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NprO 9afota.
Siel0en ltlu brrbt.

SielSen ltlu brGbt. Sra @ills-
ton meloes, at &uncbers npr Spring
@roof bar ianaet Ell Iaafalht 9uffa.
l%o-ltlp, oen fcrite al bette SIags
man / berlne Gel al Staten bar feet
paa mango Iar. Spret peieoe SO
9lnb eiter at o9re fIoact, % Ben
maalte 66 CONNER ira Sntoen til
@aleIpioien.
Malere forlanger 2pnsfurbbielic.
Ialere % Seforaterer i Sarge bar
f~orlnngt lin 2sn forbsiet til 50
Gents pr. Cine, % ct al Irbeiosgl-
perne itiaet &omprcmistilbllb ON IS
Gents cr afuiit. Walerne3 Sagior-
ening bar oerpao llbiteot ct Ultima
tllrlt ON, at Streif pil iperfIrtteS ben
lite Npril, ON life set Itilleoe sSor-
langenbe iltocn Sen Sio er ineoe-
folnlnet.
Gr igicn / Sloeu. Gapio 8. llg.
lnllO, / i'm Sio aasIerer peo Seulrl-
tp @onf / anpr, er peo Retten / Hanl-
len Golrntu iunben ifnloig / gropt
Spperi % oil moaife igicn gipre BE
fienotifob mco Statsfpneslet. 81
fer of pprc fonllnen / &onfltft meo
Statcn5 @unflope benltes llglano
Tor nogcn Sio tilbagc I'll lem Mars
Stra'arbeiOe, nlelt lsSlooeS pua ga
role citcr at haze ticnt nj Waaneoer.
Slttornep General 2urgcr latte ban,
300 fort citcr unoer Nnfluge for at
hare i%tioalct cnocl Sinfre ira Gil
Sarm / @cnion Golrntp, % Oct er
paa ocrnr Ynflage, at ban M er
ognlt.
|nbactinitem fpr Snsmooeren. -
Gn apin0ctIIb / Sarge bar 'ut Jig
Spiblen for Ell &epGgelIe meo BET
Tormaal at ian 9llogetipitem inoferi
/ sc ioriflcaide Slsbolouinger, %
&lubben9 WcoIenmler bc9unote Tor.
rige llac at 9aa ira Tor til Ipr Tor
at intercSicrc Nllameorelle | Tlanc,,
Ocnlc @uopetplan or clloel al ell Al
@peua apiuocr iucrfiat ScprgclIc
Ior az gicrc Oct minorc t~oItbnrt al
lcuc, ol iom eli al &c ierItc Tcttt'
oclicr bCrinr olierc@ ell belt lalcrl.
mem iorrctniugsmUaiia Hcgn'faba.
isricl % Ell pna Sorhdano Talt'ai
hight o9iaa ! Susmoocrcls Ncpar.
tcnlcnt.
Tire rpmt ira Statsirugslct. -
Wonoifabcr nleo Sporhunbc bar Grc-
oal pna Sagt eltcr ire Sanger. Der
bcu iortgaucnoc !lftcn par renlt Iro
StatSinng3lct pco Si@marcf. Sc
hapoc brllot iig 9icnncm Nurprg'
gen % iirct iig neb ira Srngslets
more Nhlr. Dc antage3 OF pGre ulo'
pcare lige citer Niteusmaaltioet %
mcbcuS andre Sanger maricbercoe I'll
Den paulige 6oreitiuing mteb Spsbll'
lebcr. @arocn VtcSonalo iiAcr. a,
llnopiselicn o~poageoes iuben 10 Wtl'
inter. Gen eile al &c fire Hemlin'
ger, Nrthnr @ucf, par FOR 10 Nar
iiocn | @aro Gcuutp bemt I'll lips'
pariNt Srugicl ior Woro. &c an'
orc, Nan Nurtc ira GLENDALE, Sohr
StuprarN ira NSounirnil Goumtn %
Charles @rcnor ira GaiS Goumtr.
uar henlt ira ire iii icm Gar Tor IN
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WiinucIotd.
,Snflncn;n bTu9cr uco. !

,Suilncn;a bru9cr ucb. <>nilllcnjo
ornairrcr ircmbeIc3 uco Heform'to-
len / SEQ @inq, pmcro Ser life M
cr noQcn belt olporliQe SiIirlocr. On
al Sfplcuv SGrcrc cr / Nn'taliella
Mpipitol liocnoc al Spqhonmcl.
Wanmcl Yiunccr opo. - ears
Struno, ser hnu0c buct | 9ticolItt
Gnuutu Sc llDitr 60 Aor, or nf1uoct
pco 0cocu I iii Nicm / Satc Tralrlc
EornIhip, nur St. Vctrr. San OF
noacoc Sen heic 2llocr Al so Nar.
Smr mauac Muturbaaoc. Nco
g&iuoa Nciolfuing Cr mc0ct hcnglpnc
Ill Glooicilu62. at bonnie cftcr oct
itorc Nntal Wtotorbouhc. iom houc@
ser. Statitllitcu ulIcr, at Der Al
Tolf / &ucu bctolca oucr $1,000 i
Sfut Tor Wiotorbna6c ulcnc.
Sfulcbcinrcr rciiancrcr. Bait. 5.
M. %&icf. iom sc iloitc IN Nor bar
uurct Vrriiocrt ior Rco @ln9 Sc
minar. hor rcil0ncrct ior al lrutrrNc
ocu fife ,Nuti. Man hdr nntoaet
NaIN iom Nrcit Tor Den norlt luther
lie McuiQhco i &rlpcIl, Soma,
Nnnrot rnmmct Nnmtlic. Touilicn
Gctcriun bocu0C pC0 "a Crescent Il
lcopcr Nlo0cn 'or "a CROSSE, er bic
ucn huorbt rommct, IoCt Mrs. Nuuo
Y Ectcriou rr oiAaoct pch Sootn
iuocu ire llUcr citcr al iaopcl hcnot@
Wiaub Tom hcuoe3 Ytobcr par nroc.
%nrnclia innoct. &iact Al CT nm
loot Barn iouotc3 iorlcNcn / Ct NJ
trrNcIitapurcIic / Ct Al Chief Nipcr
SAILS MotcQcr. &UQcr CrtIrre6c, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-16

800 Gar SrGifo baglig, men bette
forilnor life. SrGifo bruges life
lrnger / DC fcrifielIige Sierr, men
oct er / Sabrifer, at mon finoer Dem
melt hcnligtsmpsiige, iiPr hoor DER
or paooc % inatige Sub, 'oaIom l
Observation-Disclosures, See Cream
,Sobrifcr 0. |. 3rPIfocne oct oil
iiac Sdalcrnc - or 10 lolnnlcr INF
fc pch Srlcn % w Ionumc tptfc
unoer Tobblooct. Zen nnuc1Nte Srr,
tort cr Soutbcrn Soft MapIc. Sfoc
ne iorc9 nlco Silt % bar Cpcroel AZ
SG0cr.
Tinansmano / ilcm Stinine. Gn
Wonlbc iprona iorri9c llac / DC inc
tic iinnniieac % 'elifabell9c areolc /
Gcnor Mopio5, ioet e. ). Gltncnn,
@ncna melt f~rernragcnhe Een9emono
oo Eruiiocnt for Nntioual Wonbtn9
80, phloiclig ofiIsrebes TOM E. s.
C'0onucn. Der i Gcbruar 1913 for
iuanht ira gulilth, Willrl, c'tcr at
bopc aiort 'iq ifploia / foriflcul9c
Iulifncricr oa ci~terlobenoe ia ell
@irIo al omfring $4,000. Oppc |
0liIllth troehe man, al G'Eonnell
par reiit iii Spbnmerlfo, % bans CT
tcrIootc Suitru % ire @ern hor bit
uof itooct / iammc 6ormcning. 5
1916 fom ban BOG ION Ifr. 3itncnn
iii Solar RopioS, % Ell MfrS. Inlt
con bar Der b%ioroaet til, at be fom
/ itor @unit / sc n1cre lel'fubell9e
areo'c. 2orlIocn gtntlonol Bombing
So, Der bar Ell Sopital al 2 Nfllto.
ncr Collars % lsnllcnoe ham ION
Vrriiocnt mco $4,000 Norct, bar
ban orqauiIcrrt 10 andre %nofIaa be
tnoeliac Bcn9cinititutloner, ncnlIl9
Otutllol Giobilitn So. % Soma Pin
tomobilc W>lltllal TnInrancc SO. Gn
omhu0oclio @icnncmganel'c al ola|c
1orretninQcr0 Nsgcr bar DOG bit, Of
alt or / Sen bcoltc GSorIotning, o1
Den tiDIiocrc S'Gonncl cr uocn
Gull M Ell uclbolocn Wono. @on
neotcr booronoftet at uGrc Den ira
Duluth i%oriprnone Wonb, men Der
ifol ullcrcoc iorcli9ac @cpi'cr, 'om
life Qipcr H1m for llogcn Spil Der
ON. TN Nsiuronccmono ira 0Tllntb
houbc Inolc6c5 Tor fort Slo 'tocn
aiclficnot bnn % prG'entcrct bart
Ell oonrmcl Sororing MOB e. =
G'0onncn for $4,000, builtcn Slm
Tuncan uobctoltc ll6en at ann cIler
iortrrffc Ell Wiinc. Slayer moo ham
pnr uoItcot / Gullrtb, % 2opena
Nuonohrpcrc por ulocrpei3 I'll Gc
onr Rnpioa Tor al orreItcrc hoI1
Nultrucu / Tuluth bar life 'egt
5filamiaic. Ccrca rloitc GottCr,
Vhuli$, blcu iioltlcoen 15bc Sonilor
oiii rncb @oroou 8. Hcilln, % DC
Dor mi / Ntlonto, Ga. Snlcan
cacr rcttcre C'0onncn cr 10 Nnr
oomnlcl. San %crflUrer, at ban ira
Ell aorporotiou / Eitcn bar SlIbno
ON $4,000 Nnrct, hporfor ban az
fer at iorlahc Gcoar NnpioS. - &c
mere mcIoca, al ga Wirnoene ira III
lIth onfou iii Gcbor Hnpio@, par
0lmcnu iorIprmhcn m~topclta net
on rciit mco ct eitqoocnhe Zoo. Sans
&cuucr crflrrcbc, at BON fun mar
rcilt ill Chicago for at iaa tiIbrin9c
nozzle Gage / Stilhco. % at ban 'na
piIoe fonmc tilba9c % meoe line
Nnfln0crc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-16
SQinois.
Chicago irttes paa Matipner.

ShteagD i9ttes paa Hattoncr. -
Sept. 8. 6. Soporb, Statens Yro-
btbitionsotreftsr, bar begrrniet @bi.
~ifpforbrlget / Chicago til $4,000
Fints ON Oagen - oct faar bore
NOT, erf19rer ban. gbicoaos Ipo.
tbefere er iarttioig lat paa Station,
loet inaen al Dem mna IpIae mere
emo 100 Gallons @biIfp, Sin eucr
8eneper pr. Maaneb.
Sra ben bagpenbte @erben. Som.
tioig iom Susmsorene pogter Silf.
ferpoien lige iaa ombpeeeIig icm iii,
0ieIten, bar Imericam Sligor Gefin.
ing SO. al Chicago / fin oarlige &ap.
port for 1919 itiaet tiIipne en- Netto.
fortieneite al benimob 9% Winion
Collars, eler nsiagtig $9,4ts,675,
ligelig, efter Observation-Disclosures,
meb 1898 Brocent paa &orporotio.
mems I~ftiefapitaI af 8 MiGioner Col.
lars. s 1918 bar benre famine Net.
tofortiereite libt mirbre, nemIig 49,.
1885, eler 11.74 Yrocent.
Spts Ee IiRer "cecprab.Vphen", nroeidI ben
I'll Naboer og 8ierote. BIS Dem ct Titnner al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-16
@isconTn.
Saabrna / Hbinelanoer.

Wpt Sagbrng / Rbimelanoer. See
9ros. / Gbinelanoer bar paabegpnOt
Spierelie al ct mt Sagbrna iiteoet'
for oct, Iom n%ebbr9note Der iibite
CONNER. , Get npe Mnl9g bill lepere
inotil 10000 500 SrGlait al baaroe
Srpiorter e1er 10000 Sob at De 10
iere Sprter pr. Sag.
Snebferne siper @ariel. &c orga.
niIereoe Sneofere / Gbippepa Sails
bar eipct &ariel ON, at Der begpns
oenoe lite Mtai pil trGbe ifrnft en- M
9enningsifale meo 9 Simers Irs
beibsbog, Is Gents pr. Sime, SIP
pr. Sime for Spertio og $3.50 pr.
Sime for SsnbagsarbeiOe.
8leu 100 Mar aammcl. Mrs. @a-
RTE Wngoalen Siebert er 100 Iar og
4 Waaneber gnntmel afgaaet neo Do
Den / lit Sicm / Seymour efter ct
Iongparigt Spgeleie. De iiolte 10
@ar al lit Sip bar bum fil0itpnoig
blind. 1Sorl,ben fine fire Senner og
ire 0stre efterluoer hl,n fig AS Scr.
nebern % oper 80 @ernebsrns @ern.
Sparer life til Napnct. Irnt SUB
mllnoierl. Ell al De melt fremrogertoe
Wtpno paa @aibington Sslano, nGr
Sturacon Ban. er nplig fonmen
tilboae eiter flere Maaneoers Ve'ea
pda Sslnno. San Tiger, at bette
Sano life Iparer til lit Napn, ialralo
life ON &interel, oa &llmutet / So
bet al 0internlaaneoerne er togct
n1ilocre ertb ppre @isconli1.
9po al Saar ira 1862. Sberit 81.
3. Sacfion al Mtenaibu er oeo iom
Splae al ct Suar ban erbolbt UNDER
9orgerfrisens bersmte Slog peo
Sarpers Terrp i 1862. OberIten ops
noaeoe BOG Den bpie glber al SO
slar, men Gsoen bar BOG Ell birette
Tel9e al Ben 8ranatIpllnt, hporaf
ban / bint SIag rnmmcoes. Saaret
helbreoeoes tilIpnelaoenoe, men breo
iwcltcre pp iaien. % De iioIte % aar
hapoe ban iii Stabigheb liot oeraf.
Iamt for Spnncmoro. - MrS.
| Stunlcn 9lomifi er pco Hctten / Hbi-
! nclonocr iuuocn ifploig / at bape
orrbt i'm 6 aarigc ilGatc Sen %
oent I'll 20 Mars Straiurbcioc
| Stotsipnqslet pcb @aupiil. Scnocs
Nauo, ser par itiaet unoer Iannn1c
Influec, tIcp irltienot. Snofalote
Specialiiter crflGrebe, at onlcrio
apinoen itoo paa CT lnut Grin i aan-
bella Sellcenbc. iaa par De ooerbe-
pitt ON, at bun bar ililbt no tilregne.
lia. GA bln begif Den irpstcliee Sor.
brpoelie.
9Gscrne islser meo Sioen. SG.
scr,c / "a crosse bar fra 0tanoag
ser, Soc Warts iorbsiet fine carter
for oaiaa / oennc Senieenbe at islge
meo Siben. Sor 8ootiolf | ga
9rosic foiter BET III ST at raaoiere
iia meb i'm Sree pr. Seleion, me.
pcls ct alminoeligt 9Gacbeisg peo
bsilps 0us foiter $3.50. Sliper mon
inrioIcrtib MOTT til at falbe SGaeit no
on 3atten foiter oct oerimpo Oct
ocbbelte, nernlia 81. Zen tiolieerc
Sart Tor @Geebeisa noe paa Sanoet
i 9sbct al So9en or bibebolbt, mem.
La 81 pr. Dtil. men fer iaabanne
llbfoloelicr Matters Sioer, ha Tor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-16

Suts De ItRer DEBORAH. vshen", anoe'dI Den
I'll 9eaboer oe 8ierote. BIS Dem ct SSfnter al
glaoet MI % bd - og 1enoer De os en- ne
Nbcnnert. finl bt NOT btoe at pooIYiDnne be-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

ers, who are ready to plant corn.
The high winds and sand storms
have gotten most Of Ne gardens that
are up.
Mrs. s w. Wagner spent a short
while with Mrs. Barker Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Bryan Sides came home Wed
nesday from Van Zandt county where
he has been teaching school He will
help his father make this crop.
Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton from
Rails spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Sides.
T. l.. J. and Anna Grim gave an
Easter egg hunt to the little folks
on Easter day. Quite number were
present. Every one seemed to en-
10y themselves Gainey Nix was Civ
en- first prize for finding the most
eggs
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Moore were
shopping in Lubbock Saturday.
The morning Of April lst was
bright and pretty A nice breeze was
coming from the west in few min
utes later a nice coat Of sand came
TO introduce our new month. Most
every one would be glad TO see Miss
June outclass her preceding month
Mr.. r. A. HAWKINS has been on
the puny list for several days. BE
has not fully recovered from the fiu.
Misses Nora Sawyers and Evils
Bevills were visitors az school Tues
day.
Mr. c. r. Crawford hauled load
Of cane 70 Lubbock Friday.
Misses Thelma Thompson, Elite
Mae Henderson and Duwain Gather
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Gather Of Shallowater.
Mr.. J. p. Webb and Mr. Abner
Sides were around Monday getting
up a subscription to make Canyon
an Independent district.
Mr.. J. B. Sides was taking the
school census last week.
Mr. Melba Thompson is having
some trouble with his foot. He kick
ed nj some object and sprained it.
He is now in the Lubbock Sanitar-
ium.
Mr.. J. W. Grim received his first
payment from his oil shares from
the Ranger field
Opal Crawford spent Saturday
night with CAME Nix.
Misses Helen Barnett and Frances
Jackson gave an Easter egg hunt TO
the pupils in their rooms.
Most all Of the ladies are setting
their incubators now.
r. L. J. Grim spent Wednesday
night with Emily and Lucille Wag-
ner.
Quite number from in and
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
BIG TENT THEATRE
HERE NEPT WEEK

Brunk's Comedians will erect the
most complete and comfortable tent
theatre touring the Southwest. On
the corner First and Cypress streets
opposite fire station. Next Monday
morning this tent will be absolutely
water proof, double sidewalled and
sand storm proof
The company is composed Of 20
actors. musicians and vaudeville art
lists. which are second 70 none in
their respective lines Of work. Har-
ley Sadler. the comedian and man
ager of the company has surrounded
himself with the best talent obtain
able regardless Of expense, TO give
the public the latest comedies and
dramas Of the day and will present
here such plays as "The Girl He
Couldn't Buy" "The Sweetest Girl
in Arizona" "The Man From Ar
Kansas" the great military play,
"The Coward" etc, for your approx
al.
The opening play next Monday
night will be a rural comedy drama
in acts. entitled The Country
Boy" with plenty Of good clean.
rube comedy throughout, also up-to-
the-minute high class vaudeville be-
tween acts, supported by Prof.
Moore's Concert Orchestra, who will
play other classical and jazz selec-
tions in concert before the curtain
and between acts. which represents
distinct classes Of entertainment
r 4 -.
is so low YOU can't afford TO miss
night and bling the whole fami-
~.
The doors will open at 700 p.
m and the curtain viii rise prompt
ly at 500 p m. and the show will
be over at 10 p. m.
Watch for the band on the streets
next Monday evening at 4 p. M,
and in front of the tent Monday
night at 700 p. m. ally
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
NEWS GATHERINGS FROM
CANYON COMMUNITY

Miss vada sides spent Saturday
night and Sunday with friends at
Lubbock
Canyon was well represented Of
ShaIlowatcr Saturday; several points
were won. Every one enjoyed the
foe dinner that was given.
Sunday school Is growing fast IN
students. both old and young now.
Every one that Is not attending,
come and let's all pull together and
make it one hundred per cent Mr..
Pruitt is superintendent; Mrs. II. r.
Webb, secretary; teachers are as fol-
lows: Mr.. II. r. Webb, Bible class
Mrs. Lemon. Junior class: Miss Jewel
Sides. card class. We have a nice
lot OF Officers and teachers and
they are trying 20 do their part. Let
everybody be at Sunday school Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Rolph Goodnight ran in TO
Mr.. Hollis car Sunday night, com
pletely demolshing Mr. Hollis car,
but not much damage was done 20
Mr.. Goodnight's car. No one was
hurt.
Mr.. j y. Sides happened to the
misfortune Of getting his corn and
most Of his headed maize burned up
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

Tuesday. Mr.. Sides was burning the
trash and weeds and the hre seemed
10 be- an out. he went on some other
errand and happened 20 look back
and saw his feed burning. ny the
assistance Of the ncighbors, they
kept the hre from his stacks The
loss was about Ave hundred dollars.
Theola Crawford was the guest
~ Helen Forbes Sunday.
Mcssrs. Crawford, Webb and Sides
threshed last week.
Mrs G. G. Forbes was the guest
Of Mrs. r. Grim Sunday afternoon.
Miss Evils Bevills came home from
Temple, Texas, where she has been
visiting relatives and to see II the
change would help her. She is doing
nicely az present.
The Social Center met Friday
night. Owing TO the CLOUDS and the
high winds, only a few were pres
ent.
Little Alma Ruth Taylor, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Taylor, depart
ed this life on March 10th She was
eight months and twenty days old.
After a long and hard struggle, the
angel above called il 70 join their
happy band. The many friends join
them IN their sorrows.
A real nice good rain would be OF
much benefit and help to the farm
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
SOME NEWS ITEMS
FROM SEMINOLE SENTINEL

On Sunday. April 18th, a revival
meeting will begin At the Methodist
church. Rev. /. A. Smith Of Lamesa
has been secured to assist the local
pastor, Rev Shepard, and comes
highly recommended az a good speak
er and forceful in his messages. He
having just closed a very successful
meeting at Lamesa, in which there
was many conversions.
The April term Of the district court
convened here this week with Judge
Spencer presiding. The grand jury
was put to work Monday at noon,
and was dismissed Tuesday after
noon. returning two bills Of indict-
ment. Jerry Massey plead guilty to
charge of theft OF saddle. and
was sentenced to serve two years in
the penitentiary. The docket for
Gaines county was light and court
only lasted two days.
While Il was known for the past
several days that the condition Of
W c. Reid was critical. his death.
which occurred at o'clock Saturday
morning. Mar. ~. came unexpected
TO many.
NJ. s. Doss this week sold ESQ cows
and heifers TO Harris a Reed Of Ro-
tan. to be loaded At Seminole Sat
urday.
T. L. Powell arrived the firrt OF
the week from Hast Texas 10 pre-
psre 10 farm on the place he recent
~ pur7hassd from John Ssrtin about
twelve miles north of Seminole. He
sspseu TO bring his family here IN
q few week..
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

A second al well has been hrsushs
" - vssnsa AID he psspIs sss
nsskink vsFnsnwsrd n sfsst dssks
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

nssk esdsss nos fsE 4 Q. ". Leo
xss MAJ Asssksa pallets hssIa l&y.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
AUTOPSY REVEALS

Considerable infection with tape
worms, ten to fifteen feet in length;
frequently a pint and sometimes two
pints of these worms are found in the
small intestine of single lamb.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

around here have bought a share in
the new West Texas Sanitarium.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
SYMPTOMS

Coughing, discharge from nos
trils, weakness of eyes and loss of
appetite.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

Lambs infected with tapeworms
are a burden upon the owner. Sever
al cases have been reported to me by
our sheep men the past few days.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
ADVICE

advise all sheep owners to watch
their herds carefully and to have all
diseases diagnosed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-01
RECENT DEATHS
GRACE EVELYN CHASE FLINT

Grace Evelyn Chase, wife of Leslie
M. Flint, died at the Pembroke san
atorium, Aug. n, after brief i'll
ness. She was born in Magog, p. O..
Oct. Is, 1899, being the daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. Frebon B. Chase OF
Whcelock. Most of her carly life was
spent in Clarcmont N. II. Her cdu-
cation was completed at St. Johns
bur- Academy, and she was employ
ed at the Fairbanks scale factory az
stcnographcr. On Aug. 9, 1913, she
was married to Leslie M. Flint of
Newport. She leaves beside her hus-
band, two children, Beverly C. and
Leslie M. Flint, Jr., IL mother, Mrs.
Frank Clement sister Mary Chase
and one brother Wilfrcd Chase, of
Fitchburg, Mass.
The funeral was held Saturday at
her late home at 100 Main street and
the intcrmcnt was in Mt. Pleasant
cemetery. Those called from out of
town to attend the funeral were Will
fred b. Chase of Fitchburg, Mass,
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Remick. George
and Carl Rcmick of st. Johnsbury
Center, c. M. Flint and C. +. Davis
of Newport
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-01
WEST BARNET

Warren Chapman and family OF
Barnet arc camping in the Brown
cottage.
MI. and Mrs. Chase and Nh. Field
have been camping at Lakcport have
have returned home.
MI. and Mrs. Fcnton Judkns who
have been campin at Lakcport have
returned home.
Mrs. Ida Nelson visited at Elmer
Bailcy's last week and callers at Alex
Wardcn's and James Blain's.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Roy and MI.
and Mrs. Henry Roy enjoyed camp
ing trip to Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Dane of SPRING
field, Mass, visited at Harley
Esden's and Charles Goss' last week.
Rev. f. II. Laird, John Laird and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morrison returned
from 4 trip to Lowell, Mass, last
week.
Mrs. Minnie Harvey is visiting in
Auburn, N. Y.
N. P. Bugbee and family OF Spring
field, Mass, Brock Rollins, Helen
Bristol and Mrs. Walter Rollins of
NlunDS, SCilIl, WIN lave Otcil camp
ing in Darling's cottage broke camp
Saturday.
The annual church bazaar was held
Wednesday in the church parlors.
The sale was unusually good netting
$40 including supper benefits.
MI. and Mrs. Hawk have been Wis
ting at Milo McLaren's and other
friends.
Mrs. Fred McLarcn visited at Hen
~ Lamphere's and Nettjc Vinccnt's
at Wells River last week.
Mrs. Clara Corev Of Manchester,
N. H.. visited at her uncle's, Alex
Warden's last week.
Grange meeting was hold Tuesday
evening. Daavi!!c Cr"7"c furnished
literary Pre- .rarlr,c which was very
good. A good crowd and 4 good time
was enjoyed by ALL
Congratulation to MI and Mrs.
Clarence Caldwell on the birth of Il
boy last Friday.
A party of young folks were guests
OF Robert Strobridgc Saturday even
ing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-01
Shower Given Miss
Helen L. Steele

A delightful shower was given to
Miss Helen l.. Steele at Harmony
Lodge, Joc's Pond, Tuesday, the at
fair being arranged by Miss Mabel
Flint. Many of her intimate friends
were present and the shower was a
complete surprise to Miss Steele.
The dining room was effectively dec
GRATED with the colors yellow and
white, while on the center of the
table was hung a silvercd horseshoe
from which strcamcrs extended to all
parts of the room, bcin" fastened
with clusters of golden rod. Fcstoons
of golden rod and golden glow made
the living room and porch most at
tractive. On the dining room table
was a center piece in the middle Of
which there was birch bark canoe,
holding Il miniature bride and groom.
The supper was in harmony, having
the same color scheme. The hostess
offered a clever toast to which all re-
sponded. The fruit salad represented
y canoe with man at the paddles.
A yellow and white Jack Horner pic
was brought in: each girl drew a ia
vor, and Miss Steele a package con-
tanning many useful gifts. The jolly
crowd enjoyed water sports in the
Afternoon, while the evening was
spent in music and dancing by the
light of Japanese lanterns.