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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14
Gun Club Falls to Uphold Records

Practically every member of the
gun club took q decided slump and
failed to shoot up to his former
records. The high record of Sc
stands unbroken. which is held by
r. Mosiman and DR.. Sullivan.
The club has q membership Of 81
ali Of whom are followers Of the
gun and rod. Several shoots are
held during the week. with one on
Sunday morning. This gives the
members an opportunity to shoot
according to his wishes.
A representative Of the Reming.
ton Gun works was in the city one
day of this week and met with the
members Of the club. It was de-
cided to get new heads for the
traps which are now being used.
instead Of purchasing an entire
new trap. 4
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14

m1lot6lner. joV w
e. w. j. Christians, dragging
roads I w
C. r. E~ngebretson, labor on
ruC II w
p. A. Mogard. road dragging IA 3
VIM. W~estenfield. work and
material for tractor and
II AZ
August Woitte, work On
roads and bridges lao 20
Ed Redman. road dragging. 81 80
| A. T. Reeve, work on tractor 16 90
| Robt. Woitte, work on bridges 1913 90
Charley zimmerman, work on
bridges. 70 so
Geo Steinlich, road dragging 10 SO
Walter Woitte, work on
brides, o. 10
| Walter Woitte, road dragging g. So
A.. A. Bear. work on bridges 81 20
A. A. Bear, dragging roads. As 80
w. G. Yenny, road mainte-
Q %
Gar Henning, leveling roads,
filling holes, etc ........ . Ii %
G.. w. Amsden, road drag
g.ng, filling holes. etc.. 36 90
w. w. Wilson, janitor work
during teachers meeting. 90
Leo Spanjers, wolf bounty 80. l so
Harry Kloster, !wolf bounty. so
j. A. Jacotel. lots 3 and 4,
bloca 8, west end addition. 400 co
Great Northern Bridge Co..
metal for bridge between
section ,. and 29~-l2l-52..... 1898 rs
Herald-Advance, printing for
county y As
Gust Swanson, settlement of
injury claim. .............. 40 90
City of Milbank, water to
March 81, 1920 Is Oh
Mrs. Geo Stoddard, lodging
road ; 90
The bill of N. Forsberg, amount
ing to $44, 90 for expenses in re-
gard tn assignment of certifi.
Gates to Jim P. Nelson, was re-
jected.
On motion board adjourned to
Tuesday, June LIST, 1920.
Frank Fransen,
Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners.
j. G.. Cahill, Co. Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14

postage, etc ) 70
]. C. Cahill, county auditor,
cash advanced for interest
~
J. C. Cahill, county auditor,
cash advanced for postage, 5 Is
Julius Fenner, cash advanced
for clerical work .......... % 80
Agnes Martin, clerical work
in register of deeds Office. 30 20
Nettie S. johnson, money ad-
vanced for institute lecturer 30 90
D. Stats, carpenter work for
supt. of schools ............ ) 60
Nettie S. Johnson, cash adj
vanced for postage......... 80
Nettie S. Johnson, for ex-
press and postage.......... SO
Thos Finley, witness fees and
mileage in court house case : 10
+. NJ. Harper, witness fees and
mileage in court house Ease 10 10
H. A. Knutson, witness fees
and mileage in court house
case -. I ~
George Mitchell, witness fees
and mileage, court house,. 10 10
Joe Nj. Salzle, witness fees
and mileage, court house
case =. + ~
j. G.. Rawson, witness fees and
mileage, court house case. 8 10
Gust swanson, witness fees
and mileage, court house
case D III
Bert Partridge, witness fees
and mileage, court house
case ~
Irving Partridge, witness fees
and Mileage, court house
CaSc u ~
w. J. Revnen, witness fees
and milea ge, court house
case -. o ~
Earl Liggett, witness fees and
mileage, court house case. 10 10
| Alfred Kettenbeil, work or
bridges and culverts. ..... SO 60
| Fowler & Knutson, labor and
material for county high.
way supt.................... lis 50
Geo. II. Jurgens, merchan.
disc for county hgy. supt.. : IL
E. II. Lindsey. labor on
bridge ...................... 22.sC
| Christ Christians, road main
tenance II O(
| John Bernard, balance due on
land for roadway........... 2o3 s.
j. r. Birch, cash advanced
for road dragging 10 Il
J. D. Adams & Co.. one road
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14
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Milbank. s. D., May 4, 10!

Milbank, s. D., May 4, 1926
III board Of county commits
sioners met pursuant to ad.
iournmennt Of April 18th with
I'll members present.
Bids for the construction Of
three bridges as advertised were
opened at this time and after
due consideration contracts were
made with lowest bidders as fol.
lows
+. A. Prendergast Bridge Co,
one 3Ox2O concrete bridge be-
tween section 4 1l9 81, and sec
ton 33-12O-51 for s., $50 and one
26x2O concrete bridge between
sections | and 2.121.52 for $5,375
The Great Northern Bridge
Co, one 3Ox2O concrete bridge
between 20 and 20 1912 for
$5,575.
On regular motion carried an
appropriation of $25 was made
to the Grant County post, No.
III, American Legion, to help in
defraying expenses for memorial
day exercises at Strandburg, 5.
D.
The following salary and other
bills for which warrants had
been previously drawn were au.
l;<oI nrI olInuro1.
=. g. Cshill, County auditor,
salary for April, 1920......4 $50 O0
Hazel I. Cshill, deputy audi
tor. salary for April, 1920. Ito 00
=. n. Harper, auditors clerk,
salary for April, I920...... 80 0O
w. s. Nixon, county treasur-
o., salary for April, 1920. $50 90
=. n. Stafford, deputy treasur-
/. or, salary for April, 1920,
claim ct s1lO, allowed at. los O0
Msttie s. johnson, county su-
perintendent, salary for
March and April, 1920...... 275 OC
Faye Gist, clerical work for
county superintendent, April
Les TO 10Th 0o
fAye Gist, clerical work for
county superintendent, April
1lth % Northumberland. "a o.
Esri Ligsett, clerk OF courts,
salery Tor April, 1870. -. 1877 SO
Joseph Holman, Register OF
doods, SALARY from April 1st
= 1oth..................... As "a
Julius Fenner, register Of
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04

For Sale at a bargain a fine four acre truck
Farm at Mayville, on Shelby road. near
trees four years old. Apply ZIG N. SOD street,
Phila., or Journal office.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04
No. 700

An ordinance providing for proper cans
with covers for the collection OF wet garbage
in the City of Wildwood, in the county OF
Cape May, in the State OF New Jersey.
The Board of Commissioners or the Guy. OF
wildwood, in the County of Cape May, IN the
State of New Jersey, do ordain;
Section l. That II shall be unlawful for any
person, corporation or association OF lnd1V1d-
uals, who is or are the owners OF any motel
apartment house, boarding house, residence,
store building or any other building or part
thereof of any kind, description or character
whatever, which is now located or being, or
which may hereafter be built, located or De,
ing in the City of Wildwood, in the County OF
Cape May, in the State of New Jersey, 10 use
for the collection or ASSEMBLING OF wet gar
bage on the premises or any part Thereon
owned by him, them, or il, any wooden box
or boxes, barrel or barrels or any other wood
en- receptacles for the collection or
ing OF said wet garbage. But mat all wet gar
bage on said premises or any part thereof, or
brought thereon, must and shall be collected
or assembled by the owner thereof and stored,
kept and placed Unsuitable water tlght TIN cans
OF sufficient size to hold the same with tight
lids thereon. That the owner of each apart
ment house in said city must ana snail pro
vide suitable water tight tin cans with lids
thereon for each apartment owned by him
sufficient to hold all OF the wet garbage maze
and brought thereon each day.
Section 2. Be it further ordained, that any
person or persons, corporation or association
OF individuals, who shall violate any OF the
provisions of this ordinance, shall upon con-
viction thereof, before a proper of1cer having
JurlsulcIlon, DC supJScbeu w ny ~ laS2oo oo1
not exceeding two hundred dollars (S2OO.O0)
at the discretion OF such officer before whom
any such person or persons may be tried and
in default of the payment OF said fine to be
imprisoned in the city or county jail Tor a
term not exceeding thirty days, at the discre-
tion OF said officer, and any repetition OF any
act herein prohibited on any one day follow
ing such conviction, shall be deemed a new
Sections. And be it further ordained. that
this ordinance shall take effect Immediately
nnnD dna publication as provided DIV law.
". C. HENDEE,
OLIVER BRIGHT,
+. K. SMITH,
commissioners.
Passed first reading une l, 1920.
Passed second reading June l, 1920.
The above ordinance Will be taken up on It's
third and final reading at a meeting OF the
Board OF Commissioners of 1.-THE City of Wild
wood, in the County OF Cape May" on Tues
day, Jun 10. 1920.
Attest: ALFRED WINTERBURN, City CLERK.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04
Married a Telephone Operator

IF a man is married to a telephone
operator, he ought to be an authority on
the temperament, the disposition, the
trials, and the tribulations of the
"Hello" girl.
Sherman Rogers married one of the
species. In the current issue of Out
look he eulogizes her as a class in an
article called Hello, C%entral!" He tells
many stories, some thrilling, some pa
thetic, of telephone girls who performed
heroic deeds.
He takes a "fier''. at the Crouch"
when he says:
Fortunately for the public, the tele-
phone girl has always proved herself
to be a person of unusual presence of
mind and ever-ready resources. She is
made alert by her work, and her mind
is trained to instant action. She has to
learn s~elf-control, since there is hardly
another position so trying and made so
unpleasant by the idioSyncraSieS of un-
feeling telephone subscribers. If a girl
can keep her wits under the lombard
ment of abuse, censure, silly questions,
and overtures from Washers. it is diff
cult to imagine circumstances that
would cause her to lose her head. The
telephone girl is undoubtedly one of the
most intelligent, refined, and necessary
elements in modern society. She has
been grossly maligned by wooden
headed u~pstarts."
And he makes it a trife stronger:
Gentlemen never swear at operators,
nor abuse them. People who wear
trousers, but are not included in the lat
ter class, should hang their heads in
shame when they realize the real char
acter of the girls they are so prone to
abuse. Every community owes much to
the telephone girl and should vigorously
resent any light-headed aspersions to
her discredit."
He closes with a recommendation for
the telephone girl as a wife. If lit paws
to advertise we may expect a howl
from the telephone companies in the
near future. Good telephone operators
are not trained in a day.
81 was asked a few days ago about
the temperament of phone operators. l
answered the query by saying that l
had married an exchange girl and that
after two years of married life I had
never seen her fustered in the slightest
degree. and that l couldn't give them
any better recommendation than by
vigorously asserting that if I had it to
do over again 1 would certainly pick a
telephone operator for my better half.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04

Mrs. George w. Fisher. of the Ho.
tel Winona, entertained over the week
end in honor of her daughter Rachel's
18th birthday the following: Miss
Chary Tinker, Miss Adelaide Drake,
Miss Helen e. Gather, Miss Eva Rob-
erts, Miss Ethel E. Perkins, of Phila-
delphia; Miss Dorothy Finn, Miss
Mary Sheppard, of Wild wood, and
Mr.. and Mrs. q. g. Fisher, OF Chest
nut Hill, with whom Miss Rachel is
now making her home.
Lost or Stolen-LIght brahma roos-
ter, property of Mary E. King, 142 east
Wild wood avenue. Liberal reward for
It's return or information that will
locate it to the above named.
Under the auspices of the w. G. I.
U. Mrs. Mary Armor, a lecturer OF
national reputation, will speak in Bla-
ker's theatre on the evening of June 8.
She is a graduate of Wesleyan College,
Macon, Ga. During the campaign to
make Georgia dry she was known as
the Georgia cyclone.
Special cups without saucers at EN-
polls Variety Store.-adv.
Thomas Holt, of Chester, Pa, was
among the Decoration day visitors to
Wildwood.
Moxley's Dixie Margarine this week
special at 39c. Regular price 45c, at
Dare's.-adv.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert j. Kay, secretary, Wildwood,
n. J.-adv.
Beauty hints-PerediXo toothpaste,
Peredixo cream and rouge, liquid COM
plexion powder-At Leedom's.-adv.
You will find some nice sports hats
at Miss Proud's in the JOURNAL build
ing. All dark hats greatly reduced.
Elmer E. Hansell has sold his cottage
at Wildwood avenue and Park Boule-
ward to William Lovosco, Of Philadel-
phia. This cottage was built about ff-
teen years ago by Mr.. Van Horn for
the Woodbury. Mill and Lumber Co.
Ex,judge Voorhees, acquired possession
of it shortly after it was built and he
later sold 1t to Mr.. Hansell. Mr.. Han
sell took great pride in identifying the
grounds and his patch of dahlias was
once the talk of the west side. He has
rented for the season a second floor
in the Scott Building on
avenue.
The Bureau Of Information is now
open in the Casino building on board
walk, moving from the city hall.
One of the big sales made by the w.
II. Bright real estate agency this spring
is. the old Holly Beach Yacht Club
property at the Crest. AS a creditor of
the club the Marine National Bank
up the bonds Of the club, in
amount about $40, 900, and the purchas-
is Charles Hennig, a Philadelphia.
The price paid the bank by Mr.. Hennig
said to be SIS, 900. The place is now
open as a cabaret under the manage
of Walt Stanton, of Camden.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04

For ~Sale-Seven passenger car one year old
run 5000 miles. See Ingersoll, 1909 Pacific ave.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04
Ordinance No. los

An ORDINANCE fixing the cOmpensation OF
the Mayor and Commissioners OF "The CITY
OF WiIdA God. in the County OF Cape May
The Board Of Commissioners of ''The City
of wildwood, in the County OF cape May
New Jersey, DO ORDAlN:
Section /. That the yearly compensation
of the Mayor shall be fifteen hundred dollars
(S1,5O0) and the yearly compensation OF each
hundred and fifty dollars (Sl,25O), payable IN
equal monthly installments.
WILLIAM c. HENDEE,
OLIVER BRIGHT
f. L. SMITH,
Commissioners.
Passed on first reading May Is, 1920
Passed on second reading May Is, 1920.
The above ordinance was passed on thlrd
reading and final passage on Thursday, June
Sd, 1920, by theBoard ofCommissioners of"The
city OF Wildwood, in the County OF cape
May
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04
Pupils Apt In Art

That high school pupils have not
been idling their time was demon.
strated Thursday and Friday Of this
week by the exhibit of their work in
the subjects of art and manual training
in the High School Building. Miss
Inez Nixon, teacher Of drawing, took
special interest in bringing about thic
demonstration Of the boys and girls
accomplishments as a result of their
work and study.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04

For Rent-Two desirable furnished six room
apartments with bath rooms additional. Both
apartments supplied with gas and electricity.
Apply to Mrs. Thomas Jameson, 32l0 Park
Boulevard, Wildwood, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04
A Little knowledge

is a dangerous thing if it makes a
man believe that any old policy
means insurance. All policies read
practically the same in blank form
it's when properly filled out and
signed that they give full protection.
This isparticularly true fit is a Hart
ford policy for the very name Chart
ford' means protection. If you want
full protection, remember you get
Consultation without obligation
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04
BOafdO of Chosen FreehOlderS
County of Cape May, N. j.
Notice to Contractors

Sealed b DIS tor the construction of the pro-
posed gravel road meadow FLY from Grassy
Sound to Burleigh, in the Township of Middle,
in accordance with plans and specifications
prepared by the County Engineer, will be
received and opened at a regular meeting OF
the Board OF Chosen Freeholders to be held in
the court house, Cape May Court House,
N. j., on
TUESDAY, JUNE 18th, 1920,
at twelve O'Clock, noon.
Plans and specifications may be obtained
from l.. NJ. Rice, County Engineer, Wild
wood, N. j., upon deposit OF $500, which
amount will be returned If the plans and
specifications are returned in good condition
or accompany a bid.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash or
certified check made payable to G. w. Saul,
County Collector, in amount equal to ten Q0)
per cent of bid price, to be held as evidence OF
good faith and as provided in the specified
lions.
The successful bidder will be required to
furnish surety company bond in full amount
OF contract price and each bid must be ac-
companied by a certificate from q satisfactory
surety company authorized to do business in
the State of New Jersey certifying that said
company will, if such bidder be awarded the
contract, furnish the required surety bond,
said certificate to be signed by a duly author
lied officer and sealed with the seal OF the
Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
By direction OF the Board.
IRVING FITCH, Clerk.
Address: Sea Isle City, N. j.
Dated June 2, 1920.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04

LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE HOLY
TRINITY
Holy Trinity Chapel, cor Atlantic
and Poplar avenues.
Sunday-sehool 1000 a. NJ.
Morning Service, HOO.
Evening service 7.3O p. m.
Visitors Welcome
MINI
WILDWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Maple and Pacific avenues
Rev. Irwin H. Fisher, pastor.
Morning, 1890 a. M, Sunday school
$50 p. M; Evening, 7.30 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening, 7.80. A
hearty welcome extended to visitors.
Supported by voluntary contributions
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04

For Sale-Two lots in Wildwood Crest on
Buttercup road, block No. ID, lots 40 and Al,
and one lot in Wildwood on Cedar avenue,
block 81, lot 10, Bargain $1,000 for the three
lots. Time payments if desired. Owner, 341S
street, Phila., Pa.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04

Devotees of the dance thronged the
Ocean Pier ballroom Saturday night,
where Professor RoseIle directed the
dancing and Billy Rushton's orchestra
rendered the music.
Special Csc broom for 39c at Empol's
Variety Store.-adv.
Lieut.. c. E. Krouse, formerly of the
Canadian Royal Flying Corps, excited
much attention with his airplane dur
ing the past week. He flew from the
beach in front of the Washington
Building and made short trips with
the venturesome at SIS for each pas
senger.
Screens to inclose your porohes, full
size window screens and screen doors,
strongly covered with galvanized wire
made for the government. F. l.. King,
142 east Wildwood avenue.-adv
Among the Memorial Day guests at
Willard Hall were Thomas Martindale
and mother, Mrs. Charles Wentzell,
Misses Linda and Eta Wentzell, Miss
Anna WentzeIl and Photographer Pott.
Mrs. James Whelan, of Moore's Cot
tage, entertained Miss Hildagreiner,
Herman Hildagreiner and Milton
Grace over Memorial Day. They
motored here from Philadelphia.
l.. II. Turk, Of Binghamton, N. Y,
who was staying at 12S west Schellen-
ger avenue, left Tuesday morning for
Robbinsville, a town near Trenton.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04
Cent-a-WOrd

Two Crex rugs, blue, 8 X 10 and * 6. Also
rocking chair. 220 Z. Pine avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-18
So Many People
Are Half Sick
And Miserable
They Do Not Know What Is
the Matter and Their
Physician Cannot
Name the Disease.

There are Just lots and lots Of pe"pl"
who are S.ck-genuinrly sick--yct VIII"
manage I" drag through their work day
after day. They do not know what -
the matter with them md their phys
clan cannot name tn" dtacase=-~thdt
miserable. "iired-all-t time feeling
In most CaSes the real cause OF ms
state ur poor health is that the blood is
clGESed with impurities and the bowels.
kIlnrys and other vital organs are not
acting properly. \ reliable blood puri-
tirr Is needed.
Prescription C-2@23 is a blood purifier
Of unusupl merit. 1t IS supplied ready
to be TAKEN IN small doses II not only
clranses and sweeps out Of the blood all
impurities that ar" causing Ill health
but tones up IN" system.
IN taking this blood treatment, 1t L"
very necessary that the bowels act reg
ularIy. There ~ nothing better than
1928 Liver Pills. They do not sicken or
Kripc one is a dose.
Prescription C-"?@3 is guaranteed 10
give YOU satisfactory relief or money
will be refunded. Ask your druggist or
send sl7j Ia the @2@$ Laboratory, l28
:inyoso avenue, Memphis. Tenn. for a
bottle and n 25c box OF pills. Write for
literature. 49, almanac and sample Of
The pills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-18
warwood Briefs.

Harry Summers. ur [!rkwood. was II
business visitor in Center Warwood
Yesterday afternoon.
Several teachers OF the WarwoCd
>ch"nls arc confined at their mono with
severe colds and grippe.
Edward Hi"E"ii. who has been III Tor
vrv~rpl days ut hts home on Twentieth
street. iS abb Ia ho up and around.
\ aGm0Hr of local people attended TN"
E"u'usrhuod banquet last evening al tn"
irri English Lutheran church Of
Wheeling.
frd"" Iunau. WHO has been Serl"uSi :
49,. Is recovering ut his homo in North
Warwcod.
VI. l.. Tustins. motorman on the
Wnr,' irE .Si"uhcnVi'l" division. is Ill at
hi hrn,r ON Sixteenth street
Mrs. Harry ShcRring will entertain
IA" members Of tho Warwuod club on
Tnureday evening at her home on Nine
trrnih street.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Huston, or Elm
Grow. AZ" spending several days visit
in~ friends on SiSt""nth street.
Miss lrcne RauSchman. OF New Mar
tt'>NIilc. is SPREADING several days Wis
i;.I,. friends in center Warwsn'd.
MIR and Mrs. Henry E"Nan. of
MoundSvilic. ar" spending several days
Visiting friends IL North Warwood.
Ms Dorothy Hakrr. OF Steuhcnvillr,
spent yesterday visiting friends In
South WarwOuu.
charles Moorcfield, or Akron. IS
srrndtng several days with friends In
this city.
william Schmidt. of Pittsburgh, has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-18
MoundaHille Personals.

Francis L. Ferguson. clerk OF the Or
cult court. who ~ III Of pneumonia at
his home on Third street. IS showing
some Improvement.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Church arr
spending several days with friends Il,
Warwood.
Rev. W. II. Fields. pastor OF the
Christian church at Wheeling. attended
tho revival services in this city Monday
night. assisting in tho services.
Mrs A. T.. Hamilton and son. Earl
have returned TO their homo in Home
st"ad. IA. after a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. w. Booher on Fifth
street.
number Of people from this city
attended the Court theatre IN Wheeling
yesterday evening.
Little Mss Alice Barr. daughter Of
NJ and Mrs. Robert Barr OF Third
street. Is III with diphthcria.
Mrs. r. :. McMullcn was removed TO
tho Glendale hospital Monday and oprr-
ated upon for appendicitis. Mrs. Nc
Mullen Is getting along nicely.
Little Virginia Lee Kerr OF Ninth
street. Is recovering from a severe sick
ness Of pneumonia.
Ezekiel Bonar IL confined to his home
on Clinton avenue. with sickness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-18

district superintendent. conducted Tie
business session. The regular commun-
ion service will be held on Sunday,
March 7th. at 1890 a. M at which time
DR.. Anderson will preach.
Sherrard Briefs.
No services VII! he held in the MI.
OlIvet church until Wednesday evening
when there will again be preaching ny
the pastor Rev. NJ. i. Dearicn.
\. D. Hood is confined To his home
with an Illness.
The Allen Grove Sewing circle Will
hc entertained nj the homc of Mrs. o. -.
Talbert on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Helen Garvin returned home on
Saturday. after visit with her aunt.
Mrs. r NJ. Garvin. Of WoOdsdalc.
Mrs. Earl IIuSs. Of Mt. Olivet. is ~.
George McCombs. Of Steubenvllle,
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. y.
MCCombs on Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Cow and. Mrs. Mabel Love,
Who were ten guests of Mrs. NJ. A Mar