare time visiting them.
lie has made several trips across the
ocean and across the continent. but
considers the .-Mar-Va peninsula
the garden spot OF the world. Mr..
McMaster's great-grand father was a
pupil OF DR.. Read. pastor OF Drawers
in i1l2. The great-grandfather was
pastor OF three churches on The PEN
insula IN t17i. Mr. McMaster, himself,
attended Delaware College for one
year and feels a great interest in
everything pertaining TO Delaware.
At the morning service the Rev
Robert Halleit, OF Altoona, Pa, a
former pastor OF Odessa Pres
read the Scripture lesson and
the Odessa Nj. b. Church. delivered
the invocation. The music was un-
der the direction Of Mrs Warden r..
iumphrles ef West Presbyterian
Church, Mr. and Mrs. High Start.
Mrs. j. n. Eaton, Mrs Herbert
Downing, Mrs. FlOy Booth and Harry
Frazier composed the choir Master
William Washbunn, OF odessa, was
organist. Messrs. Clarence Howard
and Frank Pool. Of MiddletOwn and
vicinity, also assisted In the services.
The society elected these officers
President, Daniel w. COrbit. Odessa
vlce-president, William + Sellers, of
Wilmington, who succeeds John v
Craven, deceased, secretary. Miss
Miss Cornelia Bowman, Of Whining
ton; treasurer. George Janvier. OF
MiddletOwn; trustees. Thomas ] era
ven. New Jersey; Miss Helen s. Car
rett. Wilmington; William G. JanVier
Of ST. Georges; Mrs CasenoNe Lea
Wilmington; Mrs. Bessie Mills Moore
Wilmington, Clarence p. Pool Me-
DOnOueh; /. Janvier Woods. McDon-
ough; Howard A. Pool. Mlddlelown
Mrs. Edward H. Arnold and Mrs
Edgar Hobbs, Wilmington.
The executive board adopted reso-
lutons OF regret on the death OF
John V. Craven the vice. president
The visitors enjoyed their lunch in
friends, some Of whom they see only
at the time OF This reunion.
The grounds are in beautiful order
and the church In rood repair
Some OF the visitors present from
a distance We're: William Minlin. OF
Philadelphia; nr. Neasey. of WI
mingiOn; John r. Lambson and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs William b Roth
we'll OF New Castle: William p. Peach
and family. Miss Margaret Peach
Mrs. Calvin Derrickson, OF near New
ark; Mr., and Mrs. r.. p. Robinson
and mother, OF Wilmington: Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Giles. OF Washington. ID
O.: Franklin W. Brockson. OF CLAW
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shephcrd.
OF Wilmington; Mrs. NJ. r. Siitphin.
Of Trenton, n. j.. Mr. and Mrs. IL. L.
Naudain. OF Wilmington; Miss Lucy
Jackson, of Wilmington: Mrs. Julia
Boyd. OF Philadelphia; Edwin RI
Cochran. OF Wilmington: Mr.. and Mrs
James II. Roberts. Miss Mary Rob.
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. John p Hudson, OF
Smyrna; Mr. and Mrs EUGENE Davis
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
VIEWERS
FOR KENT co.
Dover Chautauqua Closes
And Elects Officers For
1921
ODD FELLOWS AT
MEMORIAL SERVICE

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER June 7.-Dovers Chautau-
qua closed last evening, with union
religious service in the tent, which
was well attended.
AZ the close OF The Saturday night
entertainment, organization for next
years chauiauqua was effected by
The selection OF Robert Stott, as presi-
dent; Frank c. Bancroft, Of Camden,
Vice president; John Carrow. secre-
iary, G.. y. Hope. treasurer.
Professor Paul NJ Pearson. OF
SwurlhmOre. Pa, was present Satur-
day night and complmented Dover on
ils splendid success and the hearty
support given tlle management.
The opening OF the commencement
tute took place yesterday, In Wesley
NJ. p. Church when the baccalaureate
sermon was preached by the Rev.
Morris H. Swartz u. D., OF Balti-
more, Md. The sermon to the school
was preached last evning In Wesley
church, by The Rev. J. A. Buckson.
A large delegation OF the members
OF philodemio Lodge, No. Z, l. o. o. r.,
attended Nhe memorial services OF
CrNslal fOunt Lodge, ]. y. %. r., OF
Milford. yesterday, in the Odd Fellows
cemetery of that town.
Resident Judge Boyce has appointed
the following fence viewers
First Dlslrct--W. n. Davis, Thomas
Kirby. Alfred Hudson jr
Second Presley Uriam, Jas Denny,
George w. Turner.
Third George Davis, George Thom-
as, John Jacobs
Fourth Thomas Marvel, Frank
Luz. William II. Marvel.
Fiflh-Wllliam Dyer, A. q. Massey.
Henry n. Moore.
sxih-james Townsend, Charles
Sipple. John n. Moore.
seyenih-Frank G. Bancroft. II. a..
Ross, Edd Todd.
Elghth-noward Wix. Charles w.
Nueman, John w. Klllen.
Nluth-Ernest Raughley, George r.
Smith Henry Noble.
Tenth--Arthur Robhlns, Joseph T.
Marvel, John Hammond.
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255 To Vote
WOOD ON The
FIRST BALLOT
Continued from First pase


ing, 81; Gov. Calvin Coolidge. % 4;
Judge ]. C. Priichers. 22; Senator
Howard Sutherland, i6; Jacob l..
Hamon, i6; Senator Miles Poindexter.
IA.
Out OF the ruck Of more OF less or
dinary events there were outstanding
features today-a definite "trend" to-
ward Butler, who had figured but
little heretofore in the pre-convention
gossip. and discovery that the sup
pOrters Of Herbert Hoover, supposedly
The veriost amateurs in politics. had
borrowed a leaf from their more prac-
tical brethren and apparently built up
a surprisingly strong aggregation of
second choice delegates.
The Butler people declare the lnal
battle in ihe convention will be be-
Tween their man and LOWden. elm
mating Wood and Johnson IN the FIRST
five ballots. They are hoping John
son will carry out his threat to take
10 the coliseum floor. his fight against
the league OF nations in any FORM
They believe this Will afford Butler
his greatest opportunity to build up
popular support. Butler has reiter-
NANA AAl1 inNiIiiNI VI htiNAAlliiN NiAI
Lodge reservations. should Johnson
raise such an issue. Such debate,
which now seems probable, would
provide one OF the most spectacular
events Of the convention
As regards Hoover his hackers have
literally carried out his canny advice.
voiced shortly after he aligned him
self with the Republicans, to keep his
name out Of the primaries and State
conventions and work among dele
gates already committed 20 another
candidate TO gel their second choice.
Investigation has disclosed that con-
siderable strength has developed Tor
him in this way
From authoritative sources. It was
learned today that Hoovef's name may
not be presented TO The convention In
the first group Of nominations, but
will be Withheld until his organlza-
tion can bring their second choice
strength into play. BY The action. Of
his friends, Hoover thus comes within
the category OF dark horses"
The name most often mentioned
for the Nice-presldcncy in the last
few DAYS has been that Of Coolidge.
INQUIRIES among the delegates from
his home Slate leads 10 belief that the
Massachusetts executive would not
refuse that nomination N It were ten
dered.
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Amnws@mnemGs
SUNDAY CRoWDs IN pARKs

Crowds al both Shellpol and Bran
dywine Springs Parks yesterday were
equal 20 those Of any previous holiday
and AN OF the visitors appeared 90 be
greatly pleased with The numerous
amusements offered. Hundreds came
here from other places on the Wilson
Line boats and trolley cars. and the
number was larger than the number
which came on old time excursions.
The orchestra IN the dancing pa
vilion at Shellpoi Park Is making a
big hit this season with ils excellent
music An 0f the latest dance music
Is given and the orchestra also plays
q number OF Old favorites on request.
The dancing floor Is one OF the largest
and finest in the State and the pavilion
has been completely remodeled
Everything at Shellpot Park has been
made new this season and Brandywine
Springs has also been put into excel
lent shape and Is illled With amuse-
mcnts.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
DEATHS.


MuRPHY-At Newark. Del, on June 6.
1O2O, Margaret c., daughter Of Charles
a. and Margaret Murphy, aged years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services from the resi-
dence OF her parents, Chapel street. New
ark, Del, on Wednesday afternoon. June
o at 2.30 o'clock. Ifiterment at ST
Johns cemetery.
sMlTH.ln Philadelphia, Pa, on June
>. 1920, John smith.
Relatives, friends and members Of
brandyWtne Lodge, No. is. l. o. O. r.,
arc invited to attend the funeral services
az the residence Of his daughter, Mrs.
josiah Berry, 1910 Pennsylvania avenue,
on Tuesday afternoon, June s. at $50
O'Clock Wilmington Ume). Intorment at
Mt. Salem cemetery.
PANE-At Ashland, Del, on June 6, 1920.
John H., husband Of the late Katherine
Relatives. friends and members Of Di-
vision No. ., A. o. H., are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence,
at ashland Del, on Wednesday morning.
mass at St Patrick's Church Ashland.
lnterment at St Patrick's cemetery.
PANNIER-At Georgetown. Del, on
June 9, 1920. Hannah Elizabeth, widow
OF Judge John II. Paynter. and daugh-
ter Of the late Ex-Gov. Charles Clark
Stockley and Ellen Anderson Stockley,
in her 62nd year.
The funeral services will be held in St
Pauls 7. y. Church, Georgetown, Del.
on wednesday afternoon, June o, 1920, at
1.30 o'clock
McLAUGHLIN-At Farnhurst. Del, on
June ., 1920, Murrell, son Of Bessie and
Nathan Mclaughlin, aged 16 years and
10 months
Funeral services private, on Tuesday
afternoon, at O'Clock. Interment az
Riverview cemetery
HAWKfNS-fn this city. on June 4 1920
William Il. Hawkins.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services, at his late resi-
dence, 30 Delaware aveue, on Monday
umel. Interment private. kindly omit
fiowerss
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
&, 0. P. SET FOR
OPENING OF
CONVENTION
LcnnIlnnsd rrnm Flrsl paee. )

CONTINUED From First Paee.l
Gus according TO former Governor
W. ]. Bailey, on the big four" will
make plans and 10 sIn lng its gov
ernor, Henry ]. Allen, on the con-
vention in case OF O de9dluck. The
Kansans are hopeful " obtaining
Woods support in case his nomna-
ton is blocked. as Allen Will nom
mate Wood.
The first CAUCUS row broke out at
the meeting OF the Org0n delaga-
lion. when Judge Wallace McGamant,
Of Portland, delegate-at-large, stated
that he would support Wood, despite
the TACT Johnson Carried the pri-
maries. Johnson mcn Will make ef-
forts to unseat NlcCamlnt.
The delegation determined TO pre-
sent the name Of Senator Ledge as a
e-Presidpntlal candidate and select
ed Charles II. Carey. Of Portland, to
make the nominating speech.
The following delegation heads were
elected:
National Committeeman Ralph p.
Williams: chairman OF delegation,
John l.. Rand: secretary. Hamilton
Iohnstone; resolutions, Wallace Nc
Camanii rules, Walter Toose, jr.
credentials, w. u. Brooke; permanent
organization. Conrad p. Olson.
Senator Frelinghuysen was chosen
chairman Of the New Jersey dclega-
tiou and Hamilton f. Kean reelected
national committeeman. Committee
members chosen were.
Resolutions. Austen Colgate. rules,
Richard Dohertv, credentials, Edward
u. Dunleld: permanent organization,
William r. Rufield
T'he Texas delegation elected II. f.
NcGregor national committeeman
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
MARKET RECORDS
SOME LOSSES TODAY

NEW YORK, June 7 UNITED Press
Practically ali issues showed frac-
tional losses at the opening OF the
stock market today. Mexican petrO-
leum opened at i79. on%; Baldwin
it3is. of a Studebaker 69ik, on u
Pan-Amerlcan Petroleum i03h. up X
u. 5. Steel g3is. of IS United Re-
tail Stores S2 unchanged; Interna-
tional Paper n, Off 4 Southern Pa
cilc y3h, unchanged; General Motors
219s, up X.
Pan-American responded TO 10 per
cent. stock dividend announcement
with advance Of u point at the open
ing. Mexican Petroleum on the
other hand under same conditions was
% at tl9. Within 10 minutes Pan
American had dropped to iO2h.
The rest Of the list was reaction
ary as the result OF the rather poor
bank statement Baldwin was on Fs
Lay ti5h Studebaker of a at 69h
Steel Common on 2s at 93ik. Rails
showed little change from previous
close.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
Mns. ELIzApErH HrrNoID nrrs

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MlDDLETOWN. June Mrs. Efiz-
beth Heinold died at her home last
week, aged SO years. She is sur
yived by two sons and three datxh-
ters and John G. and Edgar Heinold.
Of Smyrna; Mrs. William Hutchinson.
Of Newark; Mrs. Joseph Ennis, Of
Smyrna: Mrs. Samuel Nowland, OF
Blackblrd. Also one broiher, Conrad
Smith, Of Norristown, pa, survives
her
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
nEIAMAnE HONS On CRulsE.

A number OF DelaWare boys who
are midshipmen at Annapolis, arc
making the cruise with the battle
shin fleet. They are; Emile Francis
dupont. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
dupont; Jack Fulenweider, OF New
Castle; Richard Cross. son OF Captain
and Mrs Richard Cross; John Reed
Nicholson. lr. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John n. Nicholson; J. f. zortman. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs C. f. Zorlman, an Of
Wilmington: Lawrence Holcomb. OF
New Castle, and John Lockwood Pratt
OF Milford
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
NoyFR-pR0WN.

Miss Anna Mary Meyer. OF philadel-
mia. and Norman 3 Brown. OF Elan.
pa. were married at their new home.
2ii Olive street, Media, on last Thurs
day evening. by the Rev. r. S. Mlnker,
paisor OF the Elan NJ z. Church. The
bride and groom were attended by
Nr. and Mrs. Robert n. Brown. The
bride wore a pretty white gcorgette
crepe dress and carried bouquet Of
white roses Following the ceremony
the couple left on short wedding
trip and upon their return, will live In
Media.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
nrISS. .oRTnNDORF.

Miss Elsie \. Rclss, daughter OF Mrs.
Laura Relss. OF New York city. and
Walter ID. Oherndorf. manager OF the
Peoples Store we're married last night
by Or. Maurice ThOrner. at Hotel Me
Amin. New York City. The couple will
visit Bunalo. Niagara Falls and De
trOit and will arrive in this city
about June IS. They win live at 400
South BrOOmc street.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
aNsHINE sncIE1Y RAKr

Mrs. James Jackson and Mrs Mil
Ter. members Of Cynthia's Helpers
Branch. Internatienal Sunshine So-
cietY will conduct a bake at the VIII
mingion Gas Company's o1lce. on
Wednesday morning Homemade
bread, pies, cakes and other goodies
Will be for sale.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
TO PLAY cams

The Girls Club, composed OF wo-
men onlce employees OF the pennsyl-
Nanla railroad VIII give card party
In The assembly room OF the Pennsyf-
yania railroad building Front and
French streets. this evening.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07

OF SMYRNA Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wal
ker, OF Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs,
Norman p. Massey and daughter. Of
Chostertown, Md: Chief Justice
James Pennewdll. OF Dover, was also
a visitor.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
HAGARTY-JOHNeON

Miss Marjorie v Hagarty of York
lFn. and Joseph r. Johnson. OF West
Grove. Pa, were married Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock In St Johns
a. Q. Church Hockessin.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
ecOrT-UIrCuCOcK.

Miss Helen Elizabeth Scott. dauehler
OF Nfr. and Mrs. James r. Scott, OF sos
Ravard avenue and Earl Raymond
Hitchcock were married on Saturday
afternoon In Friends Meeting House,
Fourth and West streets. The bride
was attended by Miss Helena Casper
SON Nelson Barlon was best man.
After ihe ceremony Mr.. Hitchcock
ieft with his bride for Detroit. Mich.
where they Will reside later on, as he
is connected with the dupont Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
IIVEnpnnL CnTTnN-

LIVERPOOL. June I United Press. )
Spots opened quiet today with
prices steady. Sales amounted to A.
900 bales. Receipts 100 bales. all
american, Fniiggres opened ilIm.
middllngs 3O3S: full middlings, 3g13:
mlddllngs, 27SS: low middlings. 2i5S:
good ordinary q SO; ordinary 20JS.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
rnAr NEEDED zEsr
RTINDTFR mn sOrIAT-

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
gives that needed punch to all home
drinks Try a spoonful TO a glass.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
Nam YnnIl cnrrnN

NEW YORK, June 7 UNITED Press. }
The cotton market opened irregu-
lar today July sold at $50. up 25
October $685. Off 2: December "a 20,
of 30; January 3i2O. on %; March
33 10. of 18.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07

jefferson Lodge, +. q. u. r., will
hold a box social at TBS Market ST.,
on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
1mHi1INrs Ar fIlNcnroN.

The annual luncheon on the tirnllne
academy was held al Grant Lodge on
saturday afternoon. Mrs Harry J.
1. .a,Vson presided. The guests OF honor
were members OF The 1920 class
Sneakers were Miss Mary Shaw! Miss
Mary r. A. Rossell. Miss Helen NJ.
Carey. Miss Ellen r. Ford and Miss
Marie Celia. AZ The conclusion OF the
addresses an members went 10 the
convent where henedrtion was cele-
brated by the Rev. John J. Boles
Among the guests were
Miss Mary I. HOrty. Miss Olive r.
Rvrne. Miss Mary Keller, Miss Anna
Elliott. Miss Mary Donahue. Miss
Eleanor Dunahue. Miss KATHERINE
Horiy. Miss Nellie Walsh. Mrs. VIII
liam Truxion Royce, Miss sarah Nal
low Mrs. William Ducksteln. Mrs. +.
A Kirby. Mrs ]. Edward Byrne,
Miss Marion Casey, Miss Katherine
naley. Miss Alice Keneher. Miss
Louise Hughes Mrs D. G.. Peters,
Mlss Julia Casey. Mrs. Francis Mon
achan Miss Marguerite Gallagher,
Miss Frances Buckley, Mrs. james II.
Cole. Mise Katherine sweeney. Miss
Macy Keenan,. Miss Emily Nundy Miss
Margaret NcCRnerty Miss Mary
O'Keefe. Miss lean Hughes. Miss
AGNES portv. Mise Elizabeth Gihney
Nfise Marion nOughertv. Mise Anne
Nfniiin Miss Mary Hirvins. Miss Mar
raret Hcaley. Miss Katherine Kienlc.
Niiss Alice nougherty Miss Lorplto
smith. Miss Helen Bowe, Miss Clara
Nrnowell. Mrs. J. T.. Eyre Chatham,
Miss Blanche de c, Keaveney, Miss
Mary Daley Miss jean Kelser. Miss
Fdilh Lowell. Miss Marearei Casey,
Miss Margaret Kelley, Miss Mayhelle
Quill. Miss Anna Hanley. Miss Marie
Celia. Miss Florence Buckley, Miss
Mary Gillespie. Miss Mercedes Wade
Miss Anne sweeney. Miss Mice Mundy
Miss Alice Callahan, Miss Frances
Buzeret. Miss May Dougherty.
The alumnae and sodality VIII give :
garden party at Grant Lodge on
June 10.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
OF local securities;
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. June 7 Omitted Press3-
Opening grain:
Corn. July i72%@h; Sept. i59N
659.
oats, July 9i%; Sept. 81 5-6
"-O--C-
You will flnd The Wants fun OF
facts that you can turn to practical
account.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
DOIiIDFN-VAN TRTAIP.

Miss Gtlce NJ. Boulden daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Boulden, OF this
city and Donald II. Van Trump, Of
Silvorside, were married on Saturday
afternoon in First and Central presby-
lorlan Church by the Rev. Josiah II.
Crawford.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Mrs. II. r.. pennck. and Mrs. Al
bert NJ. Penn. as matrons OF honor
and by Mrs Frank C. Hughes and Miss
Iulelte o. Mace, niece Of the groom,
as bridesmaids. The ribbon girls wero
the Misses Henrietta Mace and Matilda
Van Trump, nelces Of the groom. The
flower girls were Misses Helen Penn
and Ann pennOck. Mr.. Van Trump
had for his best man Lieutenant Com
mander Albert n. Penn, Il. S.N. The
ushers were nr II. r.. pennock, OF this
city. William r. Mace, Nlcrls Mace and
Howell Mace. all OF Baltimore, nephew
OF the groom.
Following The wedding, a reception
was held at the home Of Mrs. Samuel
n. Trump, Sllverside
Evening journal., 1920-06-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

William Andrews, Alfred Andrews.
George Delay and Thomas Mckrey,
of Breck's Lane, Henry Clay. mo-
tore to Caiasauqua. Pa. last Salur-
day and spent the weekend with
relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. Georae S Talley and
Miss Lizzie r. Smith, Of Holly Oak,
and Miss Sallle r. Smith. OF Booth
wyn. Pa, were weekend guests Of
Mrs. William b Stuart, OF Perryman,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs John Frederick OF Cen
lreville, will leave for Portland, Ore
gon, on Wednesday, morning. Mr..
Frederick viii attend the Shrine CON
venllon. They will be gone about a
month.
The engagement -of Miss Janet TAN
man, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs ElwnoC
10. Tallman and Charles Lester
rhrasher Is announced.
Morris tribune., 1920-08-27
PEPPERTON


Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gausman, Mr.. and
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Aanerud of
Donnelly, and c. w. Andert were the
invited guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Andert Sunday.
Henry Boedecker of St. Louis, Mo,
a civil war veteran, was an over Sunday
visitor with his nephew, VIM. Gausman
and family.
Baby clinic in Morris on Tuesday,
August 81. Clinic will be held in the
high school building. All children up to
three years of age will be examined.
There are no charges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schlattman, Miss
Carolyn Schlattman and Fred Schlatt-
man spent Sunday at the summer resort
at Ten Mile Lake, ten miles north of
Elbow Lake.
Miss Elva Gausman returned to her
home at Howard Lake Saturday after
visiting with relatives and friends for
the past three weeks.
Sidney Gausman, Harvey Gausman
and Frank Bach were on sight seeing
trip to Appleton and Holloway Sunday
and reported that the crops were farth-
er ahead than around here. Quite bit
of fax was cut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andert called on
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoyer Sunday after
noon.
Gust Gausman who had been visiting
with his brother VIM. Gausman and fam
lily for the past few weeks, left for
Howard Lake to visit with his brother
G. A. Gausman and family Saturday.
John Kreiss finished the new no.
house last week which he was building
Morris tribune., 1920-08-27

Fred Leininger cook for threshing for
the Buttel1 Bros. last week.
Misses Avis Freeman and Cora Haw-
henson have been among the sick the
past few days.
Mrs. Nels Norby and family called at
the Emil Carlson home last Sunday af-
ternoon.
Harry and Clara Sunquist, and Geo.
Foley called at Emil Carlson's Sunday.
Walter Carlson and Frank Lahners
were Morris callers Sunday evening.
Luther Sunquist and family were
among those that called at Emil Carl
sons Sunday afternoon.
Myrtle Paulson has been working at
the Weller home the past few weeks.
She went home for few days visit.
Geo. Foley is much improved after
a few weeks illness and is able to work
again.
Baby clinic in Morris. on Tuesday,
August 81. Clinic will be held in the
high school building. All children up to
three years of age will be examined.
There are no charges.
Morris tribune., 1920-08-27

held up one day at Mandan, N. D., on
account of the fact that the Missouri
river was so rough the ferry carrying
autos across at that point was unable
to run and as an indication of what
auto travel now amounts to, Andrew
says that over hundred cars were be-
ing held up on either the east or west
side of the river. They made some
thing over fifteen hundred miles on the
trip.
Much to the regret not only of his
congregation but of the whole commun-
ity, Rev. Cupido has decided to accept
the can to the Christian Reformed con-
gregation at Redlands, California. In
the several years he has served the
congregation at this place both he and
Mrs. Cupido have made an enviable
place for themselves in the esteem of the
community. The new pastorate carries
with it a considerable advance in
salary.
Baby clinic in Morris on Tuesday,
August 81. Clinic will be held in the
high school building. All children up to
three years of age will be examined.
There are no charges.
Morris tribune., 1920-08-27
HANCOCK
(From the Record.l

DR.. and Mrs. Ransom and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Roberts left yesterday fore
noon on a two weeks auto trip through
the northern part Of the state. They
will go to Duluth and then follow
around the shores of Lake Superior to
Port Arthur, Canada.
L. w. Huntley and wife accompanied
by Mrs. Howard Atz and Mrs. w. w.
Huntley left the fore part of the week
for Napoleon, N. D., to look after farm
ing interests. Mrs. Frank Hiland and
children, who have been here for several
weeks visiting also accompanied the
party which will visit at the Hiland
home at Bismark, N. D., before return
ing home.
Melvin butcher came down from
North Battleford last Saturday for a
few weeks visit at the home of his par
ents here His family were already
here and they expect to return home
about the first of the coming month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Overstad re-
turned Wednesday from a three weeks
auto trip to various points in Montana
and North Dakota. From Jimtown, N
D., this way. Andrew says the crops
look fine and there is every indication
of good yield of all small grains ex-
cepting wheat but beyond that point
there is not much of a crop They were