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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09
DEFINITE HOME OF
Y. v. UNDECIDED

Consideration of a new home for the
7. NJ. C. A. came up for discussion at
the meeting of the board OF directors
yesterday and the announcement was
made that the plans of purchasing the
future quarters of the young women
are under way. The report of the sub
scriptions secured in the campaign
put the amount at s1.032 and the re-
suits of the flower sale as $3.50.
Donations from associa tions thruout
the country are still coming in, these
contributions are expected to bring
the total to high figure. The Den
yer subscription Is expected in today,
according to Mrs. j. II. Wilson, presi-
dent of tho local association.
mass meeting is to be held of all
the members early in January to sue
eessors of the retiring members of the
board of directors. One-third OF the
directors retire each year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09
MAKES. 60 MILE TRIP
VISITING SCHOOLS

Mrs. Baker. county superintendent OF
schools, and Mrs. E.da Nav Pine, county
school nurse, visited the schools of
Crow and Abbey Wednesday, a round
trip distance OF more than 60 miles. In
those districts. which by recent vote
arc to be consolidated with tho Rye
district for union high school pur-
poses. they found great anxiety for the
completion of the arrangements, so
that they can vote the remaining
necessary $1,000 of bonds to add to the
$4,000 some time ago voted by Rye.
and get the consolidation into active
operation.
In the afternoon they visited the Bell
Plain school. cast OF Pueblo, at which
Mrs. Pine delivered an address on COM
municahle diseases. Refreshments were
served at tho school by the r. I. A.
association OF which the membership
vas largely represented.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09
Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

-
IS PLEASANT TO TAKE. and
sooths the raw. infamed surfaces: siops
the saspins. s,rsnslipg feeling in tho
throat. II 10 msde OF the purest. fresh-
est and hnest ineredienss 10 be bad. eoa-
tsins NO opia,es or other harmful drugs.
and costs twice % much 10 make -
any imitation Of Il.
Every User . Frisnd'
ny little bey hsd . ssssfe s!'set q ereue
hsA nes bees iet fs,sy.s Hes. and Ter. r.ss
doses relieved hsn snd BE- wont te slesS ssA
Wss troubled ns mefs.''-Mrs. w. n. Tbsssese.
3S23 w. losh s.. Little Roeh. Ast.
- sm 10 my sisAty. ssvsssA yssr sd ] WsS
troubled With . s,elhns - NJ thrsst. lam vsrY
slsA to ten ~ ,s.s Fsssg's ne.sS sd T:s hse
Foley's Honey and Tar 10 eeom-
mended for eoushs. colds. hoarseness.
tickling OF the throat. spssmodie Group.
vhoopine cough. ls grippe sad bfooehisl
eoushs..
rhe Horn Drug Co.. eth and Santa re
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09
Want Changes Made
In Precinct Lines

Precincts of unequal size and that
conflict in some districts OF the city
and county will be asked by tho Real
Estate Exchange to be changed and
equally proportioned. 1t was decided
at tho weekly meeting of the exchange
in the San Isabel Cafeteria yesterday.
Charges that some precincts contain
ed about 900 voters and that others
had no moro than 800 prompted the
action by the body to name a commit
tee headed by w. c. Darlington TO
confer with the city and county com
mlssioners and request the change in
the size and location of the precincts.
II was also pointed ont that some pre-
cincts i'm the city and county conflict
cd to the extent that no little corfu-
sion results. and for this reason also
the action was suggested.
The Germans frequently flavor
their tea with cinnamon md rum.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09
$69.5O
Wool Coats
$3.50

In the newer drape limo or straight
models. with large beaverette, opossum
or plain collars, made convertible to
meet the weather needs. The best
quality warm wool fabrics, silk lined
and hand tailored.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09
THRIFT CONTEST ENDS SATURDAY

The contest for the prizes being Of
fered by The Pueblo Savings and
Trust Co., to all students of the public,
schools of Pueblo, closes Saturday, De
cember 10th.
These prizes are 105 in number, rang
ing in amounts from one to eighty dol
lars. There will be five prizes award
cd in each school. a $500 prize in each
district and the two essays winning the
$1,000 prizes will compete for the capi-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09

tai prize of 5000. These two papers
will be submitted to Mr.. Wilder OF the
Chieftain. and, Mr.. Hoag OF the Star
Journal. and If they cannot agree they
will select a third judge who will cast
the deciding vote.
These two papers are to be submit
ted without any name or marks and
the judges will not know from which
school district the papers are submit
ted.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09

usual auxiliary bodies in "Y'' work
The officers are, Mrs. ]. S. Young
president; Mrs. w. d. Mcdowell, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Henry Wilson
treasurer. The institution is operated
under a board of managers composed
OF twelve women.
On tag day dinner will be served to
workers at the following places; North
side at Mrs. Tom Prothro's. south side
at Mrs. Sam Nelson's and in Bessemer
at the 'Y" cafeteria.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09

BEL IS to get some of
those soiled Toys they arc almost giving
away. Think of it! Toys for fourth
of new value.
Kiddie kars, all sizes, 9sc; were 500
TO sI.0O.
Children 5 Automobiles, s1.45 and up.
Toy Wagons. Carts, Wheclbarrows,
10c, 25c, i0c and Coo.
Roller Skates, 35c, 55c, SIPS.
Tops, big musical ones, 25c.
Toy Furniture for song.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09

Tho winner will get the substantial
amount OF 5000.
The Pueblo Savings and Trust Co.,
is offering these prizes to encourage
the practice of thrift among the stu
dents. Practically the entire student
body has entered the contest and much
interest is being taken in who the win
ners will be.
The prizes will bc awarded before
Christmas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09

Garments worth twice ~ much Wholesale on
retail price with all the frills and conccits tina
make for style out Of the ordinary. Well made
durably lined, and the best fabrics.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09
McCredie to Succeed
Kenworthy at Seattle

Seattle. WASH. Dec. S.-Walter Nc
Credie of Portland. will succeed Will
liam Kenworthy as manager OF the
Seattle club of the Pacific coast base
ball team James Boldt. president OF
the club announced today. McCredie
managed the Portland club last sea-
son. which Kenworthy has been named
to manage this season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09

The colored branch of the Y. w. C.
A. is making an appeal to the general
public Saturday when a tag day will
be held. the funds received to be used
to pay its mortgage debt on the home
recently purchased. During the flood
the building occupied on d street was
completely washed away. The proper
ty now occupied was bought from the
estate of Andrew ], McClclland for
the sum of $500. The building is con-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-09

veniently located for a colored ~ as
it is in the district largely populated
by colored people. During the flood
last June this property, which had
Just been purchased, was used by the
association as refuge home for flood
sufferers. The organization is meeting
most imminent need for colored
girls and women. Its dormitory and
cafeteria came to the colored popula-
ton at a time when need was great
est The association has all of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-17

Ruhrr, \. Mckinney
Funeral Director P2l =. Mnin
Phone Ospgc 19t-A6G Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-17
Dakota plans To Block
All RdiirOad Increases

WhsIuNGTON, May lG Tho
state of &urlh Dakota today rilcd
with the supreme court OF th, United
Sniys. petition asking leave to
brius au original proceeding tn stay
all railroads within that state from
advancing iutHlltr rates. aud fares
ua authorized recently by the lutcu.
state commerce commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Iowa Lodge A. O. u.
May Be EnjpinedFrom
Business in Nebraska

Lincoln, April ll-(Special. y
The grand lodge of the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen OF Iowa
may be enjoined from transacting
a iraternal insurance business III
Nebraska in that name, the Ne
traska supreme court holds in an
opinion today.
The court finds. however, that the
Iowa lodge may be licensed TO do
business by the state insurance de-
partment when such use OF the name
does not result in injury to the
Nebraska order.
Although the Iowa lodge may be
enjoined from soliciting or accepting
rev members. the high court rules
that the order is not 10 interfere with
existing contracts. or interfere with
subordinate lodges as their member
ship now stands.
For this purpose the Judgment OF
the lower court of Douglas county
is reversed and the case is rcmanded
for trial
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Sons of Georgia
Planter Held on
Murder Charges
Grand Jury Returns Indict'
mcnts in Connection With
The Staying of II
Negroes.

Ionticello, Ga, April ll.-lndict-
mcnts were returned here by the
Jasper county grand jury against
John S. Williams, his three sons,
Huland. Marvin and Leroy, and
. Clyde Manning, his negro farm
boss, charging murder in connection
with the deaths Of IA negroes on the
Williams plantation.
Eight indictments were found
against John S. Williams, charging
murder OF eight farm hands. Eight
indictments also were returned
against Clyde Manning for the same
killings.
Huland Williams was indicted for
the killing Of negro named Black
strap
One joint Indictment was returned
against Marvin and Leroy Williams
charging them with the murder OF a
negro known as Iron Jaw and
Marvin Williams was indicted also
for the murder of a negro named
John Singleton.
The jury will continue tomorrow
investigation OF the alleged lynching
OF Eugene Hamilton.
- John S. Williams was convicted
OF the murder OF one OF the negroes
in Newton county last week and
sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Future Status
Of Pershing is
Fixed by Harding
Secretary Weeks and Presi.
dent Keep Discussion Secret
Continuation as Gen.
eral Expected.

Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire
Washington, April ll.-Gcneral
Pershings future status has been de-
cided upon by President Harding
and Secretary OF War Weeks, but
their decision is still a secret.
Secretary Weeks said today that
announcement probably would be
made within a few days.
Reports are current i'll military
quarters. however, that General Per-
shing's new post will be one COM
mensuratc with his rank as the only
general of the United States army
and that he will serve as in SUI
preme command OF the army OF
peace, just as he served as the SUI
preme commander OF the army in
the field during the war.
The general Of the army has no
defined duties in times OF peace. II
is understood, therefore, that the
president and secretary OF war have
determined to ask congress for leg
islation defining duties Tor general
OF the army in times OF peace. Such
duties would make the general OF
the army i'll supreme command, but
they would not disturb the present
organization which calls for chief
OF staff. The chief of staff, who
would continue to function as he
now does. would, under the proposed
plan, serve under the general OF the
army and General Pershing would
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
S7.SOO.OO MARTIN BUILT HOME
FIRST CAPITAL AWARD

Home j. at 2s7s Titu. Ave-, "Minne Lusa' Addition.
Lot 44xl2o Block 49, Lot No. TO- Modern in every
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

therefore, be continued in his high
post OF supremacy as the highest
ranking officer OF the American mil
itary forces,
II this plan is carried out, it is
predicted by some of General Per-
shing's intimate associates, that the
chief OF staff OF the army TO be
named by the president and secretary
of war would be Maj. Gen. James q.
Harboard, who was general Per
shing's chief OF staff in FRANCE.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

These awards are FREE to you. They be obtained
only by Votes given for subscription payments
You as club member, will be given when you
in subscription payments. You will be furnished with
forms for work on receipt of your entry blank
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

trade and commerce has taken over
the Farmers State bank OF Pleas
anton, Neb.
The bank has been operating un-
der supervision of the department
for the past four months. Cause OF
the departments action was exces-
sive loan depletion OF reserve and
indifferent and inefficient manage
ment, according TO a member con-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

Mrs. Grace A. Riie was granted a
divorce yesterday afternoon from
Claude Riie who disappeared two
weeks ago, leaving notes stating that
he was going to commit suicide.
Mrs. Rite, at the time OF the dis
appearance, stated that she knew he
had not killed himself, He hasn't
the nerve" she said.
Rites attorney entered an objec-
ton to the divorce on the ground
that Rife is out OF tho city
Mrs. Rife testified that her husband
was drunk very frequently. \. NJ.
Post, realtor, testified that he had
seen Rife act in ungentlemanly man
ner, use intoxicating liquor and
speak profanely.
Mrs. Rife was granted judgment
ior $50 month alimony.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

nected with the department. Loss
to the depositors' guarantee fund
will be small, it is stated.
Kearney parties are arranging to
organize a new bank at Pleasanton
and will, in all probability, purchase
the assets OF the Farmers State bank
and resume operation in the near
future.
Deposits OF the bank are placed at
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Movie Censorship Defeated

St. Paul. April ll.-Proposals Tor
motion picture censorship legislation
were defeated today when the Min
nesota house returned censorship
measures to their authors.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

approximately $l35,000, while total
assets arc about 100000. Present
officers are Ludwig Mueller, prcs-
dent, and Fred Mueller, cashier. The
bank was organized i'll 1909.
1t was learned al noon today that
parties were effecting reorganiza
ton OF the bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Bank at Pleasanton
Taken Over by Trade
And Commerce Board

Kcarney, Neb., April ll.-(Special
Telegram.) - The department OF
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Sunday Only by Mail.
1917 Cash
Commission to
All Non-Award
Winners

Renewal subscription payments will be given half
votes a subscriptions.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

The best salesmen-Bcc Want Ads
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APPROVED:

Iito-.Uf
APPROVED:
Aryid Bjork. Mayor Protein.
Albino Notes. Commissioners.
There being no further business on
motion meeting adjourned.
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JIM DANDY PUZZLE. TRY IT
L0Ts OF FUN FOR OLD and YOUNG

It's everybody's game. ANY school
boy or girl can play IL. and they'll
make you older folks step lively. IL
rs the greateSt sport we know Of
without any excep;ion-many times
more FUN than the old fashioned spell
ing bee. which NE used 10 enjoy so
much. Try f. Yonll find IL inter
esting and facinating. And. II YOU
want 60 have a real lively evening to-
night do this Right after the DISH
es are done gather all the members OF
your household ogether-grandpa
grandmother. father. mother. uncles
and aunts and even little brother and
sister. for everyone can play. Give
each one q pencil, sheet of paper
aud see who can End the most ~S-
Words in The Seniinel's Puzzle Pic
ture. Wen guarantee there'n not be
be = dun moment Funf Nv land.
youll never have more. Exciting IL
viii keep you setting right on the
edge of your chair.
Additional copies Of the Puzzle Pic
ture win be mailed free on request.
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md reduced cost OF labor and mater
Very truly yours.
+. r. PARNlEIEE.
Read the Ads

Read the Ads
A baby boy was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Gursky last week
The Catholic Ladies Aid gave their
ST PAtrick's party al the village hall
last Thursday evening II was wel
attended and a splendid time was had.
The village council met on Thurs
day evening 10 canvass the vote for
village ofhcerS.
PasQuale Celenese sold out his stock
OF groceries and hts store hxtures to
Frank Assist during the week.
An oyster stew was given a, the
Cluh room last Wednesday which all
of the members enjoyed with the ex-
ception of Dave Schonman. who ar.
rived just as the last oyster was dis
appearing
Eli and Eugene Rolla of Dunbar.
Wis. are in Alpha visiting al the
home 81 Paul Houlmont
A baby girl was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Kilgren during the week.
The teachers gave party last
Wednesday night that ssw highly en-
joyed hy all
A baby girl made its appearance al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John la
Chapciie during the week.
The accounts of the d. A. NJ. Club
were audited this week. MeSsrs. An
derSon, Hubbard and Honlmont being
the committee They reported ev-
erything in hne shape
Telephone rates between Alpha and
lC Fails fer toii service have been
established recently. The company
wishes Il understood that these rates
are made necessary hy the cost az op-
Grating ne plant and the fAct that
the Bell Company has had a rate in
eject all the time
Tie Masio3cn township board says
that the actual figures of cost on the
addition t0 the Porter SsAcoi are So
eco The many statements ~ cost
made were due 10 the fact that the
board vas unable 10 compute exAcsly
TIE cost until ihe past week
The johnson hoys have Nroker
camp, having completed their logging
operations on sction =
The Alpha Village Council hAs de-
cs6cd "a ercct memorial marker %
The diamond drill., 1921-03-19
Growers Association Adopts Program
~ Raise Production Standards

Increased per acre production and
generally higher standards are pros
poets for the future OF Michigan's 20
tato growing industry. IL seed eerti-
fication work now carried on by the
state Potato Producers. Association
gains the results expected.
More than $4,000 bushels Of posat-
oes were certified by the Association
for seed purposes last season. in
spite or the fact that the work was
started only a year ago. and the sue
cess OF the movement to date indl-
Gates a great increase in certificatiou
in 1891. Certilcstion OF grain seed has
been carried on in the state for sew
eral years by the Michigan Crop I'm
provemcnt Association. and the po-
ta,o men expect 10 develop parallel
advantages.
Building up. gradually. a higher
strain OF potatoes for Michigan grow
ers hy improving the seed stock Is the
aim az the Associations ceriification
work. SAYS II C. Moore, secretary
of the Association and extension spe-
calls, AZ ". A. C. we are after the
highest Welding strains and the el-
limitation Of diseases. The certified
seed provides local growers with the
best az planting stock and also fur
nlshes seed for shipment outside the
state. Several thousand bushels have
gone outside the state this year.
chiefly 10 Pennsylvania, Ohio, lndi-
ana. and Illinois"
Michigan ranks wen az the top Of
the potato producing states. being
rated with New York Wisconsin. Min
nesota apd Maine as the country 5
leaders Potatoes are also one OF Mich
igan's leading crops. comparing very
faYorably with corn and wheat IN
value OF production.
Producers of the certified potatoes
get 4 price somewhat above the mar
kei price for their tubers. the differ
ence covering added cost OF prod
nction and sale. The Producers Assoc
istion handles thu erssncatiou it
self. although the Agriculture College
furnishes men for the Inspection
work
The diamond drill., 1921-03-19
How Many Names Of Objects or Articles in
This Picture Starts With Letter ''S"

The solution OF the Sword Puzzle Picture only
ability find the in this
picture that Segin with the letter -s Fifteen prizes
for the IS best
ing the nearest correct list OF viii
second list the
how words beginning with
picture Jus in
tuss well OF the prizes
IL costs neeng TO take in this Puzzle PIurr
subscription contest and you dc net have to send
scrphn TO win prize III
tue Is awhrdd hrs prize by the judges VIII win ysa
would Ike TO win mere than SO makg special
Whereby yeu can win esyrr cash piEes BY na
subscriptions tmsxnum TIVE uhsopeasl
enng Sentinel by mail ss year They bsnus rewards
for
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YoU CAy WIN slaa

Here's Row; II yoar answer the sword Puzzle Pc
tnre AWARDED ist prize by the judges yz have sent
in ONE yearly subscription The Milwaukee Morning or
Evening Sentinel by mail you VIII receive ssae IN
stead of sc Or your the -S-word- Puzzle
Fcture AWARDED lst prize ~ judges and you hare
sent N TWO yearly subscriptions the Mlwzukee Morn
ing Evening Sentnei $40 all yOu win receive 81 cc
IL the place of Sc
How Is that Tor liberal OEer. look. We wsi give
extra amounts on all prizes II QuAlises hy
s. subscription The Sentinel and ycu ain Sna Prize
yca VIII receive s@se and yOa have sn. in two yearly
subscriptions and yoa win the secoad prize ycu viii re-
oeiye $500 and 80 On doEn the list o. prizes
Il takes bat two snhscrssiiors 10 ouza
~ for the Big sl.eep Reward ABSOLUTELY. tro sab
sc-poons Is tAs mA1nHz Yoa car % this wssh very 1T
ue e1o-t Ncur saAscripsfon ccunt or suhsrsr
tons 70 start fuiure write q te order
ween want TIE paper * uin stn-- prps
y on thai date However. IA fairness all suhserips
nailed prior MArcA TIE opening day a ths co-se
cannos ee coanted toward Qualifying TIE Bonus Re
wards and requests Ter credit fhe purrle Fnre Cane
E.usf accompany each sulsrriptsoa
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THE PRIZES

Ninnfhg answers WIN Receive Cash Rrirex Ar-
c~rdlnr 10 Take Belew
when Ne When ons wRen
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USE CERTIFIED POTATO SEED
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!. ANY man. woman
or chsld IN Wisconsin
and Northern Michs-
gan. living outside OF
Milwaukee and sub
urbs served by the
Milwaukee .Posooffi &c
Carrier Service who
Il ncs an employee of
the AElWankee Sen1i
mel. nav submit an
answer. II costs moth
ing 10 Try
?. Al answers nusA
Re mailed 10 your
Postonce closing
time April = 1891 and
addressed 70 r. W
Smith. Puzzle ManAg-
er. The M1WAukee
sentinel.
81 All lists - names
should he wrnte1 on
ore SIDE 81 the pApcr
Cnly and nuu herra
numer c.aiiy Write
ycGr fuli naTe and 2d-
dress On each page in
tie upper right hand
corner. II yoa desire
10 write anything else
use . separate sheet-
=. Oliy such words as
appc4r in the EnEiisA
n6ctionArx viii &c Goa
usea 10 noz use ose,so-
aeSe woris Where the
plarAi IS used the sin
gniar cannot Re count
"a ard vice verz
s. Words 81 the same
srelIinr can be used
onix crce. even thc1Eh
used % designate tit-
ferent objects cr Arttc-
rs OF parts 81 ch3ects
or articles Any object
a. article car he RAN
I'd oniy c1ce-
e. Do .ef use Aypee1a-
sna er. compo4oa words
sshtx refers ~ all
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OBSERVE THESE RULES

words formed BY the
combination % two OF
more complete EnElish
words.
:. The answer having
the nearest corrcc- list
of names OF visible OBJ
sects and articles
, shown In the picture
that l,egin with the let
ter -S vii De award
ed FIRST prize. etc.
Neafness. style OF
handwriting have no
bearing upon deciding
fhe winners
= More than one
member 81 q fAmIlv
nav cornpeie. bat oniy
ore nrsra wfli he A.
wAried - Any one
household.
In ne event a.
tie Tor Nnw n-rs oWer.
~ tha rnu aronrt 81
~.cs n-sre vii -
war1s,a 20 each parts
cipsus
IA Th-e. Wlwnuf.a
Ruxiress a. p~,s.s-
slonxl me- having -
rrwr4r,s,- VITA re
Sentivri III, \. se,e~
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W. J. Gribble.
City Clerk.
Read the Ads

FOR SALE teams OF draft
horses. at Penola. Mich. Inquire OF
Martin Harvey. at Penola, Mich, or
box 2S4. Iron Mountain. Mich. (7-le)
The diamond drill., 1921-03-19
AL PHA DE A r TN EN- 7

the boys who went from Alpha to the
war Just what form the marker will
take has not yet been decided but II
Is thought that II will be shan Of
concrete about 20 feet high into which
will be imbedded a brass tablet con-
tanning the names II will be erect
ed In the community circle.
Misses Bliss and Johnson OF Flor
ence were Alpha visitors during the
week
A pot luck supper was given by the
NJ. F. Ladies Aid last Thursday after
noon at the Porter school. The sup
per was preceded by L Patrick's
program.
Read the Ads
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CITY COMMISSION

Pay Roll, Frst Half Of Fearuary-
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l,4O2,04
DISBURSEMENTS. First Half Of Feb
rnary, 1891
4, ;. Bridges. expense TO Ian. l000o
I. c. Natl Bank, Int. ........ 5000
I. C. Natl Bank, int ......., l25.oo
Total Disbursements l.s77.04