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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-17
STORK MAKES MANY
VISITS IN MERCER
Especial to The Argus. }

Aledo. Dec. 17.-Thursday night
a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
George Noble at the home of Mrs.
Mobiles parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Kennicutt of Aledo. The boy
weighed 1919 pounds at birth and
kFas named Marion Noble.
II Other births occurring in this Vi
entity during the past week follow:
Thursday. son to Mr.. and Mrs.
David Malm of east of Aledo.
Thursday. ad aughter to Mr.. and
Mis-. Fergus Mullens of Sunbeam.
Thursday. daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Dykes of Sunbeam.
Sunday. to Rev. and Mrs. Gordon
l.. Mcdonald of Sunbeam. a son.
SUNDAY, a 12A pound son named
james Albert, to Mr. and Mrs,
3Clement harrington of southeast of
Aledo
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COMPANY SETTLES
. FOR FIRE LOSS
(Specila to The Argus. }

Aledo, Dec. 17-Through their
agent, w. ID. Emerson of Aledo. the
Hanover and Philadelphia Under
writers insurance companies have
made settlements with Charlie and
HHrFy Barr for damages sustained
by fire which partially destroyed
the Barr home on East Seventh
street. Aledo, a short time ago.
The Philadelphia Underwriters
paid Charlie Barr consideration to
the extent of S1.S65.65. The Han
over company paid Harry S359.50
Tor the insurance carried by him
on the furniture.
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MAKES APPEAL
FOR CLOTHING
Geneseo Red Cross Asks for Mems
Garments School
VIII Give Social.
Special Correspondence

| opSIldI SOl
Geneseo, Ill, Dec 17.-Miss Flora
| White, president of the Genesec
branch of the Red Cross, announ-
ces that the organization is in need
of mems clothing. The local head
quarters have been called upon re-
Gently to assist a number Of ex-
service men who are out of en-
ployment and all persons having
warm clothing to dispose of are
requested to send the same to the
Red Cross rooms. II unable to de-
liver the clothing, it will be called
for if either Mrs. Jennie Stafford
or Miss White are notified. There
is also need for children's gar
ments. The requirements in a very
few cases in Geneseo must be met
but a surplus to meet emergencies
is desired
Plan Box Social.
A box supper and the following
program will be given at the Jack
son school, three miles northea st
Of Geneseo, next Tuesday evening,
Dec. 20, at 1880:
The Best Day .. Carl Anderson
Duet 49,. Lois and Doris Johnson
Clyde's Stocking :. Clyde Weimer
A Present for Santa E. .
-..-......... Donald Johnson
Solo 1890. Mildred Papenthien
Not Lettin' On -. Lloyd Johnson
Dialogue, mo Presents" Five boys
Overheard at Christmas ..
.. Kenneth johnson
bueI
Oral Papenthien and Lula Cruise
The Longest Day ......
......../ Lawrence Johnson
Waiting Up for Santa Claus.
Marvin Johnson and Elmer An
derson
Reading .. Louis RAIDER
Christmas With Mother Goose.
..... The Entire School
An admittance of ten cents will
be charged to those who do not
bring boxes for the supper Miss
Lula Cruise is the teacher in
charge of Jackson school.
Organizes Band.
The Geneseo camp of the Modern
Woodmen of America organized a
band some weeks ago This organ
A~ASiOl huAiDSAS dbOuL l"SuIS-lINS
pieces and is under the leadership
of w. F. Gray of Davenport. He
comes to Geneseo each Monday for
rehearsal and is reported to have
proven himself to be a most cap
able leader.
1t is planned to have the Wood
men band make its first public ap-
pearanca in a concert program TO
be given at the armory theatre on
Thursday evening, Jan. 10. Tie
program will include several solos
by some of the leading vocaIists in
this as well as instrumental solos.
The committee in charge has not
fully arranged the program bat
expects to be enabled to give it
public announcement within a few
days.
Returns from Chicago.
Mrs. Ethel OFT Miller of North
Russell avenue has returned from
Chicago, where she was called by
the serious illness of her daughter,
Miss Catherine OFT Mrs. Miller
states that her daughter is con-
siderably improved and is making
recovery.
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= T0davs News Of Western Illinois
GALVA HAS MANY
SOCIAL EVENTS
Especial Correspondence

Galya. Dec. 1.-THE 7. w. girls
viii hold a vesper service in their
rooms Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. All Y. w. girls, mothers
and friends are cordially invited to
be present
Y. w. members Will give a party
for the children in the Y. W. rooms
Tuesday evening, Dec. 27. They
will meet from to 8. All of the
children of the city 10 years OF age
and under are invited as guests.
There will be Christmas tree, a
Santa Claus and refreshments.
The eleanor society of the Swed-
ish church enjoyed pot luck sup
per at the home of their teacher,
Miss Malm, Wednesday evening.
They attended the Tabernacle SER
vice afterward.
The high school dramatic club
members announce that the re-
ceipts of their recent entertainment
were $40.
Two bachelor brothers of Galva
recently celebrated their 74th birth
day They are Peter A. and Bangt
A. Nelson. Twenty-Five guests were
present at the birthday dinner. The
brothers were presented with
large sum of money. They came to
America from Sweden when they
were "a years of age.
Galva yesterday was the Mecca
of hundreds of happy children.
Santa Claus arrived early in the
afternoon and the downtown
streets were packed with hundreds
of children who we're there to give
him a royal greeting. Galva's San
ia will remain here all next week
and on Saturday, Dec. "a, there will
be a grand celebration at the mu-
nicipal Christmas trees which are
located in the two city parks.
Mrs ". F. Mott. chairman of the
committee of the Good Fellows tag
day last Saturday gives the report
that there were over fifteen hun
dred tags sold and they amounted
to $171. The money goes into the
Good Fellows general fund.
A very nice 25th wedding ami
versary was celebrated here this
week when Mr.. and Mrs Bert Cole,
living on North Center avenue, cele-
brated their 25th wedding anniyer-
sary Thursday. There were Is
guests. A four-course dinner was
served under the supervision of
Miss We're Cole. Decorations were
in green and white. Mr.. Cole is
one of the well known garage men
Of Galva-
Mrs. George Teuscher will enter
tain the members of the Mizpah
class at her home Tuesday after
noon, Dec. 81.
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CENESEO TAKES
ATKINSON FIVE
BY 3641OSCORE
visitors stronger Than Expected.
Good Crowd Turns Out Despite
the Bad Weather.
Especial Correspondence

NopeCldl correspondence
Geneseo. Ill, Dec. 1.-THE Can
eseo high school basketball .e,m
won its second game of the seaso,
when it defeated Atkinson last era
ming at the Weimer theatre tn.
weather conditions were very m
favorable, with a driving rain maj
ing auto travel difficult. But in
spite of this a crowd Of about s00
attended the game. The final score
was Sc to 10.
The Atkinson team showed 4
much better brand of baskethaT
than last seasons aggregation
when they lost to Geneseo by a
score of 81 TO 13 The Atkinson
team lacks a capable basket shoot
er, as evidenced by the failure 10
register a count on seven free
throws. Atkinson made only two
points in the first half. on a field
goal by r, Graham which was CON-
pleted as the timekeeper's pistol
shot to close the second quarter OF
play. Geneseo at that time had
scored 16 points. The game was
clearly played. as only a dozen
penalties were imposed in the en-
tire period of play.
Coach Pruitt started the game
with Walker playing right forward
instead Of Hamann who was slight
ly injured in the Kewanee game.
The Geneseo boys did not display
anything approaching the team
work which featured their battle
with Kewanee, but by hammering
away they managed to complete the
first quarter with six points 10
their credit. Two of these were
made on the first two chances on
free throws by Captain A Schultz
During the second quarter Ham
ann went in for Walker and sue
ceeded in making a field goal soon
after his entry in.o the play. Wies-
jain, Captain Schultz and Pea
nuts" Schultz each registered two
baskets for their team during the
first half.
During the third period Akin
son added four points to their to
tai on baskets by S. Mowers and R.
Graham. In the meantime the
Geneseo boys ran their score up to
IS without a great deal of diff
Guilty. The third quarter ended
with the score 2S to 6. In the final
period Coach Pruitt withdrew
Peanuts, Schultz and
Hamann and substituted with Wal
ger, Spence and SeaTle Walker
Upon his return to the game,
played with more assurance.
Spence Gagged two baskets during
he short time he played. He looks
like an active candidate with
good eye for basket shooting
Searle, proved that as standing
guard he is a hard man to pass
IN the floor.
Geneseo meets Cambridge on the
ocal floor next Friday evening.
cENFSEO- (26t Ef Pr TT TIP
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-17
GENESEO CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS

CHRISTIAN Scfe1ce-Service Sun
day morning in the Hosford build
ing at 10:45 a. N. The subject lis
the Universe, Including Man, Evolv-
ed by Atomic Force?'
First Unitarinn-C. W. Porter
Shirley, minister. School of relig-
ion at 10 a. m Morning service
at IL o'clock Subject, Religions
New Coal.
Zion Evangelical-Rev. H. E.
Straub, pastor. The Sunday school
meets promptly at 10 o'clock. The
forenoon worship is held at II
o'clock. subject of sermon, THE
Blessed Life. The, young people
meet at $50 D. N. The evening
service is held at 1880. Sermon
subject, THE Song of the Happy.
Presbyterian-Rev William Har-
berts, pastor Sunday school at
II. The Senior Christian Endeav-
or meets at GAS p. M Evening
service at 1880.
Bapdst-Sunday school at 10.
Preaching service at IL a. N. and
1880 p. m DR.. J. H. Durham of
Davenport will conduct both serv-
ices.
Grace Evangelical e K.
Hershey. pastor. Sunday school
meets at 10 o'clock with regular
morning service of preaching and
worship at II. Topic of sermon:
The Survival of the Church" The
K. l.. c. E meets at $50 p. N. with
the evening service at 7:30, the
pastors subject being. Can Any
Good Thing Come Out of Nazer-
eth?" Mid-week prayer service on
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal F1etch-
er DeClark pastor Sunday school
at 10. The morning service at II
will be communion service. at
which time new members will be
taken into the fellowship of the
church. The sermon subject is. 81
Lay Down My Life That I May
Take 1t Again Epworth league
at $50 p. N. and evening service
at 100 The topic of the evenings
sermon is "A Mans Work.
Salem M6thOdist-Dr. Fletcher
DeClark. pastor. Sunday school at
2 O'Clock with regular service at |
o'clock.
COnc0rdia Lutheran-Chr. Ber-
gen, pastor. Sunday school at GAS /
a N. German services with holy !
communion and preparatory serv- /
ices at 10:45 a. N. No evening !
services. All children and teach
ers of the Sunday school will meet /
at $3.50 for rehearsal of the Christ
mas program.
First Lutheran-W X Magnu-
son, pastor. Both services tomor-
row will be in the English Ian
guage, the morning service at II
o'clock and the evening service at
1880 o'clock The Sunday school |
meets at TO- Christian Endeavor
meets at $50 p. m.
First congregational Frank
5. Brewer. pastor. Church school
at 10 a. m. Morning service at IL +
and evening service at 1870. Chris
ian EndeaVor meets at $50 D. m
The annual Christmas cantata will
be given by the church choir on
Thursday evening. Dec %. at 1880 !
D. N.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-17
CARRIER BEGINS
EXTENDED MAIL,
ROUTE SERVICE
Especial Correspondence.)

Annawan, Dec. 17.-Service on
the extended mail route became es-
fective yesterday. Rural Letter
Carrier Simon J. Newell now has
a daily journey of 3311 miles.
along which he will scatter The
Argus and other good or bad news
as the case happens to be- He had
planned TO decorate his car with
bunting and fly the Stars and
Stripes at the masthead on the in
itial trip but the inclemency of
the elements prevented any such
demonstration.
Personals.
Mrs. Willis P. Ogden is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Limle, in Cen
esec.
Miss Anne Dewey is substituting
for Miss Bessie Coraline, the high
school teacher. Miss Coraline has
gone to Albany. Ohio, TO attend the
funeral of her step-father, r. p.
Coxey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wilson are
at Dwight. Ill, running an oil sta
ton for the Illinois company.
Miss Gertrude Jump leaves for
Chicago today to be gone until aft
er New Years.
Mrs. Charles Tucker was in Ke-
vance shopping Thursday.
Frank Slater left Thursday night
for a months visit with his son.
Harry Slater, at Cedar Rapids.
Miss Catherine Howes. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Howes.
who is attending villa de Chantal,
Rock Island. will be home next
Wednesday for her holiday yaca-
ton.
Mrs Pearl Potter visited in Ke-
vance Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Egert spent
visiting friends and
shopping in Kewanee,
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Church Program.

The end of the career OF the
greatest human personality of the
First Christian century will be the
lesson for next Sunday at the Sun
day school: at 10 a. m
The Greatest Personality In Au-
thority" is the theme for the serv-
ice at z p. m.
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Finger Amputated.

While helping shell corn We'd
nesday at the John Lindberg farm,
John Sundeen, farm hand, caught
the index finger of his right hand
in the shelter machinery and it was
so badly mangled that amputation
was made necessary at the first
joint.
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ALedo and Mercer County
Aledo Church Notes

| First presbyterian, AieoO-DT. a
hudson Arrick, minister. Sunday
school 1920 a. m. Morning wor-
snip. 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor,
D. N. Evening worship, O'Clock
Mid-week service, 1880 o'clock
! Wednesday evening.
Swedish Lutheran, AIedO-Rev.
o. F.. Domeij, pastor. All the serV-
ices tomorrow at the usual hours
Tuesday evening the Dorcas soci-
ETY. will hold Christmas party at
the parsonage Friday evening the
Young Peoples society will meet
for the purpose of decorating the
church for the Christmas program
Baptist, AIedO-Rev. F. E. Pei
ton, pastor. Bible school at 10 a
m Preaching services, IL a. m. b.
Y. p. u. at 6:15 p. N. Enon Baptist
church: bible school at 10 a. m.
The pastor will preach at Z p. m.
Thursday the Enon congregation
were the guests of the AleCo
church. They came in the morn
ing, enjoyed basket dinners and
spent the day socially.
United Presbyterian, AIedO-Rev.
]. B. Pollock, minister. Bible
school at 10 a. m. Morning wor-
ship at IL a. m. School of mis-
sions at 6 o'clock in the evening.
At z o'clock evening worship.
Presbyterian, New Windsor
Rev. c. Z. Hoff, minister. All the
usual services tomorrow. The Sun
day school Christmas program will
be presented on the evening OF Dec.
%. The annual church banquet
aid congregational meeting will
take place on Tuesday evening.
Dec. q. Week of prayer, Jan. to
s.
Griffin Sunday School Sunday
school at the home of Mrs. William
Diggs at 2:30 p. m. The members
will give their Christmas entertain
ment the evening of Dec. 26.
Methodist Episcopal, ViOla-Rev.
o. Z. Clapp, pastor. Usual services
for tomorrow. Epworth league will
be led by lilo Pittman and Jennie
Smith.
United Presbyterian, VioIa-Rev.
A. S. Bailey, minister. All the
usual services at this church Sun
day. Subject of the Young Peo-
pies meeting, Conscience: Teach
ing it-Quenching It--Obeying it,.
Mrs. Bailey. leader. Subject for
juniors meeting, How Can We
Help the Immigrants" also mission
study. Topic of evening preaching
sermon. Failing Into the Hands
of Cod.
Presbyterian. FioIa-Rev. c. c.
Harper. minister. Services at the
usual hours Sunday. Morning
worship subject, What Doth the
Lord Require of Thee?" Subject
for children's sermon in evening,
Bells of Cold. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. Young people
meeting Monday evening.
Presbyterian. Joy-Rev. NJ. NJ. ,
Walter. minister. Services at the
usual times Morning worship SER
mon. The Christ They Looked
For. Evening sermon topic. THE /
Great Stage All Set. Prayer
meeting at O'Clock Wednesday
evening. /
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j. A. WIDNEY TO
SPEND WINTER
IN CALIFORNIA
lSpeciaI Corresnondence /

Alpha. Dec. III. A. Widney has
left for Los Angeles, Calf, where
he will spend the winter with his
daughter. Mrs. W. E. Mabee. Pro
fessor and Mrs Dawson will oc-
cupy his house during his absence
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual stockholders meet
ing of the Hayes Pump and Planter
works will be held at the company
Office on Jan. 8. at 1880 p. IN. There
are seven directors to be elected at
this meeting. The polls will be
open 80 minutes.
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COMMUNITY TREE
ON MAIN STREET
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Cambridge, Dec. 17.-Ihe CoI
munity Christmas tree VII!
placed on Main street so that az an
one can enjoy the sight. There Wa
be gifts for everyone.
Plan Social.
The Woodmen and Royal Neg
bors will hold a soC'al uae ...5
Monday evening, Dec. 10, at W.
hall. Games and dancing are ptsa
ned for the evening. and reiresD
ments will be served
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-17

Juniors: Sabbath, IF; Peterson,
If; J. Vance. c; Hebel, re-, and Ora
ham, lg. Freshmen: Newton. IF:
Anderson. If; Blazer, c; Morford
re, and +. Vance, liz.
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II. and l. Association.

The Galva Homestead and Loan
association have elected three di-
rectors for a term of three years.
The loans from this association on
residence property in this city is
$1S5 900. The directors are A. J.
Nordstrom, A. B. Anderson, p. P.
Williams, W. o. Houghton, A. O..
Boostrom, Clark Ably, ]. l.. Love-
gren, Swan Olson and Hugh Baird.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-17
ERIE LODGE NAMES
YEARS OFFICIALS
Especial Correspondence. }

Erie, Dec. 1.-THE Erie Royal
Neighbors met at the usual place
Thursday, for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the coming year.
The officers chosen were as fol-
lows:
Oracle, Carrie Holland; vice
oracle. Nell Bare: past oracle,
Louise Denison; chancellor, Inez
Oakley; recorder, Clara Avery; re-
ceiver, Nella Norman; marshal,
Mary George; assistant marshal,
Jessie Rush; inside sentinel, Ruth
klenworth; outside sentinel, Lena
Doll; musician, Ethel Johnson.
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totals .--..-'...-
Referee, SwedbeTg OF AugustaHa
Scorers, McRoberts Of Atkinson
and Hoeft of Geneseo- Ilmeheep-
ers. Movers of Atkinson and BECK
stein of GeneseO.
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PERSONALS

Miss Grace LongevilIe and Grace
Bohart OF Annawan visited WITH
friends in Atkinson over Thursday
Mrs, Peter Dhamers and son.
Leander and daughter Leona of
Hooppole attended the Y. L. s. af-
fair Thursday evening.
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James kay Rurjed

The funeral of James Kay was
held Thursday afternoon at 1:30
p: m. at the Congregational church
The Masonic lodge, of which he
was member, together with the
Eastern Star lodge, had charge of
the funeral. Many people attend
ed, besides the relatives. Inter
ment was made at the Grand view
cemetery, south of Atkinson
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WATERMAN Is
HEAD GENESEO
NWANIS CLUB

GeneseO. Ill. Dec. l6.-The Gen
eseo Ktwanis club here elected "a
following officers to serve for lle
ensuing year: Henry Waterman,
president, Thomas II. Taylor, wee
president: c. F. Moberg, treasure
The board of directors IS comps
ed of c. II. Atwood. Y c. Bradiel'
d. 8. Brown, G. l. Wood, I. !"
Ford. T. G. Lee and z Z, Ran -,
During the past year the c.l'
has been interested in several o.
fairs of civic betterm ent II n
taken upon itself the sponsoTSu,,p
of the Boy Scouts Of this city. -. :.
is planned to cooperate win =.
city council for the estaDiis1ule-'
Of a tourists camp.
New Officials.
At the annual meeting Of Ste"a5
lodge. No. 81, MasoEs, which W.
recently held. John Morrow was -
elected worshipful master; CiyIS
E. Ellis. senior warden James y
R:ngIe. junior warden; b. Lache.'
secretary; Phineas MORROW treas
urer.
elected the following list Of OH
GERS: noble grand. J. NJ ShaddiHs
er: vice grand. N. E. Fritts; seer
tarv, A. X. Clark; financial seer,
tary, Arthur J. Lager; treasure
Carl Lager.
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Personals

Mildren, the six-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Vrooman,
is very i'll with pneumonia. The
pneumonia. following long siege
OF whooping cough. has greatly re-
duced the little girl, and her. condf-
ton is considered serious
Mrs. Frederick A. Dow of Chi
cagoi who has been the guest OF
Miss Cora Wells the past month.
left Friday morning for her home
IN Chicago. She met her husband
at Franklin Grove, remaining there
until Saturday, to visit relatives,
when they proceeded to their home.
Mrs George Mauer spent Thurs
day in the tri-cities.
Mrs John Hawk was guest of
honor at a party given by her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Feaste-
thursday, in celebration of her
birthday. The guests were the chill
dren and families as follows: M.
and Mrs. Arthur Hawk. Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hawk and children. Mr.
and Mrs. Emery THOMPSON and
children. and the Charles Feaster
family.
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SERVICES FOR
ANDREW APPEL
ARE TOMORROW
Especial Correspondence

Galva, Dec. 17.-Funeral services
for Andrew Appel. aged z years, a
prominent farmer of near Galva,
who passed away on Thursday, will
be held tomorrow from the family
residence at o'clock. Interment
will be in the GalVa cemetery.
Mr.. Appel, who was very ill With
pneumonia at his home near Galva
for ten days passed away early
Thursday evening. He is survived
by his wife, one son, Godfrey, one
daughter, Lillian, brother Charles
and two grandchildren, all of Gal
va, Ill. There are numerous other
relatives.
Mr.. Appel came from Sweden at
an early age and engaged in farm
ing and had been very successful
at this occupation
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Christmas Party.

The woman's club OF Atkinson
was invited to a Christmas party
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. l.. N. Higgins. There was =
christmas tree well laden with
presents. with Mrs. Ralph Cole act
ing as Santa Claus. All entoyed
the afternoon immensely
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YOUNG COUPLE,
ATKINSON, Wed
(Snecial CorresnondenceN

Atkinson, Dec. 17.-On Wednes-
day evening at the Congregational
parsonage occurred the marriage Of
Miss Rebecca Angus and Robert
Boyd, the Rev. l. l.. MeIlott per
forming the ceremony. Shortly
after the ceremony the couple left
on the evening train for Chicago,
enroute for Canada, where they
will spend their honeymoon. ex-
pecting to be home to their friends
Jan. 1. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pritchard is Miss Angus sister. The
attendants OF the couple. Mrs.
Pritchard is Mis- Angus stiser. The
bride recently returned from an
extended visit with relative In Ire
land and has since made her home
with her brothers, Robert and
Alex. living one mile west of At
kinson. The groom has worked in
this vicinity for many years, hay-
ing come from Ireland. They are
both Industrious young people and
have the good wishes OF their MANY
friends. They will reside on a
farm about one-half mile north
west of Atkinson.