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The Lamar register., 1921-03-09

Perry johnson spent Tuesday in La
mar on business.
Attorney A. c. Gordon was Den
yer visitor over Sunday
J. A. Rosebrough, the Bristol mer-
chant, is a Lamar visitor today.
W. S. Partridge of Holly was in
Lamar on business last Saturday.
II. l.. Moran, the Bristol banker.
was Lamar visitor the first of the
week.
Granville Smith of Kansas City
spent Sunday in Lamar visiting with
friends.
Attorney ]. F. Rogers of Denver
was in Lamar last Friday on legal
business.
Attorney w. E. Fisher returned
from trip to Denver the first of
the week.
County Treasurer ]. Russell May
field was in Trinidad on business last
Saturday.
Judge J. X. Doughty spent Monday
in Las Animas on important legal
business.
The board of county commissioners
have been in session this week allow
ing the monthly pay roll.
Mrs. S. 7. Spencer of Gunnison ar
rived in Lamar Monday to visit with
her daughter, Mrs. A. r. Novels.
Doc. Emerson and ex-Sherif Maur-
ice Long were Springfield visitors in
Lamar last Friday and again on Mon
day.
S. c. Van Scoyoc of the Leader store
has purchased the residence property
on South Sixth street owned by C. d.
Jones.
Chas. H. Wooden returned last Sat
urday from a successful trip to kans-
as in the interest OF the Kriswood
fixtures
The directors of the Vista Del Rio
drainage district met at the office of
their attorneys, Gordon & Goardon, on
Monday to consider the question of
the construction of the necessary
bridges for the district
The examination of Teachers for
county certificates will be held March
18th and 18th, Lamar, Colorado, coun-
ty court house; Wiley. Colorado, high
school building; Holly, Colorado, high
school building. A. NJ. session opens
at 900 o'clock. p NJ. session opens
AT m n'rlock
The Lamar register., 1921-03-09

instrument you want. Several fine in
struments in this vicinity at special
prices to close them out quickly. Write
at once for prices and terms. Address
THE KNIGHT CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO., Denver, Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1921-03-09
Columbus Discovery Of America

in moving pictures at The Star Thea
tire, Wednesday and Thursday, March
18th and 18th; also Eugene O'Brien in
a Selznick Special, Worlds Apart. "
Don't miss this wonderful program.
l5c and 25c including war tax.
The Lamar register., 1921-03-09
On the Man

The Denver Post says that Denver
is again on the baseball map, having
Just formed league with Casper.
Larimie and Greybull, Wyoming,
Scots Bluff, Nebraska, and Sterling.
and Denver, Colorado.
Some Map that,
The Lamar register., 1921-03-09
PIANO BUYERS. LOoKI

Get catalogues and prices from the
Vests largest ard oldest music house
before you consider buying any piano
or player at any price. Knight Camp
BELLS will save you big money on the
The Lamar register., 1921-03-09

Eli W. Gregg, manager of the west
ern branch of Taylor & Frick, the
farm loan investors, returned yester-
day from a visit to company's head
quarters in Freeport, Illinois.
The Lamar register., 1921-03-09
ABSTRACTS

The only set Of Numerical Abb
stracts of the Records of Prowers
County. Abstracts 10 Farm and
and City Property furnished on
shortest notice. Also owners of
Baldwin, Jay & Co.'S. Abstracts of
Prowers County Records previous
10 the fire of 1888.
Terms reasonable.
Address
RIO COUNTY ABSTRACT co
Lamar, Colorado
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

stone. in pink crepe de chine. acteGos
Hover girl
The bride entered with her father
ana wore Il gown OF ivory satin. Her
Veil .cl! from a coronct OF orange
blossoms and she carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies Of the valley. The
groom was attended by his hrothyr
" Henry Burt
\ reception followed the ceremony.
after which MIR and Mrs Burt left
for Northern trip. Guests from 81
distance included Mrs 7. II Burt
Jr OF Tampa. Ella. Mrs. =. =. len
nincs and Miss Helen Jennings, Of
Lynchhurf
nc--!iruwuinE.
\ pretty wedding was ro!cmniaed
wednesday, June 8. at o'cIoc,, in ihe
pnrsonasc OF the Pine street Zap
tbs; church. when MISS Dorothy Rob.
| ms browning hccamo tho bride .;
| charles Franklin rayuc Rev. L. J
! Powell, pastor OF the bride. dictated
! The hr!dr wore a smart !ricotin,
. suit Of midnight blue, with hat and
! gloves 10 match and "orsagc bou-
! quot OF Bride roses and .naidcn-hair
fern Miss Marcare' Virginia Brown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

ing attended her sister as maid OF
honor. She was Iowncd in orchid
crepe dc chine with silver trimmings.
and wore Il largo picture hat to
match. Her bouquet was OF Russell
roses. tied with orchid and pink
,ullc. clyde Payne. brother OF the
groom. was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony. MIR
and Mrs. Payne left for an extended
trip North.
June Musical
One Il the most charming musical
events OF each summer is tnr Juno
musical given By the ?up;is Of Miss
Ellen GuiEon. The program this year
WAS unusually attractive ard we'll OK
ccutcd, and the audience present was
most enthusiastic in ite praise ot tNc
youthful musicians. The musical took
place in the parish house OF Holy
Trinity Church Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. and Miss Katherine
Branch WAS the accompauist. The
sage was prcttily decorated with
summer flowers.
The program included:
GRANDPA. Grandpa. Como and Dane"
With Me ......... .............
Class.
WALTZ ................. ... s;roahhos
Miss licnnimEham l.caiS",
Miss Elizabeth People.
Miss Emmic Lou pulliam.
coci; "A Doodlc-po Eneiish Folk Song
MIR. Henry Willis.
FIRST YEAR At THE PIANO.
=. MuSctte Observation-Disclosures. Bach
Raleigh iiobson thalt SESSION..
>. Minuct .......... Mozart
Miss Katherine odcll twrittcu at
years OF agcD.
,. Little Sonatiua .. Beethoven
Miss Virginia Prince
Ncrmaid's Song from "Obcron'
Miss Josephine Moore.
Miss Alice Moore.
Miss EuE"m!a kuoN
Miss Elizabeth Campbell.
e, Golden Siuuh"rs KISS Your Eyes
I'nrt II.
Two Little hird. Had Taik ono
Day ..-...... -...... Martin
Miss Elizabeth rerncyhouSn
.. butterfly Waltz - Martini
Miss Rctty Joy street,
study ........ Heller
Miss Leila Graham nosson.
Little PUSSY -Willuw WHY Are
You SO small ..... Mana yucca
=. Cuckoo ......... ~ Schyt,c
!ss Nancy N"UEh
.. Fulk Song - Schunarn
Miss Jean Bowie.
Rustic Song ........ Srhumnnn
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saturday ovoning by Miss Cley
Simms. at the homo OF the bride.
At Old Point.

Saturday ovoning by Miss Cley
Simms. at the homo OF the bride.
~ Old Point.
Mrs James uahon. Jr.. Of Gro
Avenue. has left for Fortress Mon,
to attend the commencement of nl
hoint Comfort COLLEGE. wh.rc
sons. George and James Ran IA. Al,
students.
ISuilrr--t:nthrO,N.
y wedding Of intcrcs, took MA,
at 1880 Thursday morning. Rev u
Aubrey Williams officiating. who
Miss lotto 1. Guthrow. OF Rich,nop
and Howard ~. Bu,lc.. also OF Ri.,1
nnond, were married. The bride ,ya
bccon!ngly Eowncd In Il trayoli,I
suit "t dark-bluc tricotino and b.I
To match. and carried "a bouquc, :,
white roses. Miss Kathcyiue Carte.
IN" brides only attondan,. wore
gown OF blue and silver Canton crc,.
with "A corsago bouquet of pinl
swcct peas.
Edward l.. Carter. Of Ncwpor, New,
formerly of Richmond. acted ue heg
man.
only Immediate members OF m
families were present The cnupl
"ill visit washington and New Yor
CITY on their honeymoon.
LAWN Ectc ut Miniboryn.
y number OF unique amuscncn,
are being arranged by Mrs H.
Larrick and her committee for n
lawn fcte saturday from 10
o'clock at Minlborya. under the auF
pieces OF the Woman's Auxiliary
tho Grace Covenant Prcsbytcria
Church. The plans for entertainer
Include fortunc-tcllin@, music. "
pokcbonmet Girl" and attractive tai
lcaux.
Going Abroad.
Mrs. r5Ne-. ~ r'arncnah'D p,
I party. composed Of Mrs Ev"rcr
Waidcy. Misses Carrie Lee Wudde.
! Hattie Reid. Lillinn Anderson. ii
! Earparnin. Of Richmond. Mrs. Jam,
! r.. StagE Miss May Washlngto
Stage. Of Durham: Misses kathariu
| Todd and MARY Y. Wales. Of Sail,
| hurry. Md. and Misses Elizabeth Epr
cr Lillian Shepherd sarah and Flor
cncc FraEe. Julia tuuspauTh. AZ No'
! folk. and Miss Nnrali. Penn. Of Maj
| tinsviNe. will sail Jun. g for FE
/ yorc. whore they will spend the sum
I NOR
| Attends Dances.
MISS rmcili" barnes vas among III
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

Miss Frances BrockcnbromEh.
\. invitation 10 the Dance Webster
Miss Eleanor Rrorkcubrourh
Miss R"rtha Virginia Jones.
Miss Mary Garlick.
Miss Mice Tenant.
8 Littl" Romano" ........ Schumunu
Miss, Ami" Leigh i'"hs"m.
10. kniEht rupert ,;;.,.. Schunann
II. The Sea Sh"l From Far bombay
Class.
-. hungarian Dance ...... Ricnhudl
Miss Margaret Ferguson.
10; Eiy ,,. nan:ing by MoonIieht In
Miss Betty Patterson.
II. Turkish March From the Ruins
of Athens ............. ...........
Miss NirSinia Hurwoil.
Miss Elizabeth ,;orSlin".
Fart III.
!. III" Dear old Dolly
..... Elizabeth VI. bridges IIobson
rho lIohS"u ScMt"tto.
Miss Dorothy smith.
WIT SZihrii,'m ,., ,,;;.''''' teller
I. SoNcjg's Sona-p"r Gyut Suite
Miss Anne Waylaud.
=. Sleepy Song .......... Mana Zucca
Class
6. Schorz" IN Il Hat ...... Schubert
Miss c. Kenny Brockenhrough
:. Elcei" ................. Masscnct
Miss Dorothy Evans.
violin-'aiisss Hc,sy coke. '''''"
I'tano-Miss Gertrude lIobson.
Fart ".
Miss Margaret Terrell.
,. 70 IN" Rising SAN . Torjusscn
d, Miss Katherine Robertson
i. toutuntcdncSs .-..... SchUIuann
catch L.. ~. o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
.>lcad"wland Baii. a Thistlcdown
Partner Is Gaycst OF All
..... .....,.......... t;ahrilowitsch
nripIunt Work.

|
Partner Is Gaycst IAN
... ......,.,........ Gahrilowitsch
Original w"rk.
Lullaby ..... MISS Miriam Sydnor
rho sborhcrii's cail IN Sprinsjims
.............. Miss ammo Wayland
FAIRY BClls Down IN tho Dell
....... Miss Katherine Robertson
Medals and prizes.
On Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clair Dalton and
their daughter. and Mrs. Ilcrbcr,
Dalton. are motoring to Atlantic city
and New York. they VIII spend Sow
cral wecks IN the North. returning by
way OF Pittsburgh.
RrIrht-Iiommun.
Palms. ferns and summer flowers
decorated the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Herman III. Hoffman. on West Main
street for the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Emma Augusta HoT-
man. To Richard Edward Bright. Jr
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L.
Bright. Of New York City, which
! took place at 20 o'clock on tho morn
| ing of June Z! DR.. !. Francis ltibblc
performed the ceremony ana the
bridal couple stood boncath :, large
white bell, suspended from a chain
| OF daisies. The parlors were ar
ranged with ferns aud bowls Of
daisies ana yellow and white flowers
wcr" banked on the rnnn,clH Mrs
| John II. Dickcrson rendered the we'd
ding marches and Schubcrt's ''S"rc-
made" during the service. Misc N'rgic
| ROWS sang 20 Promise Nee" Just bc-
! for" tho entrance Of the bridal party.
The bride. who Was given In mar
rihgc by her father. wore a suit Of
Harding blue poirct tw!ll. with hat
TO match. and "a corsngc bouquet OF
! titles az TIA" valley aud orchids. Misc
| Frances Powers Fruuck. who was
maid o: honor ana the brides only
attendant wore a froCk OF blue satin.
finished with silver. and carried am
arm bouquet of Killarney roses.
| Charles ". Bowen, .Ir. was best man.
y reception was hold Monday night
ana covers were laid for twenty tsvo.
! y color Schcm" OF yellow and white
was carried out In ;hc decorations.
! After honeymoon spent III Atlantic
! city, MIR. and Mrs. Bright will make
! their home at 1911 Avenue. brnoklyu
y. I. Among The uut-"f-town guests
/ for the wedding was Mrs Foster l..
/ Hatch. Jr. aunt of the bride. of For
"st Hin" Newark. y. j. \ linen
shower was given FOR the brjd" last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

FINE Ginghams, Scotch
plaids or checks. tie back
models. Organdy trimmed.
bcltcd. braided with ric-
rae. fastening down side.
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tcontlnued on Thirh raseJ
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At S. As At$1.9 At $2.8t5

CHECKED Ginghams. Per-
Gales and Chambrays,
trimmed with cmbrOid-
cred Organdy or ricrac
braid: tic-back models:
bcltcd. round, Y or square
necks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Chil,lrc,-tou sin>.

Mrs NFHrso 4. Cousins, OF this city.
announces thc enlargement and APP
uroaching marriage OF her daughter.
Martha Xol.tia, to Richard \ Gus
dtcy, son OF Mr. and Mrs. {. W. chill
drcy OF pumbar;ou Tho wcdd!n,s
will take place the latter part OF this.
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

GINGHAM. Fine Chambray.
Pcrcalcs, checks. stripes.
solid colors. Reltcd. at
tractivcly trimmed. tie
back models. V or square
ncckS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Nnnrnnrhinr nj chItnw.

Mr. and AIRS William Watson
%! pnrluctou Heights. Na.. ann"uuc
tho approlch!ng marriage OF thu!
daughter. lUc!i" Adolia, TO Allma u
McEoy Rose, 81 Marion. $ G. Tn
wedding viii take placc u tho earl
. summer
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
OLD AGE. HIS MARK,

Oliver Wendell Holmes. in the charm ing discourses Of The Professor at the Breakfast Table, refers to an lunmis- takable sign of old age. It is three parallel lines between the brows. We can detect the first traces of disease by signs just as plain.
 When woman suffers from back ache, nervous depression. dragging down pains. and those ailments peculiar to women. it Is plain that she needs a woman's medicine. What other medi- cine could she more wisely resort to than Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which for half century has proved the natural restorative for these troubles?
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
KING AGAIN HEADS BOARD.

Patrick +. King. was reelected lhairman and Joseph A. McGrail. Ennnamed clerk at the meeting of
 Soard of police commissioners bst night. Both officials have proved Invaluable to the city in the past nd the selections are popular ones. |even additions were made to tho |upornumerary police force. by the of the following: Thomas J. Rouskie, Joseph F.. Bloom. ohn Smigel. vinoenzo Santucca, Joseph A. Fitzgerald. Edward Peter {on and C. c. kumm.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08

Trumbull succeeded in getting the Roads, Rivers and Bridges committee Co make recommendation to the Ap- propriations committee for the neces- sary funds for the repair of the road The amount allowed k in the neighbo..- hood of S3O.OOO. and it was not until Senator Trumbull told of the pressing demands for the work was the measure passed. He submitted petitions and let tcrs from citizens in New Britain, Hart ford, Elmwood, Plainville and Newing- ton in which the attention of the legis- lature was respectfully called. to this section of especially faulty road.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
PULLAR ,& NIVEN
BUILDING PERMITS.
any Arc Issued, Indicating Opening of Scason's Boom.

of Scason's Boom.
 The following building permits have ben taken out:
 Wick Koslowslxi of 55 Gold street |pr q six tenement block, to cost S15.- loo: Mrs. Emma Kahn of A Stanley |ourt. for one family dwelling to ost s5,000: wexler S Goldberg of 6B Main street. repairs to a store amngcd by fire. to cost se.500; Jos
 h Jones Of 312 East street, for a kelling to cost LOO; Berson broth |ra of 50 Harvard street. for a brick |nrage to cost s2.500: George Hamilla bf 327 Washington street. for n three lamily dwelling to cost S9.1OO.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
TO AWARD CONTRACT

The school accommodations com |aittee of the school board will an- |ounce the award of a contract for |he furnishing of the Elihu Burritt |rhool at the regular session of the
 Foard Friday afternoon. About
 Do. 900 Is involved in the contract.
 Iho teachers committee will re-
 |ort only II vacancies In the teach hg stan.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
TRUMBULL SECURES
 MONEY FOR REPAIRS
Poor Conditions on West Hartford
 Road to Be Remedied at Once

Senator John Trufnbull of Plainville has succeeded in having legislation passed. and work started to repair the West Hartford road from Foote's Cor ner to West Hartford center. AS chair man of the Finance committee, Senate =
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
June 7, 1921.

The above letter is ap- bearing today in Bridge port newspapers, signed by Jim" Connors. He expresses exactly my thoughts regarding the attitude of the people in New Britain and vicin- ity, toward. me and my interest in this new en- terprise.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
And / Mean Just That

1 do not believe any man anywhere in the world ever had finer en- couragement given him by people in his home town than you people of Bridgeport have given me as the result of my letter to you in which l told you frankly about my plans for the expan- sion of my clothing busi- ness.
 The telephone at my hom rang all day Sun- day. Friends did not want to wait until Mon day to. congratulate me and to assure me of their support in mak- ing successful the new CONNORS TAILOR AN IS OR E s, INC.,
 company.
 Many good people
 have written me won derful letters, wh hich
 have been coming in
 every mail since Mon day. Others have called at the stores in Bridge port to express their good wishes and to say they will gladly invest in the preferred stock, at $lO the share, to be is- sued by the CONNORS- HOLLORAN STORES, INC., for the sole pur- pose, of establishing as quickly as possible 27' more stores in the State of Connecticut.
 I have received assur- ance from many sources that the new company will have no difficulty whatever in getting the financial assistance asked for. /
 You will remember my saying in my first letter that l believe people like
 Faithfully yours,
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08

absolute frankness. You certainly have shown that you appreciate my taking you into my con- fdence regarding the plans of the new com pany.
 l want to repeat in this letter what 1 said in my first letter, viz: all of you who invest in pre- ferred stock, in units of five shares, will receive. from the new company as an outright gift, one . share of common stock, of par value $1O, and this| will be done so that every one of you will bel come an actual partner| in the business.
 It has been a rule off my life to show apprecja tion when people do md a good turn. l don't be- lieve any fellow has a right to go through lifd accepting kindnesses, such as you good people of Bridgeport h a shown me, without glv ing evidence of his grati tude. -
 1 am asking you to gd along with me in carry ing out my plans td make my business greater success, and it i only fair and right tha you should be rewarded in a way to express m d e e p appreciation Hence, the gift of com mon stock which wi yield you a good prof, after all have been pal back the money they in vest in preferred stock
 I renew my pleda that no dividends will h declared on commO stock until all preferre stock has been redeemed
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
INFANTS CAPS

Made of fine lawn and crepe slc chine. 59c to SIPS.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08

INFANTS PURE SILK HOSE
 In pink. white and sky, Sizes 4 to 612 12..............75 .75c pair
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08

Boston Store INFANTS DEPARTMENT We Are Showing Many New 1 Novelties at New Low Prices. INFANTS FINE LAWN DRESSES Trimmed with lace and fine embroidery, sizes G months to ? years.
 S1.OO to $500. ' INFANTS 1 MARGUERITE SKIRTS Made of fine muslin, lace and Hamburg trimmed.
 59c to S2.00.
 INFANTS KNIT JACKETS A large assortment of styles and colors.
 $1.5O to SAYS each. INFANTS KNIT BOOTEES Just the thing for the small bupy. 25c to $1.39 pair. V INFANTS CAPS
 Made of fine lawn and crepe 5dc chine. 59c to SIPS. INFANTS PURE SILK HOSE In pink. white and sky, Sizes 4 to 612 12..............75c .75c pair INFANTS SILK AND WOOL
 HOSE
 Little Mischief brand, 79c pr.
 FOREST MILLS" hirts and Bands for Infants, in otton, wool and silk and wool.
 soc to $1.50.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
<:Am James " Como,

The pledge that "Jin Connors makes to Il people of Bridgeport, make to you unreservs ly. l
 
 Faithfully yours, s] Joseph M, Hallors June 7, 1921. |
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
INFANTS KNIT JACKETS

A large assortment of styles and colors.
 S1.5O to SAYS each.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08

INFANTS SILK AND WOOL ! HOSE.
 Little Mischief brand, 79c pr.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08

FOREST MILLS" hirts and Bands for Infants, in lotion, wool and silk and wool. ' soc to $1.50.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
INFANTS KNIT BOOTEES

Just the thing for the small 'uspy.
 25c to $l.39 pair.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08

Made of fine muslin, lace and Hamburg trimmed.
 59c to S2.00.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
Boston Store

- In Our
 INFANTS DEPARTMENT We Are Showing Many New Novelties at New Low Prices.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-03-25
ISN'T GOING TO QUIT

Last week the Review ran an ad for
an advertising agency asking for a
man to take the McConnon Medicine
Agency in Villas county. We Won
dered what was causing H. A. S. Egg
berts to leave their employ but sup
posed they knew their own business
at least well as us, so it was ran as
per instructions. Mr.. Egberts saw it
Of course and wrote the company for
an explanation. Yesterday he called
and showed the reply in which the
company appoligized for the mistake
and said the ad should have gone to
another county for publication. H. A.
S. expects to handle their goods in
this section as usual which we are
pleased to hear and publish for those
who may have read the adv
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-03-25
COUNTY BOARD MET

The County Board of Supervisors
held a brief meeting yesterday with
all members present but the chair
man from Phelps, that Office being va
cant at present. X. Martin Thompson
the next town chairman was down to
get acquainted with the members and
the routine of business. The board
acted fayorably upon the request for
another agricultural agent for the va
cancy caused by the resignation Of
Oscar Gunderson, and will ask the
state to supply man as soon as pos
sible
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-03-25
SAYNER NEWS

The Sewing Circle met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. w.
Sayner.
Miss Evelyn Warner entertained
eight of her girl friends Thursday,
March II, in honor of her birthday.
A st. Patricks dance was given at
the school house Thursday night.
Although the crowd was not large,
every one reported the usual good
time
Mr. and Mrs NJ Froelich, son Wal
ter and daughter Kunie returned Sat-
urday from Florida where they spent
a few months They report a fine
trip, but nevertheless were glad to
get back to Plum Lake.
The Neighborhood club gave an ex-
cellent program at the school house
Saturday evening. There were on the
program twelve plays, two of which
were given by the school children,
and several vocal and instrumental
numbers. It has been decided not to
adjourn the meetings for this year,
but to continue two or three weeks
longer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-03-25
Summary Of Season
in Il. S. Basketball
Team Had Successful Year But
Closes With Deficit in the
Athletic Treasury-Re-
port on Games.

Both from the standpoint of games
won and points scored against their
opponents, the basket ball season
which just closed for the local high
school was decided success. Out of
a total of ten games played the local
team won seven. They also scored
a total of 297 points as against ISL
made by their opponents, lead of
116 points Smith with "a led in the
number of points scored, Johnson fol
lowing slose with rs. Bent has 40
points to his credit, Stein IL, Morgan
8, butcher 4, and Hebard 2. Hebard,
Stein and Bent will form the nucleus
of next years team. Wise expert
enced men together with the pick of
the best from at least ten other eligi-
bles ought to be timber of the right
caliber for another strong quintette
next year. Those who will likely
contend for places on the team next
year are Louis Belongy, Lawrence
Morgan, Edward Numerick, Mark
Johnson, Ronald Adams, Arthur Lii
rose, Maxwell Ewald, and Ronald
Bent.