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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
AND LOAN ASSO.
LOCATES BRANCH IN ARMADA

The Security Savings and Loan
Association, company organized
under the law of Nevada, for the
purpose Of financing home building
and TO encourage industry, savings,
thrill and investment, have organ
lied ia local board in Arvada. The
charter was received Monday and the
business for Arvada and vicinity will
be transacted at the office of Wal
ter P. Smith 4 Son.
Az we understand the workings of
the association, it is no get-rich-
quick concern, It is intended for peo-
|ple who desire to save in small
way for the purpose Of building a
hone or, investment. Ten certifi-
Gates COSTS So per month for 100
months at the end Of which time
they are worth $1,000. In other
words while the small wage-earner
10 saving 5000, he is earning $500.
Any plan that will induce wage-earn-
ers to save part of their earnings,
nc matter how small, is a good plan
and will have beneficial effect on
the community.
The officers Of the local board are
:. A. Mahannah, president; r. l..
NswtoA. vice-presidcnt; Walter p.
Smith. secry-treas. C. r. Buck,
Chester LAwerance and Ralph w.
Smith are directors.
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NOTICE OF ELkcrloN

In accordance with the Laws Of
the State Of Colorado II election
|~ss- Nm stNAe f6gn nm M -ths
Town Of Arvadh, on Tuesday April
s. 1921 for th1 purpose of electins
the following officers: "a
Mayor for term Of one year.
Three Trustees for the term of
two years.
Three Trustees for term Of one
year. .fs. q.
The question shall the Town Of
Arvada build sewer system will al
60 be submitted to the qualified vot.
trs at this election. ~.
Witness my hand and seal this
10th day of March, 1921.
GEO. C. TOWNSLEY,
Cierk-Recorder Of Town of Arvada.
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Mcthodist Episcopal Church
Henry ]. Cattarall. Minis

Henry J. Cntt0rall, Minister.
Sunday school meets ut 10 o'clock
prompt.
Morning worship at II o'clock,
sermon by Pastor, "Tested and not
Found Wanting"
Epworth League led by Miss Irr
Wolf Topic, 1.-THE Kingdom in Thu
Home" I
Evening Song and Preaching ser.
vice at 1870 p. m. Sermon on
"Mcthodism and Amusement"
We will observe Passion week at
this church March POPS. 1921
Special speakers and good music.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

Nir,hur Noltie, c-rricr Of Rural
Roite No. 2. was taken TO St Luke'r
hospital Monday for nm opcdation
for appendicitis. He Is now rccov-
ering nicely. J. NJ. Compton carried
thc two routes the first of the week
Fred Secrest will now care for the
mail on Route No. 2 until Mr.
Noltie's recovery.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
FRUlrDALE NOTES

P. T.. A. ~ Prospect Valley will
give = 16cent entertainment Satur.
dry evening March u ut M ffbs'
rect Valley school house.
Harland Bond returned q few days
ago from California and surprised
his relatives and friends by bringing
u Mrs. Bond with him. They are
welcomed to this community.
Lee Johnston and family went to
Longmont Sunday to attend the wed.
ding Of Eunice Miller, a neice Of
Mrs. Johnston.
Miss Lettic Wade of Semitic VIII
has been visiting relatives and
friends in this community left Mon.
day for her western home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Raining arr
now nicely located in the Gleason
property in Wheatridge.
Don't fail to hear Rev. Thoras
Pnrvell, cclored. who will preach
md sing at Jefferson Ave. NJ. E.
Sunday March 18th.
The Ladies' Aid viii give 15e
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Lee on Friday evening March
1st.
Mrs. A. 1. Mu'holland left Tues
DE-" for Avondale. Colo. where she
will take care Of her daughter Edna
who has had her tonsils removed
While there she will also visit he,
ron Ralph and family.
On March 9Th 1890 in Gowanda
N. Y, little stranger arrived a,
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lock. The
little stranger wns christcned Eliza
beth and in early womanhood she
married Albert Eaton. In 1877:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton and children
cnme to Denver The Ute .Indiani
was then numbered among its inhab
itnnts. Five hundred Utes passed
their home at one time. Mrs. Eat
on has seen Denver grow from 6
little hamlet to the present city. II
1880 Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton came t.
their country home on West 44th
where she still resides with hel
daughter, Mrs. Perry Peterson
Che has been an active member o.
TIE NJ. f. Church for more than hal,
century. She took a keen interes
=. the building of jefferson Avenue
N. F., and donated on Of the larR'
windows in memory Of her husband
who passed in 1000. Mrs. Eaton ha
not been sick in bed for forty year
and is In good health now for he
age, and she was the oldest Of MIN
children, three sisters and one broth
or are still living 70 congratulate he
on her 91st birthday. She has thre
children living, two boys and on
girl. For one Of her advanced age
this near-centenarian lady has re
markable eyesight and 10 . constan
reader Of the Arvada Enterprise.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

The job department of the Enter
Prise turned out the programs this
week for the Craig Colony Benefit
70 be given at the high school audi
torium on March 20. It is n neat
book Of twelve pages filled with nds
II Arvada business firms and IL vnr-
ed program for the evening. Make
no dates for the evening Of March
20 other than with the Craig Colony.
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CLUB SEEKS 4
BETTER CAR sKRvrdf

Stormy weather caused . va,
light attendance at the regular mst
ing Of the Community Club Monda,
evening, After the regular routit
businesk was gone through, the MY
ter of asking the Tramway Compah.
for an improved car service for Ara
ada was discussed. 4
The transferring Of Arvada rs
sengers at Clear Creek Junction y!
great Inconvenience, especially
stormy weather, and the amount 2
traffic from this point justifiSs thu
service.
A committee composed Of Mess
Davis, White, jackson, Smith q
Maloney was appointed TO conf
with the Tramway Company and pt1
sent Arvada's needs for better ID
vice and ask for the resumption
the old schedule as it was before II
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 70 express our sincere
thnnhs TO tie ncipbbors aud friends
FOR their Kindness, sympathy md
floral offcringG during the Illness
and death Of our dear husband and
fnthcr.
MRS. FRANK N. MOOR and
fnmily.
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Z The regular meeting of the Par.
ent Teachers Association will be held
at the grade school building Wednes-
day at 3 o'clock, March 10. Moth
er's Council ut 2 o'clock. A full NJ
tendance is desired ms there is some
important business to come up be.
fore the Council.
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SWAY DOWN EAST"
aN"t HELD OVER

y So great he's been the success Of
D. W. Criffth's masterfnl picture
Elaboration Of "Way Down East" Mt
The Broadway Theatre In Denver
that Manager McCourt has succeed
sd In having this sensation Of the
theatre held over for anq11er week.
BEGINNING with the matinU on Sun
day ''Fay Down East will be
1hown slce daily, for the coming
: Ieaa ~ GsssA -...,Ai~v~- 70
yrsash attendance and box office re-
cords AZ It has done during the past
week. 'q IN
The Management Of the Broadway
has installed special force Of clerks
TO handle mail orders from out-of-
town patrons and these orders will
be filled In order Of their receipt
md promptly. The prices for the
night showings and Saturday mat
inee are from Soc to So. For the
six other matinees daily the prices
are from Csc to ST. Patrons will
please add ten per cent for var tax
ordering tickets by mail.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
CRESCENT DRILL TEAM
VISITS LOCAL. GRANGE

i THE regular meeting of the Clear
Creek Palley Grange No. in Barth
Hall last Friday night was well at
tended. t
The exemplification of the ritual
istic work by the Crescent Drill team
and the Initiation of two candidates
in the third and fourth degrees by
them, was the stellar attraction.
Without doubt the Crescent team
sir one of the best in the state, and
their visit and work Of the evening
Was highly appreciated by every
/ member Of the local Grange present.
A short talk by former State
Master Newcomb voiced the ,senti-
nent Of those present, when he stat
ed that it was real pleasure to him
to see the secret work of the order
csrried out to the letter in such q
I. fine manner.
4 Ice cream, cake and coffee were
served at the conclusion of the work.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

Field Agent Kalcr for the Enter
prise has made good returns to this
office In renewals and new subscrir-
lions In the past few weeks. II
You are too busy to call at the office
don't hesitate TO subscribe or renew
through him, he is the authorized
agent for such business.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10
UPPER RALsrok NOTES

The formers are getting very IN.
easy as the long continued dry
weather Is sapping the ground and
II It continues grain will not CORA
mate. M Ni.- -'sss lNt
Mr.. and Mira. Harold and Mr.. and
and Mrs. A. c Miller Of Denver. NJ.
and Mrs Higgins Of Lcyden juno
ton and J. p. Miller Of Lower Rails
ton were whiting At the Miller pl,es
Sunday. m'Os. H. 4aQs fjaf
A short entertainment. will b. Slv.
en- at District No. - Friday the u.
District No ~ elalAs ne NJ lsest-
cd and most progressive .esAeci In TIE
county. Having an e1eplIsnt corIs
Of teachers. ample 'sreends. full
playground squipmsaAsaad cemplsts
furnishing for first class standard
school. 'H "iPf "a sI
H. b. Smith has secured 1 issss
on the "Thorn Lake. ,,proyssty II
Gilpin county. rhlS propersy, con.
sists Of 2lO acres and h ~ 'exssllsnt
mountain place. He. win plass .
herd Of dairy cows AID the yropsfty.
tThA 1aap YIN. asesrtaa g..
\. their annual Meeting reduced the
nay Of their supsrintendsdnt rs per
cent. Thus you ~. other than ~
formers can make things blue. ~
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

The Enterprise Dramatic Club will
present their thrce-nct comedy
drama at Loeb Lomond Grange Hall
on Saturday evening, March ~.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

Program of the Jefferson Count!
Education Association and Commun
ity Meeting at Arvada High School
Saturday, March 10, 1921. W M,
MORNING SESSION, 9 A. M. x
Music Arvada School
Innovation ---.--;H. ]. Catterall
Enrolment in the n. r. A. 80
- D. R. Hatch
Helps in Teaching Current Event,
= E. N. Freeman
Class Exercise Aryda Kindergar-
ten Mrs. Cummings
Recent and Needed School Legis-
lation ------R r. M. Farley
Patriotism and Citizenship
Observation-Disclosures George Fitch
All numbers are open to discussion
At II O'CLOCK the Jefferson County
spelling contest will be held in Room
6. u
Address by Katherine L. Craig
State supt. of PAlic instruction.
At 12-noon-dinner will be ser.
we'd in the building by the Arvads
Cemetery Association.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 1 80
Community singing conducted BY
J. c. Kendall, State Teachers College
Announcement of result Of spell
ing contest and comforting Of prizes
Address DR.. J. R. Bell, State
Teachers College.
Concert by the S. T C. Concert
Party, direction of J. C. Kendall
Every teacher and school director
III Jefferson county should be at thi,
meeting. Plan to be with US at the
lunch hour and get acquainted
Members Of school boards are espec.
tally urged to attend the bushes,
meeting.
Executive Committee:
G. H. .WHEATLEY, President.
GEORGE FITCH. Vice President
MYRTLE soNGER, Secretary.
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Mr.. md Mrs. !. A. Hogan md
d"nghter Beth, were among tn" Arv-
eda people who attended the Schl-
-Heink concert Friday.
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Bring the good old bugls boys
Well sing another song. ri

Bring the good old bugls boys
Wen sing another song. rat
Anything the people wants. u
Most surely must bs wrowg. -
80. face about, we'll start them right
Proclaim Il. good and strong.
Wen make our Sundays blue or
know the reason. b..g.i
HurraA Hurrah. our Sundays must
be blue. Nh.
And we don't care . single euss
for you, Huf
Throw out your auids and cigarette.
Look sick plum thru and thru.
For we are going TO reform uIs .
great old nation. ......
No more baseball on Sunday.
For that game Ii full Of grille;
No picture shows Of joyridss
Wen arrest you n you smile.
Don't kiss your wife TIL Monday
Look sicker all the while. ''
Thank God the country's given 70
reformers. i.
There's millions Of our fellowmen,
Are steering straight 10 hsll,
And coal " going N be scarse.
We know thAt feet quite veil.
Wen have the Devil fire ~ Ven3S
And hS will no doubt tbHk II
swell.
Twill DO hot enough N roast them
to . cindcr.
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ball Band" Rubber Boots - a..
ways giving msss days wear fer the
NJ opsy Invested.
THE ECONOMY STORk.
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NOTICE TO FIREhlKN

All fire boys who wish to make u
Firemen baseball team will meet {
the town hall next Wednesday nigl
March is, at 8 o'clock.
G. c. TOwNsLEY. Chic
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Our Spring lins Of PsNsrs Fec
wear Il ready aud y - ssxal Sell
'.nthsr threughsut.
THE ECONOMY STORE.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

= d. w. Comstock, one Of our form
or townsmen returned to Arvada
last week and is now located here
permanently. Mr.. Comstock has
been gone nearly eight years and
says that in all his travels he has
not seen place or locality with
. brighter possibilities for advance
ment than Arvada. He is a first
class painter and decorator Of ability
,.nd has opened a shop in the H. s.
Burton building, where he will be
pleased to meet his old friends and
all those who wish coed work done
ir his line. His telephone number
is Arvada III.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

Six acres Of the Swaziland place
on Graves Avenue was cold this week
TO Mr.. Snyder of the southern part
OF the state, who will move his fam
ily here next month. This deal was
made by Walter p. Smith & Son.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

,flAicx Scnth, our popular barber,
|hns been confined 10 his home for
the pnst two weeks. lie |. NV slow.
~ recovering and will soon bs able
to sorvc his customers NJ usual Hnv-
vcy Fulton hnn hsd thnrgc Of the
shop during Alexis sickness.
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/lkrs, H. s. Burton entertained Id
lwo little neics's. Winifred ~
Cora Chinn, last week. A nuynb
cf their playmates attended. Deie3
ious refreshments were served. y
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

Special low prices on Sweater
Coats aad SIipovsrs, just what 4
needed fer early sprins.
& ~ THE ECONOMY STOS'
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Born-To Mr.. md Mrs. Carl
Dripps March 3, n son.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-10

The big dance Of the year. Arv.
ada Saturday night, Bank Hall.
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EDUCATIONAL MEETING

Program of the jefferson County
Education Association and Commun-
ity Meeting at Arvada High School,
Saturday, March 10, 1921. ~ ~
~r@->yvNy~ r-~rv0NY n iHS ~.
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G. H. .WHEATLEY, President.
GEORGE FITCH. Vice President
MYRTLE soNGER, Secretary.
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CONE ssIONs OF A
POPULAR MOVIE STAR

while Mitherdear seems much in
doubt.
MAY, let's be serious!" Mandy
spoke with decision. The idea
that any living movie star doesn't
IKE to be kissed By a movie hero
like Clssy won't take with the pub
lie a:tall!"
But it's perfently true for me!
So why can't you say sol"
IT'S all In the business. May
dear!" interrupted Motherdear . In
her phiibophic tone.
Ny pride was pricked.
But despite Clssy, l leave 1t to
you, Nandy-haven't l done my
sentimental best in BONDED
Love" / demanded.
"You'ves been perfect peach,
May" Mandy was enthusiastic.
Even Donaldson was surprised.
NJ. Demaison Is my director.
For myself can't imagine how
q child not yet seventeen can reg
lister the emotions Of an abandon
cd wife!" commented Polly. "gs'
pecially how she can register for
giveness' Of husband who has
bean disloysl"
l didn't try to explain.
All I knew about my system OF
acting was that the business came
to itself as the scenario progress
ed. When the director shouted
"Caa.mer-a-a" l moved on the
stage as II l were in a world OF
my dreams.
/ seemed to have been there be.
fore-no matter what kind of n
role I was playing, saint or sinner!
Ito Be continued.)
Copyright 1921. \. E. Al
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The fat worm kept wigglLng
right over Spike starfish's head.
Spike was so busy eating his
oyster that he didn't see the worm
at first. But suddenly ono Of his
eyeB on the end OF one Of his
points. happened to look up. and
instantly he let go of his dinner.
He was getting pretty tired Of oy'
sters, anyway, and the worm was
a special kind that he liked.
"oh, ho!" he chuckled loud
enough for the Twins and Cap'n
Pennywlnkle and Tub Terrapin to
hear. They were all hiding in the
sea-weed grove. "Oh no, Nr.
Worml This is my lucky day."
Spike waited for a minute and
just when Mr.. Worm was about
two inches away. he liftdd himself
on his hind legs, so to speak and
made a grab with his mouth. His
mouth, you know, was right under
meath where he kept his tummy
Spike had a big mouth and toos
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LAUREL POINT

Miss Marie Berry. who teaches
the school at Round Bottom, spent
the week end with her sister, Mrs.
Glen Henry and brother, Carol
Berry, Mt this place.
Tho ladies of the w. c. T. U.
held their annual due tea on last
Saturday evening at the school
house. After short program they
served refreshments to the audi
ence.
Bennett Hough OF Somerset,
Pa, was recent visitor Of j. /.
Snider.
Mrs. ]. c. shafer spent rev
days with her daughter, Zoe Hem
ry, in Westover.
Thomas johnson has moved from
the property of Geo. W. Snider to
Hill Top.
Work is progressing on the ce'
ment road. Less than half n mile
is to be finished until the pike will
be cemented from the Laurel Poinh
church to Holland avenue. at has
been announced that this will be
all that will DO done in the way OF
concrete work this year. but the
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

The story is told by May Scott,
a girl who attained stardom In the
movies when she was about SIX
teen Leading characters In the
story ard her guide and guardian
whom she calls Motherdear: CIssy
Sheldon, a vain leading man;
Mandy Anderson, publicity
writer and his wife Polly, and
Mcliasters, n producer who be.
lieyes his girl stars should have
had experience. Then there are
other actors and actresses.
GO ON WITH STORY
But sheldon's fan mail! Con
slider the size OF it," Polly Auder.
son exclaimed. Just think how It
would scar Sheldon's vanity to be
told that there's ones girl in this
world who doesn't want him to
kiss her!"
"Ho knows 1t. all right" I said.
Motherdear regarded me with
perplexlty!
i've always considered Sheldon
very much Of q gentloAnan. His
manners indicate a careful bring.
ing up"
Polly gave her husband swift
glance. She is not so very old. but
she's always looking at me. the
company's youngest star. In such
q superior way! As If there were
heaps and heaps of things going
on in the world which don't know
a thing about!
Motherdear looks Just that way
sometimes. Only Polly Anderson
looks as il che thought It would be
better for me If did understand.
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in Mr.. Worm at one largo bite.
"Ouch!"
Spike was soon kicking for deai
life. "Quit biting me, Mr.. Worm
and I'll spit YOU out" he cried. y
I've most convenient stomach,
and can turn It wrongIside out
il l wish. I'll let you go il you'll
only quit biting
But Spike didn't know that Mr..
Worm had no say so in the matter
whatever; that Mr. Worm was
on hook and that it was the hook
which was so uncomfortable.
Suddenly the line to which Mr..
Worm and the hook were attached
and to which Mr.. Starfish waS
now attached, was pulled up slow
" toward the top Of the water.
Down through the waves came
Mr.. Fisherman's voice "Ah, ha!'
said he, I've got 4 bite and !;
feels exactly like ten.pound had
dock"
(To Be continued.)
Copyright 1921 n. e. Al
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7 A CLINT OF humor showed in his
brown eyes.
That's the way 1t always is in
life," he smiled. you have TO go
from poetry to patches!"
She watched him down tho walk;
suddenly the day was golden ana
tho air was laden with flower
sweetness.
Tho next afternoon Sue, crossing
the hall to Rosio's pink and white
room, saw the frothy white froclt
that she had just finished that
morning for Rosie's graduation. An
impulse made her slip off her own
plnin dress and step into the white
daintiness Of the commencement
frock and surveyed herself for a
startled moment as she heard steps
on the stairs.
Sue" Rose said at the doorway.
Sue. where are you? That-that
musician person wants 10 see
YOU"
She cried out in dIsnay at the
Sue she saw all in white, slender,
flushed, eXuItant. Then Sue had
turned and slipped down the stairs.
Before her courage left her she
crossed the cool shadowy living room
and faced 4 tall man, who stooH
moodily staring at bowl of pan,
sizes.
Well" he said with evident re
iicl in his voice.
The something that leaped To his
eyes brought 4 delicious terror &c
SITE. thn gentle, Sue, the unpTe
pared
lie caught hcr hand a momen.
and said slowly: Now I'm going
to play the music for your poem
and you must stand beside rae
but" Sue began des
perateiy.
You cant look me in the cyt
and tell me that you didn't write
that pocm!" he demanded. swing
ing around 10 her
She could not.
When he had played the wisttu!
appealing notes OF her song he
turned about once more
81 know I've stayed too long but
may / come tomorrow" he begged
And" he went on. falteriug q
moment. won't YOU wear that soft
gray thing that made you look like
a cloud in n white SKYE"
He crushed her hand suddenly in
his and Sue, watching him, as he
went down the path few minutes
later, wondered II this was she
this girl with heart that beat SO
rapturously.
But Rosie entering at that mo
mant assured her of realities
Connected old thing" Rosie
pouted, Just because he's organist
OF st. Pauls he thinks he is some.
thing. And Sue Moore" she turned
In n hot sudden anger, "if yOa
wouldn't wear my clothes then PEG,
pie might see what you are"
But Sue, leaning over the faint
fragrance OF brown pnnsies smiled
family, tcnderly. rs she answered.:
Your frocEs are too pretty for me.
I'm more Mt home in patches"
"CtnGerellaH Rcsamond flunG
over her shoulde: ms she left the
room.
"Perhaps Cinderella wrote
poetry. too, in the oshes-and there
was a prince!" Sue, the incurably
romantic said softly.
Copyright. 1891, by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndtcate.)
Spain has more sunshine than
any other country in Europe.
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taken 4 HtIa boy baby 70 care teFs
The childs motllar 5 DESC.
Mrs. s. !. stevens and daughter.
Mary, and George Snider and wife
snent Sunday with Dana Snlder at
Hildebrand.
Elias Keaner and wife, OF Powell,
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grading will go on as long as the
weather permits.
Mrs. Anarah MusgraIe left for
her home at Fairmont some days
ago after n few weeks visit with
her two brothers, William and
Fielden Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mercer have