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Evening star., 1921-01-12
FOR RENT-GARAGES.

MODERN FIREPEO0F TwaCAH GARAGE
:327 ls!b NV. ~
GARAGE FOR RENT. 1917 =.
J. H. kINNEAR.
laoR q -, Main % lIs
FOR KENr-TWO-STOKY BRICK GARAGE
jn northeast. CHAS. A. SHIELDS COMPANY,
1913 VI st. nv.
FOR RENT-PRIvATE GARAGE. 1918 IRv
ing ct NV. Large garage. rear 1917 st.
NV. w. Y0l1.AND, 3006 sherman ave. 12s
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An unusually attractive suburban home IN
Franklin Park, Virginia. select residential
section Owner is compelled to move to the
city and will sacrifice his large s-room home
with hot water heat and electric lights: nearly
an acre of ground; fruit trees: hen houses; /;
81 600. ol very reasonable terms.
2.
Six-room home in splendid section Columbia
Heights Convenient to both 11th and 14th
street car lines. Hot-water heat and electric
paved alley. Price, $500. on very easy terms.
3.
Splendid S-room home. on two floors: located
near Lincoln Park. Hot-water heat: large lot
to 3O-foot paved alley. Can be bought for
81 ,0OO, reasonable terms.
4.
One Of the hest business propositions We
lave listed with us. Corner property apart
ments. First floor can be converted into
store with very little expense. Hot-water
heat. We can sell for $4,000. The building
is rented in its present state for $1,000 per
month, which does not include what revenue
could be gotten from the store.
5.
Beautiful semi-detached Groom home. with
hot-water heat: electric lights; lot $50 feet
deep; newly papered and painted throughout.
Can be bought for 81, 900, on small cash pay
ment, balance monthly.
E.
A splendid Groom and bath home in de:
sirable northwest section: newly papered and
PAINTED throughout. Large lot. Price, $3.50.
CHAS. D
Main SO, Main 81.
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HOME OWNERSHIP.
81 MONTHLY
ON EACH 600 USED

Pays principal. interest, expense and rei,ei sa
has been reached you receive all cash to build.
buy pay on that mortgage a On nome % stary ANY
contract receive money return n,,o%sd it in 3o5
fnsnciaf misfortune OF sickness. No fines nor
penalties. Death Of contract holder natures
loan privilege, which guarantees your family
a home. The lowest interest and expense cost
in America. which means trne co-operation
Register now. Be patient. You cannot lose
penny Home oSns5snip is possiyeiy yours
Sna Machinists' building, Washington. d. O.
State representatives wanted. ONCE open
evenings.
ron SALE TO COLORED-sIx- ROOM HOUSE
near 10th and You SITS. NV; large lot to al
lev: room for garage: house In excellent con-
difion. Rent, $35. so per month. Price. s.. $50.
A splendid opportunity for colored family to
obtain q home on easy terms. Address Box
SALT. Star Office.
BIGGEST BARGAIN. IN WEST END-WITH
in three squares Of State. War and Navy
building. Ten-room house: large lot to fifteen.
foot paved alley. with room for garage. 1st
ttrust. $500. Property can be bought for
So, $50 Address Box 840-T. Star office.
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CUT OUT THIS LIST OF PROPERTIES
AND INSPECT THEM TODAY.


Beautiful S-room and 2-bath home in WAsh.
iLgtOn Heights; - feet wide hot otwater heat:
electric lights: built-n fireplace: built in ga
rage. Cement porches, front and rear.
most attractive home and the only one OF
its kind in the city. Terms be ar
ranged. ..z
8. s--cz
An attractive S-room home in best section
Columbia Heights; % feet wide; bedrooms:
thoroughly modern throughout. Built-in ire
place: cement porches; beautifully decorated
throughout. A house you will be pleased to
call your home. Price. $l0,750
T. -
An exceptional home in exclusive 18th
Street Heights. Contains 10 rooms: all mod
feet condition. Can be bought for $12.JoO.
terms.
Splendid l0-room home Columbia road
between 18th and 14th streets; bedrooms:
and painted throughout. Immediate possession
can be given. Price. $11.15O. Nominal cash
payment, balance monthly.
IL.
Exceptionally nice Groom brick house near
school. which makes it especially desirable for
small notion store. Price, $3.50.
IL.
One of the most attractive bungalows in
best section Of BroOkland. Every modern i'm
provement. Contains y rooms and bath. Price.
$3.50. Terms can be arranged.
SAGER.
o23 Fifteenth St. NV.
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713 18th St. NV.

FOR SALE-ON L ST. N.W.-A CONvEN-
ientIy located roOming house; rooms rented for
over $3.50 per month. This property is a well
built three-story and cellar bay-wndow brick:
cellar entire house: 8 rooms and BATH will
sell furnished. 81, 600. or unfurnished. $6.50O:
81 600 cash. balance on time. Immediate pos
session Of part of house.
NO5 9th St NV. l.. ]. MILLS. Main 1851.
BROOM BUNGALOW; JUST OUTSIDE DIS
trict, on Washington Baltimore boulevard; dou.
BILE walls, double floors; tile roof: hardwood
floors and trim; fne garage. A cash deal. but
worth the money. Call franklin 686.
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FOR SALESUITABLE FOR APARTMENTS.
l3 rooms and bath, laundry room. furnace
room. hot-water heat. running water on each
floor. Corner property on car line in ueorxe-
town. suitable for business purposes or can be
converted into apartments with little expense
Three gas stoves go with the building.
GEO. W. LINkINS. Exclusive Agent.
171o st. NV. NJ S29S- 90.
OWNER WILL SELL NINE-ROOM, TWO
bath house. Chevy Chase; garage; modern in
every detail: in perfect condition: S14.6OO:
early possession. Address Box 328-T. Star of1re.
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HAK UNG & GIBBUNS,
3O1 Southern Bldg, 18th and Fl SITS.
Phones Main 373 and Main 100.
ATTRACTIVE HOME PROPERTIES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Telephone Main 434O.

PRICE. $S.5O0-A home very close to l4th
and Park rd; splendid situation and y most
complete property. we'll built brick house
having six rooms and bath. hot-water heat, elec-
tric lights, unusually deep lot occupied by an
owner who will give possession
PRICE, $40. O.5O0-A two-family apt, a corner
property. we'll situated in Washington Heights
The first-foor apt. has i've rooms and bath, oc-
cupied by the owner. who will give possession
The second floor has six rooms and bath and
is rented for $65 per month.
PRICE, $12. .000-A desirable northwest home
owned and occupied by Army officer leaving
city: q nine-roOm brick house having two
baths, hot-water heat. electric lights. cement
front porch and large sleeping porch; unusually
deep back yard to 1S-ft paved alley.
PRICE, 81. .5OO-In Takoma Park. d. G. A
desirable detached home. vacant. and in first
class condition. There are eight rooms and bath.
hot-water heat, electric lights; the house stu
ated on a lot 45x125. Very convenient terms of
sale can be made. We would like to show you
this house at once. Built by a well known
builder.
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FOR SALE-HOUSBA
Continued
Near Dupont Circle.
$1,000. $1,000 Cash.

Near Dupont Circle. a,
$1,000. $1,000 Cash.
ing porch Immediate possession. Occupied oy
relative Of owner. who has kept home IN PET.
feet condition. Splendid section Short wah
70 departments and business district.
5th St. NE. Near E. Cap.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
S-room and bath brick; In excellent cosdN
tion; top door rented as broom and kitchenetts
apartment. so mo. Immediate possessic..
mediate sale.
lst St. NV. Near H.
$o,5OO. $3.50 Cash.
hood: very convenient to Government Printtas
once. Top door arranged a. 3-room apt.
Near 10th and Monroe.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
ranged rooms. reception hall. tiled bath. elee.
light, hardwood trim. elec. floor plugs. ProD->
erty in splendid condition. Possession.
Crittenden St. Bet. 14th & 18th.
S13,5OO. Terms.
8 rooms, two baths. hot-water heat. elec.
light; all rooms two floors: screened break
fast pI-ch: hardwood floors throughout: ia
Simultaneous water heater. Colonial front pofck.
Garage.
18th and Md. Ave. NE.
$1,000. Terms.
Modern y-window brick containing 6ne
rooms; vacant and newly decorated throughout.
Large. yard to paved alley. Generous reduction
& GIBBONS,
=, 18th and Fl SITS.
3 and Main 100.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(C0ntinueA.l
Charming Bungalow.
Chevy Chase, d. c.
S12SN Easy Terms.

$lZ,5OO. Easy Terms.
On . lot % It. front. Large front porch;
spacious living room. with open fireplace; dis
ing room. sun parlor. pantry. kitchen and back
porch. Above. 8 beautiful bedrooms, each viii
Z storage closet large enough to reeefva Q
large trunk: full tiled bathroom. with hneo
closet. Every room is we'll arranged for placing
furniture. Hot-water heat. electric lights
Stone foundation: This is by far the best
y,iue We have offered in = long time.
Near N. Fl. Ave. & Wash. Circle.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Attractive modern 3-story bay-window brick
sesidenee Of nne rooms and tiled bath; nrst-
noor kitchen. In good condition. Wei A.
ranged rooms throughout, with large cloeets:
Splendid for home or investment. Rental Of
one noor will carry monthly payment.
Near Chevy Chase Club.
$4,000. Terms.
Detached brick residence on Q large lot.
Reception room. living room with fireplace.
dining room. pantry and kitchen. Four bed
rooms. baths. attic. Porches. Sleeping
porch leading from rooms. Double brick
garage. Spanish tile roof. Close to ears.
High elevation. A perfect home In Washing-
tons finest residential district.
Charming New Home.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
:, Six we'll arranged rooms tiled bath, with
nhen cioset: hot-water heat. elec. lights, hard
wood noors front porch and screened sleeping
po,Sn: p aeep lot to paved alley; attic; large
coia storage pantry: stationary tubs; light
ceiar: hieh elevation; near cars, stores parks
ana churches. Phone us now. Main l60
~
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Price. $12.5OO.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND KANAWHA.
One of the most desirable homes in Chevy
Chase at the price. A thoroughly new bunga-
low type dwelling with large rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, electric light, hard-
wood floors; beautiful lot. Immediate posses
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SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
c12 S00

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$13,5O0.
On Ontario nd. near Columbia rd.: beautitui
1O-room and bath house. with steam heat ana
electricity; in fine condition; garage on paved
alIey: screens, awnings; occupied by owner
who will give immediate possession.
TAKOMA PARK.
$3.50.
$1,000 cash; detached home. with large
rooms and tiled bath: front and double rear
porches; electricity and hot-water heat; In ex-
ceilent condition. This is remarkable value.
Close to Walter Reed Hospital.
NORTH ADDITION.
CLEVELAND PARK-$l8,OOO
Detached pebble-dash house Of II rooms and
ba tbs; on a very large lot. with side and rear
alley; ample porches; thoroughly modern in all
respects owner must dispose of this home with
out delay, and will give immediate possession.
BRIGHTWCCp.
$1,000.
On Kennedy ST.; a splendid location; semi
detached pebble dash house Of rooms. bath
and sleeping porch; front porch: hot-water
heat, electricity. 1t has recently been
decorated. and is in excellent condition.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
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THE HOME OF HOMES.
Telephone Main 4540 14O6 H St. NV.

McKEEVER & GOSS
14O5 Eye Street. Main 4752. .
NEW HOUsEs-WAsHINGTON HEIGHTS.
IMPROVEMENTS
Columbia Heights Princeton Heights.
eH ] s%s hath atns sa n sn' P e & s1t " s %
heat
electric of hardwood
ssoS 9 Initial ps Price, $4,000 hest % % % %
Eye h En- q ~ Main 475e ' s McKEEv &
Chevy Chase. 14oS Eye ST. Main 47s
A completed he
contains eiSs and and bath aad Fine ,ns nnMn & home in good
M & % % %
nor OF or orgarage OIL
McKEEVER & GOSS
1405 Eye Street. Main H52
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
14Oo New York Ave NV.
Phone Main 90.
MI. PLEASANT 18th STREET HEIGHTS
and mae.sh@sa ed house - fee,
san a as's % % % Dot S @ % %
es sst .1ses aen ' eg % terms % % %
DOWNTOWN pAPK T EIESN m < arranged
fo roomi AN ~ ,.I uu,, -
Sertment Depart condition Immediate possession"
% nsais CHEVY CHASE, D. C
NEAR WASHINGTON s'efn %s'a on
CIRCLE- hase % a and sarase % PRICE PRICE @ slsaS %
& rem % ".s TAKoMA PARK
NoRTHEAsT- California ps: sasissh 10. "s9G sso 'ss :s
@ % 5 ] Rs D ss % saa garage a sn e aed % " H s p''s on
% ; atonc.P Price nahc mt
WILLIAM S. PHILIPS,
14Oo New York Ave- NV. -
Phone Main 98 SaTa
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l4h III St. NV.

PRICE, So. 1O0-A home just of from 14th
st. and near Park rd : vacant colonial house:
the property in excellent condition. Can be
sold on terms Of $1,000 cash and monthly pay
ments. You will find very few vacant homes
Of this character in such n convenient location
PRICE. S13. 50O-One OF the most complete
homes in Sanl's Addition have ever had for
sale two-stery and attic bilt-toorder de-
tached house. There is hOt-water heat, electric
lights. several porches and the whole house Is
In beautiful condition. Owner will give very
prompt possession.
PRICE. $9.000-A splendid corner house.
colonial type; front and rear porches; unusuai<
ly large lot; the house las hot-water heat
electric lights and other conveniences that make
home complete. Owner leaving city will give
possession. The price OF this house has jus1
been reduced in order to make quick sale.
PRICE, $I,250-A well situated house in the
Bloomingdale section q little on from lst St.
monthly payments. This is a 20-ft., wide. six
room modern brick house deep lot to paved
alley and there is a garage.
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& LUCHS, T.
Main 2345.
PETWORTH.
$500.
The house is a most attractive corner
is Of brick construction. contains rooms
and bath and is thoroughly modern in all
particulars.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
$12,5OO.
An artistic and well planned bungalow con-
tanning rooms and bath; hot-water heat.
electricity and gas; spacious porches; close to
18th st.; southern exposure.
BRENTWOOD, MD.
$1,000.
Large S-room corner house: in good condi-
zion; on lot 1OOx1OO; furnace. electricity and
gas: garage: location forty yards from cars;
within walking distance Of the one-fare zone;
agreeable terms.
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.
ST 600 Cash; Balance Terms.
Price but $500; 3-story brick building,
with apartments Of rooms and bath each;
rents for $75 per month NET. A splendid op.
portunity for modest investment.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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Price, 81. 800.
NEAR Goth AND MASS. AVE. NV.
A very reasonably priced home. surrounded
nv the finest homes in town. This house has
large rooms and two tiled baths: electric
light In perfect condition: immediate pos
session.
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FOR RENT-R0OMs.

1852 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Two desirable
good location; adults preferred.
1919 18th ST. N.W.-Flat rooms. bath: no
children: no dog. -.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS; Ink; light and gas;
suburban. Address Box 1O4-T. Star ofhce.
1888 7th ST. N.W.-Three unfurnished rooms
14s
304 N.E.-Nice rooms: Ink; kitchen: heat;
separate meters.
soe Q ST. N.Y. housekeepinE rooms; heat;
III RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. - Unfur
nished rooms: Ink. 13.
519 2ud N.W.-Three large. bright rooms. third
floor: Ink: reasonable. Call evenings.
1906 OREGON AVE. N.W.--Between and 7
sts Three outside rooms: h.k. ].
1901 7th ST. N.W.-LarEe front room. second
floor; newly pnpered; light housekeeping.
GIG K ST. N.B-Three unfurnished rooms for
Ink 13s
342s Sth ST. NV unfurnished rooms Tor
furnished. 13e
1918 lNGLEsIDE TERRACE Nv. Two Two
rooms. kitchenette. bath, l.h.k.; immediate pos-
session: reasonable. l5-
:l09 N.W-Three large front rooms. cleo,
gas steam heat: End floor. Il
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
LADY with maid would like room and board
with refined private family or small boarding
usr' pefmaueht IL aRretapi.' Eeieien.eS ocsn
changed Address Mrs. f. s. Garnett. 2ssS
Garfield st. NV. 13s
1904 Columbia road-Room, facing south. for
two. with excellent board: second floor: all con-
veniences: telephone: best residential section
Col. S212 13s
1922 RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W.-snele and
double rooms: excellent board; Spanish spoken
1js
1907 CLIFTON ST. W.-Fine room. with e1-
cellrnt board. for two As
327 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Large front rooms
and board. ON second floor. Phone Line. l723.
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FOR SALE-GARA0Hs.

$500 WILL BUILD you an expanded meta
stucco garage. Can show you where this In
vestment is netting owner 4oTs: Brick 4 spe
ciaity. d. n. Wells, 1877 Girard ST. NV
Phone Col. 1905 l7s
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-13
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

The first of the closing exercises OF
the Harrington Public Schools will be
the. BaccalauEeate service held in the
South Methodist church on Sunday
evening, May 18th, at 7:30 o'clock
Rev. l.. r. King, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church, will preach the sermon
and the other local pastors will assist
in carrying out the program. All
friends of the graduating class and
the school are cordially invited to at
tend this service.
On Wednesday afternoon, May 18th,
at 2:30 o'clock, the pupils of the grade
schools will give their second annual
Health Carnival on the high school
athletic field. At that time the pupils
of the various rooms will present q
very pleasing series of games, drills
songs, and calisthenic exercises, and
the officers of the Parent-Teachers
Association will announce the win
ners and make awards in the contests
conducted by that organization. All
parents and interested friends are re-
quested to attend this program.
Should the weather be inclement, or
the athletic field too wet for comfort
on Wednesday afternoon the exercises
will be postponed until Thursday af-
ternoon; nr even Friday if weather con-
ditions., make ii. advisable. i,
The graduating class of the high
school will present a Glass Day pro-
gram in the high school auditorium on
Thursday evening, May 18th, at
nbc1ooL TIL, v,rnoxa,,. mill nonr;ek ~
the usual class. day numbers and is ex-
|pected TO be a little lighter and some
what more Spontaneous than the usual
numbers on a graduating program.
The graduating exercises Of the
high school department will be held in
the high school auditorium on Friday
evening, May Goth, at 8 o'clock. The
principal feature of that program will
be an address by State Superintend-
ent of Public Schools, Sam. A. Baker.
Superintendent Baker was reared in
st. Francois county and has many
warm personal friends in Pennington
and vicinity and will doubtless have a
great number to hear him. There are
twenty-three pupils in the graduating
class this year. This is the largest
class ever graduated from the local
high school, and is probably the larg-
est class ever graduated by any high
school in the county.
The eighth grade graduating exer-
cises will be held on Monday evening,
May 23rd, at o'clock, in the high
school auditorium. A very pleasing
program has been arranged for that
exercise. and strong class of about
forty pupils will receive their eighth
grade certificates at that time.
\ All Of the closing exercises of the
schools are free to the public and a
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-13

County May 9Th, 9th and 7th. Some
breeders of beef cattle were visited.
Three meetings were held where slides,
showing the value of good feeding and
breeding methods were shown. These
meetings were held at Copenhagen,
Sugar Grove, and Hazel Run. One par
ticular point was brought out very
prominently, i. e., the great improve
ment Of the offsring of ordinary dams,
when purebred registered bull of merit
is used. A good bull kept in a common
herd of cattle is worth as much to a
breeder as having 20 or 30 head of
good females and common bull is
used. Farmers should always keep the
fact in mind that the bull is at least
half the herd.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-13
How Fertility May be Maintained.

To maintain the productiveness of a
soil, it is necessary to preserve within
the soil, sufficient quantities of avail
able plant food at least to prevent the
yield from falling off after period of
cropping. Hundreds of field expert
ments have demonstrated that the best
of soils will gradually lose their virgin
fertility unless more than ordinary
care is given to the cropping system
and the return of plant foods.
How do worn soils differ from virgin
soils? The first noticeable difference
is usually the loss of organic matter
which permits the soil to run together
and lose its porous character. 1t be-
gins to be compact and lifeless. This
difference is very noticeable on the old
Rotation Experiment Field at Column
bin, where systematic cropping has
been maintained on the same plots for
more than thirty years. Two of these
plots have been in corn every year;
one, heavily manured annually, ana the
other receiving no organic matter 9TH
.er than the corn roots and the stubs
fleft from cutting the crop. After ex-
ip6sure, to rains, the MANFRED plot now
shows q roughened surface where the
'soiL held ogether by fibrous organic
matter, resists erosion; but the un-
treated Pfot APPEARS compact and run
together" When the frost is going out
in the spring, man walking across
the untreated plot will sink almost to
the shoe-tops. while the MANFRED pl<:
is firm enough to support his weight.
A chemical analysis of the soil from
these two pl9ts shows that the. chief
difference between them Is the lack Of
organic matter. and nitrogen in the un-
treated plot. The MANFRED plot Is al
so noticeably, darker in color. Def.
cient not only n in Ii nitrogen and organic
matter, 2 weER soil may also lack
lime, phospborHs. potassium, and in
special cases. sulphur or calcium. IT
takes q long period Of areppiHg ito se-.
duce the total supply y9f utheseoofge-i
ments to the point. YheSs, q shspical,
analysis will detect,it. 1.-THE Jrsdpcrc
tion in yield seems to be due ta ysiag.
up the available stock Of, thsse; elesf.
ments faster than IT can hs replaced,
This is particularly true as the sup.,
Ply @ organic matter becomes ex-
hansted. thus slowing down the pro-
fess of growth and, decay, which helps,
make plant foods soluble Or eSsilabla,
Only, By maintaining supply Ut err
10 u 4 ! -
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-13
ELVINS

Chas. Norris and daughter, Opal,
and two sons, Edwin and Raymond,
went to French Village Sunday to Wis
it relatives.
Mr.. and Msr. Grover Cooksey went
to Bonne .Terre Sunday to visit real
tives. !" ,FiF'- = - =
Earl ,McGeehee,, of st. Louis, came
here Friday, Of last week to visit rela-
tives and friends, returning Sunday
afternoon. s,
Miss Caddy Delcour, of Chicago, is
here visiting home folks. .an
Elmo Silvey. was Flat River Wis
itor Monday ,, -, ~.
Mrs. Otto Halbrook, of Detroit, who
was called here some time ago on acs
count Of the illness of her sister, Myr-
tie Tabers, who died last Wednesday,
returned to her home in Detroit Sat-
urday. ".s
Mrs. Arndinta Brady went to Doe
Run Thursday Of last week to visit
relatives.
Audrey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Yammitz, is very i'll at this writ
ing.
Raymond Norris was Flat River
visitor Wednesday.
Tops Flannery was an Elvins visit
or Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Adolph Beard and Mrs. Susie
Jones, Of Flat River, were here the
latter part of last week, visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Degrant.
Miss Edith Bergman went to st.
Louis Friday of last week to seek en-
ployment, ..
Miss Opal Norris, who had been
visiting friends in Fredericktown a
few days. returned Friday of last
week.,
Miss Hazel Kozean, who has been
visiting in Fredericktown for few
days, returned Thursday of last week.
Tom Tribby, of Pennington, came
here Sunday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Hope Wells. .....
Chas. Bartlett, of St. Louis. is here
this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Julie Taeffer and children Wis
tied friends in West Elvins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cooksey and
Mrs. Margaret Kinneq and Mrs. Aug
ust, Miller went to Fiat River Mon
day. M Ia !,
Mrs. Jim Maxon, of Flat River was
here Tuesday TO visit relatives,
Miss AlfEsda Polite visited friends
in nHfP Run Saturday and Sunday. :.
BoEAyotgs Mg. and Mrs. Frank Hem
son, May 9th, a girl.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Casteel, who have
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Joe
Bible a few days, left for their home
near Knob Lick Wednesday.
Joe Layton, Of Bismarck, was an Ell
wins visitor Friday.
Fred Gentry moved his family to
Flat River Wednesday.
Mrs. Dpss is on the sick list.
The infant child of John Moore is
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cooksey went to
Melzol Saturday to visit relatives, re-
turning Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Camans went to Flat
River Tuesday.
Albert Weston went to Detroit We'd
nesday to seek employment.