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What a funny thrill one gets when
one finds that what one believed was 4
thought or feeling peculiar to oneself or
at least very unusual. is shared by
others and is. perhaps. quite common.
4 friend of mine who Is salesman
showed me an article he was reading IN
a business magazine the other mght
This certainly cheers me up, he
said. What do you think it sayS-that
even the very best statesmen, men VINO
have salaries on commissions that run
into five figures, have to push them
selves and even have TO fight with them
selves constantly and fight with them
hope that the prospect they are going
to call on, won't be in. Why, when We
caught myself hoping that. I've been
afraid 1t proved that l wasn't meant TOT
a salesman. And here these big bugs
are feeling just the same. Well what
do you know"
re wanted to Turn over tho Leaf
Here's another example of somewhat
different sort. In Il quaint little book,
we'll called QUAINT Thoughts" and
written by an army chaplain OF tho Eng
lish civil war, came upon this passage
the other day.
Lord discover an arrant lazin"%S in
NV soul. For when l am To read
apter in the Bible. before ! begin II. |
look where il. endcth. And If II endeth
not on the same side ] cannot Keep my
hands from turning over the lear 10
measure the length thereof on tho other
side. " II swclls to many verses | hr-
gin 10 grudg". SCourGc Lord. TINS IaEl-
ucss ont Of NY soul. Make the reading
Of Thy word not Il pcnanrc I" h"i
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S, Si s!!{;; 5 TsLhzsS i = =
DID YOU EVER HAVE THIS EXPERIENCE?

pleasure unto me-: teach me that ~
among many heaps Of gold. all being
equally pure. that is the best which Is
the biggest, 50 may / esteem that chap
tor in Thy word the best that is tho
longest"
And SO I.
Until | read that chapter. | had Il
vague idea that was thc only person
wicked enough To turn over the page l"
see how long Il chapter Was. and to be-
gin ito grudgC If II SwCllcd TO many
verses" III Is great comfort to me Ia
know that am in the company Of SO
good man. And il ne could feel that
way, / suspect there must bo Il great
many others with US. too.
There are on the earth more than a
billion and half people.
What chance. think YOU. there is tina
you can have Il singl" thought that is
yours alone"
The Reason Your Feelings Seem Unique.
Tho reason on" has 50 many thoughts
and feelings that seem individual. is
thu, il is so rare for anyone TO write or
speak the exact truth about these inner
feelings.
When one does. he is pretty sur" OF
an audience. That is What gave valu"
to the simpl" diary of Marie Baskirt-
SrV, and Il Nngr" H. the rNtrnurdinarY
performance 81 her American follower,
"Mr. Mary McI.anc"
or course We would soon find ii tire
some II people insisted on telling all
about their inmost thoughts and feel
incs. But I wonder if life wouldn't he
r,nrc interesting IL W" told 4 little more
about jh,m than We d".
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at her home rear Mt. Olivet on Satur-
day afternoon. the occasion being her
sixth birthday.
Virginia, little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. August Wheeler. is quite i'll.
The box social which was given by
the Young Peoples Society in MI OH
vet hall Tuesday evening proved quite
a success. 4 large crowd vas present
and about $500 was cleared.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Garvin will entertain tho
Allen Grove Sewing Circle at her home
on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myers and Mr..
and Mrs. W. RI. S"abright attended tn"
funeral of Francis HcnCcroth al Rosby' =
Rock on Thursday.
\ Mothers service will be held in
the Bethlehem Union chapel on sunday
at o'clock. Rev. George T.. LOCkhart,
pastor of tho Emmanuel Baptist church.
Wheeling. will preach the sermon.
Miss Elsie Schmidt. Of MI. Olivct. is
i'll.
The Mt. Olirct Ladies Aid society
held AN all day meeting IN their hall on
Wednesday afternoon.
4 program in honor OF Mothers Day
Will he rendered in the Mt. Olivct
church by the members of the Sunday
school on Sunday morning at II o'clock.
J. t.. Bender has moved from Bethl"-
hem 10 mis- new farm near Eoney' $
Point.
Mrs. J. l.. Null is i'll Of tons!litis.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mr.. Marion Henry and Miss Helene
McBurncy spent saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Steward OF MI:
Holly spent last week with Mr. ana
Mrs. John Steward OF Jerusalem.
Miss Trenna Shiplcy Of Tacoma
spent Saturday and Sunday with Misses
Audrey and Inez Fisher.
Miss Clara Johnson uf Speid"l. spent
the week end with Miss Edna Burch'
field.
Mr.. John Howell of near Somcrton
spent Saturday with Ernest and Holmes
Howell.
Several from the Ridge attended the
cake walk and piesoCial at No. Lower
Sandy Friday evening.
Mrs, John Brooks. who has been ser
iouSly i'll tho past two weeks. ~ much
better at this writing.
Bert Sccrcst has sold his farm near
Fairview auh Is moving To The cole
farm near Spcidel.
Miss Helen Bailey closed very sue
ccSsful term of school ut Lamira Fri.
day and has returned TO her home at
Mi. Holly.
Mrs. Nbhlc Naylor spent last week
visiting Bethesda relatives.
Keith Stidd, Of Spcidcl. srent the week
end with his cousin. Harold Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Skinner and
family of Mt. Holly. attended the con-
cert given by tho Muskingum glee club
at Barncsville Friday evening.
Mrs. Grace Dyer of Olivctt. spent one
and Mrs. Scott Campbell of MI. Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Fisher have
moved to the "Chappell' farm at
RarncSyillc
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SISTERSVILLE

Mrs J. G.. Umpleby and littlc daugh-
ter, JOSEF hInc, who have been spending
the past month with friends and rela-
tivcs in Oklahoma. are expected homo
Sunday.
Miss Ellen Marshall Rugg, repre-
sentative OF the Potomac division OF the
American Red Cross, is spending several
days in the city.
Dorothy. the siX-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal kcpncr. sustained
u broken arm when she fell while play
ing on the lawn with some little COM
panionS.
Miss Rachel Tracy will spend the
weekend as the guest of her sister
Miss Pauline. student in Elliott y
Business college at Wheeling.
Mrs. A. w. Doughton has gone TO
Pittsburgh for visit OF several days
with friends.
Miss Sophia Kester. OF Belmont. W
Va. who has been the guest Of Mrs. q
y. Sharpe. has returned home,
Mrs. A. V. Hoenig and daughter: Mar
tina. who have been the guests OF rcla..
tives here for few days, returned
Saturday TO Parkersburg.
Miss Naomi Gillespie and Nell Core
attended the track meet on the athletic
field at st. Marys Saturday.
Mrs. Sampson Thistle delightfully."- en-
tertained at 6 o'clock dinner Friday
evening. honoring Miss Ruth McCor.
mick. tlancee OF Mr.. Ward Parry. OF
Akron. o. Attractive decorations pre-.
vailed. a color scheme OF purple and
gold having been carried out In the ap'
pointmcntS Covers were laid for Miss
es Ruth Mccormick. Hattie Hill. Ma
garet and Virginia Thistle. Ethel Work
Ethel Robinson. Sara Bailey. katherine
Jackson. and Mesdamcs. Luke Toussain
J. Artel Case Ernest McElhoSe. Ralph
Broadwater and Sampson Thistle:
Mrs. {. l.. Gisler and son Bobby. and
Mrs. Chris WinCher left Saturday for
months sojcurn at Magnets Springs
John l.. Fish will so TO ClarksburE
Sunday to accompany home Mrs. Fish
and John ]. Jr.. who have been visiting
relatives there for several days.
Mrs. Eva Fowler has gone TO Pitts
burgh to spend the summer with friends
Miss Sara Bailey has as her guest Mrs
Harry NJ. Campbell of ParkersburG.
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OFFICIALS ANNOUNCED
For High Srhool Pield Meet At Morgan
town on May 21Et and 22nd

Special Dispatch to The lntelligencer.
MORGANTOWN. W: Va. May o.
John r. Taylor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
the Allegheny Mountain Association OF
the 4. H. L. will be the official starter
for the third Annual high school track
ana field meet to he held here May 81
and 80. and will also act in that cap
acitv for the Washington d JEFFERSON
West Virginia dual meet on the AFTER
noon OF MAY 22nd.
Pop" Louder. former Cornell star and
former Mountaineer football coach. VIII
he another important official wnlle
Jim" Shields of Clarksourg; Nike
Shumakcr of Wesleyan; c. V. Miller OF
Bethany: A. X. Shelton. NJ. NJ. Mclntlre,
". l.. Boylca. Ira l.. Rodgers. and more
ihar A score OF others whose names
have been connected for years past WIN
nthIc,ic nrogrrss in the Mountain state.
Will hold positions as judges, timers In
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ST. MARYS

Funeral services for Mrs. Edith CraiG
who died Saturday morning. at the
home Of her son, G.. T. Craig. following
a few DAYS illness, was held Sunday.
Rev. Bleaklcy. pastor of the NJ. +
church. had charge of the services. In
terment in the Pine Grove cemetery
The deceased was we'll known and had
a large circle Of friends who will regret
her death She was 81 years months
and 20 days old and leaves 10 mourn
their loss one son, c. p. Craig and one
sister. Mrs. Amanda Wilson, both OF
this city.
children spent the week end with rela-
tives at Friendly.
Miss Lucy Bull. of Eureka. was
shopping here Monday.
c. c. Horner. of Finch, was caller
in town Tuesday.
Robert Martin was at New Martins
vile. Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Rolston was shopping at
Marietta. Monday.
J. c. Mclaughlin was at Farkcrs-
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burg looking after business matters.
Tuesday.
Snowdcn Cook was a Marietta caller
Saturday
Mr.. Hess. Of Marietta. was calling on
customers in town, Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. &. McTaggart. of Eureka.Was
shopping in town. Saturday.
Mrs. \. II. Neyman was the guest or
her mother at SIStcrSvIlle. Monday.
Dick Gregory. WAS Il caller 1T Eureka
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golfer Sunderman and
baby, OF oklahoma, arc visiting rc!a-
tiveS here.
Miss Olive Brothers was shopping at
Marietta. Saturday.
Charles McMunn. OF New Martins
Vile. was Il caller here, Wednesday.
Mrs. VI. Johnson and daughter. Lena.
were shopping at Marietta Saturday.
Walter Bachman, of LaBcllr. was a
caller here. Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Phillips was at Marietta.
Cat nrIu
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BETHANY MAKES CLEAN
SWEEP FROM CONCORD

Special Dispatch to The Intellisencer.
ATHENS, W. Va, May 6-Bethany
College made a clean sweep of the Con-
cord Normal series by taking the second
game here today, 10 TO D. Bethany
| gained such a lead by driving Bourne
! from the mound in the second inning
that they took things easy the remain
der OF the game.
! Woyman. the visitors left fielder.
| turned in the greatest catch ever seen
here, in robbing Smith of home run
n tho game Score: r. H. Z.
BETHANY 230 600 032-1O s 5
Concord ...... 900 013 020- II >
Marshall. Lewis and Bourne; Farley
and Willis, Roark.
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WESLEYAN TO PLAY
AMERICAN LEGION

Special D.Sratch to The lntclligencrr.
BCCKHANEON. W. Va. May 6--Up-
on the cancellation of the Wesleyan
Concord Normal baseball series for
BuckhannUu tomorrow and Saturday
Wesleyan has agreed TO play in Fair
mont On Saturday against the American
Legion.
Wesleyan cnScEed in double header
in BuCkhannun with the Legion nine
last Saturday with the result that each
nine won Il game.
The game in FarmunL on Saturday
will he the deciding game OF an inter
eSting series. Wesleyan will carry
eleven players. coach and manager.
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NOTICE.

To Holders Of Williamson Light & Ice
Company. First Mortgage six per
cent Gold Bonds due 1929:
You are hereby notified that the VIII,
hanson Light and Ice Company, by Its
successor, the Williamson Electric Com
pany, having elected to redeem the en-
tire amount Of said bonds outstanding
in pursuance Of Section 2 Of Article
VII Of the Mortgage securing the same:
will on June LIST. 1920. redeem All OF
said bonds at the price OF 1863 OF their
par value. together with accrued and
unpaid interest. All such bonds should
be presented for redemption and pay.
ment at the office of the undersigned
in Charleston, West Virginia, on or be-
fore the said redemption date, after
which date interest will cease on all
bonds not 80 presented for redemption
and such bonds shall cease to be Sc
cured by the Indenturer OF Mortgage
above referred to.
UNION TRUST COMPANY, .-.
my-6-m Substituted Trustee.
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ACTION FASTENED.

PARIS. May 6.--Thc strike Of rail
way men which has now extended -
the miners and lockers and to the metal
workers in tho Paris district. with the
!, threat Of "A possible general strike. has
caused the GOV crnmcnt Ia hasten It's
promised plan of reorganization Of tho
railroad is. as forecast in the chamber
Of DEPUTIES on February "a. last.
1t is considered thar this plan. Civ
ing control Of the transportation sys-
TENS to a committee representing all
interests. will furnish the probable
basis for a settlement OF the strike.
which j. a continuation Of the May Day
demonstration with naturalization OF
the railroads as its chief object.
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HOPE FOE TIE CONSUMER

ATLANTIC CITY. MAY G.-I1cadinS
leather men Of the country at the annual
spring meeting Of III" tanners council
OF the United States Of America here
oday declared that tn" peak of prices
in footwear had been reached but that
4 would take three to four months for
the effect T. reach the consumer. Thc
statement was made in the report Of the
IXcCutivc committee.
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"FLu" AT PARHERsBuRa

CHARLESTON. W. Va. " - 6.--Re-
cErrrnCe of influenza in small way
at Parkershurg is noted in the weekly
disease summary issued today ny the
state department of health. There are
eighteen cases reported in Parkersburg
and only one case from the rest of the
state Measles continue to lead in the
number of cases Of disease. with l+o
cases reported. Or this number Wheel
ing has So ClarkSburg u and FairmOnt
lG. Twcnty-onc cases Of smallpox are
reported from Bluriield.
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TO ST. CLAIRSVILLE

warwood high will play their third
game Of the week this afternoon when
tho team journeys to 81. ClalrsTllle LOT
,hcjr scheduled game with the high
school team Of that place. Miller or
Kemp will probably be picked on TO DO
the twirinG for the Warwood laSs'
Little Is known of the quality OF st.
C!arsvillc but the up-rircr iaos cHpee'
,o win their second game of the week.
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MEET AT FAIRMoNT

CuARLi2STON- May ca joint con-
ference Of officers of district II.
United Mine Workers. and coal uperat
ors regarding matters pertaining IT, the
application of the new wage scale in
the mines will BE- held at Fairmont to-
morrow, It was announced bv c. Frank
Kssnry. president of district y. upon
his departure from headquarters here
tonigh; with either Officers "f the
union FOR the Marion county scat.
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TO ASK INJUNCTION.

CHICAGO. May 6.--AttornH!S repro
scnting Chicago coal operators indicted
at Indianapolis for alleged restrictions;
of coal production and other violatio ions
OF the Lever act. today Med notice with
Federal Judge Carpenter that they
would present II petition Tuesday for an
injunction restraining the government
from prosecuting the operators. Sim
liar injunCtIonS arc being sought by OF
orators ia St. Louis. Toledo. ClcvcI
land and other cities. II was said.
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RAMBLERS CHALLENGE

Tho Benwood Ramblers are without
n game for next SUNDAY AFTERNOON anu
tcur Team in the Ohio Valley for game
on the South Benwood grounds; Flor,
encc 4. G., Wilson Packers. EdGewooo
A, C.. Unecda Match-take notice. For
games answer through inns paper
call Benwood go between and
o'clock.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE, II;
j. BRIDGEPORT HIGH, IS

bridgeport High defeated st: Glars
willie High in IL SUGGEST played on the
lattcr's ground yesterday afternoon py
n score OF ILL., The game was fea-
tured by the hitting of Furniss. who Sc
cured one home run and three two base
hits. >, :,
Score by innings: X ~, y:
S;. C,IalrsvilIe lei 1873 10l-l2 IA
Home run. Furniss. Three base hits
r. Coates. Two base hits. Furniss; VIII
Ilams. Iddies. Wooten. Evans. Struck
out by Williams ,: Lucas 8; Furniss j.
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MADISON vs.. CENTRE

Tho fast baseball team of the Madi-
son Public school Of the Island Will
meet the team Of Centre school in the
Fifth ward this afternoon at ) o'clock
Mt the Twenty-sixth street grounds.
Both teams are reported TO be in excel
lent condition and very good gam"
is promised. This is the second game
for both teams, neither Of which has
been defeated.
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SHERRARD
Drum Funeral

Funeral services were held on Tues
day at o'clock for Chester NJ. Drum.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. John Drum, Of Pet
crs' Run, whose death occurred on Sat
urday. lnterment was III the Allen
Grove cemetery here.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid society
will be entertained at tho home of Mrs.
NJ, u. Archey on NEXT Wednesday at
ternoon.
Albert Lehman. Of St"uhenrill". is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Remk".
Miss Luanna Belle Sncdekrr was hos
tess to number Of her little friends
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stock, complete machinery. tools. Ford
car, etc, for 5000, only $4,000 cash.
balance easy terms. Details page %
Strout's Catalog Farm Bargains 50
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amL1oHs are suffering with rheuna

MILLIONS are suffering with rheuMn-
tism. Most important discovery Of the
age. 4 herb that actually drives the
tirely out Of the system. People writs
US and say they are astounded at the
results, especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities:
postpaid, 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co, Venice Califor'
mia. my-z6-tL.
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! BRAIN TESTS|
! By SAM LLOYD. (

No. 400.
A Charnde.
4 word I know will quickly show
What wicked people are:
And when transposed will be disclosed
4 name they always share;
Transposed Alright, twill bring to light
what all would wish TO do.
If altered now. twill fairly show
What hides them from our view.
Answer to No. 405.
Mcnominee and Pc or IA (Feoria)'
copyright, 1920, by Sam Loyd.)
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on. RP0CU-

Oil ;1.45 and 500 Motex Refining
32.35 and 1000 Motex Pipe Line 40c.
Telegraph orders. A. L. Deibel, Boat
mems Bank Bldg, St Louis, Mo.
ap-26-u
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POULTRY,

xo1 GAIH-Ancona Buff LeEhorn. Red
eggs and stock. H. B. Hermann.
Wheeling, W. Va, R D. No. 2.
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LoST-Small black purse containing
IS, on the corner Of Pearl and Monroe
streets. Martins Ferry, near 1ngle-
the store. my-6-i
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wANTED-NAM

wAHTED-Good, reliable porter. Steady
position the year round. Call at
Guilds Music Store. 1920 Market street.
my-6-i
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wANTED-Boy over l6 years Of age to
work in store. Steam Electric Co,
my-6-i
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Losr-If the person who found lady's
purse in automobile on Island Wed
nesday afternoon will return keys and
papers to the Intelligencer or mail 10
604 Main street. they may keep the
money. my-6-i
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wANTED-First class electrician APP
ply Steam Electric Co.. 1872 Market
CT my-5-i
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LoST--Lady's purse, brown leather. in
Kirkwood FiSder please return to
Hickey's News Stand and receive re-
ward. my-6-I
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Te- greater the necessity for saving
the Kreatc- your opportunity To use
The tntclli zcnCer Want Aus
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wANTHD-Man and wife to work on
farm-prefer no children-man for
farm work and woman to assist with
house work-good wages and good
home for right couple Write T. w. g.,
care Intelligencer. my-4-l
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lao-A FARM FoR g, 900.

1@V-A A-161< q " ~3IOS0'
This farm mas good buildings. is IN
good condition. and well improved II L
ever want "A bargain don't fat 10 com"
and see this al once. for 1t will sell
quick Write me for my new Catalogue
OF 500 Ohio Farms. any Si2c ana price
L want.
II. II. MASTERS.
Farm Agen:. Cambridge, Ohio
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1o1 KAL1

PoR sAL1-Five room house, bath, fur.
mace, laundry, at 18th and Marshall
Sts., McMechen. Phone 4s-W Blvd.
my-l.l
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Buy wAR SAVINGS srAMrs.-
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PoR sALE-2 splendid 4-room frame
houses, IL minutes walk from 18th
street. Concrete walks. Edward Nj
nard, Sheriff's Office. my-4-l
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See this full cabin, IS h. p. Mg1t
draft motorhoGt. Has a oak bot.
tom, good sized decks, Is 81. hull.
Lying ct 6th Ct, Whaling. 1enxy
Salads, 1loe Water D., Wheeling,
W. VI. my.l-p
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ROOM

Mrs Hugh Boyd and mother were
visitors at Mrs. G. r. Woods Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. >Springmier entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Kays and family Sunday after
noon. - =
Miss Ruth Wood attended the teach
ers' meeting at Crookston Saturday.
Frank Krava accompanied Miss. Irene
Kelly to Stephen Wednesday evening.
Mrs. C. r. Wood entertained Mrs. J..
Wright and Mrs. Rays Thursday after
nOOn ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Godell attended
the Farmers Club Friday evening at
Boxville. -
Mr.. and Mrs. j.; o. Herrick visited
Springmier's home. Friday evening.
Miss Alluson, the county school nurse,
will examine the Room school children
Friday. -, :
Mr. and Mrs. Art. Wood and children
visited at the M. w. Munger farm this
week.
Mrs. Jack Edgar entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Boyd and his mother. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Robinson and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson and child
rem, and Mr.. and Mrs, Irving Edgar and
daughter.