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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
LITTLE
BENNYS
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape

Pop was reading the spoarting page
in the setting room and I was looking
oil Ground for chockit peppermint
that forgot wat did with, saying,
Hay pop did you see cnything Of
chocklit peppermint?
a chocklit peppermint in sutch an
unimportant thing in my life that I
could proberly pass hole window full
without remembering it. so you can
judge wat impression the site Of mccrly
one choCblit peppermint would leeve on
my mind, sed pop.
Meening no he hadcnt saw it, and
kcpp on hunting. saying, &. that's
funny. know its in this room some
wares, it's certeny funny. nre YOU sure
YOU didcnt see 1t pop? It was a grato
big fiat one about . intches wide, scd.
How can | reed with you throwing
chocklit, peppermints all over the place,
keep quiet, sed pop.
And hc kepp on reeding and kepp
on hunting. and all Of suddin re-.
mcmbcrcd wat ] did with Il, saying, q
pop, have you got your slippers on?
i have. have you eny objccktions? I?
sod pop. and 'Sed, Yes sir but I CESS
IFS too late now.
Watts too late. wat the dickins nre
You tawking about? scd pop. and I sed +.
We'll YOU sec ! think put thnt chocklit
peppermint in one Of your slippers. in
fact ] know I did because I'm sure |
did
Suffering cats. haven't the hart to
l""k sod pop. And he put one foot up
ana started to feel one slipper with his
hand. saying. There's something in there
All rite, ] knew had a funny sensation
IN that foot, Confownd il. wat do you
wnnt I" go crround putting candies in
SLIPPERS for:
We'll ! had good reason wen put
It in but forget wat it was now, ! sed
Wich Jest then pop took his slipper off
and the chocklt peppermint was
Squashed down in the bottom Of it all
out of its original shape and size. and
pop sed. Blast 1t ALL look at my slipper,
and look at my sock.
We'll &, gosh. pop. holey smoaks,
look at my chocklit peppermint. I sed.
Being the last thing sed before I got
! fcarsc cracks.
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Conference for Jewish Relief

A number of rcprest Jewish
women of Philadelphia will be delegates
20 the big conference at the Bellevue
Stratford on Sunday to organize the
zone including Eastern Pennsylvania.
Maryland. washington, Delaware and
Western and Southern New Jersey, for
the $4,000 900 fund of the Amer can
Jewish Relief Committee, TT. Cyrus
Adler has invited $50 leading Jews from
ninety-eight cities and towns to attend
The large philadelphia delegation will
include the following women:
Mrs Cyrus Adler, Mrs. Joseph NJ
Asher, Mrs. Milton Herold. Mrs. Irving
Kohn, Mrs. NJ. S. Leopold Mrs. Samuel
y. Lit Mrs. jules y. Mastbaum, Mrs
Frank a. Pfaelzer. Mrs. Max j. Mar
coils, Mrs Horace Stern, Mrs. Benjamin
Wolf and Mrs Morris Wolf
The $l4,O00.OOO fund will be used to
succop the hundreds of thousands Of
destitute and starving Jews in Russia
and Eastern Europe. In this territory
there are upwards of 200 600 Jewish
oh ldren. who lost their parents during
IN, war and the subsequent disturb
ance9 In the Ukraine alone nearly
300 900 heads OF Jewish families have
perished and in wide sections no Jewish
Child under seven years has been left
alive.
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NoRRrsrowN

, Mrs, g. Whtner Rogers. OF .2s East
romance street entertained at an after.
noon tea at her home. Mrs. Rogers was
NMss.s;ted Ms.; In receiving by her sister. Miss
sMarJorie Marcy, Of Riverton. y, I
MRS. Charles Paist, Jr.. and Mrs e.
iiownley i'arzefere presided at the tea
.aole' and Mrs. John l.. Laraelere and
MISS Helen Paist also assisted
Announcement has been made of the
engagement Of Miss Elizabeth Boyer of
Williams, of Main street.
49, A three-act comedy. Patty MaL.,
ihings Hum" was presented bw tbe
fIollowlng young people of the Calvary.
Baptist Church: Miss Barbara Rejf-
gGra gshyoer Miss Mildred Fox. Miss Ethel
t;race ksoSa, SSs Mabel Overholtzer. Miss
tinwood SteinbrIght. Master RaInh
IIte'nprlsnt' Master Lloyd T. Wandress,
'r" and Master Charles Snyder,
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WILL BUILD NEW SCHOOL
Glenolden and Norwood to Join In
Erecting Building

The school districts and tho Schoo'
Directors of Glenoldcn and Norwood
have decided TO build for their cx-
elusive use high school building.
which, according to the agreement, is
TO be known ns the "Glen Nor" High
School" A site has been selected in
Ridley Township. which Is between
Norwood and Glcnoldcn and between
the Pennsylvania and baltimore Rail-
roads and close to what is known as
Trites and Urban avenues.
The State Department has approved
Of both tho plan and location Of the
new school building.
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Montaomery.PeIrsol Weddlnn

An interesting wedding took nIaca
on on, thursday In Atlantic city. when
MISS Constance Donaldson Peirsol
1naushter or Mr and Mrs. Winfield Scott
felrsoi' or lO7 South Baton Rouge ave.
nue.. Ventnor, became the bride OF Mr.
James Stephens Montgomery. son of Mr
ana % Mrs Nell Robert Montgomery. OF
Trenton. W
The Ceremony took place in All Saints
church. In Chelsea, the officiating
clergyman being the Rev John W. VIII
ans. The bride, who was ven in
MARI age by her father. was attended
by Miss Margaret Montgomery, a sister
OF the bridegroom, as maid OF honor
and the following bridesmaids: Miss
Helen Van SyChel, Miss Helen Nelllson
Mrs Ferdinand Roebling Strn. Mss
Mary T. Phelps Mss Helen Shoemaker
and Miss Barbara Evans. NJ. Mont
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

. MT and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Stern, Of
Mrs. Emile Clarke. OF Baltimore over
the weekend. o'e'
MIS- w.. Hyde. of North Twelfth
street. will be hostess to the members Of
hcr card club tomorrow afternoon.
=. Mrs. Alfred W. Elseman. Of Now
k' nork' has returned to her home after a
ysit 20 her parents. Mr. and Mrs I,Iw
Is Seltg. Of the Ma ajestic. ''''
u MIS-, MISS ressie $. DalsiIner. Of 2e5s North
nist,G iJaG street, has returned from a fort.
nights stay In Baltimore. W.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. George G. Browning, OF Devon
will entertain at a dance this evening
at tho Merton Cricket Club IN honor oI
Miss Georgana c. WetherIll daughter
ot Mrs. George d. Wetherill OF ieather-
held, Bryn Mawr
Miss CornelIa S, Rankin, debuta"t",
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John Han
Rankin, OF Deep Run Farm, PenllNn
will be the guest OF honor at theatrc
party and supper at the Rttz-Carlton
this evening, to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland J.. TH3lcr Cf 1tOh Dc
dwynedd Valley.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Rush, Of
No6 Pine street, will entertain at dim
ner this evening.
, Mrs. Albert II. Lucas, OF 2l39 Cypress
Neet, will be at home tomorrow after
noon and the following Tuesday after
Moons during December after o'clock,
NO cards have been sent out.
melr Sunday evening muslcales last
mlght The artists included Mrs. James
~ Anders, Miss Polly Thayer, Miss
loretta b. Kerk and Miss Agnes Clune
Sulnlan, The committee in charge in
SMiGsed Mrs Ion,dn Mr' william Baker WhelaT'
SSrsene; Mrs, John J, Joyce, Jr., Mrs,
samuel Woodward. Mr. Daniel G, Dono-
van and Mrs. John Pooley Leigo.
The Yale Club will give its annual
SSoncert, to be followed by a dinner and
vance on Monday evening, December
Fusic "
Miss Madeline Gilmore, of New York,
,aTlVed Yesterday aud VIII be enter
phEsd as the guest of Miss Esther Jean
SSppehinan daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
TSihGFies Francis Bochman OF 1856 South
eighteenth street, for a week.
Mr., Herman KTemer Grange and Mr..
SSVt"h W. Grange, who are students at
w.. raul School, viii return home next
vrI,hh 20 spend the Christmas vacation
lin thelr parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will
ton DFSyton Grange, at the yelling
Mss Mary Elizabeth Evans daughter
" Mrs' David Evans, OF Chicago, who
scbo student at the National Cathedral
Jsn"i at Washington, will arrive OIL
iSn Snuary =, and will be entertained as
SueSt OF Miss Sylvia Van Rensselaer,
HartgS.,' laughter OF Mr. and Mrs Alan
nlsS"e'i strong, OF 203B DE Lancey
g.aee' Miss Strong, who ia also stu
viii az inc National Cathedral School,
week. '' ''e ''''e' part VI '"'S
3 a, Mss Charlotte Mae Graves, daughter
o. MI and Mrs Ferdinand J. Graves
str.s, 'ssahlckon avenue and Mannheim
IA" ''st t0 Baltimore,
NJ, and Mrs Louis Schiller. Of S4ss
tn,Ssl ,slon avenue, Wynnaheid, enter
d. $50 Lea oissaux" At their home
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Photo by Phillips & Phillips
MRS. CHARLES II. PEACOCK, JR.
or 8 Chatham road. Stonehurst,
who before her recent marriage was
Miss Thelma Cook

gomcry was attended by Mr.. Hiram
BELLS Blauvelt, while tho ushers In
cluded Mr. Ferdinand Roebling Stirr,
Mr.. clarence NJ. .Garrigues, Mr., James
Stephens. Mr.. Howard Deyo Mr.. Chand-
Ter Cudlpp. Mr. Ph lip r. Townley,
Mr.. John y. Montgomery and Mr.. Win
field Scott Peirsol, Jr.
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lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Speks of the Dance to Be Ciren for Miss
WetherhM Tonight-Miss Ne,obold Introduced at
a Tea on Saturday-Other Bits of Interest

r,,itr dcbutnnte affair tonight will be
,bo dance which Mrs. George q.
p.ovnips and her son. Mr.. Richard ..
,,,ovpins. of Old Lancaster r""d' pev'
w,ll rive at the Merton for Ge"r-
O,.,o Wnh,rilI. Georgiann is tthc
'nrnyeat of Mrs. George Wctheri''s
,uroctivc daughters. She IN sister
" Ada and Anna Wetherll. the for
~, of whom married Karl knipe.
A. and Mrs. james r. Wallis will
.,,srtan at dinner before the dance
a., ,beir daughter, Louisa Wallis. and
A., Alfred Paul Morris will give u
M,r ME, for her daughter Priscilla. StiIl
un,bcr ulnab dinner viii nc given Ivy the
I,JSJ IwJSnJ Taylors for Corhclia liank IN,
n"h WI thcre are several other affairs
planned
r,pEAKING of Priscilla Morris, ]
,ov her recently looking charming
- Jark blue froclt, topped with willie
w n.ns of heavy blue material and an
.sp.i,,,s tam of the same co'or. She
oro brown shoes. gloves and fur. ana
,n,kcd most attractive.
Sus;e Stewart has smart topcoat
=, hsoyor or nutria which is very he.
.;rs IN her brunette coloring. Her
% v.t TO- ,f black felt aud rather severely
.,,mmod aS, Tho Stewart girls arc oil 80
u.,1.nntivc I don't know which ono ]
"ou,J .av I like best. ! believe ] like
,SSm ,Il the same, Susie aud Maisle
and Lille.
THE Newbold tea was very smart
affair on Saturday afternoon. Anna
.o, benutifully gowncHl In French
,,acl which shc got on the other side
4, the sumner, ] suppose. 1t wnS q
h,sIv thing Of white tul)e embroidered
i;.bt blmr. and at either side Of the
mcist line there were blue strcamcrs.
do think the girls dresses are the
svsetsst things this season.,
Did Won notice Alberta Reath $ .lrock
=, tLc lance the W;dencrs gave for her
o., Eriday night? 1t was fashioned OF
o,oth NJ cold and had lace md tulle as
thinning. She wore gold slippers and
.iockin,,s. and was simply radiant. You
tnow there was dinner for hundred
S,,osts before the dance itself that night.
nd then about 300 were asked to the
O'
THEAR that Nivien Gould Dec'es mas
decided TO stay over in New York
WITH her father. Mr.. Gould, until after
Cbristfnns. which will be sad dny
for him. Lady Dccies came over from
England on the receipt Of the cab g
telling Of her mothers death last month
and has been staying with her father
sinco then. She will 60 back to her
Hmiv tho last of the month. but Is
nlannlng to return in the late spring
with her husband and cht'drch' anu
W, ~ Comld
Il has been comfort TO have rady
p,cies over here | am sure. for she and
her father arc devoted and her sister,
Mrs. Tony Drexcl. Jr., and shc have
p;ways been very close. That IS an in
tprnotionaI marriage which has proved
an extremely happy affair, Lord and
Iody Decies.
-
CPEAKING of international mar
y rioecs. Count Szechenvi Is in this
country now. lie came over last month
to ioin his wife, who has been staying
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr and Mrs. l.. Kent Keas, OF Lans-
ao"ne, are receiving congratulations on
MI, and Mrs. Edward Kenny
HSirothers, OF Bowling Green, near wal
llngford. will be at home TO their friends
curing December Mrs. Crothers was
oeiore her marriage a few weeks ago
MISS Il. Renee Rigby. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Lord Rigby.
Miss Ruth McClung entertained the
Junior members Of the Woman's club
oi SWarthmore at her home on Harvard
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SAVES WIFE FROM FIRE
Druggist Aroused by Shouts : ot
Neiuhbors

Shouts Of ncghbors at . O'Clock this
morning awakened William Ozaska, "A
druggist southeast corner Of Sixth and
Fitzwntcr streets. who found that the
rear Of his establishment was on fire.
He aroused his wife and led her TO
the street and then summoned the fire
men.
Dominick Ozaska, a brother Of Will
liam, awakened several other members
Of the family and helped them to safety.
Dominick was cut by glass from sky
light and his brother William received
slight burns. The blaze did $500
damage.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr: and Mrs. Charles Becker, for.
merry OF s5o9 Colorado T,rracc, aro
no" IN their new home n ventnor.
-, Mrs Edward 0oursalt. ~ 1881 Rltner
S,st, ent'rtained last evening "a her
Joseph Nolan. "''' ''
r,oTl. Mr. Edward Carroll OF 2527 South
th'orauo 1 terrace. has returned home for
the Christmas holidays; after a tr,n
through the South. "p
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last evening in honor of the clubs first
anniversary. Covers were laid for forty.
-. Mr.. and Mrs willard q. Kluge, OF
Mont Clair, N. j., have been guests over
ne week-cnd OF Mrs. Kluges parents.
Nj. and Mrs. John C. Perry. at their
Ferry took an active part In the rain.
pow bazaar held at the Bellevue-Strat-
lord on Friday and Saturday, when she
was the Blue Girl. and also played with
MISS Dorothy Painter in plano duets.
Friends of the Downtown Hebrew
DDay Nursery will give dance on
Wednesday at the Scottish Rite Hall
Broad and Race streets.
tniiadolph!a members Of the alumnae Q
or trinity College viii give a dance in
me tme north garden Of the Bellevue-Strat
toru on December gs.
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ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Clarence Prentice and Mrs.
A. N. Harvey entertained at bridge in
honor of Mrs. William jefferson of
Spokane, who has been been visiting
in the Prentice home last Thursday
afternoon. Decorations were sweet
peas and Phlox; four tables were in
play. Mrs. T. J.. Hooking won the
high score in playing and received
a beautiful cut glass vase. Lunch
was served at 4:30 by the hostess.
Following were guests: Mesdames
Alsop, Bulman, Booth, Boyd, Louis
Fischl Helena; Fred Fischl, Great
Falls; Hooking, Hurry, Jones, Nit
chell, McGovern, Mcfarland, Schaf-
fer, Stein, Walker and the guest of
honor, Mrs. jefferson.
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s~oiourn here in Glasgow as a citizen,
church worker and club member, to
which Mrs. Comport responded in her
usual pleasing manner She will be
greatly missed by the club and the
community. The guest for the after
noon were Mrs. j. f. Arnot, Mrs. S.
J.. Rumble, Mrs. f. T. Phelps, Mrs. J..
J.. Tatton, Mrs. Pierre ~Itcania, Mrs.
E. J.. Dickinson, Miss Grace Dickinson
and Miss Rhoda Jane Dickinson. Dur
ing the social half hour Mrs. w. w.
Hurd rendered several beautiful selec-
tions on the piano after which the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Itcania and
Mrs. Hoppin served a dainty lunch.
All members are requested to watch
the paper for the date of a call meet
ing which will be held within the next
two weeks.
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CHAMBER WILL
ENTERTAIN TOUR
Final Plans Made and Tourists Will
Be Given Luncheon At Glas-
gov Stop. 49,

Final arrangements for the good
fellowship Tour are completed except
ing a few minor details by local COM
mittees. Quoting from a general cir
cular of the secretary:
"a sociability tour will leave Du-
luth for Glacier Park the 18th of July,
1921. Each State Organization of the
Roosevelt Highway Association is to
take charge of the tour as 1t comes
into and crosses the state.
1T is estimated that 40 cars will
cross Montana. They will reach the
state on July 31st. The following plan
of organization and control Is offered
from headquarters.
"No entrace fee is charged and
all ears entered are assigned to a place
in the run. The tour Is to be kept
together under the orders Of a tour
master and handled in controls at
noon and at night. The runs will av-
erage about 1870 miles a day. Each
state is asked to supply at least two
speed trucks to carry excess baggage
and a trouble shooter with complete
outfit of tools.
"Sufficient Accommodations are to be
arranged il the noon and night con-
trolls to take care of all members. En-
tertainment is to be provided at all
stops. Committees to handle ar
engagements as follows:
"Tour Master and Tour Manager,
Accommodations, Entertainment, roads.
service, membership and schedule
State Chairmen as follows:
"Tour Moster: L.. j. Christler
Havre, Montana.
"Tour Manager and Accommodations
Committee Chairman: r. j. Moore
Wolf Point, Montana.
Entertainment Committee Chair
man: F. B. Gillette, Hinsdale, Montana
Roads Committee Chairman: Scott
Hart, Poplar, Montana.
Speakers Committee Chairman
C. R. Hauke, Chinook, Montana.
"Service Committee Chairman: l.
B. Myhr, Culbertson, Montana.
Schedule & Membership Committee
Chairman: Secretary H. H. Tyson
Glasgow, Montana.
"This is to be a good roads boost
ing tour and should be boosted a
every turn for the benefit of the state
A number of applicants have alread.
applied as far East as Detroit, Mich
igan.
st will be necessary that all tn
help possible be given to the Chan
mar of Committees in order to max
{ this tour a success in Montana"
r The tour will stop in Glasgow a
) hour and a half at noon Sunday, Jul,
2 31st. At a meeting of the directors o
5 the Chamber of Commerce with Sec
rotary Tyson, last Tuesday, it was de
2 cided to entertain the tourists a
;. luncheon and if possible to arrang
with the circus which will be here o.
Sunday for music and a stunt or two
DR.. Hoyt consented to preside at tn
: lunch; Geo. Alsop took on the ar
arrangements for the luncheon, and LIE
Coleman was made chairman OF
committee to see what could be don
with the circus; the matter Of printing
e a small souvenir was agreed to an
t left to the committee.
l. 1t was stressed at the meeting tina
: Glasgow is fast becoming a road Ger
: ter, so far as road organizations ar
concerned, locally, as well as to tn
Roosevelt Highway and State Aut
Club, and as such must fill the part {
host in a fitting way. The COMM
tees are the best possible men fc
their places, and will put on somethin
good.
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SIN FLOWER ART l. u

Mrs. S. L. Rugg was hostess to the
members of the Art Club in her beau
tiful and spacious home on 9Th Avenue
North last Wednesday afternoon, June
goth.
Following the business session an
informal program was given; the oc-
casion being in the form of a farewell
for Mrs, r, H. Compart, who is leav-
ing the city in a short time Tor e
new home in Brady, Montana: Mrs.
Emory B. Pease read a short story,
from the book Of Hungry Hearts
which was very interesting. The Rev
Miss Dhoda Jane Dickinson and Mrs
Clarence H. Roberts made very approo-
pirate remar1, as to Mrs. COMFORTS
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FUNDS FOR INVALID SOLDIERS

Washington, July 2O.-Congress has
Just made available a special fund OF
$500 900 to meet the temporary needs
of disabled veterans Of THE World
War, who are receiving federal voca-
tional training. Until the act of Con-
gress providing this fund, former ser
vice men have had to borrow funds
from the Red Cross, or from other
sources, to carry them until their
training was completed. During the
past wear the Red Cross gave finan-
cial assistance to over 1000 disabled
~eX-Seryice men.
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NOTICE FOR CHILDREN.

All children Of the grade school age
who are interested in having a part
in the Junior Chautauqua, will kind
ly meet at the Wedum Hall on Sat
urday morning at nine o'clock, begin
ming Saturday, July %.
Rhoda Jane Dickinson,
Chairman Junior Chautauqua
Committee.
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First CONGREGATIONAL Church.

First Congregational Church.
II long t o accomplish great and
noble tasks, but it is my duty and
joy to accomplish humble tasks as
though they were great and noble"
Helen Kellar.
9:45 Sabbath school.
HOO Morning Worship. Subject
of address, "The Basis of Confidence"
Special music.
Wednesday, 600 p. m.-Sabbath
School picnic at Red Bridge west of
town-Rhoda Jane Dickinson, min
lister.
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hurch DIRECTORY
st. Raphael's Church.

st. RaphaeIs Church.
Mass every Sunday morning at 9
and 1920. Evening, Rosary, Lecture
and Benediction at 7:30-Jos. McMul.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
HOO a. m. Morning Worship. Ser
mon subject, "The Christ Like God"
500 p. m. Evening Worship. Ser
mon subject, safety First as a Mot
to of Life"
At 1000 a. m. to 1900 a. m. on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday our Daily Vacation Bible
School. The attendance is growing
and the children's interest is good
Robert H. Allen, Minister.
Baptist Church.
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship HOO a. m.
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Local BreDitieS

August 1st will be a big day in
Glasgow.
E. B. Seaman was in from his ranch
last Tuesday, looking for a a
Attorney V. R. Hall, of Opheim, was
a visitor in Glasgow Tuesday.
F. W. Miller of Glentana, was in
Glasgow on business last Tuesday.
VIM. McCarter of Tampico was in
the city on business last Tuesday.
Perry Peterson is back from Mis-
soula, to make Glasgow his home.
Ladies Home Journal Patterns at
the Fair Store. Stf. C.
Editor Mann, of Oswego, was a well
come caller on the Courier last Tues
day.
Clarence Johnson has accepted a pos
ition Of ~bookkeeper in the Glasgow
National bank.
Fred Weigel, county fair secretary
is busy decorating visiting cars witt
Fair StreamerS.
S. G.. Small, cashier of the Mill
River Valley Bank, had business a
Oswego last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. M. Behner returned tt
Wolf Point last Tuesday after a visi-
with relatives in the CITY.
O. H. Baylor and Leroy Hanson o
Baylor, had business at the Chambe
of Commerce rooms last Tuesday.
The town was appreciably livelie
Thursday on account of the attend
ance of many on the District court.
The fair premium list is now bein'
printed. ills well worth looking ov
er and the cash prizes are very at
tractive.
There will be a regular meeting o
the Eastern Star, Monday night, Jul
rs. All members are urged and re
quested to be present.
Commissioner Davis and the edito
were the guests of President Pet
erson on the trip to the farm burea
picnic last Saturday.
The flowers at the park SURROUND
ing the municipal light and waite
plant, are very beautiful at this TIM
and worth going to see.
At Wolf Point the committee ft
the reception of the our have arranf
ed with the Stampede to give tf
tourists a regular old wild west r.
ception.
H. B. Tyson, secretary OF the
R. highway, left Thursday for a tr
over this division, with reference
routing the good-fellowship tou
which will soon enter Montana.
A searchlight is the latest propo
ed addition to the tourists park. ID
Hoyt says it will throw a ray IN
the heavens that will be seen +
miles as a guide to weary tours
to a safe haven at Glasgow.
Thos. A. Boyd and wife of Anaco
da, with their daughter, were the FIR
t ourists to occupy the new park,
July 18th. They were on their w;
to Canada and registered on the WI
of the kitchen, with the message, Y
thank you kindly"
Sam Grossman, who has been ia
ing treatment at the Mayo hosplt
at Rochester, has returned in the be
of health. He is again attending
his duties with his old time pep a
vigor. He has been missed in Ola
gov business circles.