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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-12-03

n HIS is our regular period for closing butt
L had very successful season, but yOl viii
chandise on hand due to our extensive eSel|
maintain our usual service These mus bel
flee to us, because we positively refuse II car
to another. Following are some of the ban1
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
CALLS LIBERTY BOND
SELLERS "SLACKERS'

go BALTIMORE. May 2s.-Declarins
that Liberty bond purchasers who
had sold their bonds since the war
:at below par were -four fiushers."
and indirectly responsible for the
present high cost of living, NJ. NJ.
Prentis, manager of the Baltimore
branch or the Federal Reserve Bank.
declared last night at the meeting of
the Baltimore chapter of the Ameri-
can Institution of Banking.
Prentis took as his subject, De
Nation" and it was in referring to the
present dcflation of the gold standard
that he faycd the Liberty bond
.slackers." He did not spare banks
who had taken large blocks of the
bonds for the sake of the interest and
who had not paid for them in full. Hc
declared the present gold standard in
this country had sunk to q a. per cent
basis and that 40 per cent was dan
,gcrous to the credit system of the
country"
=. The speaker asserted that IAN i'm
mediate curb on reckless Govern
.mental expenditures and a radical re-
vision of the present tax system"
were absolutely necessary in order to
place business on sound basis
again.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
BOBBED HAIR CLUB
I IS COLLEGE LATEST
Slsterhood OF the Shorn Finds
Girls at Goucher Ready
To Join.

BALTIMORE, May 2s.-Thst hack
neyed phrase. Sweet girl graduate
with her nowing hair" cannot be ap-
piled this year 10 all OF the graduates
OF Goucher College For the "boboed
hair graduate" viii be much in evi-
dence. Her appearance is due TO the
newest OF the Goucher sororities, the
"Bobbed Hair Club" organized by
an enterprising little sophomore
Johnny" Johnson, last autumn
Membership Is not confined 10 seniors,
but prerequisite 10 membership 10
bobbed hair.
These two things-a membership
open to freshmen as well as seniors
and the wearing OF bobbed han
mark the club as an organization to-
tally different from any other AZ
Goucher. The club members have not
=. :llged what in addition TO the
bobbed hair is required for member
ship. Nevertheless, 1t Is said that
athletic prowess counts for naught In
this organization, which binds Queenly
seniors and l1pyly freshmen together
10 this sisterhood Of the shorn.
Every girl in the college, II is whis-
pered. cherishes a secret ambition to
be invited to join.
Why the bobbed hair? Members
generally merely smile when the aues-
tion is asked. Yesterday, however,
Margaret Pohl. who holds the exalted
office of grand keeper OF the shorn
locks" replied: "Oh, to give our
brains a chance to grow. In fact, our
club is a kind of training school for
the Phi Beta Kappa"
The bylaws OF the club are un-
written. It's emblem is the Sphinx.
The latter, 1t was explained, was not
chosen because II was the time-hon-
ored symbol of secrecy. oh, no! One
OF the founders of the sSciety mis-
took its peculiarly shaped ears for
bobbed hair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
SPEAK 33 TONGUES HERE.
This Refers to Languages In Dsaly Csr IN
Manhattan and the E.rumx

According to q recent survey rnass~ ov
the Interchurch World hov-rncns, thr-
ty-two weil-defned languages be-ade-
English are spoken every dsv m The Bor-
oughs Of Manhattan and the Brou1.
the users Of these languages numbering
nearly I.70o,0o0 people.
One section OF the survey nj she rsctro-
polItan area was designed 20 discover
how FAR the Christian churches bad been
able 70 90 in reaching forsignSp~axlng
peoples through the medium of their
mother tongue so far the inv-=trasson
has revealed that ia Christian ssrvlce-
In foreign languages are h,ad "a Man
haitian and the Bronx. Of which fs3 are
evangelical, IS are Roman Catholic and
3 are Greek Orthodox. The total member
ship OF the evangelical churches holding
services n foreign Tongues IS estimated
10 be 35,677.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
Held for Grand yirrr.

James w. Gear, Leon r. Johnson md
Earl Walls, all young white men, charged
with breaking and entering the garage
situated at Heald and Peach streets, were
each placed under $500 BAH for upper
court, after being arraigned in the City
Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
NEW WORK TINE
May be Adopted in the Railroad ofbees
Here

Following meeting Of the heals Of the
various Office forces OF the Phlsdciphia
and Reading, the Pennsylvania and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroads 70 consider
the matter the office forces Of these roads
may begin work in aceordazlce with city
time.
Officials are nov trying e, soIust con-
titiOns so that the change nay be made.
No change in train time IS Contemplated
Trains viii be run on standard tame, -
at present. The biggest difficulty in The
way of the change IS handling the reports
coming in on the train running on stand
ard time, railroad officials say. On SC
count Of the few trains running into the
p. & r. terminal, here, that road is err
periencing special trouble in trying 70
adopt the changed time. The question IS
now up to the operating heads OF the rail-
roads and decision IS expected touorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
missing" Man in Hospital.

The police have learned that Florino
Vitelo, sought By his wife, As missing,
police to locate her husband. He came
to this city TO work, she wrote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
ED" DyvyNNy-s BIC DAY.
After Being Kissed WIFI I'm Dv<v re
Saves the Life Of an Old Man.

P@frN tAf' ts''' w nv PsSy yv81s
When young woman thrsv her arms
around the neck Of Traffic Pol,~~rpsr
Edward De7vnny, stationed a. Seventh
and Market streets, yesterday afternoon.
and began kissing hun, pedestrians sfnprsd
and wondered what was going on.
IL was learned that the young vr~nan
vas Mrs. Robert Light a New York
City, SISTER of the officer, whom xne hsi
not seen for three years. She arrived m
this city yesterday and wrs going 40
Market street when she sav bcr brother
and the affecsionat~ saiu'Aton followed
Yesterday wss day of thrills for
Officer Devcnny, for later in the after
noon he saved an aged mar from beng
run down by m automobile. The man
about IS years Of arr, waited until a
trolley car pssred and then started across
the street.
He had failed to noslce two machines
coming down Market strrr. running
abreast behind the car. and the trst thing
be knew be was between the txo venioios
Officer Devenney grabbed the man lrlst
as one of the machines ran INTO n Err piuz
70 avoid striking him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09

TELEPHONE Two-Two-HUNDR
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT. TO sup
PLY YOUR DAILY WANTS. READ
THRoUGH THE COLUMNS ON THE
CLASSIFIED PAHES IN EVERY EVEN
ING FOR INTEREST AND PROFIT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
Committed 20 Worktlouse.

Frank Dennis, colored, charged in
City Court this morning with using
narcotic drug, was committed % The
woFkhouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
Shoot at GreenhIll.

The Greenhill Gun Club will hold H.
regular weekly shoot tomorrow alter.
noon: A leg on the lS-yard simon troph,
will be shot for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
Legal Notices

NoTICE-Estate OF William 3 na~x{nS
occeas sed Notice - hereby given that let
ters tsstafpen tary upon tho estate of vii
liam Il. Haw1ins late of W iluinxton hun
dreu. ceceascd, we're duly grnnted un 10
Mary NJ Hawkins 90 the eighteenth day
Of June. A.. ID. 1920, and all persons in
debted to the said deceased are requested
70 MAKE payment 70 the executrfx without
delay. and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required TO ex-
hibit and prcsent toe same duly probatea
70 sthe Said enecusrix on or before the
abide by the law in this behalf Mary NJ
Hawsins. exocutriS. Address: Richard \
kooneya attorney -at-la~. 9og Market
NOTICE-Estate OF Frank III. ManIey- de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that lStters
s'smsnsSry NanlsS upon on s, The estate q Frank
i. Buckwalter on the twenty-ninth day
OF June, A ID. 1920, and all persons in
aeoted 70 the said deceased are requested
70 make payment to the executrfx without
delay, and all persons having demands
AGAINST the deceased are required TO
exhibit s and present the same duly pro-
DATED 70 the said executriS on or before
the twenty ninth day of June A. y. 1927
or abide by the law in this behalf Linnie
q. Buckwalter. Eaecutrix. Address: Caleb
E. Burchenal, attorney -at-law, Ford Blde
Whining ton, Del. dug
PROPOSALS FOR TOILET ROOMS
sealed propo sails will be received by the
Board OF Public Educa ton in Wilmineton.
Delaware. for the following work. No, 4
publc school-separate boys and girls
building, with all plumbing fixtures and
hos water heat and ventilation. Teachers'
toilet IN present school. No. Pubic
School-Same as No 3 Public school No.
iS Public School---New building ia rear
for boys and girls toilets and make con
nections with school buildings No. 30
Public School-Same as No. I3 Public
school. Bidders must furnish plans and
specifications showing outlay. The pro-
the president of the Board of Public Edll-
cation on or before o'clock. p. m Mon
day. July IL. 1920, and must be marked
Proposal for Toilet Rooms" The right
70 reject any and all bids is reserved
Board of Public Education. Nj. Howard
Jester Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
MERCHANTS ON RACK.
ThreeHeId forCourtC Ch~red vYrth Mstiss
Incorrect Reports.

Incorrect Reports.
Three merchants wrre held IN 500 trai'
each by Magistrate Harry 4. Crllis this
morning for appearance before The Court
Of General Scgyiors on The chssyr # nnab
ing incorrect reports of last year's bsri-
ncss in taking out State lcpses IL
- expected that ryrrpJ n th~m ~ill
plead guilty on tho nsxt plcss5 gritty Ssv
Friday, July q, m General Ssrsfor.
Figures preTeScd ty o&dls B~venu,
Collector John Trtrr a the b'rin>--, 1onc
by these merchant. .hrrwnd n toAa' DIS
crepaney a over w7.p0O bst~ren their
actual transactions ard sh~ sssA~r~r.s
made under oath to him. sLor,~ n fh-
merchants said 70 Mayi-tysss ellis tl,fr
morning ths. they had not roderr+rc~f
what tho report was rJyysosrf IN cov-v, srSs
so made their s.s.rrnrnts frren rr-vvr~~S
calculations.
The names ~ kte rp>vuhsnR 1wa1f.
and the figures thcy Esvn, ,,'rparrA vi4h
tboer procured by Tho Stsr r~v~nus op'-
lcctOr, are AZ follows. Nicha1l Hct>ssh
sos King street, reported 600, c-l-
lectOr hnds s57, 1924; Wolf Bchv,sr,
I23 West Eleventh street, Reported s7pp
collector finds y7,fs3 -; DsJ,--i Rsv@r,.
2lS Market, reportrf eli y0o, oo''~c'o-
finds 6,28SIcs; Raymond Nrbr., 20
West Tenth street, rrpr-t~d r1s0c
collector finds sr3,4ae 23
The Kardon c.se vas noH 1s~pn4 ~<
however, being CONTINUED rrV1 p~rs
Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09

OPERATORSTGIRL EXPERIENCED
AND LEARNERS. TO WORK ON SEW
ING MACHINES MAKING ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS. GOOD PAY WHILE
LEARNING. WHEN YOU BECOME
EXPERIENCED YOU CAN EARN
VERY GOOD WAGES. WE PAY THE
VERY BEST PIECEwoRK RATES AND
BONUS. CONTINUOUS WORK ON
ONE PART ALL YEAR ROUND.
CLEAN. LIGHT AND PLEASANT
WORKRoOM. APPLY AT ONCE. TOP
KIS BROS. CO.. 2I7 FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
Farms and Land For Sale

vARM-fa7 A~r~S sr,<cSal gfg nm Re-
tvo-u West Chester and Wilmington.
mar station on r.. n. A. W. r. r. and
n~~s stor- highway .Hsrrorton 20 Whining
ton. IA~r- stop~ buildings orchard
mseSiov and timber. stock and personal
property can be purchased. Trnmcssiat~
possession. J. -. Thompson. R~~iso~. West
Chester. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
AUCTIONS--LECALS
Auction Sales

Auctl ton Sales 90
AUCTION sAL-ES-Of every Description
Anywhere. IL you SAINT 20 sell see HamiI-
ton. the Square Deas Auctioneer snd
Farm Agent. iU5 Madison ST. Pnoae734sW
JULY 10. I92u-klairs Bazaar, Saturday
July 10. at II O'Clock. so head of horses
and mules. Lot OF wagons and harness
pigs, chickenS. two auto cars. matinee
Ing TO calf: some fine Holsteins lot N nice
dairy cows. four nice stocS bulls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09


Houses Pov Sale "a
Dkf.AWXRE CTTY-Fog <ai- thrr~--t<,ry
sShtroorn dwelling In most deHrNbie
~vrtion on washington strsrs t~tv~rn
Front And William streets. lot s9frIfsl
feet: electric lights. bath. severed. real
home At reAspnahte hvur-. For furthar
iuforma ton Communicates with Mrx. q. w
Jerverson. Delaware City. Del.
no 0USE--io rooms EAxy teru14- Apply
Harry Yergey, Aio Shipiey street.
LINCOLN ST, Igo9-sir-roorn houxr <hcr,
kftrhe>a. porch. bath. electricity and zAA.
Prscs includes shAtcs. carpets scrvsns
LION gas better and gas range hnoseuu.
This Is a nice house. owner being Obliged
20 leave city. viii sell at bargain.
LINCOLN ST. fso2--aesr shaIIcroxs Nice
location. Nine rooms, bath newly pApars.d
painted. gas. electric. square plan serni-
desachod. Now ready for occupancy. Phone
MARKET ST.. ssoo-Bungaiow, ave rooms.
bath. electric light. heater Inrnesiatss
POSSESSION Apply SOB Concord avenue.
Phone 1863.
NORTHEAST. MD.-Eight-room bous.s
asoctrrc lights. garden Lot 4or3oo fees
ao-foot water front on Northeast river.
Possession 30 days.
Etght-room hou-e. furnace, electric lights
Lot s5Il2S feet. garden. chicken houses
fruit and berries. A real bone within com
moving on account OF business Immediate
POSSESSION. no agents. ". A. Blackwell
NorsaeAst. Md. Phone As.
Suburban For Sale 81
BRACk-Ex.. DFL.-BunsaIov- 4y-e --,oms
attic. electric. gas. csmented cellar, porch.
nes pipeiess heater; lot i25xI2o. Price
$500. Possession knmella tely r H
johnson. Central avenue Bracs-Ex- Del
Phone 4i90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09

ROOM, 5ox6o FEET, WITH RAIL
ROAD TRACK FACILITIES. EAST
FOURTH, BETWEEN SPRUCE AND
CHURCH STREETS. APPLY WM.
d. MULLEN CO, FIFTH AND
FRENCH STREETS.
GARAGE-The Bulls Head Hotel Garage.
1U3 w. Fourth street. Apply to John
Craven, 1912 w Fourth street.
PYTHIAN CASTLE--For rent. all con-
veniences. including chairs fordances. enter
tainments, bazaars, church affairs. &c
Day o. evening. Jesse II. Horner, i21 King
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanled-FemaIe 81
ADVERTIsERS-Yo lady advertisers
s. per day. Eight hours Address Il %
Every Evening ONCE
DOOkkEEPER-You woman assistant
double entry bookkeeper Must be ac-
curate Address In own handwriting. II s.
Every Evening Office.
CHAM AbERAlAID-W hite, good wages.
room and board. Riverside Club, Penn s
Grove, n. ]. Phone 1870 Penn's Grove.
COOkS-Wanted Apply The Strand
Fourth and Poplar streets.
GIRL-Or woman for housework, in su-
burbs- Two in family $40 per week. State
age and experience. p o. Box 307.
GIRI-White. waitress, experienced $40
per week. -23 r. Front street.
Ho oUSEWORK-CoIored girl. for house
work. Family of two. Work half days only
Can los w. Seventh street.
LADY CANVASSERS-FTFT OF
NEAT APPEARANCE. FOR AN UN-
USUAL OPPORTUNITY. CAN EARN
$50 AND UP PER WEEK. REFERENCE
REQUIRED. ADDRESS T 1, EVERY
EVENING OFFICE.
MILLINER--Wanted. Apply in person
Correct Millinery. 70S Market street.
MOTHER HELPER-White. Sleep in or
out. Good pay. Phone 1902
NURSE EMAID-Haif-grownw white girl. Ap-
ply l02 VI. Twenty ty-seventh street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09

WAwAswr AvH.-rMMyDysrE Pps-
SESSION. THREE MODERN HOMES
wAwAsKr AVE AT JACKSON ST.
PRICE 5000 AND soooo. TERMS, srspo
CASH: BALANCE LIKE RE Mt. HoR
ACE 8. ALLEN. 100 wAwAsET AVE.
PHONE 1909.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

AUTO CAR-s45O. First-class condition
Apply Nandeycr avenue Garage. Nandever
avenue and Carter. Phone 7742.
BUICK Roadster. Lots Of extras Al con-
dition. The best cash offer taxes IL. Can
he seen at 2l22 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09

BuICk-Touring 1918. Els. New paint
and good rubber Car bargain for quick
sale. so9 " alnut st. Phone 1908 J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
Business Places For Rent

BUILDlNG-For rent, 60xiao feet, in
Guiding two swinging cranes. one travelling
crane Tor unloading cars, and three story
building. suitable for machine shop aud
pattern loft. two railroad sidings b. & o
and p. n Il. Railway: wharf on property
will accommodate large vessels. Apply VIII
mington Provision Co. Third and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTnfEAT-'fwo rooms unfurnishet.
with running water, for light housekeep-
ing. with all privileges. Phone 1878 W
APARTMENT-Thre unfurnished rooms
first door, at seventh aud Jefferson Ap-
ply IL. J.,Poiard. 700 Market street.
APARTMENT--Thre unfurnished rooms.
kitchenette. bath and heat. Phone sl6s ]
APARTMENT-Three rooms and bath.
phone. Centrally located. Reference re-
quired. Address II 5, Every Evening Office.
APARTAfENT-F Apply Scott
Vernon, Ola Orange street.
BACHELOR APARTMENT-Furn
Good ocation. west side. Phone 6s62.
BACHELOR APARTMENT-Two rooms
and bath. Possession July 25. Apply cog
jefferson street before p. m.
JEFFERSON ST. 6I6-Apartment, fur
nished. Heat. light and telephone Posses
sion at once. Cali 45l6.
ROSE HILL-kitchen, uiningroom, bed
room, grounds and garden. Call evenings
Martin h. Smith, Rose Hill.
ROoMS-Two, third floor: running watcr,
open hall. Call 1873 j.
w. SECOND ST. s2s-Apartment four
rooms.
w EIGHTH ST, 1i1e-Two new apart
ments, three rooms. bath and four rooms
and bath. Furnished or unfurnished.
w. NINTH ST. 2os-Five rooms and bath
third noor apartment. Electric and gas
Phone 1928.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09

sBUICh-R Roadster. AL condition. Winter
and summer tops. Will sell reasonable.
n. s. Williams. . W. Twelfth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-09

OF every description It
IS shlpicy street.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
6Sampson-Weiand

On Monday at one o'clock, Sop
tember 81, ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Nicholson, Miss Oeoretto
Sampson and John Weiand were
united in marriage by Rev. W. 4.
Bennett. pastor of the NJ. e. church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ". +. Sampson of Dem
yer. iornerlv of Grand Island, Nc
braska, where the bride and groom
became acquainted while ATTENDING
college. She has been clerking dur
ing the ,1ast year in the Golden ..ulc
Store, and ON account of the ~
ness of her sister who is at her ia
TIERS home in Denver and OF her
mothers eing called to the bcdsi;l.
of n sister in the East who is very
i'll, TIE marriage ceremony was per-
formed l,re at the home of M. and
Mrs. Richardson, who were the at
tendants during the ceremony.
The groom is assistant cashier OF
The Phillips County State Bank. His
home was formerly at Newman's
Grove, Nebraska. He has been con-
nected with the bank here for four
years.
The popular young couple left im-
mediately after the ceremony by
auto for Haxtun aiming to take the
train from there TO Denver and thus
avoid the usual shower of rice and
oher special courtesies that are in
flicted upon newlyweds. The Merry
makers went after them in three
autoes, however. catching them at
Paoli and bringing them back to
IIolyoke. After the couple were
showered with rice and given ride
around town in decorated ears, they
left on the afternoon train for tha
brides home at Denver.
The best wishes of their legion
of friends went with them for
happy and prosperous journey in
J the realm of genus domesticus.
The state herald., 1920-09-28

W. NJ Buell. of, Madrid attended
the fair,s Friday. /
Mrs. George Peppard has been on
the sick list for several days.
Miss Efie cordrey went to Hax.
tnn' Fridaw tos spend short time.
Miss Edna johnson of Grant nj.
rived Erihy for . visit with her
brothers: a11
Misses Carlena Weyerts and Mar
tha Erdman of Amherst attended
the fair on Friday.
|. Misses Elizabeth Derr and Doro-
thv Marks Of Haxtun attended tbs
fair, Friday.
Mrs. f. Newton went to Brandon
to visit her daughter, Mrs. 0. T.
Barnum, on Saturday.
p. S. Stevens of Lincoln, Nebras-
In has been here working during
and started home Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Sweet of Fremont, Ne
braska came on Friday to visit her
sister, Mrs. j. C. Nickel.
Mrs. Hotaling returned home last
week from an extended visit with
relatives in Nebraska and Iowa.
Mrs. Casteel and son have return
ed home after short visit with rel
atives at st. Joseph, Missouri.
Mrs. Marie Martin Of Denver is
spending n few days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Correll.
Morgan &, Castle real estate com
pany sold three quarters of land
learf Burlington. Colorado to Dun
ham brothers of Ofegon, Missouri,
j. II. Klinepeter and family went
to oregon, Missouri to visit with
their parents. Mrs. Klinepeter in
tends going to st. Joseph to undergo
an operation.
The Haxtun high school was dis
missed Thursday and Friday in ord.
that the pupils and teacher could at
tend the fair. The entire faculty
was at the fair
Mrs. f. G. Anderson. who has
been spending the summer with A. r.
SCHNEIDER and family, went to Den
ver~o Saturday to meet her hns-
band. They will make their home in
Denver. =
The state herald., 1920-09-28
DR.. L. C. ILlSlEY TO FILL
PRESBYTERIAN PASTORATE

DIR. l.. c. Illslev of Knoxville, ILL
nois has been called by the session
of the Presbyterian church to be
the pastor here. DR. lllsley came
here and conducted the preaching
service in June, and he and his
family have been spending the sum
mer at Estes Park.
He is graduate of Princeton
university and was pastor of the
Knoxville Presbyterian church for
five years. He is in the prime OF
life and we anticipate successful
future for the church. They are "a
he congratulated on their selection
Of n psstor.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Comngs and Gongs Of People During Week Of the Phillips County Far

Frank Waddle of Paoh was here
on business, Saturday.
Robert White helped at the
post office during the fair.
Mrs. Stewart Justice assisted at
the Thomas market during The fair.
The ash door on the Copper Clad
range closes tight. That saves your
fuel.-C. A. .Mowry.
Mrs. Ray McPheters is recover
ing from a severe attack of hay
fever.
Miss Verne Sheehan of Sterling
is visiting Miss Claudia Benson and
attended the fair.
NJ. NJ. Catchpole and wife of Eek
Ley, Colorado visited with C. l..
Catchpole and wife and attended the
fair.
Toy Whitley and wife of Grant
attended the fair, Roy taking first
money on the broncho- riding con.
test.
Mrs. Archie Smith and daughters,
Amy and Alta, went to OgalalIa, Ne
braska last Saturday to visit with
relatives.
Lloyd Henderson of Lincoln, Ne
braska visited with Carl Shearer
this week and returned home Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Brock moved
to Minatare, Nebraska last week.
Mr.. Brock has six months work de-
corating.
Mrs. Latta and son William went
to Denver ON Saturday to gain medi-
cal counsel in regard to the health
of Mr.. Latta.
Mrs. Lavana CLANCY of Paoli and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown of
Ulysses, Nebraska are guests of O.
W. Holmes and family this week.
Colver Brothers will give free
this week only, fifteen dollar set
Of cooking utensils with each Ma
lestic range. Buy now and save
money by doing it.
II. c. Nispel and wife p.,l his
mother of Plymouth, Nebraska have
heen visiting with Archie Smith and
family this week. They were on
their way from visiting at Chapple
and Ogalalla.
The state herald., 1920-09-28

John Thelka, who has been an
employee of the OLD Cafe, went
to Denver on Friday. He is planning
on working in another cafe. q hoo
A. w. McFadden held IA civil
service examination at Madrid on
Saturday, and Charles Peters de-
livered the mail for Mr. .McFadden
DR.. Easterling is one Of the hap
piest men in town since Saturday
morning, when his wife and children
returned from a short time in Den
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