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New Britain herald., 1920-11-23
BASKETBALL TONIGHT

The Kaceys undefeated basketball quintet will tackle a formidable oppo- nent tonight at the State Armory. with the Goldenrods A. c. of winsted as tho opponent. The preliminary game will be between the Middletown and Corbin girl teams. Dancing will follow the games.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-23
NUTMEGS TO PLAY
 CLAY HILLS THURS.
COrkins Holiday Attraction for
 Thanksgiving Morning

Local football fans are promised q real treat for Thanksgiving morning when the fast Clay Hills of Hartford will oppose the Nutmegs in this city, This team is rated as one of the best In Connecticut and has a fine aggrega- tion of stars.
 "Hap" Harmon to Play
 The leading figure is Hap" Harmon the famous Wesleyan halfback. Those who saw the Wesleyan William game last year, will remember the famous contest between Harmon and Benny Boynton. Harmon has three very capable running mates in Ford of Boston college. Chuck" Swan, former Andover star. and "Butsey'' Naedle. former All-Amcrican end at Yale. In the Inc are Billy Calvin of Yale. Ike" Wooley, Wesleyan star tackle. Zim- merman. Clarey and Keane Final arrangements for the game were com- pleted yesterday afternoon. and a splendid game is promised.
 Nutmegs to Practice
 The Nutmegs will practice tonight and tomorrow night, at Ukrainian hall, in preparation for a hard game, and expect to be in tip-top shape.
 kopIowitz to Play Also
 Henry koplowitz.t who was injured Sunday. has been pronounced able to play by the club physician. and will be seen in Thursdays contest Jim Conley may also be able to play. The local boys will put their strongest team in the field in an effort to win. the 14-o victory over the Army and Navy team has filled them with a sreat deal of confidence, as tho Clay , Hills only beat them TO. Red" o'Neil md Captain Nelson at the tackles. Slim" Politis and Seeley at guard. 'erry Griffen at center, Joe Neville at | quarterback. Thompson, Kenny and iagearty., will in all probability com rise the lineup. The game will start | t 10 o'clock. and Parker will referee. |
New Britain herald., 1920-11-23
MAY ENI.ARGE HOWL.

w Haven. Nov, 23.-Plans for IT distribution Of football tickets Tale Bowl In the games with liar
 and suggestions that the price ckets be placed at s5 to all ex-
 undergraduate are to come be-
 the Yale football management 'iy. EniArRouient of that Bowl to Lc rn0ra exaf. aIaa xstff ho con
New Britain herald., 1920-11-23
"Hap" Harmon to Play
Nutmegs to Practice

The Nutmegs will practice tonight and tomorrow night, at Ukrainian hall, in preparation for a hard game, and expect to be in tip-top shape.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-23
TO ARRANGE FooTBAII DATES

Shlcago. Nov. 23.-Footbail coaches Of the Western Conference eIevens and athletic directors will meet here on December { to arrange the sched-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-12
REVIVAL CLOSES.

The revival services at the Meth
odist Church slosed on Sunday,
evening, Nov. 9TH, after having con
tinued for two weeks. In spite of
The distractions incident to the
election, the meetings were well
attended especially on the two
Sunday venings when the congre-
CATION Of The Presbyterian Church
was present.
The preaching of DR.. Harry NJ.
Canter, of Harrisonburg, Va, was
strong and inspiring, and the mus
ic was ably conducted by Rev. H.
S. Wiley, Of Williamsburg. About
sixty persons made profession of
their faith in Chrit, many of these
being protesting Christians who dc
sired to reconsecrate themselves.
The largest response was from
The children, in whom the hope of
the Church so largely lies, and from
the young men and young women
of the G. p. S., and the Seminary.
L wish to express my apprecia-
ton of the friendly cooperation
of the Pastor and congregation of
the Old Stone Church, and TO
thank all who in any way contri-
buted to the success of the services.
l.. b. BOBBITT. PASTOR
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PERSONAL MENTION.

We have a very. highly apprccial
ed letter from A. p. Miller. ESQ.
written from his home mt Green
Vf}le, Monroe county. in which nc
says he is now ninety years old
and is sending the two dollars 10
renew his subscription. Says he
has been taking the paper for sixty
years and wants ii to come on.
Mr.. Miller married in Greenbrier
and q notice of the recent death of
his wife will be seen OH the first
page Of this number. He is one OF
the substantial and most highly re-
specied men Of Monroe and there
is no man in the county who would
not rejoice to see him reach the
century mark. He has lived the
life of ali honest, honorable con-
scieniious' man and when he pass
rs into the other world the loss 10
this one will be felt
Mr.. Y. &. Brewster left Tuesday
Of this week for st. Petersburg,
Florida TO join his family, where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. John b. Harris, daughter
Miss Virginia, and sons, John and
William, Of Ronceverte, have re-
turned from an extended visit to
Wilmington. North Carolina.
Miss Laura Sharp, who is a stud
cnt in a private school Of author
ship is Washington, ID. c.. return
ed to her home, near Lcwisburg.
last week, 10 vote and make short
visit.
Mr.. j. Il. Cole, author Of book
Of Greenbrier Biography, lately bub
lished, md author Of q moro recent
book"Eirth Of the Next Nation.
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RED CROSS ROLL CALL.

The Fourth Red Cross Roll Call
is now on, beginning on the 18th
Day-in a great coun-
try-wide drive for new members
and renewals. r. Nj. Bell has been
appointed County Chairman, with
a committee named elsewhere in
this number, to assist him and an
organization for the drive is now
being perfected in the county.
The work of this great organiza-
ton is no less important in peace
than in war and now that the
great war is over the Red Cross
is directing its ffeorts for service
to humanity-into other fields
where its help is needed. The
home, the school, the health Of
children and the aid of the sick
and suffering everywhere are Of
fering many opportunities and
avenues for active effort. Let cv-
erybody join the Red Gross-thc
Mother of Suffering Humanity
throughout the world, for the Red
Cross covers the world with IFS
efforts for the relief of suffering
and when the need is greatest
there its service is seen at its best.
We hope that all may contribute
very, very Literally to help some
suffering humanity. Can YOU not
contribute 800, $75, $50, or s25
to this worthy couse? Do not saw
no unit you have NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Red Cross is doing-it reaches
PACK home to you, although YOU
think MISUNDERSTANDING
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A LETTER.
AMERICAN RED Cross.
Nv dear FriendS:-

Received your letter of the
7th and was pleased very much
when read it. I am sure glad
there is something I can do TO help
the Red Cross as l think there is
nothing in the world that helped
like the Red cross organization in
the great War.
sold books that read of the Red
Gross and the war just after it
stopped, that was all I could do
then and am glad to say there is
something l can do 10 help more
than selling books. Now am right
here when ever you get ready for
me. Hope that will be soon.
l amexpecting letter from Mr..
Bell anytime now, giving me some
information concerning the Fled
Cross.
You have made mistake in
printing my name, my correct
name is printed below.
Hoping to hear from you soon.
am, Very truly,
(Signed) RUSSELL AMICK,
Jcttsviile, w. Va
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which the reader will find advertis-
ed in this number and which the
Brooklyn Eagle refers 10 as a not
able addition to Modern Litera-
ture, is in LewisDurg this week
from an absence of several months
in Ohio and i'll Charleston.
Frank X. RAIDER, wife and little
sonol left yesterday for Dallas. Tex,
where they will visit Mrs. Radcr'5
father, Dr.. Fl. NJ. Brown.
Mrs. J. E. Bass, of our town,
is back from Disputanta, Prince
Geo. county, Va. whittier she had
gone to attend the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. A. N. Cox.
John Wilcox, Registered Phar-
macist, of Manassas, Va, has ac-
cepted a position as pharmacist in
the Greenbrier Drug Store here and
is now at his post.
Prof. Fl. F.. Freshman, of Nor
folk, Va, Miss Ileta Gilmer, from
Richmond, and AL Thomas and
Bernard Knapp, Of Charleston, were
here last Friday to attend the fun
eral of d. r. Thomas.
Capt. J. w. Mathews, we'll known
old Confederate Veteran, now eigh-
~ years of age, was here Saturday
from his home at Alvon looking
well and, us he thinks, now well on
the way TO complete recovery
from rheumatism from which he
has suffered for months. The Cap
tain informed us that he is one of
The survivors of The Immortal
6OO' placed by the Fcderals under
fire of Confederate guns in Char
lesion harbor during the war-one
of the barbcrous incidents of the
Civil War yet we'll remembered
Capt. Mathews has with him as his
guest, his brother, Judge C.. r.
Mathews, Of Custer county, Ncb.,
now 81 years of age.
Sam Yard, of the Yard Special
~ Shop, here, is back from two.
weeks stay in Charleston, Hunting
ton and Parkcrsburg.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-12

Rev. Andrew r. Bird, Pastor Of
the Church Of the Pilgrims, Wash
ington, d. c., delivered very inn
pressive and timely discourse on
the mission of his Church in the
Nations Capital, from the pulpit
of the Old Stone Church last Sun
day, speaking also at Clifton, and
Frankford in the afternoon and in
the Presbyterian Church at Romeo
verte at night OH the same subject.
He spoke of the pressing import
ance of holding UP the religion of
Jesus in this time when Washing
ton seems so Indifferent TO the
Gospel of Christ. Mr.. Bird, doing a
great and important work himself,
had been appointed by the General
Assembly to so to the Churches
with his great message and So
licit aid in the propagation of a
pure Gospel where its influence
now is most needed.
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WESTERN GREENBRIER.

Well, friends the election is over
and we trust the results, will prove
a Blessing to our fair land. However
we must confess we could not see
ii as the majority did.
Squire Ohio Ruckman held court
in Smoot last Saturday. Mrs.
Ruck1nan was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Phil Johnson, of
Anderson last week. ~
Rev. J. l.. /Farren and family of
jackson, Ohio, were visiting his
brothers and sisters in Greenhrier
The past week. Bro. Farren filed
the Rev. Geo. Adams appointment
Sunday at the Baptist Church Of
SRoot. IA
Garnet Patterson, who has been
visiting her brotherl al Layland,
returned to her home near Vale
Thursday.
J. J. Holiday and family Of Cliff
'opp motored over Sunday and
spent the day with his fathcr-in-
law, Sam Scruggs, Of Smoot.
Miss Blanche McAvoy, who is
taching near Williamsburg, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
parents at Meadow Bluff.
DR.. G III. Farren has resigned
his position at Meetings. and ac-
copied another in Fayette county.
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RED CROSS COMMITTEE.

The following Committee elected
and appointed to take charge of the
Fourth Red Cross Roll Call:
II. NJ. Bell, Chairman, -.
+. NJ. Arbucke. Asst. Chairman,
Myrtle KERN, Secretary,
5. G. Beard. Treasurer.
Mrs. L. L. Stuart. Richlands,
Mrs. Chas. DonnaIly, Caldwell,
Mrs. G. S. Stacy, Ronceverte,
Mr.. II. w. Bivens, Rupert,
Mr.. John Raine, Rainellc,
Mrs. S. A. McFcrrin, Rcnick,
Mr.. Thos. Shields, frankfort,
Mr.. L. +. King, Nicola,
Mrs. Thornton Lewis, White Sui
phur Springs,
Mrs. II. K. Crickenbergcr, White
Sulphur Springs,
Mrs. LattiIne1' luke, White Sui
phur Springs,
Mrs. Harry Cooper, williamsburg,
MIR. Russell ATnick, Jetsville,
Mr.. T. X. Burk, Lewisburg;
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Amongthe County Officers elect
cd in Webster county is George w.
Jackson, brother of Henry c. Jack
son, of our town. In spite f the
Republican landslide George was
triumphantly elected Clerk of the
Circuit Court by a majority of 500.
Congratulations, George. With all
America gone crazy in a mad rush
with the Marien Marionette back
TO normalcy and hard times, 500
given in protest by the Democrats
of the Independent County of
Webster is worthy of special notice
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\, announcement Of much in
terest to society folk of Charleston
and to the many out-of-town fri. md
Of the principals is that of the en-
gagement Of Miss Ruth d. Brown,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. James +.
brown, of Charleston, to MIR. Bris-
zoe Pcyton, also of The same city.
The wedding is 10 take place in the
very near future. The announce
ment was made Wednesday at a
beautifully appointed luncheon
given in honor of Miss Brown
at Edgewood County Club by Mrs.
Allan Waters, Jr.
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FROM GRASSY MEADOWS.

Author Flack and family Of Ohio
are visiting their parents, Alex
Flack.
j Mrs. Annie Lowry. Of Glen Jean
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ollie
Kelly near Dawson.
ii. +. Freshman, Of Norfolk. Va.
made flying trip to Grassy Mon
day TO see his brother and sister
Charles Freshman and Mrs J. 7.
Montgomery.
John Flack and wife who spenh
The summer at Blue Sulphur, srave
moved back to Alex Flack's.
John Mylcs, who is working al.
Page, was visiting his parents. last
week.
Inarle torrcn is moving to-
Meadow Bridge this week. :
The women Of this community
turned out very well on election
day.
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SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS.

BROWN SCHOOL, in AnthonyS
Greek district. Lena Mae Withrow
teacher. First month Amy King,
Ada King, Iva May, Thelma May.
Edith May, Connie May, Patrick
King, John King, William King.
DUG HILL, frankfort district.
Nancy Chisholm principal, and
Robert Seldomridge. assistant. 1st
month :--First honor) Iva Sci
domridge, Blanch Seldomridge.
Nellie Neal, Althea Dotson, Erlna
Owens, Ina Hazel, Glenna IIenning.
Ava Hazel, Reba Dotson, Maggie
DOtsOn, Ava Yates, l.. Yates, Gladys
Henning, Lewis, Scldomridge, Fer
die Mcdowell, Arthur AlcClung.
Garland Henning, Alice Hcnning,
Mary Burse, Bessie Yates, Halle
Seldomridge, Chloe Dotson, Mildred
Dotson, Iva toudermilk. Eva
LOudermilk, Make Loudcrmilk. Ina
LOudermilk, Maybell Hughes, Mar
shall Loudermilk, Carl Scldomridge,
Gordon Henning, Charles Hughes.
Jesse Hughes, Earl Owens, Russell
McClung, Eugene McClung, CIeve-
land Loudermilk, Adrian jackson,
Otie Seldonridge. Daily attend
ance 80 per cent
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We are informed that VIM. l..
labscott has cold his farm in the
HIGHLANDS and expects 10 move to
LewIsburg where he will open an
Office as public accountant. We do
not know of a man in the State
VINO is more qualified as an ac-
countani than Mr.. Tabscott and be-
speak for him Success as such
especially when the public realize
his wonderful ability as such.
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WILLIAMSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES.:

The Sophomores entertained the
students and faculty with Halo
weenc Social, Saturday evening,
November 29lh. The Sophomore
girls wore Halloween costumes of
black and orange, this color scheme
was carried Out in decorating the
auditorium and dining room by the
use Of pumpkins, black cats. witch
es, jack-O-lanicrns. broornS, and
crepe, paper festoons. Many games
were played and special stunts were
staged for our enjoyment. One
feature of the evening was a mock
wedding given by Sophomorcs,
Juniors, and Freshman. Those
who took part were Mackic Hume,
bride; fra Bransford. Groom; Polly
McClintic, Maid-of Honor; Cassie
Nicely, Best Man; Elva BranSford.
flower girl; Jessie Bobbitt, ring
bearer; Chlora Hume, Mother Of
Bride; Theo. McMillion, Minister;
and Eta Wyatt and MaDford Hume.
Ushcrs. After the game. delic-
ious course of sandwiches, salad,
pie, and coffee, was served. Every
one enjoyed the evening and we
extend our hearticst thanks to the
Sophomore Glass.
During this rainy weather we are
especially enjoying the hard roads
The surfaceing refuses to hold IFS
own; it sticks to evcrshocs and
gives your Ford The rheumatism
The boys are growing quite a
crop" of mustachcs. - the barber
refuse to shave Democrats after
the great Republican victory.
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BIRTH OF THE NEXT NATION.
Ry T. r. COLE.

In speaking of this work the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle says: ut is
history of the League OF Nations
or past wars from a Biblical point
of view. Begins with the Demo.
cracy of Israel in 1875, B. C., and
follows the. trend. of human emo
tons down 40 the present. 1t is q
notable addition TO- modern Litera-
ture." $50. .
At all book stores, S2.0O. 12-4t
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The frankfort District Teach
cr's Reading Circle together with
a Community Center meeting will
be held nj Frankford. Nov. 2Oth,
at 2 o'clock. Subjects for discus
slons arc given i'll first part of
The Community center by Hani-
fold" 81. t8r',
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FoR SALE.-Onc Cleveland Cat
capillary Tractor. In good condi-
lion. Price $4,000. Tuckwiller
Brothers. Lewisburg, W. Va. If
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DR.. John D. McCorkle. registered
Eye Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, w.
Va, at the Greenbrier Hotel, Ron
ceverte. First Monday OF each
month, from nine to Eve o'clock.
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The Edgcwood School and Aux
iliary Circle will serve ice cream
and cake at the school house Fri
day evening, Nov. 10Th. Proceeds
for benefit Of school and circle. ~
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For SALE.--25 or SO head of
smooth 2-year-old steers, weight
775 10 500 pounds. J. o. McCiung,
Crawlcy, w. Va.
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WANrED.-Good turkeys. 32c, on
foot and 42c dry picked. Romeo
ycrte Ice & Produce Co.
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NOTICE.

No hunting or trespassing on any
CT my land. The law will be en-
forced against any offender. y
1912 If r. Fl. Lips.
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THE GREENBRIER COUNTY W0MAHS
ASSOCIATION.
Renewal Mrs. Samu'l p. Pres
ten. -.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-10-07

to so O. ever 75fee If the road were it at al. Let's have son shade OF
well made the trees would 10 inu-e our new roads.
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AURORA

Mrs. o. J. Baker. Miss Lulu CugIcl
and Maggie Thornton were ghoppin;
in ~BroOkings Tuesday morning
Mr. and Mrs. r l. Neal motored II
Sioux Falls Saturday afternoon and
spent Sunday with friends there.
Mr.. f. ID Southland and children
Mrs. G, A Korte, Mrs. j. W. Foster
and Mrs. Bertha Russell were shoppinp
in Brookings Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W Webb and
daughter, Eleanor, spent the latter
part OF last week in Minneapolis and
at Waubun, Mimi. Mr.. Webb In TAX.
Ing his vacation now.
Chas. Gaukel was a Brookings Wis.
tor Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs, c, Il. Korte. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Hemmer and son Don, Mr..
and Mrs. o. F. Short and son. Dale.
and Wm. Korte spent Sunday in
B~rookings.
Mrs. Bertha Russell and daughter OF
Spring Valley are visiting at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Geo. Baker.
Miss Maggie Thornton is moving in
to the rooms at Mrs. Ripley's recently
by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burns.
The picnic held Sunday at the r. G..
MeSsner home by the Trenton Ladies'
Aid was well attended and everyone
thoroughly enjoyed the occasion.
Miss Gilbertson and Miss Rand q
the Aurora school attended the insti,
tute held In Brookings the latter part
last week,
Miss Esther Jensen and Miss Culver
shopping In Bookings Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. II. Is. Severson OF Aurora. was
shopping in Brookings one day last
week.
Miss Gladys Phillips who Is teach.
In K~ingsbury county, visited Sun.
lay at the home OF her mother. Mrs. |
J. t. Phillips 81 Aurora. She was ac-
Argonns. sbs IL s carpenter at that
Arsonns, mts - y esspsnter at that
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elTOk-RICHLkkD

Our light frost ingures u our In
dian summer" which is ideal for DO
tato harvest. which ls reported q.
yield NJ well.
Mr.. John Finley md sister-inJaw
were callers at the Potter and Ne.
MILAN homes Thursday.
nr. Miller went 70 Minnesota n
make arrangements 10 move his fam,
ily ~ Bushnell He is buyer AT the
Grange elevator
Saturday there was a good attend.
ance from this vicinity at the teachers'
and patrons meeting held in Brook
Ings.
VIM. Stewart is moving his family
onto the Puhr farm recently vacated
by Elmer Soden.
John Folke and family will move
into their cottage at the school house
corner just vacated by VIM. Stewart
Walter Burnham was visiting home
folks Sunday.
Mrs. ID X. Mcmillan motored to
Brookings Saturday to visit home
folks, returning via Aurora Monday
Friday evening was the occasion Of
a farewell reception at the Grange
hall In honor of the Vinol Norton
family, who depart for California 70
make their future home. The Grange
OF which they We're members, and rela.
presented them with a silver set
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SOUTH OAHHCCO

The Misses Kate and Clara Ds--
-pent Sunday At the Charles Reeves
home.
Mr.. and Mr.. Clarence Bel an.
Gordon and Mr.. and Mr. Charles
Smith and family sgen: sunday &:
e.. (. D~oerzchlzgs
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
family Mr.. and Mrs C. I Be. a11
Gordon and Jennie and Julius Wo1
bema spent TueaGay evening Al joe
Quetzels.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Nelson AID
Mrs. {. Z WATSON were Brookn1s
visitors one day last week
Charles Smith who has been visit
ing in Iowa the past week returned
home last Saturday evening.
Those from this locality who attend
ed the institute at B~rookings Jas,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday were
Harry Hager, Lune,'a Su2eaan.
Lillian, Ethel and Myrtle K-gm and
Myrtle Woodland.
Miss Helen Johnson spent The week
end with home folks.
Fred Krum who was called 10 Iowa
on account Of sickness. returned home
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Smith assisted Mr.
Joe Quetzel cook for threshers Z few
days last week.
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G.-- : Hanson and dauE1-
visitors last Sa'.
KISS E----- who 5 working
7-,-.-.s s---. ,zs- week q her
his .g
z. = S'5- formerly Of Brook,
~; VIC --~ lives II North Da-
g VISITOR here are day last
NJ : : B--5.cE has been spend
- 90. O.. ~ pa, week visiting
~ s== M Y J. Hill and her
George Brown. in Br0oktngs.
~ <-a V--s-a vent n Rrook.
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CEH ~IsSCR

Nr and Mr. Hans Erickson NJ
and &rs Andrew Erickson. VI and
Mrs. Irwin Carver Of yolgs were din.
ne: guests &, Ole Er.cksgn's sunday.
Nj and Mrs.. Chris Nelson and
daughter visited a, D. 7 Lees q
Preston Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Erickson and
children visited a. Vim Jones Sunday.
NJ and Mr.. Floyd Jones who have
been visiting a. William Jones the
past week returned 10 Arlington sun
day.
Mr and Mr. v. T. Preston and 4oD
Ernest, and grandchildren. Robert
Russell and Esther visited Il, the C.
l. Watson home Sunday.