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Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22
Probably Not.

II don't know how the Browns cnn
afford an auto"
"Well, my dear, I wouldn't let that
problem worry me. Probably they
don't know themselves."-People's
Home Journal
Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22
Pond Creek

Health is reasonably good
Cutting wood i the crter Of the
day.
Allen Dunn and daughter. Miss
Bertie, OF Zalma passed trru tits
section We lnr>day
Albert Gaines visited at John
Cubb's Sunday.
Monroe McKinziei and family Of
Zalma took dinner With his brother.
Will McKinzie. Sunday
Mr. and Mr.. Ed Walker and babe
Of Chaffee are visiting relatives here
Miss Etiie Jordan is staying at
viii McKinzieS this week
John WitherS is working for John
Younger
Ray Site and Milton Kerr were
shopping at ZaIma Sunday.
Miss ZilIia CIubb was shopping at
ZaIma Thursday.
Willard Clubb visited home folks
Wednesday night
Gale Rhodes and brother, Melburn.
were shopping at Zalma Tuesday.
Buford Perkins and sister. Miss
Iva, passed thru our section last
Wednesday.
Hobart Mouser passed thru our
one dav last week.
Come on, Halls, with your news.
Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22
Nlarquand

Rev. FergersOn Of Springfield No .
is holding a meeting at the Free
Baptist church. Good Attendance
and s0Ud interest He just closed a
successful meeting at Union Light
Rev. Yount just closed series Of
meetings at the Methodist church
The church was greatly benefited
by his work and the Sunday school
is improving and the work going on
nicely.
Elmer Site attended lodge at
Lutesville Saturday night
Mack Bess of GriSham visited
friends here last week
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Barker Of Boil
Iinger county are visiting their sons
in our town
L. F. Whitener and family visited
at Miles Whiteners on Crooked
creek Saturday night and Sunday.
Uncle John Tinnin has been quite
sick several days
Mrs. VIM. Dees died at her home
at Walnut Grove Friday. Funeral
services were conducted Sunday by
Rev. Zene Yount
Frank Stanfill transacted business
at Oran Saturday.
Chas. Venable and wife OF Corn
wall were business visitors in town
Saturday.
Morris Wilkerson of East St. Louis
is transactinc business in our town. I
He has sold bis property here to
VIM. Braswell.
Fred Wall has bought the Demps
Braswell house and las moved into
il. DAISY
666 has proven it will cure Malaria,
Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever Colds
and LaGripp-.
Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22
Our Correspondent,
Glen Alien
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Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22
COULD NOT FORGET BUSINESS
MILLER, Lifelong Instinct, Could Not
De Fefaettsn Even In the
Face Of Death.

4 north cuun
Try miller no'rt
for his krenns,s
Ia financial mat
iers, was Ia q
boat trying ti.
best 20 get acruss
the stream which
drove his mill
The stream w.
Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22
But Do Thew

why do so many people rush -
new acquaintancesT'
''There's always HE hope that they
will turn out better than the DID,
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22
Heard in the Senate.

"Thcy say that Senator - hasn't
made Il motion for II week"
"Noihin' 10 II: why. yesterday morn
ing ! saw him motion boy to 10 out
and buy him an apple"
Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22

The Iowa editor who referred to
his wife as his "bitter-half is able
to be about again. but another ex-
change saws he will never look just
the same.-Albany Review.
Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22
PROVED he KNEW TOO MUCH
Probably Youth Nov Realizes Truth
Of the Old Adass That "siIsnes
10 ooidsr."

An amusing IN
stance occurred
the other day Of
the ease with
which one may
Get Into trouble
by having too
much to say.
A rent collector
hal been way
laid. stunned hS
Marble Hill press., 1920-01-22

666 has proven it will cure Malaria,
Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever Colds
and LaGripp..
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

W must refer to the musical critics who know and concede. in advance, that Lehvinne is in a class all by him. self. a consumate artist of the highest rank.
 Josef Lehvinne will appear in the opening concert of the season in Phoenix, November II. at the high school auditarium, at S:30 o'clock. Following is the program for the Phoenix concert:
 Subject to change)
 l. Sonata, op. s1. p flat major Beethoven Les Adieux.
 LAbsence.
 Le Retour. Margaret at the Spinning Wheel; Hark, Harf, the I,ark---...-.---.-
 -----.-------..-.-.----.-------- Schubert Liszt
 g. Ballade. F minor; Four Etudes, op 10 ana 70 Chopin Three prelude -Rachmaninoff The Lark -------.--------------------.-B Balakirew EIuue, r nlnOr-----------------------D The Blue Schulz -E;vler
 Steinway piano used.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
RUSSIAN PIANIST
 ID GIVE CONCERT IN
 PHOENIX ON NOv. i

Under the auspices of the musical events department of the Musicians ' cub at tho high school auditorium on
 November n. Josef Lehvinne. the we'll known Russian pianist. is to present one of his splendid programs. Those who have never heard Lehvinne. but who have heard Gabrilovich. arc al- ready wondering whether the com psrison will go beyond a similarity or profile. while others contend that co tho fire and dash of Gabrilovich is to he added the perfection of Godow-
 sky. but since practically all pianists have but one thing in common, and that Is that they all play the piano,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
COTrON MARIiETS.

SEw YORK. MAY J.-cons!dr; able arm
scr. WAS shown In cotton today on a
|airly good demand Including purchasing
Tor the account o! New Ur!rans and Mem
|Ihis interests. = declaration by Governor
w. J.. q. Harding, OF the Federal Reserve
Board, before hs Hou-s Rules Cemm!tt-c
|t WASHINGTON. to the eject that The
ountrS wax now facing I. serious sIcna
ion which wouid continue for the mex,
tx months caused moderate reaction
arty ia the afternoon. but this proved Il
II temporary.
The arltsi waa strengthened decidedly
|ar!y hy active covering. Opening AT an
,dvanc" of 10 10 - points the list soon
old abou, - points higher than last night.
'oin,s under realtx'3s Wall Stree, wlrs
|loures and com rt!ss!on concerns AL pur-
hased ut the start aud there was sup
tort OF late months 10y foreign interests
Tnc early advance carried pr!Ce- y I,
/, points above las; nights closing figure,
|y!,h July selling at $50 and October al
Later buying for Southern account and
rs roam sho.ts seemed To onset tho ..ffec;
Governor iiaTd!nss remarks. and the
icrnoon market wac comparatively nru
losing !! 10 - points. net higher
Spot here steady with midd!irg 7.
olnts lower at ti.'5c: thc-e We're no sales
Spot at Ne" Orleans was steady Win
The revised quotation hIcd at pb.c for
|nidd!!ng; the sales were 1854 bales
Receipts az ports: Galveston. ssD.. Now
I,Elcans. ASA. savannah. :.:ts, Augusta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
EXCHANGE ORDERS PROBE
OF REPlOGLE STEEL DEALS
Apprehension OF Possible Corner
Causes Action of Market
Authorities.

.. by ASsuctatcu t'rcSs.
NEW YORK. May 5.--rne stock eX
change. through it's committee on
business conduct. today ordered an in
vcstiGation into dealings on I,eploglc
steel. one OF TIN most active issues
low dealt with on tho exchange.
The occasion OF the investigation
was not given. hut IL is thought the
extraordinary activity OF the stock
has given rise to apprehension of Il
possible corner such as WAS said TO
exist I'm Stut1 when trading in that
stock was suspended. Repioglc is
reported To be controlled in part by
the same interests which dominate
the Stutz Motor Company.
All members OF the exchange have
been requested TO submit TO the secrc-
tary report of the purchase and
sales or clearanccs OF the stock he
tween April 10 and May 1 inclusive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. May a--rhc local marke,
n ~, i.M SuEar Continued quiet today win
opctalni- awaiting the outcome OF the
conference now being held In this city be-
n.,,I. ''Su:hs rchnsr4 and government Of
HcE'lH, NothinS Official was reportcu In
he-:ta 10 IN" conference, but It seems TO
. III M I'm igssi"n IN the trade that some
choit ~ b"inS made 10 bring about \
NOR ahrhutte distribution OF sugar and
10 chtck the st"aail. rising cost The
mark, was easier. i: anything with some
i IVA sa.ss OF Cnea. reported last night at
80. tort ana freight. equal 10 1856 for
Ccntri:nEai No busirrsR was reported in
c INA i"d"y; although ~" tons Of lava
az lti.c. Tho market oloseI al lsi,c for
Caons; cost and freight. equal to 1886 Tor
at this icrci. ' NS'''"S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

NEW YORK. May i.--rh. market on
the brnnd Street curb showed market i'm.
pToH"ment IN today's trading, many Inn
portant advances being made and there
was a general disposition to accunula t.
stocks III large volume even nt fiat-riul
advances, Cuban american Sugar Was orc
OF the chief features. advancing from -
To 81 on lursn transactions. and there was
heavy trading also In General Asphalt,
which moved up points to ~ There Was
heavy trading In Dominion OH at iSt. 10
IN international Petroleum waS anotncr
strong feature.
In the !ndustrials the marke, tone was
also strong. but there We're "A few excep-
lions: Submarine Boat WAS steady. selling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
uphola- ne.rrye HOARD. Action.
BY Nssnciated Prcv.
MAY b%-Incre,

WASIiINGToN. May 6:(-Increased
discount rates allowed by the Fed
cral Reserve Board to mcmber bankslh
are not responsible for present mar ~,
ket prices OF liberty bonds. GoverSt,., ~
nor Harding declared in a letter to,uu
day 10 senator owen, Democrat. 0k-7absr NJ
lahomD. Iol ss
The boards efforts to curb lima '"i
ton viii do much to Increase, the ~
market value OF the bonds, Mr.. Hard-,o
ing said. adding that tho value of .tr..
promise to pay certain sum ut. s.I,f s
future date is Impaired by the in ,nof
hation which the board Is trying tory
control" sroiR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

h f, than Tuesdays average. closing
huW ing mHsty % TO ioc higher; top. iiij;
"u'h' l3oTlS,I pigs steady.
sheep; Recepts. 1900 STEADY 10 &c
hufk "a n nr;sne ~ Colorado WOO! lambs. 2lol:
nuIk lLbOVlS;9: one load choice shorn
lambs. 22bo; few medium TO choice wool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
CHICAGO LIVE SToCE MN

cHicAGo. Nay Cattle: Receipt 500:
nsaFf grades beef steers and cows steady.
othsr strong to &c higher: ton mixed
yearlhS. q: top heavy steers. 400; bulk
stesrs, u'3Gi3&; iISh, butcher cows. IS
1890: Gamers and cutters mostly sd
- .s' calves steady: bulk. i..ced 1850: stock
Hogs: Receipts 1900: opened u 10 e,c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
July N1 Iss, ls2,
PRODUCE MARKETS..
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. May THE market for
cSHsc FUTURES opened today al u decline
o. ) 70 points under scatterinS liquida-
,,a or Sr.tlinlns with July selling on To
lig and December u 1855. The early
canlcs showed q higher Rio market which
techeu to have b.. discounted. hut the
carry ohcrlnSs were soon absorbed and the
hnik't h.m"d w lator on reports OF an
Noyente IN Sunios futures and private
,an.cS reporting continued nrmness at Rio.
Ju'y sold up To Isl! and December 20 lLss.
az am me market closed at a net advance
OF 20 u POINTS. May. :i.s3: July. -l5,i2:
Septeinber. - So. October. ii13: December
ai.I January. ii.S: March. iLH.
i"s santos Is, 23t to 2iI.. Sales OF vic-
Spria - were reported at iSA. orors OF
S"htp- " we're reported In the cost aid
Ire,sht inarh"t IA; $50. American crydith.
anu ~ Rio - AMI 7" at isc. London
sh'u to be advancing thci. offers Tor future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06


NEW ORLEANS. May 5.--untavorab bic
CIV crop news dominated the cotton mar
ct today and caused moderately strong
dranres on the new crop positions Th.
r. stage OF the trailing. 4 p.iya;. ba-
'n-u report Indicating. almost no change
the a,Tsasc. comi'srei with last year.
Ut prices higher in the early trading and
~ fact that the weekly crop reports
'Om IN government were NO; favorable
= ea-Gcted caused nrnneks later IN the
lay, rhr nhaTkc; closed 10 Is points net
.gher. July HhowinH II gain OF : point,
nd January IA gain of Is.
On the opening the market hcstaicd be E.
ausc ct the poor cables. July lost 10
oints. but other months were higher and
ficr the call ihc demand was sufSicien;iT
tronS {" put prices - Ia 70 points higher
han tho close Of yesterday. July mrs,
| ell OF TO 3s.D and then rcactcI to sSie
Expected Ions Of favorable crop reports
FUSED slowing down for, while and
tier the reports were out there was hes
ation. hn, gradually. the marker firmcd
on tho statement that sermlnation was
low In many scctions and that stands
,ere poor over wide acreas. After falling
IN 20 levels points duwn on July 10 ii
o.n,s up on October. compared with yes
TODD IS to IS points net higher on the new
top months. July did not better its carly
/ ct' gain Of IS points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rnon,,ce

CHICAGO. May Corn and oats aver
sui OF better weather and more favor.
.b!e crop reports Corn closed nervous a,
with July i.esH TO icSis and September
Loo. to l6ol7. Oats showed a setback Of
cent to tN. In proyisIons ,hs 81, ~ w.. ~,
varied from - loss TO Is cents sain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Norfolk & Western Ry

LcHNc brohd strect stntlon Daily
For Norfolk 5:55 \. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ.
5:55 4. NJ. SO \. 81. lao P. M., S:io
Z. NJ. 9:25 =. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk, 1l:i5 y. NJ. 7:25 p. NJ. 9;56 r.
NJ: from the West. 500 a. NJ. ego
i. NJ. T:25 u. NJ, 9:56 +. NJ Office,
.S32 East Main Street. Phone Madi-
son ZIG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 z. Main Street Phone Randolph "a
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COTrONSI:En OIL

NEW YORK. May s.-Cot,onsccd oil av-
hss H. ioweT today. :.oe-I sold early on
III ~. utGtnv IN Idrd. but the market rail-
,lfl snShtlv towards the cioac in line
Win cotton. Outside interes; was lacking
SSiVs,"e precs ters to points lower
Tor leading deliveries. Sales. 80, arr.,.
renders. 40 barrels. Prime crude IL so
safes prime summer yellow SPOT 10 ~:
Ma!. e-o July, 1922: October. 1871; prIme
winter yellow ana summer white nominal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

ana calves selling ..j to tI25 extra higher
PROSPECTS favorable for al. classes OF cat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Cotton range:

Port movement.
Minor poris-SStock. 1851.
Total tpdny.Keceipis, lo,iil: exports. t.
rs. stocx. i.tS3.Dt
Total for week-Receip,s, 500; exports
ort., 5,6Ss.p21.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
NEW YORK CURE MARKET

ounce. Money u, per cent. Discount
rates. short nj Il three month blllr. 5As pcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

RICE.
Ne" ORLEANS. May Trough rice. no
sa!ee' receipts. 6tp sacks: miller. r.ccipts
same. Cream rice. no sales: rcccipts. ! sos
pockets bran and polish. unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
10 Universal Leaf roh. ptda, 10,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stock Yards.

Richmond, Va. MAY s. 1850
Remarks: There was far run OF cat
III on the market this week. Market &C.
tive and prices stroHsG. than last quota
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

ho!esalc Quotations by H-oodson- Craig
Inc. l2iI East Cary p. Madison 42s-J
Richmond. Va. Nav ;. 1870.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-30
COMMUNITY FAIR AT wTLMoT.
Large Community Fa5r to be Held al
MlIuast FrldBg, 0cf8ber 18th.

Large Community Fair 10 be Held I'll
MiIrnsf FridBF, October 18th.
PrgrarBti0ns are NOW being made
for the large community fBIr To be
held 1n the TOWN of Milmot On the
afternoon and evening Of Friday Or
tgbsr 18TH The products Will be
Ergught i'm from the Towns Of Salem
Randall and 1hegfAEnd The fair is
not limited TO these townships how
ever, Bn8 anyone wishing TO display
rna.te1,iaq iB requested TO notify teReh-
srB of the Wi1mDt schools, County 6upt.
of Schools John Kerwin or County
Agent b. r. Wood
The exhibits Of cooking, sewing,
rlgiinE. vee'etp.bles, boys and girls pro-
5ects. school work, saJriit, Ind farm ami
mails, will be displayed sd the school
cHlnpuR
THE numrrlfhtiee IN charge lis arlsaIOus
ITO have the community take an hchiHe
pua't in making the fHir 3 dscitssd sue
CESS. The rural teRrbsrs can do much
i'm the WY Of advertising the fair and
ssparipaIly IN encouraging the people OF
the tEistricts to display pnotuets
The REuilcu-htIrrsa community 6Rlr
does more To stilntItate Improvement
of farm ountFftiuns than Eny Ufher FAC
tor. The county fair lis very uften ne
mote and the professional exhibition is
the surae vino areueitses the grestesf ben
efitg ri is not only a mems for older
people ap come In nurltact with new
Tl,Ubleng in RgrIetshtuna, but 1T lis Il
mems whereby the younger generation
muy be encouraged To .tE.tSe pride m
farm nf8e. The Successes in nonrpeni-
tim will encourages plI boys onward,
and Hft ERilIlras viii lead tham to look
tor pnasi iIiEibies uf Improvement
The paupIe in charge Of the town
silips IRE Rs follows: Salem, Arthur
Bloag: Randall, a. C 9tDzen; Wfiseat-
land, Jnseph TDslge.
Besides the various exhibits There
win he traces. scuu1Hsts Hrtt RnsuaanlerGA
col different kinds.
There viii also be a number uf prom
inent srsaa.lae,,s present whip Will give
talks eun .arrirrltur1l work ana prasert
dry lroblems.
The onn1nIiatse in charge of the lair
anunstst of Courytr Agent Wnu6 Misses
Olive Hone, Esther ESaspeE, Bernlce
K-ortsndTak ,0pal Eabate, Hlrninie
Ciarev. Guu11ty Buut of Schools j o..
Ksewin and Huy S. HtiIanfattlt, prlrrci-
MAJ auf the High school
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-30
RETAIL BUSINESS
SHOWN in FILM
Maddox Announces Today
that Retailers viii Meet
on Thursday Night.
FARLEY TO LECTURE

Horace g, Maddox, secretary Of the
Ksnosha Retailers association, has Sc
cured first class attraction in nUtion
pictures that VIII bring wiNidly In the
minds Of KHn0sh2 r'sbBllars the trials
and fluctuations of narchan dts174g
The Rirbura viii be shBwn 8t the rDDrns
of the retailars Associstion On Thurs
Gay ewRring, at eight o'clock.
The film lis Q thrse-lsHl faa1urs and
is brlrn full of 6dsas relating tn the
retail business. Ut shows an old Etrle
Store building, high windows prevent
ing q gDDd aisplAy OF gDnts, hid ar
1RngemBnt of sbDck, lack OF proper
management and no system, which
makes the clerks InGIii s1ss.lltt ultinc
i'm the prup1istDr!s becoming almost a
faiIu9a The scene changes, however,
when Ihs merchant concludes TO nGupf
Il sgstsm-the STORE takes On an Mt
3rRctiwa AppearEnra, goods Hrs GfisplHy-
ed SO tflEt they viii ATTRACT the gUtHr-
ltiBn OF the customer, the clerks he
come more valuable thrUueth seDurteUug
and pr,DrrErt atsgntiUn ito the trade in
fact, IhslR is such q arEnBfur1IlHtiBn
that new customers are Httracted to
the saBre, and the merchant again he
comes prosperous
W.. Fl. Farley viii 1ecbura with -sne
l5ictus,as BY the aid of f;tHreurticur
SLIDES me viii daal with tbn 9orluwfrr.
subjects. Town nrgarizatiun and up-
uparntion; 1ataEl 9mllu1saB and their
CRUISES; BBUre Organization; newspaper
advertising; wilnapw .aiRplay,: clerks
tffiuisncy; selling maehptiK; system in
lsata7l business.
This lectu,'e WAS secured Through the
rUlnRssy OF the National Cash B4ee,iHtsl
nunrna1gr of L,fGvton, Chin. ana has 1,e-
,nsivea rhs highest pnmmsntiariun from
business organfzatiuna WHEREVER lit mas
hean shown There win DE no rhg.ree
fur admission and severv business nran
s.nu rlark In the ,cftg should take atl-
vantage OF TINS unusual ufiHr
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-30
PLEASANT PRAIRIE.

Mt. ana Mrs, Arnold New Wear ne
turned last week from their honey
1npUn and maIl live sit the home OF the
BRIDES father, w r. HDllenbeck 80t,
the present Their many Friends eek
tend BEST wishes.
Mrs. ID. W.. spobner OF Minneapolis,
who Is VISITING her mother, Mrs. Clara
Yates, spent few days with her sis
tor, G1s. Harold Gore at lake FDtsst
last week
Mrs. j. IA. Lowe is entertaining q
number Df her relatives in honor OF
her PARENTS fiftia6h wedding anniuer
saJg on Wednesday,. MIR and Mrs.
nablor made the trip here ny auto
arom BroDkfeld Mo.
Ma and Mrs. a. 4. Owen oF Lake
Geneva saR guests at the golden we'd
alng pnaay al Nr. Loves this week.
Owing 10 she crowded condition ait
the Pheasant Rr,atrie school a number
0f the 1t6le beginners iawe been re-
fused aamittancn.
/ Hltward Bat'tsr is entertaining mis-
chic clerk, AIr FLINT and Charles
dat,i,g, 6ellUw railway postal clssrf, ut
his home this week.
+ Mrs. Walter EIalile spent Few DAVIS
1nst week at the nome o. Mrs. E.
Xaa}ez " Gsenua Junction.
+ Bin. and Mrs w. j. E0stsr and Abr
and BIrs. P a Phillips OF NIitvtaulsae
were Sunday guests at e. d. sFH1ters
Rev. and 8E1s. e. C. james VIM vtare
stpsrannua5ed at The asecallt punfsn,-
enca, have gone to Oshkosh to make
their home
I Bftie Margaret Rasmussen has bear
Worv sorloilsty iG ut the home aof AIls
SS. Olsen this week
Mir. AND Mrs George EsilIlmBre have
1,ettlmea from fneir honeymoon trir
and ale at home wifth tha britie's DIN
ems. BTr. and Mrs. 0 n. Smith on
Sut6h GRAND View avenue,
a number of fannnerB hsve had wal
uabe sheep killed hy adogs tine last
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few weeks. A close watch is being
kept over the flocks. Frank Epson has
been one of the heaviest losers.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Talford Powell on Monday.
Lawrence Pofahl, who has been at
St. GATHERINGS hospital for the past
week following an operation on his
eyes, returned home Monday.
Archie Grove is moving his house
hold goods from Kenosha to the Geo.
Mcneil farm which he recently pur-
chased. He will be employed at the
powder mill for the winter.
A. L. Kline, agricultural sales agent
for Hercules dynamite will be here in
few days to give demonstration
of the usefulness of dynamite in pro-
gressive farming.