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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
DEFEAT ST. PAUL A. E.
LOCAL LEGION QUINT WINS HARD
FOUGHT CONTEST
1921

With little or no team work devel
opcd and: relying upon the playing OF
the individual, the local American Le'
gion basketball team locked horns with
the st. Paul Athletic club quint at the
high school gymnasium here Monday
evening and came out with the long
end of aS30-2l score. The small crowd
that witnessad the game pronounced it
one Of the speediest contests ever stag
ed here.
Ovid Bela4ger, Richard Meyers, Stew.
art Sims, Warren Sims: and Kenneth
Tourtillott represented the local team
in the first half. Belanger started the
scoring by netting the ball in the first
few minutes Of play. Throughout the
first half, the. two: teams alternated at
leading in The scoring, but the close of
the half found the Eegionnaires two
points ahead, Is to II. They maintain.
ed their lead throughout the second
Scoring h,onoii,' were we'll divided be.
tween the 6calE players: Tourtinott
made three baskets aid Meyers, Stew
art Sims and Belanger got two each
White, sub, got two baskets and Pluto
sub, got three Warren Sims and Arm
strong were not successful in getting
any baskets, but contributed their share
toward winning the game never the less
Tourtillott made two points ON fret
throws. ~, >
Swanson was the main point gette1
for the Athletic Club quint. he made
five field baskets and was the star of the
game. Anderson, for the visitors, mad.
two baskets and Thomssen and Kuche
man got one each. Kucheman made five
points On. free throws. Aurelius substi
tuted for Swanson in the last quarter.
The game was refereed by Lawrenc,
Longley, former athletic coach here
and DR.. G. a. Longley was umpire The
st. Paul team was we'll satisfied with the
work Of the officials.
Following is the. lineup Of the tw'
Little Fails st. Pau
Tourtillott If Swanson
Meyers rf Kuchemar
8. Sims Thomsse1
Belanger lg Anderson
W. Sims rg Macl
Substitutes, White for Meyers; Pluto
for 8. Sims; Armstrong for Belanger
Aurelius for Swanson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

The third party Of the series being
given by the ladies Of st. Francis
Xavier church, will be given Thursday
evening of the coming week, at the
Knights of Columbus hall. The women
to entertain are: Mesdames Gust T.
Larson, Eugene Ledoux, Warren Cor
don, Raymond Brick, Harry Meyers,
Theodore Streukens, Herman Tanner,
William Clute, Albert Rank, J. P. Har-
rigan, Chas. Guernon and Henry New
man. Everybody is welcome to these
parties, which have proved very delight.
full.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
PHYSICAL TEST OF SOLDIERS MAY
BE MADE IN MINNESOTA

a Cost cenSuS OF tn6 po3caI C0nuI'
tion Of former service men is proposed
by the United States Public Health Ser
vice and Minnesota may be chosen as
the state III which this census win be
taken, as the result of the offer of the
Minnesota Public Health Association
to assist in taking the census and of the
offer Of tho state depar tment Of the
American Legion to cooperate in the
work. State Commander Vernon has
wired the chief medical advisor Of the
United States Public Health Service
that the Minnesota Department Of the
Legion stands ready to help in this work
and urges that Minnesota be selected
for this test. s.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
BASKETBALL AT HIGH GYM TO.
MORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow night, at The high school
gymnasium, the local Legion quint will
try conclusions with the Sauk Centre
Machine Gun Company five. The game
will begin at 8 0 clock sharp.
Fans should be satisfied from games
played during the last week that the
quint that represents the local Legion
is worth boosting for and turn out for
the game tomorrow night. The Sauk
Centre quint is said to be a good one
and those who turn out for the game
should be we'll repaid. This will prob
ably be the last game for the Legion
quint.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Chapman and son
of Center, Colo, are in the city visiting
relatives and friends, guests at the
homo Of. Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Craighead.
Mrs. Craighead is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman. MI: Chapman is
now engaged in the insurance business
st Center, Coao., and shS states that he
s. wen pleased With his new location.
h nd he son sreturn to 0o1chdq to-
.ll6d4owbak Nm sOhapmaaSro1h6i&e A6p
5A aeat1s - ~ ~ ~ 49, . 1 s< 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
HUNDREDS ATTEND LIBRARY
DANSANT-S2OO NHx1ED:,

OAN8ANT@$200N N1o&1D;f. .>
Joy was indeed uncon6ned al, The, dan
SAINT given at the Elks hall Wednesday
evening to raise funds for the :bt ,rer
Gently acquired by the library. Such
q large gathering Of townspeople, =. all
having a jolly good time, has seldom
been seen here. =. - r.: :,
Tripping the light fantastic was the
main pastime Of the evening", music
being furnished by q six-piece orchestra
under the direction Of w. J. 6chaies'
mann. The hall was beautifully decor
atod for the occasion with Christmas
trees, pine boughs, red and green
streamers, etc., suggestive OF the sea-
son. - -. =. =:
A number Of very good features By
local talent were given between dances
Miss Maybelle Leblanc was the first
| entertainer, she giving dance "The
Spirit Of Spring." before the grand
| march took place, also leading in the
grand march. Ernest Carlson appeared
in Swedish costume and entertained
| the dancers with Swedish dialect and
Miss Eivi1a Ruth gave a reading, JIM
personating a little Italian boy: Miss
Frances Niche, dressed in = real Scotch
costume, danced the Highland Fling
| Miss Marjorie Patience, assisted by sew
/ eral other girls, gave gypsy dance
Miss Elaine Ruth and four other "girls
sang the quaint old song e'Buy my
Lavender" all the while selling sanai!
packages Of saehet powder, which added
about $500 to the proceeds. =: -
Punch was served throughout the eve
ming and a cafe was operated in an ad-
joining room, where all sorts of cafe
delicacies were served at nominal charg'
es. The cafe was prettily decorated, a
beautiful lighted Christmas tree oc'
cupying the center Of the room*'
AS an entertainment, the dansant was
a huge success and it was likewise q
success financially, approximately 900
being realized, Mrs. L. D. Brown had
charge Of the arrangements for the dan
SAINT. Everyone co-operated to make the
affair a success and credit is due no one
person in particular but all who were
in any way connected with it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Miss Agnes Hamm Of this city under.
went an operation for appendicitis Tues.
day at ST.. Joseph g hospital, St. Paul.
She il getting along nicely Her mother
IL with her. { b r !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

The farm bureau executive committee
will hold a meeting next Monday at ]
p. m. Delegates. to the Conference
Week at st. Paul Jan. 10, IL and IL will
be selected at this time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
ATHLETICS SPORTS
HIGH WON DISTRICT BASKETBALL
e TITLE A.4lfA1Y SPORTS IN
DULaED EN-

here considerable recreation and enter
tainment during the year 1920. Or.
ganized kittenball and quoits were in
troduced here last year and while these
games held the interest for but short
time, they proved interesting. The high
school basketball team won the district
championship again last year and was
eliminated at the state tournament.
The athletic and sporting events of
principal interest were as follows:
JANUARY.
Ba&1ketbn1ls
10-H. S. defeated Crosby quint there,
1e-H. s. defeated Brainerd ouint
here. 1924. Second team won 1910.
there. 2o-15: second team won II 10:
,,;;e7 $oxH; ttor s., ,ne defeated sauk Rapids
FEnnUARY
4--oLegion Quint lost at Bemidji,
.5-:Legion quint lost at Remid5i,
s-H. S. defeated Staples here. 4s-e:
hsls 1sIbeSion 11;S team lost to cass Lake
team ashsFiop hsss. p7tfs tfsm defeated ca"s Lake
1s-H s. defeated Bemidji auint
I'LL. S. defeated Aftkin here, s1-2.
thsSe sS@bsgi9n ls,9 team lost to sa"k Centre
2l-H. S. defeated Crosby here. 1876.
2s-H: $. defeated Brainerd auint
there, 34-s. Second team won 1910.
28|LeEion2 qufnt won from Bemidji
5-oH. S. defeated St: Cloud here. 15-
1sM sgaoFs 8 tea def2ateS wS" Walker 1S ou,nt at
Crosby: 42-4, Winning district cham
!s-H. S. was eliminated by Red
Wing quint at state tournament 22-1o.
Baseball
2O-All Stars defeated Ft. Ripley. Ga.
20-Little Falls lost to Melrose here,
21-Little Falls defeated Me1rose
24-Iittle Falls defeated Pine River
27ELittle Falls defeated vernda1e
2s-Little Falls lost to verndale here.
3-2.
Town ToEgerv team here, SO:
here. SO. Second game lost 10.
4-Little Falls lost to Brainerd there,
All Stars tied Ft. Ripley there. s-s.
2MEfetie .nhi9e: F.,,.: defeated Staples here.
s.l.-n,ttle, -FellsG defeated Willard
70 ie.Iitt,e Fan. lert to ppl luth clydes
~ iiItittle Fa''.1o,t: 70 Duluth c'ydes
o, i5SLtttle Falls defeated Duluth
is-Little Falls defeated Duluth
1s@Little Falls lost to swanville
there 81
16LLittle Falls defeated Willard H.
ssELittle Falls lost to Crosby here.
:. SSs-rattle F'11, Falls lost to Crosby here
as-Little Falls defeated Alexandria
:, seS5'tt'e Fails lost It s. 70 A,exandria.
80 :,Sf}ft,e' ;i7 Falls defeated nahnonen
Little Fans lost to stahnomen
purins August and September. gun
Ss heS .ns q"aes Sf snGSts red
III ouoits was won b.; the Motley club
at the county . fair; ssgt; i: *: :,
i!- Football -.
T.: 24-H. s. football team: defeated
OCTOBER
|: III S.; eleven lost to-: St.. Johns
there. 1870. s. .-... - -.
~; s s eleven lost to Alexandria
n.!s isTH H. s. se1sven: !: q! defeated wedena
PHI S. eleven lost :; to st." Cloud
there, 10. ..a.
so~H s., eleven defeated Brainerd
DECEMBER
Basketball
S-H S. quint defeated Swanvil1e
there, 26-6. Second team lost 1S-3..
10-H. s. quint defeated Staples here
49,
! 17-H. S. quint lost to Aitkin there
|17-14. ~:.
23-Alumnt auint defeated Legion
quint, 34-14.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Whether they were harbingers OF
spring or whether they got their direc.
tions crossed has not been determined
but it is fact, several witnesses aver,
that a flock of at least fifty crows few
over Little Falls Wednesday morning,
headed northWard. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Bowlus Advance:-The papers have
arrived forhelding the scho1l bond cleo
ton and the board has fixDd the date
for Monday evening, January 3rd,
1921 at o'clock.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

A new st. Cloud two and one-haf ton
truck has just been added to the dray-
ing equipment by the Muncy Transfer
Line. -" A. -,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

The Little Falls Automobile Club has
received two traffic guide signs which
will be erected soon, one at the Broad
way and Second street west intersection
for the Jefferson Highway and one at
the Broadway and Fourth street east in:
tersection for the Mississippi Scenic
Highway.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Average assessed valuation of
acreage all townships. .$12.93
Average assessed valuation Of
acreage, cities and villages. I. I. . .$36.2l
Average assessed valuation of
acreage in county $3.50
AVERAGE RATE OF TAXATION
Townships ...............4 1928 mills
City and villages. 1876 mills
County total, average. .57.49 mills
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Little Lorraine Muncy submitted t.
minor operation at St. Gabriel's hos
pital Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Miss Gladys Burch has taken a posi-:
tion in the office Of County Attorney D.
M, Cameron.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Invitations have been issued for a
dance to be given this evening at the
K. C.. hall by the q. N. I. club.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
Extension Div. Letter
BIG WEEK AT q FARM FOR LIVE.
STOCK HREEOXR8

Breeders of all kinds Of livestock are
going to University Farm in large mum.
bers the week of January 3 to s, to at.
tend the annual series Of livestock con:
ventions which are a distinct feature
of the great Farmers and Home Max
ers' short course given by the depart.
ment of agriculture of the universitv.:
The Minnesota Horse Breeders As.
sociation; the swine breeders, sheep
BREEDERS and Minnesota Poland China
Breeders association will hold" their
annual meetings at the farm on Wed
nesday, January S. Speakers before the
horsemen IS association will be DR.. c. w
Nc Campbell Of the Kansas agricultural
college; DIR. c. PAF'itch, chief Of the
veterinary division of the Minnesota
college Of agriculture; G. G. Good, not.
ed Belgian horse breeder of Ogden, Ia.
and N. P. Grass Of Owatonna, president
of the Steele County Horse Breeders
association. -.
A large delegation from the 1850
members Of the Minnesota Livestocls
Breeders association will attend the
convention of that organization on
Thursday, January 6. The speakers will
be DR.. MeCampbell, A. J. Glover, editor
Of Hoard's Dairyman; George McKer-
row Of Pewaukee, Wis.,, and DR.. c. E.
Cotton, head of the Minnesota Live
stock Sanitary Board. The annual ban
quet Of tho association will jbe held in
st. Paul on the evening Of: January 6.
Tie annual meetings Of the various
cattle breeders associations, the Here.
ford, Angus, Holstein; Guernsey, Jersey,
Airshire and others will be held Friday,
January z. Part Of the forenoon will
be given to joint meeting which will
be addressed by Dr.: W. L. Boyd Of the
veterinary division Of the college Of
agriculture. :. :,
| The railroads have offered rate Of d
fare and one half,for the round trip on
the certificate plan to those from points
in Minnesota only, who attend Farmers
and: Home Makers week, on condition
that 250 or more present certificates
! showing the purchase Of one way tick
cts from points from which the one way
fare to st. Paul or Minneapolis is 81 OF
more.
.: CLUB WORK
| FIOuuctS Oh members OF MlnneSOCd
boys and girls clubs in 1920 had 8
total net value of $173,848.66. The
gross value Of all products was 1921,
275.48, while the total costs were $147,
1862. These figures are from the an
nual report of T. A. Erickson, state
leader Of boys and girls extension
work in Minnesota, made to the depart
ment of agriculture of the university
and to the national office at Washing
ton.
Junior project workers to the number
Of 18,49 were enrolled last year il
1908 clubs. OF the total membership
12,052 kept complete records and mad
reports to the state office. ~
There were more clubs in the garden
project than in any other: Three hun
dred sixteen clubs, with an enrolment
Of 1884, had 1886 members ereporting
Bread making was the premier projec
50 far as actual enrolment was con
cerned, having 1926 members in 2lf
clubs. It was the best year for clul
work says Mr.. Erickson ever know
in Minnesota.
|
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

The county board holds it's annual
meeting next Tuesday, January 4.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

The annual New Years ball of the To-
cal Elks lodge, for its members and J.
les, will be held at the Elks hall tomor-
row. xening. Schliesnann, 3 orchestra
Nills4 s4rnish the music. - ::
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
WEST SIDE GARAGE IN NEW
QUARTERS

The West Side garage, owned by
Messrs. Karnowski, DomboV and Glaz-
TX, is now located in the new building
at the corner Of Broadway and Second
street northwest, and the name has been
changed to "The Jefferson Highway
Garage.' The garage was formerly
in the old Lemanczek building on Sec
ond street southwest. The erection of
the new garage building took a remark
ably short time, work on it commencing
late this fall The building is one story
high, built of hollow tile. IN the front
end are an office and display room.
The building sets back about twenty
feet from the sidewalk and large can
opy bordered with light bulbs extends
out from the building to the street line.
The gas and oil filing station are locat-
ed here. The building is not yet com:
pleted, as the exterior is to be covered
with stucco, bet this will not be done
until in thepspring.:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

frank Brunei of Pierz died Christmas
morning at shout 2 O'Clock at his home,
after q month e. illness with pleurisy.
He was &C. years old. Surviving are his
parents, Nj. and Mrs. Oliver Brunei,
three ,brothArs Henry, Oliver and Rob
ert, all Of Pierz, and one sister, Mrs.
Anton Demuth Of Long Prairie: The
funeral was held from st.. Joseph 8
church, Pierz, "Wednesday morning, Fr.
6tieRler officiating. Mr.. Brunei was a
member of tho Little Falls x. G. lodge
and of the sAmerrican Legion. !: :,. So
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
Died

Joseph Poftsa, a}resident of Little
Falls for thnty-dxe years, died Friday
at Fergus Falls, after an illness Of sew
eral months duration. he was So years
old. :s4ssstE.:
Surviving MI. Porten are his wife
and two sons; Joseph of Virginia and
Edward Of this city.
The remains were brought to Little
Falls Monday and the funeral was held
from Sacred Heart church Tuesday
morning at 9 O'Clock, FIR. Altendorf Of
fciating. Interment was in the church
cemetery.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Hollywood, Calf.
5 Harry Burt Of Royalton purchased
Newman building in Little Falls, later
opening garage there with F. G. Nog-
= 4-John Motzko, resident of Swan
River tweny years. died at Bowlus. age
II years.
and 6-Farmers' institute held at
Swanville.
S-Mrs Mary Durava, pioneer settler
of Swan River, died, age 81 years.
9-John Cairns and Max Gamradt sold
meat market to Charles and Clarence
sprandel.
'.9-Elections were held in townships
and villages of county.
st. c. Gordon resigned as member
Of board Of education. Mrs. L. D. Brown
chosen to succeed him as chairman.
1.-TWO little daughters of Hans E
Isaacson Of Rice Lake rescued from
burning home by their mother. House
Sc. B. Bergquist of Red Wing was
elected superintendent Of the Little
d, 19Ist1anEs3 e! r. e1*, p passed rs several bad
man. voted to consolidate. ess*
1.-THE 500 Line depot at Bowlna
was we burglarized and a quantity of monz
1eSschool districts Ill, LOG, "a. 81
16-City election was held in Little
). '17-Republicans held county convex.
gs,,t'on eiSn and elected delegates to state eoA-
3o-deo. Kohs purchased 4hs>serv1ee
sls 7asasi sl1esl Retfs Stef,% e SSn%ss
E,aes .s' ~ ssassxs AZ 95'ss,ssa q t:3s.,1
4 - "a ).
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

Torval E. Nelstead. Carter Co.. Mont.
rs,.I'al A: p Morin' st. Louis Co., Desilda
Joseph J: suchy, Morton Co.. N. OAK,
j. z. Murphy. Hennepin Co., Amelia
L. Brown.
Elmer Norman, Sadie Mattson.
Joseph Kainz. Helen l. Proper.
Lambert Pancratz, Irene Tanner.
Ernest G. Stein, Custer Co., Mont.
Emma M. MyQuist.
Clarence Tergquist. Ramsey Co.. Min
erva Tholen.
Ferdinand A. Schwanke, Mae Staples.
Philip Hines, Genevieve Schrieber.
Arthur L. Shannon, Katherine c.
Faust
Alois J. Bussen. Stearns Co., Margar-
j. F. Homan. Benton Co.. Lillian Bal
siger.
Carl s. Norberg, Dorothy A. Kay.
Wesley A. Hanson. Todd Co.. Florence
H. Fearing. p =
stanislaus Borash, Rosalf Pelowski.
Frank L0idOlt, Josephine HOppke.
Charles Kastner, Tillie Virnig.
Gilbert r. Noe, Lillian T.. Settera-
David e. Barry. Grow Wing Co.. Hilds
Runquist. 5..s-. .tss.-
3. Zimie1wstk s 3.s :. ss...
sQeeEK4J. 1saalss eapSQs Co... s
: e J. A..,..
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
i!-t Football -
alumni. So.
DECEM RER
namkA<hADD

s-H. S. quint defeated swanvil1e
there. 26-6. Second team lost 1S-3..
10-H. s. quint defeated Staples here.
36-2.
II H. S. quint lost to Aitkin there.
1914. ~::
quint, 34-14.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-24

Mcssrs. "Smity" Smith, Fad
Davidson, Guinn Carico, Ben
mic Wilmot, George Goodloe,
were in Norton n few hours
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Josephine White and
Florence Mccormick, Messrs.
Herbert Brown aud Campbell
Cochran motored up to Norton
Sunday afternoon
Charlie Ray makes the sun
shine rays seem brighter than
ever III Peaceful Valley -
Amuzu Thursday, adv.
Miss Josephine Warren aud
Mr. Earl Layne, Of Norton. mo
tored down To the Gap Friday
afternoon and spent a few
hours.
Mrs. |. Y. Gilly and father,
james NJ Gilly, returned to the
Gap last week from Rogersville,
Tenn, where they spent IL few
days visiting relatives and look
ing after business matters.
Mrs. j. w. Kelly and son.
Harry, motored to Wise Sun.
day afternoon where they spent
II few hours visiting relatives.
Miss Edna Gilly spent several
days last week ~ Stonega Wis
lung her sister, Mrs. Young.
The Lloyd Guild will meet
with Mrs. Alsover on Friday
afternoon of this week at the
usual hour.
Miss Elizabeth Collins, the
missionary at Roda, was sue
cessfully operated on last Mon
day week in one of the hos
pitfalls i'll Richmond.
FOR SALE. One reed baby
carriage, almost new. Inquire
at this office, adv.
Charles Bird, who is working
III iiarian, ny. is spending Il
few days in the Gap with his
family. He returned recently
from a visit to Martainsville,
Indiana.
FOR SALE Fireproof safes
slightly used. National cash
register and automatic comput-
ing scales. Address, Wood
McCready Company, Bluefield
w. Na.-adv. 45 is
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Tate and
children and Miss Bess Young
OF Stonega, spent Sunday in
the Gap.
O. Il. Sparkman spent the
week end in Knoxville with his
wife.
Mrs d. c. Wolfe is spending
Thanksgiving in Richmond
with her daughter, Mrs. George
Roeluck.
They all come back to peace
full Valley" You will, too.
Amuzu Thursday. adv,
Guy Gilmer, who has been
very sick for several days from
having his tonsils removed, is
now recovering.
Mrs. A. d. Owens and little
daughter, Virginia, left Wed
nesduy night for Cincinnati,
where they will spend several
days visiting relatives.
Mrs. Marvin X. Kelly and
little son, Erskin, have been
spending IL few days the past
week in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Mary Taggart, of Nor.
son, has been spending several
days in the Gap with her
daughter, Mrs. Helen laggart
Foster.
Miss Ruth Smith is confined
to her home with the measles.
h. l.. Brown, of Middlesboro,
was Il visitor to the Gap Satur'
day.
Mrs. b. f. Warner returned
to the Gap Saturday night af.
ter spending several weeks at
Columbus, o., visiting relatives.
Miss Alice Bruce, who is
teaching at Dorchester, spent
the week end in the Gap with
homefolks.
Otis Mouser, Jr., who has
been sick for few days with
measles is improving rapidly.
It's a laugh.cry-fest- Charlie
Ray in Peaceful Valley"
AmuZu Thursday. adv.