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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-22
YOUNG HELD
FOR DOGS THEFT
p.of Mathis Tells How He Found
Lost Canine In Big
Corral

y "a Young, well known dog col
y .or and seller, was bound over to
next grand jury today by Justice
. tbe Peace Griffin on a charge of
Joc stealing preferred by j. E. Ma
tbie superintendent of the city
schools. at commitment hearing in
Instice Griffin's offices.
Prof. Mathis was the only witness
far the prosecution. He stated that
he lost his hunting dog last week and
Advertised the fact in the Times-Re-
rider. No trace was found. Last
Monday he was at the railroad sta
tion and was introduced through
chance by Chief of Police Bragg
to a man named Smith, from his
old home in Jasper county. In their
conversation Mr.. Smith said he had
come to collect for some dogs sent
10 Ed Young here, and Prof. Ma
This volunteered to take him to
Young's home a short distance out
on the Leslie road. Arriving there,
he found Young not at home, but
saw high board fence, and looking
inside spied his own dog, which he
liberated. He found Young and a
few words passed in which Young
told him that Fisher Brown and
Bud" Hays might tell him some
thing about the dog, while Prof. Ma
this informed Young he intended to
take warrant.
Fisher Brown, who lives near
Young, said he and Hays had been
to Americas late Friday night TAX
ing some girls to the train and when
they stopped in front of the Windsor
hotel at 8 a. m. and opened their
car door the dog jumped in. They
put him out, but when they went
to start home he was in the car
again and they let him stay. When
Brown got out near Young's home,
he said, the dog jumped out and ran
down the road with another dog.
Hays confirmed the testimony.
Young said he was disturbed early
Saturday morning by a bowling dog
and went out, called it, took it in
and fed it, then put it in the pen
with the others, not knowing whose
it was. He was informed next day
by Fisher Brown where it came from.
he said he kept the dog, thinking
he would be paid for feeding and
caring for it by the owner.
Young has been in trouble before
over lost dogs being found in his
possession, and it is believed this had
something to do with Justice Crit
fins holding him to let the grand
jury sift the merits of the case.
Professor Mathis said the dog was
worth $50.
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PRETTY ATTENTIONS
For MISS CARGILL

Miss Dorothy Cargill, who is
spending this week in Atlanta as the
guest of Miss Jennie johnson, is re-
ceiving pretty attention from Miss
Johnson and her friends during her
stay.
One of the attractive affairs will
be luncheon Thursday at the Pied
mont Driving club, when covers will
be laid for Misses Cargill, Johnson,
Erskine, Jarnagin, Sarah Cobb Orme
and Virginia Pegram.
Miss Johnson was recently the
guest of Miss Cargill here and at
tended the social gaities whcih pre-
vailed at that time.
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GARDNER.BARNEs

Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Barnes, of
Americas, announce the marriage of
their sister, MRS Angie Lee Gardner,
to Mr.. Joseph E. Barnes, of DeSoto,
Ga.
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ing, ana suggested that if the PROSE
cution desired to pursue the case fur
ther ii be taken up with the next
grand jury. which Dan Chappell, City
court solicitor, said would be done.
Mr.. McBrayer insisted from the
first that he was interested only in
recovering his money.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-22

Winter reading that can't be sur
posed! ''The Snowshoe Trail" by
Edison Marshall, starting in the
Times-Recorder Monday, January 2.
PLAT
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-22

Nothing will take tae place of
SKATES and BICYCLES and
SPALDfNG FOOT BALLS. Will
hsve another shipment Friday morn
ing. Eastwood Cogdell Hardware
Co.-22-It.
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BANDITS GET $4,000

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 21.-Five
armed bandits held up the Steelton
branch of the Citizens Trust Dc Saw
ings bank today and escaped with
$4,000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-22

Winchester Ball Bearing Skates at
Il. SO. best made. Cog
Pill Hardware Co.-22-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-22

Tuesday, the 9th
of De &c m b err
1921, commencing
At Nine O'clock
On the farm known
as the j. S. Nc
Garrah farm, sit
uated three miles
north of Plains,
Georgia,
The following de-
~cribed proper
to-wit:
One Black Horse Mule; LOO
lbs.
One Pair Sorrel Mare Mules,
1,100 lbs each.
One Pair Black Mare Mules,
1850 lbs each.
One Pair Blue Mare Mules,
1850 lbs each.
One Bay Pony, $50 lbs.
1000 Bundles Fodder.
1000 Bushels Corn
100 Bushels Sweet Potatoes.
5000 lbs Bulk Meat, Sides,
Shoulders and Hams.
One 2 IL H. P. international
Engine.
$50 Lbs Lard.
One Wheel Barrow.
% Shoates, about 40 lbs
each.
One Barrow Hog.
Two Duroc Sows, IFS lbs
Each.
Two Poland China Sows, $50
lbs Each.
One Berkshire Sow, SO lbs.
One Duroc Gilt, SO lbs.
Two Mich Cows, 800 lbs Each.
Three Dry Cows.
Three Beef Cows.
Fifty Bushels Brabham Peas.
One hundred bushels Fulghum
Oats.
Two Mccormick Binders.
Two Pea Threshers.
Six Tons Velvet Beans
Three Cole Corn Planters.
Three CAN'T Guano Distribu-
tors.
Three John Deere Corn Drop.
pers.
Three Gee Nhizz Cultivators.
One Set Shop Tools Complete.
One Reversible Disc Plow.
Two 2-Horse John Deere
PIows.
One S-Foot International Disc
Harrow.
Two 2-Horse Wagons,
One 1-Horse Wagon.
One Superior Grain Drill.
One Peanut Digger.
Seven Sets Plew Gear, Leather
Collars.
One Mccormick Mower.
One Middle Buster Plow.
Two Oliver Walking Cuitiva-
TORS.
Fifteen Tons peavine Hay.
Tko Tons Cotton Seed.
20 Bushels Wheat.
One Pair Platform Scales.
One Buggy and Harness.
One Corn Shelter.
Two Peg-Tooth Harrows.
One Horse and Mule Clipper.
One Cross CUT Saw.
100 Gallons Syrup.
One Ton Peanuts.
One lot Of Plow Tools Of All
Kinds.
Seven Haiman Single PIow
Stocks.
AUCTION SALE
Dec. 9th, 1921.
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PAST MATRONS ENTERTAIN

Mrs. Rudolph Peterson was hostess
Saturday afternoon at her home to
the Past Matrons' club of the o. E.
S. Luncheon was served at 1880 at
small tables centered with attractive
centerpieces of sweet peas and pan
sizes. Following luncheon the bust
ness meeting was held. Those pres
ent were Mines. Alex Wright, Charles
V. Leach, George Blankenship, Hen
rietta Whitney, Mary v. Johns, Lulu
" Lang, Sara Sheldon, l.. B. Conrad,
C. w. Maynard, Harry Dean, E. M.
McClintic, D. c. West, Roy Newell,
F. R. Day, P. M. Troy and Miss Annie
CASTOR. The next meeting of the
club will be October 8 at the home Of
Miss Annie CASTOR.
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Stephen Chadwick were riding turned
over. Miss Walbridge came west 70
attend the national Gamma Phi Beta
convention, held recently at Lake
Crescent. She was en- route to Olym-
pia to visit DR.. and Mrs. Partlow
when the accident occurred. Judge
Chadwick was coming to the city to
attend the funeral of the late Judge
Wallace Mount. Miss Walbridge's
parents and DR.. and Mrs. Partlov
were friends in Wisconsin.
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ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR CONVENTION

Plans were completed for the an
nual district convention of the Degree
Of Honor, which will be held here
September 2S, at the regular meeting
of the Degree Of Honor Protective
Association, held last evening at Vet
Grams hall. There will be an all-day
session, with a lunch. at the Masonic
Temple an a program in the after
noon.
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CLUB ENTERTAINED
YESTERDAY

The Monday Bridge club was de-
lightfully entertained yesterday after.
noon by Mrs. A. E. Cagwin at her
home on East Tenth street. Four
tables Of bridge were enjoyed during
the afternoon hours, with honors go.
ing to Mrs. H. M. Fuller. The clubs
guests were Mines. L. D. Grow OF
Los Angeles, George Huestis, c. A.
Billings, H. N. Fuller, Merritt Nc
Gully and F.. c. Wilcox. Members Of
the club present were Mines. E. A.
FitzHenry, Fred Crombie, Mitchell
Harris, George Blankenship, Clarence
Maynard, c. w. Maynard, R. P. Nc
Nulta, John r. Mitchell and A. e.
Cagwin.
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yesterday with IS members present.
1t was decided to hold the annual
teachers reception Friday evening,
September %, at s o'clock, at the
schoolhouse, with Mrs. Myrtle Setch-
field in charge of the program.
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EASTERN GIRL AT
PARTLOW HOME

Miss Lucy Walbridge of Madison,
Wisconsin, is .convalescing at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Partlow
from injuries she received Wednes-
day morning on the highway, when
the car in which she and Judge
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EXTENSION WORKER HERE

Miss Mary E. Sutherland. nutrition
specialist of the Washington State
College extension service, was in the
city yesterday visiting the local ex.
tension office. Miss Sutherland left
yesterday evening for Shelton, where
she will aid in forming a home eco
Monies club in connection with the
extension service.
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TWO BRIDGE TEAS
FOR THE WEEK

One of the most attractive parties
of the fall season will be the bridge
tea to be given tomorrow afternoon
by Mrs. Theodore Parker in honor OF
Mrs. Frank Lamborn. Sweet peas In
pastel shades will be the predominant
ing a note in the decorations. -Four
tables of bridge will be played. AS.
|sisting Mrs. Parker will be Miss
Frances Lamborn, Mrs. Shelley Now.
ell and Mrs. Arthur Middleton of Ta.
coma. Guests will be Mines. Jesse T.
Mills, Marvin Chase. A. w. Tyler, J
H. S. Bates, E. l.. Farnsworth, John
r. Mitchell, r. P. McNulta, H. M
Fuller, William Lasher, J. w. NOVEL;
]. S. Duke, Fl. w. Partlow, F. G.
Blakeslee, c. ]. Lord, J. Grant Hin
kle, E. A. Seaborg, Louis Opdyke, w
j. Foster, c. ]. Lord, and Warren w
Tolman.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Par
ker will entertain with a bridge tea
complimenting her sister. Mrs. Ar
thur Middleton of Tacoma, to which
younger matrons and girls have been
hidden
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TO RE-ENTER OREGON
UNIVERSITY

Miss Nancy Wilson left Sunday for
Seaside, Oregon, where she will spenl
a week visiting friends before depart
ing for Eugene, Oregon to re-enter
the University of Oregon.
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newly elected officers are: President
Mrs. William Duncan; secretary, Mrs.
NJ. +, Meek. Mrs. F. b. Huffman,
chairman OF the kork committe, re.
ported that IS comforters had been
tied and mending had been done for
the Red Cross and y. NJ. G. a. The
sum of s101 was cleared from meals
served during the G. A. Il. convention
held here in June.
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Lee +. Nelson and Dena Norden
both of Montcsano, We're married
Monday afternoon by Judge Walter
Crosby. Weston Potter of Marsh
field, Oregon, and Anna Gray of Ten
inc were also married on the same
day by Judge Crosby.
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SIM FEN COURIERS
PROCEED TO GAIRIOCH

INVERNESS, Scotland, Sept. 10
Two Sim Fein couriers bearing de
Valera's reply to the British invita-
tion to a conference September 20.
arrived here today and proceeded to
Gairloch, where the Irish note was
handed to Premier Lloyd George.
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PIT. A. IN FIRST MEETING

Friday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock
the first meeting of the Hayes School
Parent-Teacher circle this year will
be held. Mrs. W. A. Walthew, men,
Der of the school board, will speak,
All members and friends of the circle
are requested to be present.
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MAKE PLANS FOR
RECEPTION

The first meeting of the Roosevelt
Parent-Teacher association was held
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,,in-law, Mrs. Arthur Middleton, OF
Tacoma, to which the young matrons
and girls are invited.
The opera season in Seattle is also
interesting the Olympia musical cir
Giles and number music lovers have
gone over to Seattle to hear the va
rious performances.
The popular play, "The Famous
Mrs. Fair" playing last night and
tonight in Tacoma, is drawing a num-
Der of people from here who admire
Blanche Bates and Henry Miller.
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SURPRISE NEWLYWEDS
AS a surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Johnson of Union street, whose mar
riage took place week ago, members
of Capital Camp, Royal Neighbors OF
America, entertained Monday even
ing at the Johnson home. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Devine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Johnston, Mrs. J. B. Per-
kins, Mrs. F. H. Hall, Mrs. Jim Will
son, Mrs. Flora Taylor, Mrs. Gady.
Mrs. May Philips, Mrs. Tom P. Holl-
craft, and George Patnude.
STATE OFFICIALS GO FISHING
L. D. McArdle, director Of the ~
partment Of efficiency; Fred Dibbie,
director of department of licenses,
and State Treasurer Clifford Babcock
spent Saturday and Sunday fishing
on the Wynooche river, In Grays
Harbor county.
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CHURCH PARTY A SUCCESS

The first of a series of card par
ties to be held this winter by the
ladies of st. Michael's church was
given last evening in the church hall,
with large attendance. Thirty
tables of five hundred were played
during the evening, with the follow
ing prize awards: Lady's first prize,
Mrs. j. A. LaCasse; gentleman's first
prize, Ben Goldenberger; lady's con-
ISOLATION, Miss Evelyn Cunningham;
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TO TOUR ORIENT

III 1OON vkt1ENI
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bateman and
children, Barbara, Lawrence and
Donald, will sail this week from Van
couver, B. c., aboard the U. 8. s. EN-.
press of Russia for the Orient. The
Bateman's have been in Olympia Wis
iting Mrs. Bateman's father. George
d. Aspinwall, and brother, G. c. AS
pinwalL Mr.. Bateman is president
Of the International Freight Trans
portation company.
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TO SEE 1.-THE FAMOUS
MRS. FAIR"

Among the Olympians motoring
this evening to Tacoma to attend the
performance of Blanche Bates and
Henry Miller in the Famous Mrs
FAIR are the Misses Edna Cagwin
Dora Criddle, Hattie Taylor. Alice
Holcomb, Ada Pierce, Charlotte AL.
gier, Elma Wider and Mrs. Maude
Vanderveer.
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REV. SIMPSON BACK FRIDAY

REV. SIMPSON BACK FRIDAY
Word has been received from Rev.
T. H. Simpson that he and Mrs.
Simpson and their two children will
arrive in Olympia Friday. The Simp-
sons have been away from Olympia
since the early summer, visiting the
Rev. Simpson g mother, Mrs. Robert
Simpson, in Ireland. Rev. Simpson
will occupy the United Churches pull
lpit next Sunday.
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TO MOTOR OVER
VANCOUVER ISLAND

Judge and Mrs. o. R. Holcomb left
yesterday for Seattle, where they will
remain for few days before depart
ing for Vancouver Island, where they
will spend two weeks touring. While
in Seattle Judge and Mrs. Holcomb
will hear Geraldine Farrar sing Gar
men" Wednesday afternoon at the
Metropolitan theater.
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SEE PLAY IN TACOMA

Mrs. N. j. Redpath and daughter
Katherine, Miss Helen Lord and heI
house guest, Miss Jane Hampton OF
Salt Lake City, attended the perform
ance of Blanche Bates and Henry Mil
Ter in the Famous Mrs. Fair" Tues.
day evening at the Tacoma theater
Miss Lord and Miss Hampton were
guests of Miss Lords uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K Reynolds.
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| L. D. McArdle, director Of the u
partment Of efficiency; Fred Dibbie,
director of department of licenses.
and State Treasurer Clifford BabcOck
spent Saturday and Sunday fishing
on the Wynooche river, In Grays
Harbor county.
WOMAN'S CLUB OFFICERS
INSTALLED
The following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year at the
initial meeting OF the Woman's club,
held yesterday afternoon at the club
house: President, Mrs. George
Blankenship; vice presidents, Mrs.
w. A. Van Epps, Mrs. Charles Hew-
lit, Miss Janet Moore; recording Sec
rotary, Mrs. Harry Lindley; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. Warren W.
Tolman; treasurer. Mrs. A. ]. Frisch;
financial secretary, Mrs. Will Yeager,
lSr.; auditor, Mrs. Mary v. Johns;
custodian, Mrs. Alex Wright.
A we'll selected program Of the
YEARS work will be introduced next
Tuesday at o'cock ut Spanish
American tea given by the travel de-
ipartment of the club.
The following musical program
was given yesterday afternoon:
Violin solo, Clara Fredericks, accom-
panied by Miss Agnes Reder; vocal
selections, Mrs. Clarence Nelson, &C
|companied by Mrs. A. c. Baker; in 4
dance, "In Poppy Land.
by Shirley McManus and Caroline
Schmidt. The program was in
charge of Mrs. Walter Whiting.
Mrs. Blankenship spoke on the
years work of the club and Mrs.
Tolman read an interesting report
OF the State Federation meeting In
Tacoma this summer.
Mrs. Eugenia Newell was initiated
into the club.
TO ATTEND
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
DR.. F. e. Bird, medical advisor Of
the department of labor and indus
tries, and e. 8. Gill. supervisor OF
the division of industrial insurance.
will leave Olympia Thursday for Chi
cago, where they will attend the an
nual convention of the International
Association of Industrial Accident
Boards and Commissions, which
meets in that place September 10 for
one week. Major Gill will speak be-
fore the convention on the civil ad.
illustrative code. and DR.. Bird will
act as chairman Of an open discus
sion meeting of medical advisers.
Following the convention DR.. Bird
will visit the state captols of Illinois.
Texas and California to investigate
the medical methods in those states
n regard to industrial accidents
MISS LEA HONOR GUEST
In honor of Miss Miriam Lea of
New York. sister of Mrs. Mitchell
Harris. who is visiting here, Mrs. E.
l.. Farnsworth, entertained yester-
day with luncheon at the Hotel
Olympian. The table was prettily
decorated with huge centerpiece of
many colored nasturtiums and ferns
Following the luncheon, bridge was
enjoyed at Mrs. Farnsworth's home
In Sylvester street. High score was
won by Mrs. Mitchell Harris and Miss
Lea was presented with the guest
prize. Those present were Mines.
George Huestis, l.. D. Grow, l.. J.
Johns c. A. Billings, Mitchell Harris,
l.. II. Motter, e. L. Farnsworth, Miss
Miriam Lea and Mrs. Dodds of San
Francisco.
SIM FEN COURIERS
PROCEED TO GAIRIOCH
INVERNESS, Scotland, Sept 10
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gentleman's consolation, John Cline.
Following cards, refreshments were
served by the committe in charge.
The party was such a success that the
committee viii hold another on Sep
TENDER 81 to which the public is co.,
daily invited. The committee In
charge consists Of Miss Alice Doyle,
Mines. Fred Boardman, Joseph Ar
kin. Clarence Adams, Alderman and
Bloomstrom.
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FORMER RESIDENTS
VISIT OLYMPIA

Mrs. John Shiveley of San Fran.
cisco and daughter, Miss Flora Shive.
ley of Retsil, Washington, are spend.
ing several days here as the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will McClarty
Of Gull Harbor. Mrs. Shiveley and
Miss Shiveley have been the guests
for the summer of Mrs. Shiveley s
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hartsuck, at Quinault
Mrs. Shiveley and Miss Shiveley are
we'll known here. having formerly
made their home in Olympia.
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no HEAR carmen"

Among the Olympians who are
planning on hearing Geraldine Farrar
sing the title role in Carmen" at
the Metropolitan theater are Mrs. p.
M. Troy, Miss Marian Troy, Mrs.
Jesse T. Mills, Miss Ethel Ayers, Mr..
and Mrs. s. c. MUMMY, DR.. Anna
MUMMY, Mis- Mildred MUMMY and Sam
MUMMY.
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MISS PARTLOW RETURNS

Miss Kathryn Partlow, who has
been visiting in Portland as the guest
Of Mrs. c. Davis for the past two
weeks, returned Sunday to her homo
in this city. Miss Partlow will leave
the latter part Of this month Cor Sc
attic to re-enter the University of
Washington for her senior year.
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ENGINEER TO MARRY

EN(INEER TO MARRY
Tomorrow morning, at 10:30, al
st. Pauls Episcopal church in Seat.
tie, Lars Langloe, reclamation engi
neer with the department of conserv"
alton and development, will be mar
ried to Miss Elizabeth Foye. Rev
Bliss will offic;ate. After a shoIt
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Langlo,
will go to Leavenworth, where Mr.
Langloe is engaged in state work
After October they will make their
home in this city.
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ALHPHA MAY CAMP
TO ENTERTAIN

Alpha May camp, Royal Neighbors
LOT America, will give an entertain.
ment tomorrow evening at Veterans
hall. An enjoyable program will be
given. a feature of which will be q
Highland dance and music by bag.
pipes. The dancers and musicians
|are coming from Tacoma for the &C.
casion. Mrs. H. Anderson is chair.
man of the program committee. All
members and their friends are in.
vited to be present.
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MISSOURI VISITOR HERE

Mrs. Maud Austin OF CarroltOn,
Missouri, spent the weekend 10 -
city with her mother, Mrs. M. T. Hol-
loman. Mrs. Austin Is now visiting
in Centralia with her sister, Mrs.
John Wood. She will leave shortly
for Long Beach, California, to spend
the winter with her son, Verne Aus
tin.
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TO MAKE HOME IN SEATTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edmonds and
they will make their home this sum-
mer. Mr. Edmonds is instructor in
mechanical engineering at the Uni
versity of Washington.
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CONGRESSMAN WEBSTER
VISITS OLYMPIA

Congressman ]. Stanley Webster
Iof Spokane was in the city yesterday
visiting the new capitol group and
Governor Louis F. Hart. Congress.
man Webster formerly was Justice of
the state supreme court and resigned
this position to make the race for
congress in the Fifth district.