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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
WILLARD CENTER
Special Correspondence

There will be a community Christ
mas tree at the SchoolhouSe Christmas
Eve.
L. l.. Morse is employed by Mr..
Abbiehl in remodeling one of his houses
on the Ferndell Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cline have moved OH
their own farm where they have II
comforta bic house and barn near com
pletion.
A number of the members of the w.
G. G.. G.. met at the Mcfarland home
Sunday evening TO practice Christmas
songs. They met last week at the
Davis home.
Last Sunday afternoon at , O'Clock
a Sunday school was organized. The
following officers were elected: Supt.
Niles Thornton: Asst. Supt.. Mrs. Fl.
L. Wick Secretary. Harold. Rhodes;
Treasurer. Mrs. Fl. Davis.
The following pupils were neither
tardy nor absent during the month Of
November: Ralph and Laura Pickell.
Thclma Ayres. Harry. Arthur. Earl
and Olga Petersen. Charlie and Annie
Frohn. Bonnie Morse and James Rus
sell. .Jr Ralph and Laura Pickell.
James Russell Charles FROM and Earl
Petersen have been neither absent nor
tardy during the last three months.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
Frank Fountain is in Milwaukee.

Frank Fountain is in Milwaukee.
+. NJ. Herman was at Cameron yes
terday.
From SO to $40 cuts on all ladies'
Suits-The Fair Store.
+. Rud and George Evans. of Weir
gor. were in the city today on business.
From ten to twenty dollar cuts on
all the ladies coats. The Fair Store.
Wednesday from visit at Boomer.
Q. 4. Bjerke and Phil Koehler. of
WeyerhaeuSer. were III Ladysmith yes
tcrday,
Miss Viola Shaver is employed in the
offices of the ThompsOn-Drake Auto
Company.
Dr. Landmark had an improved new
PHYSICIANS safe installed in his office
this week.
John Krcma has been spending most
Of the week on a business trip III
Oklahoma.
G. +. Carman treasurer Of the town
of Marshall was in town on business
yesterday.
H. j. Sauve. of Minneapolis. is a
visitor at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Leo Eng1esby.
Extra good quality dress Bingham,
regular price 45c. now - cents per
yard-The Fair Store.
Labor conditions are not improving
in this part of the country. There is
quite large number of unemployed.
Harold Rietz came home from Mil
waukee Thursday morning for a visit
Of about ten days with his parents.
Mrs. Francis, of KEENAN,, spent the
weekend with her daughter, Miss
Margaret, who is attending highschool
here
County Treasurer elect BOldon is
spending part of his time getting onto
the kinks in the county treasurer's
office.
Ellis Cl0ugh went 70 the Mendoza
hospital last night for treatment. He
was accompanied by his father. Sam
Clough.
VIM. Olson. who has been employed
as clerk by LeVieile Il LeVeille. Is now
doing the delivering for i4eNeille's and
Carrofs stores.
Mrs. J, G. Lee and daughter, Mar
iorie, who have spent the past two
months visiting III st. Louis, are eX-
pected home Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benson, of Rice
Lake, visited the latter part of the
week with the formers brother, and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Benson.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17

Judge Maloney came down from
MattOOn'S camp. near Glen Flora, ON
Thursday. to be present at the exam
nation of an insane person Thursday
afternoon.
James Kerm0tt. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w j. Kermott. arrived home WedneS-
day night for the holidays, from the
Shattuck Military Academy at Fart
bault Mimi.
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. V. Curtis, who have been i'll with
pneumonia are much improved. The
brand new daughter in the household
has not been i'll and is getting along
fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helm leave to-
night for Los Angeles Calf. where
they will remain for Il couple Of
months. Enr0ute, they will stop off
for few days each at Denver, Mani
ton and Colorado Springs. and will al
so make visit to the Grand Canyon.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17

Sheriff Simon made Il trip to ,
dota recently with Ben ShyrdlOw
of Flamheau, who was committee
the hospital for treatment. They
accompanied by the boys father.
This was a bad week for ChriStn
shopping for the country people,
cause of weather conditions but ma
people from towns on the railroads In
been in LadySmith making Christina
purchases.
Luverne Mohr. whose home is shor
distance south of the city, was operated
upon yesterday at the hospital. His
left leg. which was broken by the fal
of horse. Nov. %. needed farther
surgical attention.
The appearance Of the interior of the
State Bank has been considerably i'm
proved, and the working space for the
employees materially increased. by the
removal of the grillwOrk cages bach
of the teller'S windows.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
st. Johns Lutheran

Services Sunday at 30 ii. III.
Sunday school at 300 Il. III.
Special meeting of the Sunday school
Saturday, Dec II. at | 200 p. III.
Messrs Ries. Schlep and Ernst and
their families were accepted as MEM
berS.
The following officers for the enSu-
ing year. 1921. were elected i'll the reg
ular meeting of the voting members.
held Dec. S: Chairman. Mr.. Kulibert !:
Secretary. Rev. NOelZ: Treasurer, Mr..
Kuibert Trustees. MeSSrS. Pagel and
Schliep: Sunday school committee,
Messrs. Ries and Will; Revision Com
mittee. Mr.. RieS and Rev. Eoelz; Ar
rangempnt Committee for children'S
Christmas services. Mr.. Zelm and Mr..
RieS.
Elsie Agnes. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ernst. born Nov. 30, 1920 was
baptized Sunday Dec. l..
Children's Christmas program Fri
day evening. Dec u. at { 30 p. III.
Services on Christmas day at 10 :Oo
a. III. in the American language, and
at II 100 a. IN. in the German language.
Services Sunday. Dec. 2d. at I'D 80
Il. III.
c, b. VOEII. Pastor,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
200 FARM INSTITUTES

Madison. Wis, Dec. 1.-Two hun
bred farmers institutes will be held III
Wisconsin during the institute season
which opened December {, according
to f. l.. Luther. state superintendent.
Conferences will be held in every part
of the state to hear men well known
in Agricultural circles on subjects or
interest to the agficulturist. and to DIS
cusS present problems,
At number Of the gatherings this
wear time will be given to consideration
Of special subjects such as poultry
raising, potato growing. or the dairy
and livestock industries, MI Luther
said. Among the first Of the Institutes
held this year were those IN Florence,
Ashland. Manitowoc and Burnett coun'
ties.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
Whole Rows of Buildings in Sew
eraI Streets Destroyed; Many
Residences Burned
DAMAGE s1O,ooo,O00
Flames Follow Shooting From AMBUSH
of a Military Party-Destruction
Held Costliest Since Reprisals
Began In ireland.

Dublin-Several large sections oil
Cork were devastated by fire Saturday
night and Sunday. The confiagratlon
followed an ambush of the military az
PilIOns Cross, in which four persons
were killed and many wounded Inree
civilians were taken from their houses
and shot dead after the ambush OF the
military. Then the fires started. There
were bomb explosions and firing also
was heard.
The pOpulace is panic stricken.
On the south bank of the River Lee
the Carnegie library, the Corn E&-
change and other buildings were razed
by the fire, while In the territory be
tween the northern and southern
branches of the river much havoc was
wrought by flames in the business sec
ton.
II was reported that the fire was un-
der control, but it was said that the
damage done by the flames was es-
timated at between 100000 and
100000 pounds sterling,
Several blocks of buildings in the
heart of the business district of Cork
were destroyed during the night, con-
shutting the cOstliest destruction OF
property since the reprisals began in
ireland.
A group of public buildings on Al
bert Quay, including the city hall, the
Carnegie library and a portion of the
Corn Exchange also were burned, as
we'll as private residences in various
parts of the city.
The fires extended to st. Patrick s
street from Cook street to Maylor
street and swept entire rows of build
ings on both sides of Winthrop street.
leading from St Patrick's street to
Old Georges street.
Cadets March Through Streets.
1t was reported from Cork that new
~ arrived parties of auxiliary cadets
marched through the streets holding
up and searching pedestrians and firing
into the air, following the ambush OF
auxiIiaries within half mile of the
barracks, II of them being wounded by
d bomb thrown from lOrry.
Between and o'clock a period Of
intense quiet fell on the city, but near
o'clock uniformed men began to dis
play great activity in various parts 0t
Cork. At some points train cars were
held up and passengers taken out. 1t
was reported that a number were
beaten and others placed against the
wall and closely questioned. but were
finally allowed to proceed.
1t is not improbable that lives have
been lost in the fires Already several
persons connected with the destroyed
houses and business premises are re
ported missing.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
CHURCH NOTICES
st. PauI'S Lutheran

English services at 10 40 a. m. this
Sunday.
English Sunday school at 8 40 a. M.
On Christmas Eve, Dec. n. a Christ
mas program will be rendered by the
children of St Paul's Sunday school.
This program will portray the true
Christmas spirit and will include dia-
-logues. recitationS and songs by the
school. song by the girls choir. a song
and violin solo. Everyone, is invited
to spend Il true Christmas Eve with us.
a. G. III. ECKHOFF, Pastor.
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Methodist Episcopal

10 900 n. m, Sunday school.
II 800 a. III. Morning Worship. Sub
iect Infringing Our Best Gifts.
Special music by the choir.
6 80 D, m. .Epworth League, Lead
err Miss Mildred Flora.
80 p. IN. Union service at the
Christian church. Mr. James Fl. Woer-
tendyke. of Los Angeles, Calf, Will
speak.
Our doors swing wide open to all
who desire to worship with us in the
name Of Jesus Christ.
THE church with the live program
and the old home welcome"
G.. w. EMERY, Pastor.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17

Garrett and rug weaving. 7, Finne-
o.n Thorn Wis. 21-4G*
Chas. Gillispie is watching tfafllc hf
the w. Second-st 500 Line crossing LII
place of F'lagman Shaffer, who has
been confined to his home by illness the
past two weeks.
John H. Slime. of Gas City, Ind. Yls-
tied for few days at the home or ms
son. Atty. Geo. L. Slime leaving Tnes-
day for st. Paul. From the SANITY
city he will proceed to Spokane.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
Congregational

Christmas services will be held at
the congregational church next Sun
day morning at II o'clock. An appro-
pirate sermon will be delivered by the
pastor. Special Christmas music will
be rendered. consisting Of an anthem
by quartet. and solo by Russell
Williams.
On Thursday evening, Dec. -, at 2
o'clock there will be a Christmas gath
ering at the church for all Sunday
school pupils. and all parents who care
TO come. There will be Christmas
songs followed by lunch:
GRANT Y. CLARK. Pastor.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
AUCTION SALES

Saturday. Dec IS. II 30 o'clock
James Riskas. one mile east Of Shell
don. Pure bred Guernsey bull. COW.
and beifer other milk COWS, wagon
and hay.
Saturday. Dec. IS. 10 O'Clock.
Bragdon & Son, Ladysmith:e Furnl-
ture, machinery. stoves. tools and cow.
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Christian Science

Services every Sunday morning at
II 200 in the |. O. 0. f. hall. Every
body welcome.
Dec 10. Subject. is the Universe, in
Guiding Man. Evolved by Atomic
FOrce?'
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
SAWYER MAN PARDONED

Governor Philip has granted a par
don to Joseph I.aTour, sentenced IN
Sawyer county. Dec. >, 1896, to life 1m-
prisonment LaTour was serving
sentence for murder in the first de-
gree
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Scandinavian Lutheran

Services again. in Norwegian, Sun
day. Dec. 10. at 10 40 a. m.
Services in English on Christmas
day at 10 40 Il. m.
Sunday school every Sunday at
10 100 a. IN.
JOHN rutland, Pastor.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17

We have only eight sacks of pure
granulated sugar left and we will
close them out at $1100 per hundred.
The Fair Store
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
coal, PRICE DROP

Yesterdays papers announce a drop
of 5000 a Ton at the mine on soft coal.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-17
WILD ANIMAL BOUNTIES

Frank Strove. Cedar Rapids. a wolf
Ernest Hanson True. Il fox
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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED
WOOD CHOPPERS to cut cord wood
by the cord. +. RIED. Welfgof.
W.. :}G-3S*
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harvey BANTER Lake Nebagamon,
to Hazel Ida EweFs, i4adysmith.
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LOCAL & PERSONAL

A. c. Murray was at Bruce yester-
day.
Money to Loan, any amount.-F. M.
Doyle Company.
Atty. w. S. Manning lis at Hudson
on legal business.
Mrs. Carl Bates Of Gilman. was in
the city Wednesday.
Joe I.edvina was down from Glen
Flora today on business
Have you ordered your Gold Medal
flour? Phone your grocer.
Specialize in. percale only 1l12
cents per yard The Fair Store.
w. I. Moss state manager of the W.
@. w. went to Phillips, Monday.
To insure prompt settlement of losses,
insure with F. Nj. Doyle Company.
Mrs Theo Silman went to st. Paul
Monday morning to visit brother
Homemade candy sale, Saturday at
the Cozy Cafe. from l 80 until .: 200
o'clock
Theo Shorones came up from Mil
waukee Tuesday morning, returning
Thursday night.
Worsted remnants one yard wide.
worth $500 per yard. now % cents per
yard.-The Fair Store.
Chief of Police Lozicr returned home
Thursday morning from few days
visit in Waupaca county.
Fred Van Horn is spending Il couple
of weeks visiting relatives at Bellevue
and other points III Iowa
To insure prompt settlement of losses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
NEW H|lLBORN POOL WELL REPORTED
MAKING 400 BARRIE Is; BEST AREA
OFH[LD UNDEVELOPED, IS BELIEF

.iat, lin, nwu utltm county .u f.'
rfron county ptlhu.ui one wei ID
,lrradY drilling uu thr James Hr"l 900
uallam county This be- about - miles
rdth q Da'nlrt
Considerable. other ACTIVITY I- r'
Inrt.f it.m th,s, fuu ,Huff 100
Empr. Gas and Fuel company lls
built % rrN t,fgtk 20 IT, I' 100
moth 90 the town % iol-" in rit.uif
ul county ln the southwestern piri @
ulilam county th, PIniri' 'H .Id
Gas COMPANY gut gud showing 81
gas 40 around .4np feet tHt is -tI
lriUug Tavl.r ~ 3d. al' drilling u' i
tt. town ~ pptt,U. trd There ts s'T.'
activity just across The li"' BOZ New
Mexico.
Reports from iag Spring arr that
.H. rU.HI.Dk Petrol ub .'HmVnt i'
,buui road, tu b.-ir d',,''lnu,ri "'
ur s,f,Hr, bon tho Hu'h" stern pit'
% Glass YD,h count % iN' VICINITY OF
.i.s st' .,v,u v.I 90 900. t'n'1l Wi
tl.' Do, The tir BE- already Hp g." ',
I'us'a,.k 81 o. ru" Hu h'Ii
tflu,.t .trr t'u - sci.
.N f,lmul . % OIL. We 'N'
D.I vif snrf .u'Iir N.,'UNfi
n sl.ts with 900 uf.U capacity ~
,uU barrels witch VIII Doc Increased
p,onabI, to i.uNn barrels i'onr'i
lr..l. 9 pfulit. ., Is'i fi tI.
hut development BOO the vicinity '
Rragos d. expected io later luruish @
! good supply
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
SCHOOLS OF LUBBOCK
SHORT SIX TEACHERS

sve,isi fo Tte News
LUBBOCK sept. with ih, m
ior,. - teachers hired to ''r. for th.
school term On 81. iuh 20 the npcuiI 4
= ssho,l Lubbock schools are short -iN
'.trhsfs wsd. ne,rsSirN hN a., ur'N.
n.,tod INITIAL enrolment en ~" ,u'r.
lnc dlf The srholhs'i' enrolment lH'
creased = prrceui oyer itsf ''II whi."
the actual enrolment hids f,ii o. ',.
,..d 80 percent Increase This BE- e I"
sult - ih. larg, number number ui
families that are dali, moving @" l.uh
hutR tn uakr then permanent hoW's
TINS movement L. decidedly hand
capped o., the lB,k ~ rent houses and
rlrchtShl, homes LN'rr "iiwt b. N"
INK mad. 20 provide liting quarters
inr ~, incoming peoples but the hish
cost uf hgililug materials tho d".''
incident Co.. m1t'ri1 lShuiint's in lui.'
lug operations frd me many ur'r'ur
tides offered fur Investments that ar,
not att.ud.d hN b.. worries and ctI"sj
~ ron houses makes u di'i,g.t mat
ter 90 encourage the construction u.
rent houses 900 this section
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
WILL PAY EXPENSES
Of VETERANS TRIP
TO ANNUAL meeting


eiscia' 20 me News.
HOUSTON. sept l-Curf.d'rat"
veterans who live Ia Wichita Pals ih"
al ,iiy Il Northwest TeNss have fa.l-
en- into rare luck this year
The expenses ~ every veteran IN
Wichita Falls Nill b. paid for the trip
10 IN, annual Confederate Reunion N
Houston. Orioh.r ? Co : Out q a fInd
raised by " Il SurrN camp sons ~
Cunfed.tai. Veterans IN "a" dl ats.
But that Is not liberal enough tor y
town fun Of uil money Every veteran
Will h.. fitted ont with new uniform
81 tie beloved grey. % wear o IN"
reunion
NJ, even that j. thought sfnDi'ut.
To guide each old fellow and luok after
hls comfort 4 b., Scout from n"
Wichita Fails truop VIII be- sent along
with each v.icrsn O" Houston all -.
pens.- Paid
Notification q this Sintl piau was
sept e. Gen y y Forrest command
81 In chief of IN. sons ~ Veterans.
now In Houston 40 general secretary
of the committee preparing for The r''
union. hy Disiric, Judge Edgsi ScWrv
q Wichiis Falls msmter 10 'he ef'~
cutive caunril ~ ~. sans lrd iu''I
ber al " y SsITrV camp named HI
honor ~ hts father HIlg 'i"n S1fIN
killed In one ~ IA. lssi fights of tho
war
Carl Hinton. adiutani 10 chief -
Sons - Confederate Veterans hts
moved his headquarters from Denver.
Colo e. Houston. 90 remain n"t" until
the reunion T. over R-mltiancrs and
cthcr mail should b.. addressed 90 hiib
NJ 1911 Cspitui Avenue. Houston Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
PROGRAM FOR LUBBOCK
FAIR ABOUT COMPLETED


si-srisi 10 r. Nsws
LUBBOCK sept u tn. program
Tor the South Plains Fair - about
complete according 90 reports from
the Secr.tsrys office saturday morn
ing and includes q heavy lire 81 en-.
tetfainmeni. exhibits aud some minor
events
The ot.nine cav hsS been s~4gnti.d
Lubbock dsy and vii fsstur. larg"
parade and formal oreui1g Cercinnni"s
when the New Fair Park vill lie for
maily DEDICATED 90 she growth pro
gTess and advanC' ment - ~. Surth
T'isirs agricultural and industrial in
tcrcsis
rhur.ifv nirht N.u ho american
l.eglon Night and vast display 81
fireworks viii b. = festure ~ %. eve
ming following the hand runcsrt hv
the Chamber a. Commerce Band This
musical organization has recently been
rs-organiKed and wild" variety Z
new music j. being worked on 90 rIe.
paraiian for this OCCASION
Friday - schooi daN .nd TIE 1uh'.
schools ~ the ofv afd pia.Ncilv
every one IN 'h. euurty b. planning -
givc ~ les-i = half holiday ~ order
thar the children naN D.. abe 20 ili 4.
psri IN this DAVIS celebrations Mis'
Ami. Webb R.arf.r j. hsdll'd -
speak ~ % ocio.s fsr %" - h0ol
amendment that WliI b.. voted UPON 'n
$ofemhsr
Ffiday nigh, VIZ He spoI'- aul E'
nlghi and wiz De-. featured hN H"hin;
anil o;h.r -r.rf events 80 vel 's "a
band concert
saturday y country club day and
Nil f.atur, events 81 rsru' uisr irt''
80 tn the r'g and hs-f .IIH hors To" p
De- f~nfs AMI fh. .tuB.uz .Iuh d'ptt.
msnfs q To- nHu.. HE'rfs NofA tlt
suction sale - 3. bid lied Ter ne ai
teInnsn
Baseball j. being aHan,d fDr each
daN goat futil. IU.. races "ih ON
cr West.rr stsr's e.tn football
gain. fI FRIDAY Ht' rrDHr between
i.ul,l,ors Han >0r4u' sr4 crosby Tor
Both ih.s. teams Hfs hsrz ripdiv
whipped into shsr- sri ~ - ''H'ti .
thaf This Cims wN is.w H.-. .rDud'
Al games gUai r"p.r- srd 'f.'r 'h
f.rtsirrls~f events HIs f... Goo ff. H4.'
lis after tha srfIar.. FL. nj. IHr. nf'
hen maid To- south Pains Ia.r A---
eiafiun D. urEsrref 80 HUf af"1
xriih a raWfaiFtf..u Uf 49, """ ST
,,..ft,. prslitnc fHF tra rsu.g- =
80. ard shows urf rr .rI.r ft- nr
,-.,ivsfior -haH *" faeHUH fE. f.I'..ar
80 luapr,uNsmsrf .f '". H.Ndrgs en-,
,-.e,,,du 81 the A-- ..aNrr. tn.
.-...,,rl. a.. lo.ai.d n.'f.r DE l.gN
- r.i4nty psft tt..... ."-- trt th'
-. ..,ut'ai j. h..u- u.' .r iII.i.ul'
:. F.. n..rutsn.nt Nature Hri s- b W
r,,.trt,ined from SEQ. f' .''i
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TOWN Of IDALOU HAS
RAPID DEVELOPMENT


: ssi.i FEB The N@vs
tI-HGOCk. sept 3-ls-urr-.nti.
Ny. oi 'h. growth ~ This section T. tl-
ranh d.N.lupusr' - che rural COM.
muni;y ~ tialuu on 'h, .lutt y"
Cro-hvtun Branch in IN. east part ~
This county from e rural community
90 = market and industrial center
SlN months ago with population
~ i..S than - %. place was ill.,"
m,r. then e. flag stow trd s'hu"
huu-. A. present 'h"r. af. tNu GIN.
a number ~ STORES residences and =
station that handles considerable" "usI'
ness even before a., uu'nins - tt'
harvest sraron
tn. spirit ~ ~, piI,' is host shown
Ny ID. fact fiti th'v lOts' NJ the ONLY
Coli Cnurs. In uhhoCk COUNTY trans
tor ia, pig son sho'iing ard 100, sports
in every sens' 81 b. word. nuwNr
~ I.uhlu,k's Young men have been
pilNing golf her" This past week and
,,1sid-mhl. interest and agitation u
d.tslorirc o. 70 colt ana Grn club ~
[. IiAitr.h
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IIsr.fnrd Par.rnnrr Sid

'.##fH. 90 > NseH
HEREFORD sept "a TIN. N"'En
dis, r,rsnnsg. on Twenty tif' Ave-.
..,.u..d ly Rev " " Terry was
sid ih, past We. kto g. l. Hurh,s q
Hs1sf.rd Texas consideration $1,000
ash Possession IL o. o." given Wl'hin
fifteen Ity- Rev Terry viii batch
with H.. bus- and Ma Thy NtH Visit
eirf boz children temporarily lnli
.#fuf. engagements are CON N''i"i
vi. Hughes VlU m'y. his family h'r-
.f lr., o. understood tna' h. l
retired nrm.U and bushes man
To-. NrfrH.I-f-.sWn min" ~ feet in.
u.I.af,.E r.IfF r th.. new church ara
vIu probably IIId new plr-'nit' D"
THAT sfU very soon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
WHEELER COUNTY CENSUS
REPORTS MADE PUBLIC
special TO The News.

special 20 The News.
SllAMl;, Sept il-Crnsis o..
o. ats ut this county. released liicly Nv
ih, census Department ~ Washing.
ton. have been sent here. showing an
Increase sine, l'IU ct iU3 percent.
Tho population yf Wh,,,,r county 4,
given ~ -.3H1. lp 1910. Wheeler ruuu.
rs had S-5N residents aud in 1900 y
- p.lh,i,n 'f $50 WAS recorded Tho
pcr,entag" ~ increase since 1900 Is
shown ~ i.b.7
The uurulHtion OF Shamrock w,s not
given 900 1910 ~ 90, town was not IN.
,tpmntci 20 that me NJ present.
according 60 the 1890 census. Sham.
tph hes , population Il 90, proving
'H.s town tu l' fh. largest ON the
Rock Island railroad between Amiril.
D. md Stlt,. pkll. Residents Of
Shamrock did mot uy,rystimatc o..
population.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
c. |. A. PROFESSOR
SPENDS VACATION
ON HEREFORD FARM

Su..is' goo Th, News
HEREFORD. S.rl 70 Prof T. g.
il,ln, sun 60 Nh. Eu Dunlap 81
u,F,t,td returned 2, bl- work az Den.
tom TUESDAY ,f th.s N',k. after spend
ing th. SUMMER boz. Prot nrodi. BE-
,., @ tH, trivhr.tgt 10" college ut
Industrial Arts. the state \. a VI. Col.
l'g. tur riils
w.. ,.tu. lpr. bfi,r ~ hud was out
a. "a, spI.ug cnroIto ~ California. ''Yt
t' iuH4 .Hmir attracted him ana Dee
s.rf o.. sIultt driving biz wheat
'..II Hfd so HIMSELF into splendid
UNF...l condition for 800, hand YEARS
VuIs HN,,U OF tim lio SAWS % Was t1r
u. 20 uru'tIhr srrUn,r frum 70 health
standpoint hc ever spent