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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
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$. j. 6. @rote bot icin us.
CREAM un0 &eitorront . GcidGft an
SRI. SuIio @ittrot p~erfauft. @crr
@rote, Der lid nift Der beiten &c.
iunobeit erfrcllt, reiitc om Sonntog
nad ct. 2oltis uno miro sort bci
icinen &in0ern mpbnCn.
SRI. Norp Hiefc fam lcbtcn
SomStog tierbcr BON 2esIie 3ltrilt,
no iie mcbrere Mouotc BET ihrcr
S6lpeIter, Jrau g.. @. StreGlmam,
perlueilt bate.
Or. 6. q. @oo6 unn Satin be.
gIeitetcn Iebtc ISOLDE oic Satin bon
Gbeo. Sictmann mad Ct. &ouis ms
@oipitol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
3nr NtlduIebaudJt.

5eOer, Der WiiIGtIbe bolt uno til
Tert, bot ELI groBeS Sntereiie Oaron,
Den Serfauf bon Wtilt), ODER Butter
lll1o Die oaraus be3ogenen GinnQb.
men gu erb0ben. 0ieie grb0bunQ
ertoIgt am Dtrtiamiten 0urd) Die BE.
llllsl18 elne5 guterL reinralii4en
3uGtbuIlen 6ur ytiIfpiebSud)t. lenl
OIe ytattommen Don iold)en 9ul
len 9eben erfabrungsgemQB imnel
nebr Wtild) uno 8lttteriett ais ibrc
Vttttter, oeren 84tcr nid)t einer Soc,
3ud)t entltammteu.
Gas lit cine &atia1e, felne Ell.
lode @oripiegeIung. Sic mildl
lptrtidaitIide A~btellun9 Der lan0
tptrtItaitlihen Decentralization ~lieieI.
unS Die uotpen0Igen einDanOireiel
3ablen, UNI uniere 8ebQuptlInQ Al
beipetien. Sic ~iteIlte Ourd) Grbe
bun9en out rid)tlgen 6Qrmen ieil
Oob %oleiPni8en Garmer, Die einel
reinraiiigen @uIlen sur 3utt pcr
rpenoeten, aus Dem &erfuuf DO!
ytll0 0urtihnittIid) OQ5 SQbr uol
le0er Stub 90 Collars GinnQbme bat
ten. GleicnIden 6nrnter, Die einen
4reujnn8sbuIIe (@raoeJ gebruud)ter
betonlen So pro 5oDr unb Nuh
u11O oleieNi8en, Die einen Scrub
u%ertpenOetcN, SIS. Gos iinO 81
notwithstanding bon Grbebun
gen, Die i'm Sabre 1912 auf 81
6ornlel i'm Stootc @i5coniin ono,
lteQt tDur0en.
ger 6armer muB alio elr,en CUTE
H%allebuuen CUR Miltoteb3u6t per
>pcn0elt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
Nrgcntiniid)cr Mais.

Die in ben iin8itperfloTenen ory.
Monatcr eingebtimite DiesiG6riQs
MaIsernte 4raentiniens bat elmer
GttroB pom ourhi9nittli6 31,5
8UibeI er3ielt. Ro6 9efi6ten, biz
I'M Qdcrbaus9 epartement einIiefen.
it oies bic bette Maisern;e Ieit fin
Sobren.
0ieier argsntiniiae Mais Mir
leet i'm Sem yorter Martte ouf be.
9aIiS BON $50 0oQars, pDer g.
Gents unter Dem YretIe fir unIeren
ein4eimtI4en Yiais, ongsboten. Moa
re6net gang oll9emein ponit, bah bi.
ytep 9orter 6obritnnten CUR Ser
lteIun9 BON Wo%isproOutten in ben
tommencen MOnoten MiQionen Dor
SuIRsls ar9entiniiden Moistorr
ertperben tperoen.
Sn 9eurteilunD 0ieie5 llmltan0e
oIrfen mir ni6t OergeTen, oaB Der
or9entintf4e Nois Dor oLem au Fl.
ner 3eit bier ouf ben Ma,tt gelana+.
no n14 Der natirIi6en Sage Der
Dtnge Sno 5attOren in unIerem eia
RetmtIsen Woismortte cine Qeriob.
aQldbrliter S0aitpreiie u per3eid
men Ietn mub. mir BADEN in ben
M}onoten SuIi, Quguit uno Septem-
Der Die oerbdItnismdbt9 b66Iter
y~fotspreile gu per3ei6nen, neil I'M
otete 3ett bic jd6rIiden 8orrGte oil
melIten eri60ttt limb; rpenn nun un
olele 3eit 9roBe Mafen argentina
lden Wfoistorns auf unfsren Mortl
Selan9en, 10 oruten iis troy Der au
nebmenoen &noppbeit an ein6eimi
lfen W5otstorn bic greiIs bod met,
ter berunter uno nrbeitpn oorouf
bin, i~berboupt Elm nieort9es 9reis
rtoeau fir u~nieren einbeimiI6cn
Nats gu idatfen.
9isber aaeroiugs bat Der araenti
niide Rais uniersn en6etmiIdsr
Ntartt nod n:8t redt gu teeinflufien
oermo4t. Dor 1918 belt Der ScIl
Don Is Gents auf ben gui6d Der
1rgentinti6en Mats aus unIeren
Nortte. BAD Qufbebunq biefes
3oles in 1918 tam a~asroinss ar.
9entinii4er Mois in unIeten Rortt
ooh beoor bic 'Sn~britnnten BON Wois.
proOutten i'm reft tsnnen geIsrn.
patten, fam Der gepoltige 9ries mn
IeIner 9roben S4ifistnappbeit. qr.
Sentinien puros nit ieinem Mais
rlsbr ooer penigsr iIol;ert. Seat
1bsr tommt froglos n~rgentinifder
N'ois IN arobrn Renuen Ing Ganb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

@iutcr eir Gtluliita WiaC non tYcud).
tigfcit. I'm orn EiIan5Cn ioldle 81;
aebcu. gIc6t man ne Inl SpdtbcrbIl
ithr 0urdorin3cnN uno bc0cdt Damn
Die NuumHidlCibe nit fllr3Cm Ilml
o0er nod) boiler nit 9tooclitrCu. &c,
@lr5cIboQcn miro Oaollrd) Dor Orm
pouigeH 0CirlerC geid)igt, ulo oil
EiIonje fam Oaa peroumitctc &alir!
ans Den NtrjeIn nadl3lcben.
Sic 9iingun0 iplcIt bel Den "a
IelboIjeru feline 10 groBe Houc mi,
bel Den SaUbbiuucn, lpGun ~Crltrr,
III gutcu, nabrbaitcn No0cu itencu
Srogocm lln0 CuG) N~a0rlb0ljer MI.
NInggQbtn 0QutbQr, menn lie rid}tig
sur %Anwen0Wlg geIungeu. Ga*
Sun8en gcldllelt an 3lpc0mdbIglieM
Uor Dem NustrlCb. Suud)e, &uhNun2,
erltere abcr lm ucrg0rencn ,3litQjlOr.
IeIltcn III 0lelcr @lniidlt quite Glen
tie, O0d lolI Der NQOen DOT Dem Nc-
ben oIcler crit gut angcrclG)tet ltiu
oanlt or Die Gungiulje audi au'ueh
men mo 5l Den GSur5eln f1llbreu
fam. Stcbcr Die SQlme III Der
Uraanarbe, 10 bcbt man 0lelc bis All
y SUP et1ua ab uno fiillt &onlpoIt
Ell. SOld)e Giin9crgrliben lln0 ober
lur im jeitigen 6riibiabc ooer III
S~pdtberblt 81 geben JOINT idoOen
lte mebr ais lie niiten. Wtahen
&onlieren einen geIOell, tranfbaftcn
Ginorud, 10 Oiinge man iie nit
GbIIiialpeter, ite Weroen Damn balO
pIeOer frtid grim auSieben, Oa Die
8irfung oeSielben idon nad tur3er
3eit eintritt.
Sros aler BfIege tonnen Naoel.
bol6er bort nid)t ge0eiben, mo- Die
Suit nit Hautgaien angeiiut lit
uno mo es al &itt' un0 ~&uft5ufubr
mangelt. I'm iolden un9iinitigen
Blasen lit Die Nuapobl ibrer Der.
tDenoull9 MIR el1e lebr beldrantte
NaenfauS fommen OIL 0ieicn Srten
nod "PinuS auitraca", ~Pinls mon.
tana", DY!cea pun9ens" uno n&arlla
baccata" fort, penn iie etnc quito
Pflege erbaIten.
Gin Na~oeIb0I3crn ifneiOet man
nid)t pteI beruul. Die 9flan3en
bauen iif in natiirIider 6orm piel
it0ner u1f, alS lpenu Meiier uno
Sdere in unperitanoieer 8eiie lie
oeri6anoeln. Nber INNER gebt es
Ood) nift obne einen leid)ten Sdnitt
bel tbnen ab. g8o &efen aus ibnen
gedogen iino, 0a muB natiirIi9 emf.
ipre1enO 9eifnitten werOen, ionit
aber beifranft iid) Der Sd)nitt oil
IOId)e Sale, mo- 3peige our6 ein
III itppIges @adJStlm Die 6orm ito.
TEN, o0er mo- cine elnieitige gntruid
lung Ourt Den SGnitt, bel Gntier-
nlng m~ueientliGer 3weige, in Die
natltrltd)e 6orm 6uritfgeiiibrt miro.
9eten i1net0et man am bciten I'M
9tat)Dtnter un0 DieoerboIt Der
5fnttt naN Dem 4uStrieb.
Dit tritt IeiOer Der Sal elm, oab
bel elmer &oniicre Der 0ipieltricb
0bbrldlt. @ier fam man ii9 oann
oo0urd) beIfen Oob man einen Der
Qberlten Iricbc an einem Stabe bod
bln0et, Der lid) 0onn gum 8ipf,I
trjcbe Qlt5biloct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
FOWLS FOR BACKYARD FLOCK
Not Necessary to Have Hens Of Extra
Good Standard Quality for Egg
Production.

For the backyard flock, kept to pro-
duce eggs only. it is not necessary to
have hens Of extra good standard
quality. What breeders of standard
poultry call choice utility hens are as
good as any for egg production, and
cost but little more than ordinary
mOngrels. Hens of this grade in the
medium-sized breeds are usually a
little under standard weights. and
have superficial faults-as unsound-
ness of color, or irregularity of mark.
ings or of the shape Of the comb
which in no way affect their laying
capacity, but make them unfit for ex-
hibition and undesirable for breeding
purposes.
When buying hens in person, par
ticular attention should be given to
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
Srate.

Gomin 2angcnberg erlltt IeBtC
ISOLDE einen 4rmbrltf), OILS bcim
.granfen" ieines 9llttos Ser Motor
suriiditIug uno Der allrbeIgriii i'm
an redten Irm traf.
Eaitor Wollrer, BON 2c5Iie, mar
Ieste 8ode bier I'M bel Der 9eitot,
tung 0es pcrit. Sri, NIbtre Iuitcr-
mann, Gofter BON Iugltit Auiter.
mann 5u amtircn. %Sn ser 6omilic
auitcrmann mar bteic5 Der iehItc
So6e5fau p1brcnO oen pergangencn
finf3ebr Sohren.
alguit Gribemepcr beobiiftiQt
mad Nebrasfo 3u iiberiieocIn un0
miro in Sturgeon iein bcrDcgIifcs 81.
gentbum auf Dem @eriteigerun0spc.
ee ~pertoufen.
San 3immerIi lit nod ct. 2ouis
gereiit, mo or 9ei60ftigung in elmer
8ormmol-Y}iib crbaIten bot.
Grau 9erm, 6. aottnie, bon
8Iono, befinoet iid bier ouf geIud
bel ibrer Wl,tter. 6rou 2ieiemcpcr.
&oitor q. q. Sdmi6t idc1lt feline
Walhc lrniere SorntogiduIe at1f 0ie
hod|te Stufe gu briugen uno onqes
ft6t icinen ereclltiben 6Gbigfeiten
Dirb Inn bieies 3peifeIgobne qeIir.
gen.
Sri. &oura Gross mar oieier GoQc
bier 3um 8eiuh ibrer G(tern.
6rou 9enrp Boamann un0 Troll
8oItcr 8oOmom, mcIfe in Belle
nno Summcr1lel0, NO, 8erpan0te
beiltftcn, iino Iebten GonncrstaQ
mieOcr 3urilfgefebrt.
Sic Shiller Ser IrQfe Sfule I'm.
ter tbrer &ebrerin iin0 3. 3. an Gin.
iben eincs Ero0rorus fir cine Ih6nc
MISUNDERSTANDING Die mabreno Die.
fes Wtonota ltnttfi10en ion,
&otis &onoenbcrg nl}0 g&m. Nie.
Dol0 lporcn Iettc ISOLDE in 2cfferion
9th nm Der &criommlung Der Com.
mercioI Clubs i'm Sntcrciic ser
Roo0buu . 6ro8c bei3ulUobnen.
Ser 6orm Club oerIonbte letter
ROntog bon RoIcb,rO aus, cine Gar
laolmg 8ieb.
Srau @m. Norrc, me[fle Bel III.
rem Sobne sos. @orrc mohnt, lit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
SInmenfDbl.

2erlelbe lest nldt lulnler Die q
pur1ld)ten v9Iunlenfaie" an, Die Of,
9auS1rall 6lr 3ubereitung zines Del
l1nIadbattelten Gentle 10 lebr be.
gebrt. SdjuIO an Oteiem OtibertoId
Ut IN ben mellten 6Quen Wtanoel
an rl9tlger Bilege. Bur grrei.
DUNG eIner Uolltonnlenen 4Iusbil
Dung Der &die miiiien Der Hilqnae
Dor allen 0ingen Die n0tiaen YolI
TORE 3ur Sertil8ung lteben: Std.
ltot1 unO @uIler. Cine frQitioc
StaumlltoiiN8ung i'm Scrblte aeniiot
Der Stlan3e nid)t, lie perIanQt aud,
pabreno Der g%ntwidluug aIllD0deut,
Ild) nod elne iliiiilge Oiin9eraabe
pom per9orener Saud)e ODER etpos
ldlDeIelIaurem Inlmoniof q GbIot.
rel aut cine 9iebfanne 8a1ier.) VII.
Geroem lit ridttge 8cpQiieruna I'm.
beOlngt erforoerlid) id)on meaen Der
9roBen gl1ttcr, Ole cine unfonorpi
DIE gerounitungsilGd)e oarbieten.
Oas 8aIierbeoitrfnis lit am aroR.
ten ruabrenO Der 9iIoung Der YIu.
men. Benin SieBen lit inoeiien Dor.
l1ft 1Oti9; eS bari fem @olier an
Oas Saupt 9ebrad)t rperoen, ionit
trltt letft 6Gulnis Der YIume Elm,
W 1T oesba!b aaes 8aiier ntr al,
ole 8ur5eln 81 bringen. Sobolb
lt4 Die glume entlpidelt bat, 1T tie
curd umfniden zines 9lattes Dor
DER otretten SonnenbeItrobIun9 Al
ifJiisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

the general condition-whether the
bird seems vigorous and lively-and
to the appearance of the comb and
the condition Of the feet. Healthy
hens have bright red combs and bright
eyes, assert poultry specialists of the
United States department Of agricul-
ture. A slight p%alenesS Of the comb
is simply an indication that the hen
is not laying at the time; but a bird
whose comb has either a yellowish
or a blush cast ShCuld be rejected.
for these are symptoms of internal
disorders. The skin and scales of
legs and toes should be smooth, and
he soles of the feet soft and free
from cOrns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

!3pei 2trten BON 8iften psrOen i'm
Sample gegen Oas un8s5iefsr Der
Denoet, nGmlia einInal Gift, oas
our9 ben M}agen binOura, unO To-
Oann Gift, oas IeoigIi8 our4 BIZ
9]eriibrung oes &0rpers faon fob
lid pirtt. Die ~iogenannteH M}a8n:
giite peroen ge9en llnge3iefer nn9es
tpenoet, oas &aupert3eugs bat uno
friBt, }. 3. segen ben &artoffeItGfer.
0ur4 Seriibrurr8 t0tenoe @tfte per'
ben gegen iou8enoe Sllistten ge
brautt, 3. 9. gsgen pf,on3snlduie.
Sine brittle &Iaiie pon SauBmittein
lei Der Snisttenbetdmpfang biIben
eigentIid nod Salt uno Sabatitauf,
bic aber mebr CUR 9ertreibun9 als
brett CUR 8ernIdtung ser S4Qb.
Iil.ge bienen. Inter Den ipgenann,
ten M~agsn9iften iino Pa1lier Grin
unO ar~ieniaures SIet (Nriennte Of
QsaO) pobl bic bstanntsItsn. Barrier
8riin mar frii9er O1s buuptid6lias
tie Oerartige MittsI, lit aber Re9t
lnb mebr ourd anoers heute per-
0rdngt poroel, bic Der SsIaubun0
Der YfIan3en tpsni9er Sdapen (our4
S~erbrennung) 5ufI9ren, iopje LANCER
an ben PfIan5en Aaften 5Ieiber. 9a
inoeiien oos Barrier 8rT i4nsIer
aIs oieie neuera W}ittsl Hirft, iolte
es bod nod iiberaa oa Qnpenoung
ftnoen, no bic Snietten beionoers
ja4Ireia auftreten uno i9neQe 9ilfs
9sbra4t lperoen mub. Petroleum:
emuliipn lit 5Ipar Oas biQigsrs Rit.
tel, ieoo4 burd bas untsr benz go
men y9lad 2suf 5Ortp" betann:s
3abotprdparat in iiin9srsr 3sit mebt
unb mefr perbrdngt tporben, neil
otsies WtitteI Der 8~elaubuno Der
pfIan5en peni9er S4absn 5ufigt
gegen .~Ieinsre, iaugenbe SnIette?
i'no SeifenI0fung.u aud NIT febr
3ltem GrfoIae pertpenbet rpprben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

gy Seadtet hos 9atim olf Dem
aoreBsetteI 6es BoIfsblottes uno er.
neuert bas Announcement iobo[o oils
pie ooSieIbe abgeIalfen 1T. 8enn
Sic Dos 9oltsbIatt nidt erboIten,
Damn lit b0dit pabrideinIid Der
@runo 6ufiir, bob SIR announcement
Der @rneuerung beoorf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
Hbeumotisnlu5 crtranft.

an Rbeumotismu5 crtrQnft.
Gin t!tr jeBlgc 9erbQltniiie ionOer.
9orcr 9(nbIid bot lid, l,ns Iestc $40.
DE oIa ied5 NQnner, ieOer in cincrr
einIp0migen @u890 bier our6 ia.
men. 2ieieIben Dorcn orf elmer
lleberIonOreiie BON SltQipon, Mo.,
mad GoIumbio be9riiicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

limb otsis gtnrupr MUD ltr IN pen
nG6fen Wonoten nod in progreftt:
rer 5orm itsigern.
Der amerirtaniide 5armer bat
alien Gruno, oies uuo bic Ginipirs
flung Der orgentiniIten RaiSiufuhr
nuf ben sinbeimiiden Nartt gu ftls
oieren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
SEXES SHOULD BE SEPARATED
AS Soon as Young Males seoln 70
Crow They Should Be Fattened
for Market.

Inc young stock should not be rear.
ed among a flock of old birds. Thov
shouid be kept separate. AS soon as
the young males nag and WORRY the
females (Which is about the time thew
START to crow the sexes should he
separated, and the males fed m extro
allowance of food. The cockerels can
oe mated to the hens without fear Of
oad effects from i~nbreedIng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
FURNISH SHADE IN SUMMER
'' rou'ts, oueklinss and Cos.
'nss Must Have Ample Shade
During Hot Weather.

II the ground that the cb,ch,
poults, ducklings and gosllngs rang,
over during the summer is grass lana
Drowned by the heat Of the sun and
ahording no tender green food he
sure that the youngsters have annie
shaoe and good feed of fresh. ton.
DER green food every day.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
SELECTING G00D LAYERS
Keep as good lnvnrs .

Nt'p as SoOu layers:
J, Hens which have been the
best layers during the past year
should be kept over for breeders
for next year.
=. Hens which have not start
ed to mott.
3. Hens that have bright red
combs and wattles and bright
eyes.
4. Well spread pelvic bones.
good depth from lay bones TO
Keel bone and vent soft and
pliable.
D. Pale shanks, beak and vent
on all breeds which have yellow
ShankS and skin. Use all of the
test to be sure you get the good
layers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

8o man Don @ered!iafeitcn a,lo
6relbclten reoet, fol- man ourfous
mint ron 8eredtiafeit uno 6reihrit
'nrpfPn.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-20

Anthony and Idaho Falls to visit
with her daughters and other reia-
tives at these places.
Mrs, Lydia stoddard entertained
the sego Lily club at her home last
Thursday.
Mrs. Cyrus Bullen entertained the
N. II. circle at her home Thursday
Mrs. LOrena Anderson was guest
of the club.
The Richmond Post of the Ameri-
can Legion entertained at a dancing
party Wednesday night at Hendricks
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Hendricks OF
Blue Creek are visiting relatives and
friends here.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-20

Mrs. Addie Van Noy has returned
from Blue Creek where she went to
attend the funeral of the one year
old baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wilcox OF
Salt Lake were Richmond visitors
during the week.
Mrs. ]. Leo Shepard of Salt Lake
was week end visitor here. The
guest OF her mother Mrs. John e.
Anderson.
Mrs. Hattie Christensen enter
tanned the L. W. bunch a, her home
Wednesday evening. Twenty-siS
guests were included.
Mrs. Nettie s. Merrill went to og,
den Tuesday for visit with rela,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-20
Dreaming OF Hats.

To dream OF wearing hat that its
you and pleases you is a sure sign OF
happiness and business success. II you
have on one that Ia torn or mud
spattered II means there is trouble for
you that reflects on your honor. A
straw hat points to an increase OF
knowledge on your part; hat OF vel
vet or velour to an increase OF fortune
Chicago Herald and Examiner.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-20

carried out and instructions given.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Helen Lar
sen and Mrs. Olive Harris went To
Lewiston Second ward and reorgan-
lied the Primary,
Mrs. Gertrude Hendricks was a
Smithfield visitor Sunday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-20
RIG IONJ
Nj: vSlETS

RICHMOND. Jan. 1o.-wednes-
siay afternoon MR., Stephen Hall
r'ene ard Mrs. Scion Barber OF Lo-
ynr met with the Richmond camp Of
ahr Daughters CO Pioneers fer the
r'rro,e o. roorr nisinG tie ca~'o
Tor the year 1921 The following
,"sers were chosoh Mra '-'~o'N
- Y 'dcat; Chloe Merrill,
rhM couasclor, and Mrs. -lano Hen
,'t'~t~. se,7nd ,oua ,or; Mary 4.
TT tcler, secretary; Besa'c Johnson.
corresponding secretary; Bessie MGR
riu, treasurer; Acenith Eckersley.
~hrrlricr; Libble Lawrence, assist
AMI chorieter; Lydia stoddo~d. or
FaRis,; Mile Telford, historian. and
Lydia Durnhlm, chaplain. A relic
cwamlitee with Cora Webb as chair
IMAM. Amusement committee. Alice
Harris, chairman. Lunch commit
sEv. Anna v. Merrill. chairman. Mem
hFsufip committee, Ethel Webb, as
essafrmap was also appointed. A
large crowd was present and very
Interesting meeting was held after
which lunch was served
Mss. Nina Pond and II. s. webb.
members OF the Stake Mutual board.
nct with the South ward Mutuals
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T, Plant sr. and
Mr.. and Mrs.W .A.Balr left Tuesday
of last week for an extensive visit
Through California
Mrs. Jane Hendricks and Mrs. Bes-
sss Merrill went to Smlthfield Tues
day Go visit with the Relief Society
urrsnixation.
MIR Gus Anderson OF Richmond and
Mrs. Martha Fail of Rupert. Idaho.
were married last Wednesday. We
wish them every success through
sife.
Mrs Chloe Merrill entertained at
hev home last Friday for her little
slaughter ardo,la. the occasion being
hcr eleventh birthday anniversary,
Games were PLAYED and refreshments
viewed. Twenty-Five guests enjoyed
she affsir.
Mrs. George w Smith and daugh-
sers Viola and Sunshine. left We'd
nesday for California where they
win visit relatives for some time.
Mr.. Henry Christofrerson of Ida-
mr. Fails was a Richmond visitor last
week.
n has been designated by tho
general presidency of the chur.h
mat Sunday, January o. shall ie
Dt,scrved as special fast day :
she starving children Of Europe. IT,
oslrci OF this day is that every Saint
shall fast two meals and give tho
uEice of same TO their ward clerk or
BISHOP FOR this worthy cause. Owing
10 this event quarterly conference
vsn be postponed
For some time past there has been
n vacancy in the South ward blsh-
Dpric. This vacancy was filled Sum
day when J. Leroy Robinson was
sustained as second counselor.
The cheerful face Of VIII Harris
was Tor a few days missed from be-
hind the counter at the Peoples
Mercantile Co.. owing to the fact
that be was confined TO his home
with bad case OF tonsilitis, He Is
r-mch improved at this writing.
Mrs. Lucy C. Merrill returned
IRON Sal, Lake Monday where she
spent the past ten days with her
sun Paul who is at a hospital there
having been operated upon for ap.
psndlcitis. She reports him as get
fsns along as well as may be expect
"a. but snn In very critical con
diuon.
airs. VIM HUI has gone 70 81
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Mary. aged 4. was pulling her baby
brother I'm n wagon when the baby
tipped over and began TO cry. When
she took him TO her mother and told
her about Il her mother asked; "What
did you do when the baby criedr
Mary replied: 81 got scared TO death
lust as quick as ] could"
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Two-year-old Tom was out for
walk with mother. They met small
boy OF about same age. He was very
interesting TO Tom, because OF the
mans size hat he was wearing.
Mother said: "Well shall we buy you
a hat Ike that. Tomf" Small Tom
considered While and then said.
No, ! ought to have long pants first"
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use again by stirring In little soda.
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lives and friends.
Stake Board Relief Society officers
Mrs. Hannah Kinds and Mrs. Jane
Hendricks. also Bishop J. L. Nc
Garry and Counselor Roy Robinson
met with the South ward Relief so
ciety Tuesday and gave some very
Interesting talks.
When the Primary books OF the
South ward received a thorough go
Ing over for the year 1921 Mrs. Lin
ME Balr was given honor of having
the best marks of either teacher OF
pupil, having attended forty-CiS
meetings out OF forty-nines
Mrs, c. A. Larsen entertained the
stake board Primary officers Wed.
nesday evening. Lesson work wa,
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LAMBERTVILLE
CURRENT EVENTS

Mrs. c. A. Butterfoss, of N. Union
st. has been visiting relatives at
Riegelsville, Pa.
Stephen Quick, of N. Franklin st.
was removed to a Trenton Hospital
last Friday, suffering with an attack
of appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hamill, of
Philadelphia, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamill on N.
Main st.
Miss Hannah Joiner, of Trenton,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Hazen and
daughter Gertrude. of Trenton, were
Saturday visitors with the formers
mother, Mrs. Emma A. Hazen, on
Delaware Ave.
Mrs. Byron Grammes, If Allen
town, Pa has been visiting friends
and relatives here and in New Hope.
Miss Jennie Hartwell, of Fleming
ton, spent the week end at her home
on Clinton st.
Jonathan Kitchin, of Brookfield,
Mercer County, spent the week end
with his son, Theodore G. Kitchin,
on Coryell st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Trimmer, of
Trenton, spent the week end with
relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Van Camp,
of Germantown, were Sunday visitors
whit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Mar
tindel, on Coryell St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wells and
son, of Little Silver, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fred S. Cum
mings on jefferson st.
The Standard Bearers of Centen-
airy Methodist Church held a
doggie roast at Oakland en- Thursday
evening.
The aeroplane that recently had
an accident outside the town while
carrying a passenger, has been re-
paired, and did a good business Sat
urday despite the fact that people
complaint of being without money.
Rev. Harold NJ. Dorrell, pastor of
the First Baptist church, spent Mon
day and Tuesday at Chester, Penna.,
where he attended the Annual Alumni
Banquet and Commencement exercises