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Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
Try Nash's cIsiIi
 And Fever Ien;c
Guaranteed To Break C!,:,,s or
 Money RefGnd2d

Chills and fever are,no Yespec- te $ of persons. Rich aud poor aike are aff ed aud it takes an iron co stitutiol to withstand the assault for any length of time Of course there are a lot If fake cures" on the maslset, many of them sold by a reliable druggist who really hope 10 find u e n worlhv Of recommendation Now comes a chi.l and fever tonic that is qua fnteed. T. e makers, Nash Bres 9f Jonesboie AR's are well known mauufac- tu. Ing druggists. They guaran- tee Nash > Chilli and Fever Tonic U you and the druggist both. In othersvosds if it doesn't break ch.ils the druggist will refu q so1r money and thay wi reful | it to the druggist.
 That certainly shows fai.h in pres ps:on sure enough,
 As 3 matter of fact Nash S Chill aud Fever Tonic is the re suit of years of experimentation and Investigation It contains q iinine in liquid form and con tains 8 purgative. l. is not hard to take and five or six doses will bring relief, If you have chill and fever get bottle (its Ia ge bottle, price sixty cents) and take according to directions.
 Sold by Ki2gsland r g Co Kingsland Ark. adv
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
kOt;ca cf Commissioners Safe

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of tie authority and directions contained iu the decreta1 order of tle Cleveland Chancery Court made and er4 tered on tue 10th day of March, 1920, II: a certain cause {No. l569) then pending therein between NJ. Oechsner. complain
 mt, and Mary Thonpsor. Otto Marks. Virdie Amis, Creed Marks, Lucy Wynn, Ruth WestbFaoks, Euniee Marks, Mary Marks, Peter Marks and Eiqk Marks defendants, the undersigned as commis- siopers of sad court, will offer for sal at public outery to the highest bidder atthe nosth font door ot entranGe qf the Cleveland county courthouse, in the town of Rison, Arkansas, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial safes, on iaturoay, the l7,h day of Iuly, A. D. lgz0, ihe ielia%ipg described real estate. te witt Tbe West hail of NortH Wes4I IA of Section. Eighteen fsl in town , <nn South, Range Nine @ West, contaiEiug 70.l5 eeres land County, Arkansas.
 re1ms of sale. ca credit of three tine purchaser Icing r' 4aired to execute bond with approved security, bcaring interest at tie rate of ten per cent per aunum from date of safe until paid, and lien beirg retained OH tic pr renlises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money.
 Giveu under my hand this 25fd day of June, 1920.
 E. L. McLENDON Commissioners i'll Charcerv.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
70 IRE aAsts0aY
 GET. LITTLE

Far down among the lonely
 pines,
 Where the sad ard solemn
 winds sweep, There is JeWel-'tis yours lis
 mine,
 Forever Wrapt ia eternal sleep Full many year was well spent Among his friends Oil earth
 below; And from his soul there came
 and went, No ill will for the ou g finor
 old lis life ran ike silYary thread, Thru the acts of mankind; Never in life could 1t be said, That he was uatrue or unkind T what he understood was right He was as true as stars above And with devotion he would fight For things that he adored and
 Lived. Then, noble, sacred doest sleep
 on,
 You've gone but not forgotte D
 here, Although we feel SO sad and .o: 6 Weholl your life Jewel rare.
 c. A. Littl e.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
Warning Order

IT the Cleveland County Chance-y court. J. I. Porter Lumber G.. Plaintiff:
 Ys Western Land Company, ct al,, Defends anis.
 fine Defendants, Western Land Con- pany, Clayi,ord ]. Shepard. J. $. Har- dv. aad wife R l.. Hardu and C. K. E liott are warned to appear ill this Gaatrt ( within thirty da s, all answs r compl int ot the plaintiH, J, !, kor;t f Lau.ber Company.
 F.. Me. .enAon, Clerk June 2s, 1920 Coleman & Gartt Atty for Plairtf Gee: f. HfoWa t'y ad Htum for non- esdent Defer daat.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
BO wH2a7 and
 White Vil7n New

Crops are growing nicelv hltsa nice rain would be ar )Ieciated as this writing.
 Quite a nice crowd attended the singing conwnti'n tt Plea ant Riag4 last suadav ' fine dnner was served at the noon hour. Y
 Llttis .Jsc'1 Greenwood of Randalsis ill.
 M S. A Greenwood has been suffering greatly with the tooth .che forahe past week.
 Mrs Fl E. Hardin of Pine Buff is visiting her sisters Mrs. l. E. and Susan Terrg.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wa,dlaw .re the proud parents Of 8 fine 9oy. t has been named Robt. Junior. Volley Terry visited lis sister at Sheridan Ms, C. T. Rat if
 Leslie Tucker of Pine Bluff wis tied lis mother Mrs. Susie 0'Kel i4y last W sk Carl Mcleod visited at Warren ,ast 9unoas.
 Quite a crowd attended tie ice cream supper at A. GreetI woods last Friday night.
 Mir. and Mrs John England are here from Texas visiting Sheir brothers and sisters.
 Miss Bessie Milner of Pin Bluff is visiting her sister Mrs. M, J. Gray.
 Mrs Binah England of Texas is expected to arrive here this week to visit her mother Mrs. S. r. Gray.
 MT. and Mrs. Charley Rogers and family will leave soon for a stay with relatives near Englrnd station.
 Bart Studdard of Pine Bluff is the guest of Rev. A. Calvert.
 Fletcher Calvert of England is spending a few days with r2la- tives here this week.
 Bro, A. Calvert and Bro. W. F. Shenell are holding a revival at Friendship Baptist Church this week.
 Well Happy Jack must be going and get to canning toma- toes. t,a
 Happy Jack.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
Short Course or
 Co. o.Superintendents

Reports from tie various coun-
 ties are that the County Boards inf Eduea atiea gre setting on foot 9 nyoor ~sive program for edp cational vancene.. ees. county superintendents aie be-, ing eleated everywhere, educa- tors who have the vision of the great probIe ms confronting the schools of the State, and in every instance the Boards are selecting the strongest men or women who can be found to undertake the effective realization of this program. In a few weeks all of these supprintendents will be called together for a ten days course of instruction at the State Norm al in Conway. Their travelling expenses will be paid and State Supt. j L, Bond will insist upon the attendance o! every one of the 75 superintend- ents of the State
 Mrs. Andrew Hammond anG Ii i3e daughter of sheridan are visiting here.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
Warning Order
i'll Charcerv

In the Cleveland County Chancer, Court. John F. Elder, laiJtiif.
 Vs. Ar ida J Elder, Defendant. The Defendant, Amanda J. E!dsr i. warned to appear in this Court wthif hirtv days, and answer the complaint o of the plaintiff. John r. Elder.
 E. l., SicLendon, Clerk Jane 1lth. 1920. \. D. Chavis. Atty for Plaintiff. Woo lson Mosley, Atl'y al lituu for no resident Defendant.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
SPECIAL PR,I(FS

are now in effect throughout our store Affecting every department ups airs and down.
 The quality of eoods is such that the price will long be forgotten while the goods ire still in use For ! the past 30 years and more We have eadeavored to ve our customers satisfactory gools and service But we always sold oat merchandise as low as consistent with existing conditions.
 The special prices nov offering are more than bargains
 A visit Niil remove al doubt as to these special values.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22

Our young people expecting to attend Springfield Business Col Iege soon will save twenty-five dollars by buying their scholar ships this month. Write A Taylor, President s. B. C., for particulars
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22

C. A. Spakes and fImi'y have m wed frem tha SaGler residence to the Tugweil Gotel. Tobe Hen iesson and family now occupy he house vacated by them.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
Warning Order

In the Cleveland County Chancery eourt. ]. I. Porter Lumber Company, Plair- If.
 Western Land Company ct al, Defen- laut
 The Defendants, Western Land Com sany. John Kraus. N. W. Ditten and -,leveland County O,l and Gas Company ire warrel to appear in this Court with thirty days, and ans 0er tlre complain # the Plaintiff. j. l, Porter Lumbc, z0mpany.
 E. l.. Mel.entlon, fle,k 'une l9, 1920.
 Colernan $, Can't, Atty for Plaintiff Geo. F Brown, Attay ad litup for Eou resiaeIt Dsftldslts,
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22

Miss Juanita Buster of King : land was the guests of friends ia l. L'ttle Rock last week, whtr~ she was rendered many social effairs.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
Isaac L)d'ey.ials Go.
 Tine Huff. Ark.
fife Ard Accident Insurance

EIsS H.u NCGiU4nt EnSITaCCe- ,,. Tbe Ozark Mutual Life Associa ton. chartered and licensed in this State, writes Certificates cn the lives of men, women and children from 10 to 50 years old, for 1c for each year of age. Posi- lively the best for the money. Protect yourself an family with US. Responsible men ard wonen agents wanted. Address OAalk Mutual Life Association, Nlena, Ark.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22

Miss Nattie 'rhurman returned her home at Wilmar at ter {. it with fer sister Ms. J. R. 'eafcy.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22
E.l. CaraaWay
The Farmers Ffiefd Senator Kirby l|alsieai'.y ill Every o. ciaI Action.

1T Fl Carawav reared on the farm and ia synirae', with very movement to increase the lot ef the ses or the soil has never lost opportunity while in Congress t, support measures intended to grant relief to them lie introduc ,d the first Land Bill vigorously champon- ed bills extending educational advantages ff the rural sections secured extension o rural mail deliveries Tn Arkansas and led the hght against bills intended to give cotton mills and cotton gamblers advantage over the pro- ducer Mr. Caraway has been bulwark to the farmer
 C. H. Barrett, presideno of the National Farmers Onon says he is the Representative Arkansas ever had
 Senator Kirby shown by the Congressional Records, in spite efforts dstort it, has never been In sym pathy with the farmer. He continued his negative war policy in the Senate with unfendly expression toward the farmer whenever possible.
 He voted with Senator Conner for bill that would have eiyen the Ecoton spinner and the specuaor an advan taee over the producer of cotton Senator Kirby claims he voted the of the cotton producer yet al other Southern members of Coneress voted on the other side Curious that he ght and all these men were wronp isn it? Senator Kirby voted against removal of the tax on oeomargerne. his vote for the protec- ton of the Egin butter trust O!eomargarne is largely cotton oil product and the removal of the tax would have caused wonderful development of the industry, with an increased price seed oil Senator Kirby knows nothing about the things that and dear to the farmer He even high collar, derby hat and patent leather shoes while out hunting.
 vote on August 10 for T. II. Caraway for Senator will be appreciated.
 !. ii. Caraways' Headquarters
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22

Mir. and Mrs. Hicks Crook and children Of Heroine were here ast weel-.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-22

Mrs. Robt Fore and children gre kere on 3 visit with relative, i,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
NEW BUSINESS SPRIMGlNG
UP IN THE MOUNTAIN STATE
Brick Nnhit.g "n - t.trI~ SrnIc. I'Orr--
lain Works to Get nnss.


) hr.urh ni.,nt for the nanufnc-ur"
- !nsJD,tinS materials IL be.n.; built
nd equipped ~ l'Lrlsorshurn ny Tn.
N't'ona! msulaior Company, OF lam
ae:;On. -.
stock IL being organized az Morgan
town 20 manufacture porcelain pro-
tti"ts. Tea acres o: pottery clay have
dlrjaiy been purchased near the city.
The !.an-c -E!s; bon and Lumber
Company Sill build Si0o.Vu0 addition
70 Their, hoN tactYrl nt Clark S5urG,
present output
tend its water WORKS tns summer at .
cost .? fl.o.opG. Siv!na; them II daily
caDacit: OF l.J0O,Uo9 gallons.
Tie Mountain Statu Electric Com
pnnT has bceu iucorporatcd at Charles
TON With 100000 capital stock
IN" k.ySer Electric Company. cupital
StGc.: $l"t.ruo. II = boon incorpurat 81
at k"yscr by New Jersey parties;
III" cTaw,"y Lumber Nonlpa.l:. jus,
!H"oE?crt;r0 With SirV.nUn capital
Ntoch. vii establish large wood
W"rNiHs liant at thap'nansvil.c.
Cement JlO.ks ar" 70 hc lianucac-
llitd ~ cedar 'iroV" by :hc Cedar
,.:oT" c"m.n; Manufacturing and
ui;dtaS complain, r"uent!y inco"oov-
att. there.
Tile ,;lub. I:ricA Company. Of Easr
iINc'pb"l, - ~" constructing II -lIrgr
bri:n mailing nldnt ni Newell which
is 10 -" Installed with S5O.oGU worth ot
!t"vNlHcr" Tor extensive brick in3 X ~ =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

NEW YORK. March y. - i'rimary
cotton goods markets nave strong N
cncd during the past week. especially
III tho convertible goods division. Buy
lig has been don" for deliveries in
March, \pri! aud May principally.
t.w Of the printers and hl"achcrs haV"
ppera;! Ing 10 an? Gre"i "Ntcnt anu re-
jaiiers continue to accept goods du"
without making future. engagement
i.i;h any freedom Cloths used IN tho
:. .orlliug ana garment trades are sta
.uw, while goods 70: printing ana
converting and. 10 a lesser extent, t":
bag manufacture continue IN. demand.
:i.acAcd souGs have been Ia uetior
cal! There is SIN Sr4rJit: o. G.US
hans fer carl delivery. ana goods duo
are gladly welcomed.
Deliveries have ina ~ begun 10 SHOW
Improvement. aln To slightly tu,prON.
M. Interpretation conditions near thc
finishing companies ana manufacturing
rent.rs. Man, deliveries arc long
overdue because Of tyaiiir CouGcstirs.
There has bcon som. Increase in the
INQUIRY for cotton goods Tor China
India aaG I:cd Sca r"r.s and some
small business has been done South
ary slowly. The Wcs. Indian trade
con'inues fair Ef
The moye.ntn' ,S;'goeds promises to
in consequence OF the Hitting OF express
.!nbaryoes and the clearing away Of
snow ia tie -isorthc,stcrn sections Of
and south tel 81 = good distribution
p.oEcd 80 %. !@
luota;ious current ar. a. FLOWS
.-n,s: brown Hhect!n-s, Soutn"rr
siiInia rds. - ccn's: !cu!mS. Il cents
..ad - cents 30 southern iad:so::
ugyss SInshams, 81 and 80 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
MARKET immune TO
GERMAN DISTURBANCES
Noteworthy Gain In Rail Stocks,
Willie Cruciblc Steel Makes
Tremendous Advance.
t,v Associ.t,d rscs..1

ttpN -NSHpDi- lt,i I.eNs.I
NEW YORK. March i3--rho stock
market was hcsiiant and Irregular az
TO price changes III the opening of to-
DAYS brief trading period. but soon
moved forward. traders ignoring re.
rorts Of tho downfall of the German
republic.
Rails comprised the mos, note
worthy features as group. many OF
those issues adding; two to four points
10 recent gains ami showing cNtrcm"
Week: lnh!viduaily. crucihlc Stcc
stood out as the most conspicuous
Stock. its steady advance Of sixteen
points TO "A after an early decline OF
NO ana onc-half points. being accom-
p'!sh.I al IN" further expense Of the
short Interest
IN Cannon, with ,'ruciD!c. Was most
:rratic. losing four points al tnc out
act rallyins sia and closing at a fr:,c-
;i"nal loss. Other motors. also stccis
ana equipments. we're. one Ia five points
higher Chandler and American Car
inaking noteworthy gains with several
OF the shipp!nIs. OILS wcr" apatncti"
Aside from sterling, which declined
slightly. The foreign exchange market
mad" no material rcSpons" TO the
diSGuici.nS German situation. Ever
I1ark3,. I'M which dealings were re
ported as nominal. yielded only mo" :.
"rItcly. The bank statement Indicated
That precautions mad been taken u"
tortify nc m"nry mn .,rtn'. "5a!ts'
Actur loans increased S27ooDn"o; re
serves OF members in the Federal re-
s"rN. bank gained about >"".ouupp"
ana excess reserves rose I" S2:.vHn"un
$4,000 coo
l:Acep'!ns utilities. ia" bond maIkc',
firm, United Kingdom ~: Of 1921 dis
PLAYING especial strength. Sales, par
Value. ti.31J.uO0. OLA United states
h"mIs were unchanged on call Tor tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
SMALL GIRL CHANGES STORY
AS TO MURDER OF MOTHER
t"nrhrt Inn Cont Alleged Ia Have Con
fessed First Narrative Dictated
hy Her Aunt.

W = Is'I I-7--"7 !
NEW YpEE March - it''ie 'lin"-
ysar.oid coHnh.tina 1uuti has nccn
.ur1cred held without bal. - mate
rial witness in connection with the
shooting % her mother Mrs EvanGr-
lima Cont. mere As, Monday ;or which
Maria. Tucci. the child aunt mas heeH
indicted on cHar-c Ot murder
Miss Tucci. q 2h-ycar- old Italian cir..
surrendered 70 the police IN A;'autlc
CITY last Wednesday,.
Assistant District Attorney joyce
.,IiZZcd the child Yesterday afternoon.
lie declared that after :. III OF Weep :
Ing and itrs:cr!a, she admitted thHt
previous statement in regard to her
,.v,hcr v!sh:n. her and her aun, Ia
',.h lives O.! shame was untrue. Nc
cu,dinp - Nj. joyce she SAID nor hrst
story WAS one in which sh~ had occn
coached by her aunt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
RICHMOND MAN WILL HELP
IN RAIL WAGE ADJUSTMENT
j. %. G"mid. "I Z. ~ a.. to Attend con
terence In " a>hin.Iuu


j J. N-N7N .NVer'NIeWNen' % W0-
1--WE powss FOR tho chesapeake OHIO
x" road H.sre las n.en appointed :.
lHemp'r - in" railroad committee
V MEN WltI meet in Washington TO-
.norrpw - confer Win tuc..!xjccu "a! =
:'ht l"5". unions on waSc questions.
Announcements ~ Mr. ,;ru.d.s .p-
ppiutmcnt as :, inenhrr Of me com
uiitcc has bern maze o. George "
stevens. president OF Tia" III, stI,cat.
aud ohio i:HllroIj.
Tee mrs. injecting nf tAc cDn.m-ttec
MI .c n"ld tomorrow morning IN
wa. Hins'c:. >eT'rf! Hrun. incr' r:t J.
road men from various Darts a- ia.
tn'i"G >tat.S nave uacu agp0 ut.d uu
.le cD:nmItji-a.
Nj. :ou!i STATED y.srerasy r.a; 3,
az. ''hl fh'" 'n" exact ParDDs" -:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
HOPEWElL STEEL WORKS
New Plant VIII tonhnc Itself {" Man
ufaciur~ of Flyers md WrencheS.
Contract Let.

uOPEwELI. VA. March l3.--The
products OF the plant 20 b. cstablishc!
mere 10y the MAYHEM Steel Products
OF New. York and MasSa
ciusctts will he plycrs and wrenchts.
The company has secured q tcn-arle
site. upon which large steel structure
VIII be erected upon which work Is
10 be commenced riSh; away. This
building is to be installed with ma :
that will enable the company
TO get TO work in 4 comparatiYcl!
short while, and more machinery Will
Ia. added a. the days go by. and per
haps additional buildings erected ;lia L
In time Will make II ono Of III" big
plants OF the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
EGG PRICE IN CAPITAL
virginia. Farmers Have Difnculty
Selling Them nt - Cent.
Per Dozen.

~
w ASIilNGToN. March l3-IIow
much are you paving Tor eggs Inst
across The Potomac. Ia Virginia farm
crs are having = hard time getting I'D
.: fresh lE-laid eggs for ~ cents. DR..
II. l.. AShworth, chief Inspector of the
Wash inSton Health Department. re-
ported today.
However,. IL the markets mere. they
are STU bling m: trom 80 IL 80 cents
Dr.. Ashworth wants 20 know the an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
GETTING READY FOR WORK
NnrtimsNiii~ Dining ItOom Furniture
Factor! iioprs (" Gct Busy by
NihSuunincr at Iurthrst.

MNliTiNSNll.LE. VA. March i3.- The
Virginia Furniture company, on" OF
Marth$v.ic'" latcst Industries. proposes
/" make duinc-r"onI furniture tn"
principal! prodGct OF ;hr factory 20 he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
seullt ana which has been eon,r n ..ts /

min construction. costiu;. not l.ss r,,s,.V
S2'.c"". and xiii furnish 10000 f,t6st
OF Hooc space y ~ to be iustaUei
ing machinery which has h.cm nir
chased. and II Is now expected ,TiSt
f. Ia" factory. which XII employ 4 roodi%,
n&Fihel OF ",tpcrt mechanics will a,,
ready Tor work before midsummer -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

psclr HruohS. coloreG. Was dismissed
~" i'oii"" Court yesterday morning
wEcn .rrai@ncd on tho charge ol
rrsak'ns iu .,nd entering me home uf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-12
SHEEP BUSINESS PROFITABLE


Results - a farm sheep experiment
reported ~ the United ststss depart
meat OF agriculture show clearly tho
possibility OF q profitable sheep raising
business upon eastern lands. At the
government farm. Beltsville. Nd. .
study IL being made OF specialized tn
teosivs sheep raising with complete
reliance upon forage crops for sum
msr psstursge.
In 1919 q so-scrv area did not pro-
due~ forage enough TO feed sstisfac-
torfiy ~ soathdown ewes aud ~
lsmba This n.ld 10 now. capable Of
furnishing sufseisat summer feed for
100 ewes with their lambs. The im-
p<o,~meat 10 du. In part 10 the sppli-
cation OF msnur~s. lime. and phos
pilates. but chiefly to the fact that legu-
mlnoos crops wsrv largely used and
ali crops we're fed upon the ground.
Under tho system followed forage
erop< are seeded IN rotation and the
shesp src allowed such frequent
sAAnwes Of pasture as are necessary
10 prsveat troubles from parasites.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-12
Live Stock
Facts
SHEEP RAISING is PICTURED
TiIm shows Treatment sf Fisek N
cuiiins Time In Pail and on to
Selling Of Lambs.

A motion picture nlm dealing with
sheep on the farm has recently been
completed by the fiIm laboratories 0i
the United States department OF agri.
culture Ia cooperation with the bu-
reau Of animal Industry The rlm Il
now available for use by county
agents. county or state sheep-breed-
ers' association. agricultural colleges,
and other department or cooperative
workers or agencies.
The aim IL In three sections and
four reels About As minutes is re-
euired for the showing Of the whole
production.
The subject treated Ia the first snd
second reel Is q year with the flock ON
the farm. beginning Ia the fall at the
time that the eve flock should be
euiIed prior TO breeding. and carrying
II on through until the lambs are sold.
Zach seasonal practice IL brought out
and educational points are featured.
The third reel deals with the co-opera-
tive marketing Of wool and lambs, and
The fourth reel with the Strengthening
Of = mutton sheep. dressing the car
rass, and then cutting IL up for meat
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-12
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$ELMWOOD ITEMS =
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John Oldweider OF Oreana. Ill
was a guest at the home OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Quincy Foster Sun1ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Krohn, Mrs.
NJ. u. Barnhart and Miss Merle Da-
| Wis spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
| and Mrs. Roy Metz at their home
north OF Bull. :
Mrs. Ivan Lincoln and her sister.
Mrs. Mary Parker. OF Twin Falls.
spent Sunday afternoon with their
brother. Henry Stratton. north OF
Peavey.
Mrs. Stratton OF Twin Falls, who
has been guest at The home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Ivan Lincoln. left
Monday for Idaho Falls to visit her
brother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Cantonmine,
who have been working on the c. A.
Krohn ranch, left Wednesday after
noon for their new home In Paris.
Idaho. Mrs. Cantonwine will go to
Salt Lake 10 visit with her parents
before going To Paris. Mr.. Canton
wine will engage In carpenter work
With his father and brother.
Mrs. l.. Wismer. who has been Wis
iting her parents. M. and Mrs. John
Kalbfleisch. and other relatives, left
Monday morning for their home in
Kansas.
Mrs. l.. A. Barbegat returned Sat
urday from Lava Hot Springs much
improved In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bleam of Michi-
gan are here visiting at the home OF
Mr.. Bleam's sister. Mrs. John Kalb-
fleisch.