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will preach at this church. Many
will remember him as a former pas
tor, and loved by everyone.
Mrs. Retta Fortney of Friendsville
and Orrin Kissels Of Ashland were
Sunday visitors at E. c. Kissels'.
A beautiful Children's Day pro-
gram was carried out at the Homer
M. E. church Sunday evening by
the little tots, with Mrs. P. J. Warn
er and Mrs. r. R. Barnes IN charge.
The church was beautiful in it's deco
rations of roses and ferns and each
child did his part well. One Of our
aged members said it was the best ne
had ever seen in Homer. The nouse
was filled with happy parents and
friends.
Frank Sechrist traded his farm for
property in Kenmore belonging to
Ralph Kane. The families will ex-
change abodes next Monday, the ~.
We are surely sorry to see the Sc
christ family leave Homer where they
's1re6 Guem os euoq I!eql epem eAeq
We wish them we'll in their new
home and welcome Mr.. Kane and
his family among us. These people
come to us with a good report and
we hope they will be happy among
us.
Aaron Swartz attended church in
West Salem Sunday forenoon. He
took dinner with his cousin, Lucian
Swartz, south of Chatham.
The wiener roast last Saturday ev-
ening in Mr.. Sechrist's woods was
well attended and enjoyed by all
The threatening storm stopped L1any
, from coming and few left for home
a few minutes after arriving. Two
| large brush heaps were burned and
the wieners were sizzling over the
Goals to be eaten with fresh rolls
/, Everyone ate to their hearts content
and left for home before and dur
: ing the downpour. s
i A happy group of young people
drove to Elmer Haulk's Saturday ev
S ening. They were treated to ic'
n cream and lemonade. The rail
: made it somewhat difficult to ge
:. home over the mud roads in auto
and one boy got stuck, near his sweet
e hearts home and had to spend tn
f rest of the night in his car. Thi
made him little late for s. s., bu
= no worse for the wear.
s o. s. Thacker is beautifying hi
house with a coat Of paint.
J. Cliff Young ana wife entertaine
g the following, Sunday: R. M. Alber
y and wife, Ernest Park and famil
II and Herman Funks Of Lodi. Ges
n Young and wife of Barberton ar
'f spending a few days at the sam
home.
VI Miss Florence Eicher is home frol
y Akron for week where she taugt
'e at the Howe school. She will atten
y Kent Normal for a six weeks cou:s
w. Gordon and wife accompanie
@. L. Eicher and wife to Medina lai
Tuesday and while there visited til
A. I. Root company.
!. Rev. Barnard Of Ashland will !
!, the pastor for the West Home
!. church.
" Mrs. P. J. Mann went to La Granf
Saturday to see her father. He hs
: spell Of nose-bleed from Thursds
until Saturday and it began to
pretty serious until the doctor g
! it stopped.
Several from Homer attenred Il
= Uncle Toms Cabin show at Lo
I. Wednesday evening.
" A band Of gypsies went east tn
Homer Tuesday. They stopped
few minutes in the village, thea p,
- ceeded on their way east. They we
~ quite decent and cleanly.
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. waIketh in Darkness.

He that hateth his brother ID In
darkness, and walketh in darkness
and knoweth not whittier he goeth
because that darkness hath blinded
bis eyes.--I John 2:11.
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Brunswick

George Aylard and family OF Cleve-
land spent Sunday here at his mothers
Miss Bird,one of our high school
teachers of a year ago, visited here
this week at'J. F. Babcock's,
Bert Hale, wife and little daughter
have moved here from Grand Rap
ids Ohio, into Lester Vaughn's rooms
that were vacated by Henry Barton's'
Mrs Hale is sister of Mrs. Ed.
Graf.
The town nine have fixed up dia-
mond on the John Tibbits place, and
Sunday Granger came over and played
and lost the game.
Walter Coleman, Clarence Rohde,
Clair Tibbitts, Alvin Gibbs and Lucille
SRitchie are all home from Ohio State.
Marian Perkins came home from
spending the winter at Marysville'
Tenn, college.
Mrs. Wayne Cadmium and baby,
Dorothy, came home Sunday from the
hospital in Cleveland.
Mrs. Annie Case spent the week IN
Hinckley at her son Melvin's and
picked and canned strawberries.
The Epworth League held a rally
Thursday evening at the Methodist
church. followed by refreshments.
Miss Jessie Pocock Of Medina address
sed them.
Ed. Gibbs of Medina, with his father
and mother, went to Detroit by boat
Sunday evening and on Monday bror
back new automobile.
Mrs. Charles Damon returned home
with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Waite
of Ashland, for visit.
Mrs. David Sprague Walter Foley
and wife and Grant Chdsey and wife
were in Berea Saturday to attend the
funeral of their relative, Mrs. Mick.
tell. She was % years aid and hat
been married eight months. She haf
a tunor which caused stoppage o1
the bowels.
Walter Foley and wife attended the
Foley reunion Sunday, which was
held in Columbia. ..
, Mrs. Mary Gay sold her Ford te
CAu..Io., Ds+cb;a
At the Grange meeting next Tues
day ice cream, cake and waters will b
served. All the Grangers are urget
to be present. ........
Mrs. Colt of Cleveland visited owe
Sunday at Mrs. Hogue's and on Sun
evening Mrs. Colt spoke in the Dis
ciple church on conditions in England
France and Belgium, as she saw
while over there this winter.
A. Hickman has sold his farm 9TH
Levanduski place) to Cleveland par
ties, and will move back to CLEVELAND
The people who bought the Wise
baum farm have sold it and gone bac
to Cleveland.
E. C. Miner has sold his house an
lot to James Fordham, to give pos
session by the first of September M
Miner has bought the home of Perr
Kellogg on N. Broadway, in Medin'
About thirty of the Rebekahs al
tended the convention held at Loo
last week Tuesday.
AL Fletcher of Strongsville, who
an Odd Fellow and Rebekah, is
St. Luke's hospital, where he was OF
Grated on for appendicitis last weel
He is getting along fine.
Work was held up last week on tt
school house as the right kind
brick did not come until Monday.
Will Stephenson is doing the ca
penter work on Charles Leinsider
new cement garage.
The Odd Fellows memorial exerci
es will be held next Sunday mornir
at the Methodist church, Rev. Kinslt
giving the address The band W
be present and escort the processie
to the cemetery where the graves
deceased members will be decorated
The Sewing club met Wednesd;
for all day in the town hall and lat
from Columbus was present and ga
a display of sewing and work done
club members.
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FOR SALE 6brood sows cornmenc-
ing to farrow about last Of June. +.
d. Koons, Medina, Phone 2030. 423
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-for Ford
coupe, Ford Sedan, starter and
all in fine order. L. G. Irwin,
City, General Delivery. lp
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FOR SALEH House of 6rooms and
bath at S46 East Liberty street. In
\ quire Of C. +. Winters, owner, 203
N. Broadway, Medina, Telephone
1868. 1p
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Lafayette

Mr.. and Mrs. John Leggett return
ed from New Philadelphia last week
after spending few days there.
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MISCELLANEOUS

IF YOU want farm help 'or if yon
want work on farm, call Farm Blu /
reau office. Phone 3103. 3itf
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LOST
I INN|

LOST-A child's mackinaw on Woos-
ter Pike between Brunswick and
Medina, the latter part Of last
week. Finder please leave at
Brunswick sub-station or phone 1926
( Brunswick. E
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WANTED X Young men and women
!. to learn Bond Business. Teachers
and students can qualify for vaca-
tions. Positions in every locality,
Lectures and correspondence course
free and good compensation besides.
No experience necessary. Good
character and references required.
Write for application blank. Union
Bond Company, 2l2 Engineers Bldg.
Cleveland, Ohio. ti's !
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Mitchell Roadster ;gocd
condition, new battery, etc. =. b.
Splitter, Medina. Nv
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WANTED

WANTED Odd jobs Of carpenter
work. Ed Bostwick, Phone 1858.
40tf'
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Bedroom. Miss Trif-
fit, 1872 West Washington St. 38tf
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Public Sale |!

The undersigned will sell al public
sale. whore she resides on West Main
street. az Forks OF the Road, West
minister, on
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UNIOSTOwN

Miss Alice~Lamb visited Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Lamb, Of Hanover, the
iirst OF the week
DIR. Kemp attended Forward Move
ment meeting in Frederick the past
week.
Miss Alice Lamb spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lamb. OF
Hanover, the tirst OF the week.
Miss Nellie Weaver was the guest Of
Mrs. John Jones and family OF Hhg-
erstown, on Tuesday
DR. Kemp visited Rev. Paul Yodef
and family OF Jefferson, York county,
Pa. on Monday.
Mr. NJ u. Smith and family and
Mr.. George Slonaker and family mo-
tored to Annapolis the past week
while there they called 10 see DR.. Gil
bert and sister
Mrs Carrie Englar schoneld, Of Ar
llngton, called on Mr. and Mrs. Mel
YIN Routson and other friends on Sun
day.
Messrs. Neyin Grouse and Clearance
Lockard and Misses Loretta Weaver
and Nellie Ham were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Smith. Of Hagerstown,
on Sunday.
Rev. 49, r. Crowson has returned
from his vacation. which he and his
family spent at his fathers home IN
Parksley, Va.
George Romspert Is visiting Rev. H..
c. DobsOn and family In Norghumber-
land county. Va
Miss Morris. OF Baltimore, and Mr..
Norman Otto. OF Washington. were
weeks end visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Weaver. Mr. otto
returned 10 Washington on Sunday.
accompanied by his wife and son, who
has spent the week With her parents
Mr. VIM H. Shaw IL visiting his
sister. Mrs. Edwin Cover. Of Ea6ton,
Rev Murray Ness and family and
Miss Lord. OF York. were entertained
at DR.. Kemp's The pas, week
Uniontown Lutheran--6t Like's
tWlntersi 2 30 Sunday school. 1880
Chief service with sermon by the pas
tor.
Nj. Union 80 sunday school. 2.So
Divine worship,
Church OF God, t'niontown- -sunday
school al 800 a. m No preaching SER
vice. pastor 10 having bis vacation.
Frlzellburg No preaching service.
Wakefield No preaching service
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HAIGHT

On Saturday last pair OF horses
belonging TO Carroll Williams broke
loose when they were hitched at Ship
ley & Bonner's at Gambler, and ran
home They were found in the barn
yard. Nothing was broken except one
OF the lamps on the surrey. Mr.. Will
hams and family fortunately were In
the store at the time. Those horses
must have been running pretty good
clip as Mr.. Harry Williams gave chase
in his automobile but did not catch
them. This Is one case where horses
beat machine
Herbert Schmidt, son OF Mrs. Geor-
gia Schmidt, Oakland Mills, had the
misfortune to cut his heel very badly
while playing a few days ago, which
will cause him to be laid up for some
time.
Mrs. Rachel Gambler. wife Of Car
roll Gambler, is in Baltimore hospital
and may have to remain there for
some time. as her condition was re-
ported TO be of serious nature.
The steam shovel arrived from Ball
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sYKESylLLE

Chancellor Henry Bradford will he
one of our lecturers st the Chautau-
qua we will have here next month, and
IL is said the value of his lecture can
not be measured in dollars and cents
30 don't miss 1t.
A number OF our young folks went
TO Glenw0od Club House last Friday
might for dance.
Miss Martha Campbell, Of Wheeling,
w. Va, has been visiting at the home
of Ex-senator Wade WariieId.
Mrs. W. Airport is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Morris Is visiting Miss
Polly Wills, Of Charles county.
Mrs. Jas. Gather returned to her
home from the Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital. Baltimore, last Saturday
She had one eve operated on and will
return Thursday to the hospital for
operation on the other eye.
Misses Lexana Wilson and Josephine
Haning, Wilson Waterhouse Jack Han
ing and Frank Coniff, all OF Wheeling
w. Va, are visiting at the home of Mr.
Wade Fl. D. Warfield.
, The bridge spanning the Patapsco
here has been replanked and is now
safe and sound
The Misses Jones, OF Front avenue,
entertained the Up-to-Date Card Club
last Friday morning.
Mrs Bessie Barnes spent several
days in Baltimore last week,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown has been Wig.
fling friends in Gather the last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John X Miller spent
last Friday al Hanover. Pa.
Little Miss Marguerite Giiler and
Master Bender GlIier had their ton
siis and adenoIds removed ~ a Bal
tImore hospital last Wednesday, Both
are improving al this writing.
Miss Fern Miller spent last Wed
nesday and Thursday with her sister
Mrs. Luther WentE. az Greenmount.
Mrs. Vertle Warner. Of Baltimore,
spent Saturday and Sunday az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs John Rinehart
Mr.. Chss. Giller Jr., spent last
Thursday at Sabillisvllle visiting hts
aunt, Miss Emma GilieT. who is a pa
tlent there. and found her very much
improved.
Master Parker Miller. OF Baltimore,
Is spending some time a. the home Of
Geo. Bollinger, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X Miller and Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Miller and daughter
Frances, spent last Sunday visiting
the formers brother. Mr., Noah Mil
Ter and family, of Westminster
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Miller and
daughter, Mildred and Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Miller and son, Melvin, spent
last Sunday at the home OF John +.
Miller and family
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timore on Saturday last, and work
was begun ON Monday grading for the
completion OF the Oakland Mills Road
which is expected to be finished this
fall. Detour by way Of North Branch,
Roland Tawney, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Tawney. OF Oakland Mills, cut his
chin in some mysterious manner re-
Gently. which required DR.. Norris to
put a plaster ON the cut.
Harvest Is about over here at last
much to the relief Of the farmers. as
they were about frazzled out from the
hot weather and handicapped which
they were working under.
Harry Sheppard, wife and daugh-
ter, and Mr.. and Mrs Ringan, Of Wal
brook avenue. were guests of o. To-
Phillips on Sunday last. Miss Rather
inc Phillips accompanied them home
and will spend the week.
Rev. n. Carl Maxwell, OF Freedom
circuit, while on his vacation In West
Virginia. had rather varied and ex-
citing trip, which he greatly enjoyed.
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sANpYyILLE

Sunday School az 9.45 at Sandy
Mount, this Sunday morning. Preach
I ing at 1915. c. +. al o'clock led BY
Geraldine Young.
The Mite Society will meet next
Friday afternoon. August 5. at the
home Of Mrs. Berlin Caple, II inciem-
en-. on Saturday afternoon. Members
cordially invited.
Sandy Mount Sunday School will
! hold IFS annual picnic in the grove adj
Joining the church Saturday afternoon,
August ~. Ice cream. cake. lemonade,
candy, bananas, and other things at
the booths for sale Lunch, as last
year. will be served At pm.
Misses Anna and Doris List spent
last week with Misses Nulda and
Edith Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John List, Mrs Kaih-
crime Zuick. son and daughter. Misses
Carrie and Lillian Gatizel. OF Balti-
more spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Miller.
Master Edwin KroH spent the
weeks end with Thomas Martin.
Mr.. and Mira. James Child and
daughter. Mildred. Of York, Pa, and
other relatives from baltimore. are
spending sometime with Mr. and Mrs,
VIM. Tanner
Mrs Luther Brown, Mra. Paul
Brown and daughter. and Emma
Brown are spending several days at
Pen Mar.
Mr. Harry westaway, o. Chicago. Is
spending a month with hts mother,
brother and other relatives.
Mrs. l.. W. Caples and daughter,
Lottie, spent couple days In Bait.
more this week
Mrs. Ernest Stocksdale. who had an
attack OF appendicitis. Is much i'm.
proved
Miss Grace yingllng spent the past
week In Westminster with friends and
attended the Chautauaua.
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pENNINes

The Vacation Bible school started
last Monday and viii end the q Or
30 Of July at SANS Greeks Brethren
church
The sick IL ail improving nicely.
Ar va Byers shot the chief that was
taking his beans Il was NF Ground
HOG
Those who spent Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs David gaif and irmiiy we're
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Munford. nf
llarrissille, and Mr, and Mrs. John
Harris, Of Enetrprlse MI and Mrs.
g !. Manahan. Of Southern Dennnlpm
My. and Mrs VIM Carver aud two
daughters Florence and Margaret
and Miss Hilda Hide. all Of Union
Bridge.
Mr Griffith ManBhau iE spending a
week with his grandparents Mr.. an,
Mrs Charles Bond. Of Westminster.
Mrs G. l.. MAMMALIAN spent Tuesday
with her parents Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Bond. % Westminster. and took IN the
Carroll County Sunday School eonven-
ton
Those who called on M and Mrs
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Miss Ruth Berrett, Of Newport
News, is visiting friends here
Mr.. r. r. Bennett, Sr., and son, Wal
ter, have been touring Western Mary.
land and Pennsylvania. for the last
week, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bennett and
children and Mrs. Roy Fowble and
son, Leroy, OF Baltimore. spent this
weeks end at the home Of Mr.. Edward
Arlington.
Mrs. X. II. Bennett, Jr.. entertained
the Queen Esther's Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Jones and daugh-
ters, Ethel and Virginia, spent Sunday
In Washington. motoring over there
with Mr. and Mrs. David Dean and
son, David and Major A. M. Hall
Mrs. Raymond Arlington and chill
dren are spending some time at the
home of Mrs. Arringtons parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer jenkins.
Mrs Richard Bennett, Jr.. leaves
Saturday to spend week with her
parents, at Marion Station, on Eastern
Shore
Mrs. Roger Hall, OF Eldersburg. has
been spending some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. Joshua Barnes, nursing their
father, Mr.. VIM Leight, who ls III at
the home OF Mrs. Joshua Barnes.
Miss Louise Presman, of Baltimore,
who with her mother and sister, Ia
spending the summer at the Hogg
Mansion. met with very painful ac-
cident one day last week. While out
riding horse back, with Mr.. John Stem
Bennett, her hourse became unruly
and threw her. Miss Presman was
taken to Baltimore Hospital and II
Is hoped she Is not seriously hurt.
Mrs. John Morris gave a dance and
lawn party for her daughter, Francis
Tuesday afternoon and few OF her
young friends.
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HOUCEsyILLR

Mrr Robert Henderson. Of Dalti-
more IL spending 4 fortnight with her
brother. Mr.. Elmer Richards.
Mrs, Grace Gfunbinc IL on a two
weeks visit TO friends Ia Mt Airy,
7. w. Buchanan and wife spent the
past Monday IN Baltimore.
r. w buchanan received a hirthdaY
envelope with an X 10 u last week
from a friend living AZ Fort Vim Mc.
Kiuiey Philippine islands
The Wesley Baseball Climb defeated
the Arcadia team on their grounds
and the Junior Team defeated the
Lawndaie Club on their home grounds
The Wesley base ball club viii hold
It's first picnic IN the grove near their
diamond 0nd viii have two games dur.
ing the afternoon
Two car loads Of granite and q car
load of sand have been ordered for
Wesley church. Every fLrmer In the
community should become interested
and pien % help haul every time q car
load " material arrives Now. II
every one will do hia part, Il viii be 9
real picnic and the pay, Eternity vii
tell.
Mr.. Joseph Pope. SIR Robert Hen.
deFson and Mrs Clara Richards
spent the weeks end with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Richards
Mr. John Johnson, o. Baltimore, Is
spending the summer with his uncle
Mr. r J Hoffman
Mr.. Luther Hoffman IL spending q
week with friends In Baltimore
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David isair and family werg Mr.. and
Mrs =. J Duvall and two daughtors
aud oac son, Miss Edna Dutlerer. Mlas
bicy stultz Roland and John stnliz
on Saturday evening"
Mr and Mrs VIM. Ecker spent scy.
eral days with their non. Mr Carl Eck.
81 and family, 81 Tyrone.
A series 81 meetings have started ut
Sam Creeks Brethren Church and viii
last two weeks
Hello. Bertett. We wure glad "a
hear from you hoping 10 hear from
you every week
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Boyle. II
this city. have returned from visit
to Mr. Boyle's brother. DR.. John
Brooke Boyle. Of Crofet. Va. The
scenery over the Blue Ridge Noun
talns aud the Shenandoah Valley Old
National Pike was beautiful. The visit
WAS most enjoyable aud both return
ed feeling much improved from their
visit Or. Boyle accompanied them
hume for short visit
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CHINAAAN 70 SPEAK Ar NEW
OAKLAND.

Mr. chan, 81 China, viii deliver an
address at New Oakland Church at
.. M Friday, July - Mr. Chan Is u
student ~ Emory unlyersity. Atlanta.
Georgia He II preparing for the min.
istry Nc win return 10 hts own pep.
pie as q missionary when he COM
plelea bis course OF training. Come
and hear him
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Saturday, August 10, 1921

at p. NJ, the following articles
2 bed room suit. stands. rocking
chairs, gas lamp, pictures. druggets,
COAL OIL STOVE,
Lamps, clocks. clothes baskets. towel
rack, looking glasses, window blinds,
screens, stair carpet, stair carpet
pads, step ladder. mattings, buffet,
china. closet. kitchen sink with cup
board top,
THREE BURNER GAS STOVE,
three burner gas oven, refrigerator,
kitchen table, flat irons, fruit Jars,
jelly tumblers, roasting pan. meat
saw, Kitchen range. In first class con-
dition, q good baker.
Terms; Cash
MRS. ROSA M. DEyILRIsS.
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PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
radiator rcpsirnr. ouicklr Auto %.

mus W.
Fred II. Miller. tree expert Of the
district office OF the forest service,
returned yesterday from the Carson
national fores neal Taos. where ne
has spent the summer making studies
OF woodland species and yellow pine.
H. -. Hammond left this morning
for his ranch in the M~anzano noun
ain where he VIII spend a few days,
returning on January ?.
Gregory Page. banker from Gallup.
Is in the city IN business.
c. @. Mardorf. OF the Capital City
Bank Of santa lie. is In Albuquerque
today.
George =. Klock has recovered
from an attack OF erysipeias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barnett left
last night for Los Angeles.
Billy sunday, evangelist, Mrs. sun
day and son wvre IN albuquerque last
night on Santa Fe train No. 4. Mr..
Sunday is suffering from a slight cold.
They were en- route to Chicago.
George Beckwith. assistant ranger
for the forest service at Tijeras, IL
spending a few days In fatigue.
r. &, Ketcham. rehabilitation as
sisiant for h federal board for vo-
cational training. has been transferred
back 10 the Albuquerque office from
Casper. Wyo. He has been in Cas-
per since last May.