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New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Judgments Filed
In Now York County

The following judgments were fled yes
terday. the first name being that OF tho
nuolley, I,'al John Ill J; Reilly sr. ssse.ss
Bros. & Is!dor Blockl-A. l..
Hosenbcrg $3.50
Beau Site Co. Inc.---A. NJ. Her
HrSdsE e Vs. wsss, ,ss Ia;;. Inc sHsaltsa sa,Ss
Noting. Leonard J--M s Hon
cohsn. sara-w NJ. Psarsali. is.s 81
C!os.er, Henry. and Moilie-Peo-
Garainanna, rrans-a. '. Fosssti lcsss
Dsyostino, Vincent-Levy & Bro.
East River Poultry Co., Inc -'A-'
s,,s,ss rlsss & HilTnan. IT{sss a,a 1912
Co;--M. II. Frelmark. :... 1875. so
ham. Benjamin, Moses .. Will
is.ln and Lawrenco--Tz. zavo-
GaItes, Joseph MT johnston ''''' .
ct al. ........... s45ss
.fesr. Tuion NIB. =. Rucker... s.S456s
Hayes. Myrtle B.--C Lowes 5.os4O6
HARDY, ". FranA-c. V. Hardy; '''
rnteroorouxh srss Rapid Transit Co. 'sSs'
Koppel Lee. NJ Hamilton. IsSS5 issS5
knickero ooeker' Lawrence MI.
". +. ltaEes, inc. Lowes.... So63.So
Mazseo. Joseph-H. Hermann q
Manieh, Ioretta-pabst Brewing ''''''
Co.: costs. ..................... 1890
Saine---L. J. Anhsit; costs. 1880
O'Leary, Arthur F.--New Castle
Rubber Co.; rnc.............. l.45s.ls
Oriental Gown Co, Inc.--A. T.
Roscnthai ........ ............. 1880
Eagle Pipe Supply Co........ $500
Paramount Costume Co. INC
L. -. NfllllnA ................ a4221
Popless, Joseph--Euy. Bourmon-
Vile Welding Co. ......... 1882
Pick er. Lena-9. Miller ..... 1856
quinn, Thomas-A. Lamerdola.. 12065
Rosenstein. Bernard-Manohester
Ro,arsr Co. .-........ asl.s5
Inc.-M Brown .............. l.4iss5
Saunders, Leonard T.-R. o. oid-
dings ..................... 1,14o1s
brow tStern & Dubrow)-R.
wardweil. William, and Herbert ''''
:. Chemical Co. ................ 24oss
Aeiler, Phtlip-M. Strikowsky. 100 90
In Bronx County
The first name lie that of the debtor
Frnncomorra. Gaetano--H. Hahn. t4ee2
Gold, Harry Nc. Brill. ..... l,7a7.S4
Gerth, George-E. Harrison. 1851
MeMagh. Katherne-w. j. Fen
MaTino, Leui.-a. ovinaton siiss iios
roasscs sns Sa,aniaH MnSas e. ~ a2d ridsI.y sn.
People state of New York 500 oe
Same-Same ................... 800 90
nameLoanle ::......-... 500. 90
"ol!ekr Jonn-A. stern 1725<
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
the MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY az NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at q
meeting Of the shareholders Of The Mar
Snts GIANTS National Bank Of the City Of New
hss ss Sa ;,S. 5sna.rx ..n H. asss y
may b. necessary or convenient to or
ssnize this pankinx AssociAt1cYl ~ An In.
York BY the name Of The Merchants Bank
sI the City Of New York; and also that
vhea this Bank shall have been organized
a. an Incorporated bank OF the state Of
New York proceedings DO tAken tt merge
y With the President and Directors OF tie
Asnhsttan Company.
6y order Of the Board OF Directors.
O. e. PAINTER, CnaAief.
Dated New York, January t3, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
GREEN BAY & WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY

The Board Of Directors has h1ed and
declared Five Per Cent to be the nmonns
Of Five Per Cent. to be payable on She
capital stock ana ons-eishtn of m one i.ss rss
b Debentures, out Of the net sArnings for
Tho year 1918. payable. at No .o Wall
street. New York. ON and after EerraA!y
81. 1870. fhs dividend on the stock VIII
So paid to stockholders Of record at the
aiosS Of business February 90. 1890 s
Dated February 8. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
In the Prospect Class

oueston-Wil you give me your opinion
OF Earitan Refining Corporation y. per
cent participating ten-year gold bonds put
out by Feilwig & Reuter- for investment? !?
Price Is 97l2. and these bonds share also in
20 per cen: Of any profits made. The loca-
ton OF the plant. which is expected to be
finished n April, is in New Brunswick
n. j: 1t is connected with the Eastern
Potash Corporation, and also has a contract
with Island Oil and Transport Corporation
to furnish at least ooo 900 barrels of crude
oil annually. Please answer as soon rs pos-
sible az the Offering is small, $500 900. and
II the proposition hns no 'joker" somewhere
l wish to buy some Of the bonds.-C. c. Y
Answer--As you must see the Raritan
Refinery Corporation is prospect 1t
has good contracts, but has not yet
operated. 1t is not possible to tell
what the results OF operations will be.
The underwriters we understand. do
not sell the bonds upon any basis other
than that Of prospect.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Japan Has Enjoyed Prosperity

Question: wish to ask your opinion Of
the japanese first Az per cent bonds due
1925. l own one bond bought at $3.50. Are
these bonds selling lower now than they
have ever sold? Do you think it is best to
return about e.35 per cent if they are what
is called safe bond ii. H. f,
AnswerOonsiderin the nearer ap-
proach to maturity Japanese bonds
sell at present lower than heretofore.
There has been considerable selling of
them for European account and this
has helped to depress the price. Then
again all forms of investment yield
higher returns than formerly. We
know of no reason why the bonds are
not safe. Japan has been very pros
porous Of late.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

fake NOTICE that = Special Mestlng OF
the stockholders OF The Danner &Aies Cor
Sosstion viii be hold at the scfScc- cf said
srUaporation at No. II Broadway, Manhattan
;Hs0afoush. New York City. on February i7th.
lsSe. al II o'clock in the forenoon. TOR the
~ vsefpose OF authorizing the change of name
y aAid corporation from The DAnner Sales
Dsyenport -Inserman Company, Inc.
dated, New York, January 3ist. 1929;
THE BANNER SALES CORp0RAT1ON.
J. LEMoYNE DANNEE.
President.
IQk1N nj. O(t0NNELlx. -SSCfefafy..
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
FINANCIAL
THE MORTGAGE-BoNp COMPANY Or-
My YORK -

T@f following Bonds have been drawn TO-
pay pay5nsnt n. ~ April !. 1920. on which dat.
5as. 434, 1855. 1915. 1928. BIS. Bs5a Bsss
bsfs b@ss4. and will be redeemed at par
~hh interest 70 that date upon presen:a,.
.ao.. LOT TO any o. the following places fer pa.-'
Al the ofiae Of The Mortgage Bond Com Is,
pan, o. Nm York. or Al the office OF
l.aosuhurs Thafnann d Company
In london
AT the Banking House OF Cou,ts 4 Com
pany. ~o'A s+
IN Paris
A. the Banque de rUnion Par;sienne. =.
At The Adminstratielsanroo~ Broe.
Goscian g.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
AMERICAN CHICLE q0MRAAx:

New York, n. r. Feb. h. INV:
The Board OF Directors he's tbs dsy de.
clAreA the regular aN4rssray Stviasna A1t q
xny1i lot, hext, 70 steekholdsrs q record Ct
s.gaock npop e 9.sMsHHS essYHFSSy ssaen s.asssass ss!a
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

prominent reAner. This demand hrou~h+
hhout a partial rally, but while closing
Huotations We're considerably nbovo the
lowest. they showed net losses for the cipy
OF - to a. points. Total sales were 45. 400
ha rreis. wv
Tho range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Dsiees:.cf ssys..s6ss rs .s6s esrcstra'ioa es+!c.t

{ New York. n. r.. Janusry seth. 1929.
The Board Of Dirsctors ~ tnia company
ssGS On the capital stock q thts torporA-
tiAs.' nsysbie Febru4fy ~. 1870. to stock
Aatiets ~ record 1t the caose g pussness
rseruAfy = 1'iWs iWsAx aokp0N. rrsAsurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Business News

Ts % the week found the outside
better dscountng
n @ n principal buyers continuing policy
ment wherever ~ '~e ~ a"u arc aaFis"s oos"-
but
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Cottonseed OH

There was an active trade in tho market
Tor cottonseed oil and the undertone was
weak under heavy liquidation prompted by
general decline In other Commodities
ana UNDER selling for Western account. A
leading commission house bought heavily
the huNins vas for the account of =
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Waterfront snace Scarce

Question You frequently recommend
.;onsersative s;, investment: or IL that is put
sAiS IL too strong, say as a safe one we'll
.k wkor'ny OF confederation. Now, although
good for 1918, the average for five years
wRs not so favorable the factor OF safety
1or that period being only about 55 per cent.
~! sn'nk ! am righ. in my statement. In addi-
issue being but 50 during 1919 Perhaps you
the security, BUT as conservative invest
ment, ! must ray it does not appeal to me-
J. H. P.
Answer-We base our opinion or the
New York Dock Company bonds upon
the fact that they are secured by a
lien on the entire property OF the COM
pany. The real estate alone. extend
ing Tor two and one-quarter miles,
from the Brooklyn Bridge to Erie Basin,
has risen considerably in value. Ship
ping and storage space are very scarce
This company is we'll equipped in those
respects. The mortgage is $4,000 900,
yet considerable sums have been placed
back into the property from earnings.
The bond is inactive. to be sure. That
Is probably one reason why it may be
purchased to yield we'll over per
cent. The value Of the bond is based,
IN our opinion, not SO much upon earn
ings as upon the great value and the
increased demand for the waterfront
property. New York City is said to be
entirely too small in this respect This
company has very choice bit of real
estate, and with this country becoming
more than ever factor in the mercan-
tile marine world, the assets represent
something practically impossible of re-
production.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
WILLIAM CRAMP 4 SONS SHIP ANp-
E>GiNE BUILDING COMPANY

IFIdeiity Trusl Company ,torme-lv rb. ~
deiity Insurance, Trust ana safe Dsnosi. .
company, Trustee under Mortgage OF ,se
ii!iam tranp Il Sons Ship and I,nrin~
building Company. dated March I, 1895. in
Nites tenders or proposals for bonds issued
GHoer SAID mortgage to be surrendered Tor
redemption; proposals TO be opened and
awards made on March End. 1890. a. il
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
trustee, S2e-3al Chestnut Street. paiia-
delpaia, Pa.
February j. 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Thoughtful, but Not Legal

Question: read your answers on sinau
cial matters with great interest and would
like to have you answer the following: l
hold q great many certificates Of stock
which I have purchased outright for in
veetment. My will leaves everything to my
wife. Now, ! want TO give her as little
trouble In selling my securities az possible.
have been in the habit of indorsing the
certificates in blank and depositing them in
vault so that they be readily transfer
able. also have given instructions to the
banker with whom ] deal in purchasing the
securities shat my account is in the joint
of my securities for cash. but always have
a small deposit with the broker. Have | 50
safeguarded my affairs that it Will not be
necessary for my wife lin the event of my
DEATH to go to any trouble to have the
certificates transferred to her name or TO
sell them ?-E. u. ".
Answer--If you adopt the plan you
have in mind relative to having the
stock certificates in such shape that
YOUR wife could Immediately transfer
them to her name on your death you
would be attempting to evade the in
heritance tax If found out, the estate
would be liable. You could, however,
place the securities in trust for your
wife, you to receive the income during
your life. II this was done at least
two years before your death there
would be no Federal inheritance tan
We cannot attempt to say what the
various state laws are in this respect,
however.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
London Money Market

LONDON. Feb. 9.--Bar gold ie3s a 4
Money & y per cent. Discount xafAa--
Short. and three months bills kkGe.
8. 1915 per Sent. Gold premiuna S.
Lisbon 1a0s =
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
IonN NJ. o,coNNELL. ,sscretary.

.Netice ef spfclal MsstinR %
s4tEss c5NfXNf S6snHie Z or AsihniaSA, Ah tx.
tAis Company xiii b held on the sd DAY
zee. HaS,sa. 81 the eMcs Of Xrlin, wcels$y e
=: T.. TOR the puypoeA of oonaideytna ths
ssdyisability 81 1iaeolyint thf Company
,':s ,a'e:ssthwith. ana 4of the tfansac41on Of eyeh
'ose the meeting. .. u
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

10000 sAllied OH.
400 Alto Gas & Oil.
1000 sAmalw Royal.
$500 fAnna Bell Wyo
500 sRarusdall Cp..
500 sBell Pet.
alop sbccne OIL,
10000 sfBoston-Wye..
1000 Burknett V G..
100 Garth Synd.
500 Settles Service.
zoo sCircle Oil.
zoo sColumhia En-.
500 Continental Il.
5000 sCosden 4 Co..
500 Gushing Pet.
5000 ~pominion Oil.
hoo sDuquesne Oil.
eco sElk Rasin Pet
800 Engineers Pet.
1000 'Esmernld O&C
1900 sF~sietal Oil.
500 Giliilnnd Oil. ..
1900 .sGlenrock Oil.
1000 tGuffey.Gillesp
1a00 Al q II Of Tex.
200 II Pet of Den.
900 sHoustou Oil. :.
%5oo "Hudson OH.
5000 e1ndiahcma Ref
1900 slnternRt Pet.
$500 sInvincihle Oil.
400 sIsland o s. Tr
1900 king Pet Cp.
5000 Livingston OIL.
100 MAGMA Oil.
700 Manhattan on.
800 sMarac&ibo Oil
500 Merritt Oil Cp
1000 Met Petroleum.
zoo Mex-panuco o.
1900 Mexico Oil.
1000 Midwest Ref.
100 sMidwest-Tex o
500 sMorton P Of M
1000 No Amer Oil.
100 Panhandle P pf
1900 sPhilP(x) 1905.
1000 eProd & Ref.
5000 sRyan Pet ....
500 sRed Rock Oil
500 Salt Cr Prod. Z.
300o sSapulpa Rcfs.
400 Seaboard o & G
oVV sea uoy8n " & II
5000 sSkelly Oil
10000 @Simms Pet
400 S States Con Cp
400 Spencer Pet Cp
$500 $Stanton Oil.
500 Steiner Oil.
100 TEX Chief Oil
200 sTexas Co " /
1900 sTex-ken Oil.
45oo sTexon Oil & L
500 eTex-Pac C & o
900 Tex-Rang p & r
1000 sThraman Oil.
800 eTrinity Oil.
. 5000 "Un Texas Pete
800 %Victoria Oil.
800 rWhelan Oil.
5000 white OIL e.
100 sWoodburn O..
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

Liverpool Cahles--Spot cotton, d fair
business doing at 80 points advance on th.
basis OF 2S.l2d for rniddling. Sales, :, 600
bales including 5000 American. Imports
IL 600 bales, American 1000. Futures opened q
quiet at / point advance to ) points de-
cline. Closed steady, at net decline of
. points to an advance az l6 points
March, 5.43: May, 25.tG, July, 1881: Oc-
tobcr. 22.5s: December, Ella. Manches-
tex; Yarns firm; cloths - good business
doing
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
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New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

1AsalI1Al ELyc11ON QH yRn xAen.lSAN Y
8sss ! !. 8 I'll ''' D. Z
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Swift & Co.


Question: read your column daily with
much interest. Kindly inform me your opin-
ions OF Swift & Co. us a purchase around
present price for one who wishes for G
per cent Investment and in the hope Of an
extra return through further segreyations
l bought five shares at par a number Of
years. ago which proved fine investment
Which of the following is the better buy !:
American Telephone and Telegraph, Western
Union OF Atchison, Topeka l. Santa Fe.--
Fl. W. G.
Answer-Swift & Co. stock shove d
11.03 per cent for the year ended
November i, 1919. This compares with
1880 per cent for 1918 The profit and
loss surplus on November i, 1919, was
SS8,381 900, the largest in the COM
psny's history. This item indicates
the strong position Of the company.
The stock appears to offer a good
speculative investment. All the other
stocks YOU mention are more or less
speculative. Atchison particularly so,
on account of the railroad situation.
For investment purposes, we believe
Western UQon and American Tele-
phone and Telegraph are somewhat
better.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

listed. Sells cent per share.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26
WILL THE REPUBLICANS
ACT?


One hypothesis advanced by
the milIer critics Of the Republi-
can majority is that its leaders
and members are unable rightly
to appraise the significance and
urgency Of the proo,Im. There
is, besides this, the view that the
Republicans regard the whole
situation as a political game in
which clever playing and maneu-
vering, rather than sincere
craftsmanship are the requisites.
Still another Interpretation of
their recalcitrance and opposi-
ton is that the Republicans fear
to attack the question of high
prices and protiteering lest they
give ofIense to special interests
which are at once the chief bcnc-
fciarios Of this greedy eNploita-
tion Of the public and the largest
contributors to Republican cam
paign funds.
Whether it is Incompetence or
chicanery or open completely that
accounts for the inactivity of the
Republican majority in Con-
gress. will soon be disclosed, for
the Democratic administration,
from President Wilson down, is
in motion to find a remedy. In
vestigation and legislation Will
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26

The troublesome Adriatic problem is
not yet solved. In response to the
ultmatum of the supreme council, the
Jugo-Slav government sent note re
jecring the compromise that had been
offered by Italy and agreed to by the
other great powers The reply from
Belgrade was Couched IN Conciliatory
terms, however, and left the way open
for further discussion. The suggested
solution was based on the pact Of
London, and the Jugo-Slavs say thar
as this treaty was secret they cannot
consider a solution based on Il pact
which they have never had an oppor-
tunity 10 examine and discuss. They
suggest a new basis of compromise
along the lines Of President Wilson's
proposals. Indeed, all through this
quarrel the Jugo-Slavs have justified
their stand by that taken by Mr.. VII
son, and they still seem 10 think that
our president can enforce his views
on Great Britain, France and Italy
though Just how this can be done II
Is not easy 70 see.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26

Plenty Of money to loan at per
cent interest J. A. HeathCOck, Real
Estate, Krebs, Okla
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26

If you haven't made enough mon
ey this year and thep are trying to
close that mortgage on your farm,
better see me at once and | will get
tnat money for you to pay that mort
agge off and VIII give you five or ten
years time on a loan, at 6 per cent
interest ]. A. Heathcock, Real Es.
tate, Krebs, Okla.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26
Idea of Russia for the Russians
to Govern as They Please
Gains HeadWay.
G0NPERS SCORES BOLSHEvISN
Germany objects to Extradlton Of Ac.
cused Officers and Soldiers-Jugo-
Slavs Reject Adriatic Compromise
Edwin 7. Meredith Appointed
Secretary OF Agriculture.
BY EDWARD w. PIcKARD.

Iussia-including Siberla-for the
Russians to do with as they please
and govern as they please. Is the slo,
gan that seems likely to win I'm the
vast realm that the cars once ruled.
And though just now the bolshevild
are the controlling faction I'm almost
all of European Russia, and I'm much
of Siberia, they are diSCardlng much
Of their "bolshcviklness" and other
factions are coming around to the be.
lief that, If they cease fighting. the
most radical leaders will speedily lose
their power and the country VIII set
tie down under a liberal government
and viii be able to make peace with
the rest OF the world. In southern
Europe the Don COsSaCks are still
holding out. though with waning
chances Of success. In Siberia when
the Czech forces have departed. the
liberal Russians will find themselves
opposed only by the reactionaries who
have the support of Japan. The latest
cables from YladivoStok tell of an
abort.ve revolution there by soldiers
who feared they were to be dsarmed
by the Japanese troops, and therefore
started an uprising against the lib
erals who had planned to take over
the government peacefully. The reb-
els were taken prisoner by General
Bozanon's student officers, after
which Rozauoff proclaimed amnesty
for all political prisoners and let the
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26
No. 4742


Published in the Oklahoma
Feb. 26 March 4 II 1920
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, Pit
tsburg County, SIS.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
In the District Court of Said
County.
May Tenney Plaintiff,
VS.
Ike Tenney Defendant
The State of Oklahoma to the
Above Defendant:
aid defend 1T, Ma Tenney
will take notice that she has been
sued in the above named court
for a divorce on the grounds OF
Abandonment, and you, said dc
fcndant, must answer the petition
filed therein by said plaintiff on
or before the 1Otn day of April
1920, or said petition will be ia
ken as true and judgment for
said plaintiff will be rendered ac-
cordingly,
MACK LESTER,
Court Clerk
(SEAL)
By RUTH WILKINS
Deputy.
w. n. Rcdwinc, Attorney for
Plaintiff.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26

Miner

TheOlkahomaM Miner
Pu5lish3l Every Thursday
Established April, 18th. 1911
A member of the Oklahoma
Press Association.
J. A. HEATHCOCK, Prop,
CalIie Heathcock Publisher.
Entered as second-class matter
at the postofice at Krebs, Okla,
h1ma, under the Act of March )
1879.
All ADVERTISING will be
,un and charged for until or
dereddiscontinued.
Advertising Rates
Display or plate tic perinch
Perfered ~ cents, per men
single column each insertion
Locals, SC per line single column
first insertion, sc for each time
repeated.
Page adds, $3.50
Subscription Prce;
One Year by mail 2.OV
Six Months l.UC
Paid Circulation .---- Copys
August. 1st. 1919
Publisher
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26
"The Rats Around My Place Were
WISE" Says John TuthiI

Tried everything to Kill them.
Mixed poison with meal, meat, cheese,
etc. Wouldn't touch it, Tried RAT
SNAP. Inside OF ten days got rid
of all rats" You don't have to mix
RATSNAP with food. Saves fussing,
bother Break a cake of RAT SNAP,
lay it where rats scamper You will
see no more. Three sizes, 25c, SOC,
$1.OO. Sold and guaranteed by Mill
wee Drug Co.
Sold and guaranteed by Wat
son Brothers, Krcbs, Okla.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26

Lots 5S and SO in block 1O6. On
car line Good property and can now
be bought at a bargain. j. A. Heath
cock, real estate, Krebs
Wednesday, November 26, is set
apart for everybody to look after
fuel-Fuel day. J. b. A. Robertson,
GOverAST.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-02-26

Lots 4, II and -, in block $50,
for sale These lots are located
On the street car line and would make
fine residence property. J. A. Heath
cock, real estate, Krebs, Okla.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-01
Dining room girl wanted. Apply at
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Dining room girl wanted. Apply at
Home Restaurant.
Halbert Amundson, Of West Valley,
attended to business matters In this
city Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Natwick left Thurs
day evening for Ada to attend the we'd
ding Of cousin Of Mr.. Natwick's.
G. N. Tyler, Of Granville, ILL.,, has
been spending several days here look
ing after his farm northeast Of town.
The meeting of the Boxville Farmers
Club, which was to have been held this
week, has been postponed until Sept. Z.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Schenck,
Of Wolverton, Mimi, on Aug. 2Sth, a
baby boy. Mother and son are doing
nicely. ~
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a Tu-
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld.
ing Farm Co. :s.e
Elias Brown, Of Long Beach, Calf,
returned to his home in California
Monday afternoon, after brief visit
at the home of his son, A. B. Brown,
of this city.
Miss Hannah Anderson, of Mime
apolis, returned home Saturday even
ing, after visiting for two months at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Johannes
Johnson, of Vega.
Phyllis Geraldine Brown is the name
that has been given the baby daughter
that arrived at the Elmer Brown home
northeast of town on Aug. 9th. The
mother is being cared for in the home
and is doing nicely. This makes Mr..
Browns an interesting family of three
children, Kenneth age three and Doris
eight years, whose birthday comes on
the same day as that of heir new sister.