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The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-06

FARM WANTED-I want to hear
from party having farm for sale.
Give price and description. G.. B.
Louden, Champaign, Illinois. 1c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
Ha Tinker Bob1l
.l9NK -sLgstonesA J:
&8eAgy9N byCaryaeh n. Holcornb NY4s8A
byC arayseh. holcornb,
THE POOR, room FEIdoW.

well, I do declare II you aren't the
Mmplest Fellow I ever saw" Yes, It'll
was Tinker Bob talking I Red Fox.
Now you will just have to stay in
bed for a whole week or you will
never be able to see again. I@don't for
the lite Of me pee. whatever possessed
you to plunge into that Brier Patch in
what Lady Duck taught you about
getting into trouble with the briers?"
The King OF the Forest VIII put
ting a handage ION the nose, and ove
the eyes OF Red Fox who had been
scratched in the Brier Patch. ''T'ls
put you to bed hers and send for DR..
Coon and when he comes wen see
be that you have some OF those ugly
briers' In your nose and if so they
will. have to be pulled out. There
now, stop your crying and go to sleep
It'll DR.. C6on comes. You wouldn't
have been here n. you hadn't gone
into the briers after Jack the Rabbit
70, don't send for Dr. Coon" cried
Red Fox. Gle is sure to and some
OF those briers in my nose and 1t will
hurt SO to have them taken out. 1
want them LETT in my nose anyway,
that's what I do.'
Yves. you're afraid now thai it will
hurt YOU. Why didn't you think OF
that before you vent into the Brier
Patch? That's just what you get for
not keeping your temper and letting
Jack, the Rabbit alone"
Tinker Bob tucked Red in bed and
sent Silky. the Monkey, to look for
DR.. Coon. Soon after Silky had gone
there came q "Rap, rap, rap" on the
Palace door. come in,' said the
King, but the door didn't. open. Again,
RAP. rap. rap" h again the King
said come in.'' Then the Wood Rat
went to the door and who should stick
his hose in carefully but Jack, the
Rabbit. In his arms was a fine bunch
Of clover blossoms.
We'll, we'll, come right in, Jack"
said Tinker Bob. You are a very
WELCOME fellow, and tell me about
! the clover b~1ossonhA."
Jack walked in carefully. Red Fox
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
GRAND FORKS
GIRL A BRIDE TODAY

Simple appointments marked the
Of Miss Clara suprenant.
daughter Of MI. and Mira. Dan supre-
,nant. residing north of East Grand
Forks, and Edward Prudhoname. son
Of Mrs. A. Prudhomme of Crookston.
which took place this morning in the
Sacred Heart Catholic church, East
Grand Forks. Rev. Father klinkhsm-
mer of6ciated.
Mrs. Prudhornme, wore her travel
Ing suit OF navy blue beaded tricotine
with a black net hat. Brides roses
and valley lilies formed the bouquet
which she wore. AS bridesmaid, Miss
Philomena Lessard wore a blue suit
with hat to match set, off with q. cor
sage bouquet Of Premier roses and
FERNS. Andre Prudhomme was best
man.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the farm home Of the brides parents
Immediately after the ceremony. Pink
ana white roses were used about the
dining room. There were covers for
~ kuestA.
MI. and Mrs. Prudhomme left on
the noon train for this Detroit lakes.
after which they hive planned a trip
to the Twin Cities and Duluth. They
will make their home in Crookstol,
where the groom Is inc business, and
after June rs will be at home to
friends at $50 East Elm street in that
DIV. a.
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SNE ERVNt0N9 EThnhgFSaEESs tlS HLETErHtGf G &Nf.Es
Afrs. r. o.. Dsvtss. 1891 walnut,
street, ACCOMPLISHED by her little
.Aaukhter. Ruth. m her guest. Mrs:
Edward b. CurfeA xhd two childrsh
VI sr1fton. went 10 T~s:nnipson. N. pa
70 be the Eusats- of friends there forl
= short time. X
Mrs, n. Alden Enyeart, = patroness
6f Mu chapter. sigma Afph1 1UEa, NAa
the .honor guest Tuesday evening At An
indoor picnic given in the home Uf
street, ~ mefnbers of che chapter.
Mrs. EnyAart WA presented with
fit OF silver. Guests the ac-
tive. pietiE4 and diurrnae members 81
the sorority and the CHAPTER pat
Ironessek. -H
Mrs. nnyeart VIII feave this sum
'iher for Phoenix, Ariz., where. with
MI. Bnyeart and their children, she
will make her home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. tA1rcnce feethah
and their Boh larry. Jr., arrived hers
on Tuesday evening for a visit at the
home of the formers parents, Nh. ana
Mrs. Frank b. Feethan1. South Fafth
istfeet. MI. and Mrs. Laurence
Feetafafh who nov make 4lseir horne
at Lexington. KY, stopped for a dAy
Or two to whit the 1atxef'S parents,
at Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mn. john HAssfflton 1T
Renffew. Ont. and Hrs. j. F. Stewart
lof tGflby. who have been the guests
iiof Mr.. ana Mfs. C. G.. Stewart. 123
South Fifth street. have loft for
Rugby. where they will visit with
rela8tVes before returning to theft
home in the eA1t.
Mrs. James R. Bafry. with her
dattEhter, Mics fshbelle Barry Of
Inkater, have gone TO Ontario, Cal.
where they expect to make their
home with another 6f Mrs. BAffy:a
daughters, Mrs. r. B. Ptufnfner. Mtss
Barry. who has been teaching this
year at Ray. N. b., expects to teach
in the California schools next year.
" 4 Y
The Royal Nstxfbots VIM have b
regular meeting tonight in the ODD
Fellows hall. AHsocial -Bession will be
At 'tenfEht's meeting Mics Nellie Gar.
wick, Who attehded the recent ma.
tional Royal Neithbot convention al
Cleveland, Ohio, Will give 4 report 81
the meeting. Miss EGfvick went tt
Cleveland as q dslesate from NORTH
Dakota.
drill team. with It's captain, Mr.
George Setfert, went to East Grand
Forks and gave an exhibition at the
regular meeting Of the Royal Neigh.
Dor lodge in that city. There was 9
eociAl sseston fo1iUWins the program
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

The checked suit has long been the
sign of the race track man. particular
~ on the stage and in the movies. but
today the checked, suit means 4
sri1artly grootaed young woman
dressed in the height of fashion.
Checks of all kinds. colors ana sizes
are being worn for sports and knock
about. Black and white, of course,
are always popular. This season
brown and tan, brown and orange.
green and tan, green and orange. pu--
pie and gray, ross and gray Inc a
host of other color combinations are
being worn.
Here is a smart little checked Auit
which seemed to call for 4 box 1t the
races for a background. It ID a
green and yellow checked model made
with 4 plain skirt trimmed with pock-
cts and 4 sraartly tailored coat. "A
narrow belt, a notchedz collar, and
pockets all conforming to the tailored
lines mark the coat. Attired In this
suit and a sailor hat milady III realty
for anything the day. OF sports MAJ
call forth.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
MsfIlulist Ckuvrk Il
Scene Nellb

me wedding os Mts ASnss FAanA-
M, assshtsr sfs iIr.s I'D rus,5anas
TanaahilI.S Who resids south Of the
state university. and Albert B. X.
wurdsn OF warroad. MINI. 49,
solemnsssd' today in the Methcdtst
church. The service Nasfeada ~ 2
O'CLOCK ~ Rev. george HsnFx.
Miss Marie VEN, ory1nist, played =
DroerSfn5o or ssnuptfale musAc. Snow
balls and foliage banked the altar be-
fore which the naptial vows wore Is
changed.
eeorsette. ys1eh j. tufle veil which was
arranged IN gap lta4hion and was
held in place with pearls. She car
ried a shower bouquet Of snowballs
and sweetpeas. The maid OF honor.
Miss Nan F1hdley, OF Aiasrd41n, scct-
land, wore a froqk- OF pink oreandie.
with q nat TO match, ana carried.
i bouquet of pink CARNATIONS.
A ~seddink brcAkfsgt Followed tlle
ceremony. In the home Of the strides
parents. There were thirty i've
quests, samone thsm Dan Aakhns OF
OKLAHOMA City, and 7. McElroy OF
Los Angeles, Cal. relatives; OF the
brtde. Misses Irene Wurden, Bdfth
NAfnminE. vafborg Wurdeh. Mabie
Rfee and MIS-. Roy fahnaatfM ssstseed
lin the dining sfpornA Spring bloasntns
we're used for Decorations.
Mr.. Wurden and hts bride left IN
the moor train for Warrc4dL where
they will make their horne. Mr.. Wur-
den is engaged IN business in TINT
city. He is the son OF Mrs. vaida,
wurden of England. Mimi. ana q
Well known In Grand -Torks. Tn
bride has been connected With -
business ONCE OF the Grand Forks
Mercantile Co. until just recently.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

The resignation OF MtB A1mA OPP
helm. visdtns nurse, OF Grand FORKS,
was handed IN Tuesday sysainSsA y
the. reguIar monthly ,rneetins ofsthsS
Waiting Nurse comfnitteASof the Pub
lie Welfare association, held In the
home of Mrs. ]. "A. Poppler, Dinnis
block. The r~e1ignation ID to take Af-
feet in August and steps were taken
at the meeting to secur Miss OPP
harms successor.
The committee voted to aid in ply
ing Mrs. Helen-' a%opdwinss salAryedur-
ing her absence from the Community
house. Because of III health. Mrs.
Goodwin has been forced to take a
vacation immediately and In Apprecia"
munfty house t1atron, the COMMITTEES
took action to pay part of her salary
during her vacation.
The question of appointing a sub
committee to.sthe finance committee
in the Public Welfare association was
another feature brought up at the
meetink.. and President Grassick OF
the association authorized Mrs. Pope
pier to appoint the committee. Miss
Sue Maloney was appointed a new
member OF the Visiting Nurse COM
mittse. 1t was voted to join the, ma
tional organization for public health
nursing at the Tuesday night meet
ing.
The visiting nurses monthly report
was presented by Miss opheirn.
showing considerable action on the
part Of the numerous committees in
the society. including the supply COM
mittee which, hal. s~replehished the bed
Clothing supply for the visiting nurse
work and is now obtaining clothes for
the Detention hospital, Miss Opheim
extended a vote Of thanks to the Red
Cross for the pneumonia Jackets turn
ed over to her. The monthly report
also showed that some fourteen chill
dren had been taken to the children's
dispensary at st. Michael's hospital,
ana that the rnoto cornnsittee had
responded to a large number Of calls.
Mrs Eta Mooney of LArt1nore was
taken to . local hospital on Tuesday
where she will remain for some time
fA$ AAaSj1Si a%fAxfihr s--H ".
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

Miss Elizabeth vornho1t was hos
tess to a company of ten little friends
this afternoon in the home Of her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. r.. ". vornholt
on Walnut. street The party Wa In
honor Of her fifth birthday. Games
we're played during the early hcurs OF
the AFTERNOON ana a birthday s1ppef
Will be served at 5 O'Clock. The
table Decorations are to be pink b
white and a lighted birthday cake
|centered the table.
These little people were the suests:
Misses Huidah, Marion and Janet
Yaaler. Iilah H~endrickson. Mabel
Anderson. Katherine King and Hazel
Bently. and Messrs., Billy Davies and
Mardell and Roger Vornholt
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
Oregon Wedding
\ 4 OF Interest Here

A wedding OF particular interest 10;
VARSITY people In this city ana about
the state. Il that OF Miss Grace tie
land, daughter OF Mr.. and Mr1. A. M,
Ueland OF Roseburg, Ore. and Grover,
j. Holt, son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. "A. b.
Holt Of Hlayon, N. D., which took
place today at I o'cioek, in the home
Of the bride.A parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt. who III kradu-
ates ofSth. University Of North DNkb-
ta,3 are expected to come 10 Grand
cises OF their Alma Mater mex week.
Mr.. Holt is a brother OF Mrs. r.. r.
Hitchcock and he and his bride will
be the guests OF, Prof. and Mrs. Hitch
/, cock, 1417 University avenue, during
their visit here.
Mrs. Holt is a graduate Of the state
university training school for nurses.
she received her degree. from the
University Of California hospital in
San Francisco in 10. She is a mem
Der of ri chapter of Alpha Phi.
Mr.. Holt graduated from the de-
paftfhert of mining engineers, and Il
NOW il the engineering department 81
the Oliver Iron !, mines at Chisholm.
'"ii' IL VII S"AC Ills OAAuC LAEiC "
reside.
The annual dinner SERVED by the
domestic science department of the
Fergus consolidated Schools took
place on Tuesday at noon. Members oi
the school board n their wives, the
teaching stan. Miss Beatrice John.
stone, county superintendent, ahd
Edward Erickson, fural school In.
spector. were the guests
A tive-coufse dinner Waee served ~
mebfners of the class, unSRer the al.
ERECTION Of Miss Mildred Suttiff. til,
instructor. Pink ana white cAfhatiohl
and pfing flowers WERE used oh TIN
tables, and the pink and white co1oi
scheme was carried out in the f1eft
served. Place cards were painted b,
members OF the donnesefc scients
i class. p
The annual picnic u the !rfynroutt
congregational church will be hel1
on Thursday evening in Riverside
park, weather permitting. In cas-
Of rain. the Ladies Aid society hal
announced that it will be given in tn,
church basement. The women nj.
asked to bring sand wiches and the re.
naming articles Of the supper will
be provided for by the Aid society
under whose auspices the picnic is be.
ing held.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

raised up in his bed trying. to see
through the bandaEes. II brought
these mowers Tor Red Fox. for L
knew he would be In bed for q long
time ana might Hike to see some df
the beautiful blossoms of the meadow
membered the meadow ana wondered
II he would'ever be able to see it
again. Then, too, he wax ashamed to
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

"Poor, poor fellow" said Jack.
think he had showed his weakness by
jumping into a Brier Patch only to get
a lose full of prickers, and swollen
eyes.
Poor, poor fellow" said Jack as he
looked. at Red Fox tucked SO tightly
in the Kings bed. Even Jerry, the
jay. tried to tell him not to venture
into the Brier Patch but he would
not listen lst= Il.
Again at the door came a Rap, rap,
rap" This time the King opened the
door. $685.
Tomorrcu-Dr. Coon Sends for Terry
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

The Rebekah circle entertained its
members and a company of friends on
Tuesday evening at ar indoor picnic
in the Odd Fellows hall between the
hours of 6 and S O'Clock. Honor
guests at the affair were three young
women of the circle, whose weddings
have been prominent social events Of
this season and their husbands. They
are Mr.. and Mrs, Gilbert johnson
(Grace B~uckinghaml, MI. and Mrs.
E. Samuel Hillery (Hazel Ensstroin)
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert wurden
(Agnes Tannahill.) The honor guests
4 the new home.
Following the picnic supper. there
was an enjoyable and brief social
eirne.
Members Of the Thursday and Fri
day Glasses in the ceramics depart
fnent at the University Of North Da-
kokA gave a supper party in the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. 6. NJ. Williamson.
Miss Margaret Gable, and Miss Hide
grade Fried. Miss Cable is at the
head Of the ceramics department, and
Miss Fried is her assistant.
Husbands of the class members
were included in the party, and Dean
E. J. Babcock. of the engineering de-
partmant. and President Thomas r.
Kane and Mrs. Kane. also were
guests.
Hosteeses at the regular meeting
OF the Bethany Ladies' Ala OF Thurs
day afternoon will be Mesdames o. +.
Ellestad, H. H. Aaker, G.. .. Rohde-
lid and A. G.. sorlie. All members OF
the sotiety and their friends are in
vited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. e.. MeDonAie 81
Winnipeg are here for 4 Visit 1t the
home of their SON and daughter -in-
law, Mr.. ana Mrs. George A. Melon
AID, 203 Conkiin avenue.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
Bonigar-C orngan
Wedding Today

A pretty church Wedding this
morning was that of Miss Lulu Bar
bara Bohiger, daughter OF Mrs. L.
Boniger and Paul Raymond Corri-
gan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. CORR
gam. 800 Nopth Fourth street, solemn
lied this morning in st. Michae1's pro-
Cathedral at 9 o'clock. Right Rev.
Msgr j. A. Lemieux oficiated in the
presence Of a large, company Of
friends. \
The bride was attired in an an
broidered white georgette gown made
over a satin foundation. and her
white picture hat of seorEette had
trimmings OF ribbon and feathers.
She held a shower of white roses and
lilies-of-the-valley. Mrs, ,rhos. Nc
Goey,, the groom's sister, as matron
Of honor, wore a gown of silk voile in
the apricot shade. and a large white
hat. Her flowers were a bouquet OIL
roses and sweetpeas. The groom's at
tendant was his brother-in-law.
Thos. Mccoy.
The bridal party entered to tn.
strains of the Lohehgrin wedding
march played by Mrs. Harry Button.
6reanist.. Master Charles Cullen, the
brides cousin. in a white linen suit,
CdiiieO Tue, ring On "a WHJte EdCn
cushion. Z The bride eaAs 4ssgitan iii
marriage by her uncle, Ben Cullen.
During the service Mrs. 8. H. Court
ney sang Bailey's Ave Maria"
The wedding breakfast was served
in the private dining room Of the Ho-
tel Frederick. which was decorated
with baskets of pink and white roses.
There were cover for t~wenty-four
guests. Guests from. out of the city
we're Mrs. NJ. Melby and daughter
Catherine, of st, Paul, aunt and cou-
sin of the groom; John Derrig Of La
kota. the groom's uncle. and Mrs. M.
Derrig, an aunt of the groom.
Mr.. Corrigan and his bride have
taken a cottage at the Lake of the
Woods for their honeymoon. After
July Is. they will be at home to
their friends at Ala University ave-
hue. Mr.. Corrisah is connected with
the Grand Forks Mercantile co. in
this city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

Mics Eta Mooney of LaArtrnore. was
taken to . local hospital on Tuesday
where she will remain for some time
for medical attention.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28
JAMES CHAIRMAN WILL
STUDY GEOLOGY

James Chairman expects to leave
soon for Pittsburg, where he will
study geology. He is being sent there
by request by the governmnf. James
was among the boys who saw over
seas service at its height and took
an active part in all the big battles
along the front lines. He was also
wounded.
he has had considerable expert
ence in the oil fields and knows the
game pretty well. He chooses geology
in. order to take UP the oil game with
the geologist side of it.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28
(44t5c)
PUBLICATION SUMMONS

First published April 7, 1872 1
STATE OF KANSAS TO:
Mrs. M. E. WEIGH and n. C. Welcb
her husband. You and each Of you
are hereby notified that You have
have been sued in the District Court
OF Seward County Kansas, in an &C.
ton wherein Harry Hartman Is
plaintiff and you and each Of you
are defendants, and that you must
answer the petition filed by the
plaintiff on or before the 21st day of
May, 1921, or said petition will be
taken as true and judgment will be
rendered against you and each of
you for the sum Of $1157.11, with
interest at the rate of ten percent per
annum from March Ia, 1921, until
paid, and foreclosing a mortgage of
plaintiff upon the following describ-
ed real property to-wit:
Northeast quarter (NEA) Section
fourteen (14), Township thirty
three 1881 Range thiry-four (34)
Seward County Kansas,
and ordering said premises sold with
out appraisement to satisfy said
Judgment and costs of suit, and
barring and foreclosing you and each
of you and from any and all right,
title, interest or estate in or to said
lands or any part thereof and for
such other relief as to the court may
seem proper and equitable.
Given under my hand and seal Of
office this 7th day Of April, 1921.
F. o. RINDOM, ........
(seal) Clerk Of the
District Court,
42t4c Seward County, Kansas
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28
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ouuoSIipo AV1 Auo OOAuUCk0S.
w. G. Young returned to his duty
rural carrier on Route A this week.
Guy Redman of Forgan was a Lib
eral shopper Saturday.
Dr.-M. H. Levi made professional
trip to Beaver Sunday. ~
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Stein
metz Sunday, April "a, boy.
w. M. Eddington of Moscow was
a Liberal business visitor Saturday.
Miss Hazel Miller was over from
Hugoton Saturday shopping.
Mrs. F. W. Simmons was a Lib
eral visitor Saturday.
Mrs. P. A. Specht came down
from Kismet Monday for chiroprac-
tic adjustments.
Robert Wisely Of Tyrone was in
the city Saturday transacting bust
ness.
Miss Bess Roach was in Liberal
Saturday from Beaver City on
shopping trip and to visit friends.
L. c. Ireland CAME in from Two
| Buttes, Colo, the last of the week
to look after business matters.
Mrs. Alvin Guyger of Gray visited
with her sister Mrs. Ross Leatherman
this week.
A large number Of people from
Hooker attended the funeral of Ruby
Harrington Thursday afternoon.
/ Rev. M. C. STAFFORD went to Pratt
the first Of the week on short bust
ness trip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Muir and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Leatherman visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Moore near Balko.
|
Mrs. Grace Shelburn who visited
for some time at Gray, came to Lib
eral Monday to take the train for N
Mexico where she was to join hel
husband.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28
Episcopel Service.

Episcopel services will be held at
the Baptist Annex Sunday, May1st,
The Rev. ]. W. Jones Of Hutchinson
officiating.
Holy Communion at s A. M.
Sermon and Holy Communion at
II A. M,
Father Jones is a wonderful speaker
and his message will be one that all
who hear him will enjoy.
Friends are invited.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28
First published April %, 1921
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATORS

'NOIICE OF AffOlN MEM Of
ADMINISTRATORS
State Of Kansas,
Seward County, IS:
In the Matter of the Estate of s. D.
Still, late of Seward County, Kan
sas.
. Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of April, A. D., 1921 the
undersigned was, by the Probate
Court of Seward County, Kansas,
duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator of the estate of S. D.
Still, late of Seward County. de-
ceased.
All parties interested will take no.
tice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
ELLEN STILL,
(44t5c) Executor.