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Evening journal., 1920-12-18
RICHARD s WALLIS.
BANK CASHIER, DIES
speeIaI % No EvenInr Ianrnal

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
EbKTON, Md. Dec. A. Richard 8.
wallle. cashier Of uic National bank
OF Chesapeakp City. died al his home
In uhai town yesterday morning.
afier long illness lie ls survived
BY HE wife and four small children
Funeral services will be held tomor
row al 2 oclock In the Church OF
Good shepherd. burial wilt be In
bethel cemelery. Nr. Wallis had a
large clrele uf frlen,ia all over the
county. lie was a veslrymon III lho
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
Good Shepherd
The young men OF Elkton will hold
ihelr annual danou IN The Armory on
Friday nlehi, December "a
Tho philadelphia MIR Producers
Association has organized a brahcll
IN OHOll county. The officers ar,
Allie Sulllh. president. and Charles
Morris, treasurer
Tho price VI food IL not dropplns
very fast In ElklOn nnefsloak 4rii,
FOR 10 uenls GpOundi butter, 10 ocnt,
pound ugEs. Al dozen.
Mrs Einina H. Heath. aged 4.
years. wife NJ Robert q. ueath. al
Mechanics Valley. died al her honl,
on "Wednesday night. She Is rili,
viyod by her husband ami iwu sisters
Mrs. q. Logan, " Chester. Pa. ane
Mrs II. y. Jones. uf Mechanic,
valley Funeral services w,d be- hell
tomorrow at 10 o'clock. with burla
In me NJ. y. cemetery NJ North Eaat
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
Is III FlsKF9


Few " The name OF Fiske realize
that hey ara close allies OF the Fish
family. The Anelo-Saxon form Of
Fish was lsc, and from uls the name
OF Fiske ls derived
Tho Flskes. like NE Fishes in This
country, are usually persons Of Guilt
walton and good condition Ia iife. 4
large family or them trace descent
back 10 England 10 Sym0nd Flske.
who was Lord 0f the Manor nf Slrnl-
haugh from 1899 90 ii22 So. you see.
n your namo ia fiske you may boast
NJ The fact that you know the names
N your ancestors from father 30 son
back 10 date more remote than the
discovery ~ America by Columbus.
ioW Americans can do sO well. Hy-
mOnd had a sou named William. WhO
ilQurished In the reign Of Henry VI
uf England. and he had a son Roy Whu
had son Thomas. who had a son
phlueas. born In Fresslngileld. Eng
land who camo 90 This country hi
i6ti and settled In New Ensland. The
fiskes had quite a iastn for unusual
lrst names, lohab0d being quite
favOriie, with Solomon not unusual
and one of The family was called Al
inOnd
10 is a rather interesting fact thai
tho man Of The name Of fisko who at
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
-'HUMANITY'S CALL
PASTORS THEME

ID. The order OF services at Harrison
street NJ. E. Church. Seventh aud
Harrison streets, tomorrow will be
IN charge Of the Rev William r..
Habbart pastor, as follows.
$50 O'Clock, class meeting, George
B. CrOssan. leader: 1890 O'Clock,
preaching service; prelude, "Ariosu.' -
Prey: anthem after prayer "The
Nercies OF the Lord" Fearis, sol0ist,
AIR. Wallace: offertory duett, Jesus
Lover of My Soul" SOlly. Miss Lum-
mis- and Miss Anderson; sermon by
pastor: subject. The Call OF HUI
manity:" pOstlude, "pOstlude," Ba-
tiste; i2.t5 p. m. Sunday school, !.
Elmer Perry, superintendent The
Mems Bible class meets In the Ep-
worth League room. $50 o'clock,
Senior Epworth League. topic, "Tte
Spirit OF Generosity" Miss Anna
Matthews will have charge OF the
meeting; Christmas Carols by quar-
tette; 730 o'clock, preaching service
fal "Onert0ry," Renard; 10y "Elegie, %
Massenet: tc) "Reverie." Strauss
song service with everybody singing
anthem after prayer, "BlOw Ne the
Trumpet in ZiOn," Lorenz; OffertOry
duett. In the Cross OF Christ We
Glory" Howe. Mrs. w. C. Highneld
and q. L. Schaffer.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
CHURCH TO
HELP POOR
Usual Candy Treat to Sum
day School Pupils to be
Eliminated
XMAS SERVICES AT
PENINSULA M. E.

Special Christmas services viii hu
held tomorrow at The lr. q. u. A. NJ
Hail. VO7 Tainall street, by Tho con-
groeation or the new Peninsula NJ p,
Church. An old-tlme class meeting
VIII be held at 9.i5 O'Clock. AZ i0a
and The RcV. Leonard p. smith
preach from The theme, "rhe Tn
speakable 0lft." After the sermon The
pastor will receive large class into
membership Of The church.
The Christmas service Dy the Bible
school will be held at noon tomor-
row. Instead OF the old idea OF a
treat" the school Will observe a
"Givlng" or white Gift" Christ
mas In special service arranged
Tor this occasion, each department. OF
the school and each adult Will select
a certain benenclent agency 10 which
10 make a special Aft, -Four OF the
classes Will devote thelr gifts 10 The
Near East Relief, while others Will
devote their gifts 70 The local poor,
and one department Will give TO the
substitute for the former idea OF q
AT 6s0 O'clock the young people
Will hold a Christian Endeavor
Christmas service, led by Miss Ruth
phillips. The topic vii be "Generos
ity." At T.30 O'Clock, a special choir,
led by Alvin Keen. viii give a special
cantata, entitled, His star, by Adam
Gelbel. AT lts conclusion, tue pastor
viii make a short address on Whats
la a Namef"
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
sILNERRnOnK NJ L.

At Silverbrook NJ. h. Church, op-
posite Union Park Gardens, the Rev.
Elwood w. Jones, pastor. much Of the
activity Of the day viii be devoted
10 Christmas preparation. The morn
ing servhe beginning 1925 o'clock
viii open With Instrumental and
choir selections followed by congre-
gafional singing led by John w.
Gr0ney. The subject Of the pastors
sermon VIII be "The Song OF the
Heavenly Host"
Boxes will be placed IN each vesti-
bule Of the church to receive con
trlbuuuns OF food f0r distribution
among the poor of the community on
Christmas eve.
The sunday school will meet al
f2i5 O'clock The Epworth League
will meet at Gas O'Clock.
Ihe evenlng service OF praise VIII
he-in OF 73J o'clock The sermon OF
lhe pastor Wal be entitled. Jesus
stirring up the People"
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
THE ABUNDANT LIFE
PASTORS SUBJECT

AZ. Uniun NJ, n. Church. Firth and
Washln lnelpu streets. The hev, Harvey
Winfield Ewlng, p. D., miulster, ser
Vices Will be Glass meeting al pfn
o'eloek public worship al iOH
o'clock Fermen subject The ult-
mate uhrlHt"l Sunday school al
o'ulouk, Epwprth League al 0Aa
o'clock, evening worship al To-
sermon subject, "lNe Abundant Llfe.
the ilfth of' the series on tho Hubler
why Jesus Came"
Music FOR The day-organ, 'Prp-
lads .!gIs a9f ,gnnls,', Esglkes' anthem,
starry Nlshl.' Mrs. Seth Elllr, wal
oail; offartory, "Andante Ia ID Flat,
Lumsrui posuude, "Rcmalne Marche,
GounQdi organ recital al 1.ia
O'clock Miss Johnson; anthem, "The
Now Born King" Morrison, Christ
mas carols, choir, assisted by chill
drpns chorus oirerlory, quintet
"Tho hcuilehom Lullaby" Smlts,
p0stude, "jubllate Doo.N KlnderI
Christmas morning prayer meeting al
6 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
A NEW cnNC

II was a good thing for Nick thEf
ne Twins got back The charm that
Wasp Weasel had stolen, FOR never
bad j been more necessary FOR him 10
talk 10 the little people OF Meadow
Grove than now.
This was why Nick had 20 talk So
many seats werp empty In Meadow
Grove school under the old oak that
Mr.. Scrlbble Scratch could scarcely
have lessons The Spider Girl and the
Blue Bottle Boy had not been there
for weeks. And now Fred Fog and
Sammy 3nake. Jr., were gone, and
Nun Mole, too.
It was puzzling TO think why Mum
should be gone, when earthWorm
hunting was thing OF the past. Eddie
Earthworm and all his Kind were I've
feet underground, and that was too
FAR on for Nun TO 60 after them. But
gone Nun was anyway. SO Mr.. Scrib-
bic Scratch gave Nick a lot OF names
and on he trotted 10 hunt them up.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
TO PREACH SERMON
ON LAMB OF GOD

services tomorrow at the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, Delaware
avenue and West streets. viii be In
charge OF the Rev. Joseph ! Irwin,
s. 7. d. At 1920 o'clock the sub
ject OF the sermon will be, Our
Apostolic Commission"
The Sunday school will meet at 2
m, in charge Of Superintendent r.
HOss Farra The Christian Endeavor
Society meeting at Gas p. m, leader,
Mrs, Alfred Hope, topic, The Spirit
OF Generosity"
The evening service will begin al
Z 30 o'clock with q song service and
the pastor will take FOR the subject
of the sermon, THE Magn1nimity Of
God"
The monthly meeting Of the board
o. deacons on Monday evening az
o'clock at the churh.
The mid-week prayer and praise
. service on Wednesday evening at Z
O'Clock VIII be in charge OF the
pastor.
The special musical program for
tomorrow follows:
Morning Organ prnlude, Not
Ashamed of Jesus" Danks, Miss Mary
y Archer; anthem" NJ shadows 1on-
der" Gaul; organ postlude, March,
Evening-Organ prelude. Prelude
Smart; trio, Lift mp Thine Eyes,
Mendeissohn. Mrs. V. Pyle, Miss Eliz-
abeth pyle and Mrs. II. w Briggs
anthem. Evening Prayer" Schneckerl
organ postlude, POstlude. West.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
THE NEW PUPIL

A new scholar arrived one cold day
In Meadow Grove school He wore a
lovely white coat and his tail had a
most aristOcratic black tip on u,
which impressed the scholars very
much
Scribble Scratch was very polite,
and said that although IL was a little
late in the season 90 start into school,
as the term was about over. still they
were very glad TO have him and hoped
he would like 10, and so on. lhen ne
told the scholars how kind they should
be 90 the new pupil and help him all
they could. Immediately COLBY. Coon
gave him a new pencil, and Ben
bunny, Jr., handed out a nice new
blotier.
"Where would you like TO sitf"
asked Scribble Scratch. There's Wasp
Weasers seat he's away today and you
may stay there until he comes back,
II you like"
aIi's SO far awayr" answered the
new boy timidly. "And like 10 be
near folk. nice folk like Chippy Chip
munk or Cutie DOttOnlail. I've heard
they are very tender-hearied," he
added. hastily.
So The new boy, who said he was
Earny Ermine, took seat between
them, and after while things settled
down and school went on as usual.
Pretty soon Nick came in and ilshed
a note out OF his pocket and gave u
10 the fairyman. Mrs Weasel handed
it TO me as ! passed he said.
Imagine Scribble Scratch's astOnish-
ment when he read:
Dear Mr.. Sch0Olmaster: Please
make Waspy take good care OF the
new white winter Overcoat the Fair,
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
NAVY HAIR CUTS
ARE UNDER BAN

BOSTtN Dpn iBlTht Cglrissmas
leavg qf We nph Of Me navy IN This
district u endangered bY The fashion
In ha lFcuts. inelstencp That Me per
sonnpl mAinkaln uniformity uf as
peei n al outward deialis htnurhl a
ban by hear Admiraal Dunn. cnm
mantlsnt oi lfe 1rsl district. on iiil
tnnsurlal style of the moment thai
Is known vaguusly ne The "1nu.~ lbe
Tango, or he "erlr1ly bear
The ooufnandanl lnnk nolina Of the
fasll Jon uhat resembles The acaip- p-iock
n lhe Indians behind and has bangt
n frqnt Ions enough 10 cover lhe ewes
liberty parties and W allow M mon ~
regulations on lho ethilpcl 1ne re-
eulations provide The hair shall ho
nsnuy ulmmed" and forbid ecwntrl-
oities. Al commanders In uhe DISTRICT
are hirected 10 order inspection oi
liberty parties and tu allow no men
To- leave ule several siliIs and stations
whuec holr n not M proper irlm.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
CHILD WELFARE
FORUM SUBJECT

The services at Westminster Pres
byterlan Church Sunday. will be Of a
type suitable 10 the Christmas sea-
son. In The morning the Rev. Jr.
Qsndoe, pastor viii deliver an ad-
dress and al the I o'clock vespor SER
vice The worship VIII be IN the form
on the rendition OF Handel's Messiah, b"
by the Westminster Glee Club, as
sisted by the double quartet choir
and Miss Mildred Fass, OF Phlladel-
phla. This has become the custom
al Westminster, an on Christmas
sunday, the Messiah is always sung
n honor OF the spirit OF the times.
At the 8 O'Clock open forum, 10
which The public Is Invited, the sub
iect Of child welfare will be discussed.
Mrs. Ina ]. n. Perkins. director Of the
Reconstruction Commission OF Della
ware, and Miss AIDA l.. Armstrong.
director VI the Chlldrens Bureau, of
Delaware. will be the speakers.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
AT WEST CHURCH

The West Presbyterian Church.
Eighth and Washington streets. the
Rev. u. Franklin Smiley. u. D., pastor.
will hold services tomorrow. at iO30
A. VI. and 7.30 p. NJ. At the morning
service the Rev. Frank n. Riale. ~
D., associate secretary OF the General
Board Of Education Of the presbyter-
. ian Church in the United States. will
preach. The Bible School meets In
an departments, at 2 o'clock. The
mems class meets In the church au-
. dt0rium, at the same hour. DR..
Smiley leads IN the discussion OF tho
lesson theme. Pyle's orchestra is a
. feature.
The C. f. meeting Is at 6.i5 O'Clock
topic, THE Spirit OF Generosity" III
will be a Christmas meeting. led by
Messrs. II. w. Curtis and Leonard
Ocheliree.
At the peoples popular praise ser
.vice. at 7.3O O'Clock. DR.. Smiley will
speak on the theme, Good News
for Everybody"
- The special Christmas music for the
day will include: "Sing Glory" by
Judson: "Hosanna," by Lowden
Ashine, o star" GelDel; Wake. q
bethlehem" by Judson.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
nnACK-Ex AITAIna
} 1lhe EvanIng Innrnnl

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
BT,AcK-EX. Dci.. Doc. is Mrs. Anna
Mccall or Roselle spent Tuesday with
her daughler. In wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong
spent the weekend with Mr. Arm
slrongs brother. n, Armstrong. Of
Newark
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leroy Hill OF Grams
ton Heights entertained on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond buckingham OF
Newark.
Miss Sara Chambers Of Elsmefe
spent the weekend with her parents
at Pleasant Hlll
Miss Ethel flanagan OF Brackets
is confined 10 her home with the
mumps.
Mrs. George Morely who has been
very III at her home is Improving
Mrs. Tallcy OF ROselle was visiting
Wilmington Friends Friday.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
'THE COMING or CnRIsT."

'SThe Coming Of Christ" will be
The theme discussed by Evangelist p
r. Collier az The Majestic Theatre
ton orrow night. This is the second
meeting OF the series being held.
SternupilcOn pictures will show the
signs OF The times and the manner
of Chris's return 20 This earth Next
week Evangelist T. II. Barrett. solo
ist and song leader Of Washington,
70. G.. Is expected 20 assist in the
meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Nancy had decldsd that az every
thlng wns coverca with snow, and
hcy had 10 scrRpe OF all the seals
each morning before ihey cOuld ali
down, she would teach them a new
song about u. Il was no time, THAI
was certain, FOR singing about "ylolets
and butlercups, brlmmlng with dew r.
50 she Taught thom this one. called
King Wlnler'
"rhe cold winds rage across the
plain,
Ira la-la-la-la-lai ira la-la la-la
Winter rQars with might and main.
Ira la-la la-la la-la la-la
lie nlps our toes and he bites our ears,
And he freezes our fingers tlll We
cry, my dears.
And We shlver and shake illl we cry
big tears,
Oh, glo-reeus old King Wlni-ter"
But It was a cold song at best and
didn't cheer them up much.
Copyright 1920, n. r. A..
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
Nav TRIAL ANsMER nETERREn.

Decision IN the case Of application
OF the Philadelphia Traction Company
for a new trial OF the action for dam
ages brought by Viola Sund, an g.
year-Old girl. as a result of loss of
her right arm when run over by a
trolley, has been set over until the
January term Of the Superior Court.
A Jury recently awarded the girl
$500
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
EIInN NJ n CnIRCn

AZ Ezi0n NJ. +. Church. the Rev. Dr.
J. u. King. pastor, The services win
be: 1890 o'clock, Christmas sermon
by the pastor, subject, "1he Babe OF
Bethlehem - 1870 O'Clock. Glass
meetings 230 o'clock. Sunday School /.
6.30 o'clock. EpwOrth League: 1.i5
o'clock. extra program by the Queen
Esther Circle. Tuesday evening. class
meetlngs Wednesday, 4 o'clock. Jun
ior foartin
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Queen sent him Ink would ruin 10
Just look ~ his tailr'-MRs. WEASEL
Wasp, Some here r commanded the
falryman sternly. The new boy
obeyed sheeplshly.
Now take your own seat and keep
IT., and no more tricks. warned Scrib-
bic Scratch.
lCopyrIght. 1870. n. Z. Al
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
nEMURRERs Sustained.

Demurrers were sustained by Judge
Bryce In Superior Court yesterday in
the case Of the Bavarian Brewing
Company against Frances and Stan
ley L. SoboclensH and John Ret
kowskl on action growing out OF the
endorsement Of a promissOry note
which had been drawn in renewal
form by the wife Of a man deceased.
Argument was heard earlier in the
term.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
nINEr pnEsnYrFnIAN-

AZ Ollvet Presbyterian Church.
Fourth and BrOOme streets. there Will
be Christmas services both morning
and evening The subjects OF SER
mons Will be. Jesus" and Christ
mas The choir has prepared for
the morning. "Thp Song of the An
gels and Love That Will Not Let
Me On and FOR the evening. Joy
20 thc World" and '~The Angels Song. "
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
TRINITY M hi Cnincn.

Services In Trinity NJ. +. Church TO-
morrow will be in charge OF Tie Rev.
p. H. Collins the pastor. The order
OF the days services will be as fol-
lows: 1890 o'clock, preaching service
theme, "The Prize OF Power" The
Bible school meets at , O'Clock: the
Bpworih League at 6.45 O'Clock, and
the eyling service viii be held al 100
O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
EAST LAKE METHODIST EPISCOPAL

At East Lake Methodist Episcopal
Church, Thlrtieih and Tatnall streets,
the Rev. y. C. Sunneld, pastor, serv-
ices will be: $50, class meeting,
1890. sermon by The pastor. subject
"a Faithful Church.; noon. Bible
class; 2, Sunday-schcol; 6.f5, Christian
EndeavOr service; 7.i5, song service
and illustrated sermon on the Good
Samaritan"
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
eprrIAI- rnnIsrWNs CANnIfs-

Wautm0r assorted chocolates
packed In nvo-round boxes. special
Christmas price, S2s9 the flve-pound
box.
4 full assortment of Lig9it's.
Guth's and Page & ShaW's chocolates
and cOnfeciOn- DanfOrth, The Depend
able Druggist, Market and Second
sireets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
r1InIsTIAN erIENIIsT.

The First Uhurch Of Uhrist Sclenl
list. Park place and Van Buren street
Will hold services tomorrow morning
o'elock: the subject Of the lesson-ser-
mon. "ls the Universe. Including Man
Evolved by Atomic Force"
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
UNION AuFtuCaN

The. Union American NJ. b. Church,
Twelfth and French streets. the Rcv.
kdwerd =. Rice. minister. tomorrow.
VIII bei II o'clock. sermon by the
pastor. 23O O'Clock, sabbath school .
II O'Clock. sermon: Monday evening.
meeting of the class leaders and stew
ards.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
sPEcIAL CmRIsrMAs CANpIEs

WantmOr assorted chocolates,
packed IN flve-pOund boxes; special
Christmas price, $3.50 the nve-pound
box.
A fun assortment OF Liggeits.
.Guth's and Page & Shaw's chocolates
able Druggist. Market and Second
streets ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
ON sMEnEs onllncn

Services at Od Swedes Church. Sev-
enn and Church streets lhe REV
Robert Bell. Vicar. tommorow Will DO
, A. NJ. Holy Communion; Al A. NJ.
inorning prayer and sermon San sun
day school; IN. evening prayer and
sermon
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
sECnNn NJ. p CInIRCH

Services tomorrow at the second
Methodist Protestan Church. FIFTH
avenue and Anchorage street, Will De
In clarge Of The Rev b. r. Jester
pastor. as follows. Sunday-scloOl. 23C
p NJ: preaching. 730 p. NJ, by the
pastor. Prayer meeting on Friday
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
YOUR LAST NAME
nv FRANCES COwLEs
Cdnyrigfit 1920. by The Mcclure Newspaper s,

tanned the greatest fame In This conn
try was really the son Of a man
man named Green and took The name
Fiske only as result Of an appeal
10 The Connecticut Legislature for a
change OF name. This was John
Fiskr the famous historian. lie was
Edmund Green 10 begin with. His
grandfather was Humphrey Green, a
Quaker ~ Philadelphia. Fiske was the
name ~ Edmund Greens m0ther'r
maternal grandfather, John Fisks,
who was o descendant OF phinoss
Fiske. mentioned above. So far AZ ac-
tual inheritance goes, John fiske was
/ just as true a descendant Of this
/ phineas as though he had taken the
name through a line OF male descend
l ants.
The Want Ads will md positions
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
FRATERNAL spIRITtIAIJSTIC

Fraternal splriiualists' Church ser
vices sunday will be held az 730
O'Clock In Eden Hall. second floor,
conducted by Mrs. Moore Message
bearer, Mrs. Harley. OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
TOcAT pnrACuFnS' nAILY

There will be local preachers
rally given IN ST. Peters A. q. NJ p.
CH1tirch tomorrow. Service at "A
o'clock; preaching by Hail; class, ~
o'clock: Sunday-schOOl 3 o'clock
preachine. 7.ij o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
A. u. CHURCH.

Al A. Il. Church. services will be
, held as follows: 1890. TCeaching; i2
GLASS meeting; 23O. sunday school;
day evenings, class meetings: Friday
evening. official board and choir re-
hearsal.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
/. .IrAIIAN PREsBYTEmAN cmrncH.

The Rev. AgOstinO DassOrl, pastor
of the First Italian Presbyterian
Church. dupont and Seventh streets.
will preach at the morning and even
ing services there tomorrow Tho
sunday school meets at 9i5 a. m.
, "Wednesday evening prayer meeting
al 80 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
or pApN,p.s s,untu

At ST Barnabas Church, Marshall
ton. class 10 be presented for con
nrmation on the fourth sunday IN Nd
charge. lhe nov. John EmhrY Parks.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
my. MINKER no pnFACH

The Rev. Ralph Mlnker will preach
Newport NJ. r. Churches tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

The Want Ads will md positions
for sales agents and the locating OF
lost articles
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-01-09

course, was served to the guests at
noon, by four charming mattresses
who wore pretty aprons and caps of
silver cloth.
Four generations were represented
by Mrs. Ella Fortney of Olin, Iowa,
mother of Mrs. Dripps, Mrs. Dripps,
herself, her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Mcdowell, and little Eugene Nc
Dowell, aged three.
The other children of the couple
are Allen,( Fay, George and Irma
Qripps, alT~ of whom are living at
home. Fred Fortney of Willmar was
one of the out-of-town guests present.
The good wishes of the guests were
expressed verbally, and also by the
many beautiful gifts Of silver with
which they were presented.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-01-09
Lodges Rent New Hall

The rooms in the Spooner Brick
Block over the Vinje Store have been
leased to the Eagles for period of
five years by Paul L. Spooner. AS
the rooms are to be used for the pur-
pose of lodge meetings, work has al
ready begun in removing the parti-
tions between them, in order to form
one large hall. There are also two
smaller rooms, an inside and an out
side ante-room.
Other lodges will suitcase the hall
from the Eagles and the first meet
ings will be held next week. Those
who plan to use the new hall are the
Workmen the Woodmen, the Yeo-
man, the Degree of Honor, the Royar
Neighbors and the Eagles.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-01-09

''The first year in the twelve dur
ing which L have been rural mail
carrier here, that we have not missed
a trip up to January first, on account
of bad roads," is the verdict of G. R.
A. Scobey with regard to weather
conditions of the present year. This
even exceeds the record of last year,
which boasted an unusually "open"
season, and should call forth praise
for the frequently much-abused
weather man.