davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-04-21
Naturally Indignant

Naturally Indignant
''You told her you couldn't live with.
eut herr
s0f course"
"And she was not impressedr'
mot BIT. Would you say a young
woman was impressed when she ~
eeived the most solemn declaration
man could make to her BY merely
opening her mouth and putting assth-
or ben-bon In itr--Blsminsham A.
Herald.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18
Didn't Fool Percy.

Every night when Percy's mother
thought it about time to put him to
bed she was In the habit of spelling to
his father, so much so until the little
fellow had caught on to It, but it so
happened that on this particular night
mother was spelling something else to
father However, Percy, looking up
from his playing on the floor, said:
"Ah! Come on and put me to bed. ]
know that's what you are spelling"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

pain at all. ! recommend your medi-
cine to everyone and you may publish
my testimonial, hoping that the Vege-
table Compound does some other girl
the good It has done me. Mrs. GEORGE
TEGARDEN, 9l6 Third Street, Mounds
vile, w. Va.
How many young girls suffer a. Mrs.
Tegarden did and donot know where to
turn for advice or help. They often are
obliged to earn their living by toiling
day IN and day out no matter how hard
the pain they have to bear. Every girl
who suffers in this way should try Lydia
=. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
II she does not get prompt relief write
TO the Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Massachusetts, about her health.
Such letters are held In strict conf
ueuC0.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18
Eiction ProvIded Enr.

The husband was seeing his beloved
wife off on holiday. maggie, DEAR"
he said, hadn't you better take some
fiction with you to while away the
timer"
"Oh, no, George" she said, you'll be
sending me some letters" Western
Christian Advocate.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18
E.ae. Copy Of wssppsr.
l.FIuken KIM 2o.ooo sheer.

Nearly 10000 sheep have been killed
recently In the Vale Of Clwyd, Wales,
by a disease known as "fluke," accord
ing to a report to the Welsh agricul-
tural council. Experts say the point
Of attack is in certain class Of snail,
and that better drainage Of the land
is the best precaution against the
disease.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18
ono Of Llfe,a Real jobs.

It's easy to feel sorry for the fellow
who doesn't know how to enjoy thor
oughly ripe Georgia watermelon that
has been chilled through and whose
sweetness trickles into a humans in
terror like a rivulet Of jOy.-Albany
(Ga.) Herald.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18
cutIcura for Sore HanGs.

Soak hands On retiring in the hot suds
Of Cuticura Soap, dry and rub in Gu
ticura Ointment. Remove surplus
Ointment with tissue paper. This is
only one of the things Cuticura will do
II Soap, Ointment and Talcum are used
for all teilet purposes. Advertisement.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

UCCAubC uly RoIlOuD
were irregular, came
every two weeks,
and / would suffer
with bearing-down
pains. A lady told
me Of Lydia E. Pink
hams v eg etable
Compound and how
much good it had
done her daughter,
|so ! took it and now
! am regular every
naNVAhh aMA nD.M0A -
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18
Eaailv Car.rled.

Modiste- "Shall / send this gown
to your" Miss De Style-"No. I'll
put 1t right In my handbag"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

FOR sUNsURN OR SORENESS
Apply Vacher-Balm it relieves at
once. If we have no agent where you
live, write to z. w. Vacher, Inc, New
Orleans, La.-Advertisement.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

new AlDany.--In the special election
held here to elect q successor to Victor
Smith, resigned as marshal, c. l. Mar.
tin was chosen over F. M. Irby and
will fill ont the remainder of the term,
which ends December 81, 1922.
seSSS
Brookhaven,-Six thousand, one hun
dred dollars has been subscribed by
Lincoln county farmers for stock in
the Louisiana Mississippi milk distriE-
uting company, which will establish u
plant III New Orleans.
Lula.--MOse Williams and Fred
Wade, both about 20 years old, were
arrested here by Town Marshal w. II.
Carpenter. They are in Jail at Clarks-
dale awaiting preliminary trial here ON
various charges.
Greenville.--Hu 4. Crosby, 4
young man Of several years expert
ence in the cotton business, the mana.
ger Of the Delta Cotton corporation. for
the past two or three years, has been
selected as the manager of the Staple
Cotton Cooperative association for the
Groenville and Leland offices.
Crystal Springs.--T. w. Rhymes,
who proved himself to be one OF the
best truck growers in the section this.
season, is continuing his activities
with much success in the growing and
shipping Of sweet potatoes.
Meridian, -Thos. A. Amos, about 50
years old, is being held here on
charge Of desertion from the U. s.
navy. 1t is alleged he left his ship at
New York and that he enlisted for
two years last June at Birmingham
Jackson. T. Calhoun, supervisor
Of rural schools. has just returned
from Tippah county with great deal
Of enthusiasm for the splendid work
being done at Chalybeate agricultural
high school by the principal.
sssse
Meridian. "A meeting Of the cotton
growers Of Lauderdale, Clark, New.
ton and Kemper counties, has been
called 70 pc held IN Meridian at the
court house. The meeting is fox the
purpose Of discussing the marketing
Of the staple this year
eeoos
Blue Mountain. That the Ford car
belongs to the old-fashioned kicking
mule genus is the opinion Of J. M. and
Robert Hall, each Of whom has just
had an arm broken while attempting
10 crank a refractory Ford. They both |
reside at Dumas, east Of this place
esessp
jackson. The office Of J. J. Conan.
secretary Of the state board OF trustees
Df the penitentiary, has received no
lice Of the pardon OF Bob Shelton, sent
np from Pearl River county IN 1919 on |
} three-year sentence for grand lar.
seny.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18
SWEET DREAMS -o' z; e.;
Liberal Beetles sSc. SOLD EvERXWHMRw

SO A WEEK GUARANTEED
for selling 4 average Cresco RaIncoats q
day. OUTFIT FREE. We Deliver and Collect,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18
One NEIGHBOR
TELLS ANOTHER
Points the Way to Comfort
and Health. Other Women
Please Read

Mcundsville, w. Var had taken
Doctors medicine for nearly two years
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

Forest--Former service men OF
Scott county will stage an exhibition
drill for the benefit Of their friends
ct the Hillsboro community fair. DR..
J. L. Parks, an overseas veteran Of
ficer, will can the steps for the former
service men.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

HAY FEWER? Do You Want ReIefR Ie
you do, send One-cent stamp for circulAA
ACME CHEdICAL COMPANY
l41 Augusta st. Los Angeles, Gala
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

Wyatte. The school board and trus
tees OF the Wyatte-Thyatira CONSOLE
dated school at a recent meeting lei
contracts to drivers for the Transports
ton of school children to and from
school.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18
MISSISSIPPI
EVENTS
Gathered from All Cor
ners Of the State and
Told in Briefest Form

Hazlehurst.-The farmers of the
county met in mass meeting to devise
plans for the handling Of the cane
products and sweet potatoes which
have been raised by the hundreds OF
thousands Of bushels.
Brookhaven.-The farmers bureau
met at the court house with good at
tendance to make an estimate Of the
amount of seed that will be required
for sowing the various crops next
spring.
Jackson.-Martin Huxley, hustling
undergraduate Of Purdue University, is
spending part OF his vacation in pre-
pairing for his school magazine a pa
per on "The Northern Farmer in the
South" in which he is receiving the
cooperation of the agriculturists, real
estate men and board OF trade officials
In the city.
Wyatte.- The Baptists of Tyro, near
this place, are In the midst OF a revi-
val. The pastor, Rev. Walton Lee, OF
Como, is doing the preaching.
SoSo
's Amory.-A. G. Humpries, prominent
Amory merchant, has let the contract
for four new brick buildings on North
Main street, and work has begun. The
buildings have already been leased
from one to five years.
Shaw.-With more than three weeks
of torrid heat and drouth, the young
corn and all kinds of recently planted
crops have suffered considerably, but
still it is not too late for rain to do
them good.
Corinth. - The standard training
school for the Corinth district opened
with an enrolment of 81.
Jackson.-M Manager Brown OF the
public service company Announces that
he has just closed a contract with a
st. Louis company for new steel rails
to be laid on the electric railway from
the old capitol to the Union station,
Wyatte.-The school board and trus-
tees OF the Wyatte-Thyatira consoli-
Mofad rNhnN1 OF raoant Ia
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

New Albany.-In the special election
held here to elect successor to Victor
Smith, resigned as marshal, c. l. Mar
tin was chosen over F. NJ. Irby and
viii fill ont the remainder of the term,
which ends December 81, 1922.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

Brookhaven.-Six thousand, one hun
dred dollars has been subscribed by
Lincoln county farmers for stock in
the Louisiana Mississippi milk distriE-
uting company, which will establish I.
nlant in New Orleans.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

Lula.--Mose Williams and Fred
Wade, both about % years old, were
arrested here by Town Marshal w. H.
Carpenter. They are in Jail at Clarks-
dale awaiting preliminary trial here ON
various charges.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-08-18

Indianola.-The following perso
were elected trustees for the Indianc
high school at a meeting of the CT
council: Mrs. L. s. Allen, Elbe
Johnson, J. M. Kimbrough. F. e.
erett and ID. s. Lovelace
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

trifft oanit sic pdbreao oes Sabr-
e5bnts non 1911 Biz 1920 err1itteI.
ten 5da6erinnnn1en I'M Elm betradtt-
Tides. Der nmfangD Der gei91oiigtten
Slide 1T berb1ltnibmdBig gering,
|tudbre11b ib Der angeridtete sdnoen,
entfpreder1 bent oer5eitigef1 weI1pert
oer b~etrofferen getpddie, n1lBeror-
oenfli9 bod5 berednet. Sci ben @e-
treble uro &iIienfriidten belauft iih
Der Sdnoet1 allf 90 Miaio11en, bei
ben 9bifb1unnen o11f $4,000 W1drf
li16 beim gnbnf auf 165, 900 Marf.
I. Sreiblrg. Dag BroBfeler III
Der 31bringerftrnBe Bat einen sc.
Rbdubeidnben bon 100000 Miorf Der-
|ltrfaM 1ln6 einer 6nbrnisidaoen Don
$4,000 Msorf. Bier Snmillier err.
.Iiitten einen Sdnbm bon nngefdbif
1923. g11urff Mug M1tInB fei11eg
20Oidb1rigen geitebeng bot 6ag gat1f-
bans S s. @erebs 5000 Mnrf fir oie
aSreibnrger 1uifienfdnfflihe @efen-
|idaH nlto Bic gliede 5nrn11e Fit sic
Notbi1fe beutfder 8iiienfdaften ge-
|ififtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
Mnaebpte nerlauat.

8ir, sic nnter5ei1neten nebmen
beriiegelte Qngebote Big gum 20. Doai
fir 8egbringen eines S5rarlezsdul-
geb1inoes 26x30 I'M 5duloiffriH 1875
III elmer 40 Mder neiter gntfernling
bon @Irpia entgegen. @ebalr0e m1B
mad 6em Bi1age g1roia gebrabt Der=
ben. @ir neb1nen aud Mngebote fir
.grrihtung zines Nnbnagm bas oben
ge11nn1tte @eb11lbe entgegen. Bldne
b1aau Iiegen our 8eiibtigung in Der
Ben. &erborre 2r1n1ber gurb Dor.
Mngebote tperoen aefhloiien am 20.
Mni.
.55oiepb sd,1l5gJerf
9einrih 8%erfennis, 8orfiter.
g6. @dn1iot, Sdnbmeiiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
Gil n~erfanfen.

1870 Mder grtes 2arr6, cine MeiIe
bon Mbon, Minn., so Mdfer ei1tge-
COUNT, 6rei Mder nrter Bflug, Cog
Goblin NOTE Spnm 9afe, gutes Auen-
naiier. $50 per 9dsr gegen quite 8e.
.oingurgen. gs ut Dies Elm mirnliid)eS
Bargain. Nad5ufrogen BEL Beter S.
Soft. @igentMmer. Mponl Meinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
ben, oalnit lie uns troiitte nno oarlit.
fie e8 hefpirfe. bah urier 2ei0 nns

ben. OalllI ne uh9 Uultttt3
5ie eg beapirfe, baB urier 9eio nns
nidt allr1 Sdaoer uub geroerben,
ionoern aun1 Segen gereide. DaS
@ino l6Bf Iid bieGeiht nidt bonn So.
ter. bon Bru6er ODER Shtpeiter tr6-
ten. aber no Sic ar6ern beriagen, 50
fam meniaitens be Mi,tter helfen.
.tpe1n iiberbaapt nod ier,aro belfen
fam. Oieiem BeoirfuiIie oes 11enih.
|Iider1 Seraer,g nah elmer Mutter
fpmmt soft entaeqen 1r,b beIfeIt u1lg
Maria al,r Ero5ferin in ieber Not.
mnrin ~ II npr ssot ie,,e. oie ms
hp;ten frSS4pn Ann Wer inter
|alien :seiIinen nes !Sin,meIg fSn11te
aroRepeg ms innioeTes Mitleib nit.
|nug hober, als Marin. Sic Shmeraerg
ua1fter.2 ! Gie sc 1ns ur,fer Sen feier.
|IidSfen uub fdmer5Iidlten nmltdnben
|beIteIt tporben ulg Mutter Der 8arnn.
|heraiafeit. Muss ssefus in Sooesangit
ar1 @re1ae Mnq, ais Maria Ielbit 6a-
{tanb, Hberflntet bon 8eb n1db 9eio
|beim Mnblid Tires aeliebte1fen, nn-
|5huloiaen q6Hliiden 5obnes. % Bot
|sseius nod an nns geba6t unb IN So
|bannes All ung nnen gefproben:
,5pbn. Godter, iiebe oeine M11tter!!"
|Sesit 6aber Mariu BEL iol6 einer@e-
|Ieqenbeit 111s snr M11tter gegeben.
mor6en, tpie miro 1ie nidt gerre nns
subDrer, tpenn mir ibr unier 2eio
floqer. tpie miro iie nidt baron M1-
tell nehnen! Wer betrubt lit, tper6e.
lid MIR on aria, bort miro er boaes
|Berft6n61ig fn6en ur1o meib, 6aB Ma-
ria, Sic Elm ueberf1aB bon Griibfal er-
|fahren hat, linn MitIei6 idenfen miro.
@d,on ser MntbIif 0es 2eibens Ma-
rieng mrR ben 9etriibten a11fridtea.
|WeiIen 2eio inter amen &eiliqe1 oes
Sim1nels lit 10 qroB qe1uelen miie 6os
fbrige2 $50 mar lie cine Mil1tter, bic.
ibren Sobn . innig Iiebte mie Ma=
ria ibren SSeiug, mo NOR ie elm 5obn,
Ser 10 imnig geliebt 5u neroen ber-
oie1tte tpie Seins, Der aber enolib lei
ner Mutter 10 riidiidfsIos entriilen,.
Ito teufliib bosboft berfoIgt, 10 l1nge
rebt dngeflagt nn6 bernrteiH
|graniam bingeridtet fpnrbe2 Babrlid
groB tpie sos Weer NOR ibr Sdn1er5.
@er bon rns alio fonnte fiid} borons
8iIb Der, 5bmer5ensmutter fteller1.
nn6 Damn nod flagert: .Mein nngllid'
1T gu grob. 8ie.babe i'd iold9es ber.
oientl Isle fann id ie tpieoer Croft
Ennb Sren0e fi1oen MRenB mddf Dor
Dem 2eioe Der beiligifen Der gt1aoe11-
polen Df11tter u1lier eigenes
2eio, Uni. mare es aud nod 70 groB,
[gGin5Iid berblafen, faf perffdlpittoert
nnb 6anf1 frofteroer ~Greebenbeif III
|@ottes SSiign1g Glab MAIDEN
Maria, uniere 5hmer5ensmntter,
lat nihf 1ur oufg auberife aelIiiHtten,
}on6ern iie mfsan6 nir 2eiben fo1poHl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
6cbctsmteiftmfto fiir Neft
N1Sftat Mlai, 1921.
Maria, bie SrSiterin Der 8etrii6ten.

5m,,4, ,,as oo,oa,ot non seirer
'oeI a.Mua. us ms. 49, p1as.aa;ft w
9eu'slen Fap
ae!Ilen uee11lasem gIpa g, pe
an!oelle1 pom 2rnolal ~
aoatfoe, nno deoer lusn su'e ss. -
Ier elge1en yeage " u'e.e..s sashasast
dale p1ele I1n9en, oetsn We Tsr,sa'
nnu peora1,gI w. 81 pnn
l1on1ns aagllssaas su.ee S ~ @,a,,s.
Seloe1 p1eler sssll.ual "'v - ss;;ha
ge1len, l9o selie,saIs .s ~
sao:s al ar. R4snne ma pnrneso,,a.
80, wv ,.naasSnn;ote @ea;prne,.
M .ebnois SsahsteI,,nmen mn fanIi.
Io gnrasn mo bpst9nS;np a,nn ,1nlI1,.
.s,.s..aa,an ,1aboY S;e mn nnen ,gai.
az, sohrInso oeiSan her,,rSnd,pn ,;her.
haaSnshn,e, q 0ar Como nar gsr;;;h.
~ ~ ;yhs,,,n n,,,ionboH o,,soe5fre,,t
,a;a ;oh,. +,+ hahar Ssn1 menSaIi6Mpn
5Ss,,an ~ Sow n,,hsa S,.ost ,,ot ME
oh. 1,,,s, a. I'm n;4t 5eh,,en noh o.
mem Seller in ieiner geordngnis:
Weoria, Die madfige Ntntter 11nleres
gottl1d9en Weltbellanoes. 1T bon le'
Der befannt gerpeien als ole Sro1ter1n
Der 8etribten nn0 9elter'n IN aler
Scot. gu ibr iolen ole, nad@ oem
8nnide oes 81. 8aters. IN u11lern
Sagen bon reiem nit erbobfem Ser
trauen ibre Mlgen olfrtdten 11tto
Damn miro lid Maria aud bertte tp1e-
Der ienes bieliogenoen Sitels apiirotg
ertpeiien.
Groboem bic @elt ieit bent Clint
oenfale ME bon 8eorangnis un0
Srabiol fret mar, 10 iin0 mir oen11oh
&C.. o.S o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

nidt gben fa1ln 8Ias i16e1.
Modte bnber Der fbote Marien-
5molpat Miai ole 81 SyiiiBen Warid bin
fuibren uno moijdfdten mieoer ale Be-
braugter tie berebren lerrlen als bette
Hgroiterin Der Betriibten.
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1T. GleuN 1~l1arefbcrid,f.


SEQ. 1 @ei5en $1.26.
SEQ. 2 8ei5en $1.21.
Moggen SLIP.
@erife SEC.
Safer 29c.
&orn 4Sc
5lar $1.1O.
s&Ieie $1.20.
5bortg $i.15.
@emabIenes aorh $t.35.
@enablenes Jl1tter SLAB.
Moggenmeb $40.
gorn MeeaI 1920.
5creeningg $1.8O.
Butter 3O-32c.
Ger 16-18e.
gutterfat inB 339c Bhunb.
@artoffeI 50c--65e 100 8fun0.
@nrtoffef neue 15c Nfu1to.
3lpeibeIn, rote 81 30 100 Nf6.
@ra11t 1tet1leg &c Bfuro.
NnbD Bobnen SC Bfurro.
MepfeI 10-15c Bfu1io.
Drange1 35-70c D1lse11o.
gitrorer1 40c Dnber,o.
Mb1baro dc funo.
grobeeren, 25c Di11t.
WopleboI3 $1t$$i2.
giidlen So Big SO.
guss So Big Sc.
HppInr 81 Big SIS.
Gin. Mfb nrn Tnntnrnc So.
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3at %nertanidlen.

$50 Mnfer tpiloes 2aro in War-
ibnn GounfD. SSH pertanlgben gegen
staoteigenfnm. 8egen Msddberem nen-
De man iiid an SarrD 81. goung, ct.
CLOUD, Minn. 2t
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@eHfalen.

6nnpn - Ser m~eSff1Iifd1e Brnbi1.
.;oInprhnnh hpr Npnn1ten. mn aeh-
p-ernereine fokte ouf deiner ssahres.
hn11pfperiornml1tna 81 sen lebfet Ell.
nSren6en Mora6roer I'M M!eidle cine
gntidIieBuna ii ser sic belfin1r1te
|grpartuno n11gqeiprohen Miro, oaB
Sic Meqierut1q qeqen nlleYan sen Ietk.
ten Butihberiuhen irqenouie Beteii-
|Iiater nit rnidlidtsloler 5tre11qe BOT
aebf, sd MIR auf oie5e Meiie nene11
8utihberIuder mirfIam begegnet
|tper6en f6Grnte.
Mnn1ter /. M Der frIbere &gl.
prenBiii9e &nmmerberr 8irfl. Geb.
Natb @lemens glnguit @raf bon Sort
|5hmiiing lit I'M boben Sitter bon87
Sabren geltorben. Ser @ntidlafene
|par geboren al Miinfter am 18. Mpril
1884 nIs gobn oes 1882 periforbenenn
|@rafen &lenens &orff genarnt 5dpmi
ling, Dermdblte 1i1 an y. Al1gnlt
1860 at Niihenoorf init Der 1903
beritorbenen Sreiin S%eroina1toe bon
|SHritenberg, Die tbnl u &ir1oer fdlenf==
tie, spobon nod bier Sobne nno ledbbs
Sodter an aeben fin6. Set 19U1
mar er S6loBbonptntarm bon Wtin-
iter, 1890 tparser ouf 2ebeng5eit ms
8renBiibe SerrenbanS berl1fen mor=
Apn 2nnnp oSnhrp hin111rfh fDdr CT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

}5ohn 5einer airde.
@6tpeis
Bern Die lbnei5erilde 6egie=
rnng bot ben mriiiiden gerater Der
Ipolitiiden Mbteilnng beg B1inoesrats
beanftragt, eine ge1lalle Hrnf11ng oess
Eed~ts5taroes bes eben1nligen ofee
neutrality-suspicious. &aiierg nrb So
MICS @arI bor5nnebr1en un6. Der eio.
genoiiiI9en Megieru1g 0araber az be-
ridten. pb &arI BET meitere Mufentz
bait III Der 51tDei3 geftnttet, ODER OBJ
Fer ausaetDieien merben sfole.
BaIeI. - !6ier mur0eam Conner
Ifaa Ger @ui}ierer elmer 8a1f i'm SSn-
nern oes Bar1fgebdi11oes BON bret Ban-
bitten uiiberfouen nu6 t0fliidd) pertpur6et;
Sic brei gan6itenz e11tfffarnen mit1tge-
fabr 10000 Granf III ldtpei3eri1bem
11n6 ionihgem 8npiergelo. gg 1T DbieS
III ser @dtpei5 Ser erIte Snn zines
Mnubiiiberfans am beller1 Gage ieh
iiber bnnoert sSnDren.
2nge11b11rg.
auremburg. 8or nenigen MSosl
1rafet1 butten Die aurer1burger 5o5in=
i5ten iIiidd fir sen gnibluB an Die
orifte Smernationale, /. MoSfan
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FREDER|CKTOWN

Miss Marguerite MARBLE returned
to Kalida Sunday to resume teaching
in the schools there.
Miss Marian Hosack returned to
Oberlin college last Wednesday.
II. Il. GLENN and wife have been
visiting friends ut Troy, their former
home, the past week.
Miss Katherine Dague has returned
to her studies at Ohio university.
Miss Dorothy Gould has returned to
Oberlin to resume her school studies.
Miss Weltha Keck returned to Ohio
university, Athens. last Monday. She
will graduate from there the, coming
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murphy re.
turned to their home in Bowling
Green last Monday, having spent the
holidays here.
The Community club held its reg
ular business meeting Tuesday after
noon ut which time they elected the
I following officers: President, Mrs
Myrtle Barnes; first vice president
Mrs. Mary Edwards. chairman liter
AIRY division; second vice president
Mrs. Clara Shinnaberry, chairman oI
civic division; third vice president
Mrs. Mary Rinehart, chairman of par
entteacher division; fourth vice pres
ident. Mrs. Anna Kline. chairman pa
triotic division; secretary. Mrs. r. K
Ferry; treasurer Mrs. Lena Goodell
council, Mrs. Celia Blackledge. Mrs
Minnie Dean, Mrs. j. T. Withrow
Mrs. Willis Chilcote. The next regu
lar meeting will be held iu the higl
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school building Tuesday, Jan. 1S, at
3 o'clock. This meeting is under tho
auspices of the civic division. A short
business meeting will precede the
program. Let every member be pres
ent and start the new year by show.
ing your interest in your community s
welfare.
There were 81 interments in Forest
cemetery during the year just past.
There were no burials during July.
this being the first time in ID years
that this has occurred.
At meeting of the board of edu.
cation held last Monday evening the
following officers were elected: Pres.
ident, DR.. Il. v. Ackerman; vice pres.
ident, G. G. Rinehart; clerk, c. j.
Lowell; committee on textbooks, DR..
w. II. Eastman and B. +. Parmenter;
supplies, Il. c. Herring and c. c.
Rinehart.
Mrs. G. l.. Marple received tele.
gram from Albert Lea, Mimi, last Fri
day, announcing the death of her sis.
ter-in.law, Mrs. Granville Elben, at
that place Thursday night. Mrs. Ell.
ben had visited here several times
with her husband, her last visit being
two years ago.
Revival services at the M. T.. church
did you know it? Services all next
week. Try to be there part of the
time.
| Andy Briggle, former resident of
this place, was here few days the
past week.
Leland Wertz and Lionel Stahl
have returned to Denison university.
"The Old Oaken Bucket" the dra-
ma given by the high school pupils
recently, will be reproduced on Thurs
day evening of next week at the high
school auditorium. New songs and
specialties will be added and 1t is
hoped there will be a large crowd
out. The proceeds will be given for
the purchase of books for the library
and dishes for the kitchen, SO If you
were there before, come out and help
a worthy cause.
The high school basketball team
will 30 to Gambler to play the high
school there Friday evening
IL you are not an attendant at any
other Sunday school or church, the
Methodist people would be glad to
see you in their congregation. Come
out to the special services.
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said County plat of said subdivision Will
be found recorded in book II IL In the rec
ord of land titles in said county. said lot
is bounded west by Norton Street named
in said subdivisions south by lot IS; east
by Iot 20: north by Madison street. Ex-
cepting so much of lot 10 as heretofore
granted to the Springfield. MI. Vernon d
it's tract and road bed as excavated and
excepting also so much of said lot as lies
ON the east side of said Railroad sold ana
conveyed by said Sarah r. Taylor to
Charles Sspooner, and equitable relief.
Said parties are required to answer on
or before February nth. 1921, or judgment
will be taken against them
CORA PENBROOk.
BY B. Il. Sapp, Attorney for plaintiff.
1-6,132 ,27;2-3,1O
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