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Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in Che Great
 Northland

Denny Irvine al years old. lcH overheard from ba brothers su boat Che Gcmm.c. iaa. wcok and wa. drowned uc was not missed from Che doot and It Is no, known how hc got In One water Io had on heavy hip booa Uc was n resident ot Komau. and vas drowned n Clarence Straits
 Word was brought north ahor. um. aeo and published lr. i'm Ono Kc.clUun Chronicle that it Is prob able chat Che steamer Jefferson would loo converted into a lre.rhtcr It was said chat ho vessel has be- como too slow for tbc passenger tadc and chat sbc would mako a good freight boat for thc northern rw
 Louis Hanson proprietor Of Ono Bon March. at EetchItm. had a marrow aurc from sar.or injury recently whom au explosion occurred in he Gro box Of the furace that furnishes heal for Che tora Mr. Hanson was a.orrhoi somewhat several windows were blown ortmd tho furnace damarod u a mol known what caused Che explosion
 A rsh meal plant claimed .o be th. 0rt I'm Alaska. win he a.rr.oi I'm CorIou on May 1 The equipment for tbe plan. win cost in tbcH..eh- borhooI %. sloo00 and .re venture
 harkcd by California and ''on- ura capital Contracts have boon made uIh practically mn Che oln. ncr.a m he vicinity for the o1n from he.r rarH rho rodur. Is to b. used for food for cattle and poultry and for soap paints and medical purposes
 Claiming fh.t ro.m..a. War'.r Of Kcob.kn s taking too much authority upon himself in thc rce- u'aune %. the new maI service be- .uo.u KouHtn and r"enhWe
 and other nout. the r.'enhme H.- DOT. HIa him "Cnr Warior and invites him .o mind hIs own hu. r.. TH. u.n.r a'H.m. t.at .mH Ono aruvu" %. Postmaster Wariu Iha man ..rr.. Io rs.orhu.e has h..r ro..n fHH Nnter Tho Hc port aiso aa.c lha. he df mn. .r. hr bon. make ..gauI trips hE ay- ms thre u mo. enough maI 'o warrant Che run.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
OIL BILL SIGNED
 BY PRESIDENT
Dcontnoed from pago D

The stampede to tbo ol folds Is now on and tba morning Che aroou or corloya reminded one of tho mly daw whom placer pro.pcctou were rushing to thc hnls In quest of
 gold locations
 scoros Of mon woro aocu either wth nacts ou lhcIr bacaa OF witch ua- bae.. making tho.r way to tho city dock to board launches for Kate aHa or Yasataea. A number took u,eo ou tho train and and win .o as ar as Milo 89 and mush from .bcro to ,hc ol dolds
 Tbroe launches lcu hero tbIs morning. rho Rolfc wos headed .or Nauaea. and had on board Ja- .enb hacb and viio. M J Sullivan. Ed Curior Charles Roa Jack Dun- au Elmer Gamo Jack Carlyle. George Woll Ed Turk Ron Watson and two or throe others.
 Tho Pioneer also Icft for Koloua wIh mu passenger Hst among whom were Bon Osborne Prank Saunders q. E Bryan and Oscar 0h- man.
 The Mcdonald had a number of naaeneeH aboard bout hor deat.ua- uou Is not known.
 Tomorrow One Myrtle n and Rat- Hor win Ieayo wIth a iuu nst
 number oC local companies have boon formed and hcy too. oro ordur representatives into Che Geld To ioratc for them An Of those who have Iot figured tbat h@ wanted to ho on thc ground whom he now lcaane measure was signed by President Wilson rho bnl paaol both houses of congress ou February i and wlea vetoed by him with- In tm days. excluding Sundays win h0m. law mex. Tuesday
 Hmor. from Seward arc to Che r..t thet thore F considerable cx- r.mmt m chat section over Che new .aw and that town is Che mecca  D. oI iarl .oeaior bound for Che heI or Resurrection hay thc Keua HEc w..0r.heI Cold Bay and ne mnu Uo.inFa Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
PREMIER sTuI SHIPPING

wrr Hr.e mon aro working aI Tho rrm..- mine and ore Is bcHr shipped oat ou oyory boal" said J. F rhuatc. hc photographer who u. returned from that district after nmdue ueet taking p'curoa and ....r- otcr conditions "Tho team.
 mn. .o ne mne arc harl m. b..s r .amn mW which 's to Inn erected no.. summer and after which orIr .ho concentrates win hg hruoI to tho mo't.r"
 Am c1o.Hout road has hcoH huli .o tHe mHo. he r.norts and a mum n.r ol our-hore teams arc bonr ..oI m hauling ou. Che ore.
 0mw nronerI. on tho American I. ue-. reported to have ioca.c. good prospects and lo be going ahead vih ther prospecting and a ..-. .,d to he much encouraged a. .rr outlook \ now outft haa Hart .du na.G train sc-rIcc to a numbo. .. points in tho ml.s for the bono 0t ot tho uroane..ors who are no. aom na regular trails Kotch.tm Chronicle
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
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Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
NOTICE OF SALE

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Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
ALASKAN MAIL BOAT

On r.r Nar .o Southwestern t.Ha t.. vh.r. .hc win sorry. n. m.I boat he power ehome- Joseph ru rlr which was formerly operated by ne Columbia Rvor pno. 1.n rauon arrived In se.'u. on F.b. mav 2o from Portland and won. to p|or S Wher. she win oufH. .o. her voyage .o thc North
 Tho puurer wa. recently .nar trreI by Dr. Andrew C sm,a O. Portland who has tfo emcnmm. mal oonrae. for Western Na.sa rh. vessel .amr to s..aIc command. ed hy Captain Frank Wueht who ha. had much experience in A.nH vater She win load about TOO ton. of freight n sa'uc and .s oz- noe.cd to aaU thIs week for Seward whore sine win pick un maI fa. Kodiak and points along che Alaska Peninsula Tho Western A.aa mal route H now being served by Inc rns .hooncr EoIs. which H aI.o oncntef by ur Smith
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
FERRY TnIE CARD
JUNEAU FERRY E NAVIGATION
 COMPANY
Leaving Juneau for Douglas Tread

Leaving Juneau for Douglas Tread
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 ".. .".. Laure Douglas for rrssiwel and
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Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
 SURPRISES DOUGLAS

The quick acton Of simple glycer- no. buckthom bark, etc.. as mixed in AdIorI-Ika. is surprising One lpoonul relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach. Adlo-ri-ka acia on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes all foul accumulated matter which poisoned stomach. or ten CURES constipation Prevents appendicitis. One lady reports she has no moro pain In back Of head or gas on stomach since using Adler .-ka. Guy l.. Smith, druggist
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
WITCHHAZEL
 FINE FOR SORE EYES

n k surprising how quickly eye inflammation a helped by common wuhhaIa cmnhor hyire.Is e-c, mixed Iu Laron.k eye wash. One elderly ndr who had bew troubled many t.rr. was greatly helped In two duy. We guarantee a small bottle of Laropuk to help ANY CASE weak. strained or nlamod .rae Aluminium eye cup HIt.H. cuvs Drug Store Cor. 3rd and D St
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
SPRING HAs SPRUNG

WIth pussy willows swinging In ,bc w.ud with er coming out Of Is winter quarters and making rrcen thc Iauut and with clover show.ar above Che doai ioevcs. u loosa worry much as f spring had come to s.aY even thoush it Ia but thc middle of Febwrrs skarway Alaskan.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
WATsON cALLED

Tho stoomor Admiral Watson caIl- ed in at Troadwo'i early this week and took on Q considerable amount of arraD iron thot was got In roadi. ness by Contractor K R paykul. or shipment to Che States Tho .rap iron is tho bis soyon-tou an. ls Chat were under Che moriars ai ho 300 mul Mr. paykuIl blast. ao blocks Into pieces for shipment ud soils Chem to steel manufac. ur.r.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
RUSSIAN MONEY
 NO GOOD AT ALL
scuuy Kd' say Tint Money ls Plentiful in Siberia But
 ls Worthless

Victor Jacobson. better known a tho "scuv KId." hos arrived in Ne .tana wlth lom or 0toea don and sIoIrh load ol old Ivory md cur.os which be gathered during u hoat soaaou along tho North AasEa and Siberian coaa.a whero Inc wa cneaeoi in trading during Che greater part of Che summer. Howm accompanied on Che trip by M Noa rum. also am oII-umw of tbo lu- |. torIor country. and hcy were sixty days on route
 Iacobs0n who spent a large pnr. of las. winter m tbo government hospital with broken lor, Ier for .hc lower country in a mau boat sboruy auor thc opening of movie rauon. and upon arrival a, Nome ] signed on as member oi iho ns rchoonw Arctic. mul boat plying bcwcou sl Michael and points in hc for North beyond Doarne |Laicr ho transferred to thc trader ! Alaskan and crossed over to tho Siberian ..dc where he did c1na.dor- ablc trading with Che Ru nua ot AnodIr Eul Cape Bubbor Bay and bother points Ha was at hnadr ] when Che news eamo of Che founder '.ur of Ono Be'yederc
 There are ureo Americans at ! AnoI.r he saye one Of tham being ! Prof. Lampc. formerly v.olinist Of . Nome who H now In charge Of % .mge trading po.. ani doing voIl The Russians be met along Che ooaa. ncrc very friendly and hosp.abIe and easy to trade Witb They do .tbo trading witch hc natives of the
 Interior and aeI to Che trading
 cbooncn which rsIt Che coast
 Arr.yals on Che Siberian coarf are discouraged from going into Che u- tcror because of tho mc,uel cone UHons arnnr from am unstable government
 Jacob.on Hsa Inc nW ai aHl8 Of Russian money on thc coast and hat none of t has much wluc Eighty Siberian rublos. for instance layc Che vaIue Of ono American do- ar KcrcnHy ublea zchnuee on Che basis ol abou. ss for a dolar thc crar ruh'os 20 for dolw and
 hc Kolchak money las no yaluo at au Money s worry n'cnIm. at hn- aIr and he 200 people there seem to hc worry nronoror n rraI money They lEe eo'd and have considerable ol it rho summer pope .ualIou of hnad.r a about double .fbat Of hc winter
 Much of thc ivory which Jacob.ou obtained on the American aoas- ho took to s.bcr.a .o haee It made into novelties. hc native. ol tne Ru au .dc being much moro ssum in cutting Tie mys th. many Of th. old natives who formerly c1l ivory i'm tho Nome dIsue. wore killed ol .hy .ho influenza epidemic
 
 Liquor on Che Siberian side H ivory nlonuml Jaeohsan ay N kinds o. booze !. oha|nah'o from lager bc.r to tae bo. s.o.ch mor. apparently being mo restriction .ara.rs. thc lmf.c
 Jacob.m plan. .o rowu to Bcr ing aaa i'm tho spring. and aya n. win mu ou a boat of h'a own during .he coming mmcr
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
GOING TO WORK

L Barlo'nL who recently return nd from Seattle whoro he has been iy'ns for about year, has gone O work at tho Troadwcl machine lop
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27

~sITKA HOT sPKNus." Accom- modations. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. L.. F. Goddard. sauitarIum. Alaska Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27

Capt. J. P TompkIus formerly of huctoraro and Tradwei and C. runucr hayo gone to SoIdoy.a whore theg win start clam cane ror, Tho p.1rt win bc located ou .ow chat win be moved from n.arc to place.
 \ wireless has bcn received at Seward from Commissioner nuoield of Urm stating that some kind o. am epidemic of colds has broken ou.
 among .he children thwc It is 1aid ftat It is mot Influenza and ,hat four deaths have already occurred
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27

Forty au,os are licensed to opp .u.c a. Ne.ch.ban.
 rI rarkcr a coat dca'er of hetch- tar. died tbcrc during One influenza .nleuI.
 s.,.n members Of Che crew of Che ..nnoNr tmIcr Cedar wore re- ported m recently wlh influenza. u emrer veu known pile ryr man of Kcth.kau. succumb .I .o influenza Ias. week
 1 eaucry s to bc erected this r on tho southeast coast o. Bara- mol HaaI by ,he Alaska Union Fah- .na
 Nr F F Enneuor wife of a man connected vth the ko'chikm Bank. Uei Ias. week from Che cnce" %. u1uwn
 n.errm- on March uezt Che .leu Daily Times win advance subscription rates from fl Q month to Sl25
 Charles n Fiorv supervisor of Alaskan forests was married on H.r.rv D. at Portland. Ore. Go Miss Florence Brandt
 reported that One Roe Point rI s.aE.u .m.r.e. which were .. operated Hs. year, win reopen ,a or and nat mp racss
 rH. nrnNnua basket hau team
 fe. n. Prince Buner. aeue- ..r recently i'm three games Tho u... l.f. a.-l- and 2i-i>. w-r-r hae a piece ol ground -.-. trar r0n yards square upon which m. people o. the town Invite ur.r. t1 mt The ground Is . from Instructions
 m. H.. statement of Che Miners
 Merchant. Bank of Ke.chkan m total resources %. hat usu- .r.r to r.r. passed the million
 Thv arc sIf2oa5512.
 has boon reported uat many n usu choir bo.'e and
 .a nnrr rrres to escape thc rrnera ha. les beor on n iIt-
 Southeastern Naeaa towns t..mdrr lo -he customs report Er.nhau ua. Ono most prosperous
 town in Alaska m IaIa Nerrhm . n. n. .aIue ol se.sf-.efi wore uu.. u.. town during Che year, rr. nt. oI Wune.I promoted and carried out u 'e.n year dance
 E. va'munes Day. The pr.n- rI decorations were heart. dnr- r- from cr.r. conceivable part ol Inc haL
 rr. NasEa Industrial Union win ...t l.romIe. to a convention tha' MI. To. hold at notarbwr on March n. rr hc uaees of oanuery work
 nm Inc rr.ec o, fish for Che com r ason
 .une reHof fund has been - n. retrburr Tho money ne fund win be used u rase Of
 I.rt to Che person OF clothing of n~h.r %. Che department while performing his duties
 m. suT ol a man vas found Q .-. "nraeo at Vmk riat near ..r. Hm. aeo at vant m.o. rcar un.. over 70 Deputy Marshal Noah Howell The suI vas .n a good a,. ol preservation
 rn. Gateway Cv Limited. oror- ...I or Che government railway be- tur Seward and hnetouec haa boon augmented hy Che addition ol hur.. and chair car Lunches are ..-..I i'm Che blIot
 uv.r " J. Rogers recently had a ..Er bauIe vh.Ic under ua.er in ,..h.ar harbor uc was attaek. I rr u buu-fead several inches in
 rh and ue.dei In killing Ono r"ue Nth le pocket hn.lt
 Captain George Nuui of Che fah- . boat Munro va married a. N.untar on February v to Miss rre tf stanred The bride wa. , omr-v school teacher mt Nctla. uhua and was lately transferred .o Bay View.
 Capt. J. F. Tompkns formerly of tuchouro and TroadvoI and C. rur1n hayo roue to so.doya vrre hey win start a clam cam norv Tho nIart win bc located or
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27

For ,he bo.. and noltet loh pru. ne come to thc NcNs office
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29

any official higher up, because the
residents mentioned in the foregoing
paragraph are none other than the
latest addition to the poultry depart
ment of the institution which is con-
stantly doing effective work for the
sick in this city.
Miss Winters is justly proud of
the success which has been achieved
in the raising of chickens. She has
500 large Rhode Island Reds and
White Leghorns and the latest per-
manent residents to register at the
modern feathered hotel are of a sim
liar kind, and will number at least
400.
An average of rs eggs are picked
up each day in the henhouses, and
every housekeeper knows what an
item of expense is scratched from
the wrong side of the ledger by Miss.
Winters, superintendent of the Boga-
lusa Hospital, through this saving.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29

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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29
OIL BURNING BOILERS
ARE BEING INSTALLED

Four oil burners for emergency
use are being installed at the Great
Southern Lumber Company and the
Bogalusa Paper Company. A stor-
age tank of 10000 gallons capacity
will be filled with oil at the former
plant, while similar tank of $4,000
gallons capacity will be located at the
latter industry.
These are different types OF burn
ers, the one at the Great Southern
plant is the steam jet system, while
at the Bogalusa Paper Company the
mechanical system will be used.
The work is being done under the
direction of Major Jack Friend, su-
Dervising engineer of the Great
Southern Lumber Company. The
burners will be ready in case they
are needed for any reason to replace
the other method of firing the
boilers.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29
STAMP SALES HERE
RANK 9TH in STATE

You may not know it, but it's a
fact that Bogalusa ranks seventh in
the entire state when it comes to the
sale of postage stamps. This is the
basis upon which Uncle Sans rates
his places of business of this kind.
While Bogalua ranks as a second
class postoffice now, it is bordering
or the first-class standing, and if re-
suits of the past may be taken as a
forecast for the future, Just watch
this city step into the new cIassifi-
cation.
Some of these days, and it won't
be long, if the same push and en-
ergy are kept up, the city where sop
portunity resides and industry and
get-up-and-go lives" will be able to
point with pride to a federal build
ing worthy of the progress which is
being made here.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29
MRS. CORA EZELL DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Mrs. Cora Ezell, one of the old in
habitants of Richardsontown died at
the Bogalusa Hospital Saturday aft
ernoon after long illness. She had
been taken to the institution at diff
ferent times in an endeavor to check
the progress of a serious ailment, but
the disease was too much for her ad-
vanced years and death resulted.
The funeral was conducted from
the late residence of the deceased
Sunday morning at 1920 o'clock by
Rev. A. ]. Gearheard and the body
was buried at Sun.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29
TERRIFYING DISCOMFORTS
FROM SKIN DISEASES

that approaches S. S. S. for real
efficiency. S. S. S. has been on the
market for fifty years, during
which time it has been giving uni
form satisfaction for all disorders
for which it IS recommended. If
you want prompt relief, you can
rely upon S. S. S. S. S. S. is
splendid system cleanser; it is not
sold or recommended for venerea1
diseases. For expert advice as to
the treatment of your own indi-
vidual case, write to-day to Chief
Medical Adviser, Swift Specific
Co, Dept. a, Atlanta, Ga.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29
Itching and Burning EruptionS
Torture Victims.

If your skin seems ablaze with
the fiery, burning and itching of
Eczema, real and lasting relief can
only come from treatment that
goes below the surface - that
reaches down to the very source
Of the trouble Skin diseases come
from disordered condition of the
blood, and search far and near,
you cannot find a blood remedy
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29
CENSUS ENUMERATOR
FAILED TO CHECK 400

There are at least four hundred
babies that have been left off the
official report of the cesus enumer-
ators for Bogalusa. The discovery
was made by an Enterprise news
hunter who was nosing around the
hospital a few days ago.
Of course, it wouldn't be right for
the city authorities to make a kick,
either to the district supervisor, or
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29
HAVEN GOES TO ST. LOUIS

D. B. Haven, for two years chief
clerk to G. A. Townsend, sales Tpan-
ager of the Great Southern Lumber
Company, left Tuesday for St. Louis,
where he becomes salesman for that
section for the Great Southern. Mr..
Haven has made many friends during
his residence in Bogalusa who will
regret to lose him, but wish him moth
ing but happiness and success in his
new location.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF BOGALUSA,
LOUISIANA:

Some statement of conditions is due to you the Tax
payers to why it is necessary to vote additional bonds
for school purposes.
We voted 100000 for schools This was last year.
We let the contract for the school buildings in Richard
sontown on Pleasant HILL Columbia Street and in North
west Bogalusa and these buildings nearing compile
ton The cost of building Materials however, has con-
tnuousy advanced just like the cost of foodsuffs and
wearing apparel so that when ready to let the
contract for the High School building and when we did
let the contract we were short about $4,000 IN funds to
complete it.
representative of the Great Southern Lumber Com
pany and the allied industries, who already pay over Is
per cent Of the taxes and Who as industries, get nothing
out of the school buildings Themselves Immediately sug
gested that vote another bond issue that may
pete the Schools that the children might have the most
modern educational advantages of any children in this
section of the country, which was Immediately decided
upon We have temporarily made provision for the lssu
ance of certificates to take of the erection of the
school buildings until the bonds be voted In addi
ton to this S500000O that is necessary to complete the
High School building, will have to have money
to build school for the coored people in two sections Of
town. and will have to have some money to equip all
of the school buildings haven't sufficient school
furniture in all of our little school buildings at present to
equip the new buildings and we are, therefore, calling
another election to vote S10000000 of bonds This cleo
ton will be held Tuesday, May 18th, 1920 and every
voting taxpayer may cast his ballot for or against the
proposition between the hours OF m and p m. on
that date
The most encouraging feature about the bonds is
this: That our assessment has been increased much
that we will not have to pay any additional taxes IN other
words the provision which have already made for the
retirement of the present bond issue the budget for this
year will take care of the new bonds also, WITHOUT
AN INCREASE IN TAXATION
All right-thinkng and progressive citizens will, of
course go to the polls on that date and cast their ballot
for the school bonds The erection of the school build
ngs in the various sections of the town has already
HANGED the value of all property but the school buildings
without equipment would not make us much better off
than we are at present.
o1oo
tion and is to earnestly solicit your support in carrying
the election We hope to mail this statement to everyone
qualified to vote in this election and shall confidently
look forward to your presence at the polls May 11h
and great victory for the development of the children
Of our y by Overwhelming majority in favor of the
bonds.
Don't forget the date-Tuesday, May 11th 1920.
SCHOOL BOARD CITY OF BOGALUSA.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-29

TWO HOUSES on Pleasant Hill
for sale; one located on Avenue H,
the other on Avenue T. For price
and terms address P. o. Box 144,
Bogalusa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

mdium-capacity two-whee drive truck, which built il
response of the famous Duplex Four Wheel Drive.
strong durable and well built and is unusually hgI
standard truck investment s. SIS o. b. Lansing Mich
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
EAST DIMNlICk.

Allen Galloway visited his wife at
the Harris Hospital in Mendoza Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell start
ed housekeeping last Thursday on
their farm vacated by George Mason.
Mrs. Charles Black spent the week
end with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
John Robinson in Rock Island.
Miss Ruby Edgecomb visited her
sister Mrs, Harry kleckner from Wed,
nesday until Saturday
Mrs Charles Stout ana Mr. and
Mrs Charles Black were among those
who attended a Farmers meeting in
Ottawa Tuesday
Miss Kit Stevenson returned home
from Dwight Saturday, where she hal
visited since Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E, Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgeccmb Jr
We're callers at her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. William Anderson's in Waltham
Monday afternoon.
Cranebro's shelled corn Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Robinson left
last week for visit with their daueh-
ter, Mrs George Ruby in Fairmont,
Virginia
Mr., and Mrs. Mitchell Kotowski
moved INTO the Stuart Duncan farm