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LLOYD DGEORGE ANSWERS
NOTE FROM IRELAND
CONTINUED from Page One,

equal activity has prevailed in the
military barracks and that machine
gun practice awakens the Dublin ciu-
zenry every morning.
The general impression In Sim Fein
and other circles here today was that
the exchanges between Mr.. De Valera
and Mr. Lloyd George constituted only
new stage in the prolonged negotia-
tions.
After today's public session of the
Dali Eireann at which Eamonn DC
Valera was unanimously elected leader
of the Irish republicans with the title
of president of the Irish Republic
and Arthur Griffith founder OF, the
Sim F'ein. was chosen vice president
secret session of the parliament was
held.
According to the official report only
ordinary business WAS transacted.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-27
LAMAR NEWS

The Elks lodge of this city at their
meeting Tuesday night decided to at
tend the State Convention at La junta
on September 9th. the lodge going IN
body. On September 9th the local CLUB
expects to receive a large class OF new
members DR.. r. f. Wilson OF Holy
was visitor.
Fulton Townsend. Robert Higgins OF
the state highway department. ana
Robert Higgins. Jr.. accompanied py
Emile Vidal. were in this city on an
Baca, Prowers, Las Animas and Bent
counties with view of arriving at the
sum needed for the maintenance OF the
| roads so that a budget may be Inquired
They left for Springfield over the
Springfield road and intend to return
by way of Two Buttes to Holly and
from there to this city over the trail
They are also planning to attend the
district meeting of the commissioners
at Trinidad Saturday. August %.
The Doll-Lamb company OF this city
are at present completiong tho break.
ing of between 500 and $500 acres of
land which they intend to put into fall
wheat. This combined with the acre
age of the newcomers on nearby tract
will add appreciably to the wheat yield
in Prpwers county.
Few persons in the county realize
just what the flood cost the county OF
Prowers alone. The five bridges ovei
the Arkapsas river have up to the
present time cost 10000. The Board OF
County Commissioners, at session
held Wednesday. allowed the Stryker
Construction company 5000 for work
done on the Lamar bridge over the Ar
kansas, during the flood period OF June
3rd.
Mr.. and RMS. A. II. Basse are busy
moving into their new residence on
South Main street. II was recently
purchased by the st. Francis de Sale.
Parish from CRANKY Hillyer. Mr. and
Mrs. Basss have leased the handsome
home.
The La JuntA ball team again de
feated the Lamar club when they met
at Potter park yesterday afternoon
The score was "a to 4 La Junta go,
all the fourteen in the fourth inning
the Lamar team will take on the Pu-
eolo Traction company team and a
good game is expected.
Mrs. A n Taylor and three children
left yesterday for her home in Dallas
Las Animas and Lamar visiting rela.
lives. Mrs. Taylor is daughter-in-
law Of Charles Taylor of this city
MI Eckles II leaving today for Den
yer on a combined business and pleas.
ure trip. Mr.. Eckles said he was TAX
ing fishing tackle and his own boat
which he can carry on top Of his car
as II only weighs 81 pounds and a bill
TO collect but that he would more than
likely do more fishing than collecting
Ella Stone. Alice and Pearl Allen.
and Leroy Hostetler. and Campbell
motored to Queen Beach "Wednesday y
evening where they enjoyed a ham
burger fry.
The out OF town visitors today were
Miss Zetha Sewell. II NJ. Marshall and
]. q. Bennett Of Las Antmaa. Lou
Phiper. of Holly. James Cushney, OF
Prcwcrs. and w. A. Leonard of Cad
doa~
RSrpirA Taprey ~ tina YJh~x%r ren
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-27

Rernice Tanner of tn. Liberty com
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-27
EVASION OF NICARAGUA

San Salvador. Republic Of Salvador.
Aus 7s-Armen bands have invaded
Nicara guam territory from across the
Honduran frontier and have taken
control of the village of Limay and
Somoto. not far from the facirle
coast saws an official dispatch from
ManaCus NicaraEuap forces have
been sent TO repel the invaders and
protest has been sent to Honduras
Il ie said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-27

munity WAS thrown off her horse whfia
going after cows the other day and
was badly bruised Her sister. Ethel
IL doing the cooking for the starrs
throshing crew hs a result Of Beruice ]
Injuries.
A number ~ friends r--p-issi
Thelna Eutchison at her home Wed
nesday evening IN honor Of her four
tecnth birthday The evening wa
spent IN lively games and dainty re
fre-hmert7 were served before the
party broke up. Those present were
Evelyn Hedges. Hcsper Tucker, julia
and Coldie Driskili. Nerna Cohle. Ethel
Tuttle. Esteile Ersnkley, Lucille Corey
and JESSE and Thelns Hutch'son. and
Penni~ Tucker. Herbert Francisco and
Everett Howard.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-27

Ella Stone. Alice and Pearl Allen
and Leroy Hostetler. and Cau,pbel
mo,ored to Queen Beach wednesda,
evening where they enjoyed a ham
burger fry.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-27
SENATOR FoRrETrs BOND

washington, AuE. 8.-Senator NC
Nary Of Oregon forfeited five dollars
bail today when he failed to appear in
police court to answer the charge Of
violating the District of Columbia traf-
NC resniatlon In operating an auto
mobile past traffic signal.
The oregon senator and ruest,
George F Rodgers. ship builder.
were arrested last night my traffic of.
ficer and forced to ride to precinct
station house in = police automobile
patrol.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-27
BANKER II FINED

Denver. Aus 2s.-Harry n. Ruhey,
prominent banker of Golden. Colo
and trustee of the state school OF
mines was fined 800 and costs In PC
lice court here today on charge oS
reckless driving. A charge OF drunk
enness against Rubey was disriissed
by Magistrate. Henry Bray
Rnbey was arrested following an
automobile wreck here last Mondsy
night in which three persons were in
iured
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-27
GRAND JUNCTION MAN
BELIEVED DROWNED

Searching parties are dragging tho
Colorado river for the body of C. z
Reeser. well known rancher who lives
near here who has been missing since
Wednesday afternoon. He was re
ported to have been seen lesping from,
a railroad bridge near the city into the
stream His team and wagon which
he drove here Wednesday from his
ranch was left on the street here and
its discovery led to the search for its
owner.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-27
KING CONSTANTINE
IS. SERIOUSLY Ill

Athens. Aug. 2S.-King Constantine
who has been i'll of intestinal trouble
at Eski- Shehr, Asia Minor, is makinE
satisfactory progress toward recovery,
says a report from his physicians. The
king enjoyed good day yesterday.
following his serious indisposition on
Wednesday.
London. Aug. 2s.-Eski Shehr, the
city in Asia Minor recently captured by
the Greeks in their offensive against
the Turkish nationalists, is being swept
by fire, says an Athens dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company. The
flames have been raging for several
days and have destroyed the greater
part of the town, it is said. King Con
stantine is believed to be in Eski-
Shehr. reports from Athens stating he
has been sick there for several days.
, 1921-07-11
ORDER OF THE DAY
for an Extraordinary Meeting OF
the Colonial Council for ST. Croix,
MONDAY, JULY 18th, 1921, at
ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
Convened By request of Govermmemt).

\OO'OUO'0OW w FO4WOOV " NOON' '"''"'VN/'
!. Colonial Council Bill No. G..
End Discussion on Colonial Council Bill
No. 6. Draft of an Ordinance, introduc-
ed by Government. redeclaring and es-
tablishlng the Judiciary Department
and courts on St. Croix; providing
for a District Court Commissioner
and for additional Notaries Public;
amending an ordinance passed by
the Colonial Council for the MUM
cipality Of St. Croix, 25th May, 1920,
and sanctioned and approved 26th,
June, 1920, and repeating Chapters
one and three of said Ordinance.
!. Colonial Council Bill No. Z.
Resolution introduced by LIST Ap-
pointed Member Henderson, that
the travelling expenses for the Mem
bers of the Colonial Council be the
same as paid the Members of the
Municipal Committee.
Colonial Council Office, July 5th. 1921.
f. COULTER,
Vice Chairman.
, 1921-07-11
Notice To Creditors.
IN THE ESTATE OF JULIUS GRlLES
DECEASED.

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed admin
~ istrator Of the Estate Of JULIUS
GRILES, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
said Estate are hereby required to file same
with necessary vouchers with the under
signed Administrator within six months
from date Of this notice, at his Of
fee at Frederiksted Fort.
Frederlksted, St. Croix, V. l. u. s. A,
This 18th day Of June, 1921.
r, COULTER.
administrator.
, 1921-07-11
Publication.

IN accordance with request of Mr..
FRITZ DANIELSEN If St. Thomas,
. the Dealing Court has today taken
over his estate as bankrupt.
All pers2rs having claims aga INST said
estate are hereby requested to file such
claims with this Court within thee
months from date.
The Dealing Court of st. Thomas and
St. John, June 22, 1921.
THIELE.
.JudQe.
, 1921-07-11
NOTICE

AS | will be detached from duty
"A in St. roix on or about 18th
July 1921, it is requested that all
who have charges against me per-
sonally, or against the office of the
Despatching Secretary, render their
bills in full on or before 18th July
1921 that they may be settled prior
to my detachment.
G. w. FOX.
Despatchimg Secretary,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
RIVER NEWS


III" General B"ach. which arrived
carly yesterday morning from f';fS-
burgh. departed several hours later on
her way tn FarkNrSburE md "anc$vlis
VIA the MuSkinGum river. All way
point stops viii be- made on both rivers.
The steamer Leroy left yesterday
morning ~ 1l:30 o'clock for New Mnti-
mnras. Shn will return th,S evening.
The Helen T.. arrived last evening
from New MatamoraS and will leave
this morning at 1870 O'Clock on hc'
return trip Both uf the steamers run
ming between this city and New Maia-
mOraS hav" been carrying larE" carE"c$
n spite Of the slump In the industrial!
center.
The Senator Cor!illl dorkri yesterday
morning from Pittsburgh and after talk
.nE on a number Of shipments at tho
local wharf departed on her way 70
Charleston. She will make NIL way
point StOpH.
The General Wood locked shortly az
'"r midnight from Cincinnati. and after
at u'Clnrk on her way TO Pittsburgh
This boat will he down Saturday morn
inE from tho Smoky CITY on her way
10 Cincinnati
carly hour this morning from IaneS-
vail" and rarkcrsburE AMI after un,.
loading som" Of her shipments departed
"m h"r way to tho Smoky city.
\ stage Of 10 feat inches or wafer
and stationary was registered late laat
evening at the local wharf.
Engineer Boat Passes.
The GuYarlritc. /. :. engineer
boat. passed lore yesterday afternoon
~ nv" o'clock on n return trip to Gin
c.nna'i from r!tt SburGh. She tow"d two
hnrp;rs. tai"u "u at Pittsburgh. B"f"r"
beng transferred to Cincinnati. "Th"
Guyandottc" was stationed At Dam No.
L." at Warwood.
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GROSS SALES TAX BILL
WILL BE CONSIDERED

This afternoon At o'clock in the
offices OF the Chamber OF Commerce IN
the Market AuitCrium. Will hc hel n
special callc meeting Of the Retail Mer-
chants committee OF this association.
August q. Remkc cha irnan. will pre-
sic an requests thadt all members be
present as several important Legislative
matters will come up h"for" the body.
The purpose o: this meeting is 10 DIS
CusS TIE various terms md t"rhn;call-
ties OF the Gross Sales measure which is
row pending before the state irc !sIIturc
Several other organizations in tho city
have chrc;otorc taken up THIS matter
and are opposed to the measure.
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EASTER SERVICE AT
WESLEY N, {, CHURCH

mo PASTOR ShnH"H 'N'H""' "
Wesley NJ. l.. churCh th'S S"'' !" '
"d forward 10 as ono OF '"' k''".
Sundays "t ~" year. ~ III" '"'""
service oaptiSW am ''' ''"'''." w.
row members Will h' III ''N &c 81 Wv
pastor Rev. a. NJ. BARLOW.
tn" services Tor III" ""f A'" ~ '''
lows:
$50 a M
Professional ......... So. hNmn to-
Prayer
Anthem victory .l!H Harry Hh"li"F
Sermon ............ Rev. y. NJ hAri"W
RsceSS:onH! ...''.... iiFm" i''
Bcncdiction
1880 A M
Organ Prelude
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WHEELING FARES WELL
IN INDUSTRIAL SLUMP
Credit Mon Hear Interesting Talk by
Mr.. Gordon On Conditions
In the West

The noon -d.,y luncheon. At ;hr Sthmm
hotri y; the Nh"c'laE Ns~o':Aton or
I'rrd,t men ar.d Yesterday MAS very
wrjl attended and all enjoyed the meet
inl- very mu.'h. especially III" address
Delivered by II. r. Gordon. president OIL
tho association. Who recently returned
from 4 SIX weeks business TRIP through
tho West.
Mr.. Gordon told luSt how i" FOUND
tE, bw@iu"%S and industrial conditions
IN m, western cities AMI along tne
coast He sad tAat Wheeling and al
eastern cities Irc very busy compared
with the western cities. There az" III
~. nciGhborhood .: $4,000 p"o?.S "n"
lave nrca thr0w0 out u: work IN 'He
past few weeks on account o. the sud
L.n slump. lie said that III" lumber
lnJ fish industries. which are conSid-
cred ;wo ~: the greatest in that sec
non are now Idlr and no; wheel ~
turned IN am IT the factories and mat
IN the rsh industry OF the Northwest
salmon and u;Nrr fish that were c-luEht
last SrlSNu arr St:ii laying III the lac
tories last Eo.nC To waste because w
SURPLUS stock an hand.
IL. said that i several OF the large
cites tho slogan fight or die has been
adoptc,. lie also gave very good tax
on the good roads which run from one
state 70 another west of the Mississippi
river and tHJt any person wanting 10
70 on An automobile trip would NOT en-
,rv 4 tr.p NOR" than going out west
for :, couple ct weeks stopping n t"c
large cities.
Fu.!owlug Mr.. Gordon's talk several
otb,r routine matters were taken UP
ami disposrd q. IL was planned to de-
eide at the meeting wA"n the ANNA!
meeting % tho hoard "t directors Wouto
he held but THIS matter was postponed
unti, la;cr in the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
MNE1cE RECOVERING
GAINESVILLE Bullet Victim VIII Soon DO
Able TO GO Homo.

Attendants at Ohio Valley Genera
hospital last evening announced Ihori""
McNeicc of ia rncsville. who was shoI
four times by city officials al lam
bridge. O.. several weeks nGo' - I'M
proving nicely and will soon be aole u
be- removed 10 his home.
McNciCc, It will be rcmembc!ed. vas
snot b. the city officers OF cam or'de"
when he failed 10 stop his machine IN
which be and Miss Fay Sargent o.
RarnasvilIa wore riding. The officers
declare they mistook the car Tot mat
OF a p;hiskcy runner. AMI were a''e'hp'-
ing to capture the driver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
ENLARGE MAUSOLEUM

James X. HAL. manager OF the West
N.rE:nIa Mnusolcum Company. when
owns thn large mausolcum in Greenwood
cemetery. left last evening for the cast
where NJ will secure prices and bids on
tho erection % auothr similar building
within the near future.
II il said thcre are 80 persons asAlns
reservations in tho proposed naNSo'cum
and il Is probable II Will be oulided as
soon as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
TRAFFIC COMMITTEE

A meeting Of the traffic committee
OF the Wheeling Chamber OF Commerce
was held Yesterday afternoon at three
O'Clock in tine offices Of tho chAmoer
in the Market Auditorium. W. b. Gun
ding chairman. presided and vas well
r,eascd with the attendance OF commit
;crmcn who were present.
Al this time a number Of important
rattle matters which have been PEND =
ing for some little time before this
committee. was taken up at this time
int no DEFINITE action was taken. Sew
cral other roAine matters were taken
Nd and disposed OF at this time.
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wHEEIMGrrES WILL HEAR
SYMPHONY AT PITTSBURGH

Quite 4 number Of local musical toIk
arc planning 10 hear Rctn0vhnS E!nth
symphony. by IN" Philadelphia or'h"'-
ira April Q and "a 1T tho syria Mosque
Pittsburgh probably on" hundred r'"-
pie will represent Wheeling. THIS mag
nifcent rendition includes chorus OF
n bout FIVE hundred voices,
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NOR BAcH6ANN RECOVERING.

Charles r. Eachmann. OF "@oS Chap
line street. who has been confined 10 MS
home for the past month with illness. -
recovering nicely and eX7e";s 10 be abe
20 be out within few days.
Mr. Bachmana. who ~ the father o.
Prosecuting Attorney CACl g. I2chmann n,
IS one OF the bcS;, known men IN the city
and his condition has caused much con-
Germ among his numerous friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
REPLACE BAD RAIL-

Tho wheeling Traction Company mad
a force of men working yesterday alter
noon removing one OF the rails on the'r
Market street track near Twelfth stree.
Another rail replaced the old one so mat
teh track at this point is now IN gooo
shape. The company intends to TX 'he'r
tracks from one end Of Market S'Te"'
TO the other before the city begins re-
having this section Of the city.
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opEr IoGaEp SEWERS.

A force of the city's employees ave
been busy the past couple days "peninS
several sewers back OF the Top NIL!
along the River road. AS soon as these
covers ave been ohpcned the men VIII
60 to other parts Of tn" city.where theF
viii open several Of the sewers Which
have been causing considerable trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
KTWANIS LUNCHEON

the kIwaniS club Wi. hoii ia r"Su-
lar weekly luncheon ~ the McLur"
hotel at ELS today. Some special
musica! features have been arranged
for the program. Kiwau!an {. II. Berry
Win furnish the attCnlAnce urizrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
MANAGER RESIGNS

Word has been received 10 Ia" effect
that Marry SnnTS has resi- Ercd hiS pU-
aitjun as manager OF the Fort Henry
Dairy lunch and rs Yet - Undecided
regarding the natur" and plaC" Of h.S
n,xt position. III; will probably remain
n tn.S city. \ p,IC" has been offered
I'm IN Petersburg. Va. but he mas de-
c!incd the offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
SCHOOL ZONE SIGNS

New signs 70 I've placed IN the VAR
Gus school zones hay" been Tec"lNco ny
the city and are now bcins lh"'ai''u
near every school in the city. The signs
which o-n Of heavy metal, bear the
words school Zone. Drive Slow. Pen
atty 800"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
SEEKS CITIZENSHIP.

Herlrtr Iind.oft. 500 E"fr strr-t.
t.i"d Application ror h.s second papers
- citizenship h, for" ''vInrn ..'r.oncr John
Conrad yesterday.
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No matter what YOU want Il will save
you time and money 10 use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
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BOY SCOUT NOTES

\. the E.,SnteeAth stree: CNape. las:
e.eH;nS. was he'd n meeting q: the boys
y taa. section A. wh.,A IN" plans
~"yN mad" Tor Tho organization - =
a,w troo? O: boy scouts. Morgan Nc
'"a-a IS !ooI:ng att? n" organization
aat no doubt Will ba Ia" .'ader or
~c"utmaStrr ot the troop. Much inter
st vas SHOWN by nc boys aad they are
-c.y Anxious 70 &c: organized IS soon
- possible.
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4; " tora"y. assistant scout eX~Cu-
I'VE. has been very busy during the
oa~' couple wcSH on tho construction
g. 60 miniature cot:aG" which will be
constructed a: Camp Agam.mE. on E'g
WH""@ag Creek. during ;h.S year. The
'"rAm.tt"e on grounds and buildings
arc 20 noe: Monday "ycn.nE At which
ne they VIII cons de- 'h!S cot:aC" and
all a." satisfied. construction Of such
49, 30 started n n" near future
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\ gay dog uptown Is often i sad dog
nj home.
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EVANGELIST WEIGH AT MISSION

Mr. Homer WclCh. tn" noted singer
evangelist Mt Fourth street. Fill sing
at tho Union mission Saturday night.
superintendent Cory will give A short
talk on Faith" Saturday night is also
testimony meeting.
Tonight Mr.. Earle Wait will speak at
o'clock
Sunday night Superintendent Cory
Will preach. using as his subject The
Atoncmcnt" There will also BE- SHccia!
music. All arc invited 10 these services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24

The r"sli,a- m""t.aE$ wE.rh nav"
,,,.cn announced h"for" Will b" held this
vcHjnE a. tn" Various meeting places.
Several important. matters pertaining
80 ne banquet w be- taHcn Up at tho
n,"t.aSs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24

To help you save is - m SSion OF
Intelii6encer Want Ads.
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OPP o. TT y -l-T-I
INTELLiGENCEK WANT ADS.
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Bodice Top Vests, tailored
models. orchid and pink,
all sizes. 800 and 800
silk Top Union Suits with
fine Isle httoms. bodice
and band top. pink, all
sizes, special I.oO
Underwear Dept-ICain Ploor
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Kavser's Silk Underwear

4 luxury only in the enjoyment and w"I-Dc'hS
il gives ~ the Wcarer-ln"1pcnSiN' ana rear
economy at Stifcl'S low prices.
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: = go > = = = + = , , , = Z
: PERSONAL MENTION !
Z +%+$4+++++<++++ :

If you have job of work to do do
not fail to call on a university stu
dent. Many Of them are helping to
pay their way by doing all available
work. Call 378, Lindley Hall, or 3O9,
University Hut.
Ernest Dygert, a nephew OF A.
Dygert, well known Moscow pioneer,
arrived here yesterday from Montana,
having driven across by automobile.
He will spend some time in Moscow
at the home of his uncle.
Miss Ruth Corner Of Viola, was a
Moscow visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. William Kennedy of Genesee,
is the guest Of Moscow friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Atkinson, par
ents Of Mrs. G. A. Tenwick, Mrs. J..
H Rogers, her sister, and Thomas
Atkinson, her uncle, of Clifford, Idaho,
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs G. A. Tenwick the past few days.
Don't fail to give that job to some
deserving young man from the uni
versity. Call 378 or 300.
Mrs. Fred Campbell. who recently
underwent an operation in a local
hospital, has returned to her home
much improved in health.
Mrs. May Wolfenberger and son,
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visiting in Lewiston.
Mrs. Otto Giles and children of
Rosalia, WASH, are guests at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Rosnagle, on East Third
street.
Sigvert Tylden, who lives near
Cornwall, has gone to Lewiston to
enter the Lewiston Business college.
Benton Clark, who has been con-
fined to his home the past two months
by illness, is able to be out again.
Mrs. P. H. Clayton returned home
Wednesday evening from Seattle,
Wash, where she spent the past six
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Lena
Fisher, who has been quite i'll but
now seems well on the road to re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hendrickson Of
East Mabelle avenue, left the first Of
the week for Portland, Oregon, where
they will visit few weeks before
going on to Los Angeles, and Long
Beach, CAL, where they expect to
spend the winter.
Peter Christensen went to Spokane
Wednesday morning on business
trip.
Senator U. S. Mix arrived in Mos
COW this morning from Orofino to
join the north Idaho boosters who
leave this evening for Boise by