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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21
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THEsMANaONBY The kARSTs
GRAY. bleak mountains; incredit
hare. Incredibly vast, stretching des
Tate peaks into the sky itself. ma
row roads clinginH tosthe rocks; OFT
Ia mere ledge between5sthe precip;
below and the towering height abo1
Through the Wild country Delig
had travelled hour after hour, uH
now afternoon took on the shad
forerunning sunset. The occasion
Villages had ceasedMto interest hi
The passersby, mounted on horses /
driving laden mules often LED byI
woman, seemed tosherYto gn0F ste4
er and less ready Of smiles ssas TIL
i%ourneyed nearer and nearer@the 4
banian frontier. s.E.f |
The happy courage with which $!
parted from Rupert hadfs1left hi
long since; not ebbed away. d
dropped from her grasp, af.lost p{
session. She had expected no SUI
journey as this; she had fanc{
place of short distances and foma
iic scenes. This iron landscape d
palled and terrified her with
sayagery,, its. locked silence.
She was walled round with siien|
since no one could understand h
speech. ONCE only she. received |
COMPREHENSIVE answer to a questil
put TO her escort ~
what is it2" she asked, in an d
a%speration of nerves, sweeping h
hand toward the naked rock-stretd
cs. us it like this everywhe1
What is this? Is all Montenegro II
this placer" 4f =
The old man looked back at hi
translating gesture and express1
rather than words. There was cuI
osity in his glance at this vivid you
alien beauty, and the girl flushed l
fore it. N S.
}shei distinguished in the answer.
So she learned the name of til
strange mountain-desert into viii
she had followed Michael Balsic a
where she was to find, not what s
sought, but what she had provoked
After a time she leaned back al
closed her eyes, wearied beyond
~terest in her surroundings Rev
sion gripped her; suddenly she feI
cd what lay before, what lay behi]
and most of all Michael himself,
would be no longer wooer. pbut HI
band. ,S.4f /. Z -
The carriage halted with
abruptness that>fung the girl e
ward in her seat sharp comma
was still ringing il; the air, as
eyes flashed open Upon a chang
scene.
The road was wider,shere. ann
1t were haltedFa dozeli riders. clos
the way with wall-like finality. 7
last sunrays glittered upon their ,
familiar, bright-hued, costume,
gold lettering on their round ca
and the glinting metal, Of the pist
superb men, akin to their own mo,
tains, their great height dwarfed tt
of the leader they watched for CO
mands. t'
Continued in tomorrow .
Evenings Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21

I shouldn't drive you to- the place
you're going" he retorted, his dark
face determined and once more grim.
Il guess I've got nothing in the
oven that will burn while I'm out.
I've brought yop so far I'd like to
finish the run with you"
That is good of you" she said
gratefully. "But-please do not. You
see it would look a little bit as If we
distrusted Lieutenant Balsic. I am
perfectly safe, now. Come later,
please; and goodby.."
With a very dissatisfied expression,
Rupert reluctantly yielded, and
watched the young girl enter the car
riage. The old man mounted beside
the driver, and the vehicle clattercd
away.
When Rupert. turned back, Danilo
Lesendra had. just finished speaking
to the Servian chauffeur of the
limousine and was on the point of
mounting his own black. riding-horse.
fingered to exchange a hand-clasp
with the American
IF you stay in Crnagora, I will see
YOU again. he promised hurriedly.
Now, I must co.
80 II nOLlced, salQ%.Rupert drlly.
Have you got time to issue any ext
ira opinions as to whether I'd better
follow Miss Warren on this trip "
Can you bring her back and pres
vent her marrying Michael aBalsic? 2"
Did you guess II been pressing
her to 20 ahead, all the way here?"
he countered.
Then" said Danilo Lesendra,
what use would it be?'
He swung himself into the saddle
and wheeled his horse up the street,
the ~vari-colored crowd parting to let
him pass and closing in behind him.
Rupert walked slowly back toward
his a discomfort infevcry line of his
small, muscular figure. He had
been taken by surprise: never had he
contemplated this separation from
his charge.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21
ARMENIA.

Tho League of Nations has ,decid-
cd that it has no authority to assume
a mandatory over Armenia. This
seems to leave it up to some individ-
ual nation to assume the RESPONSE
bility.
The general feeling seems to be
that to leave Armenia to work out Its
w salvation will simply mean
leaving the door open to endless war
fare in that section of the world. ac-
companicd in all probability by a re-
ancwal of massacres and Moslem OPP
preston. or possibly if the Chris
tians get the upper hand by reprisals
for centuries Of cruelty. r.
So it seems.to be the duty of some
nation to take on itself the job of
looking after Armenia. Cnfortun-
atefy the only nation that could ac-
cept the mandatory without laying
the foundation for endless diplo-
matte complications and accusations
OF seeking self-aggrandizement is the
United States, and the idea Of the
United States undertaking such ser
ious responsibilities in far off Asia
Minor is far from popular with most
of us.
There is little chance that any
party securing control of the ma
tional administration would attempt
to. take such a step.
So it begins to appear As though
Armenia would have to worry along
as best it can either by itself or with
what help it can get from Europe.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21
THE MAYORS MESSAGE.

In accordance with custom, Mayor
Wheeler delivered his annual message
last night to the city council on the
occasion Of the organization Of that
body for the ensuing year. this being
also the beginning of the mayors Sec
ond one-year term. Of office.
The message, which is published in
full in this issue of The Herald, gives
a summary of the affairs of the city,
presented in terse. pointed form, char
acteristic of the writer. The facts
presented by the mayor, and the more
detailed facts which could not be in
~corporated in such a communication,
warrant the opening statement that
the financial condition of the city is
satisfactory. Conditions entirely be-
yond local control have diminished the
city's revenues in several directions;
the generally advancing scale Of costs
has operated here as elsewhere; and
some unforeseen and extraordinary
expenses have been incurred. Yet it.
has been necessary to increase the tax
levy but ten per cent. This Indicates
careful and conservative work on the
part OF the council, the mayor, and
the several heads Of departments.
And while there has been an avoid
,arfce Of needless expenditure, eason
able effort has been made to keepsthe,
city abreast OF the times in those mat.
fers which pertain to the real we'll
being OF h people.
Nn0.HSLNr, .esIE3H /, r-.-t.F-NTG kI6S..EftEF
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21
SMILE WITH US

TO- H sH " ef=r =
Tho evening party was over, and
most Of the guests had one As. one
young man took leave of hig hestess
I'm sorry you found Miss BiEgee
a poor conversationalist."
Poor conversationalist!' exclaim-
ed the guest. She's absolutely, the
limit! Why, the only thing she. said
to me the entire, evening was No. and
] had to propose to her to get that
out Of her"
The passengers on the pleasure
steamer, having just finished dinner.
were enjoying the beauties Of the
evening to the full.
Mrs. De We're surveyed the glories
Of the wonderful Highland scenery
and felt she could cry from sheer hap
piness. a majestic ravine came into
her view, all tender grays and 1him-
mering browns and blues. She held
her breath till they had passed.
'Oh, joint" she s4td. what's love-
~ g0rgeSthat vast y
Yes, darling he said abeeutIy.
quite the best flood we've had since
w left London.
Iittle olives mother was peeltne
liftle sickle pears for preserves and
'she HoenA worm In Gf them
That nt6fit after Olive whas put "a be6,
abescGlfed acrDG9 TO her little brother.
Ha1ph: s8ayy buddy, did yois1ee the
little sStcks Rum With the snakGsfn IL RI
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21

In ~ zone days sdauehter would
sDlny sthesptanOe While m0fhey.ywashed
tkS Aishss. Times hGye chai}3ed. the
ssfris re longer play the piano: ~ the
outs board nov.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-21
SYNOPSIS.

At a small town in France, Delight
Warren. an American girl who is to
marry a Montenegran army officer,
meets Jack Rupert, chauffeur, we'll re-
menfbered by readers of From the Car
Behind" Rupert is also on his way to
Montenegro. Delight receives q tele-
gram that her lover, Michael Balsic. has
rok MS ankle, and cannot come to
France for the wedding. Fearing further
opposition by. her family she determines
to go to Montenegro.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06
Public Speaking.

Elk Governor Henry G. Stu
ART viii address the voters Of
Wise county at Wise court
house ON Monday, October 18th
at II O'Clock q. m. on the
League of Nations and other
vital issues of this campaign.
Governor Stuart is Il very force
iul speaker, and regardless of
politics ever. one who can
should hear him.
Hon. +. Leo Trinkle, of
Wy thevIlir, Va, viii ADDRESS
the voters Of Big Stone Gap
and vicinity on Saturday, Oc-
tourr yth at O'clock y. IN. on
,ilu League of Nations anu 9TH
vr IinpoI tant ISSUES of the cam
paisn. Senator rrinkle Is de
hshtiul speaker and on should
not miss the opportunity 10 hear
hlm.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06
Kitchen Shower for Miss
Bailey.

Last Monday afternoon from
three thirty To six o'clock, Mrs.
james II. Taylor was the lovely
hostess of II beautifully plan
ned party ~ her home compli-
mcntary to Miss Janet Bailey
whose marriage to Mr.. Fred go
Troy will occur on the ninth.
Three large green French
baskets filled with gorgeous red
and white dahlias were used in
decorating the living room,
where progressive hearts"
were played at three tables dur.
ing the afternoon placed in one
end of the room, while mum.
Der of the guests sitting around
the cheerful fire in the opposite
end sewed and talked onjoya.
bly, during the afternoon. In the
game of hearts, Mrs. w. j.
Smith won the least number of
hearts and won the prize, a
cut glass bud vase.
After the game, little Evelyn
Taylor came into the party cir
Gle drawing II little wagon
which was ladened with kitch.
en- articles of every description
of aluminium and pyrex wares
all neatly wrapped and tied
with ribbon. These were open
ed and highly appreciated by
Miss Bailey i'll anticipation Of
the arrangement of her kitchen.
With the passing of the
shower event, the hostess serv-
ed Il delicious salad course con
sisting of fruit salad, cheese
balls, saltines, pickles, stuffed
dates, sandwiches and tea, as
sisted by Mrs. l. G. Taylor,
Mrs Fl. 5. Benjamin and Mrs.
III. l.. Lane.
Those present were: Mrs.
j. II. Mathews, Mrs. w. II. Car.
rier, Mrs. Otis Mouser, Mrs.
Will Goodloe, Mrs. Sally a.
Bailey, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs.
Joshua f. Bullitt, Jr., Mrs.
Caroline Rhoads Lewis, Mrs.
Willard s. Miller, Mrs. w. j.
Smith, Mrs. Augusta Byck
Mrs. IL. S. Benjamin, Mrs. j. b.
Wampler, Mrs. Wayne Wright,
Mrs. Fl. l.. Lane, Mrs. |. Q.
Taylor. Misses Florence Nc
Cormick and Janet Bailey.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06
Wins Second Prize at the
Kentucky State Fair.

In the Louisville Herald for
October LIST Is an attractive
picture OF Little Miss Anthem
Blcklc, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. j. H.. !tIckle, ~ louisville,
KY, who wa, awarded second
prize III the baby health con
trst ut The kentucky Stats Fair
this year which was held ut
Louisville, Ky, last week. Mrs.
Bickle, Anthem $ mother, was
formerly Miss Jennie Kidd, of
the Gap, and has many friends
who Will be interested in the
above.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06
Birth Announcement.

b Nrn last Friday Afternoon,
October ist, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Horne, of Roda, at the
home of Mrs. Horne's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. G. Muncy in
the Gap, girl weighing seven
and a half pounds. Mrs. Horne
was formerly Miss Madge Mum
cy, of the Gap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. John Mullins
nt one day las; week in
Nstol shopping.
KBorn TO Mrs. Walter Potter
H. day last week son weigh.
Eg ten pounds.
Mrs. NJ. II. GRADER is iii at
@r home on Poplar Hill with
Nrdrlet fever.
room house and 6 lots on
I@yandott Avenue for 81 900
Mendid high class neighbor-
pod See w. q. Coutts. adv.
h Mrs. Proctor Brown spent
I$fIday and Saturday at Cllnch
!&h, whore she has good ma
Az class organized.
Mr., and Mrs. Robt b. Also.
I#ef and son, Robert, Jr., spent
Saturday, and Sunday in l}ris.
y v. /. Goodloc left Saturday
Corning for Alton, Va, where
" viii spend several days Wis.
i s ''' '''o''''
4 Old newspapers for sale at
slls Office. 20 cents per 100.
1 Woman,s mir il bor cro,yn
fpv glory Shn,s ,n,,,, Gro,,.,,
h. GLORY ton nnm,t i,
&ary -o1v ~
r.n,o ~
H. fac,,,, m :. d member OF
T6ool y, ,s ~ .ne preP"T4'ory
lCollego snant o, s,n an, iion Try,
leo,.'ec' spent sunday IN the
q Ca
snand;n, "a 70, " p'iS'o'' Is
Rbis wadi- I" pw unyS III town
' week on business
oncle Sam allows you 5000
Manu. t1 cC,I,' 'uiii
1, ing ,ie hau oOM y foresight,
j. S"y' Doh't ever Marry.
'u'
. Birth statistics show moro
t s",S . man boys Keep this in
ho1s wen you 40 any betting.
~" EVER M arry.-adv.
Little Dan Reeder Taggart.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.. Tag.
sart, has been sick for few
N'' WIN scarlet fever.
Mrs. X. d. Leslie and little
laughter, Mary Margaret, left
Friday for Huntington, W. Va !,
where they will spend two
Mrs. Edw,ra p,r,v lar, H.;
Inv O. af,a ,waru nurhz ielt FRI
where she will spend a few DAYS
attending IA meeting.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06
Kelly Drug Company
.Oho RoxaN Store
BIG STONE GAP, VIRGINIA


from bridge, . corner lots, $1,000,
see w. q Coutts adv.
James Hyatt, who has been
employed with II. Il. Fox ar IA
civil engineer, has resigned his
| position To accept a like job in
Raleigh county, West Virginia.
Harry Aylcs, who has been
serving in the u. S. Navy for
some months, returned to the
/ Gap last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Robins,
of ltuda, was the guest of their
cousin, MIR. and Mrs. w. T..
Roblnett Sunday afternoon.
/ Miss Verdi Giles, who teach
cs school at fIoot Owl Hollow,
spent the week end with homo.
folks in the Gap.
| The Misses Emma and Cara
Baker spent last Sunday at the
Natural Tunnel. They were
accompanied 10y Paul Owens
and GRANVILLE Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Inglc
and little son, "Bobby," who
have been spending several
weeks in tho Gap with Mrs.
lngle's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
w. y. Baker, returned Wednes.
day To their home in Hazard
Ky.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, who so sue
ccssfully nnrscd Miss Juliet
Knight during her operation
and illness, dismissed the case
and returned to her home in
Appalachia last week. Miss Ju.
! liet is very much improved and
is able 70 be out again.
w. II. Nickels, OF Bristol,
| spent the week end in the Gap.
/ Mir. and Mrs. Guy Stone left
Friday morning for an over.
land trip to points in Kentucky.
~ telegram was received here
last Wednesday from Assump.
7 ton. H., stating that the stork
/ had visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Parks with 10 l-2
H. boy. Mrs. Parks will be re-
membered as Mas Maggie
Fletcher, of the Gap.
Clarence G. Burns, a promi-
nent business man of Lebanon,
Russell county, was visiting
here ii few days this week.
WANTED. AT once two por
tiers at the Monte Vista Hotel.
| Apply to b. +. Warner, man
ager adv.
Attorney l.. NJ. Robinette and
Chas. L. Duncan were business
visitors in town Monday from
Ionesville.
Misses Kate and Veanie Stout,
of kingsport, Tenn, spent the
week with their sister, Mrs.
-. l. udITiSoil, 1T Cauot.
Paul LESSEE left last week for
points in the central west where
he will spend several days Wis
itiug. He will be met in Chi
cago by his brother, Will, who
will accompany him home for a
several days visit.
AIR and Mrs. B, f. Warner
returned to the. Gap Sunday
night from u motor trip to
friends in Buckley, w. Va. ),
having left here last Friday
morning. Beckley is located
about fifty miles beyond Blue.
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felts and Mr..
Christy spent Sun dav with
friends at Keokee.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06

w. VI. Cout's.-adv.
Mrs. d. b. Sayers will be hos.
tess to the Lloyd Guild on
Thursday at $3.50 O'Clock.
| Mrs. Joshua f. Bullitt, Jr.,
entertained the Friday after
noon bridge club at her home
last Friday afternoon.
Mrs A. Byck, who has been
spcnding several week, IN the
Gap with her daughter. Mrs.
II. 3. Benjamin, returned Tues.
day 10 her home IN Nav York.
News has turn received in
the Gap by II large nurnn"r of
Interested relatives aud friends
OF The hii,h Of son to Capt
and Mrs. Wins Slaughter a,
their home at Camp LIE, Va,
where CapI. laughter is sta
TONED win rre u. 5. Arms,
Mrs. Sla gIirr was former v
Miss Jnie Bum, I, of the Gap.
FOR SALE Ono lG gauge
l.. Z. SmIth hArur,l,ilcss doubl,.
barrel shot gun, almost as gnud
as new VIII sell at ii bargain
for cash See G. W. Scott
adv.
Major Roht Me-sersmith. os
the u. ) Marine. Is Spending II
few days Tins week in the Gan
the gucstof his SISTER, Mrs II b.
Alsover.
Fred l.. Troy was called f.,
his home AZ Grnhnm Monday
morning on account of the So
rlons illness of his father, Rev
w. II Troy.
Mrs. George l. Taylor went
over to Abingdon Monday
morning, whore she spent II few
days with her nincrs. Misses
Reba aud Anna Barron Collier,
who are attending school at
Stonewnll Jackson College this
year.
Wayne b. Wright, who has
been pitching bali this past sea-
son for the Louisville base ball
team, arrived in the Gap Tues
day, where he is spending a
few days with his wife and two
children ut the home Of her ia.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Carnes, before going to Co!um.
bus, Ohio, to finish his course
at the Ohio State University.
w. f.. Wampler and wife, of
Big Stone Gap, Reuben Gilly
and wife, Ham Tate aud Bob
Lee Willis, of East Stone Gan.
left Sunday afternoon for an
automobile trip to Bristol. From
there they went To Texas where
they will attend n reunion of
the Confederate veterans.
Rev. G. w. Dean, pastor of
the Methodist church mt this
place, left Tuesday morning for
Chattanooga, Tenn, where he
will attend the Hclston Con
ference, which will be in SEES
sion there for several days.
Judge S. l.. Chestnut. of Rog-
ersville, spent Sunday in the
Gap visiting his son, Paul
Chestnut.
Mrs. E. r. Taylor received a
message Sunday morning an.
nouncing the death OF her
youngest sister, Mrs. Kirk Wood
Gordon, of Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. r. w. Flanary and Mrs.
John Ray spent several days in
Knoxville last week with
friends and attending the State
Fair.
w. G.. Coutts is making a
drive this week on the Caloric
pipeless heaters. Now is the
time to heat your home. See
W. G. Coutts or call up 90 to-
day.-adv.
MIR. and Mrs. S. w. Trout and
Mrs. A. b. Sexton, who have
been visiting their parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Taylor,
left Wednesday morning for
their homes near Pittsburg
Pa. w. b. Taylor, of Hawaii,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06

1t you want to build your
nome on the lnstallment plan
pay In six years "a remt-see
w. u. Cout's.-adv.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06

. WANTED. = Several young
ladies with ut least two years
high school for nurses. apply
to Norton Hospital, Norton, Va.
or Bluefield Sanatarium, Blue
field, w. Va, for application
blanks and other information.
adv.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-06

Mrs. d. b. Sayers will be hos.
ts, to the Lloyd Guild on
Thursday at $3.50 O'Clock.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-11
HAD A MARROW ESCAPE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turner had a
narrow escape from being run over
by an auto last evening as they were
going to the Methodist church. They
were crossing the street opposite the
Standard Oil station when an auto
came from the east and turned tow
ard the north. The driver did not
blow his horn and Mr.. Turner made
his escape by jumping. The auto
driver was going so fast that when
he did attempt to avoid running in
to the Turner'S he ran into the curb
and driving over the parking was
able to make his escape before his
identity could be learned. This
reckless driving is going to be the
means of someone being killed some
of these days and then there will be
trouble. Why not keep an eagle eye
on the speedsters before any accident
happens.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-11
DEATH OF INFANT CHILD

The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Mortensen died at her
home in Extra Wednesday morning
at 1890. The little one had been
privileged to live but two short
months. She had been healthy from
its birth, but sudden attack OF
heart trouble was the cause of her
death. Funeral services will be
held at the family home tomorrow
at 1890 in charge Of Rev. Rasmus-
sen, after which services will be held
at the Presbyterian church in this
city Friday afternoon at 2:30 in
charge of Rev. VIM. Mack. Inter
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-11
CARD OF THANKS

wish to publicly thank the Red
Cross chapter for paying my hospital
bill, to the people who donated to
the relief fund and the many neigh
bors and friends who frequently sent
flowers while l was in the Carroll
hospital. Words fail the gratitude
feel for these many kindnesses that
were shown me in time of need.
MRS. ANNA WICKLAND.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-11

Miss Mae Mclaughlin went to
Extra Tuesday to spend the day in
the interests of the Home Service
Department of the Red Cross. Miss
Mclaughlin as secretary of the coun-
ty chapter visits each of the towns
in the county once each month. This
gives everyone an opportunity of
taking up business matters with her
direct instead of being compelled to
come to Audubon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-11
. = 4 y . -
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL :

Pete Dennis returned the last OF the
week from Omaha where he purchase
ed a 12-foot marble front soda foun-
tain which will be installed in the
Dennis confectionery store on South
Park within the next two weeks.
Pete says the fountain is a hum
dinger" and something that every
body may well feel proud of.
Mrs. j. H. Eddy and daughter Miss
Leila, went to Council Bluffs Monday
where Leila entered the
Jenny Edmundson hospital for an
operation for appendicitis. She had
an acute attack several weeks ago
but is now feeling quite well. The
physician urged an opera
ton at this time before another at
tack.