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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
Grand Handicap at Chi
By Assoclsted Prs.s

Chicago, august 2o.-A majority Of high scores marked the preliminary handicay at the Grand Handicap tour- nament at the South Shore club to- day. M. L. Fox of Emery. s. D.. shooting from 19 yards. won first place with a score of 9 out of 100. Ed Mccormick of Libertyville, Ill.. won Recond after shoot off.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26

Ensley's champion dodge ball play CTS, trained at Shadyside park, are pitted against the champions of At lanta for the tri-state championship and much interest Is being manifest cd in the outcome of the Atlanta trip. The players who won the champion ship of Birmingham left for Atlanta yesterday accompanied by Miss Eva Stout the supervisor to whose train ing much of the work of the team IS due. The members of the team are
 Mises Vera Stapp, Louise Stapp. El- sic May Williams, Ruth Freeman, marguerite Clements. Catherine Gren- atant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
RECORD CORN CROP
 IN SCOTTSBORO DISTRICT

Scottsboro. August 25.-(Spectal) Never before in the history of tnis co0nty has there been as much corn grown as at present. The riverlands, coves and creek bottoms are literally growing with the tall rank corn. and lit is predicted that corn will sell Tor 35 cents at gathering time this tall. As far as the eye can reach. where cotton at one time held sway. IS nothing but corn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
AGED CITIZEN DEAD

Albany. August 25.-(Special.)- Captain Daniel Walden. aged ao, one of Morgan county's best known and most respected citizens. died last night at 12 o'clock at nis residence. 411 West Moulton street. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at s o'clock from the residence, con ducted by Rev Cary Gamble of and interment will be made in the city cemetery. Pall- bearers will be: c. T. Seweh, c. E. Malone. E. c. Nix, Spencer Garnett. ]. L. Gunter. w. T. Lowe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26

The Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church has secured an additional lot adjoining the property on Bnsley High h,snds and it is stated that Sun ray school room will be erected to take care of the overflow attendance. The committee is working on the plans now and 1t is understood that one of the most attractive and comfort able Sunday school rooms in the dis trict will be provided by the Presby- terian congregation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
SERGEANT FISHERY BURIED

Tuscaloosa. August 25.-(Special.) The funeral of Sergt. Cy Essery, who was killed on the Argonne forest in october. 1918, arrived in this city yesterday and today were carried to Moundville for interment.
 The firing squad and pallbearers were furnished by the local post oi the American Legion, and Jesse Cork, vocational student at the university, had charge of the sol diers, most of whom were from the Rainbow division. Sergeant Essery is survived by his father. J. w. Es- sery. and other relatives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
) MILLION NOTES SCRAPS OF PAPER,
 FRENCH DECLARES
tContinued from Page one)

dollars-are good, French replied that Was a question of interest only to the banks or individuals who pur- chased them.
 French denied the existence of 20 companies with a reported capitali- zation of $21,000,000, which Colonel Clinnin believes he organized and sold stock in.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
Carnoration Tn1es.

The corporation taxes that have thrown the county. of Jefferson in financial mesh and has caused the city of Fairfield to resort to scrip are expected to be paid during the next four or five days according to Mayor A. Clinton Decker of Fairfield. The faxes are long overdue and re- suited in the general mix-up connect ed with an adverse ruling of the courts as to the authority of the tax board to examine the books of the Tennessee Coal, Irion and Railroad company. It Is Is stated that unless the taxes are paid this month that the county will be forced to issue scrip as the city of Fairfield Is doing at this time. The other smaller mu- nicipalities near Birmingham are also suffering from the delay
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
DR, TIGERT ACCEPTS

Montgomery. August 25.-(Special) Dr. John T. Tigert, named United States commissioner of education few weeks ago as the successor of r. B. Claxton. who became provost of the University of Alabama, has accepted an invitation to come to Montgomery September 12 for the opening of the educational and agri- cultural revival. which Is being ar ranged by Montgomery civic organi- nations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
NEW INCORPORATIONs

Papers of incorporation were filed yesterday in the probate court by the Empire Hotel company. with an au- thorized capital stock cf s20,000. Of ficers are l. l.. Fabrain. president and treasurer; Charles D. Klotzman, wee president and Abe Klotzman, secre- tary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
COMMISSIONER REMOVED xH..- L.. ssl llsnss

Washington, August 25.--C. F. Ru- dolph. has been removed as commits sioner of the port of Norfolk. Va. Secretary Hoover announced today
 The port commissioners removal, MT
 Hoover said. resulted from the gen eral investigation in the offices oi shipping commissioners in the various ports of the country, now being con ducted by the commerce department
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
BIRMINGHAM NAMED
 CONVENTION PLACE
Ry AssOciated Press

Chattanooga, Tenn, August 2o.- The second annual convention of the Southern Interstate Young Juoean association adjourned here today fol- lowing the election of new. officers and the selection of Birmingham as the next convention city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
ANTHRAX IN MISSISSIPPI
By AssOclatetl Press

Jackson, Miss, AugustA z5.-Sev eral cases of anthrax have been re- ported to the state board of health as existing near Hazlehurst, Cop.ah county. A veterinarian has been sent to make m investigation. During the last month number of other cases have been reported to the health board. most of them existing in the delta region.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26

fled in accordance with the consti- tutional forms of the high contrao i- ing parties and shall take effect in mediately on the exchange of ratifi cations which shall take place as soon as possible at Berlin.
 Tn witness whereof. the respective plenipotentiaries have signed thia treaty and have hereunto affixed their seals.
 Done in duplicate in Berlin, this twenty fifth day of August, 1921"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
xErxE nURIED AT HoPEwELL

Tuscaloosa, August 2o.--tSpecial.) The funeral of Louis Bourbon Keene, who died yesterday at South Holt, took place at Hopewell church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. John fT. Bealle officiating. Mir. keene was in his eighty seventh year and Tay- Tor keene. who is IS years of age, IS his only remaining brother out of a family of 10 children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
ENSLEY TEAM ID
 MEET ATLANTANS

The Age-Herald maintains a special bnreau in Ensley for handling corre- spondence and advertising, Avenue and Seventeenth street; Clyde W. En- his, representative, phone Ensley 626. For subscriptions, call Circulation de- partment. Main 4900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
Perisins Slowly sinking

The friends of Crawford Perkins n brother to J. Hoke Perkins will re- gret to know that his condition yes terday was very alarming and that almost every hope that the young
 man might recover, has been aband- oned. Mir. Perkins Is i'll at South Highlands infirmary He Is suffering from a valvular heart trouble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
JULIUS F. kNABE CONFIRMED

Washington. August 25.-tSRecial.) Just before adjournment for the re- cess the Senate. in executive ses- sion. confirmed Julius r, knabe as register of the land office at Mont gomery. and the following Alabams postmasters: Henry J. Sullivan. Tal- lassee and Ira l.. Sharbutt Vincent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
Swimming Party

The first of series of matinee s free to ladies was given at the mu- nicipal swimming pool yesterday and 1t was in every way a success. The invitation extended to ladies was ac- cepted by swimmers from many points in the district and the poo, was thronged.
 Today it is announced that, boys under Is years of age will be ad- mitted free and there is expected to be very crowded pool all during the hours. The boys are urged to bring their swimming suits and the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26

Not to be without it." after using for years Dr. SETH ARNOLD'S BALL. SAM for summer sickness. Recom- mended by Eugene Jacobs Drug Store.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
PELLAGRA ON INCREASE By Associated Press

Jackson, Miss. August 25.-rThe morbidity report issued by the state board of health showed an increase in Mississippi in the number of pei- lagra cases.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
Tn RuiId Annex

pool has only a limited number. Nc charges will be made for the boys.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
r i 9 h t P A L M
BEACH ELOPERS. j.

r ! 9 h t P A L M
BEACH ELOPERS. j.
w. ~Souther, son of a
wealthy New York
paper dealer, and his
bride. Miss Georgette
Cohan, twenty-year-
old daughter of cyan
kee Doodle" George
M. Cohan and Ethel
Levy (Mrs. Claude
Grahame White). The
pretty Georgette was
educated in England
where she established
quite a reputation as
an artist. She re-
turned to this country
a year ago with the
announcement he
would follow in her
parents footsteps and
go on the stage. Her
first appearance was
last January at the
Palace. Underwood
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

GREAT G. R A N D.
CHILDREN OF THE
"DIVINE SARAH"
An interesting picture
of Miss Terka Gross
and Master Bernard
Gross, great grand
children Of the most
famous Of all French
actresses. Sarah Bern
hardt, walking on the
Promenade des An
glais, at Nice. X. & II.
Lett-NOT A SINN
FEM RIOT, but an
exciting Round the
Town" football match
at Ashbourne, Eng
land. This annual
affair dates back hun
dreds of years and
apparently is played
by any number Of
players. The goals
are mill wheels in the
stream some four
miles apart. The
game, which begins
early on Shrove Tues
day, usually continues
until midnight.
Underwood
Right - N y N N 7
LOCK. The clever
little English girl who
has made such a hit
in "The Beggar's
Opera" was the fifth
child, and her busy
father said he had run
out of names, so reg
istered her as "Lock,
the Fifth" Since she
had no name, she was
kingly called
Anonymous" After
her stage debut, at
the age of six. this
was s h ort e n e d to
"Nonny," and "Non-
ny" it remains.
Bachrach from Keystone
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

WHADDEYA MEAN.
POOR FISH?" Two
Of the most expert
divers at the Westmin-
ster Baths, in London.
kiss and make up after
q snappy contest won
by the party on the
left. No? Then per-
haps Artie Arctic has
just told Martha Mer-
maid that he's willed
her his sleek overcoat
for a fur dolman and
she's expressing her
thanks. No? Oh, we'll.
then. write your own
caption. Underwood
Left--EDSEL FORD.
the twenty-five-year-
old president of the
Ford Motor Company,
folds up his daily
copy of The New
York Tri bune and
poses for our camera
man at the Pinehurst
Country Club, North
Carolina, where he
has been convalescinc
from an operation for
appendicitis. T. F. 9
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-10-22

H. oussaueal 11Ale IN - 10sn1uAol
NJ Dsspss lsena sp1nGsa - - ~ ~
n.y. - ~ beoAA
Az ~ nsse - snesAtisisAal ~ -
asssssa - ~ Fsliss Jssy u - 1AslsA
u iberia, ~ New Ibssia, LssisiAaA, VIII
10 ststsDsat - ~ savslsps ~ u ese-
saiAs . ~ lar ~ pssuAass II $4,000
II rod hsAds - Roa1 Distriet Nc. u
Ne fAriaA 81 lhnis; saiA hidD viii -
opened II opsa session u ~ rslics
Jsry 81 Ven O'Clock A. u, q Ne Oh Day
u Nevsmhss, 1021, q ~ cesst Houss,
81 New iberia, Lsoi1innA.
TAs Pslies Jssy senasvss ~ right -
fsjsct any ana III ~.
For furtAas infesnauea esuesraiAs
saA bends and he psoessdings lssdine
thereto, apply 10 naStia 4 canpbsll,
Bond Atternsys, sos DerennA Snsst,
New Orleana, Louisiana, o. to Mr.. Psul
Dassin, Secretary Police Jury, New Ibs-
rio. Louisians.
(Signsd) c. 0IRARD, President.
I. the undsssigasd Secretary Of Re
Pokcs Jury Of ths Parish Of iberia, Lou-
isiana, do hereby certify that the above
i . true and correct copy of . notice L.
sued BY tie sPssident Of the Police Jury
Of the ParisA Of iberia, on the 9th day Of
October, 1o2l, calling for bids for the
purchase o. $1,000 OF road bonds Of
Road District No. 6 Of the Parish Of 1bs-
IA, dated October 1, 1920.
Witness my hand end seal Of office, at
New Iberia, Leuisians, THE 6th day Of
October, 1921.
PAUL BASSIN, Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-10-22

~ the 6wnesvhip. manaar,ncnt,
CIRCULATION, ETC., reu,fned 81 IL
3ct Of Congress Of AuglAsl 18th,
1912, Of New iberia Enterprise
published weekly At New iberia,
n, for Oct. lot, 1924.
State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of iberia.
Before me, q Notary Public,
a and for the State and Parish
1toresaid, personally appeared
Kelvin w. Fisher, who, having
lien duy sworn to law, deposeS
and says that he 10 the owner Of
he New iberia Enterprise. and
that the following b, 10 the best
a his knowledge and belief, a
true statement Of the owner
ship. management. ETC., Of the
Aforesaid publication for the
date shown in the above cap
ton. required by the Act Of
August "a, 1912, embodied In
Section 443, Postal Laws and
Regulations, printed on the re-
verse of this form, to-wit:
4. That the names and adj
dresses Of the publisher, editor.
managing editor, and business
managers are: Publisher, edi-
tor, managing editor, business
manager and sole owner, M. w.
Fisher, New Iberia, La.
That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security
holders owning or holding one
per cent or more of total
amount Of bond~. mortgages, or
other securities 80 one.
MELVIN w. FISHER,
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 10th day of Oct.
1921.
S. O. NUCKOLLS.
Notary Public.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-10-22
NOTICE.


b eecssdencs with ~ terns Of q
osdinAaes u fAs Psliss Jury Of tAs Pr.
~ u bssia, sstias - ~ esvsrnias -.
thosity Of Read District Ne. II Tie Par.
- q Ibseia, aeties = A&sby givsn ~,
~ rolies Jury q ne Parish Of Ibssi1
will receive ssals1 proposals. fos The pss-
sAsss, q . price Of ast lsss thaa par sad
secraeA htersst u o33opo Of road bead
sf Rod DISCREET No > u tAs Parish n
iberia dated Asouse !. 1919
Dide must b sealed, acconpanisd b
. certified cAsek % come Nstional Basil
doing busiasss il THE Stats, o. some col
vsnG hank eAartsrsd uadsr The laws Of
this State, for not lees than two and one
half q Ia ?. e.) pr cent Of The face
vslss ef.ssA beads, psysbls 10 The Prss-
idsuA Of the Peliss Jury Of the ParisA Of
lbsriA The check Of the successful bid !.
der will b credited On the purchase
price, or forfeited ~ the Rosd District II
The bidder fails 10 fulfill the conditions
Of his bid. The checks Of the unsueeess-
full bidders will be returned 10 them upon
the rejection Of their bids.
The successful bidder will b furnished
with proper legal opinion % to the val
idity Of the bonds
All bids must b unconditional and adj
dressed to The Police Jury Of the PariaA
Of iberia, at New iberia, Louisiana, with
. statement on the envelope that Il con-
tsins 4 bid for the purchase Of 81, 600
Of road bonds Of Road District No. 3 Of
the Parish Of iberia; said bids will b.
opened In opsn session Of the Police Jury,
It ten o'elcek A. N. on the 9th day Of
November, 1911, at The Court House, at
New iberia, Louisiana.
ThS Police Jury reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
For further information concsrning
aid bonds, or the proceedings Leading
lhefsto, apply to Martin 4 Campbell,
Bond Atterneys, 305 Dareuns Street,
New 0rleans, Louisians, Or 10 Mr.. Paul
Basin, Secretary Police Jury, New 1bs-
10, Louisisns.
|Signsd) c. GrRARD, President
/, the undersigned Secretary Of the no-
ice Jury Of the Parish Of iberia, Louisi-
lna, do hereby certify the the above il =
rue aad correct copy Of the notice issued
y the President Of the Police Jury Of the
Parish Of Iberia, on October 9th, 1871,
alling for bids for the purchase OF $685.
20 Of rosd bonds Of Road District No.
4 the Parish Of iberia, Louisiana, dated
August I. 1919.
Witness my hand and seal Of Office, |
4 New Iberis. Louisiana. this 9th day
4 oetobsr. 1871.
PATH. nASsrN Sec,efs,v.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-10-22

ksa6 Digate1 ~ I q ~ Nn1uA G NJ
r., Asssl Asesss I, MA
Wines ~ Nd - ~ u seGes, u
New leeriA, lsuaiaaa. ~. ~ ny q
ovosbo. 1S11.
PAUL DASSlN. ssessAsy.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-10-22

Sash nlia1 an1 Door Fap9ory,
special work q a descriplisaa.
Cstesne md tAnks.-Dextuand
l1aul1hee Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-10-22

D40AN0 OF AUTHORIZATION.
0uecesstss q Olivia 1figua, Dsesaabl
Wlew q J. Dssssio nenago.
10Th Jsdisial District Court State Of Los
isiaaa, lsri1A Of iberia.
WA~saA Lesis Z. Rsmses, sssidsns
Il IL Parish Of iberia has applied "a Tie
Honorable lStA Jsdieial District csurt u
Louisians Aelding sessions In and for the
rarisA Of Ibssia 10 b appoinssd admin
istrator Of ~ Succession OF Olivia Mi
guss, Deceased Widow Of J. Dsvesin
Romero, Deceased Notice 10 hereby Civ
On to eli wAom Il msy Of doth concern to
show cause II any they have, within ten
days Of the first publication hereof why
tAe prayer Of the said Louis F. Romero
should not BE- granted.
Witness he Honorable James Simon,
Judge Of our aid Court, this 5th day of
October, A. D.. 1871.
r. G. DECUrR,
Deputy Clerk Of Court. Iberia Parish.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-10-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In accordance with The Aeems Of n
ordinance Of the Peiics Jury Of the Par
ish Of Iberia, setting 20 the governing ~.
thority Of Road District No. Of II,
Parish Of lbssia, dsted October s, 1871
notice y hereby given that the Polic.
Jury Of The Parish Of iberia will rscsiv,
sealed proposals. for Tie purchase, ct I
price Of not lee than par and accrued
interest 81 $4,000 Of read bonds Of Rood
DISCREET No. Of the Parish Of iberia
dated Ostebse /, 1910.
Bids must b. ssalsd, aecompanisd BY 4
cssihsd cheek on some National Bank
doiAg businsss II THE State, or some SOL
vent bank chartered undsr the laws Of
THE ststs. for not less than two and ons-
half q Ia 2. o. pr cent. Of the face
valus q ssiA bonds, payable to the Prss-
ident Of TIE Police Jury Of the Parish Of
iberia, - cAsck Of the successful bidder
win b cfedissd on the purchase price, or
foefaitsd e The said Read District, II the
hiddss fails to fulfill the conditions d HE
bid. TAs checks Of The unsuccessful bid
de1s win be sstufnsd 70 tAem upon rsiec-
tion Of their bids.
The succesDfSl bidder will b furnished
With . proper lsgsl opiaion a. to ths va
|lidity 81 tho bends.
All bids must b. unconditional and Id
drseuod y tAs Police Jury II The Parish
Of Ibsgia. It Nsw iberia, Leuisiana, with
& etatsnsat On The snvslops that Il con-
taias ~ for ~ puscAass Of $4,000 Of
read boade sf Read District No. Of the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-10-22

00eUoI Osl ], 1911.
Noise Il Givsa b ~ ssdsssisnsd tAas
Awaiting. tzsppiag. 81 asspsssiae = pss-
ihvsly 1ssbAdea - any haAs situated
b ~ esvsatA WsrA 81 1bseia Parish,
namely - Julss Hsbws weeds ~ ssa
Nsssh adjsiains Hsyss Weed s.d Pow
fstts tsseA ssedea II, tswnsAip -.
This oppllD = tenants sloo.
MA1cRY. nRpof1ru
The Keota news., 1921-12-17
KssGa seAsol Notes

KseGs oehool Notes
Lsota Britt ~ ihs@pt Monday and
Tuesday with toostlits.
Elizabeth Weber was absent Tuesday
on account Of illness.
! ..LSstwydp,sdiy. tbs nth. and sixth
grade girh played basket ball with Tie
third ND fourth grade girls. The
score WaD uix % nothing IN favor Of tbe
higher grades.
Friday afternoon the Ksota High
School basket ball team. both boys and
girls 60 to Pine Bluffs for game thsrs.
Pine Bluffs team has won from the
Grover High aud We are oil determined
that Keota viii win II possible. r'
Last Friday night IN interesting game
was played between Gill High School
boys baskst ball team and the Keota
team. At the end Of the first half. Keota
was In the lead - result Of good bead
work. During the Arst Of The second
half, Ksots seemed 10 relax and Gill
climbed up rapidly. The hnal' score
stood q to "a In Cills favor. We return
their game Friday the 23rd and feel sure
that II W ever get the lsad " viii hssp
Il.
Tho High School received their grade
cards Monday.
Milton Krumm started TO high school
Wednesday.
Waller Ksasling was obliged to quit
school - there b no school route nsaf
enough 70 bring him In.
Seth Marklsy made . business trip 70
Fl. Morgan Thursday, returning The
same day.
Curtis Folsy. son Of c. d. Foley. has
been sick With toosilitis.
The Keota news., 1921-12-17
Bseki.shs. New, Its.s

Boektn9boO NoWD lfe0s
Mr.. and nra james Amber and baby
went to Cssss1y Thdrsday. Mr.. Amber
returned Sunday bat Mn. Amber will
visit with relatives %hsss for sorns tins.
Ashley Holmes eaaas ovss frsm Fort
Morgan several days ego and u staying
with bis uncle. Henry Lamon.
ni0 Bsssics Hughes spent part Of
last week With her sister. Ars. Steve
Asmurieh. 2, =
Mrs. Hughes and family and Mr.. and
Afs. Steve Aemurich took dinner 1t The
W. A. List home Sunday.
Prof. Greene and Prof. Moore drove
to Ksota after school Tuesday.
Lura Bennett and Gladys List called
on Ars. I. e. Potter Tuesday aftsrnooo.
The Epworth League and the Sunday
School viii unite In . Christmas pro-
gram on Christmas Eve.
Mrs. Lausr and family visited hsr
daughter. Mrs. Paul Amber. IN Chsy-
enns. several days last wssk.
Ars. label spent ThuEsday and Friday.
In Stoneham assisting With the Christ
mas sale given thsre.
Rev. and Ars. Winterbourno were en-
tsrtained ct the J. II. johnson home
Sunday.
Mia Winooa Olandsr spent de week
sod With home folks at Grover.
Master Dana Reddish. ags 8. made
The trip alone TO 81. Joseph, No.. last
week 70 speod some time visiting bic
grandmother and other relatives.
Lon Fales and J. 81. johnson were
traneaeting business In Ksota. Thurs-
day.
Prof. Greene. Il. D. Dinsmoor and
Hassl and Ralph Dinsnooe were Sun.
day dinner guests at The Moore home.
The rivival msstings held BY Rev.
John Wintsrbourns. closed Saturday
night. At the Sunday morning service
several persons were baptissd and
twenty new members were reeeived In
70 the church.
The Brotherhood which was organized
two weeks ego. will have . social and
banquet New Years Eve. The Buck
ingham band viii furnish Tie music.
The Keota news., 1921-12-17

roup Of men with teams turned
hursday and finished the excava-
Or the new Methodist parsonage.
hurch board b putting in . full
nent and plan putting up . very
fivs room bungalow, which will b
lit to the church and town.
n Fisher came from Eaton Friday.
Dist bic uncle. John Wood in The
Saturday. He ,sxpscts TO accom-.
Mr.. Woods to Los Angeles,
:. whore they win spend The winter.
Wood will probably return In the
= - he hay 70 acres Of good wheat
80 acres Of his ranch u rentsd 10
J. Chambers who viii summer til.
The Keota news., 1921-12-17
Musleal Club Nests

The AIsical Club met at de r. B.
Hemphill home last Tuesday evening.
II was the first meeting held since last
spring. About twenty-five persons wsrs
present and engaged In playing gamsa
and singing. A lunch Of sandwiches.
pickles, cocoa and cake Was served. Mr..
and Ars. Guy Vswter. who recently ~
turned from Pawnss City. Nsbr.. were
tho guests Of honor.
The club will meet In two weeks With
Miss Mary Haworth.