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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19

Mrs. Flossie w. Jenkins Of Lara
mie, Wyoming, is spending a few
days in Montpelier visiting friends)
and relatives.
Buy your boy or girl a pure-bred
Duroc-Jersey pig. You will find the
best kind in Geneva. F. w. Boehme,
or sons. a5-4t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred sarbach have
as their guest John Teuscher OF Salt
Lake.
Mrs. H. A. Dayton of Dingle was
visitor to Montpelier Wednesday.
Mrs. Dayton stated that the hailstorm
Of last week did not do any damage
in the Dingle district. =
For the latest recipes of good
things to eat, watch the ad. of W. ].
Crockett Mercantile company each
week in the Examiner. &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Buck of Logan
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Grosjean of this city for a few
days. --~--.-s---.
miss Amy Munk, county treasurer,
was over from Paris wednesday. -
Dr.. A. L. Chiffon. eye specialist,
will be in Montpelier Aug. rs from
8 p. m. to p. M; Aug. 81 from
a. m. to D. IN. at the Christman
Jewelry store, and in Paris. Stuck
home, Aug. 26. from 10 a. m. to 1880
p. M. Come early as / must leave
at 1880 sharp. II
| O. #. Riser of Salt Lake spent q
few days OF the week in Montpelier
visiting at the home of his sister
Mrs. E. A. Brough.
Miss Nan Dewey of Nampa is tn,
guet of Mr.. and Mrs. John w Bar
rett and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Schmidt for a few days. The sadie
arc sisters. ------------------------
Miss Olive Bissegger is spending
a few days at American Falls visit
ing relatives and friends.
Engineer George Schoper and Fire
man H. Grandahl have been trans
ferred to Pocatello, where they will
Irun on the second district.
III Waldo Holmes is sepnding fey
days in Salt Lake visiting relative
land friends.
PUBLIC LIBRARY-O p eacl
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
MRS. o. H. Groo in charge. IT,
HI Mr.. and Mrs. John Jewett have a
their guest Mrs. Hyrum Skinner @
Hogan.
II Mrs. Mary Munk has returned al
ter an extended visit in Utah.
Ladies Felt Hats for fall in all tn
latest styles and colors now on dis
play at the Fair Store, Sam l.. Lew
is, prop. t.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Boehme of Geneva
were visitors to Montpelier Wednes-
day.
Manager e. w. Elliott of the Lo-
gan Golden Rule store, spent day
or two of the week in this city, guest
of Manager r. L. Nicholson OF the
Golden Rule.
Charles O'Connor went to Poca-
tello Wednesday to accompany his
mother. Mrs. j. F. O'Connor, home
from hospital in that city.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19

Mrs. Flossie w. Jenkins Of Lara
mie, Wyoming, is spending a few
days in Montpelier visiting friends
and relatives
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19
NEWSPAPER MAN VIsIrs

Manager J. e. Jones of the West
ern Newspaper Union of Salt Lake,
accompanied by Mrs. Jones and two
sons, spent last week on Bear Lake
While in the valley Mr.. and Mrs
Jones motored to Montpelier, and
gave this office pleasant call.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19
Call for School Warra nts.

All warrants on Independent
School District Number /, to and in
Guiding No. 436, will be paid upon
presentation to me.
Interest ceases ten (10) days from
date of this notice.
HAROLD B. HULL,
1t Treasurer Ind. School Dist. No. l
Examiner Want Ads Bring Results.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19
SPECIAL PRICES

Tell your wants through this paper
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19

Of sheep. While hero he was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Will
liams.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19

The Fair Store has just received
beautiful line of Felt Hats of Ladies
and Misses in the seasons latest
styles and colors. Sam l.. Lewis. tt.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19

Miss Lucille Kinnersley and Miss
Katherine Davis are spending few
weeks in the western part of the
State visiting relatives and friends.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brough camel
mp from Salt Lake last week to spend
a few days visiting Mr.. Brough's par
ents ME---and.- Mrs.---E .-aA Bruugh.
Mrs. Brough was formerly Ruth
Jones also Of Montpelier. II
WE ARE READY to do outside
Painting, Paper-hanging, Paper
Cleaning, Calsomining. Call us be-
fore you let your job out to anyone.
We stand behind all of our work.
Second hand furniture taken as part
pay. R. M. Gortcinsky one door@east
Gem State Lumber Co., Phone 349.
jy-15-tf. -----r------..--
Miss Louise Cherry of Pocateilo
came over to Montpelier Wednesday
to spend her vacationE with-Asr.p par
ents- Judge .and-sA4Fs. b. Gharry.
See s. N. Kunz for your insurance
while You can pass an examination.
The yearly cost per $1,000. 90. insur-
ance, age 16 to 81, .$11.66; age 80
$14.43; age 40 1886; age so
500 IL 117-tf
Leonard Vincent, former resident
passed through the city Sunday from
Twin Falls section with shipment.
OF sheep. While hero he was the
4 guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. M will
liams.
The Fair Store has just received a
beautiful line of Felt Hats of Ladies
and Misses in the seasons latest
styles and colors. Sam L. Lewis. IT,.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fryer of
Cheyenne, Wyoming, parents of Mrs.
W. e. Christman, are spending few
days in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Christman.
Miss Lucille Kinnersley and Miss
! Katherine Davis are spending a few
weeks in the western part of the
State visiting relatives and friends.
\ Mrs. W. a. Lindsay of Dingle was
a visitor to Montpelier Monday.--.--.--
r At, S~p. M, August Is. at the Pa
tilion, concert and dance will be
given by the Logan choir, who will
visit here. The program consists OF
, Swiss Yodlers, quartettes, and a short
drama Every body invited. Tickets
so cents a5-12
The Paris Millinery has received
, portion OF its shipment of Fall and
, Winter hats for Ladies. More are
! due to arrive soon. Call and look
over the new creations. Il
Mrs. o. A. Norman and two daugh-
tiers Evelyn and Betty, of Pocatello
, returned to their home Tuesday after
noon after a pleasant visit of -four
: days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Wedel.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19

on the following as long as they last:
SO inch Outing Flannell.-..-....---.-17 " c
SO inch Bleached, extra value15c
ID Sheeting, bleached.A...l4 Acc
Heavy Sheeting ..-....--....--............--
SO inch Percale zoe
Ladies' Hose ...2 pair for csc
Children Hose .......,.-..from 15c up
New line of Children and Boys ex-
ira good School Shoes.
1t Il. b. WHITMAN
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-19

See s. N. Kunz for your insurance
while You can pass an examination.
Tho yearly cost per $1,000. OO. insur-
ance, age 16 to 81, .$11.66; age 80
$14.43; age 40 $19.66; age so
500. il ---- HIT
Evening star., 1921-09-06

14-qt. Preserving
l4-qt. Dish Pans,
rolled edge.
12-qt. Pals.
1Uqt. Slop Jars,
etc,
Evening star., 1921-09-06
Specials Taken at Randum

32-Piece Cottage Set.
decorated; de atsiouas Choice $40
Glass Mixing Bowl Sets,
4 sizes nested Io-
in each, /S
Oven Glass Pie or Cake
Plate. guaranteed. Aoe
Choice, /S
Oven Glass Casserole,
standard make; heat 30.
proof. Wv
Mixing Bowls. brown,
white lined; 6-inch 10.
size. ~
Tea Pot 1k-Cup Size,
brown, black or TO-
green. Choice, ~
Porcelain Pitcher. tulip
decoration; 5-pint TO-
size, ~
Kitchen Bowls. blue
band; stone; 6-inch f0e
size. Each. wv
Glass Celery Trays, Co
lonial shape; footed 1oc
and plain, 0S
Sugar and Crea m e r =,
glass, Colonial. fSe
Each, ~
Butter JarS, stone with
covers; 5-pound 0oe
size, NV
Evening star., 1921-09-06

Ap
cut design on a cl
crystal; 12-inch size. =.
Handled Nappies.
a heavy cut pattern
a clear crystal.
Flower Vase, 12-
daisy cut pattern on
clear crystal ........
7-piece Water Set.
a heavy wheel cut
design on a clear
tai.
r e g ularly S17M
$21.50. at. %>|s~0
15-piece Water Set.
a clear crystal Cana
dian d.. Star 1898
cut ........ *S
S-piece Lemonade
Set. rose cut on a
clear crystal. Regu-
larly $4.9S. 81 40
Sale price. $o
S-piece Grape Juice
Set, silver rose cut
design on a 50 16
clear crystal &
Evening star., 1921-09-06

GOT. Tea Kettles.
S-qt. Convex Ket-
ties.
Rice Boilers.
10-qt. Dish Pans,
etc.
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Observation-Disclosures
VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN z AMERICKEHO zIvOTA.
DIE angIickeho prelozl Albin Sraka.


bym, chraptivym hlasem: "Po
dejte mi me Saty! Proc jsem
byla sem privezena? Nemohu
Zde zustati - okamzite mu-
sim zpet do kociciho herberku
- nemohu vam mic rici - ami
ljedno slovo.'
Stara hospodyne pohlizela
prekvapene ma nemocnou.
"Kdo vas poranil u solnych
jam, Polly?" tazala Sc; "a
jak Sc tam S vami setkala E.
thel? Muslte mi rici VSe to
okamzite." !"
"Netazte Sc mne!' odvetila
Polly, neduveriv6 ma starou
hospodyni pohlizejic; mic
vam nepoyim - nemazete mne
mutt"
Hospodyne poslala pro dra.
Vandine, ktery Sc okamzite k
luzku nemocne dostaVil.
"Vzpominam ma driv&si
dny V nemocnici Polly" pocal
lekar. ''Ty jsi skutecne ma ne
st aStne planet6 narozena. Ny
nj vsak bud moudrou, Polly,
a povez mi, kdo jest omen pa
douch, ktery napadl tebe a
lslecnu Greylockovou u solnych
JAM"
Poprve We SVEN ziyote pohli
zela ma lekaTe podezlrave,
"Za veskere poklady sveta ne
zmlnim Sc ami slovem o onom
vecerur' zyolala pevnym hla.
sem, ktery nemalo DIR. Vandi-
ne polekal.
Jeho hlas mival vzdy ma n
velky dcinek; nyni vSak prosi
!. nadarmo.
Konecne vstal Vandine sko
70 hneviv6 a odchazeje praVil
"Znam te, Polly; jednas rada
slechetne a vysokomysln6
Svym mlcenlm chceS zajistt
nekoho chraniti.
Konecne jednoho vecera do
stavil sc rozhodny okamzik \
horeGce Ethelcine. DR.. Vandi
ne a obsluhovatelka .byli sam
v pokoii nemocne. Ma chodb'
pred MIN prochazel sc God
frey Greylock zamySlen a hrC
znymi dusevnimi mukami ira
pen. Uzdravi sc ci zemre2 \
teto hrozne hodine citil hloh
beji nez kdy drive, ze svol
!; Ivnuckul vice nez sve bohatstyi
vice nez cely svet miloVal.
Hodina miiela ia hodinou
Arkyrovym oknem ma kone
( chodby vnikalo sem stfibrn
) svetlo m6sice, nocni ptak pc
! pod ~kaStany V stromofadi; VI
nj pozdnich fialek napoJen
vzduch dral Sc otevrenym Ok
mem a val staremu nest astne
mu muzi jake vanek nebes. [
! zdravi Sc, ci zemfe? Tato {
!; tazka tizila \bez ustanl mys
starcovu
) "Zachran il, boze!' modl
|, sc duchu, "a vezmi mne VS.
. ostatni. co mani"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-11
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.



fesoru a studentu byl dorucen
rOZsudek Soudu We Schmiede-
berku Prusku, znejici ma
565 NJ 70 Pr - 800 kc pokuty,
jenz characteristic pruskou
juStici a mtize byti zaroven W.
strahou naSim ceskym turf
stun. Jak znamo, %. kvetna
zastavili Sc STUDENT karlinske
obchodni akademie ma ceste od
yodopadu Labe ma Snezku We
zminene boude, ably jsouce ze
mdleni sc obcerstvili. Ponevadz
vsak mluvili cesky, byli prepa-
deni V jidelne tehoz hotelu @
zbrojenou bandou, kterou yedl
sam mattel boudy Korseck
koSek y, die doslechu byvaly
yrchni cisnik z prazskeho ka-
sina, a byli citeln6 ztyrani. Stu
ldujici Strasilipka, jenz zasahl
cinne ma obranu nejvlce ohroze
n6ho sveho profesora pax
byv pronasledovan skocil Sc
skaly a sc zranil, byl rozvaSne-
lnym davem chycen, ztyran a
luveznen. Professor, jenz marne
| hledav pomoci u naSich uradu,
dobrovolne re Snezky Sc vratll
S pruskym dustojmkem, ably "a
ka vysvobodil, byl V boude "a
iat, kriV6 narcen q urazliveho
vyroku a odvleten / Sc zakem
do zalare do Arensdorfu v
Prusku. O SVEN zatcenl nesmel
podati zpravu nasemu konsula-
IT, We Vratislavi ami vyslanectvl
Y Berlin6. PfedVedenl k lekafl
nebylo Obema poVolenO, am le-
kai do zalare nepovolan, &C stu
dent z ran slime krvacel. Te-
prve tretiho dne byli oba pred
vedeni k vyslechu do Schmle-
deberku a odtud propuSteni ma
kauci 600 k, kterou soudce IL
| bovolne stanovil, Zeptav Sc drl-
| We profesora, kolik ma u sebe
pen6z. Ably nemusely byti tyto
penize vraceny (pokuta obna-
ISela ien! 800 NJ, rozsirena
!pozdeji bez v6domi postize-
lnych zaloba o dalsi diva body
ac puvodn6 vytykan byl jen
onen protinemecky vyrok. X
soudu, ktery Sc konal We
jSchmiedeberku V Prusku, an
ieden ami druhy obzalovany o.
beslani nebylf, snad proto, *
sudani Korseckovo potvrZoVant
,jedinym svedkem clsniken
Schuelerem mohl by professor
vyvratiti lehko svedectvim 81
lidi ii personalu hotelu). o
statne nicotnost a nespravnos
Z
: cele obzaloby iist6 uznal o
men policejni ufednik, jenz pre-
fesora zatykal a Ma jeho ia
, dost, aby lined protokolova
: nepravdive a sob6 naYzajem
: odporujici vypovedi Nemcu
E rozhodne to ucinit odepfel
Proto, jak teprve z lozsudkl
vidno, bylo nutno odsouditi Ce
chy jeSte z toho hrozneho de
Ektu, re - hostinskych mist
nosti p. korsecka, nichz pr
d - .svete zasni - bez dovoler
= robyvali! ma vyzvani Sc ne
Il vzdalili (pokuta 100 M, Ia
= so NJ, ze bez povoleni pre-
: krocili hranice" (pokuta SO \
: 30 NJ. TO je jiste pro mas
turiSty novota, re ma teto pC
hranicni naSi stezce, ktera m
4 sty zabiha nekolik metru II
} pruskou pudu, je potfebi pasl
Ii Doporucuje Sc uciniti pro
T. Nemcum rise stejna opatr'
D. nj. Celia zalezitost byla nasin
j. Lfady peclive vysetrena z;
I. hranicnim ministerstvem pr
D. dana do Berlina k vyrizeni,
vi by Sc postizenym dostalo zp
nejen nepravem zadrzenyt
d. penez, nybrz / radne satisfak'
n ia utrpena prikofi a bezpraN
p Nndrar (Eat.pf tiyad Il ri
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Rozhorlena zklamana 81

Rozhorlena zklamana Sla
Iris svou cestou,
Druha navSt6vovatelka VI
panskem dome byla Mercy
Poolova. S pevnym krokem gra
natnika vesla do domu toho
a vyhledala starou Hop'kinso-
YOU v oddeleni sluzebnych.
"Plati zde zivot neb smrt 2"
tazala Sc svym obvyklym, KRAFT
kym zpGsobem.
"Dosud nemozno urcitosti
odpovedeti,' odpov6dela stara
hospodyne. "Vase sluzka musl
ma kazdy zpusob nyni mas
zustati. Nemuze odvezena by
ii; bylo by to jeii smrti, jak
Sc sam DIR. Vandine vyjadril. "
"Ano," pravila Mercy leh-
kym pokynutlm hlavy. "Velky
boze! Co jen Ia uboha ucmila,
ze il nekdo chtel zagrazditi? :?
A u starych solnych JAM Ten
to skutek jest tisickrat horst
nez omen pred lety tam spa
chany."
"Nemluvte tom, Mercy!'
zvolala stara Hopkinsoya.
Hospodska z kociciho her
berku obratila Sc nahle a zvol
Ma prayila: "Nekolik hodin
pred spachanim tohoto krva-
lveho cinu byl V hostinci jisty
muz, ktery nalezel k zpevacke
| spolecnosti. Vsichni jeho SOU
druzi odcestovali, jedine on
zustal zp6t a vyptaval Sc vSe-
NONE ma Blackport a jeho O.
| byvatele. Nazyval Sc Regnault,
chci ma to prisahati, re to ne.
nj jeho prave jmeno. Onohc
vecera, kdyz byl podniknut
vrazedny utok ma slecnu Grey
lockovou a moji sluzku, zapla-
til casne svuj ucet zmizel. u
cinil snad tento muz vrazednJ
dtok ma Polly? Co vedlo Ethe
Greylockovou onoho vecera /
solnym jamam -
20 tom vine tax malo, jake
mrtvi hrobech," odpoved6la
hospodyn6.
Mercy pokrcila rameny o
desla, jak prisla.
Dni mijely, dlouhe smutnt
dni, V kterych smrt vznaseli
Sc mad domem sluzebnici be-
Sramotu sem tam sc pllzili
Den ode dine staval sc oblite
: Ora. Vandina vaznejSim a sta
rostlivejSim. Hlubokym zalen
: trapen, chodil Godfrey Grey
lock casne a pozde We sv
! knihovne, kdezto teta PANEL
; bolesti skoro Silena z pokoje d
: pokoie behala. Dosud odpoci
l vala hlaVa Ethelcina ma vySi
vanem polStari jeji prachovf
: no luzka; tahy jeji byly zmt
: neny a zapad!e, re cd svyc
y nejmilejsich tezko k poznar
! byla.
: Polly nabyla drive vedomi
K vracela Sc zvolna, ale jiSte
: zivotu. Jeji zivotni houzevns
4 tost osv6dtila Sc nyni rovne
: tax velikou, jako jejlch de
: skych fetech. Jednoho ran;
kdyz stara Hopkinsova u nj 81
. della, oteVrela oci a tazala 5
:. slabym hlasem: Jest slecn
= Greylockova poranena?'
:; Jeji prvni vracejici Sc m.
Slenka platila divce, pro KIT
rou dvakrate az k bran6 smr
Sc odvaziIa.
q "Neni," odpovedela star
\ hospodyn6, "slecna Ethel ne
. poran6na, avsak jest memo
i ma d i w iste blouzni' "a
ste nasledkem prilish j
;. krve. Vite, kde jste? ' Gre
: lock Woods. ByIa jste sem
= Islecnou Ethel cd solnych ia
privezena. Nuze, tedy vypr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-11

Z Vodnan. (Farni urad cir
kve csl.) Dnem /. rijna t. r.
zrizen byl pro cely soudni o.
kres vodnansky, i pro { nej-
blizsi jeho okoll FARM Grad cir
kve ceskoslovenske Sc sidlen
We Vodnanech. Duchovni spra-
YOU povefen Rud. Jurina. We
skere dotazy, porady, jal1oz
zadosti duchovnilfo nutno a
dresovati "Rad6 starsich VI
Vodnanech".
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-01

soon have all Of their tobacco on the
market.
Mrs. Sherman Shearer purchased 4
turkey from Mrs. Clark Rice, paying
$15 for the bird.
MIR. Walter Wells has taken Will
Chenault's (his tenanO crop of tohac-
co to strip for the crop.
Mr.. Peter Wells expects to make
trip to the mountains at once to buy
cattle.
Mrs. Nora Wiseman visited Mrs.
Sherman Shearer Friday.
Mn. John Burton has moved back
from College Hill to his farm in this
neighborhood.
MIR. John Newland was the guest
last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wells.
Sherman Shearer has plenty of nice
pumpkins and kershaws which ne
raised last year. Anyone wanting
pumpkin pie should bring sugar and
-four and come to see him.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-01

MadaSoH CixSozSa caOnft.
VIM. Jenkins and Son, Plaintiffs.
VS.. ~ 49, o..
Ida Cusiek Hobbs, Deefxda1t.
By virtue Of execution No. 1858, di-
rected to me which issued from the
clerks office of the Madison Circuit
Court, in favor Of VIM. Jenkins and
Son, and against Ida Cusick Hobbs, I
or one of my deputies, will on.
Monday, County Court bay, Feb. .
1921, at the hour Of 2 90 o'clock p. m.
at the court house door in Richmond,
Madison county, KY, expose to public
sale to the highest and best bidder,
the following described property or so
much thereof as may be- necessary to
satisfy Plaintiff s. dAbt, interest and
cost, to-wit:
Three hundred and lightweight
dollars and fofty-nins cents, $685.
49), plus appraisers fees, advertising,
sheriff's commission, etc. The anxs-
Isigned dowcr interest Of Ida Cuzick
Hobbs in n La acres Of land, more OF
less, in the Million magisterialz dis
trict Of Madison County, KY, and
bounded as follows: On the. north by
the lands Of y. n. H0wardf on the
east by the. lands Of Jesse White; on
the south by the lands Of G. w. Wht1
and en- the west by tho lands 81
VIM. Renfro, beiHe the lands owned
1h.by Robert Cuzich a. he tinsE Of HIS
Edentfs s =
Leviesf upo3 as property Of, Ida Gu.
Kick Hobbs. - :
Terms Sale VIII II maala, On asere-
dit of. thrsH A1ontlis, bond with APP
provsi security = ~ beaIind in
teresf at tlS fae Ay per cent PEI
annums from do 40 z ard ING
The fozs< q ;! -. 1yd Isae
sherin ~ dlae6 cottj ~.
Jan. %, 1921,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-01
NEVfBY

Mrs. Ella Sanford, OF lancaster,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. r. E.
Tudor last week.
Quite number Of young people
gave Miss Grace Alma Houfigan, q
pleasant surprise birthday party on
Saturday evening. GahIss were play
ed and the hours were pleasantly
spent. Delicious feffehnenf.. were
served. Those present. were: Misses
Fannie Jenkins, Gladys Smith, Ber-
nice and Beatrice Tudor, Glarin4 Der
ringeFy Hattie and. Flofehcx Whitta-
ker, Estelle Moore, A1nandn Burrus
Rosa and Ruth Turner, Gladys Tudor
Flossie Warren, Katie MAG Lowry
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-01

and Bessie and Bertha Long; Messrs.
!. Franklin Million, Luther and Claude
Jenkins, B. w. Heathman, Ivan Tu-
dor, Donnie and BENEFIT Burrus, Frank
Long, Travis and Robert James Mil
lion, Kills and Cecil Lowrq, George
McCreary, Walter Whitaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Million, Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Agee and Mrs. A. j. Million.
Miss Rosa Turner was the week end
guest Of Miss Clarine Derringer.
Miss Lois Griggs, of Paint Lick, is
the: guest of Misses Virginia and Va
lenda Stotts.
Miss Madeline Roberts, Richmond
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. E. Tu-
dor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Tudor, Mrs
/ Nancy Million and Mr.. Lyman Million
[ spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. T
Tudor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burgess are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of a lovely baby girl.
| Misses Fannie jenkins, Bernice Tu-
dor and Ruth Turner were the guests
of Misses Gladys Smith and Grace
Hourigan for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. HI. Million and
childrenS of Forest Hill; Mrs. NJ. L
Hacten and daughter and Mrs. Ber-
| tina DeJarnette were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Million Friday anc
Saturday
Those from this place who took the
county examination were: Misses
Flossie Warren and Gladys Tudor:
Messrs. B. w. Heathman and War
Tudor. We wish them success.
Misses Estello Moore and Fredarics
EWhittaker were the guests of Miss
Gladys Smith Wednesday night.
Misses Valelia, Lillian and Emma
Newly, of Richmond, visited Misses
Befnise and Beatrire Tudor Friday
might and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Million were
hosts to delightful party Satufda!
evening", given in honor of their ne
Ephew, Franklin Million, and niece
MISS Eva Hade.- Games were enjoyed
and delicious. refreshments were
served. Those who assisted in en-
Il tertaining were Mrs. Bertha DeJar
Enefte, Misses Lunata and Ellen ha
Eden, Ellen Million and Geneva Haden
EThose present were: Misses Fannie
SJenkins, Harriet Million, Eva ant
ELunata Haden, Gladys Smith, Bernic'
Fand Beatrice Tudor, Grace Hourigan
Estelle Moore, Katie Lowry, Jean Do
yty, Elizabeth Jenkins, Lucille Azbill
! Ollie Butler, Valeria, Lillian and EN-
!, ma Newly, Geneva and Ellen Haden
RosN: and Ruth Turner, Bertha Long
ManAtte and Virginia Peyton, Matte
] and Jala Wells, Minnie McCreary
: Messrs. r. j.. and Travis Million; Lu
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-01
GItNARD

Miss Willie NJ. Ross entertain
ed a nice birthday party Monday
night. Those present were Misses
Josephine and BERTHE Taylor, Ann
Mae and Gladys Parrish, Ethel
and Elma Turner and Mr.. Russell
Hendren.
Miss BERTHE Taylor spent Sat
urday night with Mrs. Floyd
Synder.
Misses Bernice Whitaker and
Clara Parrish spent Saturday af-
ternoon with Miss Josephine
Taylor.
Misses Sylvia and Margaret
Campbell spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Misses Maude
and Jessie Sewers.
Mrs. Emmett Taylor is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Harold Hen
|drcr1.
Mrs. Harold Hendren is very il
with fheunlafisn1.
Mrs. Emmett Taylors' little
daughter, Josephine, while skat-
ling on the ice, fell and broke hel
farm.
+ Miss Bertie Taylor spent Satur
day afternoon with Mrs. Hhrolt
Hsadren.
! MI. and Mrs. Thomas Whifake,
ips5k Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
yk3enle yHiitkksr.
Mss 1lyft1e T1y1Dr Is visitin,
lhet, sister, Mrs. Harrison Teater