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The Washington times., 1921-05-08

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VIII give you true advice you can depend
ana hesish. Removes evil inhuences. gives
the name Of who you will marry and when.
tells what busineAa 10 iuckiest for you.
SsS eth 81 n. W., bet N. Z. ave. aaA
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RESORTS

SOUTH BRISTOL, MAINE.
To let for the season, s-room, nicely
furnished farm house on the road 20
Christmas Cove, overlooking the Damaris-
Gotta river. Send for photos and particulars.
4, A. MARBLE,
10 Blake St, Lynn, Mas
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY TO LOAN-sise to $500. oos on d.
c. real estate Several trust funds. All
ira nsa ctions conducted With economical
consideration for borrovsfp
wM. H. oAUNDERS = CO..
0euthsrn Building. sol 1sth ct n. ~.
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CAN'T DO THE WORK


IT'S too much to try TO work every
day against a constant, dull backache,
or sudden darling pain In the small or
the back Be rid OF II. Try Doan's
Kidney Pills. Your neighbors recon-
mend them. Ask your neighbor.
Jack Blankenship, foreman CONSTITUTE
ton Co., Plumb St, Louisa. says: II
have had the best, of results through
the use of Doan's Kidney Pills and
can't recommend them too highly. i
have lot of exposure while on duty
as foreman of a construction company
and hosting engines, together with the
JarfIng. is what had a tendency to
bring on my kidney trouble. There
We're times had to give up work and
go home and stay there, as ! was just
down with my back. Sharp. shooting
pains darted all through my back and
kidneys and the kidney secretions
passed irregularly, containing sandy
sediment. was In bad shape general
ly until went to the Louisa Drug
Store Co., and got three boxes of
Doan's kidney Piiis. began using
this medicine and soon got over the
trouble. Doan's fixed me up In good
shape and / have never been bothered
since"
COO, AZ all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
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LONDON, OHIO

Sorry to hear Of the death of Mecca
Pennington through the columns OF
the NEWS. The writer knew Mecca
from girlhood up. She was my school
and playmate, was always good girl
and loved by all. The bereaved ones
have my heartfelt sympathy.
Misses Nellie and Bivian Lyons left
here Saturday afternoon for Chilli
Gothic where they remained until Sum
day with their brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard T. Lyons after which
they journeyed on to Dennis, KY,
where they will spend their vacation
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
L. Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wood OF West
Jefferson, were the guests Friday even
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cordle Of
this place.
Jack Gartin called on his brother
Lon OF this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos III. Cordle were
the Sunday afternoon guests Of Dock
and Maud Hall.
Mrs. c.. e. Thompson and Braddie
and Maud Cordle motored to CordeI,
KY, to visit their parents.
Charley Thompson and Ed Farley
will visit friends in Kentucky soon.
RAMBLES.
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at Huntington, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Arthur White was at Buchanan last
Sunday.
Gladys Rice spent sunday with Miss
Nora White.
John Elswick and Misses Goldie,
Gertrude and Elizabeth Miller and
Arvilla Bellomy were out motoring
Sunday.
Herbert Vanhorn has returned from
the hospital and is recovering nicely.
Fred Miller and S. s. Bellomy were
business callers at Louisa Monday.
The marriage of Madge Queen and
James Davis of Estep took place a few
days ago. The writer wishes them
much Joy and a long and happy life.
Misses Goldie and Gertrude Miller
contemplate a trip to Fallsburg soon,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Burton were here
Saturday.
Fred Miller has purchased a new
car, LOVE /.
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KERMIT, w. VA.

Mrs. Z. b. Kirk returned Thursday
from a visit with friends at Inez
Mrs. Morris is visiting friends in
Huntington for few days.
Gnss!e Payne Of Chesapeake. Ohio. is
here this week.
Mrs. b. d. Pinson of Chesapeake, o.,
and boys are visiting friends here this
week.
Misses Lois and Virginia Stringfel-
low Of Louisa have been visiting Miss
Vern Taylor the past few days.
r. G. Leard and daughter, Gertrude
OF Huntington were guests OF w. F.
Taylor and family few days.
DR.. Collier and family who were Wis
iting his parents in Pike county, KY.
returned home Sunday.
Chas. Akers Of Cyrus is visiting his
brother. DIR. r. NJ. Akers, this week.
Mrs. DIR. Hawkins Is In the hospital
for an operation and is improving.
The state police of this town and
Martin county officers are finding some
stills and plenty OF moonshine whisky
here and in the vicinity OF these coun-
ties. We hope they keep the good
work going on and will not stop till 1t
is all cleaned up.
Helen and Harold Morris are, going
to Huntington this week to visit with
their grandparents till school begins.
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DENNIS

The recent rains have caused con-
siderable damage to crops In our COM
immunity.
Mrs. Lewis Wright OF Columbus. o.,
is visiting home folks here.
Bonnie Alley and Josephine Fannin
spent Saturday with their parents near
Louisa.
Aunt Harriet Christian Is very sick.
The Sunday school convention at
Oiioville was quite a success. A large
crowd and lots OF good things to eat.
Everybody seemed TO enjoy the oc-
casion. BY, " u
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Berry were
calling at AFTER Kitchens Tuesday.
s. d. Woods was on our creek Sat-
urday.
j. A. Rice, our assessor. is kept busy
at present.
T. II. Chadwick, the attendance Of
ficer, was visiting schools here Mon
day.
Bertha Hutchinson was at Jattie Frt-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davy Compton and
children attended the Sunday school
convention at Olioville.
VIM. Adkins of Carter county, is
spending few days with relatives
here.
Herbert Rice is on the sick list.
Vert Kitchen was in Louisa Friday.
Remember the ice cream festival and
pie social Saturday night, August 20.
Everybody come and help a good cause
HELEN AND SALLY.
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COMPTON

Several from here attended the s. s
convention at Olioville Sunday.
Rev. Beatty Of Louisville will begir
a series Of meetings at this place the
End Sunday night in this month. Ev-
erybody come.
Alma Kitchen left Monday for Falls
burg.
Arthur Lyons and Dave Pennington
were on our creek Sunday.
Lula Chaffin, Stella and Dixie Car
ter were the guests Of Lizzie and AL
ma Kitchen Saturday night and SUM-
day.
Naaman Brainard and Charles Hill
man were at w, s. Pennington's SUM-
day evening.
Several from here were shopping at
Fs.!sburg last week.
One OF the heaviest rains ever known
TO fall here fell Friday evening.
Chas Chains filled his regular APP
pointment at Dave Kitchens Sunday.
Our school is progressing nicely.
Misses Lizzie Kitchen and Minnie
Belle Pennington will visit friends at
Chapman in the near future.
Several from here attended meeting
at Oak Hill Sunday.
Dee Wright has returned from Van
w. Va.
Dewey Jobe was calling at w. S.
Pennington's Monday.
Mrs. Dewey Compton was calling on
Mrs. Dave Kitchen Friday.
SALLY ANN AND TIN LIZZIE.
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HICKSVILLE

School is progressing nicely at this
place with j. NJ. Dalton teacher.
Several from here attended the sac
rament meeting at Oak Hill Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Crab
tree, O fine girl.
Miss Edith Webb, who has been Wis
iting relatives at this place. will re-
turn home Monday.
Oscar Holbrook was business call
er at Louisa Friday.
9. w. Hayes is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hicks who have
been visiting friends and relatives here
have returned to their home in ASH
land. M Nt h.4
Noah Triplett expects to leave for
Holden, W. Va, soon,
Mrs. VIM. Wright Of South Charles
ton, w. Va, Is here visiting her aged
father and mother.
Mrs. Effie Dalton was calling on
Mrs. May Holbrook Sunday.
Willie Kelly was calling on his Sis
ter at this place Friday.
JIGGS & MAGGIE.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE

565 acres, on Twelve Pole,
A miles from Wayne. Hard
road being built through it.
Graded school on place. a
miles from high school.
About 35 acres bottom, $50
acres timbered, remainder
in grass, all well watered.
600 select fruit trees. Eight
room residence, one tenant
house, 2 barns, other neces-
sary buildings, cellar, ga
rage and stock scales, acte-
llene light plant. 10 miles
from Fort Gay. Easy terms
of payment. Apply to G. w.
WORKMAN, Echo, w. Va.
Alto aug2e
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PLEASANT RIDGE

The death angel visited the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Adams Thursday and
took from them an infant SON. He was
Inferred in the family graveyard on
Irish creek. He leaves father, moth
er. two sisters and two nrotners.
Fred Burchett OF Twin Branch was
a business visitor here Saturday.
John Nelson Of Catlettsburg and W.
v. Chapman OF Columbus, Ohio. who
have been visiting relatives here for
the past few days returned home FRI
day.
Martin Adams was the guest Of rel
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FITCH

John Rice OF this place died sudden
ly Sunday evening and was buried at
Walnut Grove Tuesday.
J. T. Hamilton of Logan, w. Va, is
visiting w. H. Hamilton and family.
Ernest Planck was visiting Rev. Jim
Rayburn at Emerson Tuesday.
Miss virgie Planck of Triplett was
visiting her aunt, Angie Planck, Sum
day at this place.
Miss Oracle Moore was visiting her
cousin, Miss Lizzie Leedy Sunday
Thornton Planck and Ernest Planck
of Triplett were visiting Ernest Planck
Sunday.
Miss Cora Masters was calling on
Misses May and Bessie Planck We'd
nesday night.
Ike Thompson was killed. In the
, mines at West Virginia and was
brought home for burial Sunday. He
leaves many relatives and friends to
mourn his loss.
Miss May Planck was visiting Miss
Lennie Rayburn Tuesday.
Jerry Erwin OF Harris was in Vance
burg on business Monday.
Misses May and Bessie Planck and
Emma and Cora Masters and Ersel
Plancx and Everett Gulley all attend
ed the camp meeting at Olive Hill
Sunday.
Mrs. Frances McClurg has returned
home after visiting relatives at head Of
Grassy.
Ora Rayburn has returned home
from Baltimore, Md. t
The little child of Mrs. Sintha Horse
ly died Saturday and was buried at
the Morgan graveyard.
BLUE BELL.
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CHEROKEE

There will be church at Cherokee
the second Saturday and Sunday in
August. On the third Saturday in
August there will be funeral meet
ing on Gaines Creek. The funeral of
Robert Wells and his sister. Della
GALLON. will be preached at the Jason
Boggs cemetery.
Mrs. Hensley is very III.
Miss Dollie STAFFORD of Ashland Is
visiting home folks at this place.
Miss Roberta Stafford was visiting
relatives at Webbville Sunday.
Misses Haley Murphy, Edna Butler
and Mary Griffith were visiting Miss
Dora Parker Sunday.
Charlie Sanders was on Cherokee
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kitchen were
visiting home folks at this place Sum
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wells of Hitchins
day.
were visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Lizzie Kitchen, here Sunday night.
Miss Thelma Sturgell of Cherokee
was visiting Miss Corilda Sanders
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Kitchen was visiting
friends and relatives at this place
Sunday. so FAR AWAY.
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TWIN BRANCH

Miss Ella lobe left Tuesday for
Council Grove. Kansas,
Billy lobe OF Akron, Ohio, was on
Twin Branch Tuesday visiting rel
atives.
Mrs. Rebecca Diamond was the Sum
day guest OF Mrs. Herman Webb.
Roy Hayes and Willie Diamond were
on Twin Branch Saturday.
Mrs. CANINE lobe called On Mrs. C
c., Burton Saturday.
Wade Thompson and Scofeld Jor-
dan. travelling salesmen were here on
Thursday
Maude Burton attended the Sunday
school convention at olioville Sunday
Mrs. Stella lobe and Mrs. Carrie
lobe were the pleasant guests of Mrs
Cecil Adams Sunday.
Miss ella and Ivory Jobe and Will
bur Marcum were out riding Sunday.
Clyde Barnett and Beckham Hughes
were visiting school here on Friday.
A LONELY KID.
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NEW HARMONY, OHIO

The home coming at this place Sum
day the slst was a grand success with
attendance OF about 1000 people. DIM
ner consisting of everything good to
eat was served on the ground. Every
body seemed to spend an enjoyable
day.
Bro. wilkerson OF Columbus and
Bro. Archer OF Dayton preached very
interesting sermons to large congre-
cation at this place Sunday night
Mrs. Henry May and little son of
Portsmouth returned home Wednes-
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SMOKY VALLEY

Our school Is progressing nicely.
Mrs. Terrell Bradley is visiting rel
atives at Hatfield, w. Va.
Miss Rebecca Hay has returned home
after a delightful visit with her cous-
| in, Louise Hay. at Maize.
Mr.. and Mrs. vint Nolen spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with home
folks.
Mrs. q. L. Diamond, who has been
| III is improving.
Beulah and Mexie Muncy were call
| ing on the Misses Collier Sunday af-
| ternoon. AesAH
Gertrude and Henry Fletcher were
calling on friends at Lick creek Sun
day. l5
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Cyrus and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wellman at Evergreen.
Laura Wellman spent Saturday ana
Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley attended
Sunday school at this place Sunday.
Hattie Thompson spent Sunday night
with Garnie Diamond.
Mr.. and Mrs Lindsey Wellman spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
g. L. Diamond.
| veryl Bradley spent Saturday night
with her sister, Mrs. L. e. Wallace.
Paul Crutcher spent Sunday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Williamson.
Sam Fletcher attended the baptiz-
/ ing at Evergreen Sunday.
Charley Adams and Sam Carter
passed through here Monday.
Paulie Diamond came out from Lou
lisa Sunday and spent the afternoon
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IN REMEMBRANCE

on the 26th OF July the death angel
visited the home OF Lindsey and Ger
lie Moore OF cadmus and called from
them their darling baby, one that was
dear TO their home. He was years
old and was laid to rest in the family
graveyard to await the call TO LATHE
woodrow out OF the sleeping dust.
Weep not. father and mother. little
woodrow IL not dead. He Is only
sleeping. Sweet little darling, he was
the light OF our home. All was done
that loving hands could do. II seems
hard to us TO see our loved ones laid
in the cold grave. but our lords VIII
be done. f5e ready 10 meet your dear
son when the summons comes TO YOU.
We all have to go, prepared or UMPIRE
pared. We are glad TO know that little
woodrow is with Jesus in that heaven
Iy land where parting will never come.
rather and mother only look TO that
beautiful home in glory. Little Wood
row is there waiting for you TO come.
Yes. our blessed Lord asks you to
come. We miss his company and can
not hear his sweet voice. Weep not,
little woodrow has home not made
with hands eternal In heaven where
there will be no more sickness.
VIII say to the bereaved ones that
are left to mourn the loss OF their dear
ones that are gone to live with Jesus.
only look and live for the one that call
ed little woodrow. who is able to car
~ you safe ACROSS the cold river or
Jordan into beautiful city there to live
with God and his holy angels. Yes.
little woodrow is with them and we
can find him there II we only look 70
Jesus. b. AND 8.
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-ADELINE
sing NIGEL

Sunday school is progressing nicely
at Tyree chapel.
There Will be church here Sunday
and Sunday night by Rev. J. II. Cleve-
land. Everybody come and hear q
good sermon.
Several from this place attended the
children's day at Buchanan and all re
ported a good time.
Casper Miller made n business trip
70 catlettsburg Tuesday.
Misses Anna Humphrey and Gladys
R.ce were the guests OF Misses Nora
aad Goldie White Sunday,
joe White. jr., was at cuibertso;
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Prince and
children OF Portsmouth, Ohio, after
spending few days with relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Humphrey. have return
ed hen,a.
Fred Miller was a business caller in
Ashland one day last week.
Charley Humphrey paid a visit 10
home folks Saturday and Sunday
Misses Della Atkins. Nora White and
Anna Humphrey were visiting friends
near Durbin Sunday.
Fred Humphrey was at East Fork
Sunday.
Misses Gertrude. Goldie and Eliza
both Miller attended the children's day
services at Buchanan.
Ruby Ross spent Saturday night
with her brother. T, p. Ross OF Buch-
anan.
Arthur White makes regular trips to
Buchanan.
Several attended singing here SUM
day morning.
Curtis vanhorn OF Catalpa made a
business trip to Brushy one day last
week.
Let us hear from Zelda and Estep.
OH YES,
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CERTAINTEED ROOFING SOLD LOUISA
Lumber & Supply Co.
COME IN AND SEE OUR LINE
at Green Valley last sunday.


at Green Valley last Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Hartman. Mrs Hattie
Queen, Mrs. Martha Brumield and
Mrs. Mary French motored to Falls
burg Saturday.
Adam Hartman, our Notary Public,
was called to East Fork last Friday to
draw up the deeds for the heirs Of
William Thornsberry.
James Mosley sold a fine young mule
to J. S. Berry Of West. Virginia last
Saturday.
Sam Fannin. VIM. Brumfield. VIM.
Smith and g. w. Adams were at Falls
burg Saturday.
We are sorry to hear of the serious
illness Of aunt Louisa Bali and aunt
Nancy Collinsworth Also, the bad ac-
cident to our friend. Ed Ramey Of
Radnor. w. Va.
Damer Kelly, one of Lawrence coun-
TVS choice young men was busy all
day Saturday hauling women to the
election in his new Ford.
The recent high water has damaged
our corn In the low bottoms on Gait
to some extent.
Rev. James Ellis and wife were at
the Sunday school convention at Olio-
vile Sunday.
Pearl Frazierspf Hulette was on Gait
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Roberts, webb ana Bill
lie Whit, motored to Fallsburg Satur-
day.
N. T. Rice and Roscoe Boggs were
WAITING Car, Rtca a,a x.,se. O. $1,000
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CADMTJS

Quite lot OF our people from Cad
mus attended the Sunday school con-
vention at Olioville last Sunday ant
report good time.
Damer Lyons and Willard Cooksey
OF Dennis and Noah Lee Triplett Of
Hicksviile were at the Office Of Adam
Hartman on legal business last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stone OF Messy
Bottom. Pike-co.. were visiting Mrs
Stones mother at Fallsburg Saturday
and Sunday. ai
Banner Fugate was at the ball game
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and Sunday with home folks.
Joe Delong was calling at w. M.
Berry's Sunday.
siias lobe Of Oslo passed through
here Friday.
Jewel Damron visited relatives at
Yatesville' Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts and Mrs. Nora
Newsom spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Jim Adams.
Misses Georgia Hutchinson and Gladys
Haws We're visiting relatives at Smoky
Valley Sunday
Misses Georgia Lee and Emily Haws
and Monnie Pigg were calling on Miss
es Jewel and Garnett Damron Sum
day. BETSY ROSS.
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ADELINE

There will be church here Sunday
night by Rev. ]. H. Cleveland.
Several from here attended the
Childrens Day at Buchanan Sunday
and all reported a fine time.
tives at Cadmus last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Diamond and son
Chester Of Yatesville were visiting
friends here Thursday.
Charles Humphrey, who is employed
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CARD OF THANKS.

We want to thank our many friends
who were so kind and good to us dur
ing the sickness and death OF our dear
child and wife. Mrs. Julia Moore. Your
kind deeds win never be forgotten. May
God bless each one who helped in any
way. MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT Nc
KINsTER AND HERBERT MOORE.
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Gertrude and Audrey Fletcher.
The camp meeting at the Bethel
camp ground begins Wednesday night,
August 10. Everybody come.
TWO SCHOOL GIRLS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-17
AMP FIRE GIRLS
HAVE A REUNION

III The annual re-union of the camp
4re girls of the Great Blue Vkigwam
camp w2s held Saturday evening in
the small dining room of the Y. w.
q. A. A banquet served at O'Clock,
speRed the program. Decorations
tkasnn. and bright eoRored foliage and
Halfowe'en favors and novelties made
the Ho0ms attractive Covers were
Md for Misses Trina Linfoot. Marion
Taylor, Hazel Pate. Ruby Peterson.
Nvian AusbuFy. MaymSe Christianson,
Mary Chidiaw. NeNie Ausbury,
Gladys Myers Burnside, and Eleanor
Heafy.
a "reminiscences of oldep da VS. pro-
hour following dinner 'Nnd some OF
The old campfire songs were sung.
q Bethesda. Branch No. 2 Of the
Bethany Lutheran church, will meet
en- Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The hostesses will be MesdA1les F.; j..
Knutson. Ed. Rushfelt antA -. Vaks-
xik.
q There will be a meeting at the Re-
bekah circle in the Odd Fellows hall
fin Tuesday afternoon. ope1ing at 3
O'clock. The Baby Show which was
20 have been conducted at this time
MdS Uecn pOSlpOAcu, IL 10
POSSESSES for the social hour, which
rs to follow the meeting are Mes
Hames W. 5. Delameter. J..'Gress n
ID. GIaserud.
~
n In the home of Mrs. Helen Rout-
Nahn Benson. 633 Fourth avenue. a
Regular meeting of the Alpha Phi
alumnae club will be held this eve
stins.
* DIR. n Mrs. e. E. Sherman. 305
Vernon avenue, are the & nests of
friends in Devils. Lake and will not
Mturn to Grand Forks until wednes-
day. They plan to spend a part of
the time hunting in the lake vicinity.
~ 4
- n campaign for new members will
He conducted this week by the High
SCHOOL Student club, with Miss Char
fbtte Hanson. chairman Of the menu
kership committee. and Miss ". Helen
Ia vies IN charge. Two teams will be
organized within the club ant they
HtlI contest to secure the larger. mum
der of members.
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DIT Tinker BobZHz
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&&GA1y9& byCarxIe III 3Holconnh 3l9aA
bycarysleA Holeomh
TWO. CREATURES IN AN ARGUMENT.

Tinker Bob went on his way to. see
Mr.. and Mrs. Grouse. He didn't want
to dispute any of the forest creatures
words but he was a little suspicious
about the snowshoes that Mother
Nature furnished for the Winter. AS
he passed the Lake he heard an argu-
nlent and stopped to listen.
I'm going to start a winter Ferry
across the lake" These were the first
words he heard.
Star a winter Ferry, the idea; you
capt even get a.ong with the man
agement of the ferry that now goes
across the river. How do you expect
to start a winter Ferry? our dis
position will not let . do anything
but dive in a hole by the side of the
river and tease every creature who
should chance to pas that way.
These 2were<the words of another who
s~eemedsto be einsthe Lake, ).
Tinker Bob walked silently to the
waters edge to see If he could hear
better h subject which they were
discussing. -. =
rs that so? If@I ever get a good
hold on you I'll fix you for saying that.
What do you"know aboutNthe Ferry
business anyway? I guess the King
of the Forest gave me q position with
this Ferry Company andHI have a
right to say something about the way
it is run" s'&*
But please don't forget that 1 have
a place with that company and / have
handled all Of the baggage for Jack,
the Rabbit, and Sammy Squirrel and
Red Robin and all the other forest
creatures. And 1 haven't had any
trouble with anyone. The trouble with
you is that you haven't learned to get
along, with the folks of the forest.
You can't expect to- amount to any
thing till you set along with them.
o want to run eyetythlng your
to destroyrthe work Of everybody else.
You. will never get along in the forest
that way. If o would listen to me
you would do a lot better and be
making something for yourself and
have some friends besides"
Tinker Bob was interested to hear
such words and when he came close
enough who. do you suppose he saw on
a log that extended out Of the water?