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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-04-27

Fowler, Miss Pearl Rawiinson and the
Ianford school faculty wore guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Cox, last Sunday.
Mrs. j. D.. Johnson spent the week.
end with her on, Mir. B. w. johnson at
Arcadia,
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson Is still improv-
ing and will be at home some time
next week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Johnson Of Gray
Court, visited Mrs. c. l.. Waldrep Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Hobson Franks, Of Spartanburg,
Will move oack to Lanford this week.
We are planning with unusual inter
est for tho entertainment OF tho old
soldiers. They will hold their annual
reunion with us on tho 7th of May.
Every one IS requested to come and
bring we'll tlllcd baskets to help mako
1t day Of pleasure for the veterans
Of the Sixties.
MIR. and Mrs. Franks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamper Higgins and little son, of
Union, were guests Of Mr.. ad Mrs. j. 8.
Higgins last Sunday
Mrs. Lille Rogers has returned
home after an extended visit to rela-
tives in Charlotte and Lincolnton. N.
G.
Nj. Mel Flemhs !,ae returned from
a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Crouch.
ct LeesVt!!c and 10 spending some :,.so
with his daughter. Mrs. w. l.. Patter-
son. He Is also anticipating a pleas
ant day on May 7,h. by meeting all his
old time friends and the ''boys in
Gray"
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Garrett at
tended the funeral service of Mr..
Robert Hill. at Friendship, who was
World War soldier and killed in ac.
ton on the battlefield of france and
one OF the first boys to go over and
make tho supreme sacrifice. A large
crowd assembled there to pay him
this last honor.
engraved Cards and Invitations.
Advertiser Printing Co
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-04-27
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The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04

court in that section now known as
Towner county, when the division was
made, resigning his position in 1885
and returning to Devils Lake to make
his home and to accept a position as
financial manager of one of the large
mercantile establishments of early
days. Later he embarked in the real
estate and insurance BUSINESS intigat-
ing the Powell agency, which still
carries his name and which is owned
by Arthur Powell, now operating one
Of the largest institutions Of it's kind
in Devils Lake. In retiring from
political life, Mr.. Powell will return to
the business he founded as Office man
ager for his son.
It has been declared in many quar-
ters that Mr.. Powell in serving as
treasurer of Ramsey county, operated
his Office in manner Of efficiency, ex-'
celled by none in the state. It is also
said that the same excellent service
will be rendered by Treasurer Elmslie,
who served as deupty treasurer under
Mr.. Powell.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
CRARY

Miss Edna Albright is recovering
from a fall on the sidewalk.
The Ladies Aid held its regular
meeting Thursday afternoon in the
Congregational Church parlors, after
which supper was served to the public
The hostesses were Mesdames H. A
Nicholson, E. L. Coe, w. c. Miller, A,
P. Forslof and E. E. Anderson.
H. A. Nicholson visited last week at
the home of his son Raymond Nichol-
son at Petersburg.
Mrs. T. Huesgen Of Devils Lake
visited at the Medlemann home last
week.
Miss Anna Mullen was in town on
business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Vansteinvort OF
Odessa township, were in town Sat
urday.
The year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilman Bergen fell from high
chair into tub Of water left standing
by the chair. Fortunately the water
was not hot and the mother was near
by to rescue the babe so their was no
serious results.
Sever Ness was in town Saturday.
George, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G..
Orchard fell on the school grounds
last week and fractured his right arm
at the elbow.
Miss Alta Cook is stopping at the
Christensen home this week,
The base ball game played here Sun
day between Crary and Doyon and
resulted in victory for Crary, score
II to 8.
T. Swenson, painter and decorator
fis working at the VIM. Nelson farm
this week.
Mrs. D. C. Mcleod and son Gordon
left Sunday for Rochester, Gordon has
been ailing for some time and it was
thot best to take him to Rochester
for treatments.
Mrs. A: L. Ahlbrecht was Devils
Lake visitor Monday.
Mrs. ]. Ford and daughter, Mrs. H.
Wells, leave for Los Angeles the nome
of Mrs. Wells Thursday night In No.
1. Mrs. Ford has been an invalid for
the past year. Mrs. Wells came here
last June to assist the care Of her
mother. Enroute they will visit fc1
some time with son and brother al
Spokane, Wash.
Miss Reba Calderwcod was a visitor
in town Monday
Miss Louise Froelich who has been
away on vacation for the past month
is again on duty as clerk in the Post
Office.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
NOONAN TOWNSHIP

The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at
the home of Soren Erickson last We'd
nesday, and will meet at Peter Erick-
sons home the 18th, Of May. {
A surprise party was given in honor
of Miss Thelma Bruce Thursday mite
at her home. An enjoyable time is
reported.
Misses Nina Tweaten and Rose Per-
kuhn were overnite guests Of Misses
Olga and Edith Erickson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen Holland and
son Virgil visited relatives in this
locality this week.
Mr.. Julius Schofer was visitor at
the Schwan home Sunday.
The Misses Olga and Edith Erick-
son, and Nina Tweaten are planning
ON trip to Sioux Falls, South Dakota
to visit their cousin, Miss Lauretta
Harrum, who is attending high school
Floyd Reardon who had the mis-.
fortune Of fracturing his leg is i'm.
proving rapidly.
Mr.. Ernest and Romeo Valandrt
seem to have cozy little home now
Miss Sophie Erickson was . over
mite guest at Mrs. Ben Holley's las
Sunday.
! A dance was given at Rohrville Sat
urday and enjoyable time is reported
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04

Possibility OF Routing
Being Placed In A
Fine Shape

The Civic & Commerce association
under committee headed by Herman
Shark, Herman Schultz and Mr.. r.
Mayer, is taking an active interest in
securing needed road repairs between
Devils Lake and City Park. Follow
ing the rains Of Saturday, the route,
one Of the most used in the Lake Re-
gion, was one Of the toughest to be
encountered BY automobilists. It is
understood q combination arrange
ment between the city park board, the
county commissioners and the C. &
c.. A. will persist in furthering the
project until permanent highway
has been effected.
sHa; Permanent Bed Planned.
A move is on foot to seek Federal
aid for great project in conjunction
with the state to lay complete pave
ment over the course now being work
ed on, John Burtscher, one Of the city's
most ardent advocates of City Park
development and a booster for Chau-
tauqua before it was taken over by
the city, is lending his aid towards
working out final details of the plan.
It is declared in authentic quarters
that the plan is feasible and if proper
legislative aid can be brot to see
value to the proposal, there will be lit
tie question Of its being put into ef-
feet. It is proposed to make an ef-
fort, it is said, to get the actual work
started within another year.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
COUNTY NEWS
BY STAFF CORRESPONDENTS

and Mrs. Nels Anderson and family,
Will Hatton, Bernhard and Ralph
Schickling and Howard Maetzold spent
Sunday afternoon with the Adam
Murray family.
Albert Becker and Maynard Maet-
zold autoed to Crary Saturday even
ing to attend the movies. They found
very poor travelling.
Mrs. Herman Becker and son Will
bert went shopping in Devils Lake
Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Knight, teacher in the
Murray school, left Thursday to visit
with her parents at Hansboro, return
ing Monday morning.
James Olson visited with his family
in Southam Sunday. .-.n
]. r. Shand of Crary visited at Will
Hatton's Sunday.
The entertainment at Murray school
was postponed until Friday evening,
May 9Th.
Mrs. John Anderson visited with
Mrs. Knute Hansegard last week.
Three of Will Hatton's horses have
apparently left this vicinity for good,
They disappeared from the farm a
day or so before seeding started. Will
has been unable so far to locate any
trace of them.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
4 COUNTY
TREASURER IS
NOW INSTALLED \ / | | :. |
George El1nslie Takes
Over Office From
A. M. Powell

George Elmslie, elected county
treasurer without official opposition
last November, was installed in Office
Monday by the board of county COM
missioners following an audit-check Of
accounts.
A. M. Powell, who has held the Of
flee during the past four years, the
limitation prescribed 1.-TWO terms) by
law, retired, turning over to his sue
cessor county funds amounting to
$206, ,232.07. OF this amount, $20S,-
327.19 was on deposit in Ramsey coun-
ty banks, s161.02 in the Bank Of
North Dakota and $2,743.86 cash on
hand.
Mr.. Powell, who was elected two
years ago last November for his Sec
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
ROcK'LAKE-HOWElL

James Blezard was a business cal
Ter at Cando Saturday.
Mrs. Casper Anderson took her son
Andrew to Rochester to have medical
treatment. Andrew has been ill near
ly all winter.
George Eastling Of Bisbee was out
In Howell township this week to look
after farm interests.
Mrs. I. Larson called at E. J. Moen's
Tuesday afternoon.
About twenty-five of the Howell
young folks pinned on their smiles
Friday evening and attended the High
Jinks at the James Blizzard home. The
evening was well spent and everyone
had a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Donald Leach and daughter
Dorothy were visitors at Gust
Schwandts Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adron Kidder and
Byron Hyndman were over-nite guests
at James Blezards Sunday.
Miss Carrie Moen spent Thursday
mite with Miss Gladys Berg.
Max and Harvey Hauschulz and
Paul Belt were callers at O'Brien's
Sunday.
Professor Harbough had the mis-.
fortune Of falling off his horse the
other morning while riding horseback
70 school, causing him slight externa
Injuries.
Miss Hilda Dahler, primary teacher
Uf Howell school, visited atsss Gus
Schwandt's Thursday mite.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
Mob Lynches Negro
For Assault On Girl

Bowling Green, Mo. = Roy Ham
monds, 19-year-old negro, under q
10 year penitentiary sentence for at
tempted assault on 14-year-old white
girl, was hanged to tree on the Bow
ling Green road, by mob which broke
into the Office Of the railroad station
here and overpowered Sheriff Charles
P. Moore and six deputies in charge Of
the negro, who was on his way to
prison.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
St. Olaf's Had A
Fine Luncheon

The St. Olaf's Lutheran Aid Soc
iety, under craftsmanship of Mrs. F..
S. Austin and Mrs. T. T. Anderson
with competent committee, enter.
tanned the organization at hot sup
per, or luncheon. The affair was well
attended by all friends of the church
and proved one Of the greatest Of sue
cesses any committee of the church
has as yet been able to put on.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04

ond term without
any opposition, is
one of Ramsey
county's pioneers,
coming here in
1882 He has al
ways been identi-
fed. with business
and political affairs
of the region, serv-
ing as the first
clerk of district
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04
SOUTHAM
(Too Late For Last Week.)

Albert Gunderson of Grand Forks
visited his parents here this week.
Miss Eda Nelson, Mary Morgan,
Charles Reynolds and Stanley Day
autoed to Devils Lake Sunday after
noon. Miss Mary and Eda visited
Ruth Fulkerson while here.
Kathryn Fitzgerald has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Mary here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Bosworth were
IN Devils Lake Sunday.
Miss Gladys Wobbe, who is attend
ing high school in Devils Lake was
here to attend the dance given Friday
evening. She says school will be out
IN six weeks.
Theresa Diggen's sister has been
visiting her here this week.
The play given at Southam Friday
evening was great success. A very
large crowd was in attendance. The
cast Of characters we're as follows:
Julia Middleton as Tempest; Mary
Fitzerald, Fanny Middleton, Sunshine;
Theresa Diggen's, Joshua Middleton,
THE Father; Edward Guinther as
Richard Wilmont from the East; John
Guinther as Hugh Stanton; The Vii
Ian, John Rebbleke; Joseph Dunn, The
Human Derelct; Herman Wickum,
Nammy's Sue, Able Guinther; Bob
away, Mammy's Nephew, Joseph Reb-
bleke.
John Colstad drove to Laktoa Sun
day.
Dick Erickson drove to Devils Lake
and attended the dance at Southam
Friday evening.
Nell Hatten has been on the sick
list.
Oscar Nelson is working for Henry
Nixon this spring.
Frank Koonce is in Minneapolis
looking for a location to settle.
Delor Valendre is home on a visit.
He is writing insurance for the North
western insurance company at Grand
Forks.
A number of young people went to
Wood Lake to the opening dance Sat-
urday night.
Mary Morgan, Mrs. Fulkerson and
little Donald Miller visited at Gund-
ers0n home Friday afternoon.
Mary Ginther returned to Doyon
after spending few days with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fahey are
here from Grand Forks. They are
visiting at the Herbert Miller home.
Mr.. Fahey is also looking after farm
interests.
Bill Kennedy and brother Tom came
IN on Thursdays train to get Bills
ear. They left for Grand Forks Fri
day morning.
Mrs. Bill Steward was confined to
her home by illness Thursday of this
week.
Harry Kelly, Bill Steward, Joe
Aalorien and Joe Rubbelke were bus
mess callers in Devils Lake this week.
House cleaning. is coming to a
vhirlwind finish in Sournam homes.
Mike Brodey was a caller in Dew
lis Lake Thursday.
The Joe Rubhlecke family spent
Sunday afternoon at the Joe Maloaien
home.
Charles Nixon and family spent
Sunday at Gene Durbins.
Mrs. Thomas Fahey was visiting
Thompson's in Devils Lake Monday.
Max Kruger, who is we'll known in
this community, will return to his
home on Sixth street in Devils Lake
after spending several months at
Mercy hospital.
Mary Schiele is employed at the
Granger home. Most all the farmers
are finishing up seeding this week.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04

The largest radio station in the
world will be erected at Shanghai by
an American company and will be
powerful enough to transmit mes
sages across the Pacific without re-
lay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29

rus, Twilight" was sung, Mrs.
Walter Shreve accompanying on the
piano.
A postcard shower was voted for
Miss Mary +. Donahay, ill in a Long
Branch hospital, for Wednesday of
this week.
Miss Tillie Mount distributed sew
eral papers for the members to offer
and one of the most interesting was
that by Mrs. Milton L. Voorhees, on
a Example of Law Enforcement"
How Most Effectually to Promote
Law Enforcement by. Mrs. George
Kennedy; Let Us Make Our Victory
Secure" by Mrs. Howard VanDyke.
= Tentative plans were made for the
big part the Union will play in the
Memorial Day celebration in James
burg.
Miss Mount presented an amusing
game called Mrs. Wigs Down the
Pike"
Mrs. Dawson and her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Shreve, entertained at
the social hour following.
Mrs. Alice Voorhees,. of Trenton,
for whom the Union was named, was
a guest at the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29

was brought into the race and those
of Frank II. Pownall and James ID.
Pownall. To get the facts in the
cas- of SO many rumor a letter was
was sent Mr.. Appleby with the fol-
lowing reply that is self-explanatory:
Washington, d. c., Apr. 26, '21.
MY dear Mr.. Edwards:
Il beg to acknowledge receipt OF
your esteemed favor of the 22d. In
reply would say that | have recon-
mended Miss Mount for the appoint
ment of postmaster at Jameburg,
but have been advised by the Post
Office Department that appointments
at all first, second and third class
offices will be under the rules and
regulations of the L. S. Civil Service
Commission. Under these circum-
stances the recommendations of
members of congress, and petitions
and endorsements of al kinds will
have little weight with the depart
ment and the appointment will de-
pend entirely on the standing on the
eligible register of those taking the
Examination. The department states
that ample notice will be given of
the holding of this examination, and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29

ed by Mrs. Sutphin.
Rev. Mr.. Edwards of the Board
of Promotion. gave a very Interest,"
ing talk on the one hundred million
dollar drive for Missions and stated
that New Jersey had gone over the
top. Mrs. George NJ. Collins followed
with a vel rendered solo ant. Miss
Ella Hill. missionary from Ningpo,
China, ave her experiences in an in
teresting manner.
Mrs. j. Leon Schanck rendered a
pleasing solo, Spring is Coming"
and all reports read showed O
ress and Interest on the part of ali
workers. George NJ. Collins presid
&c at the organ.
Noticed in the large congregation
which was present at both the morn.
ing and afternoon sessions we're los
from various churches in
the association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
Mass, is visiting her sister. Mrs. =
J. Prentice of Virginia street.

Mass, is visiting her sister. Mrs. =
J. Prentice of Virginia street.
Almost every residence throush1
out the borough has a mail box nail-S~
ed in place eagerly awaiting the de-
livery of mail which is supposed 10
be started on Monday, May :.
Mrs. Elizabeth Decker of Perth
Amboy has been visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Alfred Armstrong of Fer
ry street.
Mrs. Charles Beeraem and son
Curtis, spent Wednesday in South
Amboy as the guest of her sister
Mrs. Julia Stratten.
Watson Gilbert of Lafayette Col
lege. at Easton, has been spending a
time at his home in the borough.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church has shipped a large
bundle of clothes. shoes. hats. etc.,
to the Home for the Aged in Ocean
Grove. Same will be sold at a rum
mage sale to be held on May 2. and
proceeds to be used for the home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
SOUTH RIVER

Daniel Roth. a carpenter. while
working on a new building a few
days ago fell from a scaffolding and
sprained both his ankles and is now
confined to his home.
Much preparation is being made
at the local schools for the celebra-
ton of field day which will be held
on the afternoon of Friday. May 20.
County Superintendent H. B. Willis
visited the schools on Thursday.
Mrs. Evelyn McHale of Boston,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
ESBURG w. C.. T. U.
AT INTERESTING SESSION
tBy Evening News Correspondent

fBy Evening News Correspondent
JAMESBURG, April 29:-The
April session of the Alice Union, w.
G. T. L.. held at the home of Mrs.
Paul S. Dawson, was most interest
ing. Mrs. George Kennedy conduct
ed the devotional part of the pro-
gram and the opening number was
the singing in chorus of while the
Days are Going By" the reading of
a chapter and prayer. Another cho-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
APPLEBY SAYS JAMESBURG
I. %. JOB IS OPEN TO ALL
lBy Evening News. Corre.pondent.l

JAMESBURG. April 29.-The I'M
certainty that has entered into the
naming of a postmaster to succeed
the present e~ncumbent, Charles Il.
Paxton, has been clarified within the
past few days by a letter received
by the writer from Congressman r.
Frank Appleby, offering the present
phase of the case.
Fol- sometime past several persons
have been mentioned as appointees
to the post. the most prominent be-
ing Miss Title Mount, whose nam
ing was rumored at the time was
a reward to the Women's Christian
Temperance Union. of Jamesburg,
for the big vote given Mr.. Appleby.
Miss Mount admitted that she had
been named when seen by the writer
and several days later decided that
she would not stand 'as She was
afraid of the politicians" as she put
in. Soon William c. Crosby's name
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29

birthday. A pleasant evening was
spent in playing games. dancing and
singing, following which refresh
ments were served.
Those present were the Misses
Emily and Christel Ceiling. of Fords;
Miss Dorothy Brooks, of Philadel-
phia; Miss Agnes Byrnes. Metuchen;
Miss Bertha Smith. of Perth Am.
boy: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Ling. Amyie
Leonard. of Railway: Orrin Decker,
Frank Stillman. of New York, and
George Baker. of Plainfield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
MONMOUTH COUNTY BAPTlSTS
ASSOCIATION At MEETING
[By Evening News correspondent

lBy Evening news correspondent
KEYPORT. April ga large
representation from all over the
county attended the meeting of the
Monmouth County Baptist Associa-
ton which included an all day ses-
sion at the First Baptist church here
Wednesday. A devotional service was
conducted by Mrs. w. f. Stanhope
who read the scripture lesson on
Love This was followed by a
beautifully rendered solo, Love
Watches Over ALL" sung by Mrs. A.
b. Pyott. Mrs. David Mac Murray of
Asbury Park. made an address, her
topic being THE Inward and the
outward Look" which was followed
by a talk pm Christian Americaniza-
ton by Miss Mildred Kaninski
prepared by the ladies of
the church followed and the after
noon session opened with a fifteen
conservation service conduct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29

opportunity would be given anyone
to take the examination who may
desire.
with kindest regards, I am,
Yours very truly,
ct. Frank Appleby.'
According to this letter the ap-
pointment is open to all and there
should be a merry scramble for the
post and should make it clear that
the office will not be given to any
one in particular.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
Given Party at Fords

lBy Evening News Correspondent
FoRDS. April 2o.-J. B. Ling was
rendered a surprise party by a num-
Der of his friends on Wednesday
night in honor of his f~fty-fourth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29

Shmnenis or Ward with each 2 lbs Swifts Premium Mar ~
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MARI II:ll,

KEEHAN-BURRE. August % 1920 at ia,
cathedral. baltimore. Md. JOHN j. NEE
iiaN and ESTHER a. BURKE, both oi
Washington, u. t.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported II
the health depart in the last twenty -fou
hours:
|. Mrs. Mamie Nolls. 80 years Providence Hos
pital.
George F. Thurston. 43. Casualty Hospital.
Thomas d. Davis, 63, $40 9th st. s.w.
Albert &. Ridgway. &c. 1901 Macomb ST.
Robert {. wilkins. Al. Powhatan Hotel.
Sarah g. Hoff 60. 1863 Columbia road.
William ID. Tulloss. 90, o33 2lst ST.
II. Hudson Newlin, a. 1914 Grard st.
Patrick O'Suilivan. "A, st. Elizabcth's Hos
pital.
lila Lucas. % Sbey Hospital.
Michael Coffey 81. iii q st. Sc.
James S. Hayes. Il, 1913 Potomac st. NV.
Florence L. Taylor. 80 9l9 Hamilton st.
Thomas G. Schaefer. ~, 1903 st. s.w.
Bessie A Mlar. 10 days. 1913 Kansas ave.
Infant of Charles and Amanda Smith. Prov
idcnce Hospital
John W. Merritt. 81. 1OI S st. ne.
George Terry. 81. Washington Asylum Hos
pitaI
Gladdis c. Jackson. 3 months, 1107 4!a st
sw.
James r. Delaney. o days, 30 L St s.w.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-fouf
hours:
Alvin G.. and Ruth s. Hall, hoy.
Basie and Calioppe Basilike. boy. -
William A. and Mary r. Drury, giN
Fred 4. and Susanna l.. Tracey. girl.
John 7. and Lilly NJ. O'Neil. boy.
Alexander NJ. jr., and Alice L. Boyd. boy
Robert J. and Minnie Savoy. boy.
Henry W. and Bessie NJ. Jaeger boy.
Edwin e. and Florence A. WorteB. girl.
Melvin A. and Vada d. Kelley. boy
Leo ii. and Lillian l.. Tardy. girl.
Charles c. and Roonye l. 1.amborn. girl.
Augustus and Frances Gumpert girl.
Ray f. and Ida l.. Cotton. girl.
Leo L. and Dorothy Tweedale. girl.
NIa,srice and Esther Gpeenhaum, girl.
CARLYLE A. and Emma u. Brown, girl.
William lie +. and Hortense f.. Santman.
girl
Howard h. and Iauradelc Whiting. girl.
William f. and Ella 4. Heath, girl.
John NJ. and Laura V Gartncr. girl.
Antonio +. and Mamie C. Hassell. girl.
Alfred and Bert Rooney. hoy
Wallace and Florence Barksdale. boy.
james A. and Odessa Vest, boy.
Arthur and Mammie Breeze, girl.