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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-10
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msa.gf.s iaillstsl ey psi.
- ,hrse eonssisassoaai am.
-, provided TOT BY the ssasr'
.,usl, a, tho session vii b
sn,sa 10 vote Of the people {"
,.u election aeeordias TO an Of
.,.,smsnt by SECRETARY Of
,,ws. H. holland. lie adds
. !, possible ths, the courts
..,snt the .uhmisstoa Of the
.,usn, to the prohibiiion Law
',s,,x for four per cent hc~r ana
cent winc. otherwise. he
40, anticipate any changes
,ol,esins are the ballot utlcs
70 be- submitted by Initiated
tions'
,,,x IN. hour. of employment
.,,lo,r-s on municipal hrs de-
smsn's.
!, Aa relating to the practice Of
fpprae'ie'
,,o,idins for the contemporan.
construction of The Aonss.
.rh and san Juan Tunnels
,.sb the Continental Divide and
siding for the issuance Of bonds
rvtof.
!. Ae, creating the County of
sler
IA amendment to the Constitu-
Of the State OF Colorado provid.
for the manufacture and sale ot
aud vinous liquors or wines Of
l,ed alcohol content.
IA amendment to Section IL Of
HI, X OF the State Constitution
siding that the General Asse mbly
} authorize an additional levy
,~r to exceed one min for the sup.
h and be,,ermcnt Of the State Ed
Aiioral Institutions.
IA Ac, creating the County Of LII
appropriatins funds for q State
spi,al and Laboratory for the cur
insane.
he circulation Of petitions pro-
bag for old age pensions by spec
taxation ON lands generally
bsn ~ the single tax measure.
ID to obtain enough signitures
70 this act will not be presented.
he three constitutional apend-
sn to be submitted to . vote by
sesiou Of the legislature are ~
sss:
u amendment, to Section 22 Of
teis Of the state constitution
siaing that more than one coun-
1sdse may be elected whore the
riees Of an additional Judge are
uifed. The present law limits
mites to one Judge.
Tie second amendment IL known
he good roads, amendment
kh provides for the issuance Of
$4,000 In state bonds for good
ld' OF this amount not exceeding
10000 worth Of bonds are to bs
20 June /. 1921 and bonds to the
'ount not exceeding $3.0OO.OOO
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-10
i.ETrEN vssOas 4. L. sTN0s'P

Ramona. caitf.. June -. 1859
bcss Mr. coasni;
Arrived here trom LoaG DeeeA.
June 81, Ramona 10 - miller n y.
Of Han Diego. altitude itse esss.
osaiiy roli!as hula covered VisA
grain. rain fall - iasAss ~ aaAuA.
nns fruit aad sssesablss eAseo ~
r,esisd. small farms . 70 10 asrss.
along the creeks. Climate deal.
Poultry 10 the leading bvsiasss.
White tssAoras 0ss1eoiaAsiA0.
ranging from . few Asadrva 70 tea
thousand on . "chicssa rsaeA" Of
8 or 10 scres,
Please change my sddrssS fro0
Long Beach To Ramona. Calf
vcry truly.
4. L, otrvsp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-10

Bon Gibson and family rsturHeA
home "Wednesday froa their visit
In Lovcland and Doaver. TAa1
brought Martha Morssa with then
for . Two weeks ssay.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-10

Eduic and Alton Water. and Dob
Settlers were nshins ut Cl.at Creek
last week
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-04

Hayti, 8. Oak. Nov. 3.--Thc first
certified seed potato growers associ-
alton in. South Dakota. has been Or
ganized in Hamiin county. This is
also said to be tha tenth association
organized in the United State@
The business OF the association is
to improve the quality Of the potatoes
grown in the county by encouraging
the, use and growth Of certified seed
and to extend a nor profitable mar
ket by advertising. Suitable storage
facilities will be. provided. The fol-
lowing Is the board Of directors: d.
r. Sour. president: p. G. 5tetnwedel.
vice-president; b. J. Stemwedel, treas
urer, county agent A. ". Tompkins,
secretry; Bruno Kornrnann and F. ".
Lcntz, directors.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-04
A Department Devoted Exclusively to FafI
Affairs in Hand County
FARMERS CLUBB
HIIand and Hubert Comm unitics Or
ganfrc'

Through the agency OF thu Farm
bureau, two Hand County Commuui-
,ies got together Wednesday and Thnr
sdsy of last week and organized COM
munity centers, thereby taking tho
lrst step in organised community do
voiopmsut. Tho Hiland community
Affected r. d. Bailey President, Fred
Schroeder. vice-president and Walter
|Rhoton, Secretary-Treasurer Accom-
|mittee- of eight wa8 elected 10 meet
with tho County Agent and map out
the program of work to be- attsmpted
during the next year. On this COM
mittee arc r. NJ. Bailey, Fred Schrosd.
or, Dir. aads Mira, Rhotonp Pauline. and
Henry Gelrirg q, and Miss Bailey. Tho
Hiland community liz q progressive
one and splendid results from this
organization ere expected. Ono line
of work discussed at the meeting was
the Boys and Girls, Club work. A
Girls Canning Club Is. now under way
and preparation abont completed for
Ia Sow Litter Club.
The Hubert Community met at tho
horne Of MT. and Mrs. A. d. Crossman,
live miles southwest OF Washington,
Thursday evening. 6ixty-three were
present. A splendid testimony TO the
interest In community affairs. W. A.
Funnel was elected President, John
Peterson. vice president. Mrs. Both
well, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The COM
mittee. to plan with. the County Agent
the work to be attempted, by this COM
munity were selected 10 follows:
W. A. Funnel, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Peterson, Mrs. Boutwell,, Mrs. A. d.
Crossmsn and Mr. Sam Stobhs.
Club work came In for some lively
discussion. at this meeting, A SOW lit
Ter club hss been under way for .
year now and the boys are doing well.
Several Of the young people were an
yious to take on the feeding OF a baby
beef. and 1t Ia very likely a club OF
this kind will bs organized in the
Hubert community,
Following tho program tho ladies
served lunch. The gathering was a
success from every standpoint.
Mr.. W. r.. Knmlien, State Leader
and Vice Director of the Extension
Division Of the State College. and G
H. valentins Of the Boys and, Girls
Club Department. addressed both meet
ingk
Mr.. Kumlien discussed tho develop.
ment of the Farm bureau and It's rela:
ton TO every community In the county
He illustrated. tho object and necessity
OF local orsanization, completing hit
talk by showing In what ways a. com.
munity may adopt a DEFINITE goal o.
achievement and then work for III
accomplishment.
Mr.. Valentine discussed tho various
phases OF Boye' and Girls Club worl
and its relation To- the community nov
and when tina prcsent day young. peo
pie become tina fathers and mother
in the years. to- come.
f. III. Aichsr,
County Agent
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-04
FARM NOTES

Corn Is never stationery in quality,
It either improves or retrogrades, says
a United States Department of Agri-
culture specialist. There L. no more
excuse for farmers raising sornb corn
than scrub cattle.
In Graduating the co~ckelburr, re-
member that 1t carries a double bar
relied gun. Every bur carries two
seeds, only n OF which sprouts the
first year. Even when the product OF
that seed has been killed the other
will be In shape to make trouble the
next season. The United States De-
pertinent OF Agriculture has q circular
on the cockleburr-how to Get rid Of
IL. Farmers may obtain this bulletin
by communicating with their County
Agent.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company
is, 18, 20 and 22 WILLIAM STREET
New York City

coupons and Dividends due in July payable at this
office on and after July 1st 1920, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Miscellaneous Markets

Security, rate. due. Bid. Ask. Yield.
Imperial Oil, Ltd ........... 100 los
Magnolia Petroleum Co....... ats 400
Merritt Oil Corporation. 900. 15A 15%
Midwest Refining Co o........ 142 144
Mountain Producers ......... .13 1914
Northwest OIL Co........... rs 80
Producers & Ref Corp COM >. 7H
Salt Creek Producers, new. 1914 13%
a RaGninP 70
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

This Company fiscal agent Municipalities and
Coporafion and certiGe Of
nicipa bond and 10 the designated deposiary In
vestment Eapkcrs' Annexation OF ATTORNEYS.
Opinions and copies of relating to municipal issues
Descriptive booklet on request.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

Alabama Great Southern Railroad Co.
American Water Supply Co. Of Kankakee
Army & Navy Club Of Mantle
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Butler Water Company
Caro- Water Works Company
Cedar Rapids, City Of. Refuadins Bonds
Central Brewing Company
Chattanooga City Water Company
Chicago & North We.ter. Railway Co.,
Equipment Agreement, Serie. "A"
Chicago & North Wester. Railway Co.,
Equipment Agreement. Series &C"
Clyde Water Supply Co., Refundinr Is
Commercial Cable Company
Constitution Publishing Company
Cowlitx Lumber Company
Dayton Union Railway Company
East Greenwich Water Supply Company,
lst Mortgage
East Greenwich Water Supply Company,
End Mortgage
East St. Louis ( Interurban Water Co.
Ellsworth Galleries Company
Ell Paso & Southwesterp Railroad Co.
Hampshire Southern Railroad Company
Herkiner, Mohawk. llion & Frankfort
Electric Railway Company
indianapolis < Southeastern Traction Co.
indianapolis Union Railway Company
Iowa City Water Company
Lawrence Park Realty Company
Lupton, F. NJ, Publisher
Mobile Light 4 Railroad cenpa.y
Mobile & OAis Railroad Company, Exte..
sion LIST Mortgage
Divi,
JULY IST, 1920
Duluth-Supsrior Traction Co., Preferred
Twin City Rapid Transit Co.. Preferred
Weynan-Bruton Company, Preferred
Weymas-Bruton Company, Cs..es
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

Federal and Joint Stock L.-i Bank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan SIS,
1888 op 1928. 96 OF ! 6.26
Federal Farm Loan AVS,
1889 op 1924. ........... ss SO 64s
Federal Farm Loan AVS,
1898 op 1923 3......... 81 50 5.46
Federal Farm Loan AIS,
1897 op 1922 ......... 81 80 $50
Joint Stock Land Bank 5s,
1880 op 1924. ..:::..:.:.. sss soH 5.e2
l93s op 1923. ssh ssAa sos
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

mosler Safe Company
National Starch Company
New Castle 4 Shenapss Valley Railrssa
Company
New York < Cuba Mail Stsanskip q.
0lean, City Of
Peoples Water Company Of 0sLalsssa
Piedmont & Northern Railway Csnpar
Popular Science Publishing Company
Portsz,outh & Suffolk Water Company
Richmond Beach 4 Railway Conpss!
Santa Lucia Company
Sharon Railway Company
Southern Public Utilities Company
South Yub. Water Company Consolidiisf
Mortgage
St. Louis & Cairo Railroad Company
Third Avenue Railroad Company SO
Union Depot Company. colunbs'. 0Ss
Union Utilities Conpssy
Warren Water Company O,sue Of JOY
/, lss7)
Warren Water Conpssy Ossue OF JOY
l, 1909
Wayne Cotton Mills
Washington Water Power Company
Woodward Iron Company
JULY 2ND. 1920
East St. Louis & Granite City Water e''
County Of VaBderburgh. Indiana
JULY 18TH. 1920
Minneap polls, Lyndale & kinnetonks h'A
way Company and Minneapolis s"s"
Railway Company
St. Paul City Railway Company
July eoTH. 1890
Pekiu Water Works Company
ends
F. W. Woolworth Co.. Preferred
Ernest Simon, Manufacturing Company
JULY 9Th. 1929
Detroit, HillsdaIe & South Western H'''
road Company
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

ANDREW J: MCCORMACK. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALB
STOCKS AND B0NDS CON
6rFicE. S W1LL1AM SrREET.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE BOTH. 1920.
at 1890 O'clock at the
NOS. IA AND 1G NESEY STREET.
For Account of VIM NJ. Hoes. Public Ad-
ministrator:
300 shs. Milltc Auto Renting Co.
1925 shs. Duford Garage Co
For Account of Executors: !.
80 Msi,ea shsi eSIaYSsn SIs Sdn Ga Machine Works &
$500 Engineers Land Corpn. go Gold
Mtgc. 10-year Bond.
For Account Of Whom 1t May Concern
100 shs. ITutchinson Profit Sharing Co
sh. General Electric Co.
ls'9aa shs. Zinc Concsentrating Co.
100 shs. Cast Iron Machine Co prefd.
1S2 shs Sinclair Consolidated OH Corpn.
SO shs. Flemish-Iynn common.
1000 shs. Oklahoma OIL Co.
200 shs. Madras Marble Co
100 shs South Western OIL CO. Of
Houston. Texas.
Duo shs. Corona Oil Co.
300 shs. Woods Petroleum Co.
100 shs Keen & Woolf prefd.
oo6 shs sh Keen K $ Wo9lf common.
1.400 shs Rodin Studios Inc
100 shs. United Gas & Electric Corpn.
(Conn.) LIST prefd.
y 200 shs Oklahoma on Co. prefd
receipt of Guaranty Trust Co. emitting
holder to 60 shs. L. s High Speed
& S.eel q Tool Corpn. on and after
Chattel Mortgage made by the Continental
{.,,e Aircratt Sorpn: at Copague. suf-
Ioik county. n. y, covering all
%rureS rornn 6 ana nH M macGinery 6 of, SAID
Corpn.
o65 55 shs. saxon Motor Car corpn prefd.
5000 shs. Oklahoma Oh Co common
1000 shs. Oklahoma OH Co, prcfd
$4,000 Marks city Of Hamburg 4iscs BIDS
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Public Utility Securities

Bid. Asked.
An, Light & Traction om.....1ls 122
Adirondack Elcc Power CON-. 10 1s
do pfd ~ d3
Am Gas & Electric com.....102 lo6
Am ~ POWER & iiieht com...... A. SO
do pf. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 63 CT
Am Public Utilities com...... 10
Am waterworks Electric ...... 1
do participating pf.......... 3
Carolina Power & Light conn.,. 23 2S
Cities Service com. ...325 335ex
do of Ga y Geek
do bankers certificates. 49,. ~ 37ex
do 7 d G series b. 1866 .139 143
do series C. 1966...... 92k o5
Colorado Power com .......... ~
comwealth Pr Ry & L COM. i 20
Denver r. Gas & Eiec Gen S.. IS IS
Electric Bond & Share pf.. so IS
Empire Dis Elec pf. ........ 55 e5
FeHsrnl Go nf Light e. Traction com 80 q
Gas & Electric Securities com..25oo 350
NoF5hern G p' Ohio Elcc con:.... - 70
North Ont 1t & Pow com..... 10 i
NoTthern aG nr States Power com. oO IS IS
Pacific Gas & Elec pr. ........ ... 50 u
Republic Ry & 1t Co COM. II
sou}harn ut p1 Calf Edison COM. 81 s. s.
do pf Observation-Disclosures. 95 90
"standard Gas & Elec COM. '. 1874 is
"do pf Observation-Disclosures. 35 81
Tennessee Ry 1t & Power com. 3
United Light & Rys conn.,. 10 %
do LIST pf. ................. 81 Cock
Western Power com ......... ii 16
90 pf .................. 50 62
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
276th Consecutive Dividend
ESTABLISHED 1884.
The Bank of New York
National Banking Association

New York. Juno Is. 1920
Tho Board OF Directors have this day
declared quarterly dividend of Five
per cent. go and an extra dividend OF
Ihree per cent. (s%a). payable on and after
July !. 1920. to stockholders OF record OF
Juno 2l. 1920.
TRbD'K C. METZ. JR.. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
$8,000,000
Utah-ldaho Sugar Company
First Mortgage Serial 73h Gold Bonds

Issues
Dated
]
sSs :: Ss
BANKERS New Trustee
IL Of nn4hin C.
o0n the country Inc
in
of
purpose OF
the latter
o he sbusine
of
and
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
'Par value $50.
Bonds

Appalach Power 1st 5s. s..... SO
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5s. 1915. 70
Col Gas & Elec S. 1S27...... IS
Dallas "a i, .s Elss S S, 1sas. =. ;a. sss%
do Is. 1921 ............... 80
Ri Paso Elec col 5s........... 79
Great West Power 0s. 1946.... 73
Midwest Utilities Ia bs... IS
Miss River Power 1st 5s.. 70
North Ont 1t d Power Gs. .... 81
Nor States Power Is. 1926.... rs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
At III Crescent

The chief attraction at the Cres-
cent theatre this week bellies its
name in one respect. 1t is called
"Heliotrope." and one might from
the title infer a sweet-scented light
romance. Instead, the picture I'M
folds a vigorous. thrilling story of
father-love and the sacrifice made
by a regenerated convict to save the
happiness of his daughter.
"Heliotrope Harry" so called be-
aus of his fondness for the scent of
heliotrope, is serving a life sentence
in a penitentiary. Learning from a
pal hat his daughter, who believes
herself an orphan, is about to be
married to a rich young nan and
that his INSCRIPTIONS wife is plan
ming to blackmail the happy pair,
"Heliotrope" pleads for his release
from prison to protect the girl. 1t
is finally granted, on condition that
no harm will befall his wife at his
hands.
The ex-convict embarks upon a
shrewd scheme of intimidation that
soon has the adventures shrinking
with terror and at his mercy. Then,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
At the Ditmas.

'"The Wrong woman featuring
Olive Tell and Montagu Love and
"Oficer &C.," featuring Tom Moore
are the ~principSl attractions at the
Ditm.s theatre today.
The sto~y of the play, THE
Wrong Woman" is unique in is
treatment Of this question. An I'M
suspecting girl, Viola Marshall, is
made the victim of a mans infatua-
tiCn and she is forced to leave her
home. Jealousy also plays a part in
again placing her as the victim of
a mans error. She is accused of
murder because she was with the
man she loved when the crime was
committed. But fatherly love soon
wins its way to justice for all in this
forcible plot. "Oficer 666," is one
of the best pictures ever produced
by Tom Moore.
The RQbertson-cole Company has
filmed the famous play, "Kismet."
which will be run for six DAYS at
the Ditmas theatre. starting Mon
day and people in this city are GO
ing TO have an opportunity of see
ing Hail, the beggar portrayed by
no less a person than Otis Skinner
himself. 1t is a safe prediction that
the amusing old Bagdad vagaboad
will win every ones heart.
On the stage Hail made an in
Simultaneous hit; on the screen Hail
has an opportunity far beyond the
limitations of the stage. and Skin
ner's Interpretation of this role in
the screen version will stand for a
long time to come as the finest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
THEATRES


"Why change your husband. since
you are practically certain to van
him back ?' is the theme of THE
New York Idea" which opens today
at the Strand theatre. with Alice
Brady in the stellar role. 1t cannot
be charged that the idea is cribbed
from De Miles "Why Change You
Wife" however. for The New York
Idea" is a famous American satiric
drama first played in 1906 by Minnie
Madden Fiske. and revived three or
four years ago in New York by
Grace George.
The New York idea Is. we learn, 20
marry for within and divorce for the
same reasons: in other words, d.
vorce in haste and repent at leisure.
As the capricious heroine, Cynthia
Karslake, Miss Brady has something
nearer a comedy role than her previ-
Gus Realart pictures have afforded
her, though she brings her we'll
known emotional ability into play
more than once. Throughout the
picture she wears sumptuous clothes,
as do the other women of the cast,
as well as several hundred extras
who are used for ballroom, wedding
and racetrack scenes. Aside from the
plot the film would have interested
merely as a picture OF New York
society.
Belmont Park racetrack, on Long
Island. the Piping Rock Hunt Club,
and other favorite haunts of the idle
rich are used as backgrounds for the
unfolding of the story, which
abounds In divorce-which may be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

said to make it an accurate picture
of smart society. Lowell Sherman,
long a Broadway favorite in stage
plays. and the last few years a IA
/ miliar face in pictures, plays oppo-
site Miss Brady. the role of her first
and final choice as a husband. But
before she comes TO her final deci-
sion she betroths herself TO another
man, played by George Howell, a
newcomer to filmdom, but no novice
in acting. His divorced wife is
played most b~ewitchingly by Hedda
Hopper, wife of the popular DeWolf
Hopper OF light opera fame. Others
in a s%plendidly chosen cast are Lio-
mel Pape. Marie Burke, Julia Hurley
and II. j. Hockey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

for some notable success In abe bur-
lesaue and musical comedy field.
Dan Dody arranged the dancing
numbers. Harry tHeine) Cooper
heads the cast of funmakers who
contribute Il the entertainment. He
is easily the funniest comedian in
burlesque today and keeps his audi
ences in a continual uphoar during
the entire performance. Snitz Moore,
also a comedian of rare ability, as
sists Mr.. Cooper in his amusing an
tics and is responsible for a great
many laughs in the course of the
entertainment. Lew Christy is a
pleasing straight man." and most
of the contagious humor that is evil
dent throughout the piece is due to
his efforts. Mr.. Reeves has picked
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
Woming to Majestic

The attraction that patrons of the
Majestic theatre have been waiting
for comes 10 Perth Amboy next Mon
day in the form of AL Reeves Joy
Bells" which bears the reputation OF
being one of the best burlesque pro-
auctions presented by a producer
who is easily the most popular per-
sonality in the show business today.
Joy Bells" has been produced I'M
der the personal supervision of
James +. Cooper. while the piece
was written and staged by William
K. Wells. who has been responsible
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

were married September 81. 1915.
he being a widower with seven chill
dren and n being a widow with
sa,r children. Brachko alleges tnat
foiioVving a few months of happi-
ness Mrs. Brachko left his bed ana
boar because she had to take care
of all the children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

one of his typical Beauty Chorus"
for this, his latest production. ana
takes personal credit for the twenty
four charming misses gracing the
stage during the song numbers ana
dance ensembles. The name OF Al
Reeves is a guarantee in itselt-a
word to the wise Is sufficient.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09
Starts Divorce Action

Frank Brachko. of Roosevelt. has
filed a petition in the court of chan
Gerry through his attorney, Walter
j. Rielley, asking for an absolute
divorce from his wife, Mary Brach-
ko. on the grounds of desertion. Ac-
cording to the petition the couple
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

by a final heroic act, he forever
eliminates the wicked oma from
being a sinister menace to his
daughters happiness. How this is
accomplished makes one of the
greatest thrills yer shown on the
screen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-09

study in character work that the
moving picture cameras eve rN
corded.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
BROOKSTOWN

Misses Dovie Park, Margaret Bald
win and Minnie Shearer ENTERTAINED
on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
evenings in honor of Miss Park.
guests, Misse Geneva Fade and Eliza
beth Long, OF Shelby county. Deli
cious refreshments we're served ans
ell spent all enjoyable evenings.
Mr.. Jacob Gentry, of West Pain
Beach, Florida, and Mrs. William r
Gentry, of Madison, spent last Wee
with Mrs. Butler Dunn, of Shelb.
county.
Mr.. Rodney Fades spent the weel
end with relatives at Brookstown.
Misses Geneva Fades, Elizabeth
Long and Dovie Park spent last Mon
day and Tuesday with Mrs. B. H. Ed
wards and Mrs. Ernest Reeves.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
FOREST HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. LII Million and
shildren visited relatives at New
~ Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie 4udor and Mrs.
- ct Thompson spent Sunday with
Mrs. N.iley Lowry and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bwnlan and
;llildren, Of Richmond. spent Sum
'ay with Mr. klza Pigg and FAM
ily.
Nj, and Mrs. BOYD Wells and
title son spent Sunday with Mrs.
\ TT Wells and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Less TAYLOR and
Son. Arnett, and Matte Wells vis-
tied Mrs Edgar Burgess and FAM
ily at Valley View, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Wells. and
children of Versailles, are visiting
Mrs. A. III. Wells and family.
Mrs. Kettle Powell and family
notored to High Bridge Sunday
and spent the dav
Mfr G. B. Ienkir1s and daughter.
of Aberdeen, Miss, are
visiting relatives attllis place: