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Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

hospital and he talked about wanting to get away and go home The witness thought Mir. Geer was suffering from a physical and mental breakdown.
 Elmer N. Geer of Lebanon. nephew of MT. Geer, testified that his uncle was an unusually clear-hea1ed man but lad always complained of a ringing in his head from an injury he received in the CTikwar. The witness testified to going to the Geer home on Jan and seeing his uncle on couch, appearing sleepy and stupid. Mrs Welsh told him, the witness said, that MT. Geer had come into the house in a dazed condition after he had been shoveT1ng out culvert. She told of the foolish and carzy things his uncle had done, >the witness declared When the witness came to leave the house at this visit. Mir. Geer said he had had a grand good entertainment while he was there What MT. Geer meant by this, the wit ness said. was in hearing Mrs. Welsh tel about the crazy things he had done. MT Geer remarked that there were a good many heads he wouldn't trade his for Then MT. Geer and Mrs. Welsh had il back and forth in a lively way, the wit | ness said, as to which was crazy, and tht witness thought the best way to end tn, controversy was for him to leave, whici | he did.
 Again on Jan. 13 the witness said h, went to the Geer house and found the olt man sitting in chair. MT. Geer picket up imaginary ravelings off the floor wound them around his finger and pu them on the table. MT. Geer, the witnes said, told him Mrs. Welsh had put wir nails in his coffee and had given hin some green pudding that he thought ha poison in it. At this time the witnes saw MT. Geer attempt to add up som
 bills that were to be paid. There wer four bills which amounted to about s5t but MT. Geer made them come to abou 5000 and when he tried to write chec with the word commissioner in it mad nothing but a tumble of letters.
 Trial of the case was still on whe l court adjourned for the day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
Fines in Police Court.

Henry Mueller was found guilty of violation of the liquor law and was fined
 $50 and costs in the city court Tuesday morning. He paid his bill. He was ar rested Saturday night at a Ferry street saloon when the police found him stand ing in the doorway with. a half filled pint bottle in his'hip pocket. It was | charged that the bottle contained whis-
 key.
 Thomas Harrington of Greeneville
 who admitted in court that he knew who had been in the store of John Napokow- ski and stolen two boxes of cigars val ued at S10, but would not tell who the
 robber was, was charged and found gull 1 ty of aiding and abetting the unknown principal Ht was fined s25 and costs i amounting to s25.6O, which was paid.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
DOCTOR APPEALS IN AWARD OVER CHARGES

Dr. F. p Douglas of Groton has taken an appeal 10 the superior court from the award made by Commissioner George k. Chandler upon the doctors fees in the workmen's compensation case of F. w. ewis vs. Groton Iron Works.
 Commissioner Chandler cut down the doctors bill from s2s to S17 for several treatments to injuries Mir. Lewis re- ceived.
 In his finding and award. Commission CT Chandler compared the charges made by Dr. Douglas with what would have been charged in Hartford. New Haven and Stamford. In his appeal Dr. Doug las claims that he established that his charges were made at the prevailing rates in Groton and New London and that it is immaterisl what the charges would have bee min other communities which are not similar 10 these two with in the meaning of the workmen's com. pensation act.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
PERsoNALs

J. F. Cleveland of Norwich has been in New York on business during the week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Woodworth of Noank motored to Spring Hill and South Coventry early in the week to call on friends.
 Xavier Blair and daughter, Helen, en- joyed a trip to Holyoke, Mass. They return Friday night to their home in Hampton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Welch of No ank have been entertaining their neph- ews. John and Charles welch of Nor wich, both in the employ Of the Ameri- iean Railway Express.
 Edgar schoieid. baritone, and En- richetta onelli, soprano, with Ellmer zoller, accompanist, gave recital in Rockville Tuesday evening. Mir Scho- field is a native of Plainfeld
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
fCOTTIsH RITE BODIES

"HHAaAf aAaf-f As AsAsAsN AAO " V AT officers were reelected Monday ,.Ett at the annual emeeting of three scottish Rite bodies which were held at he Masonic temple. Satisfactory reports .1r fle past year were presented. The 'mcers elected were the following:
 King Solomon Lodge of Perfection: Guy a po.lcare T. P master; Archibald Mitchell IT,. deputy master; Herbert R. Nud. senior warden Otto C. Mush. jun 0- warden E. Allen Eidwell 35d. orator relerlrs ". Lester. sad. treasurer; J. rans Corey, secretary. George A Rap 1.r-. master of ceremonies Charles H. Phelps. hospitaler; John A. Ferguson, Guard James C. Fitzpatrick, tyler. Trus- rc. ~. Douglas Scvin. 33d for three -ca-E. Tlre, committees were appointed Finance. Charles n. Phelps. Albert s -'ustocb. e5d. P. Allen Bidwen. 3Sd lucs. Guy B. Dolheare. J. Frank Corey Albert $. Comztock. sd.
 Van Rcnsselaer Council, Princes of Jerusalem Archibald Mitchell. Jr.. SOY prince Herbert D. Kind. high priest 1eo-Ee f- Morris, senior warden Fiber
 nart.e. junior warden Frederick W ester. e1i. treasurer: ;. rank Corey. sec cflr- Arthur 3L Brown, 33d. master o ceremonies Charles H helps, hospitaler -o1s " Secr, master of entrances James c. Fitzpatrick, tyler. Committees t1''.r-ed. Finance. Charles II. Phelps 'n.r-. & Coms'ock 73d. F. Allen Bidwell .-t dues. Archibald Mitchell. Jr.. J rank Corey. Daniel y. McNelI
 Norwich Chapter Of Rose Croix: Georr
 v. ". master; C. Hadla - - Eardcn; Guy B. DoIbear,
 tas 2. Allen Bidweu. 33d. or i- r-der.cS W. Lester. 33d. treas l-r- -- Frank Corey. secretary: Her '.-t Y. Lawrence. master Of ceremonies 1s-0s IT, Phelps. hospitsler. Walter F .r0os euari James C. Fitzpatrick. ty or Committees appointed: Financ, 1har,cs IT. Phelps Albert S. Comstocl iel F. Allen Ridweu. sad: dues. G.orq t ke7Dier. I. Frank Corey, ArchibaI Mitchell Jr
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
BACK FROM FISHING
TRIP INTO MAINE

tl Lewis NJ. Young and Warren Church returned Sunday night from a ten days fishing trip into Maine where they found some remarkably fine trout and salmon fishing and the quality of the catch can be attested by many of their friends
 They were located at Upper Dam on the Rangeley lakes and were favored with fine weather The fish were all caught on four ounce fly rods with ar tificial f1es and weighed from a pound and quarter to three pounds and ten ounces all those less than pound and quarter being thrown back. So large was the catch that they made no effort to keep count.
 Twenty pounds of the fish were sent home last week and they brought Is with them. It was trip with which they were highly pleased
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
FUNERAL.
Mrs. William W. Fuller.

Funeral services for Mrs. William ". Fuller were held on Tuesday afternoon from her late home at II Newton street, There was a very large attendance of relatives and friepds which included many from out of town. There were many handsome floral tributes. The ser- vices were conducted by Rev Robert L. Roberts, Ph. D., pastor of Trinity Meth odist Episcopal church. The bearers were Chauncey and Willis Hill, San ford Pratt and William Fuller, relatives of Mrs. Fuller.
 Burial took place in the Westfeld 1 cemetery at Danielson, where there was committal service.
 Church and Allen were the funeral di- ractor&
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
BENTLEY PROBATE APPEAL
 HEARING BEFORE REFEREE

It has been arranged that the appeal from probate of Ruth Bentley O'Neil and others of New London against John c. Geary, administrator, which is the sec ond ease assigned on the trial list for the present session of th, superior court in this city, Is to be heard before one of the state referees. The hearing will be held in New London.
 The case involves Attorney Geary's handling of the estates of the father and mother of the appellants.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
THE WOMAN CITIZEN

How is it possible for the wonnan of today to meet the requirements of Al home-maker, mother and voter, with alI heDsocial and political activities. if she is to go on suffering the pain that comes from ailments peculiar to her sex7
 Check the malady at sonee by a cohscl entious treatment of Lydia E. Pinkharfi's Vegetable Compound at the first sign of backache, and dragging down sensatiofis. So common to women who sufief from fe- male diseases
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
WHIST AFTERNOON BY
 HEBREW LADIES' AUXILIARY

A whist for the members of the He brew Ladies Auxiliary was held Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. B. Alofsin at 109 Sachem street. Four ts- bles were played and Mrs J. N Rosen- berg was winner of the first prize and Mrs Joseph Lahn was awarded the con- solation prize. An agreeable surprise for the women was the arrival of Mrs. Herman Alofsin of Newport. R. l., who is to be the guest of Mrs. J. B. Alofsin for several days.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
PARK CHURCH CRADLE ROLL AT PARISH HOUSE

The cradle roll of Park Congregation al church. of which Mrs. Oliver l.. John son is president had a very enjoyable afternoon. at the parish house on Tues day About 25 of the children with their parents were present, the little tots en- toying toys while the older children par ticipated in a programme of songs and recitations.
 The room was prettily decorated with flowers by Miss Audrey Gernon and Miss Rose Trumbull. Dainty refreshments were served by Miss Alice Coggswell during the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
NOTICE.
NOTICE sEAscoUTs

ALL sEAscoUTs AND BOYS WHO DESIRE TO BECOME sEAscoUTs REPORT ON BOARD THE SCOUT SHIP AT 24s WASHINGTON ST THIS EVENING AT 73o STANDARD TINE.
 BOYS IS YRS. OLD AND WEIGH NC OVER ft2 LBS. ARE ELIGIBLE TEL.s55-2 IF UNABLE TO COME.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
COMMANDER ALEXANDER IS
 TRANsFERRED TO SEA I

Through creently-issued naval orders, Commander c. A. Alexander, for the past two and a half years executive of fcer at the submarine base. at Groton, Is transferred from that station to become executive officer of the U. s. s. Roches- ter, flagship of the destroyer division of the Atlantic fleet. Consummation of the transfer is expected within the next fort night.
 Commander Alexander and his family resided on Warren street in this city for considerable time. but recently has been living in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
Recalls Capt. carter's Work

In connection with the death in Nor wich Saturday of Capt Joseph W. Carter, aged 90 years, it is interesting to note that Captain Carter was engineer of the steamer which carried Gen. Ulysses S. Grant from New London to New York on July 4, 1870.
 Captain Carter's father was engineer of the steamer which brought Andrew Jackson to New London on April IT, 1S53.-New London Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
Surprise Shower For Miss HoIland.

Miss Mary E. Holland of this city who is connected with the Southern New England Telephone company as toll op- orator at Hartford, was given a surprise shower last Thursday evening at the company residence on Wethersfeld ave- nue by company of 60 girl friends, all employees of the company This was in honor of her approaching marriage to William P. Callahan. who is an employe of the Travellers Insurance Company. Re- treatments were served and dancing was enjoyed. Miss Holland received several valuable ana costly presents and the well wiShea ef her many friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
SHOWER FOR MISS BoGUE/ MAY BASKET OF GIFTS

A pretty shower was given to Miss Ruth Bogue last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. George Warwick, IA Broad street A large May basket was presented to Miss Bogue, which was found to contain maHb useful gifts Pi- ano and vocal selections were enjoyed after which dainty refreshments were served
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
rassport Chan-n.-

Tue swedish consul general in New TOTS has announced that according to -ne Swedish legation in Washington. tbe -o.lowns changes have been made bv -le swedish Eovetnment in passport reg liatons. effective May 20:
 Children under l years of age 1vban .r7ve'ins witholder persons. are allowed .o use the common passport with an s.dcr person. Thus separate passporta ore no longer necessary.
 Fise may be granted man and wife having common passport if the hus- i1nd has once been a Swedish citizen
 The fec for vb @ 10 Sweden from the United States is S10. However, per- son who has once been a Swedish citi- gen will be required to pay only s2 This same fec applies to a wife and ;hildrcn under 21 years of age.
 Real Indians never use smokeless pow
 .Ha
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
NORWICH RoTARIANs WILL
 TRY OUT GOLF GAME

The monday luncheon of the Norwich Rotary club will be. held at the Norwich Golf club today Wednesday, instead of at the Wauregan hotel The members of the club will assemble at the hotel lat noon and will go by automobile to the golf club; grounds at 1215. where din ner will be served After the luncheon
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
SEARCH WOOD PILES IN
 yARD ON NARTH STREE

Having received tip that a store of liquor was hidden under a woodpile near a hencoop in the yard of the residence of Henry Mueller on North street, the police searched the premises Tuesday afternoon but found no liquor. Not mere ly one henceop and one pile of wood but several greeted their eyes upon ar rival at the North street place, accord ing to one of the officers and they had a busy time turning over the various piles, some of which had evidently not been disturbed for long time.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
rlan stat. A. Q. H. conrentIcr.

The general committee for the an- nual convention of the Connecticut di- visions of the Ancient Order of Hfber- nians and the ladies suxilisries met ai TfIbernian hall. Hartford. and made pre- parations for the convention to be held i nthat city about the middle of Au- gust.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
Detached From submar,ne Ra,.

Commander Frank K. Koltes, U s. N., attached to the submarine base since November s, 1919. as senior medical officer, has been detached and will re- port to the commanding general, ma rine barracks, for duty in charge of sick quarters, Marine Barracks, Quan- tico, Va.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
SHOWS BURNING OIL
 POOL IN HILO VOLCANO

A picture that attracted much inte- rest on Tuesday was that which was displayed in the Plaut-Cadden company s window showing color photograph of the burning oil pool in the volcano at Hilo in the Hawaiian island which was visited by Rutherford c. Plaut on April r, 1921.
 In another window was display of miniature electric light with standards like those that are proposed for the white way in this city. They were wired and lighted at night.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

Otter trawlers who have been hs1in- i1 the vicinity off Watch Hil reef have for the past week or s1 been draseIns ur pieces Of wreckage in their nets IL is thought that they are comin- from the hulk of the steamer I.archm-1t r-E'ch was sunk several years ago near Nhera the boats are fishing.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
Why Not Try This :?

If a Pile sufferer don't become de- spondent-try Hem-Roid-uD greasy salves-no cutting-a harmless internal tablet remedy that is guaranteed 10 quickly banish all misery or costf nothing. Lee & Osgood CO.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
m Just = |||'I;|l1a .'s-.2ss 2 s...,e
<s.s Z. sss, ,es

there will be three holes of Eolf played in which every member is expected tc take part whether he has ever played the game before or not. A large supply of golf balls has been purchased as ar emergency should the smateurs persis in slicihg the balls into the woods.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
Mass for Father Broderick

At the request of the Holy Name so- ciety, there was well attended solemn high mass of requiem for Rev. John H. Frederick in St. Patrick's church We'd nesday at g o'clock, Rev. Father Cuny being celebrant, Father Calvin deacon, Father Faletico sub-deacon and Father Sullivan master of ceremonies. Rev. Philip J. Mooney was in the sanctuary during the services.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
Raid wIthout Results.

The police searched the place of An gelo Chioda at es North Main street or Tuesday afternoon for liquor, but did no find any
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

City Treasurer Stephen H. Reeves summary of receipts from May 15, 1920, to May 15, 1921, is as follows: Cash on hand
 May 15, 1920 ... s1s,74o.s2
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
Unexpended

 1920 May Is, 1921 fonows
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

Real Indians never use smokeless pow CT In their pipe of piece.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

$1,496.504.95
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
sIIoAM.

School bsran At this place August
4 with two teachers. Mr Homer
Davidson and Miss CLARA heit and
is progressing nicely with an en-
rollmcnt of n
Ahs Ruth lynn has returned
from an extended visit with her
brother. Mr. Ersel Lynn At bowling
Green.
A large crowd attended the fu-
neral services of our hero, M
John D. Franks who fep In battle
while IN the serioc u our country
Mu. Naih perryman has return
ed from the hospital At Padu,ah.
Misse. Ruth and Clement Lynn
spsn, the week end with friends At
Smilhland
Miss Clara Belt of siseo chapel,
Who has charge of the Primary De
parimsnl at Sloan. Is boarding At
the home of NJ n. !. Lyun.
Mr. Hollis Franklin Of Marion VS.
tied our school an delivered an in'
teresting talk.
Mrs. Henry Lynn and son Real
nsld visited her mother, Mgs. Mar
tina Franks Wednesday.
Several of our young people at
tended the revival services At Dee
Creek Sunday night.
Mr. Lawrence Lewis visited hr
la. 1. Lynn Sunday night
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
FREDONIA

Mu. l. Watson died friday morn
.nr and Wa buuei At she fredoaia
cemstsry.
NJ. Henry Hillyard q Illinois is
here on = Wait with HI, cd friend
and relatives. Henry has been away
~ years.
frank l.sepsr of Aadlsonulls l.
visiting his father. Dr. leeper and
family.
s. Lloyd of Psdaoah u spending
ihs veck with his father and family
Mr.. Iva Dsbcs is expected home
Saturday after spending the well
with friends In louisvills and New
Albany.
Tom Ordvay lost another reod
house. ihs d. Baeisr property, b.
hrs Thursday D. Harm, and one oi
the Paris boys occupled the house
Mary Bell lloyd and Miss Fanni'
Jones visited Misses Mary sni Kltti,
Harmon Saturday.
Uncle Billie Lloyd and wife spenN
the evening with his son and grand
son SUNDAY.
Mr. I'd Rice and wife are spend
ing a month or two Al Dawsol
Springs Nd l. In poor health.
&. N. Byrd Is taking his meals q
Uncle Dock Greens until hts daugh
ter. Mrs. Rice. returns home.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Misses Lille and Lucy Land and
Messrs. Rexie Stembidge and Lsxie
Coleman attended prayer meeting At
this place Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Coleman u Midway
spent a few days with relatives IN
tins section last week.
Mrs. Lura sutton visited Mu
Mable Hopkins one day last wesk.
Mesdamss Dora MeConneli and
Emma Coleman spent Wednesday
night the ruest Of Mrs. Flors Stem.
bridge
Mr and Mrs BIN Parker spent
one day last week the guest of Mrs
Mahle Hopkins.
Mrs Dora Mcconnell. Emma Cole
man Lura sutton spent one day lasl
week the guest of Mrs, Mabls Hop
kins
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

M. and Mrs Oinmsr Crisp and
.on. q Blackford. were guests Of
his parents last week.
Mr. and Mrs. n. A. O'Neal and
daughter. Ne. and Mrs. II. !. Young
and sons visited at the home of Hen
~ NeiE Sunday.
Fala hrantisy and Clvde Deiiasen
we're ln our midst sunday
Ina Hsnry aud baby spent last week
with her mother.
Nrs. Tom Williams spent the week
end in Marion.
Rsul Cnsp went 10 Marion saluF'
day.
Misses Dslpha Mcdowell and Opal
Moore and Mr. Noryal Nunn vent
30 Att zion Sunday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
DYCUsBURG

The death angel visited the home
u Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grimes Mon.
day and took away their daughter,
Lena. She was q sweet, rood christ
Ian girl and b missed by al.
Miss Ola Charles Is visiting her
aunt u Benton this week.
Miss Jeanette Terry Of Cairo is
visiting here.
1. V. Vosier and family of HUT
iawa were here Saturday and sun
day.
Mrs. ]. &. Bennett and son Collin
u paducah we're here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Dalton Of Sui.
hyan we're guests of =. N. Dalton
last week
J. A. Graves spent a few days 10
Padueah last week.
Mr ". Pickering u Evansville 4
visiting bis sister. Mrs, z. X. Cook
sey n this city. Il has been =
YEAR since b. has been here.
Jenny Jackson Of Paducah is ih'
guest of her grandfather, Georg'
Yancey.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
BLACKBURN

Master Glenn and Alton Mcconnell
visited their grandmother, Mrs Do
~ Mcconnell. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W Casper and daugh.
ter of Providence visited In this sec-
ton Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Stembfidge
Miss Ila Siembridgc and Mrs. Belle
rurley motored 10 Princcion one day
last week.
r. j. Fralck visited William Mur.
ray and family few days last week.
u. Eas, went 70 Marion satur.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Joyce wen,
to shady Grove Saturday
Rev l. W. Talley dlled his regu.
lar appointment At this place Satur-
day.
The protracted meeting will begin
At this place the third Sunday. Rev
woodson will assis, Rev Tally.
Several from this place attended
the barbecue at Shady Grove Sat.
urday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Mr. Clyde Danghtrey. who spent
a few days a. the bedsids Of his
mother, has returned home.
Miss MARI Belle Williams of Ma
rion. who has been visiting friends
In this neighborhold. has returned
home.
Prank Phillips of Carrsvills spent
a few days In this nslghborhood last
week.
Mi.,e, Ruth Hnl. Vida Bigham
and fiancss Adams spent q few
days with Mrs. y. A. Cook and At
tended church at Hebron.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Humphrey
spent Friday night 81 the home u
John Vaughn.
Rev. o. AZ. Capshaw closed q very
successful meeting ~ Hebron Satur.
day night
AR. and Mrs. Herbert Easlsy of
Illinois are spending = few days In
this neighboIhood
Miss Mamie Beard of Arkansas Is
visiting IN this neirhborhood.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Mr. and Nrs Kii Shsphsfd wiih
their son. y a.. and wife u Tolu.
moiofsd o. frinceion Saturday %
attend ne fansfai q their aunt.
Mu s D Hedge
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
CAsAD.

Mr John Daughirey returned 10
hls home last week.
Mrs l. ]. Daughtrey Il still very
siek.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

The meeting which Rev James
~ rries is holding 81 Ebensfsr. In
Greer county. u one u great inter
ssi Ths house will not hold the
crowds a. night The rain has
hsld the crowd cat several times and
ysi ths hfst ight without rain the
house h allied again Both christ.
ans and sinners ars taxing interest
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Mr. Z Mum left "wednesday
morning Cor Louisville 10 b. the guest
~ her daughter Mu. G N Eady,
for several weeks
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Mis- ElisAbsth Rochester left Mon.
iay fof Paducah % spend two wesks
vita Miss Vivian Kelly and Miss
Irene Morsdock. whiis IN padaeah
be uill have her tousils removed.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Miss Elizabeth Rochester left Mon.
day Coz an sxisndei visit In Padaeah
with Misses Vivian Kelley and lrsns
Morei.ek Ms Virginia Flanary
accompanisd her 10 Pnncsion b b.
ihs guest u Miss loleta Frazer Cor
fsa days
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

bofn b. NJ and M Glenn staliou
On Aufusi q hns boz BEFORE hsr
mauisgs Ne. sialian Was Mia
0soreia NAY WhllcCoiiuu
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Rsy lnunis BranilsY wili hll the
pulpit 81 he Cumberland rfsshytsF.
IAN ehursh IN tbs siiY M third sun.
day in August 81 n o'siati and sun.
day sssning a. : o'elosk. Everybody
invited o. cone and hsar him
y l. MCDOWELL. Pastor
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

FOR sALE Five nice building lots
in fsirusw and Mounds Addition
Prioss reasonable Address Z
wm DANOwsKI. Mayhsld ~.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Miss NifFinia flanarY isfi Mouday
y ts ne guest u Miss lalsiia ffa
aisf u rrlncsion
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Rev w. r. Oakley was called TO
Clay Tuesday 10 conduct a funeral,
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Miss Lena Holinslaw lsfi Thursday
% b. he russi u her brother Mel
russ Vernon of Owensbofo. Tor few
days