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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-01
wANTEp-sITuATIoNs


WANTED-Position by expert
enced and competent stenog-
rapher. Can furnish best of ref
erences. Address M. E. NJ, care
of Journal.
WANTED-Position as foreman or mana
ger OF garage by competent married
man, - years experience. Can furnish
tools. j. !. Quint, 723 Lincoln ST.
WANTED-Lswn moving yard cleaning.
trash and cinder hauling. Phone Black
$500.
WALL PAPER. Fresco, stencil and water
colors, cleaned like new Call Black PAS
WANTED-Odd Jobs and house cleaning.
Phone Blue 1855.
WANTED-Odd jobs carpenter work.
Phone 1856.
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At the meeting of the Juveniles of
Shawnee council No. 3, K. and L. of S.
last evening a class of six was initi-
ated. The initiation was conducted
by officers OF the juvenile orgapiza-
tion, all Is years or younger. Music
was furnished by ehildFen's or
chestra.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Sunday afternoon between McLouth
and Topeka via Willlamstown, tire car.
rier with tire mounted on rim, tail light
aud Kansas state license 91177. Phone $50
L II Topeka phone or write Kenneth Cor
bet Valencia, Kan. Reward.
LOST-Sterling silver variety case, gold
inlaid Initials ID. NJ. outside-"Dor-
othy Miller engraved inside. Reward.
Cali 3T2e.
LOST-Pockstbook on Country Club car
sunday, May "a Finder return to go
ward.
LOST-Child's brown sweater belt. be-
tween library and 9th and Clay. Phone
White 4925
LOST-Suit box, containing Remington
rifles and clothes. Liberal reward. Phone
5s1S w.
LOST-A child's locket and chain between
Huntoon and 10th. Reward. Phone Blue
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North Topeka News

Items for this column may be left nj
Pctro'p drug store or telephone Eleanor
KimbaIl. 1881 nfter I o'elcek. Other
hours, $3.50.
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FOR sALE-ILvEsTtt-K

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FOR SALE-ThFee heifers, one Shorthorn
and Jersey. one Guernsey and ShorthoFn.
Fresh soon. Also two male calves. G. p.
GIL. 2612 +. 9th.
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FOR SALE-FARNfS
200 Acres
Wabaunsee Co. Farm

$50 acres, practically all tiIlable. ,s5
acres wheat all goes; acres alfalfa,
all goes; 40 acres pasture. Remainder
In cultivation; possession Of buildings.
wheat, alfalfa and pasture land now
improvements good. Price $3.50 per
acre. VIII exchange for suburban or
city property. Mansfield Land q Loa,Y
co. Suite So. Columbian Bldg, phoao
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EoR RENT--HousEs

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FOR ONE DAY, 4S2 Clay, quality Groom
mediate possession. This high class home
will be Tented If not sold today. ii. A.
Shuil. Cos Kansas Ave. Phone 4245.
OWNER will rent cool room College Hill
residence to Sent 1stt two or three
adults, no children. Cali 1896.
A NINE ROOM modern home completely
furnished, garage, large sleeping porch,
fine corner location. 1928 College.
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MEMS HOSE
SHIRTS

SHIRTS
$1,000 Silk Shirts. -. ST.46
$3.50 Silk and Fiber
Shirts. ....... S5.45
$3.50 Madras Shirts $2.65
$500 Madras Shirts $I.95
$3.50 Madras Shirts S1.65
5000 Madras Shirts $1.45
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FOR SALE-Fumed oak dining room fur
niture, table. buffet and chairs, slG0 /;
fumed oak rocker with cane back. SO:
new brown silk draperies for windows.
s15: lady's mahogany desk. sac; white
yoile curtains cheap. 1122 West sth st
FOR SALE-Birsseye maple dresser. baby
/ bed, refrigeration library table, bedstead
and rug. ksll Blne 293G.
RIGS FOR sALE-If you want to buy
rugs or sell your rugs, see Wesley Bunce.
sos Clay. Phone Blue 100
FOR SALE-Dining room table, good as
e,,.sss, amer y M iso7 y
FOR SALE-Talf- open book case, adjusta-
Bile shelves. $50 Kansas ave.
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FOR RENTLROoMs


FOR REET-Suite of front rooms sec
ond floor. s12 Kansas ave. Excellent
office LOCATION. Phone 81.
TWO unfinished rooms end floor. working
lady preferred with references. 700
Madison
UNFINISHED room for rent in modern
home. 160S Harrison. Phone Blue 5o4a
UNFINISHED ROOMS. cool locality rea-
sohable prices ass East 18th st.
White 1896.
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c.. w. Shepherd

Room II, Columbian Bldg.
Phone S69S Ring 2.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-15

III j. w. Funk y
Ssnithfield ..is9i
William L. VIM N%
Hypuin s~' =
G. J. Christensen =
Wellsyiile
Harry c. Parker ,ss'rssrr
Avon So
II To be appointed.
Paradise I'M E,iS
Joseph white o's.ST
Providence
Henry Theurer 80
Nillvnk r.
Ernest Scott ~
College Flt.
Joseph II. Olsen
Hyde Park ~ pa. ~
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ten million the year before

will have to stay in the mud for all
other generation"
Road Construction in the
Past Not Efficient
II our county decides to build N
main county roads by taxation frou|
year to year land not by Bond moDl
cyl we will not only delay the cop|
struction Of many Of our roads ioI
years, but the work that is done will
be done in piece meal, scattered
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the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Allen o
Hyrum were in the city Thursday ev

1
| Today the Logan baseball team
VIII travel over to Wellsville wher'
they will meet the fast nine at tina
place. No doubt It will be an In
teresting game as both teams al,
lined up strong.
~f' f9i7s cH-~ t'.t -
wANTED--Hides ana junk ~ 10
gan Hide Z Junk sl Co. Phon:, 81
..,ri'-..-..'@sAs.sa
=. = ~ 81
Three good milk cows for sale.
Call 1921. Adv-tf- {
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EggRH W.
Lift Cache Coub

| Mr.. laxpay
Taxes, Build
Every Corner
cessible. He1
Citizens Of Cache county-you are
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iety |.
general committee were Messrs Cecil
Christensen, Wendell Thain and Oil
Yer Edwards.
.
Mrs. Frank Jones entertained with
kensington Friday evening. Twelve
guests were In attendance. Luncheo.
was served, the centerpiece of the
table being effectively arranged with
red and white carnations. The cy-
eng was spent in music and sew
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Richards ap-
nounce, the engagement of their
daughter Alta to Mr.. Valentine w.
Palmer The marriage will take
place in June
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IHEThEODIIMlHN
| PROGRAM LAST
! TUESDAY
| %AEsl.. -
The following program was given
In Logan Tuesday by the women Of
the northern p'sa division of ,he
Presbyterian church: :
1 hps. II. r. keaee was the charm
ing hostess for the meeting at her
home on East, Fourth North.
The committee on arrangements
composed Of Mrs.. Aeaee. Mrs.. Sc
crest, Mrs. Robinson, xssisted by
4
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we can lit ourselves out oil
4 mud and do IL aa.ii,r W. a.. .


- Cache county as famed for it's road
as 1t is famed for It's products. W
can do this and lower taxes at tn
- same time. Here is the plan. Rea
~ every word carefully. Then you wi
become a booster for the creates
scheme for the development of each
~ County that was ever devised.
The people Of Cache County vii
be asked to vote q Road Bond 70
the purpose of building up and i'm
proving Gil the principal roads o
the County. This will make direc
ana easy intercourse among all tn
eities. towns ard precincts. Ever.
section Of the coupI wsll receive
remarkable benefits. None will pro
fit At the expense Of It's neighbour
n C---A NJ go
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a district Of nrorressiva. nrosnarou,

communities. But you don't boas
OF your roads--certainfy not int b
wet season. A twelve month 'foa
system does not exist in Cache coun
ty. For six: we are sunk Il
the mud. - s.:.
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practically nothing.
II How can we expect to get EN-
cheney In our county road buildiu,
under our present system. We elee
\ level headed set Of commissi oner
10 office tusually against their will
and after they have agent two d
four yssrs lesrnins something ahou
/! building roads, We immediately re
move them ada cleo, . new ine.per
| fenced set.
Plan Furnishes Com
'tpsppnitv E,,svslnv-AA
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here. The funeral will be held Sun
day at 1880 in the Fourth ward a
Preston. ss5~ = ''Erwr., IN.
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H Soc;
On Monday evening May 3. the
junior high school girls and Glee
club of the New Jersey Academy en-
,tertained In Weston by a play and
singing.
The students and faculty OF the
New Jersey Academy enjoyed a pic
mic in Providence Canyon last We'd
nesday.
Miss Mcclellan of the music de-
partment OF the New Jersey Aca-
DENY gave piano recital at the
home OF Mrs. A. p. Richmond in
Preston Friday evening. Miss Nc
Clellan was the guest of the Golden
Hour and the Orion clubs.
. . . .
Mr.. and Mrs. Win. Smith an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter Irene TO Mr.. LOREN Bar
low of Burnley, Idaho, the marriage
to take place the End OF June.
. y y .
On Friday evening Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Farrell were
hosts at dinner party given at the
Hotel Eccles. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Farrell, Prof.
and Mrs. Farley Peterson, Miss Ven
Ia Farrell and Mr.. Dave Robinson.
Mrs. Roy Bolmer entertained last
Sunday at dinner for the Misses
Vera Orr, Jewel Mcclure, Davidia
Breckenridge and Charlotte Taston.
Miss Levon Sharp and Miss Mar
sperite Judd spent the greater part
Of the week visiting friends In Salt
Lake City.
The Beta Delta Sorority entertain
ed ~ dinner on Monday evening IN
honor Of Miss Mignon Tack. A
bowl Of roses formed the ceterpiece
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The film How Life Begins" will
be presented at the Logan High
School Friday and Monday. May IA
and II. Admission 10 cents. ADV
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Luz "A l. N EW >
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Cache Valley Electric Co. Adv-S-i'
1 MIR. Thomas Greaves of Preston
| nm aoad owav in this ritv Wadnaeda,
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70 Palmer Graduate :
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phone 438, American Steam Laun
dry. G. N. Harris, Mgr. Adv-5-1
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FOR SALE-By owner, new seve
passenger Jordon touring car. Ph'n
246. Adv-5 4
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s~ss~~~~Asss>ss
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FOR SAILS IA Studehaker, +
neh tire wagon, @75.e0. Good con
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The Fifth ward choir under tn,
direction ar Prof. A.. Hapsen wi,
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. II. H. JACKSON, d. c. :
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anteed. American Steam Laundry
c. M. Harris, Mgr. Adv-5-1t
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Our supply Of milk 10 unlimited.
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7s7. Adv-ti
WANTED--Night Waterman and
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Young lady typist wishes situa
tion in general Office work. Adv-5-1
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be Dry Cleaned, Pressed or Repaired
Quick service and quality work guar
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to the west field yesterday TO put
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For quality and service on DR.
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One Thing In favor OF wearing Ov
erals is they hold their crease 81
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afternoon following an operation 70
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find II more troublesome than Me1
leo
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Phone AIS when you have a suit
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formerly resident Of this city ant
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L IiOIiSo 1OA oAAu W.
70 Act today fnnn0rl.0W =
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give song service III the Third ware
meeting house at Hyrum SUNDAY al
ternoon - f~,Ni ~ -~.~w,~nr-
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What's the use trying to get II
communica finn WITH MARI W. ,nio n
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care taker OF grounds. Address p
o. Box l57. Logan. Utah. Adv-5-2e
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house belonging to Christian Soren
son. The flames were exunguishee
in short order after the department
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1US anu WAX
ty Easily Az
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rived. Cache Valley Electric Com
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.,i.SS.s -"'a-> 'ilr-4-.''
Logan wants a lumber yard. viii
furnish yard trackage and building
free. Main street. Center Of cit,
Address 60 w. LIST South. Phon
552-J, Logan, Utah Adv-5-1
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was very small.
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- may be too late :
Q Q o . . . . . . . . . . .
Some Logan men like to fish be-
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Mrs. Ogburn, Mrs. Bolmer, Mrs. !
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Lower You
l. I m ii
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Act today, tomorrow
. may be too late =
and - . . y . . . . >>> .
ss p
-s.sa Some Logan men like to fish be-
cause II is the next thing to doing
tina. nothing.
-5-1s
Our electric curling irons have ar
p oy. rived. Cache Valley Electric Com
an pany. Adv-5-15
Vacuum cleaners for sale or rem.
suit Cache Valley Electric Co. Adv-S-l6
Ie to ...s.
,rea Mr.. Thomas Greaves of Preston
mar. passed away in this city Wednesday
,drv afternoon following an operation for
6.1s acute appendicitis. Mr.. Greaves was
formerly a resident Of this city and
IN. has many friends and acquaintance
win here. The funeral will be held Sun
yard day at 1880 in the Fourth ward at
at Preston sl'r 'EN;...lz.
For quality and service on Dry
win Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing,
inys phone 43S, American Steam Laun-
city. dry. c. N. Harris, Mgr. Adv-5-15
lone
,-1s FOR SALE-By owner, new seven
passenger Jordon touring car. Ph,ne
in 24S. Adv-6 IS |
light
xex- FOR SAILS IA Studehaker, T.
neh tire wagon, s7S.eo. Good con-
ftion. Robert Roberts. ses Yves
lena First North. Adv
Of
all The local Red cross has moved lie
l,so quarters from 80 N. Main street &c
v.tf the upper faoor Of the edsrsl buini-
ing, by perm isaion from Waahtnr ?, IN.
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There was no preaching at Lebanon
Sunday morning, but good crowd out
Sunday night, considering the stormy
evening.
Miss Beulah Stansberry spent Satur
day and Sunday with home folks.
Miss Nellie Cook, teacher OF Farmers
Union School, has four little new
pupilsnow who are learning the first
rules OF school days. They are Lloyd
and Floyd Stansberry, Mabel Winter,
and Ollie May Lyman. School is pro.
crossing nicely.
Allen Summerville spent Sunday
with his uncle, Fred Winter.
Parker Andrews spent Saturday
night with Henry Hafenberger.
ueorge earns spent Tuesday with
Charles Andrews and family.
The wind storms this week have
made it impossible for this correspond
ent TO use the telephone to much ad-
vantage. hence the short list OF items.
Hope to do better next week.
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little granddaughter, Emily Norris OF
Bellknap, Ia, who was first taken v ith
flu, later developing into pneumonia.
She is now recovering.
Mrs. w. B. Lyman received word OF
the death OF her sister, Miss Bessie
Rogers OF Keener, Ark, which occurred
Wednesday OF last week. Miss Rogers
had been in poor health for many
months and while her death was not q
surprise to her loved ones and many
friends, nevertheless it was very sad,
for she was just entering into young
womanhood, and we'll beloved by many
ties OF both relation and friendship.
Mrs. Peter Hickman called on Mrs.
Chas. Andrews Friday.
Mrs. Fred Winter called on Mrs.
Ernest Rex Tuesday.
Willie Winter spent Saturday night
with his cousin, Allen Summerville,
at George Vincent's.
Rev. Mr.. Dowless took dinner with
Fred Winter and family Sunday.
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Friday noon. Although he had been
complaining for Che past year, he was
not considered dangerously i'll and his
sudden death, was great shock to his
family.
Mrs. Cecil Kaderly called on Mrs
Wells Wednesday afternoon.
w. B. Joiner and wife and Miss
Leaning of Joplin spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Joiner's sister, Mrs
H. ID. Grim. Miss Leaning is a neice
Of the two ladies. o. L. Roberts and
! wife and Clarence Brown and family
also spent Sunday there.
H. L. Stockdale and family and Hol.
lis Stockdale and wife visited Sunday
with Mrs. Still.
Parker Andrews spent Sunday after
noon with Henry Hasbargen.
1 Grover Scarborough spent Saturday
Aight and Sunday with Will Law.
Bert Kaderly spent Sunday at Jake
Kaderly's.
Sara Arnold spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Wells.
Mrs. Hatfield and daughters Miss
Gertie and Mrs. Ross Baird OF Carthage
visited Saturday and Sunday with Earl
Garner and wife.
Miss Mae King spent Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. S. p. King.
Mrs. Lula Wells and boys and Miss
Sara Arnold visited Friday with Mrs.
Jake Kaderly.
S. P. King and family visited Sun
day with Mrs. Hyder and children.
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BLUE AND BETHEL.
FRANCES AND MARY CAIRNS

FRANCES AND MARY YARNS
Miss Beulah Gather visited Sunday
at Lee Mitchell's.
Marion King and wife spent Wednes-
day at Roy Kings.
Mrs. Bessie Mitchell and Mrs. Beulah
Ruclxel visited Thursday with Mrs.
Mabel Mitchell.
Ernestine Wood spent last week with
her grandmother, Mrs. John Yates.
Raymond Morgan and Lawrence
Mitchell visited Saturday with Floyd
Mitchell.
Len and Bert Quillin and Clyde
Wagner helped Frank earns saw wood
Saturday.
Jess Kelly called at Charley Hane's
Friday evening.
Ernest Mevius and wife spent Sun
day at his fathers.
Mrs. Charley Faris called on Mrs.
Marshall Smith Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur MENUS visited Sunday
ut Charley Faris's.
Mrs. Charley Faris spent Friday at
]. M. Faris's.
Mrs. Owensby called on Mrs. Miller
one day last week.
Frank Baston spent Thursday night
at Fred Pugh's.
Mrs. Frank BaSton spent Thursday
night with Mrs. Lee Mitchell.
Alice and Eula Pugh called at Kelt-
ner's Friday evening.
Mrs. Ballard Lilly visited home folks
Wednesday.
Misses Eva Cline and Jessie Lucas
and Jim Lucas spent Sunday at Bert
Quillin's.
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DEWEY.
Mas. MAY MATHEWS.

A beautiful home wedding was
solem1ized at Robert Gresham's resi-.
dence on Saturday night. Mr.. Roy
Fenner and Miss Elsie Gresham were
married by Rev. Dowless Of Jasper and
the Lohengrin Wedding March was
played on the piano by Mrs. May
Matthews. Both bride and gfoom
looked their best. Sweet peas were the
floral decorations, every guest wearing
bouquet.
After the "best wishes" were given
sumptuous supper WIS served. Mrs.
Fred Gresham and Miss Fern Patrick
gave some vocal duets. A number of
useful presents were received. Just the
immediate relatives Of the family were
present, including Miss Fern Patrick,
who is not vet member.
Twenty five men are working on the
section at Carytown and get their meals
at the little store at Carytown.
Mrs, Mccarthy of Oklahoma City is
building new house on her farm near
Mount Moriah and is staying in Jasper
until its completion,
Lena Rice has been quite sick for
two weeks.
Emerald Taylor lost a fine horse
Saturday. 1t is hard to feed horses all
winter and when spring comes and
they are needed they die. Two died
Friday at MATHEWS.
The Dewey people sympathize with
the family of Mrs. Crow in the loss Of
their mother.
The sale at Albert Berry's was a fine
success in attendance and the ladies
aid receipts were large. f. b. Jacobs
OF Carthage paid the ladies aid enough
for % dinners at the Ogle sale aud
only ate one. Thanks.
Mrs. Montgomery is slowly recover
ing.
Mrs. Hibbs OF Joplin died Saturday
night. She was a sister to Tom Alex
ander and cousin to Mt. Rusk. The
Rusk and Bull families went to the
funeral Monday.
Miss Pearl Alexander spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting Miss Ruby
Bull. They took dinner Sunday with
Miss Gladys Rusk.
Harold Estey was down from Adrian
visiting relatives. He made himself
very useful at the Ogle sale and the
aid appreciates it very much.
The Ogles are moving away this
week and the Felske's are moving in
where the former lived. The creek
was past fording Thursday which de-
layed them some.
Mrs. Piercy is carrying our mail now.
The Jasper news., 1920-04-01
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINER.

Mines. Grider and Miller called on
Mrs. Garner Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Arnold called on her mother,
Mrs. Houser, Wednesday evening,
The Hasbargen and Stockdale young
folks and Floyd Brown spent Saturday
evening at Hollis Stockdale's.
Will Law and family visited his par
ents, j. C. Law and wife, Friday.
There was no school Thursday and
Friday on account OF the high water.
Gertie, Edna and Elmer Hasbargen
spent Friday afternoon with Monte and
Ross King.
Miss Elsie Hickman is in Carthage
Tor a week or so.
Geo. Taffner visited his brother John
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Grim visited Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Taggart.
Mrs. Hickman spent Friday after
noon with Mrs. Charles Andrews.
Mrs. Grim called at the MENUS home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Eta Garret was called to Car
thage Thursday by the death OF her
sister, Mrs. Emma Brown. We all ex-
press our sympathy to the relatives.
Geo. TaiTner spent Sunday night and
Monday with his brother Joe near La
mar.
M. T. Grider and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Carthage.
Mrs. Crawford entertained company
from Carthage Sunday.
Mrs. Bluebaugh and mother are Wis
iting in Lection, Mo. They expect to
be gone until June.
Mrs. H, e. Coiner received word Fri
day of the death of her uncle, DIR. w.
f. Owen of Larussel. Mo. He was
The Jasper news., 1920-04-01

day night and Sunday at Robert
Gresham's.
Basil McClIntocls and family and
Charley McCIintock and wife spent
Thursday at Will MoClintock's.
Helen Harvey spent Saturday after
noon at Earl Harvey's.
Mrs Carl Denlnger spent two days
last week with her mother, Mrs. John
Gresham.
The Jasper news., 1920-04-01
LEBANON AND BORDER LINE
Miss ALTHEA ARMSTRONG.

Charles Andrews and Mrs. Ernest
Ellington attended the funeral OF Mrs
Emma Brown, who passed away at her
home in Carthage Thursday evening,
The funeral was held at the Knell
Chapel Saturday afternoon after which
interment was made iu the Park Gem
etery, where some time ago Mrs.
Browns husband was buried.
r. p. Lane and wife received word
last week OF the serious illness of their
The Jasper news., 1920-04-01
SHERIDAN NEWS.
Mrs. JOY KERNEY.

WHS' JOY NEhNE1s
Mr.. Winans and family and Jasper
Owings and family spent Sunday at
Basil McClintock's.
Mrs. Ed Smith spent Monday with
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Fasken.
Joe Simmons and wife spent Satur-