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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

hav. had time TO stick and It VII
wash twice ~ easily as after It has
stood an hour. There will be lees 60
wash after dinner and less in the
way while serving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE

Insist on 'Baycf Tablets OF A..
plftn" in a Payer package" contain
ing proper directions for Headachs.
Colds Pain. Neuralgia. Lumbago and
RheumA;ism Name ~Baycr'' means
genuine Aspirin. prescribed by ply.
sicians for 10 years. Handy tin bores
Of ~ tablets cost few cents Aspirin
IS trademark 81 nayer Manufacture
Of Monoacctieacidos,cr Of sallcyiic.
acid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

Photo By Cress-Ddic
particularly attractive style for misses is presented in
this trim little suit of novelty check II has the fashionable
blouse back and the belt in front 1t has small
pockets and is buonrimmed here and there The white
collar and cuffs add decided daintness The chin chin
turban, which is golden brown is becomingly yelled.
DAISY HENRY.
the lady pictured here win Tho Stars editorial
Will tickets vaudeville
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
A Line From .t1ncle Falstaff."

Carroll, Iowa, Jan. 23. 1920.-F'ree-
Iman-Iournal Publishing Company.
Ladies and Gentlemen: One may never
miss the water till the well runs dry,
but when the sucker in the old
wooden pump begins to make a noise
like chickc. with the roup, it's time
to make an investigation.
/ note with alarm. that my sub
scription to the Frecman-Journal is
about to become null and void. and I'M
less an appropriation is made, it will
be necessary to- tear up Il carpet in
one of the rooms if we wish to conti-
nue. reading the news from the old
home town. AS Bert Paine, "Norske'
'Sparbor, Sunny" Long, f. S. Johnson,
a. j. Peterson, and Il few more of the
moral nplifts continue to keep in the
society column. instead Of the scandal
column, we have all tile confidence in
the world that they will OutgrOw their
bashfulness, and of course | will want
to read of their future escapades.
Trusting that the Freeman-Journal
will continue to grow and prosper, and
that the friends in Hamilton county
will be compelled to invest in a COM
putting machine to total their years
income, that the ladies of Webster
City and the entire county wear that
pleasant smile, and that Coles dia-
mond will not make him think that
one calls two, l am
Yours for thousand years,
FalStatf o. Satter.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
PASTOR SUES
HIS TRUSTEES
A Belmond Congregational
Minister Sues Church
Board for $4,000
Damages.
CLAIMS ISLANDER
Says Published Financial
Statement Reflected on
Him.

Rev. Henry f. Horton, pastor Of
the congregational church ut Bemond,
has filed suit in the district court
lat Clarion against members of the
hoard of trustees of the church. alleg-
ing that they have created division
III the church and have damaged him
to the extent Of $4,000.
He says that his salary is $1,000 a
year ana thar it was paid to him SO
irregulirly lhat he could not meet his
bills with regular promptness. He
further states that Il certain amount of
his obligations were paid by these
trustees ut different times without his
authority. He asserts that on Dec. II.
1919. the trustees caused an alleged
financial statement to be published in
the Belmond Heraid-FreSS as an adj
vertisemcnt and in publishing it the
trustees really charged him indirectly
With being dishonest. eXtravagant and
as being citizen and clergyman living
beyond his means. He claims this
subjected him to public shame, humii-
alton and disgrace. 6#
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
W0R7H|NGT0N
WILL BROKEN
Jury Finds Testatrix was of
Unsound Mind at Time
she Made Will in
Year 1914.
CLARKS GET $1,000
Will Made in 1908 Becomes
Effective by Verdict
Returned.

After having been out exactly Gnt
hour, the jury in the WOrthingtOn wi!
contest case returned verdict favO;
ing the plaintiffs, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Il. Clark. BY this verdict the vii
made by Mrs Jane f. Worthington ir
1914 is revoked and Il former will made
in 1908 goes into effect.
The general impression seems to be
that the case will be repealed TO The
supreme conrt. but attorneys for ;lle
defendants this morning declared that
they could not state definitely as to this
until they had communicated with
their clients and learned their wishes
in the matter.
Clarks Get $1,000.
Under the will which now becomes
in force the entire estate OF 100000.
with the exception of few minor be-
quests totalling about $500 will be
divided equally between two brothers
and two sisters-NNilliam II. Ennis,
James Ennis, Isabel NJ. AIagee and
Sarah f. Rhodes.
VIM Fl. Ennis is dead, and his share
Of the estate. approximately $l4,375.
will be divided between his heirs, Mrs.
Frank e. Clark and small boy, the
son of his daughter Winnie. This
daughter is also dead. The Clarks,
therefore, who by the will of 1914 were
left only $500. will now receive more
than $1,000.
Mind Was UnsOund.
The question submitted to the jury
was:
WAS the mind of the said Jane
Z. Worthington at the time of the
signing and executing of said pa
per, purpOrting to be her will, on
July %. 1914. sufficiently sound to
enable her to make valid will?"
The answer Of the jury was mo"
thus making the will invalid. The
case was given to the jury at 3 80
o'clock Thursday afternoon and the
verdict was returned at 4 30 O'Clock.
The plaintiffs had also charged in
their petition that Mrs. Rhodes, the
sister, had unduly influenced Mrs.
Worthington in making the will, but
after hearing the evidence, Judge
Thompson withdrew this question from
the jury and Only that regarding her
competency was submitted. gen
The Will Of 1903. ~
In the will of 1908, Mrs. Worthing-
ton divided her property as follows:
Harriet Z. Powers, Sturgis, Mich,
$500; Lydie Klinger, South Bend, Ind,
$500; William c. Ennis, Eagle Grove,
$500; Charlie Worthington, Placerviile,
Cal. $1,000; and the entire remainder
divided equally between four brothers
and sisters.
In the will which was revoked, minoI
requests totalling $4,000 were made and
the remaining $4,000 was divided
equally between the one living brother
and two sisters, giving them more than
$4,000 each. Under the new will they
will receive only little over $4,000.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
visitor in this CITY Yesterday

Il NlSltOi III tlIlS CITY Yesterday.
Miss Nettie Agan went to Blairs-
burg yesterday for visit between
trains with her brother. Charles Agan.
Mrs. j. II. Birdsall OF Wall Lake is
visiting in this city at the home of her
niece, Mrs. w. o. Rauworth.
Ben Gish, Robert Lynch and Walter
COble were among the Ralirsburg call
ers in the county seat yesterday.
Mrs. O. l.. Gilbert OF Kamrar was
Il visitor in this city yesterday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Schlafkc and
Lars Alvestad of Jewell were Webster
City visitors yesterday afternoon.
q. J. Knickerbocked of Williams is
la business visitor here today.
Charles Christensen was passenger
to kamrar this morning.
Frank Mason of Williams is a visi-
tor in Webster City today. :
County Agent Chris Christensen
was business passenger to ELS
worth this morning.
Mrs. Roy Martin and baby and Miss
Ina Williamson Of Woodstock We're
visitors in this city yesterday.
G. Wing and daughter Anna of Jew
ell were visitors in Webster City yes
erday afternoon.
Mrs. J. S. jacobson and Mrs. S. j.
Larson of Randall were visitors in
Webster City yesterday afternoon.
Miss Anna F0nken, Mrs. Il. Il. Cor
Nancy. Mrs. Peter Sorenson, Mrs. Lee
Lichtenberger and Mrs. &. c. Archer
are among the Kamrar visitors in
Webster City today.
Mrs. Frank Doyle, Mrs. George
Doyle, Mrs. Orvie Walker and Misses
Anna Hanson and Helen Parker, all
OF Williams, are Webster City visitors
today.
0. d. West and l.. E. Stuart return
ed home last evening from Waterloo
where they attended the annual con-
vention of the Master Painters assoc
citation of the states of Iowa and Neb-
raska. Next year they meet in Omaha.
Mrs. John Havinga, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Christensen, John VanLangen and
daughter Elizabeth and Misses Jennie
and Jessie Koop were among the KAN
rar visitors in this city yesterday after
noon.
Charles Gerber went to Des Moines
this morning for a few days visit with
his brother, l.. n. Gerber and wife. Mr..
Gerber contemplates leaving some
time next week for California, where
he will spend Il month or six weeks.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
Blacxsnithing.

I have moved from my former loca-
ton on Des Moines street near the
Christian church, to the basement shop
Of ]. c. Smiths transfer and storage
building. Entrance at the rear. am
better prepared to do your work than
before. Jimmie johnson. 11Sd6f-j-tf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
For Rent.

800 acre farm, central Wisconsin. all
modern buildings, 140, acres under plow.
ha lance pasture. Full herd Holstein
cattle, horses, machinery, etc. Will
make liberal deal and long time lease.
Write. if interested. J. 2. Devaney,
1882 Builders Exchange, Minneapolis,
Minnesota. 22j1f1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
BUYS Nest Market.

w. Il. Donovan has bought the Il
X meat market. Mr.. Donovan has
managed this market since its estab-
lsllment in Webster City some years
ago and is well known to the trade
here He will continue to conduct it
on the same high plane as formerly.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26

In letter received from Geo. j..
Mauch, he states that he and Mrs.
Maucl are now at Daytona. Fla. hav-
ing arrived there recently from
Duluth, Mimi. where they both had
been ut st. Luke'S hospital for about
four weeks. He says that the weather
down there has been quite cool and
that they have had several quite hard
frOsts.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
Judges Named.

Superintendent Il. Il. Snow has
named the following judges for the
held next Saturday at Williams: A.
j. Carr, D. w. Fitchhorn, A. Il. Howes.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
Study Center.

\ study center will be held in the
high school at Webster City Saturday
Jan. 81. Didactics and reading will
he presented at this meeting.
T.. +. Snow. county superintendent.
diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
Notice.

Everyone having subscribed for lee
ture course tickets are asked to call or
send to the Chamber of Commerce for
their tickets before Feb. ], 1920. So
that arrangements can be made as to
reservations.
23d2f1 John d. Slack,
Secretary Chamber OF Commerce.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
PERSONAL BRIEFS.
From Fridays Daily:


J. S. Melvin and Robert MaXon
We're business passengers to Fort
Dodge this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Potter, who have
been visiting here for the past three
weeks at the A. NJ. Potter home, left
this morning for Madison, Wis, where
they will visit Il short time before sail
ing for their home in London. Eng
Mrs. 4. Il. Cormarey and Mrs. III.
H. Carson of Kamrar were visitors in
this city yesterday afternoon.
Glenn Kennedy from near Blairs-
burg is visitor in Webster City to-
day.
Mrs. Vim. Littles and Mrs. Anna
Eide of Ellsworth visited in this city
between trains yesterday afternoon
enrOute home from Fort Dodge.
Mrs. Lawrence Estrem and Mrs
Clarence Estrem of Jewell were visi-
tors in Webster City yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Carl voss returned home to
Jewell yesterday afternoon following
a couple days visit in this city with
her sister. Mrs. II. j. Voss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beaver and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Fowler were among the
Bluirsburg callers in Webster City yes
terday.
Mrs w. G. Bonner returned to her
home at Des Moines yesterday after
noon following weeks visit in this
city with her mother, Mrs. n. l.. Rood
and other relatives.
Mrs. X. Hanson, Mrs. c. c. Coles,
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. X. Trusel and chill
drcn. w. A. Wilkinson, Howard Whit
son, Hubert Millang and Rev West
phal, all Of Williams. were Webster
City visitors yesterday.
Gus Zimmerlin was a business visi-
tor in Williams Yesterday afternoon.
II. I. Johnson of Williams is bust
ness visitor in Webster City today.
From Saturdays Daily:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Fredricks of Iowa
Falls are the happy parents Of baby
son, born January %. Mrs Fredricks
was formerly Miss Della Shafer, be-
ing daughter of MI. and Mrs. +. II.
Shafer OF Blairsburg.
DR.. Trooien of Williams mOtored to
this city this afternoon.
J. A. Ankrum of harrisburg is call
er in the county seat today.
G. O. Satire Of StanhOpe is county
sect business caller today.
e. f. Christian of Williams was a |
county seat caller yesterday.
over last night and today at the Albert
Greeley home in this city.
Mss..-I-G--Efnst of harrisburg was
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26

c. j. Singer has bought the James
Hemminger 800 acre farm nine miles
northeast of Webster City. paying
$312.5O per acre.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
FOR SALE well improved, small
farm, close in, blowing done, posses
sion March ! if desired. DIR. 0. A.
Hall. 1-9d1mo1-26f2j2x

J. NJ. Rankin and VT to X. =. and f..
Il. .JchnsMi--lot II and 43 it lot 10
blk 3 Williams-S1, 800.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26

FOR SALE room house. partly
modern, with acre ground, we'll
located on east side. Phone 1GO.
L3 22d3tlf1
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his daughter, who we are glad to an
nounce is nearly recovered from her
recent illness.
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:::':;:s:::s:::::::;.:..:::s::,:s:;.:.:sss,s:su.
bury, Mrs. D. s. Woodrow. Mrs. Geor
&c Ford, Mrs. vernie Stevens. Mrs.
Annie Van Deman. Mrs. Charlie.
Lloyd and Mrs. Harvey Clark.
IzIar-Grahan
Mr.. Valmore Izlar OF New Orleans
and Miss Bessie Graham OF SPOKANE
Washington, were quietly married in
New Orleans on the seventeenth of
this month. The marriage OF Mr.. II.
lar comes as great surprise 70 h,a
many Oeala friends as they had NOT
heard any hint OF his engagement
Mr. Izlar is the youngest son n
Mrs. Izlar and the late Major L. 7.
lziar Of this city He lived In OcaIa
until he became grown. when he left
to make his home in the west. Ha
was always very popular in OcaIa
with large circle of friends who win
learn of his marriage with much plea
sure.
The Banner joins with his other
friends in wishing him long and
happy welded life.
Temple Program for the Week
On Saturday night the Temple viii
again have one of those funny Joe
Martin monkey comedies. The week
ly program is a good one:
Monday-Stuart Holmes and Ellen
Cassidy, in Other Mans Wife. and a
comedy.
Tuesday-Olive Thomas, in Up
stairs and Downstairs. News.
Wednesday-Wm. Russell, in East
ward Ho, and Serial.
Thursday-Frank keenan,. in Mas
ter Man, and News.
Friday-Shirley Mason. in Winning
Girl, and News.
Dragon Painter, and a Joe Martin
monkey comedy.
Mrs. Sam Leigh has returned home
from an extended visit in jacksonville
with her mother, Mrs Fannie John
son.
Rev. c. X. Taffy of Union Springs.
Ala, preached two very splendid ser.
mons on Sunday at the Presbyterian
church.
n. J. Tillman is with US again. and
he didn't come alone this time. He
had the sweetest little bride on the
seat beside him. She was Miss Mary
Francis Gates. of Ocala, before her
marriage to Nh. Tillman on Thurs
day past They both are connected
with the Southern Express Company
at Ocala. They are visiting with rel
atives of Mr.. Tillman. We wish for
them both happy and prosperous
married life-Orange Heights cor.
Gainesville. Daily News.
%$%s
MISS Kena Smith. proprietor Of the
Style Hat Shop left yesterday for At
lanta, where she goes TO purchase her
spring millinery stock for her store
Miss Smith. while in Atlanta, viii be
the guests of the family of the late
J. NJ. McCorkle, former residents Of
this city.
Mrs. George Ford and Miss Emily
Stotesbury have gone to Jacksonville
where they will spend week or ten
days going up at this time especially
to hear the famous musician, Joseph
Hoffman in his concert.
Mr.. Crawford Stanley, who Is now
living in Jacksonville, spent a rev
days the past week in ocala with ms
mother, Mrs Lulu Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams and
their two little daughters, Elizabeth
and Martha. motored up from their
home in Arcadia, and are spending =
short while in Ocala as the guests o1
Mrs. Williams uncle. Mr. O. T.
Maughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. anderson
and Mr.. Robert L. Anderson Jf' r.
turned on Tuesday from delign.'a'
weeks motor trip to Miami ana o'H9'
places on the east coast
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Meeting of Woman's Club

The regular meeting of the Wo
mans Club was held Saturday after
noon with good attendance at this
meeting The club was glad to have
with them several visiting ladies, who
are always welcome. This was q
business meeting, and the different
committees all gave very splendid
and interesting reports of the work
that is being done in the club this
year. Mrs. c. r. Tydings, who is
chairman of the rest room in hel
yearly report stated that during last
year 1898 had called at the rest room
which goes to show that the rest
room is greatly appreciated by the
many shoppers and visitors that
come to Ocala
We will print Mrs. Tydings' report
in full :
Mrs. J. w. Hood made a report on
the memorial driveway that the club
is planning to finish this year. This
driveway is to be in honor of the
clubs service flag, each star on it is
to be represented on the driveway
with tree. When this work is com
pleted lit will be one of the beauty
spots of Ocala After all reports and
business had been disposed of most
enjoyable social hour was enjoyed
The visitors were all introduced &c
the club members and were made &c
feel that they were always welcome
to the meetings. During the after
noon the hostesses, who We're Mrs. r
B. Bullock, Mrs. E. t. Helvenston, Mrs
w. K. Lane, Mrs. C. c. Sheppard and
Mrs. T. S. Trantham, served most de
licious refreshments of ribbon sand
witches, potato chips and coffee.
The next meeting of the club viii
be held on the evening of the thirtiett
of this month This will be a recep
ton at which the~fusbands' brothers
and sweet hearts are to be invited
This reception will be in celebration
of the sixth birthday of the club and
will also celebrate the first birthday
that the club is out Of debt-this fina'
payment on the club house having
been made last summer.
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killed four men himself. which is
some record for fighting major
Late Major Smith received his com
mission as Lientenant- Colonel.
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Mr.. Howard Clark has returned
from jacksonville. where be has beer
for the past two weeks. having gone
with his little daughter, Josephine
who had to undergo a serious oper
alton. He was accompanied home by
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-23
In Honor of Mrs. Cox


At the beautiful home on Fort King
avenue, Mrs. Allison Wartman was
at home to a dozen of her friends
Friday afternoon in honor of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Eugene Cox, of At
lanta Mrs Wartman and Mrs. Coz
received the guests very informally
and invited them into the beautiful
living room which was made more at
tractive for the afternoon, by the ad
dition of many pretty roses cut from
the hostess rose garden. Those play
ing auction were: Mrs. Harry Dozier
Mrs. Harry Walters, Mrs. Harry Dor
land, Mrs. John Taylor Mrs. Black
shear and Mrs. Maybee of Citra, Mrs
Sim Trantham, Misses Alice Bullock
Meta Jewett and Mrs Allen Walkley
After many rounds of the pleasant
games, scores were taken and it was
found that Mrs. Harry Dozier lead
top score and she was given pretty
china lamp and Mrs. Cox the honor
guest was given an attractive vase
Assisted by Mrs. E. L. Wartman
and Miss Byrd Wartman the hostess
served her guests delightful lunch
after the games.
The new rector of Grace Episcopal
church of this city, Rev. Neighbor
formerly of New Jersey, preached his
first sermon in Ocala last Sunday
At the morning service the new rec
tor was greeted with a large congre
cation and Judging from splendid i'm
preston made by this young clergy
man at his first service in his new
charge he will be very popular with
his parishioneds.
-
Mrs. H. H. Macdonald, ofmMemphis
Tenn, who is dividing her time with
Mrs. ]. Newton -Lummus, her sister
and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. James, a bro
Their and sister, was the central figure
at theatre party at the Mank this
week. Mrs. Macdonald has gone to
Havana TO visit son, and will later
come back to complete the season at
Miami Beach. The son, Clarence D.
Macdonald. is physical director for
the Cuban army.-Miami Herald.
y 4
Mrs. ]. C. Johnson is enjoying a Wis.
it from her mother-in-law, Mrs. Johu-
son and her sister, Mrs. Watts, OF
Frankfort Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Lowell and Mr..
c. P. Lowell, Jr., We're in the city last
Saturday and Sunday the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hooker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hooker.
Mr.. Sterling Hooper has moved his
barber shop from its former location
to the. Office formerly occupied by
Doctors E. Van Hood and Walter
Hood. The room has all been done
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Lindne's sister, Miss Lime Rhody,
of Patton. Pa, who accompanied them
home and will be their guest for the
remainder OF the winter.
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bury, Mrs. d. s. Woodrow. Mrs. Geor.
&c Ford, Mrs. vernie Stevens. Mrs
Annie Van Deman. Mrs. Charles
Lloyd and Mrs. Harvey Clark.
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DR.. and Mrs. james z. Cnaee are 81
...-,na visit from their aunt. Mrs-
BETTE Dyer. Of Jackson Tenn. ~no
Mi s. their guest Tor several xee-.'
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Mrs. E. Beauman and her daughter
Miss Dorothy Beauman' W, ~Ao -
snend,nr the winter at Gambler were
n oeaIa several days the past week
and = 0 we're guests Of Mrs George Mar.
rim.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-23

Cecil Wagner who was so serious
ly shot the day after Christmas and
who for some days was in very pre-
carlous condition, has sufficiently re.
covered to be moved home from the
hospital where he has been ever since
his accident
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-23

MIR. and Mrs. NJ. C. Christian q An.
derson, Ala. are in ocala s 80. !,
some time with Mr.. Sam Christian a.
,,is home on the edge Of town.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Rogers na'o
rented the lower floor OF MIS- = -
Hoods home on Fort Ming "s'
where they wiz be for the rema'"us'
of the winter.
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over in white with cream colored
walls, and looks as bright as new
penny. At a. date in the near future
he expects to have an expert hair
dresser and manicurist to assist him.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l. Anderson
and Mr.. Robert L. Anderson. Jrv -
turned on Tuesday from delsns'"'
weeks motor trip to Miami and otnef
places on the east coast.
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MISS Rena Smith. proprietor Of the
STYLE Hat Shop left yesterday for At
lanta, where she goes TO purchase her
spring millinery stock for her store
Miss Smith, while in Atlanta. viii be
the guests of the family of the late
J. NJ. McCorkle, former residents Of
this city.