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one, "grown-up" and the children,
had a good time.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Cameron of Barre
called on friends in town Friday.
New Years Eve service will be
held Friday evening at the vestry at
s o'clock.
Fred Capio of Portsmouth spent
Christmas with his wife in town.
Mrs Nelson Bailey is confined to
the house with a severe cold.
Wendell Symes of Portland, Me.
has been visiting his aunt Mrs Geo.
Symes.
Russell Bailey is home from Dart
mouth for the holidays, Miss Verna
Cameron from Springfield, Mass over
Christmas, and Maize Adams from
business college in Manchester.
A large crowd attended the basket
ball game Tuesday night between
the Woodsville Independents and La
COMA
Miss Genecieve Fellows of New
York City spent the week end with
her parents Mr. and Mrs S S Fellows.
Plans are being made for an "Over-
seas Social" to be held Tuesday
evening, January 4th. Mr. Rankin Of
Newport will have the affair in
charge.
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HAVERHILL.

Miss Mildred Page is home for the
holidays.
Mrs harrington Russell, who has
been visiting her parents in Lowell,
Maine, has returned home.
Miss Edith Blodgett spent Christ
mas with her grandmother Mrs Web
ster, in Piermont.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Oliver of Lake
port were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs C M Page.
Owing to the sudden death of
Tracy Breed last Thursday the Com
munity Christmas Tree was given up.
Mr. R Cutting of Upper Lake, N.
Y. recently spent a few days in
town.
Cards have received announcing
the engagement of DIR. Forrest j
Drury of Londonderry to Miss Emma
c Pratt of Alexandria.
Hazel Hardy, Dorothy Boland, Har-
old Boland and Harold Swan are
home for the Christmas vacation.
Carl Rowland has been spending a
few DAYS in Boston.
Mrs w H Large spent Sunday in
Littleton, the guest of her sister
Mrs George Cass.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Carpenter and
daughter Ruth of Worcester, Mass
were Christmas visitors of his father
H A Carpenter.
Mrs Emma Large has gone to
Woodsville to spend the winter with
her daughter Mrs Hattie Cass.
We wish to express to the various
lodges, friends and neighbors, our
deep appreciation of the kindness
and sympathy extended to us in our
recent bereavement, also our thanks
for the floral tributes.
Mrs Millicent H Breed,
Mr. and Mrs G Breed and family,
Mr. and Mrs N H Rowland and
family.
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GLENCAIFF.

Miss Ora Lavoie of Claremont is
spending her vacation with her
parents Mr. and Mrs John Lavoie.
Mrs Mabel Hatch of Montpelier
spent Christmas with her sister Mrs
Fred Chassen, also Henry Harvey S
family of Warren, Mr. and Mrs George
Boynton of East Warren and Evelyn
Hildreth.
Peter Lavoie's family, John La
votes family and Mr. and Mrs George
Provost spent Christmas with their
parents at East Haverhill, Mr. and
Mrs Louis Lavoie.
Mr. and Mrs H H Washburn spent
Christmas at Woodsville with MIR
and Mrs A d Martin.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Pike spent
Christmas with Fred Pixies family
at Pike.
John Gotta and his father have
moved their household goods from
the Tyrrell house to Lisbon.
Mrs Louis Black was called to
Mass by the sickness Of her mother.
James House Jr. of Franklin, is
spending his vacation with his father
James House at State Sanitorium.
Mrs May Fifeld spent Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter Mrs
Ernest Merrill in Woodsville.
Earl Ramsey's family have moved
into the tenement recently vacated
bv Phineas Glidden.
Mrs Fred Labelle was in Woods
Vile shopping Friday. Mr. Labelle re-
turned from Hanover Hospital much
improved by treatment on his leg,
e I.a 81 AaA ef,.afV,
Mr. and Mrs Reuben French of
East Haverhill spent Christmas with
Will Ladeau's family.
Julia Coates is at Cottage Hospital
for treatment
Frank Hulburt is stopping with
Will Coates family.
Mrs William Fortier was a guest
Of Mrs Ollie Shelly last of the week.
Mrs James Ralston of Haverhill
was a guest of Mrs Ollie Shelly one
day recently.
Bert Foote and James Ralston of
Haverhill are working for Moosilauke
Bobbin Co.
H H Washburn was in Pike on
business Friday.
Mrs P J Glidden spent Christmas
with her parents Mr. and Mrs Harry
Merchant in Newbury.
Mrs A ID Martin and daughter
Doris were guests at II II Wash
burns Saturday and Wednesday.
Miss Milly Coates visited her sister
Julia at Cottage Hospital recently.
Mr. Frank Jeminez of White River
Jet. was in the place Wednesday
tuning and repairing pianos.
Mrs Henry Little went to Barn
stead, N. II. the first of the week to
be with her sons family. Rev. Mr. ard
Mrs Harry Little Mrs o w Smith
and Miss Ruby Smith went with Mrs
Little as far as Manchester.
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SOUTH RYEGATE.

George Steele, who has been suf-
fering for a month with one of his
thumbs, went to ST. Johnsbury last
week. After the X-ray it was decid-
ed by the doctor to remove the
thumb, and it was done. George is
getting we'll as fast as could be ex-
pected.
Miss Gladys Lincoln went to East
Roxbury last week to spend the
vacation and holidays with her grand
father. She will return the last of
this week.
The six men in the employ of the
State Forestry, who have been board
ing. at Mrs A D Grants, went to
their homes, but will return to this
place after the holidays for one or
two weeks work in this vicinity.
Miss Ruby Willard of Bryant's
Pond, Maine is spending her vacation
at the home of Joseph Nolan.
c M Libbey received two carloads
of coal last week which made bust
ness for two days delivering to the
village people.
Miss Caroline Gibson and her sister
Mary, who are attending college at
New Concord, Ohio, spent the holt
days with their father M H Gibson.
Carroll Mason and Miss Avic Den
mis-, both of Newbury, were married
at the Presbyterian parsonage by
DR.. Bailey last week Wednesday.
Mrs Leon Tyler and daughter Jean
of West Newbury were guests at the
home of Nellie Bone.
Mr. and Mrs S F McAllister and
son Samuel of Woodsville, Mr. and
Mrs Loren WEIGH of Groton and Mrs
Rita H McAllister and her two sons,
Leo and Loren, all spent Christmas
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs D
McAllister.
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GO TO THE RESCUE
Don't Wait till It's Too Late
Follow the Example Of a
Bradford Citizen,

Don't Wait till It's Too Late
Follow the Example of
Bradford Citizen.
Rescue the aching back.
If it keeps on aching, trouble
may come.
Often it indicates kidney weak
ness.
If you neglect the kidneys
warning,
Look out for urinary disorders.
This Bradford citizen will
show you how to go to the
rescue.
M J Bailey, farmer, S. Main
ST., says: Il have used Doan's
Kidney Pills for the last SIX
years and have always found
them an excellent kidney med
icine. l was in very bad shape
with my back and kidneys.
When l stopped or did any heavy
lifting, my back felt as if it
would break. My kidneys were
very weak and irregular, too,
and | often would have to get
up several times during the
night to pass the secretions. 7.
heard about Doan's Kidney Pills
and got a box at Sisco's Drug
Store. They relieved me and
since that time l have used
Doan's occasionally and can sure
ly recommend them highly"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr. Bailey had.
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs, Buff
falo, N. Y.
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WELLS RIVER

The funeral of Mrs Melvina Han
son was held Sunday afternoon from
the home of her daughter Mrs Geo.
Burkinshaw. Rev. Irving Brown Of
Woodsville officiated and burial was
made in the Boltonville cemetery.
The Community Tea will be held
New Years afternoon at Hale's
Tavern. Mrs Hale extends a cordial
invitation to all women Of the parish
to attend. Come and bring a friend
Mrs Harry Clarke is visiting her
daughter Mrs Meehan in Roxbury,
Mass.
Scott David Rowden, infant son Of
Mr. and Ms Thomas Rowden, was
christened at st. Luke's Chapel at
Woodsville Sunday.
Miss Bottie Munsell Of Highgate.
Harold Worthen of Springfield, Mass.
and w Henry Munsell of Bellows
Falls were all at the home Of DR.. w
H Munsell during Christmas week.
MIR and Mrs Morris Hall have re-
Gently moved to Woodsville.
Miss Bernice Baldwin, Miss Lucille
Angel and Miss Ina Buchanan re-
turned Sunday to Medford. Mass,
having spent the holiday at home.
Twenty-eight members of the
Bailey family gathered on Christmas
Day at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Albert Bailey. Jacob Bailey and
George Bailey were here from Wor-
cester and Harvey Goodell from
Montpelier.
The Adams Paper Co mill is shut
down this week.
Mr. and Mrs G A Wheeler Of White
River visited Mr. and Mrs Kilburn
Powers over Sunday.
Mrs Addie Carpenter entertained
her Sunday School class at her home
Friday.
The Community Tree and enter
tainment at the Village Hall Xmas
eve was well attended The play.
The Pinkies and The Wrinkles" was
much enjoyed and the young actors
were heartily applauded About $50
were present and apparently every
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Mr.. Il. LaDuke. Farmer. Says, "YOu
Bet Rats Can Bite Through Metal"

bet h"'S S"h b'te Ah'o"sh ho'
IT had feed bins lined with zinc last
year; rats got through pretty soon.
Was out SIS. A s1.25 pkg. of RAT
SNAP killed so many rats that I've
never been without it since. Our collie
dog never touched RAT-SNAP." You
try It. Three sizes; 35c; CSC; S1.25.
Sold and guaranteed by Sisco's Pharl
macy.
E-t.u - nut nRto~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

At the Congregational Parsonage
at Wells River Wednesday evening
Dec. 22nd, Miss Hazel Weber.
daughter of Mrs Arthur Irwin Of
Woodsville, N. H., and Ernest N
Longmore, son of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Longmore Of So. Ryegate, were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. Donald
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Fraser. The bride was becomingly
gowned in blue taffeta and beaded
georgette and wore a picture hat
to match. She carried a bouquet of
brides roses. The single ring SER
vice was used and they were un-
attended.
Both Mr. and Mrs Longmore are
well and favorably known in this
community. The groom is a grad
uate of Lyndon Institute and since
has been employed in the granite
works at So. Ryegate, also a farmer
on jefferson Hill. The bride is a
graduate of Wells River High School
in the class of 1918, also of the
Teachers Training School of New
bury, and has been a successful
teacher for the past two years. The
bride and groom were the recipients
of many valuable and useful presents.
Mr. and Mrs Longmore will visit
friends in Concord and Boston
before returning to Wells River,
where he has a farm. They will be
at home on the farm known as the
Weber Farm after January 10th.
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North NewHome.

Mrs Lon Smith and son, Walter.
from barton county. made u short
visit with her brother, Fred Medley,
and wife one day last week.
Miss Kate Strein visited last
Wednesday with her sister. Mrs. Bob
Sproul
Mrs. lin Morris and son spent last
Saturday al Brick McCauphey's
Fred pahlman, OF lerico Sprir,s
i, visiting with relatives in this vi
c,ni,v.
lin Wilson and wife and cri,,r,n
and Mrs. Staniill. oi Amsterdam
,pcn, SUNDAY A, Nil, Reeve,
In, Er;ybt and vii. anil ,.r.,ua~,,
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Sleepy Hollow.

Mrs. Deffenbaugh and daughter
Mrs. Griggs, were callers at Spruce
Saturday. Mrs. Deffenbaugh is tax
ing medical treatments.
Miss Viola Beilomy went to Gin
ton Saturday to spend few weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Beechner and Ray.
mond Mckinley attended preaching
at Round Prairie Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Schielz is visiting a few
days with Bertha Padgett.
Mrs. Dickey has been at Rich Hill
for several days, where she is under
the doctors care.
Mrs. X. Y. Bellomy spent a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. McKiu-
ley, last week.
Frank Diehl and Mr.. Dickey are
grading the road along, the Diehl
farm.
About forty young folks gathered
at the home of Ward Wilson Satur-
day evening to surprise him on his
eighteenth birthday. The evening
was spent pleasantly.
A sister of Mrs. Albert Brown
from Los Angeles, Calf. is visiting
fora time.
Mrs. Helen Griggs is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Deffenbaugh.
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burton and family. MIR. and Mrs
Charley Wallace and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson, MIR. and Mrs. Ruby
Wallace. MIR. and Mrs Lollar and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Bond. Mr.. and
Mrs Jenkins and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Everett and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Everett, MR. and Mrs.
Geo, Lee and family. MAs Berry
from Amsterdam. Mrs. alexander
and MIR. F:vyrhurts tWDstns from
Kansas. All lett at Fate hour
wishing Mr. and Mrs. Everhart
many more wedding anniversaries.
Harry Ruddle and Miss Grace
Shonk and Walton Wilcox called nI1
Miss Flossie Ruddle Sunday after
noon.
b. l.. Powell went out to his
farm Monday and fixed his garage
! which was almost blown down
Homer Sherman lives on the place.
Bro Walker preached fine ser.
mon Sunday morning and Sunday
night al Passaic.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dalton and
daughter, Geneva. called on MIR. and
Mrs. Sherman Sunday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. !no. O'Dea and son,
MIR. and Mrs. Wade Ruddle, son, Ira,
and daughter. Francile. went to Mon
egaw Springs Saturday and returned
Sunday afternoon. They had fine
trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Garrett and
daughter, Isabelle, called on MIR. and
Mrs. Sherman Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson was Butler
Visitor Saturday and doing some
shopping.
Sunday school at PaSsaic is pro.
crossing nicely.
Ice cream supper at Passaic was
we'll attended Saturday night. They
took i'll SiS above expenses.
MURBELL.
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Spruce News.

Miss Cora and Naomi Borland lett
Wednesday '" visit with Ed Dickin-
SON and family OF Nevada. They re-
turned to their homes Friday
Misses Ophelia and Omeada Dickin-
son accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Wilson and
baby, Chas. Rich and family and
Chas. Eads and family motored over
to Foster Sunday to spend the day.
MIR. and Mrs. Jordan of Nevada,
came Saturday to visit at the J. L.
Snodgrass home, returning to their
home Sunday evening.
Rev. Todd. OF Butler, held sere-
vices at the Pleasant Home church
Sunday morning and evening.
Senator Baldwin, Of Appleton City,
spoke here Saturday night.
The home ball team went over Il
Ballard Saturday afternoon to play
the Ballard boys. Score was 3 to :
in favor OF Spruce.
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Cornland.

Mrs. \. W. Shay. Mrs. +. |. Turner
and Mrs. =. II. Osborne were hos
tesses for the Ladies Missionary So
cie,y OF the Butler Baptist church at
the Shay home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. {. +. Pharis had charge OF
the program which was very inter
esting. About fifty-five were pres
ent. Refreshments OF brick ice
cream, cake and ice tea were served
Mrs. Is. Wright and granddaueh-
ter, Katherine Davis, visited her son.
Fred Wright. Friday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Nj. $. Simpson ell
tertained their married children at
dinner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Osborne and family of Mt Carmel
neighborhood, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Simpson OF New Hope neighborhood
and Mr. and Mrs. Orland Eggleson
and daughters of Butler. Henry Her
man and family were also present.
Howard Jones OF Turner, Mon
tana. arrived Saturday morning and
is visiting his aunt. Mrs. p. |. Tur-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom O'Day. and Mr..
and Mrs. Ratclift, Of Passaic. spent
Sunday at +. ]. Lockards.
Bart and Ethel Fox, Myrtle and
Nora Lanning. Reuben Duke and
Elmer King motored to Nevada
Sunday.
Mr.. Livengood and family spent
Sunday at Bert Warmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt, OF Foster, spent
Sunday with their daughter Mrs.
Jasper Haner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. !. Mckee visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright Sunday
afternoon.
Beth Turner. Ruby and Grace
Berry. Roy Shubert and Frank
Berry visired the young folks at l..
T. Wade's west OF Butler Sunday.
Jim Simpson went to Kansas City
Saturday morning. where he will be
employed the rest of the summer
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Johnny on the Wing.

We had the pleasure OF meeting
our old friend W. M. Sproul and wife
Of Montana and you bet we had a
jolly good talk. :. r..
We called at the home OF Ike
Kelley one evening last week. ne
was having a bad spell with his back
but we hope to see him out IN few
days. .s
Amsterdam were trading III Butler
one day last week.
Turner Henderson, OF Elkhart had
GOOD luck in Butler one night last
week. Some parties stole his car and
he got it back the same night.
see that my friend Nclse Altman
has got to be a J. 7. up at Amoret.
Now YOU icllcrs that want to get
married won't ahve to come to But
Ter to get Squire Jeter to marry you.
#. @. Maxcy took in the sights In
Amsterdam last Monday.
George Lockridgc and wife were
trading III Amsterdam last Monday.
We had chat with my TREND
George pahlman last Monday IN
Amsterdam.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs. Thomson in Amsterdam. we
have known her Tor good many
years.
IL. II. Council and wife and Deluth
Crutsinper all made flying trip to
Nevada last Sunday. They report
good time.
We met MIR. Morrison of Cortland
on the SQUARE aud he was chock full
of talk.
The writer attended church at the
Christian church last Sunday night
and heard fine sermon and there
| was large crowd there.
Charley Fry OF Elkhart was in
Hutler one day last week. We think
that he was looking for some news
Tor his paper, the Adrian Journal.
l.ipc Spillman, living north of
Butler was taking in the sights one
day last week. =,
G.. ". Armentrout and wife, X. l.;
Scott and wife OF Elkhart were all
trading in Butler last Monday.
| Warren White Of near Vinton was
taking in Butler last Monday.
The writer and X. l.. Scott and u.
". .\rmcntruut all made a flying trip
to the city OF Amsterdam. we maze
the trip in two hours and IS min
utcs and took in the town.
Oh yes, MIR. George Crooks has
bought a new car. Who will be the
t,rst itad+y to take him
!.ook out, girls. He will be around.
Miss Marie Dark, OF CORTLAND and
her best fellow took i'll the show at
Butler last Saturday night and they
reported jolly good time. :.
still able to write from Kansas. We
were afraid that he would forget his
old friends in Missouri Come again.
J.. ". Reeder was in the county
seat one day last week calling on his
friends.
The writer called to see Squire
Darby one day last week. Tie is
quite poorly at present, but we hope
to see him out soon.
JOHNNY.
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QUITE A
DIFFERENCE.

n you didn't
love your wife.
why did yo0
marry her?
/ didn't marry
her. she married
NE
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Flashes

Mrs. Jasper Nation and baby arc
VISITING, thi, week with relatives III
Archie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Marks, who
have been visiting her parents, |. n
Scott and wife, returned to their
home in Kansas City Sunday.
Miss Thelma Richmond is visiting
this week with home folks.
Pat Lloyd and wife from Flttsburs
Kansas, spent a few days this week
with relatives here.
Miss Opal Hriscoe lett Saturday
for III Dorado Springs, Mo, where
she will visit her aunt, Mrs. SIZE
Morris.
Miss Maudc and Bertha Martin
are visiting this week with then
brother, Harry, i'll Kansas City.
Miss Gladys McHenry spent 'ht
first OF the week with Lula Deatoi
and Minnie Goodenough.
Leal Shelton and family. Ed
Doke and family, Fred Treasure and
wife, Fred Lloyd and Ida Miller at
tended the show i'll Rich Hill last
Wednesday, night. ----------
W. arthur Livingston and baty
who have been >isitn her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. L. Mccall. returned
to their home in Kansas City last
Monday.
Opal and Tommir Whu,cn spent
the day FRIDAY with their sister, Mrs
Tex Swarcns.
l.onnic Briscoe. who has been us
itiny with home folks. left Saturday
for Columbia, Mo, to attend school
there this summer.
Raymond and WeSlc'' Ramsey
from Shamrock. Okla, are visiting
with relatives and friends here.
The Rrhekah lod"r OF Foster vii
give an entertainment at the Opcr.
House OH Friday night, June IS, y
-ptay-wttiA+ be 4 st ell ts4statled;; Alnhhlns
a Husband" Music and singing be
tween acts admission IS and SS>
Everybody come.
Chti Blackburn and family irrD
Kansas City are visiting with /. l..
Shelton and family,
!. L. Mccall and family spent Sun
day with Lawrence Calvin and wife
Frank RriScoe and wife. Mrs, Luc,
Eriscoe, and Mrs. Grant Deaton MO
tored to- Nevada last SUNDAY.
John Vaughn. Leonard Swarrn'
and Lula Deatun were the guests o
Miss Frances Calvin Sunday.
K. II. Jones and wife, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Jim Vaughn spent Sunday WITT
Walter Burke and family.
Mrs. Belle Zipp and Miss l.iz<.'
McComb District Deputy Pres'
dent OF the Rebekah lodge. ,is't>'
lodge at Foster cdnesday night.
Frank Goodcuoush, wife AM
daughter. Minnie. visited with HI
brother r-~.,- Goodenough and lam
lily last Sunday. ;.
Mrs. r. X. SwarenS and sons. jim
and Forest, were the guests OF Mrs
Chas. Cobb Sunday.
L. ]. MorehouSe and family. Wi'
Oldham and family attended the tam
ily reunion at the home OF MIR. an,
Mrs. John Morehouse, OF Woriant
Sunday. There were s. present.
Quite crowd OF young people o
Foster attended the ball games a
Rich Hill and Butler Sunday.
The "Mzsons" entertained the,
families at the lodge hall Saturda
night. with ice cream and cake. Al
enjoyable evening was spent.
DAISY.
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| The Times phone number IS y
Get the habit OF calling up.
Greenview and Vicinity.

Earl Harris purchased new
car the last OF the week. Girls. curl
YOUR hair. Make hit some way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Keith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Keith and son, Carl,
called on 4. b. Gray and family Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Jones ave
family and Mr. and Mrs. lsom Har
ris and family spent Sunday with !.
l.. Harris and family
Good. We had an attendance of
fifty-two at Sunday school. Why
not have that many at Sunday school
every Sunday: We also had preach
ing services. Bro. |. l.. Harris, as
sisted BY Bro. lsom Harris, were the
only ones that preached the services
Their subject was on missionary
work. Remember preaching services
every third Sunday of each month
All come out Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m.
Miss Gladys McHenry spent Sun
day with Miss Mae Gray.
Athol and Elvyn Atkins spsr,
Sunday with their grandfather, Mr.
IL. l.. Harris and family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Syl'
vester Friday, a. fine baby girl.
Linden Woodfin, after spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
bert Keith and son, Carl and MIR
and Mrs. Arch Keith. returned to hi:
home in Hume last week.
| Lonnie and Miss Opal Briscoc lcf,
Saturday for Ell Dorado Springs foI
\ visit with relatives.
We sure are glad to see Fo:te'
Flashes again. Flash away. Foster.
Several OF the farmers in thi.
neighborhood are beginning to get
Iready to cut their small giain a.t
TIE SHENANIGAai
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The Hague. June A.-The fomer
German empress is reported in a
very critical condition and the ex-
crown prince, Frederick William,
has been called to his mothers bed
side. He left Wieringen this morn
ing for Doom. Prince Joachim. the
youngest son. is already there.
The ex-empress is said to have
sakea q turn for the worse yesterday.
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SLOW.

Edith tsishHg)
oh. dear. Tom
hasn't proposed
yet.
Marie Well.
what can you cx
pect Of i chap
who Eever runs
his auto over ten
mlNos an hour.
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II Makes a Difference.

Il Makes Difference.
The man who tries to reform others
IL an inspired missionary. The man
who tries to reform you IL a hypo-
critical humbug.--Cincinnati Enquirer.