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SOUTH CABOT

: Mr.. and Mrs. James Cassidy took
an auto trip TO East Barnet Sunday
The young son, Stanley, OF \. NJ
Foster. underwent an operation on bis
throat Friday at the Office OF VI. d
i Warren in Cabot
Two children Of Wayne Morse are
sick with the prevailing distemper
Z. NJ. Putnam. who has been visit
ing at Matt Stocker's the past week
returned to his home in Barnet Sun
day
L. ]. Eastman has moved from his
farm on the hill into this place for the
winter
Fred Needham moved last week into
what is known as the Putnam house.
Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Southwick Wis.
tied the last of the week at Edwin
Dunham's in Calais.
A number of Knights of Pythias
from this place attended the district
meeting Of that order in Marshfield
Monday night.
A l0-pound son was born Oct. p to
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walbridge of
st. Iohusbury were guests Sunday at
Silss Hourbton's.
L. y. Eastman received word the
first Of last week that his uncle, I'd
win IMMERSION. was dead. He died az
the national Soldiers homo in Ohio.
Cecil Foster and family of Cabot
visited at A. NJ. Fosters Sunday.
Dudley Blain and family al West
Barnet were visitors Sunday at S. 4.
Houghton's.
L. ]. Eastman was in St Johnsbury
Monday on business.
\. NJ. Stocker is confined to the bed
with an abscess on one leg.
Three children of Thomas o'Rrien
were sick last week with the grip.
Harry Tibbetts was quite sick last
week with grip. He was moved to
F. G. Lamberton's in Cabot MONDAY.
Cecil Foster and family of Cabot
were guests at A. NJ. Fosters Sunday.
Hattie Wood, who has been visiting
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Clan Fair.

The following program will be given
at Clan Gordon and Ladies Auxiliary
fair in Rowland hall Friday night:
Southern Concert.
horus, Dixie Land
Solo, "0ld Black Joe"
Solo. "Swsnee River"
Dance, Cake Wall"
Solo, Comic Coon Song
Duet, Little Brown Jug
Quartet Kentucky Home"
Solo, Alabama Lullaby"
horus, Good Night Ladies'
Sword dance. Dancing competition
for W b. Scott cup.
olo, Mrs. William Holden.
Solo, James Bennett.
Pianist, Mrs Ernest Trembley; ad
mission, Zoe; doors open at Z, concert
commence at 745 adv.
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THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

friends here. returned to Barnet Sun.
day.
Dan Houghton has moved his family
to West Danville tor the winter.
A number around here enjoyed a
treat by seeing the airplane Sunday.
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into the house recently vacated by A.
j. Neill.
Merrill Griffith, who attends Mont
pelier high school, was home over Sat,
urday and Sunday.
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our hearty APP
probation and thanks to all those who
assisted us in the entertainment Of
our guests and especially the board of
trade.
Officers and committee of Harmon re-
view. No. |, w. B. 4. O. T. NJ
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MORETOUN

Miss Matte Somerville of Burling
ton was guest of her sister. Mrs. w
A. Hingsbury, Sunday.
Henry Belts is moving his family
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Notice.

Regular meeting of the Central La
Dor union will be held Friday, Oct
20. Every delegate is requested to b'
present. Election of officers and 9th
er important business. Percy An
drews, secretary.
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Milk Delivery.

Beginning Monday, Nov. /, delivery
Of milk in the city will not commence
until O'Clock a. m. This viii be in ef-
feet during the winter. so order az
cordingly,
Barre Retail Milk Dealers
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BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %, 1920.
The Weather.

Fair and colder tonight and Friday;
frost tonight except along the coast;
moderate to fresh west to northwest
winds,
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EAST BARRE

Born, Oct p, to Mr. and Mrs. Har
old A Persons, a daughter, Lucy Alb
bic, weighing 9Js pounds.
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sAx. A regular meeting Of
IN Barre aerie. F. o. r., No.
,ksg Ek 1873. Thursday. Oct rs, at
1880 in Eagles hall, Worth
" en- block Per order l. w
w Warnes, W. p.
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GR4NITEVILLE

Regular meeting Of Maple Leaf
camp, No. 1892, NJ. W of A. in Miles
hall Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock
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Barre City hospital bag day Nov. 4.
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newing acquaintance with Canon City

newing acquaintance with Canon City
friends. W
Mrs. Nicholas Mercier is the guest
of her son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Mercier. en- route to her home
at Westcliffe from Pueblo.
Miss Jessie Pringle Of Westcliffe,
who has been visiting a number OF
friends in the city for some days. re-
turned to her home Monday.
Mrs. I. E. Coleman of Texas Creek
is spending a few days in the city
shopping and visiting friends. She
is guest at the Canon hotel.
T B. Cuthbert of Banon. Wis. ar
rived in the city Monday for a weeks
visit with his mother, Mrs. William
Cuthbert, 1928 Greenwood avenue.
Mrs. Alice Seeds of Colorado
Springs, who has ben spending sew
eral days visiting Mrs. Sam McDon-
aid, returned home Monday.
Mrs. w. E. Drisdale is visitor in
city today. having come to attend the
meeting of the Eastern Star Monday
evening. While in the city she is
guest at the Mcclure house.
Mrs George Wickens and Mrs. Tom
Gilray motored to Canon City with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Balman Sunday
from Coaldale and are spending few
days visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Wilbur Of
Meeker arrived in the city Monday
and are the guests of Mrs. Wilbur's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Watson,
who live at "Hillhurst''
The Misses Sarah Devine and Mar
tina vandeveer of Florence were the
guests of Miss Margaret Vondra Sun
day. Miss Vondra entertained at
dinner for her guests from out-of-town
an dalso Miss Cecilia Burrows.
Mrs. H. C. Hunker and little sons,
who arrived here to live a few days
ago, is now located at 514 North Sixth
street. Mr.. Hunker. who has just his
laundry business in Marshall. Mo-.
will arrive later.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pain, for
merly Canon City residents but now
baby daughter, born December 6. Mr..
Pain holds responsible position
with the c. F. & l. company at Coal
Creek
The o. E S. held its annual meeting
and election of officers Monday eve
ming. The following were elected
Worthy matron, Mrs. Ida Cooper
worthy patron, George H. Sale; asos-
ciate matron, Mrs. Edith Ballou; sec
retary, Mrs. Edna Maynard; treasurer.
Mrs. Carrie Sale; conductress, Mrs.
Carrie Conway; associate conduct
ress. Mrs. Margaret harrington.
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Is Celebrating His r.
73rd Birthday

Z Dad" seip of*ffo4 RlEsr street eeles
,brated his seventy-third 'birthday anu,
versa ry Saturday and was as proud ~
.it.as "a hey with his first pair of boots.
Mr.. Sep is one OF the pioneers OF the
West, having come to the Rocky
Mountain region from the East more
than so years ago. and has. lived rerf
according to his own statement, "off
and on" ever since.
He was born at Reading, Pa. De
cember 4, 1847. but emigrated from
the Keystone state when boy and
spent his early manhood in "the wild
and woody West He enlisted IN
the army when II years Of age. and
served on the frontier in Company
NJ Of the Second Colorado Cavalry
dufing the Civi! War. acting much Of
tho time as escort for the United
States mail between Fort Dodge. Kan.
and Fort Lyon, Colo.
Mr.. Seip was. ins Denver I'M 1859
when the town consisted OF few log
cabins, and its people had no dreams
OF future greatness. He lived In
Florence 20 years and has been a
resident Of Canon City since 1914 Mr.
Seip ia member Of Greenwood post
No. 10, G. A. R.
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Canon People Save
II Chinese Lives

L. w Felter, who is interesting
himself in behalf of the starving peo-
pie of China, 100000 of whom are
threatened with death from famine.
reported to The Daily Record on Sat
prday, that already enough money
had been given by residents Of Canon
City to the Chinc sarn!ce fund to save
IL lives.
Under the caption, Save Life For
Christmas a little item was pub
lished in these columns on Thursday
of this week by Mr.. Felter. in which
he stated that s12 would rescue one
of these unfortunate Cinnamon from
death.
The very generous response OF the
citizens of this community for this
worthy cause IS a matter for congrat-
ulation. Donations to the China fam
inc fund may be made TO Mr. Felter
or to Henry Hutton. The money
VIII be transmitted to China by the
State Department at Washington. =
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Tuesday

FH
U. e. Sidebottom is business Wis
itor in Florence today ~ (7f- ".
l. w. Tbbotson went to Salida Mon
day on legal business. 49,
r. l.. Sears is reported to be seri-
ously Ill at his home! 512 College ave
nue. u y iff
Bert Trentham and John Evans of
Florence were Canon City visitors
Sunday. III
Mrs. G. ID. Isabel left Monday att
ernoon to spend a few days visiting
at Buena Vista.
]. Beach of Cotopaxi was visitor
IN town Monday. en- route from a visit
in Denver to his home.
Herman Ioehr left Monday evening
for Grand Junction on business for the
Gibson Lumber Company.
Mrs. Everett Schneider (nee Miss
Blanche Ring) of Ordway, is here as
a guest at the home of G. T. Wood.
]. v. McCandless of Florence was
in the city Monday 10 attend the De-
cember meeting of the county com
IN ss:oncrs 1-r.
Miss 81 zabeth f.. Ennis of Denver
is Canon City visfor to friends while
he q. Shs is registered at the Canon
hotel
The Misses Elva Selvey and Bertha
Gaulke were weekend visitors at
Hillside. returning home Sunday eve
ming.
DR.. F. J. Coleman of Kuna, Idaho.
has sold through Hodgin & Sharman.
a 10-acre tract of land at Beaver Park
to G. e. Reigle. -
Mrs. K. n. Mitchell of Lincoln, Neb.,
arrived Monday eevning to attend the
funeral service of the late Mrs Alfred
Mitchell
Miss Gwendolyn Decker. who spent
Sunday in Pueblo with her mother. re-
turned to Canon iCty Monday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bannon of Poca-
tello, Idaho. arrived in the city Mon
day. and are located at the Canon
hotel
Dr. and Mrs. J. G.. Maxwell. who
have been visiting and sightseeing
for the past month. returned home
from Fort Worth, Tex. Monday after
noon.
William Ferrier. representing the
Auto Equipment Company of Denver,
is calling ON trade in this city and re.
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Campbell Wins
Special Recognition

The Salt Lake City Commercial
Club Bulletin. in a recent date, has
the following to say of C. C. Campbell.
at one time manager of the local teie-
phone exchange. but for a long period
at the head Of the business OF that cor
poration in the Utah metropolis:
"The vacancy which deve oped :e-
Gently in the ranks OF the highly effi-
cient membership council of the Salt
Lake City Commercial Club has been
filled by the board of governors with
the appointment of c. c. Campbel ] to
the post. After many years OF serv-
ice as district manager of the Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
Company. Mr.. Campbell is now con-
nected with the managers Office of
the 1nferMountain Electric Company
There are few in Salt Lake City as
well acquainted with public affairs Of
the city as Mr.. Campbell. and Chair
man James w. Collins of the member
ship council says that his addition has
contributed to the Strengthening OF
the clubs lower house Mr. Camp
bell succeeds N. L. Vermilya. who re-
Gently made San Francisco his home"
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Eastern Star :
Observe Their
% Memorial Day

Canon City chapter No. 81. Order
Eastern star. Attingly observed their
annual memorial service on Sunday
afternoon at 2:30. There we're about,
so in attendance, and the services
were OF particularly impressive char
acter
There has been but one death in
the membership Of the local chapter
during the year, that of Mrs. Nellie p.
Weston, in September. and her mem
ory was fittingly observed by Mrs.
Edith Ballou. who gave a very touch
ing tribute, reciting her many virtues.
and especially her disposition TO dis
seminate good cheer and sunshine to
those who were discouraged and lown.
cast.
The grand chapter of Colorado has
lost one of the past grand matrons
during the year. Mrs. Mimi. h. Hie-
gins, who passed away Suddenly In
Denver. September II. Hef memory
was recalled in an addrco- by Past
Noble Grand Patron Clark Cooper
who was her companion in office IN
.1911-12.
The service consisted OF flower
services at the altar by the star p6in.s
with appropriate recitals. ana re-
sponses from the several officers Of
the chapter. reading of the ninetieth
Psalm arranged in poetry. and an ap-
PIRATE solo by Miss Derris Morrison
The service was prepared by Clark
Cooper, who gave its prcpaaft,or
much thought and care. and made It
most soImen and impressive.
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Selection and Care
OF Shoes Vital to
Length of Service

Would you have shoes give the
maximum amount of service? Then
select them according to the kind of
wear they are to receive. If the shoe
is for tramping or rough usage, gun
metal or mat calf is best; for the
street or general wear. the. glazed kid
or fine calf is more satisfactory; while
the patent feathers, suicides and fner
kids find their place in the dress shoe.
1.-TWO pair OF shoes purchaseds at
the same time and worn against each
other with FREQUENT changing. will last
longer than the same two pairs when
one is completely worn out before the
penter Of the Colorado Agricultural
College.
Shoes must conform to the shape
of the foot and allow free movement
IL they are to be comfortable and wear
well.
The life Of shoes will be materially
heightened IL the heels are never al
lowed to run over and the leather is
kept clean.
The standard American and English
series of sizes vary one-third. The
smallest infants shoe. No. 0. measures
almost four inches: BY adding one
third inch for each full size or one
sixth inch for a half size. the length
S6f any size sfroe may be determined.
< 1t is estimated that the foot OF the
average child grows one size In eight
weeks Therefore when huvfnp ehnaa
for children 1t is advisable to have
the shoe from two to three sizes
longer than the foot measures.
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Resolutions OF
Florence Conference

The Older Boys and Girls conference
at Florence unanimously adopted the
following resolutions:
Ist.-That we strive to live up to the
four-fold life suggested by our leaders.
End. That we organize ard sup
port Young Woman's Christian asso-
citation whenever possible
Bird. That we extend our heartfelt
thanks to the official boards of the
First Baptist and First Methodist
churches of Canon City for the use of
their churches for conference purpos-
es; to the Citizen Publishing com
pany Of Florence and the Daily Rec.
ord Of Canon City for their extended
publicity of our work; to the ladies of
the Methodist church of Florence for
courtesies: to the members of the en-
tertainment committee and their as
sistants for the splendid banquet we
enjoyed; to the people of Florence
who opened their homes and extend
ed their hospitality to our out-of-town
delegates and to the officers and speak
ers, and to all others who contribut-
ed in any way to making the confer
ence a success. - &
Miss Margaret Blunt.
Miss Esther Konkel
Miss Gladys Belts,
Miss Vera Hill,
Miss Mary Barber;
Committee on Resolutions
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Much Federal Land
Taken Up Here

1t will be interesting. as well as sur
prising. to many Canon City people to
know that the records of the district
clerk show that applications have
been made here since the first Of jan
uary. 1920. by 80 persons for 22,s00
acres of federal land in Fremont coun-
ty for homestead. grazing. mineral and
other purposes. In addition to this
the fact that during the same period
final proof was made on something
like 1880 acres Of land filed on last
year.
Altho the applications for govern
ment land in Fremont county are made
and recorded in Canon City most of
them have to be sent to the federal
land office in Pueblo for determina-
ton and title. as the warrants can
not be issued here. Application for
public lands located in certain town
ships in the western part of this coun-
ty are within the jurisdiction of the
federal land office at Leadville.
Many of these applications are
made by people from Kansas and 9TH
er Missouri river states who are anx-
ious for a homestead in Colorado. In
a large number of cases tracts of $40
acres are asked for, particularly by
cattlemen, who desire it for grazing
purposes In other instances only
800 acres is wanted. Only few ap-
plications are made for as little as $50
acres, and a still smaller number for
so acre tracts.
The public domain in Fremont
county, except in the mountain and
non-arable districts. will soon be ex-
hausted
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Monday

Jesse Jones left Sunday for Denver
where he will spend few days on
business.
itor in the city today, looking after
business interests.
Mrs. j. C. Gilray of Coaldale is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Smith.
Miss X. A. Reed is new .employe
of the Frank l.. Smith store until the
first of the year.
E. j. Norman. who has been i'll at
ranch home, will come to Canon City
today to recuperate.
Mrs. E. Frankenbury departed for
California today where she will spend
the winter months.
Mrs. T. Y. Proctor of South Seventh
street departed Friday for Missouri
called there by the serious illness of
her brother.
Mrs. Lynn Smith and son Lynndal
of Florence. were weekend visitors
of Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. A. H
Smith, 531 Macon avenue.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Conway and little daugh-
ter returned home Saturday from Den
yer where the latter has been in
hospital since August.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frankenbury are
moving their place of residence from
Oil Main street to the corner of Macon
avenue and Eighth street.
Miss Lucille Nix. who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. George Mi.liken
at La Junta. for some weeks past, is
expected to arrive home today.
Ed Riede was caller at the county
hospital Sunday on G. R. Cassidy,
who has been very i'll. He reports
Mr.. Cassidy greatly improved.
Mayor and Mrs. c. A. Biggs re-
turned to Canon City on an early
train this morning form Grand juno
ton, where they have been visiting
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Malone, 514
North Sixth street, will leave today
for Oklahoma, where they will reside
permanently.
Friends of Mrs. Hal Galley, who un-
derwent a surgical operation at the
Graves hospital last Wednesday, will
be glad to hear that she is reported
to be improving nicely
Mrs. Olive j. Stowell, past grand
matron, and for several years past
grand secretary of the Order of East
ern Star of Vermont, has come to
Canon iCty to make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Allen Ballou. Mrs.
Stowell arrived in the city Sunday.
Mesdames A j. Turner. Jay Side
bottom, Arthur Biggs and Miss Edith
Harrison will go to Pueblo Tuesday
and will the guests OF Mrs. irwin
Stockton, who is entertaining at, a
bridge party Tuesday afternoon. The
men will join the ladies in the evening
and attend the theater before return
ing home.
C. E. West of Fremont. Neb.. ar
rived in the city Saturday, called here
by the death of his daughter, Mrs. Al
fred Mitchell. A brother of Mr.. Mitch
ell. E. N. Mitchell, of Lincoln, Neb., is
also in the city to be present at the
funeral services, while w. E. Mitchell,
another brother, will arrive from Spo-
kane. Wash, this evening. - ~
J. Fred Starkey of Boulder has pur-
chased the Fink-Kienzle stock OF
drugs at Rockvale and has arrived in
the city to open a new drug store in
the room formerly occupied by the
Darrow Music Company. His family
will Join him probably by the latter
part Of this week. ~
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g. .kH. TO ELECT
'oFFceRs WEDNESDAY

The regular meeting OF Greenwood
Post. No. 10. G. A. r.. will be held
at Odd Fellows hal, at 2:3o O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon. and all men,
bers are urged to be present, as bust,
ness OF Importance will he presented
for consideration. Among other mat.
ters to be transacted will be the an.
nual election OF officers. The election
OF officers OF Greenwood Relief Corps
will be held at the same time.
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THREE BOYS
GET WATCHES

Three Canon City boys are the proud
owners OF popular Ingersol radio.
ote watch They were lucky
guessing the correct number OF time.
pieces in the window of n. T.. Church.
Harold Shnmway. zolan Williams
and Harold Ward all guessed the ex-
'isct number of watches hidden in the
window-112. There was only one
watch to be given, but in the case of
the tie. the three boys were each given
a watch by the management OF the
store.
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poN,T-roaoer CHURCH
.ENNGtfEo ON AND aAIE

s fAe people Of t'anon City are re.
dqested by the ladies' OF the women's
Auxiliary and the members OF st.
Mays and st. Ceceiia's guilds Of
+phy6st Episcopal church not to forge,
their turkey luncheon and sale Of
f9pcy goods. adaptable for Christ
'matEtfts. and, cooked foods at the
Harding Hiding. corner OF Fourth
f4d Main streets. tomorrow. The
mnchebh will be at noon. beginning
I'D o'clock. The sale will con.
tin4e all day The public is urged
20 sftcnd this luncheon and sale. (Ad
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e. j. Norman. who has been H. was
moved from the ranch to his home.
663 River street, Tuesday. where he
VII remain for awhile to- convaiesce.
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Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Mercier left
for Westclife today accompanied by
Miss Clara IIaakell. after visiting at
home of NJ lnd Mrs Chester Mercier
for several days
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LOST

LosT-Lady's gold wrist watch KIM
ly return to Record and get re
ward 292-5
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper.
316 North Tenth street. Canon
675-J. 2s9-p6
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WANTED

THE Record needs . quantity oi
clean rags for use In cleaning ma
chinsry. and will pay good prices tor
same. Bring them in At once. Il
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads: SC per Line Each Issue
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR 2,300-pound team: good
pullers; heavy double harness,
800: also garden horse. $35. Call
$50 Bennett street 2so-os
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The Monday Club met with Mrs. T.
c. Hiatt Monday afternoon with a
.arge attendance. The reading for
the afternoon was in charge OF Mrs.
T. B. Coulter. who read from the book
on ALASKA" which is the subject for
study. The hostess served a tasteful
luncheon at the close of the program.
Mrs. c. H. Edmunds was a guest OF
the club.
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MEE Psnsy .Hsmm was hostess at an
infogmar dinner Sunday evening when
she. .Msd e:as hsr guests Miss Zeima
RtistGnr Donald Williams and Walter
Lar. S..<.S..- ,.N -. = !. p. !