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z1MANS TO PROTEST BENCH ENTRY INTO
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fded executive and central council w view to restoring law and or d,were useless because the insur- re5 who concluded them no longer h;power to carry them out. The
 Chan government is of the opin-
 iethat it proved to the allied gov e1lents' that the systematic restor- ,atl of law and order by the troops ad not be delayed single hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-07

ous field at New York u. company men in numbos Mafch today. \ eiuSed to,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-07

/ Ludwig of Bavaria, most demo cratic and contented of me lot, finds Castle Sails in Switzerlano no irksome spot, and permits him- self frequently to be pnoto graphed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-07

Notice-O. K. Barbershop for ser vice. J. c. Williams, proprietor, 121 Main street. 4-7-1m
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Park Center

Mrs. Molten. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Champeau,
left Friday for her home in Oklahoma
c. A. George has returned from
Pine Bluff. wyo. where he was called
by the death of his sister. Mrs. Viva
Harrington.
Norman Duffy had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle while playing ball.
and is compelled to go on crutches for
few days.
J. F. Miller died Tuesday morning
at the family home on Wilson Creek.
after a two weeks illness of pneumo-
mia. Funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon from Wilson's un-
dertaking chapel. Interment was at
Lakeside cemetery. The Park Gen.
ter people extend sympathy to the be-
reaved family.
Mrs. Harold Collins and children OF
Canon City were guests Of Mrs. Frank
Duffy Friday.
Mrs. w. c. James was visiting at the
J. P. Hotchkiss home Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura King and family of
Pueblo, who have bought the Arlen
ranch. will move in this week. and
are welcomed by the Park Center peo-
Pile.
John Wright moved Monday from
the Arlen ranch to what is known as
the Ray place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Hotchkiss and
little granddaughter, Mary. spent Sun
day in Chandler at the George Raper
home.
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Bassick Items

Lee Stephens OF Pueblo is moving
TO the James Walker farm in Ere
mont county.
The dance at Al E. Grinin's Satur-
day night was well attended
Rudolph Hartbauer had the misfor-
tune to drop u rock on his foot. which
is quite painful
Frank Smith mourns the loss of a
fine cow last Sunday night.
The March wind these days is melt.
ing the snow and some places the road
Is very bad. Don't seem to have any
bottom.
Flowing is the latest pastime.
The mail car was stuck In the mud
last Tuesday and again Saturday, a
half mile from Bassick. The mud
there seems to have no bottom. and
as II Is private road and nobody
seems inclined to do any work on It. 1t
win probably be SO always. 1t should
be petiticned open aad then the
county would have TO do some work
on It.
Mrs. Locke Mons. Mrs. Elizabeth
Ferbrash and Mrs. Anna Dabney as.
sisted Mrs. Ellen vender celebrate her
birthday Wednesday. March II.
Mrs. Elizabeth Coweis and Sandford
johnson returned home to Colorado
Springs Thursday.
Mrs. Lena Pine and daughter verda
Hyett and nieces. Misses Ida and Iva
and Vivian Smith went to Canon City
"Wednesday TO visit Mrs Pines
mother. Mrs. Ida Towns
William Towns returned TO his ranch
in Custer county after spending e few
months in Canon City.
William Smith of Ten Mile Park
took his cattle home Monday from A.
RiggIe's on Bone Yard Park. where
he had them out 70 feeding.
w. s. Seymour and family and A.
Kline visited at A. Riggles' Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Cowels is going to move
to Canon City this week.
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Garden Park

Mr.. and Mrs Ben Morren, daughter
Edna and son Thomas. Mr. and Mrs
Luther Langford and son Leonard
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Llyod Champeau Wednesday.
Rev. J. L. McCreight gave very in
teresting talk at the school house
last Sunday.
Mrs o. NJ. Nelson and Mrs. S. NJ
Nelson were the dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Griffin on Guffey
avenue last Tuesday.
Miss sigma Freek returned home
Sunday after spending two weeks in
Canon City.
Dan Lamb and family were callers
in Garden Park last Sunday
Thomas B. Morren left for his old
ing accompanied by Mrs. John Mol
ten and SON Emmett. who have been
visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Benson and
family and Miss Ella Roberts were in
Garden Park last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w B.ddix and fam
lily were the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Curtis.
Wick Noon returned to his home in
Victor, Colo. last Tuesday, after
spending some time in Garden Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Langford and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morren and
family and Emmett Molten attended
the shows at the Jones theater Tues
day night
Paul McKissick spent Sunday with
his parents in Canon City
Mrs Robert Nelson and Miss Belle
McBee and Doris Morrison attended
the shows at the Jones last wednes-
day.
Mesdames S. NJ. and w. w. Nelson
entertained the ladies of Garden Park
at their home Thursday afternoon
with cards and some nice selections of
music Dainty refreshments were
served and all present spent a very
pleasant afternoon.
Mr.. Dun and son and Mr.. Felter
were in Garden Park. last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Canterbury and
family. Mrs Lizzie chess and family
were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Chess
daughter and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonxo Higgins on Eight Mile Park.
Those that attended the st. Patrick's
dance in Canon City were Mr.. and
Mrs. o. II. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
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and zs Sunday was an ideal day they
enjoyed the hike in the hills.
Miss Hervey Mikesell called on Mrs.
J. G. Hershner Thursday.
Miss Louise Goss was in Canon
City Thursday and Friday attending
the teachers examination
Frank Mikesell spent Thursday with
his uncle, F, NJ. McIlvane, In South
Canon
D. p. Van Buskirk was on the Park
Monday looking after his cattle
Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Hershner and
Miss Zelpha spent Sunday at J. "
Blake's in South Canon.
Marvin Smith spent Friday and Sat
day with Frank Mikeseii.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Goss were In
Canon City Friday.
Miss Harriet Clark spent Saturday
night with Miss Zeipha Hershner.
Mrs Carl Ehlenfeld is expecting her
mother. Mrs. voliva of Pueblo on a
visit
c. Ricchuitti and family were in
Canon City Wednesday.
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News Of Fremont County
GATHEREDsBY CORRESPONDENTS

to fix that place in the ditch ON ac
count OF floods.
Louis Doris was In Salida on bust
ness the last Of the week.
Miss Kallephene West and Master
Gordon Hampson spent the last OF the
week with Miss Vests grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Alfred.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Zyboreskie were
in Salida on business Saturday Of las:
week.
There is to be a dance at the hall
Friday night The ladies are expect
cd to bring pies. This is the first
dance since the nu epidemic
I'M. and Mrs. Francis West and
daughter of SaIida. and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur G. West and family and w. r.
Kearby OF Howard motored to Texas
Creek Sunday.
Messrs. Harry and Ray Waggoner
who have been buying horses in the
valley. LETT Tuesday Of this week for
Monarch Pass. where they are EN-.
ployed by the state building roads.
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Coaldale

Isiaih Render Is back from SaIida
where he has been working.
Clarence Hayden, accompanied by
Miss Frances McMann. n,otored to Sa-
Ida Sunday.
Messrs. Jesse Lemons, Ed Owens
and son motored to westclifYe Sunday.
They report the roads in bad condi-
tIon.
Messrs. Ray and Harry Waggoner
Of Howard have been buying up
houses. They have the contract from
the government for completing the
road over Monarch pass.
Wallace Chamre of Salida is driv.
ing team for F. A. Gilray.
Ray Smith. who had the fiu about
six weeks ago, is again confined to his
home.
Messrs. Ray Banta and Clarence
Hayden motored to Canon City Satur-
day afternoon. returning the same eve
ming.
Mrs. w. C. Smith spent Thursday
in Coaldale and Howard and went on
to Rosita Friday. She will return TO
her home in Canon City in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beltz OF Howard
were calling on friends Sunday.
Jesse Lemons went to Canon City
Monday.
Ben Boyer motored up from Canon
City Tuesday.
Ray Banta has purchased Chevro-
let car from the wann Motor Company
of Canon City.
Charles Terry is spending a few
days In Canon City.
Grant Alexander was transacting
business in Canon City and Pueblo last
week
Mr.. Coffman has moved his family
mp from Canon City. He expects to
farm the Kock ranch.
Mrs. Robert Lemons is again on the
sick list.
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in Moccasin. Mont, last week after a
visit at the Garrison home
This community suffered no damage
from the high wind last week
Mrs. Dahlberg is regaining her
health rapidly after her severe siege
OF the flu
After nearly a year of preparation
we are still without our bridge. The
county commissioners policy seems
to be make haste slowly 1t may
be good policy for some enterprises
but it don't get US across the hiver
and citizens here are growing very
impatient to say the least Soon the
high water will strike US and then it
will be impossible to place the bridge
ON the piers.
Roy Steeiey is relieving E. M. Bond
as section foreman during the latter's
absence on vacation.
The Cross, Dahlberg and Johnson
families spent the evening together
last Friday. High five preceded by
refreshments, mixed with some heated
arguments on current events, were the
order of the evening.
John Murray seeded about 20 acres
OF his orchard land to alfalfa last
week.
Tourists are arriving almost daily
on No. 1 an dreturning on No. 2, who
make the trip to see the gorge A
sure sign of spring.
Mr.. Dahlberg was Canon City Wis
itor Saturday
A party Of four young folks walked
through the gorge Sunday and upon
their arrival at Parkdale decided to
telephone for car to take them back
to Canon City.
Messrs. w. n. Murray and Cross Wis
tied in Canon City Monday.
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Howard News

Mrs. NJ. A. West and daughters.
Misses Kellaphene. Geneieve and
Thresa, and Harry Hampson and two
sons, Gordon and Wayne. OF Salida,
spent lats Thursday evening with Mrs.
West's son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. West also her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. r. NJ. Alfred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner inniay motored
to Coaldale Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold snowden and
daughter. Tune, and Mr.. and Mrs. y.
B. Hubbard and son Murlin. motored
to Pcnchn Spring Sunday. They In.
tended going over In the saa Luis val.
ley. but the pass was no muddy they
deferred their trip.
The Howard Ditch Company are
building cemo14 hume aqsusn Sand
-Gqlohs They Aoci6o1 last eVUReg
ftfSiffttif Nh Nd ID, n AZ t.1 ssii7G 4, n
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Eghtrnile Park

Mrs. S. c. White was shopping in
Canon City last Saturday.
Miss Catherine Ricchuitti and
James Moreno of waisenburg were
married in Canon City Tuesday. and
have gone to walsenburg to live. Mr..
Moreno Is to be congratulated on win
ming such lovely girl as Miss Cath.
crime for wife
Mrs. Carl Ehienfeld and Louise Wis.
tied Mrs. J. G. Hershner Wednesday.
Albina Ricchuitti spent Friday aft
ernoon with Henry Mikeseil.
w. X. Mccullough and son Vernon.
OF Ilse. Colo. spent Wednesday night
at the Mikeseii ranch.
Mrs. ]. G. Hershner and Zelpha were
in Canon City Saturday.
Damon Clark spent several days In
Canon City last week with his father.
Mrs. Bredinger of Montrose, who
was called here by the illness OF her
mother Mrs. Clarkson. has returned
to her home. as her mother is greatly
improved In health.
Mrs. Cal Ehlenfeid and Louise Wis.
tied Mrs. s. C. White Friday.
N. Clark. who spent the winter In
Canon City In business. has returned
Miss Harriet Clark attended the
spelling contest In Canon City satur.
day.
to the ranch for the summer.
J. n. JACQUES and George Locke OF
PHILADELPHIA. civil engineers for the
Empire Zinc Company and James
Buuten of Canon City. apent Sunday
With 4. w. Mikessll. This IL Nsssrs
Jeeques and Lscke'2 nrss tsins W'sst,
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AFTER GRIP
WINTER COLDS
BAD BLOOD

You are pale, thin, weak-with
little vitality. Your liver is slug
gish and the bad blood causes your
stomach muscles to lose their elass-
ITCHY and become f1abby and weak
then indigestion.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. made from wild roots and
barks, and free from alcohol or
narcotics, is the great and powerful
blood purifier of to-day. Ingredi-
ents printed on wrapper. This
tonic. in liquid or tablet form, is
just what you need to give you
vim. vigor and vitality.
Take the Discovery rs directed
and it will search out impure and
poisonous matter throughout the
system and eliminate it through
the natural channels
You can procure . trial package
of the tablets by sending 10c. to
the Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo. N. Y.
BoswoRrH, Mo.-rMy father was
once troubled with liver and kidney
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Page Three

Canterbury, Miss Edith and Clyde
CHESS, Miss Frances and Charles Can
tebury.
Mrs. B. P. Culifer is much i'm
proved from severe case OF tonsil-
tits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morren and daugh-
ter, Edna, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Langford. were sight-see-
ing Sunday around through Canon City
and Florence
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Powers Kills
Mountain Lion

F. ". Powers killed mountain lion
measuring seven feet near Echo Fri
day. The lion had been bothering a
rancher living near who had herd OF
goats. 1t killed five of these recently.
Powers knew the lions habits, and
lay in wait near the carcasses. and
soon was rewarded by finding the
beast basking in the sun. One shot was
enough to kill it,
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Parkdale

T. M bond departed last Wednes-
day for a brief visit in Kansas and
Missouri. He expects to return about
April 1.
A letter from Mr. Crooks states he
will remain in Pueblo for a couple of
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross entertained on
the evening OF St Patrick's day to
their neighbors and friends of the
immediate vicinity. Green was the
predominating color in dress, decora-
tions and refreshments Various
games served to amuse until an argu-
ment arose as to why Harold Murray
went to sleep on No. 10 a few nights
ago and was carried through to Sa-
Ida A mock trial disclosed the fol-
lowing interesting information: Har-
old, after hard days work went to
Canon City and took a lesson at the
dancing academy, then boarded the
train for Parkdale and Immediately
went to sleep. not waking until the
traf nwas by Cotopaxi. The jury, con-
sisting of FIVE ladies, brought a YER
dict as follows: That the young
man was undoubtedly fatisaed and
was not (as the prosecution charged)
tanked with Bevo." We are glad the
young man was cleared of this charge,
as it would probably have ruined his
otherwise. Delicious refreshments
were served about midnight OF sand
wishes, coffee. cake and jello with ice
cream. To the tune of Wearing of
the Green" the following limerick was
sung by Mrs. Johnson. accompanied
by Mrs Gross at the piano:
There was a young man named Fred.
Whose wife made him sleep in a shed.
He snores at night;
And that isn't right :
There is a young man we call Bill.
We think that he runs a still.
He's up at his mine.
Making moonshine.
Ira la In In la la
John Murray who lives upon the hill.
Whose brother runs a still,
He raises shoats,
And Billy goats.
And hists a few on Will.
We all know a man named Grandpa
Who lays down the law TO Grandma,
She patches his shirt,
II she don't she'll get hurt,
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There is a young man named Walter.
Who led his wife to the altar.
She's been sorry since.
That she picked a ounce;
Ira la la Ia la la.
There is young man named Harold,
Who courted a girl named Gerald:
She's very sweet.
But has big feet;
Ira la la Ia Ia la.
There is young man named Dali.
Who kissed each Sue and Sal.
Some one his wifey did tell,
And III say there was
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There is young man named Jimmie.
He sure could dance the shimmy.
He danced 1t so cute.
BY the tune OF q flute,
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There was young man named Ray
Giem,
Who fell for q swell queen.
Said he'd he spend whole dime
Buying ice cream.
Ira la Ia h Ia Ia
x1Vs~ lvtNWyWJEEI0sQSE !
There is young man named Ed.
Whose on a bit in the head.
He smokes and swears.
And wears Teddy Bears,
Ira la la Ia la la.
Len Harvey the county assessor.
He sure Is some good guesser.
He gets our jack.
And we hold the sack.
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iprE19tsrN;sW WrrvvTWsJwgF
There was man named Challis,
Who courted girl named Alice,
But Lou came along,
And sang him a song:
And now wc congratulate Alice.
Miss Goss and Mrs. Hall were pas.
sengers on No. for Canon City.
Mrs. Bradins departed for her home
GAS TO RIA
For Infants and Children
In Ueo For Over 10 Yoars
Always bsars - -. -,
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trouble. He noe
only suffered
pain and dis
tress but be-
c \ N . v er y
nervous and an
rundown, also
very weak. He
took Doctor
Pierce's Golden
NJ e dical Dis
covery and w0
c o m pletely
cured and wn
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always hale and hearty ever altar
wards. l know DR.. Pierce's medicines
are very good and highly indorss their
use."--MRs. MINSIE DAVIS.
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4 noel.e : plfp,r,.,e.'. ], \

- nan Who t,ies 10 rsform othsaa
= n inspersd snlssionary. The -
who tries to rcfofm you a. u kypo,
<oatlea, hdssahug -tsinciuns = Dupuirsr.
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MRS. HUNTGEY
VISITS MOTHER

Mrs. Paul Huntley Of Micanite is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Giem. on
South Tenth street.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-18

We have the old home place of MIR. w. t. Cum
ningham in Monterey for sale. This is one OF
the very best Farms in Abbeville County, also
one of the incest homes. The house is built in
beautiful grove, and is in first class condl-
ton, plenty of barns and tenant houses. There
is 286 Acres of land that lies as pretty as you
would want it. The present rents are paying;
good interest on the price. -: =:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-18

For Just Sixty-ive Dollars Per Acre we offer the
very thing most people are wanting 5l.6 acres
in good community in reach Of good school.
Splendid farming land lies well. good pasture,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-18

Just Five Miles from Abbeville on the McCor-
mick Road in good neighborhood about IL
mile from School and Church, we have l4O
Acres of Good Farm Land, and Seven Room
House, we'll finished inside and out, more
Barns and out buildings than is needed; three
Tenant Houses. There is about 95 acres IN
cultivation, the remainder in Pasture and
woodland - -.- - - $1,000 Per Acre.
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enough wood to run place good four room
house and plenty of out buildings
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-10-22
Meetings and Parties
At "Y. W." Houses

A rallyNof the Federation of Clubs
of the Wv. c. A will be held at the
Golden Hill building on Monday eve
ming. A volIey ball game by mem
bers of the Industrial League will
open the meeting at $50 and at $50
supper will be served, and will be
followed by a freside talk at
o. clock. Glasses will then be held.
Mr.. Bruel is conducting number
in chorus singing while Miss Cath
crime Plumb has a group in interior
decorat ting.
At the close of the session A NJ
ComIey will give a talk on the cor
rect method of voting and will
demonstrate on the voting machine.
A regular meeting of the Feeration
will then be held.
Practically every class had the
International institute on Beach
street will have a Halloween party
during the next two weeks. The
| first of these parties will Be held O.
Saturday evening when the mempers
| of the Qui Vive club will meet. The
/ club is composed of about 40 of the
leading Italian young men and women
| between the ages of Is and Is. The
| largest party, however, will be held
| on October % when the members OF
| the Italian Women's council will act
! as hostesses. This will be mas
| querade affair and prizes will be
| offered for the most attractive and
| most unattractive costumes
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-10-22
Wife's Love For Her Husband
Won't Influence Her Vote

New York, Oct 2l-According to
DR.. Edward Hiram Reede. of Wash
ington. the ballot is the barometer of
wifely affection. and the woman who
loves her husband, as every good wife
should. will vote as her spouse does.
In the course of his remarks DR..
Reede, who is we'll known neurolo-
gist, says of the modern wife:
IF she holds political views con-
trary to his she consciously Or sub
consciously feels antagonism toward
him.
The woman who loves her hus-
band Economically has an Identified
ton of interests with him. She is
one with him in everything-sh is a
Democrat because he is a Democrat.
She may create a myth around her
reasons for being Democrat but
subconsciously she could be nothing
else. To her this man she loves is a
fountain of wisdom and she comedies
the superiority of his judgment in
politics as in everything else.''
This, of course. leads to the ancient
and honorable question, What is
1ove?" which is even harder to decide
than why are some candidates.
DIR. BrilPs Opinion.
DIR. A. A. Brill, eminent psyche.
analyst, on being consulted by the
writer in search of truth and opin
ogist of the Capital, yet modified his
assent to some degree.
"Of course. from the few things the
doctor says I cannot fully judge what
he means" said DIR. Brill recently. "It
depends largely on what We near
when we speak of a woman who
loves her husband
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-10-22

IS ANNOUNCED
AT PARTY

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
p. Peck of 1S1 Englewood avenue,
was the scene of an informal party
Thursday evening, Oct. 81. at which
they announced the engagement of
their youngest daughter, Inez Florine,
to George Henry Epson, youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram H. Epson, of
306 South avenue. The gePent
was announced in novel manner by
a kewpie dressed as a bride, holding
in her hands an announcement card
containing the names of the engaged
couple. Autumn leaves and white
crysanthemums made attractive de-
corations. Several vocal and instru-
mental selections were enjoyed. Dur
ing the evening dainty refreshments
were served.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs Charles P. Peck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram H. Epson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Epson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Up
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Jennings. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Peck. Mrs. H. j. Mead;
Miss Ined Peck. George Upson. Miss
Ethel Jennings Earl Ross, Miss Eve
.yn Johnson. Miss Hazel johnson and
Emerson Jennings.