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ASHTON SCHOOL
NEWS

Dear Santy:-This is hoping here.
Us kids you won't forget
You haven't missed a single year
That is you amt as yet.
OF course there are a lot OF us,
| guess that fact you see,
But please Dear Sanity. don't you fuss
We're as good as can be-
There are six girlies in our class
We only have two boys,
We're working aw'fully hard to pass
Don't we deserve some toys
I'd like to have telephone,
A tea-set and bed.
\ doll; thousand dollar loan
A U-Boat painted red
And don't forget the other girls
| don't know what they want
But one, like you who knows the world
Must know. I'm sure | don't.
And there's the boys as smart as ants
Most anything will please
Marbles. or some football pants.
That come just to the knees.
And please sir Mr. Sanity Man
Don't forget the boss
That's our teacher, Mr.. Lamb.
O Dear he does act cross.
He walks the floor from day to day
He tears his hair and groans
He says if he don't get his pay
'Jmgoes' he's going home.
o! yes. and there's the seventh grade
And Mister Middlebrooks
Fcch him wagon and spade
And lots of story books.
And School marms in the lower rooms
Lord Bless em every one,
Bring EN- powders and perfumes
And Rouge EN- up by gum.
And Mister Bullard bless his heart
I've also had in mind
Bring him a billy and a cart
Then he can come sometime
O! Well, I guess that's all this year
Dear me, there's those trustees
The teachers said. old Sanity, Dear
Drop them some gumption please.
There's lots of other kids in school
That ! amt spoke about.
But, Sanity Dear, they know your rule
And you won't leave EN- out
Bring old Tige some nice new paws
And every niger a job
guess that's all Dear Sanity Claus
From loving little Bob.
B. w. F.
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F o R S A L E

TAKEN UP-The undersigned has
taken up sow and three shoats that
owner may obtain upon identification
Phone 1924. O. P. Rodgers.
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Santa Claus Letters
Fitzgerald.
Dear Santa Claus:

Fitzgerald. Ga.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a long barrel cap
pistol, a boy scout tent, pair of
Texas Gloves and eight boxes of caps.
Thank you,
Richard Lane Strickland.
Fitzgerald. Ga.
Dear Santa Claus;
| am writing to tell you what to
bring me. | have been a good little
boy and am going to school I want
you to please bring me some sparklers
and a boy scout knife with a chain,
little train, an air rifle and shots and
some candy and fruit, | wont ask for
"nytEing else. My brother is writing
90. Your little boy.
Morriston Stone.
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SPECIAL B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM
FOR SUNDAY DECEMBER rs

Song-lt came upon midnight
Clear.
Prayer.
Dorothy Thurmond.
Solo-Stella Ennis.
Violin solo-Margarct Thurmond,
accompanied by Dorothy Thurmond
Quiz--W T. Mayo.
Christmas i'll America and China
Compared-Elvynne Alberson.
Some things i'll which China is the
Greatest-Ralph Russell.
The Power and Result OF Supcrsti-
tion--Alice Russell
What Education and Christianity
are Doing for China--Chestcr Strick-
land.
Our own Representative in China
\ Mrs Bond
\ Duet7-Elvynne Alberson and Ethel
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Fitzgerald Ga,
Dear Santa Clans.

Dear Santa Claus
| am little girl four years old
and have been nice little girl this
year. And want you please bring
me a doll, tea-set, Teddy Bear and
lots OF other things Bring me some
candy and fruit and that will be all
this time.
RheaStone.
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Thought 1t Wasn't
Loaded. But It Was

What might have been a serious ac-
cident happened in the home of w. J.,
Morris, when a twenty-five caliber
pistol in the hands of his son Fred dis
charged ball into the temple Of
Vernon Hussey. The wound is a
painful one but not thought very Sc
rious. The ball was extracted this
morning and Fred is said to be doing
ALRIGHT
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Fitzgerald Ga.

Fitzgerald. Ga.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring EN- wheel and some
nuts. fruit and candy and anything
else you wish
Yours, J. H Mcmillan Tr.
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With many blessed promise, the rlsin' sun doth
,cam: Instead OF takin' from us, it lends its bliss
sdI gleamI know its barn OF plenty holds pre-
cous gifts fer me- Danish nineteen-twenty-
one, with the things of used-to BE-
Nj hail the Happy New Year, that dawns around
the earth Pm mighty glad to be here, to celebrate
is birth The wintry breeze is stingin but it can
never ast-I'll think of what it's bringin' to
the doubtful pastI love the hour that's due
me- because know it's mine there's nothin' COM
IN to me- from the days Of Aud Lang Syne! Then
here's to New Tomorrow, our cycles youngest
>on,-May all replace their sorrow with gladness
by the ton!
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Fitzgerald. Ga.

Fitzgerald. Ga.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a girls velocipede,
some candy, fruit and nuts and any
thing else you want to.
Yours, Rosa Lee Mcmillan.
P. S.-Dont' forget mamma. papa,
and grandma please.
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Mayo.
ecitaton-Louisc Cox.
Anthem-Joy to the World.
Leaders-Nora Ennis and d. J.
Currie.
Sundays offering will be used for
the Empty Stocking Fund.
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RheaStone.
Fitzgerald. Ga.
Dear Santa Cla11

Fitzgerald. VA.
Dear Santa Claus:
1t is nearly Christmas and we will
have to write you SO you will know
VIVA o bring us I Gussie. am fifteen
years old | want you to bring me
a big doll that will go to sleep and
cry. a rubber ball, little stove and
tea set, and don't forget my other
brothers and sister and bring ma and
pa something. So Good bye Old San
ia.
| Evelyn. am fifteen, want YOU TO
bring me large doll too. Bring me
a toy watch bracelet and ring We
have been good girls. Santa we go
to Vaughn Taylor school, Don't for
get to bring us a new pair of slippers
and a new dress. Guess that will be
all for this time. And don't forget my
teacher. Miss Martha Morris and our
four other friends. whose names are
Marie Scott, Ruth Stone, Bessie Hunt
ter and Ruby Stone
Gussie Leveritt.
Evelyn Roberts
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1Z11(;R' c6Il1l5'
IEOpn7
NEW YEAR

The new-ycar comes rejolcin'--
let every heart be glad With
CHEEKY anthems votcin' we greet
the newborn lad Let souls
that once was sorry take up the
lively strain. and every thought
we borry be mirth instead Of pain.
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with the film play, THE Passionate

with the film play, The Passionate
Pilgrim"
DYCKMAN-Wit vaudeville there
will be film features, changing daily,
PROCTOR THEATR ES-DurinE the
first half Of the week the bill at
the Fifth Avenue will include James
Thornton, Gibson and Connelli,
Vaughn Comfort and Frank
lyn Charles. On the bill beginning
Thursday will be Elsie Schuyler,
Hughes and Nerwitt, Higgins. ana
Nathaniel and Arena Brothers. The
23d Street Theatre will start the week
with Morton and Glass, Ming Foy and
Others and Owen Moore on the screen
in THE Chicken in the Case" Thurs
day will bring Richard Keen, Cody
and Brennan and the photo play THE
County Fair" The 5Sth Street The
atre will have "Snapshots' and six
other acts. Bob La Sale will head
the bin at the 135th Street Theatre.
DOEW'S AMERICAN--Among the
features the. first half OF the week will
be Bernice Ia Barr and BeauX, James
Kyle MacCurdy and Wallace Reid on
the screen in The Charm School. Z"
On Thursday the bill win change TO
"A Creole Cocktail" Frank Sabini
and Ina Clair in the film play Polly
With a Past"
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Change of Bills
In Vaudeville

PALACE-Francis X. Bushman and
Beverley Bayne will be headliners ia
Poor Rich Man." a comedy by Ed
win Burke, There will also be Ella
Shields, male impersOnator; Lew
Dockstader, Sammy Lee, Dugan and
Raymond and others.
RIVERSIDE THEATFE-William
and Gordon Dooley in Two Va
grants" Charles Withers in "For
PHYS Sake" George M. Rosenor,
DeTnarest and Collette and William
Chs will be leading entertainers.
COIONIAII-Among the features
will be Harry CAROLS Varieties OF
1891" Margaret Young, Ben Bernie.
Bert Levy, Russell and Dewitt and
Margaret Taylor.
EIGHTY FTRST STREET THEA
TRE-With Kary1 Norman in songs
heading the bill win be Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmie Barry, Win j. Ward and
Girls, Lester, Jed Dooley and Maxine
Brothers. The screen attraction will
be 1.-The Passionate Pilgrim"
HAMII, TON - Leo GARLIC, Miss
I,iIiet pearl Rogay, Buzzell and Par
ker Rice and Ward, Bartram and
Saxton and Mime. Hermann will APP
pear. o.
Edwards's Song Revue, Toto, Burns
and FraIbito, the Megleys, Bernard
and Garry, the WeldOns, Turner and
Grace and James j. Morton.
MOSES BROADWAY THEATRE
THE headline attraction will be
Eddie Foy and the Younger Toys.
Others billed are Kramer and Boyle,
less Libonati, Jim and Betty Morgan
and Mattylee Lippar'd. On the screen
will be Dorothy Dalton in "A no
mantle Adventures"
COLISEUM-For the first half OF
the week the bin will include Marie
Nordstrom in "Tick-Tock Frances
Nordstrom, Bobby Heath and Adele
SperIing. and Billie Burke In the film
play. 'sThe Education Of Elizabeth"
with the change Of programme on
Thursday will be Irving and Jack
Kaufman, Bobbie Henshaw, Jack
Conway, and the film production,
"Outside the Law"
FI,ATBUSH THEATRE-Eva Tan
quay will appear in new Offering
There will also be Al Mamaux and
Jimmy Rule in songs, senator
Francis Murphy, and the photoplay
"The Passionate Pilgrim"
REGENT-Jack Conway in The
Cellar" Eleanor Pierce in dances
Bobbie Henshaw, and Dorothy Dalton
on the screen in "A Romantic Adven-
ruress" will be on the bill the first
halfrof the week. Then wild come
~v-~''. eos = H~'~ '--s t''' % ESQ
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BROOKLYN MASONIC BAZAAR.
opens Tonight nv" There VIII BE
Som ching DoInE Every Minute.

Preparations are complete for the
opening tonight OF the big bazaar to
be held during the next two weeks at
Ridgewood Masonic Temple. Bushwick
Parkway and Gates Avenue, Ridgewood
Grand Master Robert H. Robinson Of
the State OF New York, his staff and all
sitting masters of Brooklyn, have been
invited to be present on the opening
night and a large and representative
gathering Of Masons is expected.
DR.. Manuel, Chairman of the Bazaar
Committee, and his co-worhers have set
apart certain dates for the attendance
of members OF designated and specially
invited lodges and have promised there
will be something of interest going on
every minute for the guests.
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Plays for the
Coming Week

IN Thursday night the Shuberts
~ will chen their new AmbRs-
sador Theatre. in 49th Street
just west of Broadway, with a mu-
sical comedy called THE Rose Girl"
William Cary Duncan wrote the book
and lyrics, and the score is by An
selm Goetzl. An added feature will be
the appearance OF the little Russian
dancer Lydia Dopokova in The Ballet
Of the Perfumes" arranged by Michel
Fo8line. The play begins in the Ri
viera rose gardens of a Partisan per-
rUmer and ends with the develop
ment of several romances in his shop.
A new ''Ziegfeld Nine O'clock
Frol1c' will be presented Tuesday
night on the roof of the New Amster-
dam Theatre, and on Wednesday
night there will be a revised version
OF the "Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic"
Ben Ali Haggin is preparing a new
tableau, a Fragonard' arrangement.
Joseph Urban has supplied the stage
settings. Among those in the COM
pany are Anne Wheaton, Oscar
Shaw, Princess White Deer, Kath-
lene Martyr, Eleanor Griffith, Bird
MilIman, Annette Babe, Edythe Ba-
ker, Airline Chase, the Fairbanks
Twins and Jack Hanley. For the
first three nights the Isham Jones
Orchestra from Chicago will furnish
the dance music.
Frances Starr in zone" comes to
the Bronx Opera House.
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DANCING CARNIVAL
KEEPS UP POPULARITY.

The st. Nicholas Rink, at seth Street
and Broadway, recently completed
another successful year. The Dancing
Carnival Is as popular as ever, while
the roller skating Kinks and billiard
rooms are literally patronized. Dane
ing Is also a favorite paStime at the
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MOLLY WILLIAMS
COMES TO COLUMBIA

Molly Williams will bring her com
pany to the Columbia Theatre on
Monday afternoon and present extra
Vaganza, vaudeville and a serious
playlet called The Unknown Law"
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"SOCIAL MAIDS" AT
HURTIG e SEAMON S.

Joe Hurtig's Social Maids will
give a, musical burlesque at Hurtig
& Seamon's Theatre. The company
is headed by George Niblo and Helen
Spencer.
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NeW Offerings
On the Screen

RIVOLI-William S. Hart win be
seen in "oTMalley of the Mounted"
He is also the author. The hero is
a member of the Northwest Mounted
Police. Disguised as a cowboy, he
crosses the border and hunts a young
murderer, seeking him first at
rodeo, the annual gathering Of West
ern horsemen. He finds the youth
and trails him into a camp of bandits
where he becomes a member through
first robbing a bank in daylight The
youths story of the staying and his
great affection for his sister influence
O'Malley to decide between the letter
OF the law and his own code OF right.
African pictures, the Rivpli Pictorial
and a comedy will also be shown.
One of the concert numbers will be
"A Son of the Desert" sung by Greek
Evans.
RIAITO-Cecil b. De Miles pro-
drction FORBIDDEN Fruit" will be
brought from the Rivoli, Agnes
Ayres plays the role of a seamstress
VINO is Unexpectedly dressed in silks
end l9ces to sit at fashionable din
ner party, an incident which is the
beginning of a story in which her
shiftless husband loses his life. See
ing Greenwich Village" and the
Rialto Magazine will complete the
film features. "Pomp and CiCum-
stance" has been chosen as the over
ture.
CRTTIRnON-"T'he Inside Of the
Cup" depicting Winston ChurchiIs
novel, enters on its fifth week. The
story Is concerned with the struggle
between a powerful group of finan-
ciers and employers who, through
their prominent place in the fashion
able church, divorce the poor from
the church. my Barefoot Boy" re-
mains tine other screen Offering. In
addition 10 orchestral and vocal
music there will be a ballet
STJRANID-CharIie Chaplin in THE
Kid" OF which he Is author, will offer
a six-reel comedy. He has the role
OF a wandering glazier who adopts
a waif. The youngster breaks win
doWs, and then Charlie comes along
and gets the job of mending them
A scenic study and the Strand Topl-
cal Review win round out the Aim
programme. Selections from Victor
Herbert's Princess Pat will be given
as an overture.
CAPTTOLl-A version OF George
AIDES comedy "Just Out of College"
will be the principal film attraction.
lack Pickford plays the youthful
hero. Larry Semon will be seen in
'The Sportsman" TchailSovslSy' s
''rJutcraclSer Suite" played by the
orchestra, win be accompanied by a
ballet.
LOEWS NEW YORK THEATRE
The attractions will include passion
with Pola Negri, tomorrow and Mon
day; Constance Binney in Something
Different" Tuesday THE Killer,
with Claire Adams, Wednesday; Con.
way Tearle in '"The Road to Ambi-
ton" Thursday; Partner Of Fate
with Louise Lovely and Irwin Beds
with Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven
Friday, and THE Lure OF Youth
with Gareth Hughes, Saturday. :
|
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Turning On :
The Spotlight
BY CHARLES DARNTON.

1t is too late for any one to dis
cover Eugene O'Neill, yet every
play he writes is a revelation,
strangely imaginative in the instance
Of The Emperor JONES'" yet truth
fully commonplace in "Difrrent."
The big task that confronts this
simple, fine writer for the theatre is
to ind his audience. He stands aloof
from the crowd that pushes its dol
Jars into the box Office, writing to
satisfy himself apparently rather than
the mob that may stumble upon his
plays. II there is any escape from
medlocrity for ticket buyers, they win
ind it in the honesty of this play
wright. He is not afraid 20 face the
realities Of life, no matter how sordid
they may be, even though they take
their way through a narrow street
Of a mean village. This is his strength.
"Din'rent" is certainly a strange
thing. At first a girl in a seaport viii
lage turns against a sailor because OF
his adventure with a brown girl of a
strange island She will not marry
him. There is something in her soul
too fine for the customary thing. She
is "different"-thats all. But against
all this O'Neill turns the ugliness, the
coarseness of life as we get it. Per-
maps we do not find it 80 given to
profanity as we have it in "cusS
words" here, but the play is cruel in
its reality, and when Mary Blair acts
the painted spinster she is no less
than a small town tragedy.
With the week came that truly fine
actress, Margaret Wycherly, in the
Icelandic play at the Greenwich Viii
lage Theatre. But you believe with
me, perhaps, that the week dies in the
snow
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Audubon, 166th Street and Broadway,
and at Niblo's Gardens, 10th Street
and Third Avenue.
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CASINO S9t s3 wy we E S,, s5 ~ W Va.
ZIMBALIsTs HON VIDE w
PLAY with MuAlG - - ~ - "
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BROCK PEMBERTON'S Productions
G G0HH MISS LULU BETT
DEL MONT was Bryant "a. Iva
DELNlOlNl 8 30. Mia Thu. a Sat
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ROOTH 45th. West OF B'Way Evea $50
MAuneeS Wed, aud Sat. 2sO
GEORGE @ in THE
AKL ISOIG GREEN GODDESS
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COMEDY a.iipee, '" rh ais a. sat- ' 80 o.
toLnRooE BLlNN in THE BAD MAI
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GII4DA VAREsL-NORMAN TREVOR
ENTER MADAME w
FULTON Ws@ , cen 81 s. E 7y,a,. at SO 80
GOOD SEATS al BOX OFFICE
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PRAMHAII. lSl Esa sIh O. Eys, sac
DANN'N Matinee To-dsy EA0.
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4 LII. West A2d a. Ewes a. az.
SOnAn x IiaIIlS AiatA. Wed. 4 Sat, q IS
LEONE STRANGER With s, SSqSas
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4 YCEIIM Thea. W. A5th 81 Tvs At $50
- Mau Thurs and sat- 1sUI
INA CLAIRE In the GOLD DIGeERS
NANEe By Aver Houwnod
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CARRICK Us W.35th StFzl 1872. EYaB.l5 /
Matinees Thurs. Sat. AIS. |
HEARTBREAK HOUSE
COMEDY by BERNARD SHAW
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LYRIC , We q w S5O1S SSS =, E'e $40
NORA BAYES = =; ; 4; $:: $:ii''
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aAiErY. tsth St. EYn $40. Mats Wed m. SssL
- ERAesk MAEM9lAAaAl
bacon E~TUNIT
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ASTOR THEA. B'Way a 45th ST. E,G SIS.
40 WV Matinees Wed (PopD 4 Sat. 225.
EEN& &EDW
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OSln d. Matnces Wed and sat at 2 30,
"s4 AVS q A. AsO BEN AMI Pauline iSisl
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AMUSEME NTs.

@ sSas THEATRE sI SX1 x. g 20 q,
Slsls.IEys!EI.; sl ss:tSAJsSs,3lsTS
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r a X 4 Eva GiS. MatS Wed. q SAT Sis
FRANCIS DC WOLF
WILSON and HOPPER
~" 1os s5w A"O "ERMINIEp|
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HERCEIE in the Comedy CORNERED
liLANOLLA Drama Hit NOANANLANLD
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GREENWICH VILLAGE Thea I. .s,y MAJ & 4 ,.,r-
NIX ~: go * :: &. : =. j So 81.
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SHUBERT Thea. 4Ith. W. of BY. Evs. $50.
MIunees Wed and Sat. 2sO.
GrHGnWiChViIIageFOIIieSl.5 $50
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LIBERTY We; :, E E.s SOC :Sa to !, e Me-. 9
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-11-24
serve hot lunches at school !.

serve hot lunches at school. 4
Alva Burlingame left here last
Monday, after spending some weeks
visiting at the S. G.. Stedman home
Karl Reich, who has been visiting
at home, has gone to Mclaughlin, s.
D., where he has a position as clerk.
Edwin SchenkenDerger returned
home last week.
A number Of Temvik young folks
t'bobbed" out to the party given at
the Beastrom school house Saturday
night. All report very nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt. Schatz spent
several days at iceland. They went
down to attend the wedding of their
son, Jake Schatz. 4.
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Correspondence !. 1 &c
DAKEM-.

Mr.. Valentine Vetter was bust
ness visitor in Wishek, Monday, Nov !.
18th. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Vetter have been
planning long state tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lowell made a
business trip to Linton on Saturday.
A splendid program was given by
the pupils of Sunfower School last
week.
An excellent program and basket
social was rendered on Thursday
evening at the Sunfower School.
Patrons, friends and pupils of Sun
flower, Miller, Olaski and many other
school cooperated, all having good
time.
An exceptionally good program and
basket social was put on in the Oluski
School Saturday evening, Miss Mar
garet Crosby and many Others had q
very pleasant evening.
All are cordially invited to attend
the Educational Program to be pre-
scented on Thursday evening, Nov.
oath, at 2 o'clock sharp in the Sun
flower School. One of the leading
features of the program is Education
al Moving Pictures. All welcome!
2 p. M, Nov. oath.
The Sunfower School pupils had
their pictures snapped last week. Mr.
Joseph Vetter was the photographer
Night School is conducted in Sun.
flower School on Monday, Tuesday
| Wednesday and Friday evenings al
z o'clock. All interested in further.
ing their education are invited to at
tend.
A Farmers Week" celebration is
being planned by Dakem folks.
1 Mr.. Chas. Lowell and family visit
ed Mr.. Frank Sikel's folks last Fri
day evening.
! Mr.. Adam BaLmstarck has beer
unable to attend Night School recent
| ~, due to illness.
i Many Night School students hav'
enrolled lin Extensive Agriculture
Courses.
Miss Margart Crosby visited tn
Oluski school teacher on Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Bickler and Mr.. Jacol
b. vetter and Mr.. John Oluski ar
butchering
! Mr.. Joseph. j. vetter and folk
made a business trip to the Logal
county store Monday.
The suntiower School pupils hav'
adopted for their motto, "Time Viii
Tell"
4 Mr.. John v. vetter is preparin,
to butcher.
Mr.. Jacob b. Vetter was throw,
4 from a high-spirited horse, but skill
fully jumped to safety, only the sad
die being badly ripped.
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HAzELToN LODGE Z DIREC 4, r.

Hazelton Lodge No. 1876, !. o. o. +.
Meets every Saturday night in Kla-
bundles Hall. =. j. Babcock, N. G.s
G. z. Gregory, v. G.; G. =. Whit
ford, Sec; John Baker, treas. ~
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Hazelton Lodge No. lo2. Rebeccahs.
Meets every Thursday. Mrs-
Carolyn Lenhart, n. q; Mrs. Anton
Kramer, Y. G.; Mrs. Dora Schanla-f
Der, Sec; Mrs. Joe W0llman, treas.