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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
REED BLAMES LEAGUE.
Senator Declares Issue Cause OF
Democratic Defeat.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. November f.
Support of the league of nations plan
was the cause of the democratic par
tvs defeat, declares United States
Senator James A. Reed. democrat and
irreconcilable opponent Of the league.
THE American people refused to
haul down the American flag" he
said. "It was the tragic mistake OF
supporting that issue that split the
party and resulted in republican vic
tory"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
ARMY OFFICERS DROPPED.

Three officers of the Army have
been dropped from the rolls for hav-
ing been absent without leave beyond
the statutory limit of time. They are
Maj. Phil Commission. infantry, who
has been absent since August 5, 1919;
Can't. William ]. Fenton, Sanitary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
HAPGooD At CITY CLUB.
Industrial Crisis Likely, He Says,
Unless Allies Help Europe.

unless Allies Help Europe.
Unless the allies help tottering Eu-
rope to regain its feet. the United
States is likely to face q serious in
dustrial crisis within the next four
years. according to Norman Hapgood,
editor. author and former minister to
Denmark, who addressed the weekly
forum luncheon of the City Club yes
terday afternoon at the clubhouse,
Farragut square.
Mr.. Hapgood denounced the French
government as the most dangerous
influence in the world today. because
of its efforts to thwart the revival of
industry in Germany, and severely
criticised the American government
for acQuiescing in the allies warfare
upon Russia.
Roy L. Neuhauser. chairman of the
District suffrage group at the club
presided. Mr.. Hapgood was intro
duced by Rev. Dr. l. NJ. Powers
pastor of the Universalist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
WON BY HARDING, 2 TO |
President Wilson's Home Distric
Captured by G. o. P.

PRINCETON. N. j.. November A.
President Wilson's home district here
the seventh election district-was
carried by Seantor Harding by more
than two to one. Gov. Cox had 145
votes, while Harding had 318. This
district is a strong democratic district
and was carried by Wilson four years
ago.
Mayor Charles Brown, democratic
candidate for Congress. carried the
district by two votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
SURPRISE ~ MISSISSIPPI.
Several Precincts Go Republican
for First Time in History.

HATTIESBURG. Miss. November 4.
For the first time in history several
precincts and towns in the sixth Mis-
sissippi congressional district gave
republican majorities Tuesday. Semi
nary and Runnels town boxes gave
majorities for Harding, although the
figures are not available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
ORDERED TO coBLENz.

First Lieut.. Leland F. Dashiell,
Medical Corps. has been relieved from
duty at the Walter Reed General Hos
pital. this city. and ordered to Cob
lenz. Germany. for duty with the
American Army Of Occupation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
G. O. P. WOMAN SHERIFF.

ROSCOMMON. Mich. November A.
Mrs. Jane Johnson. republican. de-
feated Walter Gardiner, democrat. for
sheriff of Roscommon county, final
returns today show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
SHIP SINKS;
IS MISSING
"CAPE FEAR" RAMMED
BY LINER "ATLANTA"
Inflated Concrete Vessel Goes
Down in Narraganset
Bay

Newport. i. l.. Oct. 29.-Tho concrete
steamer Cape Fear. 4 United states
shipping Board vessel: WAS sunk In me
deepest part Of the NarraGansctt Bay
tonight In a collision with the Silvalriah
Line Steamer. city Of Atlanta. At late
hour - of the crew OF 81 OF the Sunkeh
vessel were unaCCuuntcd for. The cape
Fear sank in three minutes about haIl
way between Castle llill on the New
purI shore and RUSr Island. going down
bow first in l25 GathomS.
The Cape Fear was outward bound
from Providence. for Norfolk in ballast,
and carried only her crew. aS did the
CITY Of Atlanta, which WAS bound from
Say;Innah for Providence with a cargo
Of pig iron. ,,.,
The city Of Atlanta'S bow was badly
damaged. the result OF hitting the cape
Fear amldShipS hut. although there was
n seven foot hol" above the main deck,
IN" bullihcads held and she anchored IN
tn" bay.
IN" city of Atlanta struck sduarcly
with hor bow. the blow cutting deep
hole in the cape Fear and ShattcrlnS <
lhr concrete. Lines were thrown aboard.
but the steamer sank SO Quickly that
the majority OF the crew had TO dive
overheard. w
No on" was injured aboard the City
of Atlanta. hut of those rescued from
ihn Cap, Fear three We're slightly IN
iurcd Captain Harry Biggins had cuts
nbou, the head: Sabina PaSuualc. an
oiIcr, had scalp wounds. and +: *.
Holmes. a mess man, received injuries
to his back and was taken 10 Newport
hOSn!tLl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
JUDGE MORGAN
HEADS PARADE
GREAT DEMONSTRATION
IN UNIVERSITY CITY
Republican Candidate to Get
Big Reception at
Fairmont

Special Dispatch to 'rhu lnt"liiEcnc"r
Charleston. ". Va. oct. @ Morgan
town gave a demonstration TO Judge =;
+. Morgan tonight That cclipscd an
previous political meetings ever held IN
Murgantuwn. Th" largest theatre III
Norgantown was packed To the doors
and hundreds OF people were unable :"
gain admiitauce to hear the Republic an
nominee for governor.
Tho speech OF Judge Morgan was pre-
Cecd"d by a parade and tho cnthuSiastlC
marchers compelled the gubrrnaiornl
nominee TO head the parade: The meet T.
inr was presided over by Dr. H. h'
pur!riun, former president of the state
University. who commended Judge MOT
Kan as a native West NirSlnian. VINO
was the peer Of any man that ever ol .
Tered himself for the Sorcrnorship oil
West Virginia.
Judge Morgan continued ~ speak lor
th. success Of the Republican party
buth in state and natiC1l, and MS
speech was several times interrupted
Nv applausc He declared that If elect .
ed governor no man or interests would
he above the law and that every man
would have the equal protection or the
law. - ,,co
last uf tn" campaign. on saturday
night he will speak at FHi-T>onl. ~h"rc
ofir of the largest meetings u the cam
paign has hccn planned. Marion is me
native county o. Judge Morgan and the
mectiuE will he tho largest ever held
In that county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
100000 BLAZE
At CHARLESTON
MORRISON DEPARTMENT
STORE IS BURNED
Schwab and May Store Also
Gutted-One Fireman
Injured

Charleston, w. Va. Oct. o9.-.Fire to-
night Quilted two large store buildings
in the heart Of the business district or
Charleston causing a total loss esti-
mated at approximately 100000. One
fireman was injured.
The blaze was discovered In the o: j:
Morrison Department Store on Capitol
street. It completely destroyed that
building with it's contents and soon
spread 10 an adjoining building occupied
BY the Schwahe and May mems furnish
ing store. which wa5 also Quilted.
Calls for help Scnt to Huntington and
Natro when the fire was Al It's height
and threatening the entire business sec
ton we're Withdrawn later when II be-
came cviden, that III" local department
would nc able to check the flames.
Nitro reported having It's entire depart
ment on special cars with their own
locomotivc ready to come to this city
when Informed that assistance would
not be needed.
The origin Of the blaze has not been
determined.
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Mark Sullivan Says: Harding 352, Cox 1Y
Republicans, Do Not Be Deceived

propaganda Is now peiHE carro OH
The plan Is 10 ap
proah Republican be against Col MONTGOMERY ana
the beating Montgomery
r,, Virginia and
cuary among the business element
The is. is the leading candidate
Republican princlples' lot "pu''A
policies through which
the statute books OF ns 'a
appears upon the statute o " ~
tor tvo-thirds the Union
1ro Morgan will govnorsh Republicans stand os
colors
A vote for Morgan Is 'o'e
and a Of progressive Repuon
conism in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
COCCH| CONVICTED
OF CRUGER MURDER

Bologna. Italy. Oct. 29.-tBy the As
scented Prcss)--Alfredo Cocchi; on tr'al
here for the murder of Ruth Crugcr IN
New York city. in February. 1917. was
today found guilty on four charges.
(Ihc prosecution asked Cocchfs con-
vic,Inn for murder in the first degree,
attemp cd criminal assault, falsifying
passports, and false enrolment in the
military scrviCc)
Cocchi was sentenced to - years i'm
prisonment.
Ruth CruCcr. an eighteen year OLD
student at Wadleish High schoOl. New
York city. disappeared in February.
1917, after n visit 10 COcchis bicycle
shon 70 have her skates sharpened.
Nearly six months later the floor OF the
cellar IN Cncchrs shop was lug up and
her body was brought to light. Cocchi
fled to Italy.
At his first trial In June. 1919. Cocchi
declared his wife had committed the
murder and the trial WAS interrupted 10
determine the truth or falslty or ms
charge. Mrs. CoCchi. however, was
completely rNonerated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
WANDERER GUILTY.;
GETS Is YEARS

Chicago. Oct. 29.-Curl .. Wanderer,
former army lieutenant. was found
guilty by a jury late today OF the muir
der of his young wife. their unborn
child and q ragged stranger and
sentenced TO twenty-five years In the
penitcntiary. The jury reached IT'S
Verdict after twenty-five hours ana
ten minutes deliberation.
Mrs Wanderer was slain on the night
Of Juno 21 at the entrance TO ner nat
when her husband engaged In what WAS
at frst thought to have been q nght
in the dark with an unidentified man.
aid that the stranger had tried To hold
them up, but after his arrest made a a
conIession, which ne repudiated at his
trial In which he declared that ne nag
htrsd The "tpoor fool to stage mock
hnldu, no that he could get rid OF his
wife and return to the army.
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Total
Here arc IA out OF total OF 53l
electoral votes which Cox Is absolutely
sure 10 start out with. Occasionally
.hC Republicans talk about carrying
North Carolina, bot there Is nothing
70 II. Tho Republicans talked the
sam. way In l90S. when Taft was run
ning. and In that year did come within
twenty-five Thousand Of carrying the
state They are not likely 70 do any
octtcr than that this year. Cox VIII ger
IN these states and MI these Ia cleo
roral votes positively. This ia votes
Is Cox minimum figure.
One other state Cox Is almost equal
lv sure TO got Tennessee has always
hsen classed with the t"N already namrd
* a southern state and surely Demo-
ratio, ] think il Is probably So this
,ear. but am treating II separately
porcl,. because tho Republicans ar"
,.Eiming that thsy can carry II.
This Republican claim T. not mer"
campaign big talk but j. based on al
ininiligCnt survey Of conditions and in
rsnsive work. Nevertheless. 10 NOT
rrInk they will carry Tennessee. II Is
tr,Ir. have sern the best kind Of evil
arpce that a good many business mon
in Tennessee want Republican victory
and are willing To help toward II. Blu.
this business mems vote in hardly large
enough to he q decisive factor. More
over, tho Republican workers In IN"
enthusiasm Of their new found hope IL
10 an unprecedented thing were rather
"Ncessiyc,y Jealous in getting the uegr"
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Where Does Cox Stand2

Wilson opposed treaty and blocked
the passage of n
Coxs he with Wilson ,
reservations TO the peace o'~"
Yet hbed Republican Senators VINO prepared
vations
,,,s u,,h Wilson be the treaty without changs
Article X reservation
II he declared in his W
dress then he beled his own cr1e''' %
passed reservations
in fact does Mr. Does he know h'n'elh'
Yes,.rday he another and toorro"
for still something else
a small POLITICIAN Wiling ~ '
,,r,binp To votes will never be elected President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
CHAIRMAN HAYS.
DECLINES DEBATE
With PRO-LEACUERS
saays Question Proposed Does Not
ExiSt-Ttck and InSincSre.

New York, Oct. 29.--Wlll II. HAYS:
chairman of the Republican National
committee today declined a request by
the "pro-lengue independents" to- CO.
operate in selecting jury Of twelve
men to pass on attempts to prove "that
American soldiers could not be ordered
abroad hv order OF the League Of Ma
lions. without the consent Of our Con-
gress."
former ambassador. to Turkey. MIR. Hays
explained to him Is "lIaison officer be-
tween the nro-league organization and
the Democratic National committee
that the question does not exist"
II have no time to waste in academic
discussion of q mere trick question
and insincere." wrote Mr. Hays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
WOMEN JURY GIVES
PLAINTIFF VERDICT

Atlantic City. y. J.. Oct. 29.-AtlantiC
countys first woman's jury. composed
largely of society matrons, rendered =
verdict to-day In favor Of the plaintiff
in the suit Of Mrs. Mary Beidel, Phila-
delphia trained nurse, against Mrs.
Mary Delmedr for damages alleged 10
have been done the latter's furniture
while in storage The jury was out one
hour.
Judge Louis Rrp"tto. of tn" district
rourt vino urrSidrd Declared that III the
futurr :vhrnrS"r possible, women would
be summoned TO try cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
DRIFTING STEAMER
CAN'T Be LOCATED

NesS York. Oct. as-Tho steamship
Rambler. plying between ksy west ana
west Of Santiago, Cuba, with fifty pas
'senEers aboard and no water. In wire
less dispatch received here tonight Dy
the Naval Communications Service. Tne
message said a Cuban gunhoat sent 10
the rescue had returned and reported no
trace OF the vessel could be found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
MEXICAN BANDITS
MURDER AMERICAN
PIPELINE WORKERS

New York. Oct. @g.--T&c TWO Am"ri-
cans who. the state department recently
announced. had been killed October %
in the Tanlpico. Mexico. oil rSS!oh. W"Tr
murdered by MEXICAN bandits while
WORKING on a building along II pipe line
right Of way. with third American
not mentioned previously. also killed;
according to privat" adyic"S received
here today by the Sinclair 'ohs"''daI""
Oil Corporation.
Arthur L. Moseley. a Texan. and Gus
tayc Edward Salicr. address unknown
Of the third has not Yet been learned.
The men. pursuing Lawful orrnpations'
were compelled by IN" MGN,ch,l S"Nu.n Sn
mon, TO 20 unarmcd and had no pro-
tection given them. the .cornorNti"n an
nounced 1t had notified the state depart
mont.
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ANARCHISTS GET
LONG PEN TERMS

New York. Oct. 29.-Isaac T.. Fergu-
son. Chicago lawyer. and Charles T.
Ruthenbcrg Of Cleveland were convict
cd Of criminal anarchy by jury in
supreme court here today. Justice
Weeks Immediately sentenced them 10
state prison for terms of from nVe 10
ten years each.
October under an indictment returned
last year alleging that in promoting
publication of the Communist mani1es-
To in The Revolutionary Age. they ad,
vocated the overthrowS OF organized
government by force. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
MORE MINES IDLE.

Denver. Colo. Oct. 29.-Production OF
coal In colorado, already curtailed by \
strike Of miners in the northern par.
~ tho state. was still further reduces
to-day. when forty mines In me south
t,nrs hecaliSr rr u shortage Of railroad
rar, \ total of y mrDcs in the state
now arc reported idle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
Harding Far Ahead

Necessary will be observed that Harding mas "n
thirteen him the election o
would have practically the doubtful states 10 viii
As matter likely many or 'hese
pbtrI states doubtful states
v inpdsd practically state anything the
which the Democrats nave even
the OF winning All this explained in the eH ~
no round IS attempted in this ISL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
Harding Flags Democrat
Record OF Shortcomings
CLARKSBuRG KIWAN|S
CLUB GETS CHARTER

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligencer
Clarksburg, w. Va. Oct. 2s.-onicefs
and other visiting iSiwanis from va
rious clubs of the order throughout the
state gathered at the Waldo motel mere
tonight and participated in ceremonies
al which the charter Of the local cfuo
was formally presented by L. f. Frantz'
Of Huntington. district governor. Fol-
lowing the ceremonies q dance was held.
The visiting Kwanis were taken on auto
tours Of the city by local members this
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
Careful Review of Electoral
College Prospect By Ma
tional Political Expert
Senate Fight Close In
States Where Harding. Vic
tory Is Certain
Probable Cox Vote
Estimated at l79
By MARK SULLIVAN
National Political Correspondent OF
The IntellIgeacer and The New
York Evening PostD

Necessary TO elect. s6S. II viii
be observed that even II Cox should
get all the stale, hat he has even
q faint chance Of carrying. he
would han" u,L!y tve more electoral
votes than enough to win. But the
assumption hat Cox can carry
every one Of the states listed as
possible Con states. would be foisting
miracle on the law OF chances AS
4 matter OF fact. The largest num-
ber OF electoral votes that Cox Is
seriously likely 10 get Is around lT9.
II might be as low az AZ.
Certain Cox States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
rH WEATHER.

West vIrginia-Fatr Saturday And
Sunday, with rising tsmperAture.
Ohio and western PsnnSylvAnia-fAr
Saturday and Sunday; rising tempsra-
ture Sunday.
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Bscausc Il Is the ciearest manner Of
,pproach TO the situation, let US begin
win Cox's fortunes. and estimate how
many electoral votes he Is likely to
get.
Cox will get. without any doubt
whatever OF course. ten of the tradi-
ttonal Southern States, with their cleo
.
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women 10 register. The result has
hsen 70. create 4 reaction and TO stirten

women 10 register. The result has
been TO create 4 reaction ana 10 sfIlteH
M the white Democratic opposition. -,
The Republicans still belieyc that IL
~ vhite women voters OF the eastern
nart OF the state, which is the part
where Republicans arc strpnGsst. 30 1rSo
the polls and vote. they wilt WIN sh s,aiS
nsonIe of the eastern part OF the stat,
10 rIsiv nountainsers. don't believe IN
wnncn folks voting, and they nave peen
hcsitant about going To the polls.
n the Republican workers can SUI
coed in getting these women 70 bnt. T
20 ,hnuinC than the Republican part!
Sas ever before made IN Tenncss,SS'
ESyrethcless, [ don't think the hepuo-
iIcans viii carry that state. -
votrs TO the ia we have already crse''-
"a - t,nx This makes tnta4 Oh -,
'u We W now come to the ilre so-ca'lGN
border states: II
Kentucky ......'''''' )
Maryland ....'.'. Is
Missouri ...'.' 10
oklahoma ........'''''' S
West Virginia ......'''
II
Total i;;;:',itattcss; ta-j.r states are commonly
o,,sary contested. aud they VIII DC a.
oiOssiy contested this year as any t"u' ~
Snrorc In these states there - no -
,yh,fcver Of I'll" landslide" "uLI,r In
R.puh,iTans AZ" cEt'n'hs - bo,h the
discussing these states ond wI'n nRdT1SleSn publ
Dcnioa om rarely find IN" VIII" VIII
nahah ma ai,a anv Of thesr slat"s by NOR" thar
n Tcw thousand minority
It" The Border states: -, in.
OF these tlye boz, S9rdsI Missouri ssS and wc&;
c.;rio c!iI,rI arc most likely to gn kepup., j.,
,'an leaving Oklah"nG; h"htuHS Thr
Sam. Nsa.,.,and likely To go pcm"crauC; @ In'
d.crce Of their like llhood TO :" i,I, ,hirk
Ratio Is in tho 0rd"r nain'u'
tcoutnued on Psge Thrteen')
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THE INTELLIGENCE G E r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper In the
State of West Virginia.
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CONTINUED on Page 1ourtss1)
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-21
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE.

Mrs. Walter Tillapaugh and Mrs
Feltis called on Mrs. Willie Welsh
Friday.
Emmons Tillapaugh was Burr
Oak caller Thursday evening.
Mrs. frankie Welsh was a home
visitor one day this week.
w. II. McMillen and family were
Mabel callers Friday.
Emmons Tillapaugh and Conrad
Johnson We're business callers at Ole
Anderson's Friday evening.
Charles McMillen and wife were
DEBORAH callers the 10th.
Carl Pierce is doing some carpen-
ter work for Willard Peacock this
week.
Mrs. Walt Darlington is very i'll
at this writing.
JOY Smallev and wife were visit
ing near Newburg Sunday.
Harrison Barth was Hesper cal
Ter Sunday evening.
lack Erickson and Arthur Stos-
koDf were Mabel callers Sunday
Miss Esther Paulson who is teach
ing south OF DEBORAH was a week end
visitor at the Charles McMillen
home.
Ole Molstad and wife visited at the
Charles McMillen home Sunday
afternoon.
frankie Welsh is the owner OF "a
new Ford car.
Clarence Rolfshus was a Hesper
caller Saturday evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-21
BLUFFTON.

The farmers are seeding. Guy
Bently has thirty acres sowed.
The weather Is rather damp this
morning, hope the rain will start the
grass growing.
VIII Cameron autoed to Burr Oak
Tuesday on business.
Will Lange and Harry Wohlford
went to Prosper Tuesday for a load
OF cement.
Gladys Murdoch and Vera Burn.
ham called on Mrs. August Bergman
Tuesday evening.
c. w. Brittendall went to Prosper
Tuesday for freight. Mrs. B. accom-.
panied him as far as Burr Oak and
visited her relatives until his return
Elmer Greenslade is building g
garage on his farm he has recently
bought.
Mr.. Askelson and Mr.. Charley
Dolly of Burr Oak township were in
our burg Tuesday afternoon fishing
We Judge by the sack they carried
on their shoulder, they had the best
of luckg
Walter McCauley and family visit.
ed Mrs. August Bergman Wednes-
day.
Arthur Olson motored to DEBORAH
Friday.
Mr.. Milton Whitney and son, OF
DEBORAH made Button a call Fri
day.
Mrs. Tommy Carbon was shopping
in our burg Saturday evening.
Mr.. Fred Ward and Rev. Van
Welt of Burr Oak were to Button
Saturday afternoon fishing. They
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Brittendall.
Bernice and Audrey Cassel called
on their sister, Mrs. Arnold Satur-
day afternoon.
George Whalen is running a new
Ford car. We see he had his family
out yesterday afternoon for a joy
ride. Mrs. Ernest Bergman accom-
panied them.
Mrs. Will LANCE, of DEBORAH is
visiting relatives in our burg, Mr.
and Mrs. Ash.
Guy Bently lost a good horse the
other day. He will be obliged to buy
one to finish getting in his crops.
Mrs. Ernest Bergman and child
rem visited O'Briens Saturday to see
the new baby.
Claude Morton of Orleans town
ship visited T. Murdock's yesterday.
Edd Sharp visited his daughter
and famil- over Sunday.
Mr.. Nolte and Bonnie Manning of
Burr Oak were to Button yesterday
fishing. Mrs. Manning and her three
children accompanied them and visit
ed Mrs. August Bergman.
Mrs. Carlson is helping Mrs. jack
son clean house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Greenslade
visited their daughter. Mrs. Burgess
near Cresco yesterday.
Mrs. Guy Bently and children at
tended Sunday School Sunday morn
ing.
Colonel Bently is helping Lloyd
Bently saw wood this afternoon.