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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01

SPLENDID opening for grain dealer.
Inquire OF First National Bank. Grady.
New Mexico. 200 etc
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RED COMB" Chicken Feed. best on
the market, $3.50 per hundred. deliver.
81. One package of Refers More Eggs
given away free with each 100 lbs.
Amarillo sc~l co. .3lmhursl nullilnr.
i'hono iiie' so6 3p,
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FOR RENT-s modern furnished room.
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WASHING wanted. called for and dciiv.
cred. Phone 1903. zO5 Jp
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$4,000 To LOAN reasonable. a. II,
Care News 20G 2p.
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PLAIN sewing for women and children.
reasonable. 5Oi Van Buren,. 200 3p
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GAS fitting, all kinds Of gas appliances
repaired Phone 233i 2Oi 6tp
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Observation-Disclosures sport plug.
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LADY wants to cook for thrcashcrs. 900
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TABLE boarders wanted. sos Buch
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wANTED-wrn pay Top prices for
secondhand clothing. shoes trunks and
gr.ps. Phone 2i3s. i40.25p
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FOR sAI.E-IIighly improved subiri..
gated stock farm In Gray County. ten
miles from Mclean Phone 1915. \. q.
Keen. Owner 2O5 DC.
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FOR RENT--Two Furnished rooms ani
naniry. N" childrn. Apply 1919 South
johnson, .oi .r
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LOST

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breach. liberal reward FOR return e.
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wAs,~ED-To buy secondhand furni'
ture and gas stoves 81 all kinds Best
cash prices paid. Phone Zoos li5 tie
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WANTED to buy n tin shop inAmarillo.
Address $40 s. wavSrly Drive Dallas a.,
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DO you need chauffeur? Can drive
all models on any road. Address Daily
News. Box Sc. FOG Cp.
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FOR sALE-Saxon Six touring car $500
oarh. Coed condition. must g,ll. call
Folks Garage this week eos 80
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A four.room house On north side for only ~
cash, balance very easy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
W A N T E D

For SALE-i four.roOm brick home, modern, bat
breakfast room, bui-in kitchen cabinet and other feature
mcnt, practically Price S55OOOO and only s20OOOO
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

Mrs. Dollie Pool is on the sick list
 Mrs. Nancy Dunn was married last Wednesday to MT. Counts of Noun tain Springs.
 o. P. Gunter made business trir to Fl Paso Tuesday.
 Jim Austin made business trip to Little Rock Monday
 Slas Russell ano Bert Baker and families visited Mrs. RusselPs and Mrs. Bakers parents, Mir. and Mrs Landers of White county, Saturday.
 Mrs. Toney preached at the school house Sunday at 8 o'clock.
 T. w. Russell received word Sun day that his sister, Mrs. Flossie Neal of ElPaso, was very i'll.
 Other and Dewitt Pool of Little Rock and Clyde Pool of Ell Paso are visiting their mother, Mrs. Dollie Pool
 Miss Julia Pool has been giving Misses Arley and Tena Russell music lessons the past week.
 March 16.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
HOLLAND.

Farmers are beginning to be busy preparing for the crop planting.
 W. P. Bryant was called to Little Rock Friday to see his wife, who was reported to be in a serious condition Mrs. Bryant has been there for an operation for appendicitis.
 Lawson Parsons has moved across the Bayou, on John McElroy's place
 Mrs. Amanda (Grandma) Clements is very sick with the flu, we are sorry to hear.
 We wish happy and successful life to MT. and Mrs. Bun Bryant, who were recently married.
 Julian Berry and wife of Brown School House settlement visited Mrs. Berry's father, J. H. McCarty of this place.
 B. E. Butler has bought out pr. w. T. Mcdonald, paying $25,O0O for the place.
 Allen Duran of near Plumerville is visiting in this vicinity.
 We will organize a base ball club here pretty soon as we wish to get an early start with other teams in the county.
 March 16.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
BIG MAP TELLS
 ALL ABOUT STATE

Little Rock, March 19.-By far the
 most elaborate and complete map o1
 Arkansas that has yet been publ sheC
 has been perpared under the direction
 of Jim G. Ferguson, commissioner o1
 mines, manufactures and agriculture
 and is being distributed to prospective homeseekers, investors and citizens ot
 the state. This map is printed ir three colors on a sheet 32 by A inch es. The county outlines are shown in red and the government forest reserve in green. The scale is such that per mits the showing of township lines, streams, railroads and practically every postoffice in the state. Thirty four marginal maps show the location of minerals, the types of soil, the diff ferent typographical features, the distribution of timber, the boundaries of congressional districts and average rainfall and temperature charts. Among the important features is a geological map, the first complete one of it's kind published by the state There also are maps showing the areas in cultivation in the different counties, the distribution of field crops and fruit and the number of head of livestock, these maps having been compiled from reports gathered by the cooperative state and federal bureau of crop estimates.
 On the reverse side of the map sheet are terse descriptions of each county in the state with representa- tive photographs-75 in all-intend- ed to give the stranger an idea how each particular section of the state appears to the eye. Washington coun- ty is represented by picture of an apple orchard, Arkansas county by a view of two big rice mills, Mississippi county by a scene from one of the large river plantations, Crawford county by a view of one of her gas wells and the more remote counties by attractive landscape and agricultural pictures, all of which show Arkansas attractions to splendid advantage.
 Fifty thousand copies of this map will be distributed to citizens of the state, homeseekers and investors to- acquaint them with Arkansas geo. graphy, natural resources and climate, and the map will be extensively used by the immigration division of tn state bureau of mines, manufactures and agriculture, in connection witt other literature intended to answer the many inquiries received by Con- nj oner Ferguson fr-n prosnocti"o homeseekers and investors.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
OAKLAND.

Mrs. Nora Marmichael was called to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. John oml.h, "hv Was real sick, tut is some better now.
 Rev. Mayhew preached at Spring Hill Sunday.
 Most everybody here has the "flu."
 Our school closed last Friday with a good program and plenty of din- ner. Mir Dubose has taught us a good school.
 Jesse Puckett of Cato was here last week.
 c. w. Jackson and son, Sam, car ried cotton to Little Rock Monday. Several of the men are repairing our telephone line.
 Prof. Dubose will leave for his home at Searcy in the near future.
 Uncle" Bill Dillon, who has beer real sick, is able to be up again.
 March IT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
SPRING HILL.

Rev. Cobb filled his appointment here Saturday and Sunday.
 Wesley May and family went to her mothers Sunday.
 Several from Pleasant Valley at tended preaching here Sunday.
 Jimmie Salter of Wooster was here Sunday.
 Several have the humps around here.
 Esther Reynolds gave musical last Friday night, which was enjoyed by all present. MT. Smith gave a singing Sunday night.
 ,~,rne,t McCollum cf Conway vic ited home folks Sunday.
 Rev. Walter Day will preach here next Saturday night and Sunday.
 Lee Angel has returned home after . visit in Mississippi.
 Aunt" Catherine Matthews o1 Greenbrier is visiting her son, J. L Kirby, at present.
 March 16.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
SHADY GROVE.
March 16

The sick list this week is as fol- lows: Ava Stanton, Leonard Seay, D. J. Hallman, T. L. Ross, Mrs Ava liar grove and Uncle" Hugh Langston.
 Miss Edith Harris. the primary teacher, has been i'll during the past week. Miss Erie Nichols has been teaching in her place.
 Mrs. Ella Mckay, who has been con- fined to her room with rheumatism for three years, was able to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hargove, last Sunday.
 J. E. Hallman and Miss Gerela at tended the social at R. M. Browning's at Kendall last Friday night and re- ported good time.
 George and Lee Langston of Texas were call to the beside of "Uncle' Hugh Langston last week.
 Since our last writing the stork has been in this vicinity, leaving with Mir. and Mrs. Ebert Hallman a daughter, christened Kathleen Arnetta, also with MT. and Mrs A. D. Hogan, Jr., fine boy.
 Aunt" Rebecca Lance is still num- bered with the sick.
 There will be an old time box sup per at the school auditorium next Fri day night, March 19 Let everybody come, there will be entertainment for all.
 Joe Nichols and wife, who moved to Martinville last fall will move back with us soon. They will be welcome.
 A letter was r~c~i - -,- Nichols and c. R. Pate, who moved to New Mexico last fall, stating "that everything looked promising, and that they had 150 acres to cultivate in cot ton, that would make two bales per acre."
 March IS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
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CANEY.

Sunday school was we'll attended Sunday. The only fault we can find is why more mothers and fathers do no attend.
 Mrs. w. A. Phillips was the guest of Mrs. Patrick one day the past week.
 There will be pie-supper at the schoolhouse on Friday night, April g. The club is preparing program to be rendered on that occasion. Let everybody come and enjoy yourselves for while.
 J. A. Phillips returned home Friday after several days visit to relatives in Conway.
 Paul Brazer, who died at hospital in Little Rock Friday morning, was laid to rest in Caney cemetery Satur- day morning. He is survived by his mother and six brothers, most of whom live here.
 Mrs. Ed Wofford and children of Conway and Walter Tyler of Reeves School House were guests of J. M. Glenn Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Rector White of Daugherty Hill were guests of Mrs. Whites parents, MT. and Mrs. F. P. Hawk Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Langston of Shady Grove were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moore.
 March 16.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
ROUND MOUNTAIN.

County Judge Lea and a crew of men with three tractors and graders are doing some very fine work on the roads from Conway to Round Noun tain.
 Mrs. Garland Dunn returned to her home in Conway Saturday after wis ting with her uncle, F. o. Simmons
 Miss Etta King spent Saturday and Sunday with homefolks here.
 Tom Reeves and family of Reeves schoolhouse moved on the Mountain Monday.
 March r.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19

There is no remarkable secret about the recipes we use for our excellent bread and pastry. We make use of the best in gredients and a lot of expert knowledge of the subject. You Il make no secret of how pleased you are if you try out products.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
.MAYFLOWER.

The buffalo gnats are very bad here Several people are sick with inf1u- enza.
 Elmer Matchett and wife are still very sick.
 Several attended singing at this place Sunday.
 Noal Heffington and family are wis iting J. T. Shilling.
 Judge Lea was here Saturday in specting the Palarm bridge. The judge says he is going to build steel bridge at this place.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
If you are Bothered

with pain around the eye or seemingly behind the eyes you should have them examined and the proper correction worn constantly, or if reading blurs or there is a dry itchy feeling in your eyes it is the first symptoms of eye strain and should be looked after imme diately.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-19
BIGBOY

I will stand this Jack season of 1920, 3 miles northeast of Ro- dcn's Mill at foot of the Dunn Hill.
 Bigboy is a Black Mammoth Jack, with white tips. He is 6 years old, 16 hands high and weighs about l 200 pounds. TERMS: $12.50 to insure colt; due when fact is ascertained, or mare traded or about to be removed from county.
 Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but will not be re- sponsible should any occur.
 w. J. Bass Vilonia, Ark, Rt. 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-23
VENTA EN- HATILLO

Sc vende Ia hermosa propiedad del
orfelinato George o. Robinson, en- Ha-
tillo; edificio de dos ~pisos, de concrete
reforzado, con nueve media cuerdas
de terreno cultivado, ITS palmas de
coco, As de elias va en- production. Es
ia propiedad, orillas del mar v del
higienico pueblo de Hatillo, es propia
para una institution, casa quinta, ETC.
Sc vente por trasladarse ell orfelinato
a una granja agricola. Informsra Ma
nuel Andujar, Bsx 2S9, San Juan, p.
r. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-23
A'lAT. I)ITi COMO HOY 4
-GsS" ET1
"Recordar vvir---Dante
% DE ocTUBRE DE 1898
AIocUc1oN coNsEJo oRETAR1os PUEBLO DE


Al extinguirse Ia Soberania Espafio-
la e iniciarse la Soberania Americana,
estableciendose el poder militar, abso-
luto y supreme por orden del muy He
norable Fresidente de los Estados Uni
dcs, ocupaban.os nosotros Ell Gobierno
Insular.-Estimando que la resignation
de nuestros cargos sc imponia de un mo
do absolute, Ia hicimos ante ell general
Brooke, resuelta y formalmente. FL ge
neral Brooke estima, que debemos Sc
guir prestandole nuestro concurso ell
Ell despacho de los asuntos del Gobier-
no de la Isla y ocupar las Secretaries
que subsistiran mientras no legislen pa
ra el pals las Camaras de Washington
Y, como queremos corresponder a tan
honrcsa prueba de confianza, permane-
ccremos ell nuestros puestos, aceptando
durante este periodo transitorio, las re
ponsabilidades que nos crea.
Y nuestra posici6n Sc funda, desde lua
co. en- la election con que nos distingue
ell ilustre representante de la Republi-
ca.-Rotos los viejos moldes de la Colo
mia, disueltas las agrupaciones politicas,
no somos va hombres de partido: soa.os
hombres de gobierno. Y pondremos Ia
unprecedented mas completa por norma
invariable de nuestros actos, EN- que no
Sc refejara nunca el recuerdo del p7sa-
do, sino la enefgia activa aspiration
al porvenir.
Puerto Rico ha menester que todos sus
hijos Sc agrupen EN- torno de la bandera
cuya sombra sc desenvolverdn sus pro
gresos y Sc afirmaran sus libertades.
Cedido por Espafa ell territorio de Ia
Isla EN- que nacimos, sometiendonos
sin reserva de ninguna clase a los he
chos consumados, no serviremos de hoy
mas a una banderia; serviremos la
nueva mstr6poh, que nos asegura Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-23
tPUEDEN CURARSE
NEURALGIAS EN-
MEDIC MINUTO?
/ Claro que 81 Basta una sola apli
caci0n del antique e infalible
Aceite de San Jacobo

Este iinimento, tiene un poder de
penetration tan extraordinario una
fuerza curativa tan grande, cue lie
ga raridamens hasta los nLsculos y
nervios afectados,. y hace cesar de mo-
do instant5neo su condici6n anormal
Por ESQ consti1uye ell remedio ideal
no solo para todos les dolores neural
gicos, sino tambien para ell reumatismo,
La ciatica, ell lum bago, etc.
mo sufra usted por mas tempe!
compre hoy misno IN frasco de Acct
te de San Jaccbo en- cualquier botica,
ponga una pequena cantidad EN- ell hue
co de la mano, friccionese suavente la
parte sensible y en- menos de medic
minute exporilnsntara la grata sorpre-
sa de sentirse completamente aliviado
Y no solo .esto, sino que con solo re-
petir tan sencillo tratamiento por dos
o tres veces, la neuralgia no volvera
molestarlo nunca.
Ell aceite de San Jacobo no mancha
nj irrita la piel. De consiguiente, pue-
de aplicarse en- cualquier parte del
cuerpo con la mas absolute confanza
Despues de que 10 haya usado, Sc ex-
pEcara por que desde hace mas de Sc
senta amos tiene una gran demanda Ell
todas parties del mundo y por que Ia
sido premiado con medalla de orc en-
cinco de las mas importantes Exposi-
clones. Advt.
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"Recordar es vivir--Oante

bienestar y ell 'derecho, y a la TERRA
EN- que radican nuestros afectos nues-
tros intereses Entire antiques adverse
rios Y antiques correligionarios no con
sentiremos. preferencias Ia capacidad
y Ia honradez, elias solas, deter1Ainaran
ell acceso de los ciudadanos a las fun
clones administrators
e regimen militar reduce Ia 6tbita
de nuestra acci6n limites estrcchos.
No obstante, informarsmos Ell cada ca
so al general Brooke con ell leal noble
proposito de que sus actos Sc inspiren
siomrre en- Ia justicia y Ell la ley. Por
10 que & nosotros toca, aspiraremos a
la pura satisfaction de que los Estados
Unidos al fjarse en- estes doninios su-
yes, sc conve-lZan de cue aqui hay un
pueblo sensato, docil digo dc que hasta
Ell SO eXtiendan las conquistas de la De
mocracia, que han hecho tan grande a
Ia patria de Franklin y de Lincoln. 81
aspiramos a fraternizar con nuestros
compatriotas del Norte, es necesario que
les igualeinos ell sus atlas virtudes civil
cas- Y ell sus grandes aptitudes para la
lucha para Ell triunfo.
Asi pensamos: asi procederemos Y al
bajar de estes sitios nos sentirea.os tran
Qullos y fehces 81 mereciesemos, no ell
APPLAUSE enthusiastic, sino Ia serena y re-
fiexiva aprobacion del pueblo de Puer
to Rico.-San Juan, octubre 23 de 1893.
LUIS MUNoz RIVERA, Fresidente
del Consejo Secretario de Goberna-
ci6n. JUAN HERNANDEZ LOPEZ,
Secretario de Justicia-JULTAN BLAN
co y SOSA, Secretario de Hacienda -
SALVADOR CARBoNELL, secretario
de Fomento. o.-APROBADo: JOHN r.
BROOKE, Mayor General, Comandante
en- Jefe del Departamento de Puerto Ri
co.
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Ell MATIzADO DE LA CANA DE
AzUCAR Y Ell DESCUERINIIENTc
DEL 1NGENIERO AGRoNoMo sR.
DEL VALE zENO

Folleto impreso en- espahol g tngles
tlustrado, conteniendo una memoria ei-
la cual SO exponen detalla damente las
investigaciones que le nevaron al des
cubrimien;o de Ia causa originaiora do
Ia enfermedad del Matizado de Ia cana
de aziicar y el medic de evitsrla:
PRECIO.-UN DOLLAR
Ei producto hquidc de esta publica-
ci6n, sera dedicado benefcio de cier-
tas instituciones dc caridad de esta 'sla.
Dirijanse los pedidos, acompanados
de su inlporte,
CONRADO ASENJO,
Box S. San Juan. P. R. Advt.
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JUNTA LOCAL
del partido
UNION DE PUERTO RICO

BarcelOneta, T. b., 20 de octubre
do 1920.
For la presente Sc notifca todos
los electores pertenecientes al pcrtido
URion de Puerto Rico residences fuera
de esta localidad que necesiten re-
cursos para traSladarse- este pueblo
emitir su voto ell dia 2 del pToximo No
viembre, que oportunamente escriban a
este Comite solicitando ell importe del
traslado para ser atendidos Immediate
mente.
Ell .CoMITE LOCAL DE LA
Advt. UNION DE P. r.
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maquinas, puedo entregar en- ell act
todos los trabajos. Garantizo esmero y
iimpieza. Tienda LA FANdA. San Fran
cisco st. Telefono 555.
servicio especial por corree
- ANA wERRADII.Los Advt.
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ARunclsse en- Ell MUNDo
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DE INTEREs PARA LAS DAMAs

Hago mAquina Punto dc vain1cS
DobladillOs, Tru-Tru y Ribete da Picot
en- cualquiera clase de tela y a pre-
clos econ6micos
Habiendo aumentado el nGmerc d
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Ats4puAD03
MANUEL BENITEZ FLORES
AsoGADo Y NoTAE1o

PrIbunaios irsularss Corte Psdsral
Rafe'e NOtaria, San JustO 4, altos.
r. o Box 1904 Tel6foAs SOS
San Juan, p. 8.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-19
WELLS RIVER.

Miss Margaret Hooker and Mr.
George Long were married at Woods
Vile Nov. 18th. They are taking a
trip to Montreal. Both young people
are employed at the N. E. Tel. and
Tel. Co. at Woodsville.
The Study Club were guests of
the Reading Club at Woodsville
Tuesday evening at a most interest
ing musical program.
Mrs Ed Lewis and baby daughter
are spending a few days in Orleans
with relatives.
Mrs S Hutchins is i'll at her
home with bronchial pneumonia. Two
nurses are caring for her, Miss Nc
Kenzie and Miss Passeur.
Have your dollar for the Red Cross
solicitor when she calls. The solic-
itors for the village are Miss Ran
dali, Miss Doody, Mrs Frank George
and Mrs Chas. Cameron.
Miss Beardsley, the State Health
Nurse, was in town two days this
week
Rev. Donald Fraser preached in
Hanover Sunday.
Mrs Nelson Bailey has been in
Boston during the week.
A good crowd attended the H. s.
basket ball game at McIndoes Friday
to cheer our team to victory.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-19
HAVERHILL.

Mrs Mary Carbee and John Locke
have closed their house and started
Monday for Norwalk, Conn, where
they expect to spend the winter.
Miss Mary Hildreth spent the week
end with friends in Woodstock, VT.
Mrs c Mayo has taken rooms in
the Henderson Block, Woodsville,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs Ray Peavey of Manchester,
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs S Ella Knapp, for the past three
weeks, returned to her home last Sat
urday.
Mrs A K Merrill was in North
Haverhill last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Bernice Underhill of North
ampton, Mass. was a recent guest of
Miss Elsie Westgate.
Mrs Stephen Reed is visiting rela-
tivbes in Manchester for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs John Arthur and fam
ily attended the Church Fair at West
Newbury last Friday evening.
F r Rogers Of Newport, n. II. was
in town Saturday. His mother, Mrs
Anna Rogers. returned with him TO
Newport, where she will spend the
winter.
Miss Edith Blodgett has gone 20
Woodsville, where she has a position
in Mann's Dry Goods Store.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-19
GLENCLIFF.

Felix Wood and sons, William and
Louis Wood, went to Colebrook, N.
II. Monday morning for a few days
hunting deer.
Mr. and Mrs William Seely and Mrs
H II Washburn were in Woodsvtlle
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Truman Hale returned from
her visit in jackson and Conway
Friday night.
Mrs H H Washburn spent Thurs
day night with her daughter Mrs A
d Martin in Woodsville, and attend
ed the Sale and Concert given BY
Tracy Ross Post American Legion.
Milly Coates returned home from
Lynn, Mass. Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Bowles have
moved to Pike, where Mr. Bowles has
work.
Mrs MAY Belyea and Mrs Ollie
Shelly, also Mrs Fred Chassen spent
Saturday in Woodsville.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Black drove to
Bradford Wednesday and traded
their horse for a colt.
H II Washburn and Louis Black
motored to Bradford Thursday, re-
turning by way of Woodsville.
The w. w. Sewing Circle met with
Mrs p Glidden Wednesday p. M,
Nov. 10. The next meeting will be
Dec. LIST with Mrs Leona Seely.
Mr. Barker spent Saturday in Pike
on business.
There will be a dance at w. w.
Hall Nov. 10, Coulter's Orchestra.
The last dance was very well attend
ed, several coming from saltwater,
Haverhill, Wentworth and Warren,
also eight college boys from Hanover.
Thomas Young and seven young
men from Concord came home Sat
urday night to go deer hunting.