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precedent thrust aside their personal feelings
and rcnomInate Congressman Layton
TO conference behind
time nominated Horace sud of Bridge
for commissioner
formally the
Governor Townsend hut he refused and
ured which
Colonel Dcnne, unanimously
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FAULT-FINDING
HUBBY TO PAY
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wife ?" Deputy Judge Finger asked
Price.
I'm not anxious about II" answer
ed the youth.
The court fixed an order Of 50
week against him. He also referred
the case to Detective Mcdaniel to
try to reconcile the youthful couple.
Mrs Price told the court she was
married about six months ago. and
that her husband left her about four
months later. She denied she per-
sisted In going around with girls TO
whom her husband objected, and was
emphatic that she had never been seen
at Shellpot Park with smother man.
Price showed no inclination what
ever to return to his wife and try
II over again"
x4ra4ob tba X1rapF Ade for bnpnar a
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
Personal

William ~ Richie, deputy regis
Ter of Wills, Is confined TO his home
by Illness.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

Watch the Want Ads for homes 10
rent and real estate to buy,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
,,,,r For wiehltn rnli. aud Dnilns

Mr.. and Mrs. ! 7. Nunn and son.
Gn,Gcrc. let for Wichita FILLS ami
Dallns Thursday after D ,H.t Of ,'y-
cfpl Gays with relatives dad friends
4 this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13

IN comfort.
Mir geagle IA said Ia have enjoyed
by lar the greatest popularity OF anv
OF the American singers who ever
came 10 Paris. The French are pas
.ionaiely fond " music and S'dglcs
exquisite Interpretation Of their be-
loved songs completely Won thor
hearts Aud each of hi New YORK
,onects are attended by a large
number OF French people for always
n, songs of sunny France, the birth
,lace OF the blithsome troubadour.
figure prominently In his program.
on wednesday evening. March "a,
,ir. seaglc will appear In recital ~
The First Christian Church under the
',usrlcoa ~ T.. r. Myers. of the ANA
rilln COLLEGE of Music The follow
~, varied program Of French. Eng.
llsh. Irish and American songs @ill w
rendered by Mr. Solgle:
Chauson Bnckiqne from Hamlet -
AMBROSE 1hown
Trmmo Sensible from "Nrlo'ani
--... Nirolni Moru
Lovely Celia tOid English
.--.--------- George Mum
ncudpmoer,' stream tOld lrishl ---
Alfred Gatil
o. the liills Old American zee
--.--- .I,opkins0n l137-lti'
Nnl, Mr.. llopkinsnn was tn'
first American composer. q signe
81 the Declaration OF Independence
. member NJ the convention Of l7N1
urh indigo ~ the Admiralty Cour
~ Pennsylvania and personal frion'
of Washington. Franklin and Jcffer
on.
p4,che ------------ Phladilh
MnudUline ----------- l'enuNs
summer Night Rimsky korsakof
lIirk 10 Nv Triangle --- Dyoral
Christ In Flanders ward stephen
"inno Selections Charles lurye
Eighty Lonesome Arthur Pen
'ndy Lon 5000 Lillian S,ricklan
Golden Crown Gantvoort a Grave
Wait TIL put on MY Crown
----------W william Rcddi
10 Olc Ark's q Moverln ----- 30
---.----.. David Guio
Charles Lrrvey NJ the piano
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
PATIENCE.
Christian En,lca,or Topic, March %.

Christian Endcavor Topic. March %.
by COOPER DOUBLEDAY.
Patience born OF mother love
Sent direct from God above
Takes from childhood's passing hours
Thorns that grow among the flow
ers.
Patience horn NJ Christian love
strengthened by that Source above
Sheds glow of clear. pure light
DER some wanderers darkcned
night
Christ our Lord. the Crucified.
With patience labored. suffered.
died.
with paiiencc bled upon the tree
Decause OF love for YOU and me.
Tho Others pain We may no, bear
Vet We may often with them share
The love that lighicns every load
To which true patience Is the road
Tho ,oad Of love that Jesus irod;
The road that leads Us on to God
Would ". that road traverse today
Then let Us for such patience pray
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Mrs. whcatlcy Appointed TrNas Hep
,,srnlati,e to Dallas conference.


Amarillo may consider herself duly
honored IN the appointment OF Mrs
RAY Whcatlcy ~ one OF the -four
trustees selected by Governor Hob
by TO represent Texas ~ the south
western Conference of Library TFus.
lees tn be- held az Dallas. March 20.
H might also be- added that Mrs.
Whoatley Is the only woman repre- 1,
sentative from this state. The South
western region h composed Of four
states. Arizona. New Mexico, Oklaho'
ana aud Texas. all Of which viii send
representative trustees 10 this. the
ntst conference Of library trustees
ever attempted In this section.
As Miss Elizabeth ". West, region
II director for the Southwest. says
The scope of library work has been
% extended hy the war ana the pos
Utilities Tor the future are 50 fai
reaching that We feel II very neccs-
'Drv 90 have every feature OF the.
enlarged program ANA an u repre-
.nntg of the Importance of library
work fully understood by this IN
Nuantial body ~ men ana women
,lrendy Interested In tho hcitcrmont
of our service Aud this iF puma-
rily the reason library develop
mont may be- quickcncd and with u
,ew to obtaining their opinions ana
heir counsel CONCERNING the En-
nrgcd Program. d,
A movement 10 make the Enlarged
'rngram possible was recently au-
horiod by resolution AT the special
Meeting Of the American Library
Associntion In Chicago. and viii he
officially and publicly known as the
% Books For Everybody" fund. to
lnve as It's oblectiyes an appeal Tor
: 600 0O0. a. well as the promotion
If "A nation wide educational ana
obstructive program TO treat th'
gr,tent Industrial and social life with
generous doses NJ the right kind OF
books. the promotion NJ q better cit
zen hin. the extension of library SER
vice more books for the blind. In
,rensed support for existing libraries
ne organization ~ more business
md technical libraries aud a good
look gervicc for the Merchant Me.
rine.
Toward this end an intensive drive
yin ha made. and the Conferences "
g. held IN Dallas Il only one OF nin'
~ ten regional conferences To b'
frld In tho course of the next lev
troks IN order that The movement
or, he c1rricd over the entire Vni
ted states.
The DALLAS meeting Will last ou'
q 'av with the Adolphus Hotel ~
~, dounrtors. Carl H. Milan. lni'
assistant To the general director o
he library war service Of tho Amer
can Library Association. and Rem
'oph College of Massachusetts,,
'ruitot Of the ilosion Athenenm. are
, 'Npccied 10 be- present at the Con
, 'ertncc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
CircI, N Meets.

circle ~. Of the W NJ t. OF The
First Baptist church. met Wednes.
d y afternoon at i00ia Pierce street.
v nh Mestamos \. Peterson and J.
T.. Laughter as Joint hostessos of the
occasion. An Interesting bible les
son taken from the 18Th and lith
chapters ~ the hook of Matthews
was studied under the leader hip ~
Mrs y. H. Sanford. Mrs. W. u
Oliver. vicc-presidont Of the society.
~ csided az the business session. IN
the absence of the president Mrs =
a. Jewell. who Is III In the santa
rum NJ Temple The report % hrt
rapid recovery WAS received ~ tho
Society with much gladness
Following the business meeting
ind Diblo study. ENJOYABLE socinl
tour was spent during which deli
clous refreshments Of leo cream and
cake were served 10 the following
III, nhcrs; Mcsdamcs stanley. SAN
ford. Oliver. Tolleson DradficlG,
S",ail Roberts. Form'. Tolley ana
Wl!horn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Concerning Anlnrillonns.

'VH''tHthk tHttfibbhH~s
Mr.. and Mrs Dot Trotler. who
have been visiting =. li Tr0tter. OF
this community. returned to their
home In Amarillo Friday afternoon.
Lewis Hobbs visited Plainyiew the
latter part of the week.
e. II. Gundrum went to Amarillo
Saturday on u business trip. aud al
10 10 meet his brother-in-law. o. e.
Seldlitz from Rock island. lll..--Lib-
crty.
j. 7. Moore was attending 10 bus
iness matters In Amarillo last week
J. W Skipworth. Jr.. was trans.
acting business IN Amarillo last
week kress.
Mr. and Mrs. Parrish left the same
evening for Amarillo The good
wishes OF their many friends are eX-
iri dcd .-- Aberhathy.
MRS. a. ~ Martin aud Miss ben
rot went 10 Amarillo Saturday 10
rpehi the week end.
q. V. Smith spent sunday In AM
aiii,o,
Ms. Bcrt Vaughn went to ANA
illlu this morning.
Miss MINI" lla. cr. nf Amarillo.
spent the We rbl here M the su,ri
Of Miss Gladys Finch.
Tom II. Garter spent today In
Amarillo on business. plainvlew
view News.
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Us CORA MOORE.

New works. Fashion Authority.
NEW YORK. Mar il.-Jusi about
The last turn of the tailored suit ca
pected this spring was The Et0n
nckot and plated skirt. but here
thoy are. ana here illustrated b. on"
of the latest models imported by
llollandcr especially Tor Florence
Walton. the noted dancer.
The suit three piece one. Is Of
blue serge The skirt Is plain and
lrrow. with two selflined. three
inch bands hung loosely from each
,idc 10 Dc caught .under the hem.
The waist of blue sltin ~ a surpiic"
affair that ends In long, Wide sash
ends. finished with red aud green
silk fringe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Oscar scagIe's concert Looked For.
ward To With Keen Anticipation.


Never before In the history OF this
city has Amarillo had the opportu-
Wy OF entertaining within her gates
singer Of MS universal fame az Os-
'np seaglc. termed "the American
oncert baritone supreme. the Rich
I'D Mansfield Of the concert stage.
gho is to sing here the 2iih at this
Onth.
80 surer proof Of Amarllo's spir-
ual as well as mental growth could
, had than the fact that this world
famous artist Is 10 be- bropght here.
and that already every seat IN the
christian Church. whore the recital
iB to be- given. has been sold, and
each day the last uf those who wish
10 be considered shonld ans one ~.
turn their tickets or who fail to call
Tor them. grows In length. The peo-
pie OF Amarillo are capable OF appro-
..ating the test musical talent Ut tl'
country. aud the time Is fast APP
preaching when mediocre enter
tainment vii moi be- tolerated.
Concerning Mr.. Seagle, who is Just
now the object Of all the flOwery
7 phrases Of the American press: llr
Ike many other Aemrican singers
stincd his first experience In a
church choir. IN his town In the eaf-
torn section Of Tennessee. Sir. Srd
giles father WAS u minister Of the
gospel aud II Is said that during ="
riyals tho boy soloisi sang AZ many
as ak and eight solors during eacl
meeting. and with remarkable aus
ass. Before long the beautiful high
,uprano voice won for him prais'
and prominence throughout Dixie
| un when he beloved evangelist
.m T. Jones heard him he would
ave none other than Scagle ms M
sislant. For years he served Jonci
IN this capacity bosiogcd continual
IS by theatrical managers Of al
| tlnds.
a the arc Of twenty he MADE hi'
lrl appearance IN lighl opera. am
| II. rise wGs phonuminal II was lin
n, nrcincd that he should study It
| Paris and fg accompanied by hi wife
| md enough money tO carry then
through period Of SIX monihg. h
e ssh lcr the French capital. While
heie no studied under the worl.
amuu, tenor aud trlchrr. Jean "
'c.lac. who used his Influence 4
he utmost 10 aid the struggling
onng nitis' 20 tide over the finan
ll straits SeaRlc made profros
nd In short time he was In grea
lornrd NJ French. ana these IA
rirnr with The large ciass OF pupil
which he had. he was able tO iiy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
American Legion Dance, March ~

American Legion Dance, warren W.
Shurc. an dyc'll be afther HAVING
4 grand and glorious time at the
lance which " To be- given by the To-
ga post NJ the American Legion. on
Wednesday evening, March l1th.
hc birthday Of the illustrious patron
saint Of ireland.
Thiy I. a. BE- by FAR the most olab-
n-ate affair Of the kind ever given
boforo the Legion. and the fact that
hc arrangements are IN the hands
u tie same committee who made
,lch q glorious success Of the New
Years dance ~ considered u sure
gunrnhioe for an evening OF fun.
The proceeds from the dance VIII
90 toNarc the fund which II now be-
'ns rnisCa for the creation Of u per-
ma icni home for the Legion This ~
Q cans, well worthy your support.
on though you may not care TO at
end the dance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Library Ilond To Nlccl.

The Library Board viii meet this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock In the Libra
~ Rooms. All members are reques.
ted 10 BE- present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Nov They Can Write.

~he j'iiya, OF u h1gshead OF 'nk.
i1.oou lenholdcr' AVID pens. 5000
lead rcrp'. hnd slate pencils AMI
otasors galore has made many little
hearts happy In Nranie, Serbia.
These school supplies are q slit
=. the children OF Serbia lrom thc
moro fortunate chiidrcn of America.
THE Itl.m Rcd Cros, members seat
theta num Paris Red Gross hcd1-
guuirrs Globes. botanical pictures.
'ooa itr manual and histories al'n
vrrc m,.t0ed IN The consignment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
u,si Houses Overseas.

rhc American Red cross an
9nurc'd today that u had construct
n irur additional rest houses. i"J
~ Chateau Thierry and otrora n
l,ollcau wood and fere-en- fardenoua
~ tho convenience Of rclaiiva7 ~
American soldier dead. Comp -
-, ~ tho FRA .cE together "iih
"details concerning the battles In
'.r ~ men fell. will b. availnble.
Tho service r. under the joint super
ylun Of tho American army. tii'
Rod Croar and the Y. NJ G. s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
rma.ocs l.r, A. Money In Poland

POTATOES are now being used ~
III, standard currency N certain re-
L.iie agricultural districts Of ro-
land. The potato Il the staple al
tlcle Of food and It's value fluclua-
q.,s far less than any II the warn nv
types Of paper money which are In
circulation In this district the Am
erlcan Red Cross reports tina, all
local help N remunerated In -
weekly wage Of potatoes. About 20
pounds Of potatoes Is regarded as q
lair weekly wage for an ordinary Ia
lnrer.
one large landowner, whose ma
ror house was wrecked during tho
war recently relurnished the entire
mansion with articles purchased
with potato money
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Travel study club Meets.

The Travel study cub held their
i6sb'ar scml-monihly meeting FRI
dfy afternoon no the home OF Mrs.
I - Whit iuLtub, | 500 T.ler street
. very plea sani afterhooi was spent
md the special topics. Americana
yailOn" by Mrs sibhctis. and "MeNi-
co. by Mrs. Maud Wilson were thor
pucly enjoyed by all present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
CnlIp WORLD nv cor 49,. -.
CALLS SELL "iiED 'IIoss.

To he a New York cop and to b.
,c.mitted 10 use Red Gross" ns his
Il1 nam, are the chief ambitions OF
4. uon,on,Crin hoy. who has forward
"a his queer request to Red cross
,ieadquaricrs at Washington. u. ~
rho vounrs,er. who already calls
blmscl, "nlagoia Red Cross Is be-
lnr cared for by the organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Ny " AGE.

By JESSIE u. RlTTENllOUsO.
] bsrsained with Life for penny.
Aud Life would pay no more.
However ! begged ut evening
When ! counted my scanty store;
For Life is q just employer,
lie gives YOU what you ask.
Iiut once you have set the wages.
Why you must bear the TASK.
! worked for menial's hire,
Only 10 learn. dismayed,
That any wage had asked Life.
Life would have paid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13

4 pain In the side or back that
catches you when you stralghten up
calls for n rubbing application Oi
pALLARD's SNOW LINlMENT u
relpYes the contracted muscles aud
permits ordinary bodily motion
without suffering or Inconvenience.
snld by all druggists. 2Gtc
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-12

Vcrn Rusher, formerly Of South Bay,
to a young lady of Colorado. The
ward came as complete surprise to
his friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robbins and
family. Of Pleasant Glade. and Mr..
and Mrs f. O. Robbins. of Olympia,
called on Mrs. p. \ Robbins SUNDAY
at the IIauuatorl home,
Mrs. Albert Lister spent Wednes-
day afternoon al the Pickett home.
+ Sam Madden is around these days
as assessor.
/ Leo DeHart spent Saturday night
and over Sunday in Tacoma,
/ School election was held Saturday.
Mr.. Grove and Don Bennett being
chosen directors.
/ A meeting was held at Grange hall
| Tuesday night to put vote in regard
/ to the paving of the South Bay road.
| When it was learned that it would
cost large sum per mile it was
voted down.
Marion Madden is driving a new
Dodge sedan.
/ Walter Dobbs and family of Seattle
and Mrs. Ed Friech of Tacoma spent
the weekend at the c. A. Rose home,
Miss Ruby Reed is employed at the
+ A. L. Bryning home.
Mrs. William Elliott met with a
painful accident when sheep hunted
her over, causing her to dislocate her
knee. 1t was necessary to call ply
stefan.
Miss Pauline Caywood returned to
Auburn to resume her duties as teach
er after being i'll so long.
| J. l.. Longmire entertained his
brother, James Longmire of Tacoma
last week.
Mrs Stanley Madden and little son
from Tacoma spent several days Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pick
EFT. They have returned home
Mrs. M. P. Thornton returned to
her home at kamilche Sunday, after
visiting several days at the Hanna
ford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K .Teets and OAR
rel Teets drove to Tacoma Sunday
and were accompanied home by Mrs
Darrell Teets and little daughter, who
have been visiting Mrs. Williams OF
Auburn. the latter's mother.
Mrs. Arthur Bryning and little son
were able to be removed to their
home Sunday.
/ Mrs. P. A. Robbins is a little i'm
proved at this writing.
i Mrs. H. r Dodge of Olympia spent
Wednesday and Thursday with her
tsister, Mrs. Hannaford.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-12

to housekeeping in the William Orms-
by residence.
enneth Parish and wife were guests
of Mrs. r. b. Parish Wednesday
night
Glen Dodge is moving to his farm
just east of Gate. Glen is another
newly married man and will be vel
coined by his many friends in their
midst.
School started in Gate Monday
after a two weeks shut down on ac-
count of sickness.
Mrs. Barthon.i the Gate primary
teacher. treated her pupils to valen-
tine party Tuesday. Rather late for
valentines but the Riddles enjoyed it
as much as though it had really been
Saint Valentines day.
Earl Hunter butchered several nice
hogs for Tighe Mount Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cross transacted
business in Oakville last Friday.
Mrs. Nena Heck was calling on
friends in Black River Valley last
Wednesday.
Mr. Kneeland. who lost his house
by fire some time ago. is now located
in cute little cottage on the site OF
he old house.
| Mr.. Newlum, who was burned out
at Rochester a short time ago, is now
living in Gate for the rest OF the Win
/ ter.
School meeting in District 8 passed
off rather quietly. as only two of the
board appeared and none of the pat
rons.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-12

Mildred Ball spent the weekend at
her home.
John and Arch Randall spent the
week end at their homes.
Volney Baker spent Sunday with
his grandma, Mrs. Boyd, in Olympia.
w. j. Medlicott and w X. Ball at
tended the auction sale Saturday near
TumWater
Mrs. w. X. Ball and Mrs. j. f.
Walker attended the Minute Wom-
ems meeting Thursday in Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schulze, c. A,
Besse and Irene and Elsie Abbott
spent Saturday evening at the home
of w. X. Ball
Mrs. Mitchell spent Sunday with
her sister. Mrs. P. B. Glasford.
Mr.. and Mrs Mirzziman and Mr..
Harvey, son and daughter, of Cham
bers Prairie, visited at the home of
j. T. Medlicott Sunday.
Mrs r. L. Abbott and son Lewis
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Abbott's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Talcott
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-12
SOUTH UNION

Mr.. and Mrs. David Hartsuck. son
and daughter, returned to their home
at Quilcene, after spending 10 days
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hartsuck.
School election was held Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Newman retired after
three years of faithful service, Ray
mond L. Abbott being elected as the
new director for three-year term.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Schulze and
daughter and Leo Schulze spent Sun
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schulze.
P. B. Glasford was in Olympia on
business Saturday.
Miss Ely spent the weekend as the
CUES Of Mrs. J. E. Walker.
Mrs. j. E. Walker and Mrs. Lester
"a. Walker were in Olympia Satur.
day.
Mrs. John Gunstone and daughters
and Two Walters spent Sunday after
noon at Brookside farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hartsuck left
Saturday morning for Portland. Ore,
to visit with their son, Benjamin, and
family,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-12

Mrs. E. c. Leisure Of Shelton was
a weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Cruson.
| G. O. Windspole was a Seattle Wis
itor for several days
MIR. and Mrs. Pierce O'Connor were
Sunday guests with Olympia friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Commodore Worth
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Worthington and families have re.
turned from their California trip.
Puget Sound looks good to them.
Miss Mabel Wages had as her
weekend guest Miss Daphne Willett
of Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Swigart, after
several months absence, have re-
turned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ramsauer Of
Seattle were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Miner McLane.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hausman were
Olympia visitors for the weekend.
William Kennedy. after lengthy
sojourn in California, has returned
home.
Mrs. Miner McLane entertained
the Ladies' Circle Thursday.
| The McLane Grange will give its
annual banquet Thursday evening.
All members are to come with healthy
appetites, as lots of good things will
be served
What shall the Olympia highway
be paved with was Tuesday evenings
discussion at the McLane Grange.
Blacktop or cement was the bone of
contention.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-12
sCNEIDERs PRAIRIE

Mrs. J. e. Whitney and Mrs. Steve
Whitney received telegram from
Alberta Thursday announcing the
death of their father, Mr.. s. Bolster.
Miss Anna Wynne was a visitor. Of
Mrs. James O'Hare Tuesday.
Avery Winslow called at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. ] A. Morrow Sat
urday.
Harry O'Hare and daughter The
resa made business trip to Olympia
Tuesday.
Steve Whitney has Just recovered
from a bad attack of the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Morrow Of
McCleary have moved back to this
Ineighborhood.
Mrs. ]. Weaver visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry O'Hare, at O'Hare's
store Wednesday.
Mrs Dennison! who has been i'll
with the flu for few weeks, is slowly
recovering.
John Bourges made business trip
to Olympia Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morrow and
daughter and Mrs. Melvin Morrow
and daughter made a business trip
to Olympia Tuesday.
Miss Edith Brown of Summit Lake
visited her cousin, Miss Theresa
O'Hare. Wednesday.
At the meeting held at Scneiders
Prairie Grange there were 16 new
members initiated.
Guy Waiver was a caller at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Whitney
Wednesday.
Mrs. James Dowen was business
visitor at Shelton Wednesday.
Fred Rhedorph purchased new
model Ford touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Meixner and
daughter of Olympia and the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Meixner, were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry O'Hare Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Sergeant was visitor at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Whit
ney Sunday.