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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
MANY NEW BUILDINGS
Over Twenty New Buildings
Added to Village Improve
ments This Season.

From investigation this week
there has been over twenty new
residents and other structures
builded in Eagle River this past
summer and fall, and at that
there are many more planned if
the weather is moderate this win
ter.
Not in one section of the village
alone has new residences been adj
ded, but from every section one
sees new structures either finish
ed or under process of compile
ton. And it speaks for the pros
perity of the county seat of Villas
county as a place where conf
dence in the upbuilding of the
residence and business section in
order to cope with the new BUSH
ness bound to come, is such that
the man with the money is not
afraid to invest.
The plant of the V. Krefl Com
pany now under construction will
be finished ahead of the con-
tract. Already the walls and
main portion of the building are
in a state of completion.
Gorski's motion picture build
ing on Wall street is under full
sway, and will be ready for the
interior workers whiting the next
week. The Gaffney building
needs but the placing of the
furnace and installation of water
pipes and wiring for custom use.
1t will be ready for occupancy
the first of next week.
The new planning mill and box
factory, together with office
building and barns recently fin
ished for the Observation-Disclosures
Lumber company adds much to
the general appearance of the
mill buildings erected the fore
part of the year.
Not alone is work being done
on new buildings. Remodelling
of residences and other struc-
lures have been going on all sum-
mer and this number will total
in the dozens. Work has been
plentiful this summer and with
the opening of the lumber camps
this week, there will not be much
need of any loafers on the streets.
Wages are fair and have been all
summer.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
SAMMY SHOOTS A BAR"
Youngsters Misinterpret Sign
and Go Cunning for Wild
Animals.

When II. A. S. Egberts or his
neighbor southeast of the village
placed a sign on their gate re-
Gently which read Shut the
Bars, they did not dream that a
misinterpretation would be made
and cause the taking down of the
muzzle-loading 'fuzee' in order to
scalp a wild animal
Sammy Rand, the only young
ster in the village that has more
friends than he knows what TO
do with, passed the Egbert farm
the other day and saw the Shut
the Bars" sign. Sammy inter-
preted it to read Shoot the Bars"
and came home all excited. Went
to Walsteds sporting goods store,
borrowed an air rifle on the
strength of his argument to Wal
sted that there were bears just
out of town, and beat it with
his chum Bud Adams. They still
believe that Egbert or his neigh
Dor has a bunch of bears corral
led in their woods pasture.
Sammy is one of the most
"honestest" traders you ever
heard of. He and Bud Adams
were in a trade for Sammy's BIZ
cycle. Bud claimed his father
said it was only good for the
scrap heap. Sammy wanted to
sell and used this method to dis
pose of his property: Nov Bud
you know you want my bisikkle;
faint very good but you en- get
long all right with it; your pa
don't know what he's talkin' about
if he says my wheel 'aint any
good; / ride it, don't | Bud?" |
don't fix it much, you know that,
don't you Bud. C'mon give me
two dollars; it's good as that,
amt it?"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
Uncle Joe Has Bought

There was a fellow here Satur-
day evening who had been up in
Eagle River Country and he told
rs that Uncle Joe Cannon has
purchased some land on the
beautiful Duck lake and will have
a summer home there. He lives
in Danville, Illinois and will make
his trips by auto. So next sum
mer we may expect to see Uncle
Joe here, for we are on the di'
root route.-Shawano Journal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
Looking Up a Location.

Messrs. Z. j. Bigelow and A.
Ness of Chicago, accompanied by
William F. Bigelow, a lawyer from
that city, were in Eagle River
last week the latter part looking
after a location for a summer re-
sort of no mean proportions.
Whether they found what suited
in this 'plenty-of-room" country
of lakes and woods is not learn
ed, but there is no question but
what they secured a favorable
location.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
Wallace is Married.

Friends of L. w. Wallace will
be pleased to learn that "Wallie'
was united in marriage to Miss
Mabel Royce of New York We'd
nesday. October 18th. Their resi-
dence will be Isl West 18th
street, New York after November
first. Mr.. Wallace made this Sec
ton his home for several years
and was the first real live-wire
booster for Eagle River among
the outside contingent then max
ing pilgrimages to the Big Woods
region every year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26

for Judging. After dinner. fol-
lowing and awarding of prem
iums, a demonstration of explo-
sives was given by A. p. Sher-
wood, who has that department
IN charge. Games and contests
galore filled in the afternoon.
One of the guessing contests was
that of calling the number of
seeds IN a premium pumpkin.
Three ladies tied for first honors
and the winner was given a years
subscription TO a farm paper. In
the evening a splendid school pro-
gram was given under the super
vision of Miss Media Bessey. Much
credit for the success of this first
fair is due Miss Bessey, teacher in
the schools. and Harry Daley.
superintendent of the company.
Following are the premiums
awarded:
Green Mountains-John Sim
mons lst; U. S. Fairfield End; Mer-
rill Grogg 3rd; Henry Rutherford
9Th.
Early Potatoes-U. S. Fairfield
lst on Early Rose; f. L. Perkins
2nd on Early Rose; John Bastian
3rd on Early Rose.
Rurals-George Bert 1st; Chas.
Kuhlman End; Dan Mckenzie 3rd.
Burbanks- Henry Rutherford
lst; John Bastian End; George
Bert 3rd.
Any other Variety-M. Childers
lst on Beauty of Hebron; Walter
Combs End on Beauty of Hebron.
0niOn-Robt. Rutherford fst;
]. b. Carlin End.
Rutabagas-Fred Younger 1st;
Geo. Bert End; ]. b. Carlin 3rd.
Cabbage-John Bastian LIST on
green variety; Geo. Bert End; ].
B. Carlin 3rd. John Bastian 1st
on purple variety; Merrill Grogg
End: j. B. Carlin 3rd.
Squash-Walter Combs 1st: Mer-
rill Grogg End; S. Fremstead 3rd.
One of these squash weighed in
at 81 pounds, and is now on ex-
hibit at the advancement rooms
in Rhinelander.
Parsnips-Mr. Sipps lst; Mer-
rill Grogg End.
Carrots-Me Merrill Grogg LIST;
John Bastian End; Fred Younger
Bird; J. b. Carlin 4th.
Beets-Merrill Grogg 1st; ]. B.
Carlin End.
Corn. b. Carlin 1st and End;
Geo. Bert 3rd.
Cucumbers-J. b. Carlin 1st;
John Bastian End.
Pumpkins-John Bastian 1st;
Merrill Grogg End; Geo. Nelson
Bird.
In fancy work, canned goods
and baked goods. the following
ladies carried off honors. This
exhibit was worth the time of the
visitor in seeing what the house
wife can do when the occasion
demands. And that the lady of
the home is due to receive her
abundance of credit, is shown
here by the premiums awarded.
1st End 3rd.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
Opened Law Offices.

Jonas Radcliffe of MinOcqua
has opened law offices on Divi-
sion street, beginning with the
first of this week. These are
temporary on that street, he now
waiting for the completion of
adequate rooms in some of the
new buildings on the main street.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
Killed Two Wolves.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Larson OF
Big Buckatoban lake was IN
Eagle River yesterday from their
resort, bringing with them TIM
Der wolf which DIR. 5. Z. Grinae
had trapped. This makes the
second wolf Mr.. Grinde has caught
near Buckatoban this fall. BOun'
" is $40 each.
Villas County News-S2.OO a year
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
Enter Appleton Hospital.

Charles Chase and Thos. Foley
left Monday morning for Apple
ton. They will both be operated
upon for rupture in St. Eliza
beth's hospital at Appleton.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
President Calls on Country for
Tribute to Soldier Dead Nov. Ii

BY the President of the United States Proclamation.
ONHEREAs, The Congress the United States by a con-
current resolution, adopted on the 4h day of March
w last authorized the Secretary of War be
brought TO the United States the body of an Ameri
cam who member of the United ExpeditiOnay Forces
in Europe who lost his life during War those
identity has not been established for burial in
Theaer of the National Cemetery at Arlington, Va; and
Whereas, The remains of this unknown American be
brought TO the United States in of the said
resolution, will be Memorial Amph-
theater at Arlington the 18th day of November and
Whereas. These will representative all
identified American dead who the World gave
lives in their cOuntry's cause; and
Whereas II desired grateful recognition their
loyal devotion country and of their sacrifice should be
propriateIy shown with due oemnty by their GOdfearing
and patriotic felIow-cOuntrymen now,
Therefore G. Harding, President the United
States of American do hereby call upon all devOut patriotic
citizens of the United States from their accustomed
occupations labors Friday, the of November
from II o'clock minutes that hour
period silent prayer thanks the Gver of All Good
for these valuable and vaOous lives and of suppicaon for
His divine and for His blessing beloved country
Furthermore, hereby direct that the national flag be
displayed upon public buildings of the United
the army navy, and Marine Corps
throughout world well upon all American embassies
legations and consuates from sunrise until sunset NOvem
Der ii, 1921
witness whereof, / have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of United States be affixed.
Done in the District Columbia this 3Oh day of Septem
ber the year thousand nine hundred and
twentyone independence of the United States
hundred and fOrty-sixth
WARREN C. HARDING
BY the President:
CHARLES f. HUGHES. Secretary of State.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
Parent-Teacher's Association.

The second number OF the lee
ture course coming November D.
the program for the Parent
Teachers Association will be CIV
en-. Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 8 +. NJ
Community Singing.
High School orchestra.
Number by pupils of Miss Hintz
room.
Number by pupils of Miss Fer
guson's room. -.
Instrumental Duet Deborah
Everett. Kathryn Adams.
What a public Health Nurse
Means-Miss We'll.
Solo-Ben Strong.
Duties of County Nurse-Mrs
Wiegand.
VIM. Raese of the B. c. garage
come home Friday from a trif
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
rsSITCCESS OF FAIRS
=
,,..Iurrsion and Wine
-r,nmunity Fairs Last
Were Hummers.

II
- Were Hummers.
4 alton in com
of products
county or state
Haugurated last
a. unity fair assOcia-
Agent Gibson.
f. proven a fact
Ne and the fair
ru felt would be
venture. was shown
Junction and
a community
efforts of the
past season.
rs moon Of last
Junction territory
4. enter Of attraction.
the farmers and
the High lake
s ral miles north
rr brought an ex-
arden and culin-
sa-- Tire little school
Iocated a couple
@ home of Mr..
MA. unable to house all
rH the exhibits.
- rser-fIow meeting
@ outside the build
accommOdate the
Tine rwinEs Of crops
sr average and cash
were Eiven after the
- Judged. Following
rIendid program
E both the High lake
|. @ Junction schools.
Ia r-r..r1 for the splen-
a the children's pro-
tn Miss Edith En-
rFtre uh lake school and
4 Anna Wue Of the BOul-
! ElL
M following premiums were
II Boxer first on beets; lst
Mn.
r FrI list on citrOn.
BIS Hammond lst on beans;
.~ e-- exhibit.
ry F Est on canned exhi-
.tr r1 squash: End on GU
,a-g @ On field pumpkins
y E- Zrd on long carrots.
b Wise 1 on cucumbers;
90 t1rr 3rd on Green
-
b U Ist on corn; 1st on
rs ar short carrots; lst
Pr rl ms. lst on Green
--s an Bunbanks; 2nd
@ @ on turnips.
B & Ist on long car
I Green Mountains;
- 3rd on corn.
3 CAV Saturday Vinegar vii
ayes and farmers
. first community
rs said that the showing
p was equal to that of quite
sr u county fairs held
w @ northern part of
State mill company gave
e E Coz me fair and il was
- crowd all day and
-g OH evening program at
w The exhibits of
Gees w extra good and all
-s asr tors lack Is a little
E - paring their ex-
b U than that they were
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-08-04
CHARTER

Law ballot and a majority OF VOTES caS. ~
,.iart and each share OF STOCK 10 Shti a..
the owner thereof To one vote ti,iarni
n.rson or by proxy. and ta'h III -
lb,r. to entitle t4e owner thereto 10 gu,
fractional vote a. ms iId''i'""'
10 one whole share.
,rTICIE IN-Au checks shall be signed
nv tyo Officers of this corporation ana an
Ga psu7l> puG 5un!IM u! 40 !iGqS
two onirer> nf this corporation. :,
Tim. done and passed In my oI'S "
81 ,ity nf New Orleans. state OF Lou
si,uy on the day and in the mohih "n"
year first hrreabOve written III lnf -.
.pr.. of Mr>srs. John q. Streck ana iI It
HALL both competent WITNESSES, ,aT,ns
in hi. city. who have signed their names
t,,,.thrr with the said parties ana me NO
t,ry. after due reading these presents.
Witnesses. John q. Streck. Irene Han
FREDERIC {. QUERENS, tS"aI'
Notary Public.
Acting for John Wagner. Notary Pueiir.
absent on leave under eNe'u'l'r
authority.
7 th,. undersigned. Recorder OF mort
,,..,,,.. in and for the Parish of Orleans
St5t. Of Louisiana. do hereby certltN tha'
fb. above and foregoing Act OF lncOfPord'
lion of Robert \. keyer ana 'oinP'nH
In, was this day duly recorded III my
p0ir.. in Book 1888. folio I6l. Ne" UT
leans. Louisiana, July Ind. HI.
ROBT. SCOTT.
py, Recorder of Mortgages.
I Holm Wagner. a notary public, IN ana
far TN, Parish of Orleans, state OF Lou
j,iana, do hereby certify that the apov,
ana foregoing il true and correct copy OF
tha original Act of incorporation OF RObtr'
4 Kryrr and Company. Inc. ana oI ih'
certificate Of the Recorder Of Mortgage
lfpr the Parish of Orleans, thereto attached
tb.v hole eNtant and of record in my eur
rent nntariaI register. in faith WHEREOF
grant these presents under my signature
aud the Impress of my seal OF onicr. Nv"
prfruu, Ia August LIST. \. ID. 1921.
JNO. WAGNER,
N.t.ry PM
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-08-04
Lie the Ilnoleunn.

When purchasing linoleum for the
floor IT is a good idea to order lin
ing of felt. This precauion VIII
probably prolong the use of the lin,
oleum. 1t also deadenS sound ana
makes the floor warmer in winter. IL
prevents the llnoleum from expanding
or contracting and ii gives softer
tread, all advantages worth consider
ing.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-08-04
chamninn Bird SwalIower.

The cassOwary has reputation AZ
a champion swallower. Owing TO its
habit Of swallowing stones anu other
hard substances to assist its digestion,
some wonderful stories have been told
Of IT'S powers Of glGt'ony.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-08-04
CHARTER.

was this day duly recorded in my office,
in Book -. folio -.
New Orleans. July 20, 1921. .-,
ISiTnedl. ROBT. SCOTT.
Depty Recorder
I hereby certify the above aud foregoing
TO be a true and correct copy OF tue ORGY
nal act together with the certificate oil
fhp Recorder of Mortgages, on nile and OF
record in my office.
In faith whereof. I hercuntO set my hanu
and seal this twenty-ninth day OF SplH'
W. W. Young,
Notary Public.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-08-04
R.rovatino a Lantern.

II the iron surface of your lantern
has become rusty rub of all the rust
with the fine glasspaper or other pol
fishing material When the smooth
iron IS exposed give il a coat OF black
load or some similar preparation.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-08-04
CHARTER.

-, Sucb retirement or redemption OF
nrefprred stock can only De eHeCI.u 80
thirty days previous notice III VI I'D
the holders of preferred stoch OF s ,ha
,fter drawing by lot, in the presence Vi 'n nj
ho,rd of directors. Upon such hoIioe an
dividends. interests and arrears Shail ''"''
with respect to such retired stock. o,iry
O. Preferred stock shall enjoy no E'tie
noyyer. and no holders or owners VI r.,
iarr.d stock shall be entitled 10 any VIZ
,,itb raspect to Sucn preferred STOCK, Vi ~
anv of The affairs of this corporation VI
meetings of the stockholders OF ule
thereof. or otherwise. ,f.a tbat
tbay have been duly authorized, empoWeIeu
and directed To sign ana execute al
ouisite and necessary acts OF Pro,oI ',1t
TO carry out and erect sald afiiu, mo
and that they do now appear before ny !
. notary in order to make proper ho'Ii i"i
r.cord of said amendment ana 10 nav
same recorded as required ID! law, nv
All of which will more run! aPPe't
raference TO a certified copy OF the -
ntas Of said stockholders meeting attaone,u
hereto for reference to this act Oh ai"'"U
ment. -, -. my office in
tho C'ity of New Orleans state OF LouiS
;an, on the day. month and year hgTelh
first above written in the presence VI -
r. Cbnsez and Ralph J. Schwarz, com Pe
taut witnesses, residing IN TINS ch!, 81
bsva berpuntO signed their names WIN IN
said appearers ana me, hoIdiS'
reading of the whole - pouI Il
witnesses: Ralph j. Schwarz' faui L.
ChaseZ. e,,>.,,D,
(oplGiNAh 'io->A A. C. JACOBS, .
President
FRANK L. SAMUELS,
VicePresident
WILLIAM J. GlS1E,
,Sr,, Notary Public
Recorded Mortgage Office BOOK LIDO
Folio 40. With of Orleans
state of Louisiana, Parish OF orie e All,
Herman l.. Barnett, notary Puo,' 60,
commissioned and quallhed' III anu i,ano
| tha Parish of Orleans, State OF louisa ta ia
| 40 hereby certify that the above ana I uoIe
| going amendment to charter OF an,
| american Furniture Factory, INT Il 80,
and correct copy Of the Original dTt u III
| William J. Guste, notary puDllc, july o'T
| 1o5I and of record in his Office, anu tha' :,
| tha said notary, am duly authoIlHeu
| max the within true copy for ana %. w
| hoIf of the said William j. Guste. hotai
| nv yirtue of a certificate of the GoEeInp 1noI
| 10 state of Louisiana, dated July oth' 10 70,
| designating me, notary, TO ACT III III. IT, IT.
| and stead of William j. Duste' h0'"'
In witness whereof, / have hereunto ~
INV hand and seal, this 18TH DAY OF tn
month of July, 1921, at New Orleans LOUIS
| lana. n,,<I RARNETT
| "oE' Notary Public
| July 2l-Aug. %.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-08-04
CHARTER.

an my office. in Book 1858 folio '1J.
New Orleans, July IL, l92l.
July 2S-Sept. J.
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,uESDNENT TO CHARTER OF LON
GINO COLLINS, lNC.

Aug.4 Sept. s.
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Aug.4-Sept. S.
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J. B. ROSSER, JR.

j, the undersigned. Recorder of Mort
cages, In and for the Parish of Orleans.
state OF Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act Of Incorpora-
ton OF the Hin-Cotton Lumber Company.
Incorporated, was this day duly recorded
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09

One thing the Washington confer
ence advertises by the very fact Of
it's existence: the center of the worlds
activity is no longer in Europe.
Villager.
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09

lola, where she expects to remain sew
eral months with friends.
Mrs. Ed Kretchman and baby went
to Montrose Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with the lady's father. Henry
BOstrom.
Some attraction here is keeping
"Stuffy" Redman of Paonia here
good deal of late. His last visit was
Monday morning.
Rex Richards returned Tuesday
from California, where he has been
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. S. Richards, Paonia people.
Miss Kate McCommons, Cedaredge
high school teacher, went to Montrose
Saturday for weekend visit with
Miss Edith Mead, postoffice clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Hinman of
Austin were among westbound pas
sengers Saturday, bound for Los An
geles on several months trip.
Osmer Dixon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Dixon Of Olathe, spent most
Of last week visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Charles Fleenor, of Read, returning
to his home Monday.
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LOCAL NEWS
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F. H. Drexel of Crawford was in
Delta Sunday.
Rev. ]. !. carp, pastor at Austin,
was here a short time Monday.
Mrs. E. A. Greenwell left Saturday
for visit with friends at Ouray.
Miss Jessie Hurley went to Mont
rose Saturday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Loops of Austin
came down Monday on short busi-
ness visit.
T. v. r. Quinn went to Montrose
Saturday, expecting to spend several
weeks on business.
Mrs. Roy Collins returned to her
home at Montrose Saturday after Wis
iting few days here.
Mrs. Gusta Helmke left Wednesday
for st. Louis, where she expects to
remain several weeks.
Miss NJ. E. Willis left Tuesday for
The Delta independent., 1921-12-09
ASH MESA
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Wayne Tunget is on the sick list
this week.
Pat Wright spent Sunday with Jim
Palmer. Jr.
Mrs. Smith is working at Mrs. Fred
McDevitt's.
Mr.. Schultz spent last week with
friends in Montrose.
F. w. Shields OF Olathe visited his
son, Milford Shields, Thursday.
Charles Felix and family spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Felix.
George Cotter and family were Sun
day dinner guests at the Page home In
Delta.
]. I. Foster and family we're delight
fully entertained at the w. C. VII
liams home Sunday.
Thursday Mrs. Carsner and Mrs.
Cone entertained Mrs. ]. Bailey and
Mrs. Frank Kesling at dinner.
Byrl Cox went to the coal mine
Monday morning for truck load Of
coal for Mr.. Winebright OF Montrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McDevitt are the
proud parents OF 10A pounds baby
boy, born Saturday night. The mother
and baby are getting along nicely.
John Hogan, while visiting his sons
in Gunnison, was taken to the Salida
hospital and bad a broken bone In his
leg set He is home now and doing
nicely.
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California Mesa
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burch were
shopping in Montrose Friday.
Newt Beal is pasturing the Fitx-
patrick sheep this winter.
Mrs Clark Miles is visiting her par.
ents. the Waugh family. at Colona.
Henry Thomas and family visited
at Lee McLaren's home Sunday.
T. c. Anderson and H. B. Turner
made a business trip to Montrose Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gable left
Thursday for their old home in Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Deges took din
ner Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Lampkin In Olathe.
l.. r. Hogan bought bean thresher
from Henry Thomas and is threshing
his bean crop this week.
A plasterer from Olathe is plaster
ing the new addition to the McLaugh-
lin house this week.
l.. ]. Finch and wife Of Montrose
spent the day Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Mabie.
Mrs. Il. G.. Blowers spent couple
OF days last week with Mrs. Clarence
Workman OF High Mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Brooks visited
the Steve Berry family at Delta over
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Wilhelm and wife and daughter
Margaret Of Olathe spent the day FRI
day with Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Tabor and son
Grover and wife and baby made Q
trip to Delta Sunday afternoon.
Frank Lewis returned home last
week from the hospital. While still
very weak, he 10 gaining rapidly.
J. X. Vaughan, Ike Homewood and
Harold Blowers made trip to the
hills the last Of the week to look for
cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Roatcap Of Olaths
entertained Misses LEILA and Blanche
WAitner. Guy Taamage and Alvin Free