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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Three.Eye League.
Rock Island, 6; Cedar Rapids, 5.
Moline, 10; Rockford, 3.
Peoria, 10; Evansville, s.
Bloomington, 13; Terre Haute, 8.
National League.
Chicago, 8; Brooklyn, 3.
New York, 4; Pittsburgh, 1.
Boston, 4; Cincinnati, 0.
Philadelphia, g.; st. Louis, s.
American League.
Chicago, 8; Washington, 3.
Boston, z; Cleveland, 6.
st. Louis, 8; New York, 8.
Philadelphia, Is; Detroit, 9.
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eighth inning.
xxCondon batted for Coleman in
ninth inning.
Score by innings:
Bloomington ....0140O1OO7-l3
Terre Haute ....200OO3O1zS
Three-base hits-Duggan (2l.
Two-base hits Coltrin. Callahan,
Drew. Sacrifice hits-Callahan (2).
Coltrin. Brownlow. Stolen bases
Miller. Coltrin. Callahan, Drew.
Left On hases-Bloomington, 3;
1es1o Aaaeo. 10. Struck out-By
EAn1aRs Il 1t1ae. 4
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Red Sox, z; Indians. &.

Boston. June THE Red Sox
TOOK the second game Of the series
from the Indians. z to 6. The Soy
knocked Coveleskie out Of the box.
while Russell for the locals met
the same fate In the fourth. Score:
Cleveland *
Batteries = Coveleskie, Morton.
Uhie, Bagby and Thomas; Russell.
Pennock and Walters.
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Philadelphia, June 4.-The Ath-
letics made seven home runs dur
ing the eight sessions they batted
yesterday and beat Detroit. Is to 9.
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RED FAbER GETS
VICTORY NO. II
With Few More Twirlers Like Him
Sox Would Be Heading the
American League

Washington, June Get out
your pencil and mark down an
other victory for Red Faber, the
Cascade curver. When the big
Highlander and his mates draped
an 8 to victory around the Wash
1ngton Senators yesterday after
noon it made IL victories for the
great twirler. A couple more
moundsmen like Faber and the
young White Sox would be leading
the American league parade. The
score:
Chicago IL 2
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Macks, Is; Detroit, 3.

Batteries = Faber and Yaryan
Mogridge, Erickson and Charity.
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Taylor; Freeman and DAILY.
Pittsburgh. June New York
made 1t two straight over the Pr
rates. winning yesterdays contest,
4 to l. Only four hits were made
OF Toney. Score:
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CUBS FALL ON
DODGERS, 8-3
Entire Bruin Lineup Enjoys q Rush
Of Business With the
Bludge0n.

Chicago. June Meeting an
other National League club suf-
fering from failing of the pitch
ers, the Cubs yesterday sympathet-
ically fell upon the neck Of the
wabbling Brooklynese and wrung
it thoroughly to total of 8 to 3.
The entire Bruin bevy enjoyed q
rush OF batting and. aside from
that. perpetrated some of the neat
est fielding tricks, between the
swatting sessions.
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Detroit o1e Q
Philadelphia .........15 is D
Batteries-Leonard, Holling, Cole
and Bassler; Naylor, Harris and
Perkins.
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Braves, 4; Reds, q
Cincinnati, June 4.-Boston OMEN
Cd Its first series here yesterday
by shutting out tho Reds. 4 to o.
Score:
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BatterIe0-TOney and SnyI
Hamilton and Schmidt.
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soCK ALAND CHA
Or,,er eastern Star
eu,oad y eunesdAy Oh
Iiany Stars wsieonAe:
HAS, W. NJ: MARY .
rocK ISLAND COUNCIL ~
N.-Vhs stAtEa AssemoAes
nd Councai no. ~. =. -
= haId on the third We11oes.
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HiIdebranst. recCgoer.
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has now gone on to Sistcrsvllle TO re.
main for some time.
Miss Sallic Stringcr Of Stone and
Thomas. has returned from New York
where she was engaged in business for
the firm.
Everett Robinson is confined 10 his
home on the Island suffering from an
attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. w. S. Rose of the Rolf apart
ments, who has been quite seriously i'll
for tho past few kecks, is improving
nicely.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bycrs Of Thirteenth street
Is able to he out after an illness OF
several days.
Joseph Lansing. OF Main street. has
returned from business trip 10 De-
troit. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Miller OF Buffalo,
y. y, arc the guests of MIR. Miller'a
brother, Guy +. Miller, on Chaplne
street.
Douglas NJ. Randolph OF Philippt. w.
Va. was Il business caller in the city
on Monday.
J. T.. Moss of tho Island left last eve
ming on a business trip to New York.
Miss Dorothy Watkins OF the Island
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About People
Movements Of Individuals To And
Prom The City.
At THE HOTELS

Rogers-M. Arthur. ClarksburE;; G. y.
Powell. Grafton; Cyril a. Madden. PlttS-
burgh.
McLure-Sol Rurka. Fairmont; Mrs.
f.. I. Donahur. Grafton: William Pros
ser. rarkersburG: L. + Hess, Sisters
Vile: j. {. SHARP IinntjnEt$n; Il. \.
Anderson ParkersburE: 4. r. Smith,
SistCrSvillc: ". II. Confer. NiddlChournC;
y. S. SHUTS. ParkcrSburG: II. f.. FUR
soil. Parkcrshur.
windsor-EdGar s. Rice. Masillon,
Mrs II. T. Hamilton. clarksburg: 7.
W. johnson. Huntington; {. T. Smith,
Fairmont: X. {. Kelley. Huntington; j.
r. Jacob. Pittsburg: L. Mcrcndino,
ClarkshurE.
Stamn,-,' II. woodward. Parkersbure
y. Salisbury. Sistersvtllc: Is. y. Smith
and Lady. Reader.
Mrs. 4. G. Bonnescn OF Toledo, O.. is
tho guest of relatives on Thirteenth
street
Miss Mamie Shepherd has returned TO
her HON" in Wyomingcounty after
visit at the home Of Ralph Shepherd on
Sixteenth street.
s. q. Mallard OF Pittsburgh is bus
mess caller inthe city this week.
James .tnstone. OF Market street, is
confined TO his home with illness
Mrs. Ruth Rymcr Of Fairmont was
shopping in the city Monday.
Alfred Russell. OF Fourteenth street
who has been III for some weeks Is i'm
proving and his condition is now con-
s!drcd favorable toward recovery
Miss Georgia Summers Of columbus
was the guest Of friends and relatives
in Wheeling sunday and Monday ana
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ments and the men on the committee are
Sparing no efforts TO make th!s dah",
the most enjoyable and successful OF
tho season and have omitted nothing
that could add TO The pleasure or th"F
guests on that occasion
This will he tho first appearance III
Wheeling Of Wrhhs Novelty Entcrttih-
Crs and the balcony 1T the auditorium
Will be open for those who dc$'r" I"
hear tho celebrated musicians but do MOI
care to dance. The Incompatible Harry
Webb. himself, with his eccentric Nsoi'h
playing and acrobatiC novelties VII! NC
here together with his seven wonderful
singers and players. MCDCrmott. the
star lyric tenor from kcith'S Ing time
vaudeville: John webb. whose solo On
tho marimba with four hammers. Is
raro treat: saxaphonc. trios. marlmoa
trius, banjo trios and double piano duets
will he some or the features TO entertain
tho audience They wear striking 'o'-
ncNc costumes and Will undoubtedly
make the biggest hit Of any orCncS'r"
that has appeared III Wheeling. ms
is Amrrica'S most original orchestra IN
sensational and acrohatir novelties ana
although they have never been IN
Wheeling before their music - W'II
known a. they have made records ior
lathe monographs for the past SN
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Lloyd Arnold. Of that city. A nume
of matters pertaining to the chito!1A
were taken up and discussed ats M
time. tt
G. D. Pelley, probation Officer.
left yesterday morning for Huntin
W. Va, to look after some impo1
business. is expected TO return BE-
some time to-day.
f. J. Sacher. of the Bon Ton, left ~
night for New York. to purchase etee
for the store. ss,sss
Mrs. Elsa Gundlins Duga, Of NO.
lawn, has returned from Well1Ou4 )
where she appeared in Il concert
william Cotton, OF Wheeling ItiaA
is visiting relatives in the city.-o
ganto~n Post.
Mrs. Theodore Shockey. Of Wheeitne.
has returned home after a weeks SfslS
with Mrs. ID. Il. Potter. Of FlfteenN
strcct.-W cllsbuPs Herald.
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Yesterday afternoon at the I'aHC"
theatre. WcllshurE. Il Jenny Lind CON
cert was presented by Mrs. lisa 'iund-
ling-Duga, Of Woodla~n, assisted ny
Mr. David Crawford also Of Woodiawn.
The program was given IN costume ana
Mrs DuGa scored another or her S"nS"-
tional successes IN her charming Imp'r-
sonation Of the famous singer Jenny
Lind. Mr. Crawford was also very
n,c, sing 10 the audience as was Miss
CIaricc Phillips. OF Struhenvrllc, VIII" az
companicd tho vocalSts at tho piano.
The concert was given under the
auspices of the Wcllsburg Woman's club
for the benefit of the starving children
OF Europe.
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MSM'||Il[E:N
A~- @&Ah
BRIDGE-TEAF FOR
MISS STEWART.
FIRST or srRIDs OF PHE-NUPr1AL
PARTIES roR RRIDE-ELECT WILL
BE HELD wASHINaTON'S
BIRTHDAY
Misses May Eleanor wright and ELI
AesSh Husus viii Entertain at
Fort Henry Club

Complimentary 20 Miss Eleanor Stew
art. charming f'ancec Of Mr.. +. &. Hop
kins. Misses Mary Eleanor Wright and
Miss Elizabeth HuSus viii entertain
with a delightful party next TUESDAY
aSternoon at the Fort Henry club. Tn"
intimate friends OF the honor guest have
been invited and they will spend the
afternoon playing bridge. At the con-
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is resting easily at the North Wheeling

is resting easily at the North Wheclins
hospital.
Miss Lucy johnson of this city left
Yesterday for Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Dowler' or war
wood. have returned from PITTSBURGH
whero they spent their second wedding
anniversary with friends.
Mrs. Margaret r. Linton, Of Locust
avenue, I.nnoX. is slowly recovering from
a recent illness.
Miss Mary Hope Miller. Of Woodsdal"'
has returned from Cleveland. where she
visited relatives.
E. NJ. .Athey. captain of the guard a,
the state penitentiary at MoundsrllI"'
was a visitor at the home Of |. ). Mar
shall John VI. Short. yesterday.
Mrs. Clara Seybold. agent OF the State
Board OF C'hildrcn's Guardians, returned
home last evening after spending the
day in Moundsvillr. wh"r" she was in
conference with Prosecuting Attorney
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ECZEMA IN LARGE |
| WATER BL|STERS |
Around Edges Of Hair and
Nose, CutiCura Heals.

Eczema broke out in large water
blisters around the edges Of my hair,
temples. and nose. After a few days
they turned to sore eruptions, which
caused terrible Disagreement, also
itching and burning. The itching
and burning were so intense that I
scratched and irritated the affected
parts and Lost rest at night. My
hair became thin, dry and lifeless.
"A friend advised me to Try Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment, and when
had used about two cakes Of Soapand
three boxes of Ointment was COM
pletely healed" (Signedl Miss Mar
ion E. Hughes, SIS 18th ST., N. E..
Washington, D. c.
Use cuticura for all toilet purposes.
s.np,. E..A Trss By Mall Address "outss,. Lab
eratertss, Dept n, MAIDEN ~, H.n" Sold every
where Soap 2Sc. Ointment q and Zoe. TAlcum &c.
Cuticura Soap shsres without mug.
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Interesting Engagement.

The many friends Of Miss Haze
pactzold and Mr.. Frank Winters will be
interested in the announcement OF their
engagement. The wedding will he an
event of Saturday. February -. and VIII
be solcmnized at : o'clock at the FIRST
Christian church. with the pastor. kcN'
W. H. Fields officiating.
Miss Paetzold who Is the daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Paetzold. of the East
End. and is very popular with large
circle of friends. Mr.. Winters is son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. winters. OF FuI-
tom
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tonight at which tho guests will bc
members of the "I" gymna SUM CLASSES.
supper will he served at 6:lj after
which games will be played in the gym.
All gamma suium members registered for
tho supper and there promises to be a
large attendance. Tho appointments will
he clcvcrly carried out in Valentine nov
elites ard colors.
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N. L, Club Meeting.

This evening at tho home Of Misses
Elsie and Ethel Hundt. the annual meet
ing of the NJ. l.. club of the y. W. c. \.
will be held. Officers for the coming
year will hc elected following which Il
social hour will b. enjoyed and refresh
mcnts will he served. Mrs. Merle Il.
Vlllcc, advisor Of the club will preside.
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rrrapsmsnt Announced.

Announcement has been made or the
engagement of Miss Caritas kurncr'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. :. kurner'
of Fourteenth street, and Mr.. Wilbur l..
Heinlein. of the South Side. The an
nouncement comes as a surprise TO the
many friends of the happy couple. NO
date has been set for the Wedding Dut
II will he among the interesting nuptiaIS
nf the Easter season.
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= Wednesday evening at the ScotiSh
Rite Cathedral, the regular monthly dim
ner and meeting Of the Scottish Rltc
Guard will he held. Major George Z.
Crooks will preside at the dinner which
will be served at o'clock. Following
the dinner the business will be transact
ed and a social hour will be enjoyed.
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island Literary Club.

The regular meeting OF the lS.aHh
Literary club will he held tonight at the
home of Mrs. h. l. Best. No. O6 zane
street Miss Mary roguc will review
hook and lead the discussions. y social
hour will follow and adinty refreshments
will be served by the hostess.
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Macadsmy Club invitations.

Macademy Club 1nvttauons'
The Macadruiy Club
Of Wheeling
Will Hold its Nnnua!
WashinEton'S Birthday Dance
Monday. February TwcntN-trSt
Nineteen Twcnty-one
Convention Hall. Auditorium
Featuring
wcbh'S Novelty Entertainers
Buffalo y. Y.
Yourself and lady cordially invited
DANCING . I'll strictly Invitation
PatronrS$cs--Mrs. Jessie X. Goctzc.
Mrs r. l.. Erokaw.
Committee CarmaCk, Gc7btS. Front,
C;oCtzr. West.
Co7hes ~ the foregoing Handsomely
engraved invitation will h" issued I" .
number Of tn" younger
50; OF this vicinity to-day. Perfection
nj detail is the keynote "t the arrange
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cluslon of the games tea Will be served
and here beautiful appointments Will
be effectively carried out in ratrso''I
colors and lever novelties IN heep'hH
with the birthday anniversary OF George
Washington.
This IS the first Of u series Of mos,
delightful prc-uuptjal funuonS arrange"
IN honor Of Miss Stewart whose W'H-
ding will be IN elaborate event "t N'H-
! csday evcnine. March 9th The WH'hS
m,u her marriage VIII De
nlled with numerous affairs '"'""s
which are several. dinner parties.
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hoard Meeting Changed.

The meeting of the board OF directors
NJ the Kings Daughters Day Nursery
which was to have been held at the
Nursery. will be held instead in the l.
W. c. A.. this afternoon at ocloCN'
Mrs. Jacob Birmingham will preside
The place Of meeting was changed on
account of illness at the urscry
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BirthdAy Party.
1918

am going to give a party
To my friends and playmates true
And I shall be delighted
To have YOU come, Please do.
Thursday February Seventeenth
to 9 p. m.
MARY HOPE MILLER.
r. S V. T.
Copies OF the foregoing infltaton
have been received by number or litt'e
children Of Woodsdale. who are LOOKING
forward TO the occasion with pleasure
The little hostess is the harm!ng
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Miller, OF
,hs National Road. Woodsdalc. and IS
, general favortc with her little play
mates. who will enjoy the delightful
juvenile pastimes being arranged for the
merry party.
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Webs Novelty Entertainers Of Buffalo, y Y who will tur
nh the splendid musical at the annual Washington Birth
Macadeuy Cub to be held in Convention Hal!
Monday night February Dist Harry Webb himself IS shown III
action at his eccentric violin and John Webb entertaining
with marmba solo This the most original orchestra for SeS
onal and acroba novelties America and Wheeling people viii
have their first opportunity hear them Monday night
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'Y" Valentine Party.
Tho rymnas SUM Of the Y. W. G. A. VII
hs the scene Of a gay Valentine party
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
'M|'AIcEcU|||1 | TING
! mEhnllm aired
LIVING BASIS
abroad Attempt Seems
Unfair According To
Authorities

Chicago.-Reduetion Of 4gsrailruad
wages would impair the standard Of
American living and would have no
justification in "ethics. economic rea-
son or the cold, concrete facts Of
present day industrial life," lit WAS
declared by B. II. Jewell, head Of
the railway unions, which opened the
employees fight to retain present wage
scales before the railroad labor board
here.
Contentious Of the railroads that
the cost Of living had declined since
the award Of July, 1920, were met
with the reply that that award was
based on the prices Of December
1919, and not on those Of July, 1920.
the peak Of high prices. Mr.. Jewell
declared that it would require three
years for railway employees 1T their
present wages, to recoup the losses
sustained during the war period "by
the failure Of their earnings to keep
pace with the increased cort Of liv-
ing" 's
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
STARKWEATHER
(Starkweather Times)

Nels johnson returned Tuesday
morning from Minneapolis, Iowa and
other points where he and his family
have been spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Resler return
ed Sunday from their winter home at
Mama, Florida. Enroute home they
visited with Mr.. Resler's parents in
South Dakota.
Mrs. H. B. Freeborn and son Junior
came up from Neville Saturday for a
visit here with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Freeborn met them
at Devils Lake.
Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin, daught-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Mclaughlin,
has completed her studies at St.Cath-
crime College at St. Paul and returned
to her home here Saturday morning.
Fred Anderson, former we'll known
local farmer, who removed to Mime
apolis last fall with his family, came
in Tuesday morning to see about the
seeding operations on his farm west
of town.
]. N. Gill returned Sunday after
noon after having spent the winter in
California, and other points.
Mrs. M. J. Borgeson and children
came down from Egeland Friday and
visited until Monday morning.
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LAWToN
(Trom The Republican,

Clarence Schroeder Of Doyon, visit
ed friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Olsen visited friends at
Edmore Tuesday returning Wednes-
day.
Miss Belle Martin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Greasy and family for q
couple of weeks.
Laddie Slais, Percy Christian and
Paul Kops drove to Michigan Sunday,
to visit Jim Dusbabek.
DR.. and Mrs. Nicholson went to
Fordville Sunday to visit old friends.
They returned home in the evening.
Mrs. Margaret Gibbons went TO
Grand Forks last Friday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Zeman and to
hear Sehumaun Heink.
Mrs. Geo. Nashe and little daught-
er went to Hampden Wednesday, to
spend few days with her sister Mrs.
Kenneth Williams.
The meeting of the women at the
hall Tuesday evening, to discuss ar
rangements for Community Day, was
so poorly attended that it will have to
be left until larger number of wo.
men are assembled.
E. c. Brandt and sons went to Park
River Sunday, to see his father. Ly-
man Brandt Of that place, who is ill.
They returned that evening but owing
to the rain the roads were almost i'm
passable.
Guy W. Granger, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Granger of Shepherd
township, died at his home Saturday
afternoon at 2:15, in his % year. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Ulring of Fairdale, Tuesday, and
burial made in the Wang Lutheran
cemetery.
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County Agents Help
Secure Farm Loans

Agricultural College, N. D.-Coun-
ties employing county agricultural
agents had each secured On the aver
age nearly three times as many seed
loans from the federal department
of agriculture, as were secured by the
counties not employing county agents,
according to figures covering the
loans approved up to the middle of
April.
At this time loans had been approv-
ed for $542, ,44225, little more than
half the million tentatively to be
loaned in North Dakota. The loans
had been approved in a total Of 81
counties, II counties employing coun-
ty agents securing 22536 loans total.
ing $404, ,678.25, while IA counties not
employing agents had 907 loans to.
falling $137,764.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
CHUCHS FERRY
(From The Cnurchs Ferry Sun)

Ole Nesseth was seen out on the
streets for the first time Tuesday after
several days spent at home with a
siege Of the grippe.
Adolph Stoeser returned to his work
at the barbor shop Monday after a
weeks absence on account of sickness.
He went to Penn to see his wife and
children and was taken sick while
there.
Mrs. C.. T. Studness was called to
Minneapolis last week on account of
the illness of her daughter, Clarine,
who is student at Hamline Univer-
sity. They came home Monday where
Miss Clarine is convalescent.
e. A. Kildhal, local Standard Oil
agent received a telegram Tuesday
from the Company that both gasoline
and kerosene had dropped 3 cents per
gallon. Gasoline is retailing here now
for 80 cents and the highest last sum-
mer was 36 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Studley who
also spent the winter at Long Beach
left April 26th for theiA home at
Fredonia, N. Y. Word from them
states that many who spent the win
ter there have already returned to
their homes. The Copelands, Bedells
and Mrs. Yysne are still there. Mr.,
Bedell is still in poor health.
The Zion Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. John Overland on Thursday, May
5th. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. G. G. Mcconnell who spent
several weeks at her old home in Penn.
sylvania has returned accompanied by
her mother.
r. N. Gilberg returned home Mon.
day from Mudbadder, Minnesota, where
he spent the past two weeks taking
treatment for rheumatism.
The d. p Ladies Aid will serv.
Mnch on Saturday afternoon at tn,
Hngelborn 4 Moe hardware store.
Ars. John Overland will entertain
the Young Peoples Mission Societ,
at her home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. G. Hart arrived from Mino
Tuesday and will spend the week will
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