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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
WOMEN OF FEDERATED
CLUBS MEETING TODAY
Annual Meeting fo~ ,he Fifth Dis.
trict is Now Being Held At the
City of Wolf Point.

Several of the Glasgow ladies are
today and tomorrow attending the an
nual meeting Of the Federated Wom-
ems Clubs for the Fifth Montana Dis
trict, at Wolf Point The meeting is
one of considerable Importance and
will be attended by a large number of
delegates from all of the towns in
the northeastern counties of the state.
The ladies of the Sunflower Art
Club of this city, form part of this
district, and will have the following
official delegates in attendance: Mrs.
Ray Comport, president of the local
club; Mrs. Sam Rugg, Mrs. Clarence
Roberts, Mrs. Geo. Berry and Mrs.
d. S. Williams.
Added to this delegation will be q
large humber of the other ladies Of
the local club. The party will leave
Glasgow Thursday afternoon.
The sessions will commence at Wolf
Point at 2:30 P. M. this afternoon, and
will continue until late tomorrow ana
will be as follows:
Program
Friday afternoon, November 12-
2:30 Registration Of delegates.
500 Banquet and reception at Sher-
man.
Saturday morning, November 13--
9:3O Invoca ton, Rev. McIvor.
Assembly singing, America"
Address of Welcome, Mayor f.
H. Smith.
Welcome from Hostess CLUB,
Mrs. J. S. Bruner, president.
Response from Guests, Delegate
from Saco Club
Music.
1000 The Art of Right Living, Mrs.
Hubbell, Poplar
Discussion.
1890 Legislation needed in Montana,
By delegate from the Chi
noon club.
DiscL ssion.
HOO District Presidents Message,
Mrs. F. A. Bossuot, Havre.
11:15 Reports Of District Committees
12:0G Luncheon served by the Ladies
Aid of the Presbyterian church.
lis P. M. Assembly Singing "Mon-
tana."
Business Meeting
Report of Credentials Committee
Report of District Secretary
Report of District Treasurer
Report of Club Presidents
Vocal Solo, Mrs. A. X. Tice
200 Musice as factor in Community
Life-Mrs. Clack, DOdson.
Assembly singing.
2:45 The Boy and Girl Problem in
the Small Town-Mrs. Whit
lock, Havre.
3:15 Address-Mrs. Sara Morse, Hell,
ena.
$3.50 State Presidents Message, Mrs.
]. F. Kilduff, Malta.
The ladies of Glasgow are leaving
for the meeting with full hope of Sc
curing the convention for this city
next year.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
ST. ks:&,rL GUILD WILL
PRESENT. IRISH EDEN"
Play To Be Given Orpheum
Theatre, On Thursday evening,
November 18th.

Members Of St. Raphaels Guild will
present the Irish three act comedy
can Irish Eden" at the Orpheum
theatre in Glasgow Thursday evening,
November 18th. The play sets forth
in forceful manner the great amount
of good that can be accomplished
through benevolent and kind heart
such as is possessed by the typical
parish priest, Father Duffy. His
niece Nellie and her husband, John,
have the leading roles while the com
edy parts are taken by Dr. Nolan,
Louis and Mrs. Murphy. The cast:
FIR. Duffy, Mr.. Emmonds,
FIR. O'Brien, Mr.. Klemmer
Nellie Duffy, Miss C. Kelly
DR.. Nolan, Mr.. Paul
Mrs. Murphy, Miss CASTILLO
Mrs. Patrick, Miss Gilman
Mike Patrick, Mr.. Russell
John Nolan, Mr.. Cummings
Anna Ryan, Miss Hoffman
Tom Blake, Mr.. Baer
May Dempsey, Miss O'Malley
Harrison Woodwork, Mr.. Page
Louise Schmidt, Miss OVERLY
Aunt Susan, Miss OVERLY
Patrick children
Ellen Hargadine, Nan Hargadine,
Leo Hoffman and Leo Gamas.
A dress rehearsal for children will
be held Wednesday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
IN EASTERN STATE
NEWSPAPER MANAGEMENT

During the past two weeks there
have been three important changes in
management in newspaper circles in
the eastern part of the state. Last
week the Antelope Independent an
nounced that that paper had gone un-
der the management of w. H. Bessire,
a man of state wide experience in
journalistic circles.
The Scobey Citizen has been leased
the past week to Carol w. Spurrier
recently editor of the Flaxville Demo-
crat.
After spending a quarter of CEN
tury in the newspaper game here in
Montana and in North Dakota, Frank
S. Reed Of Culbertson has retired
from the newspaper business. He has
leased the Culbertson Searchlight to
Messrs. Ed Erickson and Dale Cur
ran.
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HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS
A PATRIOTIC PAGEANT
Beautiful Costumes, Clever Folk Dane
in and Interesting Tableaux in
America Supreme"

The Dramatic Club of the high
school assisted by all of the student
organizations presented a patriotic
pageant al the high school auditor
ium Thursday evening, November II.
The pageant aimed to commemorate
the signing of the Armistice in the
recent World War.
The pageant "America Supreme"
pictured the various contests for
supremacy in which our nation has
been engaged, and was illustrated by
folk dances, tableaux, national songs
and patriotic readings.
The program was as follows:
America Supreme
Prologue-"Columbia a Torch Bearer"
Dorothy Hagen.
LEpisode-Contest for Supremacy.
| The Sun Dance-Indian
Landing of CoIumbus-Spanish.
8 LaSalle on the Mississippi
French
a The Puritan "a Victor.
God Save the King.
I.-Episode-A National Struggle.
l The Revolution
(a) John Alden and Priscilla
(b) The Minuet
(c) Making the Flag
I'D The Civil War.
III.-EpisOde - World SUPREMACY
/ The Nations Great Columbia
(a) l am an American
(b) National Songs
(c) Folk Dances
Cd The Call to Arms
q Peace
(f) Lest We Forget.
In the closing number audience and
actors joined in singing the Star
Spangled Banner.
The costuming of the pageant was
dont by the girls themselves in prac-
tically all cases, and was remarkably
effective. The work was nearly all
class room work with little or no
coaching.
Pilgrims, Americans, French and
Russian soldiers, Colonial Cavaliers
and their ladies, peoples of all nation
alities joined in gay and picturesque
groups and added life and color to the
festival.
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D. M. Brilliant of the Shelby Mer-
camille Co., Shelby;
B. B. Briscoe, General Merchant
Toston;
]. L. Truscott, Merchant, Glasgow
The past season has seen the organ
ization more or less active in the po.
litical situation with q mere purpose
in view of protection Of the state from
radiealism.
With the favorable outcome of the
most important election in Montana 5
history no longer in doubt, the associ.
All members of the city and the en-
tire district are invited to be present
at the meeting tomorrow to hear the
work explained and to take part in
the election of the new director.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
WILL PUT THE RUSSIAN
THISTLE TO USEFUL WORK

Miles City, Nov. S-The despised
Russian thistle which has been the
worry of many a farmer in Montana,
is to contribute to relieve the housing
problem here. The thistle, mixed into
clay will be the filler for blocks to be
used for construction purposes. A
company is being organized here to
make these clay blocks and erect
dwellings. The plan is being used
successfully in California, chopped hay
and straw being used instead of thistle
in holding the clay together. The
blocks are fire proof as weyy as proof
against the weather.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
BUSINESS DIS
TRICT SUFFERS BAD FIRE

The Grayson Brothers Implement
warehouse and contents were totally
destroyed by fire, a little more than
week ago. The cause of the fire was
unknown. Several thousand dollars in
damage was done. The building and
contents were partially covered by in
surance.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
ELK LIVERY BARN
OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Hall Brothers have re-opened the
Elk Livery Stables and have reno, ated
the barn and put it in first class con-
dition to take care of the fall and win
ter trade.
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Myron Tilton, Glasgow
Son, Sand Rau1or

VA AhASNAs NAftoSS"
Sem Sand, Baylor
Lars Hovden, Grain
Charles Lester, Lismas
Leo Lawry, Thoeny
David Ellington, Adjerton
Peter R. Post, Glasgow
VIM. Martin, Nashua
H. A. Burthlcson. Opheim
Toby LaRoque, Glasgow
James Mcintyre, Hinsdale
M. r. Jacoby, Baylor
Ray Kawlern, Larslan
George G. Matchett, Baylor
Jacob Dolter, Glentana
E. F. Roseberry, Battleson
August Elliott, Hinsdale
J. w. Shennum, Roanwood
Chester Hawley, Glasgow
Layton Stienhoff, Roanwood
w. A. Nelson, Glasgow
Kristen Krictenson, Baylor
Ed. Peterson, Barnard
k. A. Volden, Opheim
Ruben Horton, Thoeny
VIM. Socha, Glasgow
Charles F. Morris, Hinsdale
Clinton A. Rock, Hinsdale
R. j. Grady, Grain
A. G. Craig, Hinsdale
0. M. RAIDER, Glasgow
John Koorn, Thoeny
Floyd E. Thompson, Baylor.
VIM. Hartnell, Vandalia
VIM. M. Hall, Vandalia
w. c. Oliver, Grain
Theodore Calkins, Tobiason
G. A. Hall, Glasgow
John D. Fecht, Wendell
H. o. Sreenson, Avondale
W. S. Blank, Nashua
Frank J. Miller, Jr., Glasgow
Sam Lirvon, Glasgow
Emanuel Harman, Glasgow
PO Edwin, Nashua
Peter. Sorenson, Barnard
Ole Mortensen, Grain
Asa Rogers, Lismas
NJ. N. McGonigle, Glentana
Theodore Maulking, Glasgow
Hans Hidden, Glasgow
VIM. H. Lewis, Oswego
j. c. johnson, Nashua
Nichols Nikoli, Thoeny
R. M. Young, Glasgow
John Lenertz, Hinsdale
James A. Dahl, Opheim
j A. Farley, Opheim,
H. P. Jones, Glasgow
A. B. |Keser, Hinsdale
Louis Widmeyer, Lismas
Ammund Kittleson, Glasgow
Arvid Heising, Glasgow
Amberg Sherwood, Barnard
c. j. Billingsley, Glasgow
David Hawley, Glasgow
VIM. G. Tremper, Baylor
James Furckbar, Hinsdale
Warren Engalis, Vandalia
Earl Combs, Opheim
Alfred Minke, Hinsdale
H. Charles Coulson, Barr
John A. Olson, Genevieve
Wilson Floyd, Glasgow
Ben T. Jorgenson, Tampico.
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HERE YESTERDAY

Editor Noah A. Mann of the Os-
wego Reporter was Glasgow visitor
yesterday.
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CHILD WILL RECOVER

The six months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Murl Sisson who has been
seriously ill at the hospital with double
pneu nonia is on the road to recovery.
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A GLASGOW VISITOR

O. E. Lee, cashier of the First State
Bank at Oswego, is Glasgow visitor
today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06
n@2Sa2ka[ pdll Her B!

Sine | was a child. ! have SUI,
fered with stomach trouble and
gastric ATTACKS. Doctors could Onl!
give me Temporary relief. a lady
| seked for told me o. having beer
cured OF similar trouble u takiHs
MaH's Wonderful Remedy. tn.
first dose proved TO me that h
wotld cure me and It has. | an
glad 10 recommend ii TO Other SUI
feserS." Il is a simple. harinlc5.
Preparation that remoTes the>ca
lar.hal mucus from the ;lte5,ina
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stOn
acn, liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One COS;
will convince or money refunded
Cranes drug store. Hi Dug Go
and druggists everywhere.
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Had DeIiuh:ful osy.

Yesterday was gala day at The
Fairmont Country club wheE club
members and their friends assem-
bled there during the day and en-
joyCd the varied program 0: amuSC
mcr' provided Coz their entertain
maGt. A golf contest N the after
noon afforded amusement for COL
enthusiasts while the tennis courts
had their quota OF derotces ais
during the day. The ve.andah was
occupied BY the ladies' who PLAYED
bridge and a dinner OF Sumptuous
appointments was served 10 seven
ty guests during the evening undei
the efficient direction OF Mis-
plarchc Colblrn. \ dance in thc
evening closed the days festiyitiei
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PERSONALS
Mrs Myrtle Powell spent the
! Fourth with friends IN Parkers.

% . i
Mrs Myrtle Powell spent the
Fourth with friends IN Parkers-
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Bloom and
son John have returned from
Thornton, W. Va, where they had
spent the past several days with
friends. John Bloom had been
there for some time previous TO
this.
Mrs. Columbia Morgan and
daughter Miss Edna we're week end
guests Of friends in Clarksburg.
W. H. Randolph left yesterday
for Baltimore, Nd, where Mrs.
Randolph has been a patient al
Johns Hopkins hospital for some
time. Mrs. Randolph is not lm2ror-
ed 10 any extent and will be brought
home il her condition viii permit.
Mrs. J. E. Mccoy has gone 10
Buckeye Lake. 0hiU, where she
will spend a couple Of weeks with
her sister Miss Sue Hall and her
niece Mrs. Charles c. Morfit who
are speeding the summer there.
Don Krantz Of Washington a
former resilient OF this city is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bell
at their home on Fifth. street.
Rev. Wheeler Bosgess was a re-
cent visito. in this city being en-
route 10 Philippi from Buffalo. y.
Y. where he had attended the Nor
;hern Baptist convention. Rev
Wheeler is leaving this month for
India where he will resume his
work as 4 missionary Of the Bap-
Is, denomination.
Mrs. vii! Reese and children Of
Tenins. Nv. are sceS;S OF The
0-cl's !&:fcr J. Il. "a nes or
..!1pc avonre.
The Misses Gladys aad Claire
Bcc!sr have gone 10 Wilmington.
DEL. for a visit and will also spend
@ORc time at Atlantic CRY e. route
lone.
Nr. and N s. E. C. Scott vic had
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Motored 10 Canada.

A party Of local peopie composed
OF Mr.. and Mrs. v, G. KELLEY. Nj.
and Mrs. Arch fleming. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fleming, Joe Fleming.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. 0. McNee!ey left
Saturday for a fishing trip to Cam
ada. Thev went via Wheeling and
we're joined there by Messrs. Burk-
hardt and Stamm Who accoGiraE-
led them. Charles c. Robb expects
10 Join the party there later.
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Mrs, zachius Spriger
Dies at Millersviiile

Mrs. Cnr!stiania Springer. wild.
ow OF Zachius S1riCser. aged 10
died this morning at elk o'clock al
the home OF her dfughter. M-s. "
4. Zinn at Nille-syille. after an III
1css With q com5l'catior o. dis,
eases. She is survived h. thrp,
rols. William. Of Pairmcnt: Law
r5ace. Of Millersyille. and ]. p
Springer, Of Wheeling and by one
daughter. Mrs. ". A. linn.
The funeral viii takn Place o.
Th"rsdar morning 81 1890 IRON
the residence aHd b7rial will b
made in the Co!faI cemetery.
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Tournament Tonight.

The last Of the series OF bridges
which have been played at the
Country club as part Of a bridge
tournament staged there by the
club members will take place to-
night at $3.50 o'clock at the club
land those participating are asked
Ito be on hand at the hour mention.
, ED. Considerable interest has
been manifested in these games
ma another tournament will prob
My be arranged.
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ENJOYABLE Dance.


Miss Marjorie Eaas and Joseph
Haas entertained a number Of
friends at a dance OF attractive aD,
pointments at the FairmOnt Coun
try club on Saturday evening. The
dance was arranged to honor III
sixteenth birthday anniversary o!
MSs Haas. The program opened
With a grand march viii Miss
Haas and Joseph Haas leading, aft.
sr which program Of delightful!
nature was carried out with Fair
1iont's younger society set partici.
pating. A confetti shower and 9th.
sr innovations added to the enjoy.
ment OF the evening ald splendid
music was furnished by Zerkles Or.
chestra.. The club was taStefully
decorated in the Stars and Stripes
and with garden flowers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Haas. parents Of the
young people, and Miss Nellie Cope.
land, sister Of Mrs. Haas. OF Co
lumbus, Ohio. assisted in enter.
tanning. Miss Haas and Joseph
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The Woman's Missionary society
Of the Central Christian church
held their annual meeting in The
church July /, well attended b. th'
members. After the regula.' month
" business the reports were read
for the year past. Then followed
the installation o! officers. This
beautiful and impressive service
was conducted b. the retiring pres
Ident, Mrs. Anna B. Kuhn. assist
cd by Pscsident.elect MrS. Wat
kins
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Russell Travis Fortney, OF this
city, and Miss Bueaa Adams, OF
Cla.ksburg, were united in mar.
rage at Clarksburg on Wednesday,
the Rev. Samuel A. Jessie Off
ciating. The bride is a daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Adams. Of
Clarksbgrs. and the groom Is a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Fortney. OF
Glarksbnrg. They will reside here
where Mr.. Fortney Is located.
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Celebrated Birthday.

Dr.. j. Ii. Bfownfleld. venerable
resident and veteran physician Of
this city, yesterday celebrated the
|S4th anniversary Of his birth a;
bis home on Main street. No spe
'eial demonstration marked The
days celebration but a number Of
friends and relatives called 10 Of
fer congratulations and best wish
es. Dr. Browntield who had rot
been well for some time, was able
yesterday 10 enjoy his. callers.
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Queen Esther 10 Meet,

The queen Esther circle Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
will meet at the home OF D.. E
w. Howard on Prospect avenue
this evening. Officers will be
elected and other business trans
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court Instituted.


Court Instituted.
Court Margaret Mary, No. 53l
Daughters Of Isabella, was inst
tuted at Warrington on Sunday
BY officers from Court Joan OF Arc
No. 341, Of this city, with a char
ter membership OF thirtyi The
work vas conducted by Mrs. Jane
Nasle Lear, OF Wheeling, state
grand regent, and Mrs. Andrew
Whithstead, Of .Parkersburg, d!s
trict deputy, assisted BY Mrs. ". A.
Small, grand regent and staff o.
the local court. Officers were
named as follows: Grand regent
Miss Sarah Gaughan; vice grand
regent, Miss Mary Hanley;
prophecies, Mrs. Hynd; historian
Miss Ruth McMurrer; financial
secretary, Miss Alberta Brady;
treasurer. Mss Francis Weed;
monitor, Miss Agnes Gaugnan;
sentinel, Mrs. GeGey!eve Phillips;
Orsanist, Miss Gwendolyn Han!ey;
trustees. Mesdames Hoilabaugh
Berry, Tuerff, Brady, King and A
l.. Parrish.
Among those present were:
Mrs. W. A. Small, Mrs. J. c. Burch
inal. Mrs. Theodore Heuring, Mis-;
Anne Kenny, Mrs. E. H. Ford, Mrs
Joe Taylor, Mrs. T. D. Council
Mrs Hugh Skies. Misses Teresa
Grottendicck, Blanche Tchinski
Mary GaughaG, Margaret Kennedy
Adelaide Glushan. N. 5. Lena Fran
cisco all OF Fci. mc2.: Ilrs.J. C. Col
Inns. Mrs. j. ". Devison, OF Gram
Town; Mrs. J. N. hagerty. Misses
Mary and nellie Murphy, OF Farm
ingtOa.
After the institution a delicious
buffe. lgncheon was served BY lhI
ladies OF the a2w,y instituted corrl
Z: Marni.
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Bod Cross 10 Me.t.

:, The monthly meeting y the Ex'
secutiye board Of the Red Cross
chapter will be held this evening
sat7::3O o'clock at Red Cross head.
quarters.
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Robert Talbot and Miss Agnes
Talbot entertained number OF
friends Informally last evening at
the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Talbot, on Fairmont
avenue. 3.
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HaNA Guest.

q Mrs.. Foster LiedecKer, VI AldlIel'
ta Ohio, Is the guest Of the Misses
Mona and Nina Simon at the home
81 their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A: D.
Simon on Maple avenue. On Wed
flesday Mrs. Simon and daughters
ana Ms. Liedecker will so to Mt
Lake Park, where they will spend
several weeks. Miss Margaret
Sykes, Of Marietta, who had been
the guest Of the Misses Simon, re.
lturned last week 10 her home.
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BEEN he guest q their daughter.
Nis. ". F. Shatfetmsn. ct Somef:
set. Pa, haze returned home Ms
Shaffermar and little daughter &C;
companied them home. :
Eugene Zercher, who had resid:
ed here for the past several
months with his sister. Mrs. Y. h.
Dunlap and who Is recovering from
q recent severe illness, has gone 70
Denver. Col, where he will locate
permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cougian and
little son, Jack, who had been the
guests Of Mrs. J. N. Mcdonnell,
have returned 10 their home al
Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Charnock
and baby daughter, Of Steubenville.
Ohio, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McCray. Mrs. Char.
mock was before her marriage Miss
Taylor and was a nurse at COOK
hospital.
James 0. Watson and son. Otis.
left yesterday for the South Branch
Of the Potomac, where they will
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. schaeter,
0, Independence. are the guests Of
their son, William K. Schaefer, on
the East side, 4
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Maeeabee Reception.

Plans are about completed tor
a reception to be given by Dent
Hive No. 1893 Ladies Of the Mac
cobees to be given this evening
at the X. Of P. hall. The event
will honor the 5Sth anniversary OF
the lodge. An address will be rigen
by Mrs. Elizabeth Dent whO re-
Gently attended the Great Hive Re-
view at Lansing. Mich.
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CAMP PLOTS FOR SALE.

part of the farm formerly owned by Mr. H l. Nichols
located on the Valley river below Cax is offered fO sale as
camp SITES The plots are beautiful location on the Antioch
Pool accessible by boat train automobile All have river
frontage No railroad right Of way through this property
Excellent drinking water on the grounds Also have 20 acres
adjoining with 400 feet river frontage beautiful and
good trucking farm land it, that will sell as whole
at an attractive figure or will subdvide See Mr. Barthlow al
the farm or L. A. Gather, $50 Hamilton St.
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a So Gal E NTS|

Haas recently returned here from
the East where they attend COL
ip4e
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euest afHlrhnate.

IIrs. George stockley, Of New
Z M, Is the guest Of her parents,
Il and Mrs. ]. E. Watson. at
aEhgate. M. stocney who spent
IS week end here, has returned TO
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70 cb,e,oo.

n. WI. consEsy and son.
. arfiscn Conway. are leaving TO- 9,
6ay Tor Chicago where they VII!
4 bend ten days as the guests OF
,e formers brother. John Cayea-
ter and family.
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NJ. and N 5. E. c. Scott vic had
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