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The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
An Almost Priceless

Musical instrument will soon be
added to the valuable collection
OF stringcd instruments in the
Worth collection at the National
Museum. There is one instru-
ment only like II in the world.
A photograph OF the instrument
and its interesting history Will
appear on the Music Page OF
SUNDAYS HERALD
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25

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The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
MR.. MOTORISL

Are you numbered smsns tAs thssksAs
who read tie Astonesiis xsvs in sssAAy's
Hsrsidi II nst get in tia ''svim-" II 10
waahinster's msst popular sutsnssais psss-
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
sHealfF ]. 7. PETIT
TENDERS RESI- GnArl0n

Al the called session Of the Coun
~ Court Of Charlotte last Monday.
Hherid ] r. Petty rendered biz res
jsnstion ~ Sheriff TO take eject
The fsst Of January.
Tha magistrates oi ths county
ai the regular session Of the county
court on the fp, Monday IN Jau
nary will BE- called upon to elect,
someone TO oil out his unsIpifed
term
Sheriff Petty gave as b.s ressnn
for resivnina, his inability to with
stand the hardship connected VII.
~ths faithful nsriprmance OF his duties
owing 20 his health.
ssAsffrf fssfyis serving ssfs ,s~roaa
tsfm having been reelected without
opposition last August Tor two
yssss liz has made an efficient
ofliesf aud his many friends through
out the county regret exceedingly
that bis health 10 such that he Ia
forced to retire from the Office he
has ~ veil fllsd with credit 10 the
county and himself
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
Mrs Zsnie McCaslIn

Mfs Zanir McCsslin. age IS years
died at her home at TeGness..
Ridge, Stewart county SATURDAY,
December I, after a iew days lilpsss
II influenza
The remains we're bought 10 the
home ol her parrnts, Mr. and Mt5
Il. +, l.speh At Charlotte, sunday
and iln-rsi services wss conducted
Monday and iaiermens took place
IN the family huryins ground
Bcsldt- her parent. and husband.
4hs il survived by three little girls
three sisters. Nrs. Joe NcGa-lln
Mrs. Il. h. ,CogIeu. Miss Leaors
l.eech. three brothers. Leosfd.
Henry aud Charles Leech
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
'uII couln n
EkulllR SESSION
Y ss ~

The regular n,oathly meeting u
the City Council sAs ball Aooday
night With Mayor Hollsy psssidins.
an1 sll os the Aldsrnsa tsessnl sa
cepsJ. II, PAsss wbo u visiting In
Oklahoma.
Aks ths reading u the nina.es
and fsposts IRON MasahAi shsisy.
Recorder Thonpsoa aud Treasures
Rogers. City Auditors n. L, Gnssby
and n. N. w,liissns usde their se
port On the audi, " the books oi
Msshal shslsy. Rseordss iad
Water and Light Collector Thomp'
con. City Treasurer psntseosi. ia
thf twn ysxrx srdtas ]0clehss let.
The audit was compiele 10 every
dss.!i sud shoxed ths books Of
these othciAls 10 be in drs, class
and they especially rom
m msndsd Marshal shelley aud Reeor.
der Thompson Tor the excsllent
m snner In which they are keeping
their hooks.
Msssra Grissby aud williams in
their report. among several other
things. recon msndsd that .hs Com
uiI should purchase . hre-prooi
sais in which TO keep the city books
and records.
The members OF tie Council. be.
'idss voting Messrs, Grigsby and
$3.50 Tor their services. |
,lso expressed their thanks and sp
preciA,ion for the exeellen, manner
% which the audi. vas presented
Mayor Holles reported that con
'iderabls complain, had come to
him In regard 10 the new traffic
Az no, being properly observed
fAs council thereupon instructed
hs Mayor to employ nsmc officer
os lev weeks. to assist tn getting
hs matter stssishsened ou! Nav.
< Holley wAs also instructed TO
'efchase several cor loads oi ore
.ravsl irom Aetna snd have same
'lacsd upon the streets where most
'Ssded
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
Marriage License

Following are the marriage lcens,
Issued by N Hsris. county courI
clerk, during the month oi Novem
bsr:
2. u. Epps to Mi4s Vallis Spsnn
Sam II. piilard to Miss lls Elesre,
George +. Wright 10 Miss Flos-le
A. Bishop.
Thurman Lilly to Miss Clorena
Baker
Len lee Muuel to Miss Annie
Elizabeth Thomas
Willie Bennett 10 Miss li-tie
Borchst
!, Willie Bstcy 10 Alss Xee Sspsina
B,sek,n Osborn to Miss y nuIe
SchmittOu
fnud + Taylor TO Nl4a Mary
Ellen Weller
liarl,am "A Coliwrll 10 Mss
Ail,.n. X Ma,lock
A q. Patty 90 Ni-s Evi. May
rimmnns,
". {. TOAD Jr to M,-s Brownie
VI swain
W K Chos,e to Mi. klinbelh
Coleman.
tplnktp
cha. Wotley a. Rsss,a Rng r.
Richard Carr 10 E,ln Hall
furrr A.S berry to lnms B'unley
-. ~, "A gN.,,N.r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
Clara KmbaN Young THE Forbidden Woman at the Mccaey Friday Saturday

son. one d our on, II town msur
bsfs. and q note of thanks is ths
ban of tsul. ssai 10 Toe Old Soldier .
Home.
Mesdames Fred Rsasley. James
Bryan and Miss xsi.lA Badge were
selected q. delegates 10 the dssuies
meeting Of the U. d. {. wlnsh
|csnvenes in Shelbyville. D~c. S.h.
Application tor Membership wss
made By Mrs. q. c. Collins. Jr. aud
alter roll call. Mra. Sarah |. wish.
art took charge Of the program and
combined the Christinss idea si.A
the historical In The program.
The 6rss paper "a, read By Mn.
H {. Guerra Oh The Nos, Critical
Period os the Revolutionary wn."
Mrs u A. slayden then gave q
description Of An Old socihsrn
Christmas Dinner Prior TO the Civil
Mar, .a 49,.
The subject oi An. Cha. Badge, ,
paper VAS Comparing a Christina,
Ia ths Sixties With ,ha, oi the
World War. "a
An interesting ouiu ON Gres,
Events rha. Have Taken Plac. 10
December vas given by Mr II
Weaver.
Ms Joe h. Weems read "The
Still Christmas Of Ensland In 1898
Mics Edith Badge told OF The
Beautiful Way in Which Xma. 10
Celebrated in Norway and Sweden
The program sac interpreted hy |
appropriate music on the vic,rols
A delicious luncheon vas served
BY Mr Beasley. assisted by Mr
" l. PoIk and Miss Mayme Bryan, J
The visitors 10 ENJOY Mrs. Bes@
sys hospitality were Mesdames q.
;. Collins, L., " N Hosin. l.
y Shannon, W, l., Polk. VIII
W. A Clement q. G. Hol.
aud and II A Peyton aud Mise
dayme Bryan
Mrs J y. Watson will be ho.,e ~
4 tAe Jsnuasv mse.iag
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

received By . iAir-sirsd Audience
He sas extended a hearty welcome
back 20 ,hs Dickson church. be
having served a. It's psstoi somv
ten years ago. when be resigned TO
10 TO the missioa field Of India.
Regular services will be beld a,
thu church uen sunday-- sabbath
School a, e:+5, preaching at II ..
M. ani J o III Christian EHi -syoi
a,8p ~. The public is cordially
invited ~ saY aad all 0i thess sar'
vices Publicity supt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
A Correction.

Through a typographical error IN
our issuc Of lsst week. In the article
relatiy. 10 Tres mail delivery in
Dickson the article read that the
coss Of putting on the numbers wa-
nc per house, when It should have
been 2bc.
W. are sorry that the error occur
Cd, ~ We understand ssyeral have
questioned the payment OF 2oc,
when presented with the statement,
by thu younguien ~ho ase doing tbs
numhss Ing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
LATE OIL NEWS N
AND ARouun DICKSON

The Tennessee Oil 4 Gas Com.
pany have hlsd applica,ioa is .
charter. With the following men q
incorpof.,ors: ). @. Robertson. y.
). Hall. Joe B. Wssms. J. r
rhom s and J. ID. Campbell. The
Company 10 capitalized 1t 10 GO,
and stock sill be offered ios vale .,
$50 00 per share. which, ws under
stand, 10 being subscribed readily
Ii IL the Intention oi this Company
TO put one OF the Dickson city wells
on down several hundred lee, deep
er. and those ia charge inform "
that they hope TO begin drilling by
JsRaasy lsta -,,,. r..,...... ,.o.,,g.....
j. w ri,tey IL greatly .isssd over
whA, be is hndlns on the /! ".
Bro~n lease. Tie has cleaned out
two oi the Old sslls, aud according
to hls esiimsls from the quantity a
oil which he has ioond, one veil
nili produce three bansis per day
aud the other will produce ten bar.
r,ls per day. These are the Dick
son and McIntire wells which pro.
duced great quantities OF oil some
thirty OF forty wears ago. Both
~ells are producing oil from ths
$50 II sand
According to Mr. 7 ,ley, there
are three sands On tnis farm At less
than $50 ie-,--ons al $50. which
he 10 pow in--snd one at 3S6 iret.
from which sand oil flowed from
the wel near the Brown dwelling |
which vas drilled about thirty years
ago. according 10 statements from
!hr driIler and the neighbors who
were present when IL was drilled,
The other sand was iound in the
aid Hudaon well drilled in 1850,
which. according 10 Geologist
Mum report on file ., State Geo.
osi-t Of Survey at Nashville, flowed
great quantities OF oil at 545 tset.
Tn. unfortunate feature Of ,his
ease is that il is so inaccessible
hat work cannot be carried on
here this winter and will coon havsI
@ be stopped until Spsinar NJ.
ri,ley expects to plug ,he vsils 10 |
las cleaned out until spring when
,e will clean out all the old holss,
lbou. II in ell, rssm them down
md put them to pumping Frsh
sater has been standing 10 those
loles, some oi them Tor more than
ony yesrs, and II is remarkable
hs, they would show the quantity
4 oil ard ess they do through this
later.
c. ", Defining who has ofices At
'ovlins Green. Ny. vas in Dick.
on las. week, He reports that
are good Tor great devel.
pm n, IN this section In the spring
John K Thompson al Tulsa
'sls., spent the greater part OF last
Ieet in and around Dickson. and
IL reported that he invested
esvily IN aersss In this territory
ir Thompson i. With the Maryland
Ie6u,ns Company
Z, h. Keller who 10 drilling for
he Mill Creek Oil Co. at Lyles.
ras 10 Dickson Wednesday. Mr.
! slis.'s tools are now hsck At hh
il fully repaired and he will begin
rlIing again Al once
Il. Horn.r, Who resides on Mill
're.k near the location OF the Mil
'rsek Oil Go has received notice
rom the owners OF the oil and gas
ase on his farm a, Bowling Green.
~. that a RIG would b. moved TO
10 place within the next thirty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Rev Nllsou Woodcock will
preach Sunday at the FIRE. Baptist
Church.
fl D oCidcs s1ftlpot frs 'kitct1uU
%. trace ] o:sisass sss,iss;e The
Providence u God
sunday School at 9t5,
grsyermsetlns Wednesday at :
y. III.
The public is cofdislly inyl'ed to
attend these services.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
casGTy Rol1 DDnDs
SOD LAST neuOlv

Al called session a tAs County
Coar, bald last Monday st cAaslot,s
,as s&ls 1t ttta000oo sorth Il
bisssaa Ceansy Road Rana usss
'asissd hy the cour. |. h. rassar,
and Co, bond buyers oi Jacksoa
Tsar.. wsr~ The purchaser.
Not less than 10 pes eeat nor
More than % per cent 81 sAis
mcoev 10 10 be used oa this Mem.
phis'io Bristol Highway. and the
semsindes in the various diuriets
Of tie CosH.y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
First Presbyterian Church.

Rev. T. q. Henry. who has &C.
espted tho paslorAte OF the First
Prssby yteriaa Church here. together
with the 81. Paul Church al Char
losss, Allcd the pulpit oi the Dick.
200 church last sunday evening at
tss having fIlsd his appointments
st 81. Paul tha. morning and after,
noon. His message vas wslcomly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
-DtD HlckoaI" cuR.
TER. .. .. C., MEETS

The Decembsr meeting oi "Old
Hickory" Chapter U. d, &. vas
held Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs.. Fred Beseley at her home on
Mrs. Chas. Badge second vice.
prrstdsd ever the sees.,
ing. The secretary read minutes Of
las, meeting and slso two oommun.
ications. one from Mrs | b. VII
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
Sunday school Rally

Nest Sunday Decembet 18th. IL
tslis day for the Sunday School Al
the Chatsa 4 cAfist In D,cason.
Prni. ) Houston. propAa. II
Hohsnwsld uill sddrv-s the Sun.
dsy School n, e<s, Everybody
Tcleom.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

All parties indebted % the South.
aide Hardware Company are hereby
ooiiHcd tha, the books Of said CON
pany will positively b~ closed on
January let. lp2l >ll parties
owing said compsny who have no,
se,tied, either by each 81 no,s. will
he placed IN sh otiiceu hands Tor
collection
This |, the last notice | intend
to give
This December 9, lo1o
southside Hardware Co.
W. W Hudson, EIscutor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

TO Ny Friend, and Customers;
| wish To take this xsetADd ot
thsnktns my i,isnds ssd >paisons
Tor the liberal patronage Won have.
Ard sr now eivsaa oe. and
assure YOU that came IS greatly
appreciated and you may rest
assured ,hs, ~ the price Of leather
declines I sili reduce nv chafses
sccoriinglv.
| use nothing but the beet of leather
and 4. 10 wpkmanship INV twenty
wears ~ryhse in your mljstean best
aretk II, It's s~lt.
We wa i@livey shoes anv where
10 the olu sl,~r school hours.
Again .Asnk.ns you GOT pour
pa, n'ss and collecting con,iru.
snce ot ssme am.
ioufs truly,
Bob Mali. PROG.
Dixie Shoe shop,
FOR SAIL " Sessins has
good m,ik COW ior sale. inst
!rssht1sd wl,A third call.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

FOR SAl.E-One Gsist Mil
equipped With i3-horse power gas.
olin. snsin.. c,ushes shs!!sr aad
everything needed TO make % up.
to-da,e-aiil. WIN ssil cheap.
X. X. Spencer.
Burma, Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

FuN ski.x--fwo hsssins stevss,
good 40 new, See Mr. susie He'd.
son OF Ds. W. W Walker. DicAsoa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

WASTkD-To buy a email farm
In Dickson County. Must be fairly
level. fertile and 10 a good lcca,ios
on . pike road, improvement, 90,
es@ntisl Address, Joseph Murphy
Barbourvilie. ky
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
] Twentieth Cestury Club
Program Tor Dec. 18th.

The December meeting Of ih,
Twentieth Century Mothers Clul
will be held next Tuesday. $40 p
IN. with Mrs. Oury Hsri. ~ ho-,sss
The program 10 ~ follows, includ
ing several musical selections.
Psper-Ths Walls We Build
Between Our Girls and 4 Sell
Reliant Purposeful and Brave Lie"
Mrs W. II. McMury.
Preparatory Resding-Mr q C.
Collins, JF.
Joseph Rodmsn Drake. Fi,.--
Grrtn Hsllsck-Miss Edith Badge.
Washington lrvins-Mr. Ray.
mond Joslin
Washington Irvins- Works
Mrs. Sarah Wishsr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

The Herald y 81 80 1. yea,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

A good show y, the Mrtpu'cy.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-05
SKYSCRApERS FOR
LONDON TOWN
1t Is Time For London
To Grow
Up
SPREAD OF SUBURBS

London, March 5.-',lt is time
that London grew up, declares
the London Evening News a new
convert to the idea that is time
for London authorities to con
slider seriously whether taller
buildings would not be an i'm
provement on an overwhelming
Ing Of suburbs.
Wel-built skycraper flats and
office buildings would be a boon
t. I.ondOners and there is no rea
son why we should not be as hap
ipy in them as New Workers are
in theirs, ! adds the paper.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-05
JAPAN NOT To SEND ARMY
INTO RUSSIAN TERRITORY
he Soviets Ask The Japanese Government
To Recognize Lenlnes Govern
ment
WANT DIPLOMACY RESUMED
DIPLOMACY
RESUMED

Honolulu. March ). The .Japa
nrSe government have decided to
abandon the Siberian expedition
which is in line with the Ameri
can policy according to cable to
the Shinpo Japanese Newspa-
per. The Soviet peace offer to
Japan according to the cable asks
the recognition Of Lenines gov
ernment and the resumption Of
full Diplomatic - ons and
promi>" y.1in and re
Kat. Lao'.: npans special rights III
NIbcra
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-05
CONGRESS ASKED
$500 FOR ". WAR VETO

Washington, March ) \ lump
o five hundred dollars Zach for
persons who served in the mill
tarN and the naval forces druin"
The war was asked before he
house ways and means cummltt'-a
~ Marvin Gates Perry Tile Ma
tioi,fl president or lhr SalIpr, afj
soldiers legion
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-05
MRS. ]. Gould DIVORCED
BECOMES MOVIE STAR

London. March 8 Mrs.
Frank Jay Gould who was recen
tly divorced signed contract to
d British corporation at Phen-
omenal salary.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-05
NORWAY VOTES IN
FAVOR OF LEAGUE

Christina, March 5.-The Stor-
thing voted one hundred to TWEEN
ty III favor Of Adhereing to the
League Of Nations
The state herald., 1920-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moon arrived
IN Holyoke Monday to make their
home here.
Il. Ethridge of Caldwell, Texas
arrived in Holyoke Friday and has
accepted a position as operator at
the b. & NJ. station.
Walter Weyerts, u 1920 graduate
of the Phillips County High School
returned to his home at venango
Saturday.
Leslie Calder resigned his position
at the depot and left for Maywood,
Nebraska Saturday. +. Ethridge of
Caldwell, Texas will fill his position.
Messers. @. j. Funk and Sherwin
of Sterling were in Holyoke Satur-
day in the interests of the Logan
County fair.
| Misses Jessie Gerrish and Anna
Flanagan were passengers for Hax-
itun Saturday 70 spend the week end
with friends. .,,tn |
Miss Williamson viii spent her
vacation at her home in Bowling
Green, Kentuckey., She left Mon
day rta.atr
/. rs. Mcknight, David and Lois Of
'Haxtun were yisitinE, at the ,htme of
Mrs. Thhmcns Sunday They nre
Mrs. .TimmonS mother brother ans
sister. "a -'5 S.s,..'., = y f,,l q.
Miss noar is visiting in Hdxtui
for II few days She will not retln3
I 20 Hoiyoke MS a High school teachai
\ nest year as she has accepted 3
position at Haxtun. ~
Mrs. Sarah Harmon is visiting he,
grand daughter, Mrs. Esther 'Liv,
!! gren, this week, also with the fdm.
dry OF nef dsyghter, Mrs. Donnfly
I eighteen miles northeast of town.,
\ Mi,5 Alma Heidee, high schoo
tchchcr, returned to her home a
Colorado Springs, Saturday night
Miss Iieidee has accepted the sam,
position for the coming school year
On Friday night, May n, fiftl
couples gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Peterson. 1t wa'
the regular business meeting OF tn,
young married peoples class of tn
NJ. r. Sunday school. After bust
: ness session Il pleasing entertain
ment was given, together with
r general good time. The hostes
: Mesdames Peterson, Wikoff an
Barnett served n two course lunch
The state herald., 1920-05-25
K. OF P. EnTEaTAlNs

Friday night the members of the
X. p. lodge of Holyoke entertained
twenty seven members from Sterling
at Il meeting at the lodge rooms.
Two candidates were initiated into
the mysteries of the third degree,
after which a banquet was given in
honor of the visiting members. i.i
The state herald., 1920-05-25
OF INTEREST TO OUR READERS

A. 7, Brown Of Sterling attended
the X. P. meeting Friday night.
Miss Gladys Peter is helping at
the home Of Mrs. Il. l.. johnson,
Mrs. s. A. Gill and daughter were
incoming passengers Saturday a. m.
Mrs, Nell Kelly and grand child
rem arrived home Saturday.
Mr.. Dinsmore, Paoli merchant,
was in HolYoke Friday on business
Roy Campbell autoed to Sterling
Monday on business.
Henry Behufeldt was Haxtun
visitor Sunday.
4 Mrs. Norma Millage is assisting
ut the hospital for the present.
Mr. I, C.. Bratton was called to
Trenton, Nebraska Monday by the
illness of his father.
"A. G. Cole Of Plattsmouth, Nebl
raska returned .home Monday after
n few dhys spent in Holyoke, -,a
Miss Schiller, High school teach
Fer lett Monday for, IT. Collins to
fsDend her vacation,
I :ft1' fiT ? lcnIffa isifae- rIf'4.,f .
| w. c, Bailey,eontrsetor, Of 0mahf
was. in Holyoke, Friday, submitting
IpIans and prices on the new elevator
- y il+ yHs =, ~ ear4' a. ra.f !
g,Nir. MtDowellr, of Fort. Collins e,l,
in liolyhke Friday in ectioi
witt, the ewrele1ator. 81 ''H' -
} i.sl i--cn @fris. 1a5.'.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Klinepeter am
ibaty spent Sunday in Haxtuu, re
| turning Monday morning. -.---
Harry Williams was passenge
for Forest City, Missouri, Saturday
TO spend week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps arrpedtpl
Holyokc after aSpleassnt tiat in III
south,
NIr. and Mrs. Ernest ey,ydpiis
west of town, entertained the Har
mon family at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Fleming was taken T.
the Hazipn hospital Sunday 70
Miss Anna Flannigan arrived i
Hoyoke, Monday, having spent Sun
day in Haxtun.
Irs. Brewer and children of Den
yer arrived Saturday morning t
make their home here. Mr.. Brewe
has purchased the Gentzler propert
and win take possession at once.
The state herald., 1920-05-25
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Lanretta Ruby is improvina
at this writing.
Mr.. sydney Crews is. able to SIT
up part Of the day.
Mrs. Grace Prussman and babe
will he able to return to their home
this week.
j. G. Lockwood was able to re-
turn to his home Monday.
Beth Warner is able to sit up.
The state herald., 1920-05-25
SUNhYSlDE ORGANIZES NEW
SUNDAY SCHOOL

There was Union Sunday School
organized at Sunnyside school house
in District 3 Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Frank Il. Gray, Pastor of the Bap-
tist church in Holyoke led in the or
ganization. II. Il. Clark was elected
Superintendent and John Crater,
Assistant, while Miss Florence Rick
er was chosen Secretary and Treas
urer. Glasses were arranged and
teachers selected, There was fine
crowd, including Mr.. andSrs, Catch
polo and Mrs, Perry Griffith Of Dol
woke I. t.E.. l.. ..
The state herald., 1920-05-25
Miss Myrtle Wash is the new soda
girl at tue, Peerless. s8 apAS

Miss Myrtle Wash is the new soda
girl at tue Peerless, 30 agN'
Mss Fern Mason ;isl tbe, soda girl
at the Standard drug store.
Y Misses Ethel Hilland and Davis
viii entertain the Beau Knots at the
science rooms on Thursday night.
y 'Ena Ralston is the expert soda
dispenser at the Big Briel, drug
store.
Mr.. Charles Stroup Of Platts-
mouth was 4 business Visitor in Hol-
yoke the latter part OF last week,
The Musical Reds spent the week
end at Fleming visiting Mrs. Leibee's
mother. Sl ,a9
John Wiond, w. S. Johnson and
Ogoreta Sampson autoed TO 1T. Nor
gan Sunday TO witness the bali game
with Sterling.
Little Miss Doris Brock, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. " II. Brock, left
Saturday p. NJ. to spend the summer
with her grandparents at Forrest
City. Missouri. Aff ~ e. nun
w. II. Lem of Lincoln, Nebraska,
representing the Burchcr Contract
ors, arrived in Holyoke Saturday to
figure. with the farmers. Union on
the proposed new elevator. f,,r
Word has been received from Dot
Harmon to the effect that he, arrived
at Steamboat Springs in fine shape
and is well pleased with bis new 10
cation. The ear left Denver on
Thursday and arrived at Steamboat
Springs on Saturday. 80 1'ff
/ Mrs. Mary Ditto,' mother of Clar-
e,ice Ditto, left Monday. for short
visit with her daughter and family
at Potter, Nebraska On 'Sdmtdny,
accompanied by her brothet. she will
leave forPortlan,i, Oregon, to- spend
the summer visiting relahtee' iaG
MIR. Ira kepler required the SER
vices of a physician Sunday after
moon 70 chose the wound in bis fore
head caused by thes eeank of q his
ear hitting him. He was taken to
the hospital where his wound, was
dressed.
Mrs Mamie LeBlanc arrived
Monday for n two weeks visit with
her son and mother, Mrs. Aremo.
Mrs. Leblanc is taking a four
year hospital course ut Trinidad
and has one more year before she
graduates. if
Two men were taken 10 the hospi-
tai Sunday evening, suffering from
wood alcoholic poisoning. Prompt
efforts on the part of the nurses in
the use of stomach pump and re-
storatives. saved the hses of the
two victims. Both were able to
leave for their homes Monday, sad
der but wiser mcr
Mrs II. r. Beanfeldt was taken III
while visiting her sister and fnmily
in Denver, aud removed to the ST.
Joseph Hospital where she was opcr-
nted upon Monday of last week. She
is improving rapidly. Mr.. Behnfeldt
returned home Wednesday. Of last
week but will go TO Denver again
the middle of the week.
The state herald., 1920-05-25

Mr.. +. NJ. Sickles took his wife
to Julesbuy Monday morning frSm
which place she went TO Kanshs
City for n visit with her mother.
From there she and her mother will
proceed to Minnesota where her
mother is going to make her home
in the future.