davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07

ShOrtridge, although defeated by
Rochester Saturday, 46 to p, performed
in a creditable manner. Rochester
looked about as good as any team that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
DRIED woLFsrErN IN

other divisions of instruction will be
prepared to discipline the larger pupils
who become unruly, and defend them
selves against footpads, faculty mem
bers point out.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
BILLIARDS
STATE BALK LINE PLAY.

GAMES THIS WEEK.
Tonight-TeaEue vs. Curtis.
Tuesday Night-Cooler vs.. league.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
HIGH SCHOOL BASKET GOSSIP

has shown here this year and the fact
that ShOrtridge was able to garner TWEEN
ty-four points speaks well for the Blue
and White offense.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07

Upton didn't do much good for the
North Side Vets against the Turner's IN
what proved TO be the feature contest
saturday afternoon. The Turner's were
running right in this contest and they
humbled their cock-sure opponents with
q 50 to 16 beating before packed house.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07

The unsuccess Of South and Franklin
Of the Vet crew is easily explained, is
the reason why the Vets got only one
field goal In the second session. "Tubby
Stevens and Brook Secrest were up to
snuff In their guarding.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07

These second round battles should be
much better than the FIRST, because tue
six rema .uing teams are without a doubt
the fastest amateur combinations IN In
dian4pOlIs, and they are paired In man
her to give the fans the best possible
entertainment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07

Upset No. 2,o3HJenerson, "a; Lebanon,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
ZBYVAJf TRI TYDNY

do Vanoc a jeden tyden do u
konteni tricetidenniho vypro-
deje V stfiznim obchode "a
Koudeld'', V els. 1875 Broad
way. Opatfite-li 81 sve nakupy
vanocnich darkd b6hem tohoto
vyprodeje "u Koudelu", uSetri
te nejmene dvacet pet procent
ma kazdem predm6tu.
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! 4AAAIs
We SVEN pokoii zavfela Pau
letta dvefe a klesla ma kolena.
Vydal hrob sve mrtv6, aneb
byl to vskutku nevcasny zert?
| Nemozno. - Nikdo prece ne
v6del 0 jeji svatbe. On Sc vra-
| til Arthurova milovana . mi
lujici nevesta byla choti jin6-
no!
Bee pohnuti, skoro bez de-
chu, klecic ma kolenou, vzyvala
bozsk6 milosrdenstvi, a ukry-
vala bledy svuj oblicej We
svych rukach. Jen jedno il by
10 jasn6, musila no vid6ti -
jeho, ktery vstal 4 hrobu a po-
stavil Sc mezi nj a mezi milen-
ce!
Sluha jeden poptaval Sc We
jmenu jeneraloy6 po jejim
zdravi a tazal Sc, zda Sc jiz
dnes neobjevi.
me, jsem nemocna."
Brzy ma to pri$la Hilda.
,"Jak Sc vede, mila slecno? Jste
skutetn6 nemocna, anebo po-
hadala jste Sc S Athurem?"
"Prosim, nechte mne 0 samo-
tep9
"Ona odchazi test Sc me-
mu bolu!'
Prvni WIZ odiel. Bez dechu
naslouchala Pauletta odjezdu
hosti. az dozn6la hudba a ce-
~ dun stichl.
Nyni Sc zdvihIa, vzala ma sc
dest'ovy plaSt', zahalila Sc do
neho a krateIa k verahde.
Nekolik hvezd ziralo mra
ku.
Ticho, pozdni hodina dosta-
veniCka S domnele mrtvym. TIE
souc Sc hrGzou, zustala chvili
stati, pax Sc vzchopila zahnu
la k pavillonu.
Jiz hodinu byla ocekavana.
Jakmile krok jeji dozn6l,
vystoupila ze stinu temna, muz
ska postava. Ona zpozorovala
St. Johna teprve tehdy, kdyz
sc byl tento- dotekl ieji rully.
"Pauletto!"
Diyoky yykiik vydral Sc il
z 1st.
mic, pro Boha! ChceS alar-
moVati dun! NepoznavaS mne
zenuSko?'
"Nevidim vas take vas ne
znam."
Zvolna rozSvltil voskoVou
svicicku. A ona poznala vyso-
kou postayu a temny oblicej.
Hrda usta zakryVal dlouhy
kmir q St. John Sc zmenil, stal
Sc starSim; ale ona no memo
| hla poznati, vratil Sc z krajin
zahrobnich.
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MATKY!

Ma vase dcera nadbytek> ca
su? Proc nedati il zamestna-
nj, kter6 by il umoznilo vyd6-
lati sluSne penize zhotoveni
Isl vlastnlho satstya. Siti oblektl
je vynosne zamestnani bude
j potrebn6 po cely zivot. TTi-
dy pro mlade divkY zeny den-
ne a kazde pondeli a ctvrtek
vecer.
DARVAS PROFESSIONAL
SCHOOL
6520 Hough Ave-,
roh E. Sc. ul. Wade park kara.
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"a PRfCINOU odjezdu pro-
da Sc velky cihlovy obchodni
majetek grocerou masem,
10 pok., vod. fernes a jeden
maly domek o A polk, lot jest
80X20312, V nejlepsim okoll.
Obchod velmi dobry. Cena pou
re $4,000 Sc vsemi fixtures,
stock "a dneSni cenu. Polovinu
hotoV6 a ostatni ma lehke splat
ky. PospeSte 81, nebot' toto jest
velka lace. Haste sc u Atlas
Finance Co, 5458 Broadway.
Robert Kohout. 1913
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"Co te polekalo?" usmal Sc


"Co te polekalo?" usmal SC
ION.
"SlySela jsem kroky."
Mona, kdo pax to vydrz
| v tom vedru sale"
"Ty Sc mylis, mile dite."
Pohledla phase kolem sebe.
Uponkovite rostliny Sc zti-
! cha otevfely jimi pohlizeI
In6jaky oblicei. Strachem celia
tuba, zirala Pauletta ma omen
Izjev. Siroky klobouk vrhaf te.
mny stin ma oblicej; oci ale
swiftly jak uhly listnatym kro-
vim. Jeste okamzik housti Sc
|opet uzavrelo.
He'd! +! Arthure!' voIala
Pauletta blednouc.
"Co vidis?" tazal Sc j udi-
yen6.
Mona, ze to byl pl7elud O.
braznosti," zajikala Sc tfe-
souc Sc pohlizela V dusny
vzduch. "Vrat'me Sc. Jest jiz
skoro p1lnoc."
Pfipjala 81 Skrabosku u
chopila Sc prudce jeho rame-
ne.
Kdyz vstoupili do salu "a
vznelo prvni udereni dVanact6
hodiny. Hoste Sc pripravovali
k demaskovani a k vstoupeni
do jideIny.
Lehka ruka dctkla sc jeiiho
rame a pred nj stall Netopyr.
"Hodina priSla," pravil hro-
bovym hlasem, "priimi kouzlo"
Cerna kridla Sc pohnula a
do rTky vklouzl listek. Mecha-
nlcky jej zadrzela; poslednim
|udefenim dvanacte Spadlo tGz
|jeji zakukleni, stala tu rozkoS-
ma divka zebracka pred kralov
skym princem, uklonila Sc a
zmizela nejblizSimi dvermi,
zanechajic zp6t pouze maly
pantofliCek.
Netopyr nikde nebyl k spa
trent. Prime pronasledoval Pau
lettu, dohonil il nabidl il ra-
me.
Listek il vypadl, Arthur jej
zdvihl.
"Co Jest to?"
Instinktivne vzala jej 2 jeho
ruky a otevfela.
Obklopena hudbou a tan
Gem, ella Panletta po stran6
ArthuroVe tyto radky:
"Vratil jsem Sc zpet, ana ze-
no, 4 occkavam T6 po slavno-
.sti kulatem pavillonu. Od-
pust' minulosti a zapomen il.
Utinil jsem II kfivdu, vim, a
jsem nyni op6t cely Tvui
st. John"
Snila? Smela vefiti svym o.
elm? st. John zil a occkaval
il! Oh, hiuzo!
Use kolem nj Sc tociIo, spo-
lecnost zdala sc il byi shro-
mazd6nim demonu.
Jeste jednou prehledla ony
straSne radky.
"Co jest III, Pauletto? Pro
Boha, co Ii chybi?" septal Ar
thur.
Rozskubala papir. Jeii obi
tej byl bledy a ztrnuly, jake
"a mrtvoly.
mic, zamumlala, mic nez
nevtasny zert. Mech mne jlti,
lest mi $patne. Prijdu bned
zpct. Pro Boha, mech mne ode
jiti, Arthure, nez mne nekdo
zpozoruje..'
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PRODA Sc novy prave do
staveny dun, hodici Sc pro je-
dnu neb dve rodiny. Jest v
mem Z velkych svetnic, fernes,
skopky ma pradlo, china cabi-
net, diva zachody, 2 garaze,
tvrde podlahy a finish. Maze
tex tento Sc po pfipade vyme-
nj "a prazdny lot. Pficina pro-
dele odjezd ma farmu. Haste
Sc V els. 3673 L. Isl ST. z Kim
sn1an Rd. 1913
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'AN'A p'As - NSNt0J - - W PiSo'
Hildo. Proc pax jste Wy zeny
ma sebe zarlivy?"
Hilda Sc naklonila spatrila
st astny parek We Vyklenku O.
kna polozastren6ho zaclona-
mi. Nell usi a oci pouze pro Sc
be a nepozorovali mic kolem Sc
be.
"Tesite Sc z volby Arthuro-
Wy" pocala opet Hilda. "Nikdy
bych byla nerekla, re zvoli je-
neral Guilte pro posledni We
tev sveho rodu komediantku'
Starry pan zlostne vyskocil.
"Odkud to vis?"
"To jest lhostejno, jen kdyz
TO vim. Nalezl jste hezkou po-
rucenku ma prknech, - v pra-
vd6 rozkosna zena pro posled-
AlIlt oullId
"Kde jsem Paulettu nalezl,
po tom zadnemu mic neni; "a
dina spoletnost by z nj vaak
byla jmeho neudelala, ncz
elm Jest, andelem."
"Zda Sc mi byti prechytrou.
svetem prohnanou osobou. Yer
te mi, ona neni tax dalece ne
vinna, jak vyhlizi. Gas vas to-
mu nauGi."
MIC, faleSna kocko! Nero
zumim ii, ale zapovidam ii, o
Paulette takto mluviti. Mel
jsem t6 skuteGne "a moudrej-
81. Mohla bys praVe tax mluVi-
ii o prohnanem kanaroVi."
"Nikdo neni vice slepym, ia
ko ten, kdo vid6ti nechce."
"Dej mi pokoj $ tVym nesmy
slem, Hildo. MuzeS pro mne
delati pripravy k tvemu ma
skarnimu pIesu. Ale ned6lei o.
blicej jallo strasidIo. Chci, ably
byli mladi lidG St'astni."
Arthur ma mole nejupri-
mrelsi prani, ale ma &testi ne
vertm. Uyiditc, ze devte neni
tim, elm Sc byti ida"
"Bah!'
We vJkIe4ku septali 81 novo-
snoubenci.
"Cmi mne TO dvojnasobn6
st'astnym, ze posud zadny muz
TIVE srdce nevnikl."
zardela Sc a odtahla mu nez
ne ruku.
"Miloyal bys mne meme, kdy
bych byla jiz jednou milova-
la?"
NE, ale. jest mi pfece mi
lejsi, re ma mala nev6sta pfi-
sla y klastera netknuta isouc
svetskymi city. Bolelo by mne,
kdyby byla mezi nami staIa
neiaka upominka."
Paulcttu pochyel jakysi neur
city strach.
"A co ty mi mas vyznati, =
prayila S vynucenym dsmevem.
"Jak caste isl ty miloval?'
"NemiioyaI jsem posud zad-
nou 2cnu krome iebe."
- Arthure, to Jest phi tvych
cestach nemoDne!"
"A prece pravda."
"Tak iak jsem, nalezim Ii S
teIem i dust" pravila smutn6
"neyim, co bych mela rici je-
ste vice.
= tyden pozdeJ pSala Hllda
Augustu TrentoVi:
"Stalo Sc, jak jste pravil.
Arthur jest zasnouben poru-
cenkou jeneralovou nasled-
KEN toho panuie Y dome velka
radost'. Pauietta jest rozkos.
nejsi nez kdy jindy a Inc ce.
lou du5i ma tGto posledni made
il Guiltu. Go jsem ziva, nevide
la jsem neznojsiho parku. M
moje narozeniny bude Sc odbj
Naii maskarni plies, ku kter6mt
jest pozyano cel6 sousedstvo
Co pal ddlate tax dlouho nj
severn? Nne Sc zda, re Vas,
navsteva tam nfinese nekoml
nestesti."
Xxx.
Noe, V niz sc mel Haze
Hallu OdbVVatj m9SkaIpl nlcs
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PRODA Sc:
PRODA Sc ieden krasny ko-

PRODA Sc ieden krasny ko-
zcny houpak "a $13, detsky ko
carek "a 81, lednice ia S3, ze-
LENA postel ~ $4, kuchyhska
kamna ma uhli "a $25, krasna
.dVouradova harmonika cd Hla
vacka "a $25, psaci stul, kula-
ty stal 6 zidli do jidelny "a
$25, sici stroj Singer RUNE
jine veci. Use Sc da velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc Y els. 3411 zap.
IA. III. 1875
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JE cestne zarucena uradovna
"Amorek', els. 5 v budove
Vcely ma Broadway, II. poscho-
di. Ceske, slovacke a polsk6
partie. Otevrena cd 8. hod. ra-
no do 11:30 dop. a cd 2 hod.
odp. do 8 hod. veGer. 1913
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oCCoCl. iOulcuid ven 90 IdnFd-
dy, osvetlene bareNnymi svitil-
nami.
"Neco Sc chysta," myslila 81,
bud zemetreseni, aneb bou-
re V cajovem kotli, chystana
Hildou Bureovou. T6to posled-
nl by Sc tatinek velice obaval,
at Sc tedy stane to prvni."
Pauletta zvoliIa masku Po-
pelky.
Morem svetel kracela dolu,
do okraSlenych komnat We sire
du temnych loubi Willy.
Hilda vstoupila jako ieptis-
ka, S dlouhym ruzencem "a pa
sem. lnstinktivn6 poznala Pau
letta nepritelku. GENERAL stal V
jednom kout6 pristrojen jsa IA
.modroVousa. Jeho velka posta-
va byla hned k poznani.
Marine Antoinetta chopila
rame Karla Prvniho, Luclnka
u Lammermoord chytila Sc jed
noho dVorniho saska; vodni
Nymfy, panacove, villa S Mefi-
stem, prkenni span6lsti rytiri
q italSti bandit6 mihaH Sc sem
tam. Popelka pobihala salem a
hledala sveho prince. Uchylila
Sc konecn6 do Vyklenku a oce-
kavala no tam.
Jest to jako pri pfedstaye-
Ini divadle," pravila k sob6,
kdyz pojednoG Sc vedle nj wy
|noril netopyr a syiral il svymi
kfidly.
"Kde Jest tvdj prime kmo-
|tficko, tdzal Sc netopyr.
"Neuznavam to pfibuzen-
stvf."
"Velmi nemilostiv6, to mi
v$ak nevada, abych Sc nestal
pfcc Tvym kmotrem a neobe-
strcl re svEm kouzlem. O pull
noci mne qpet uvidis, zatim
bud zdriva, Popelkoi"
Netopyr odskakal ku klavi-
ru 4 hral n6kolika mudrcum.
X PopeIce bllzil Sc poustev-
mix, odhodil kistnu a pred nj
stal pine krase kraIovsky
prime.
"kdo Jest netopyr?" tazala
Sc.
"Nevim, mne zajima pouze
iedna maska a to isl Ty."
"Me pfestrojeni jest zaiist6
nepostraSiteln6. Ty isl mne
hned poznal a Netopyr t6z.
"Ano, ano. Zapomnela jsi 81
pfikryti vlasy predevSim
gracii, kterouz mad ostatni w
.nikas. Iva maska Jest zdarila. I"
Netopyr opGt Sc blizil.
Popelka vSak no nedbala a
tanclla princem az Modro-
vous il odvedl a poStavil Sc S
nj do rad ctVerylKy Vzduch
byI ustavicne duSnejsi.
"Pojd' do zahrady," septal
prime. Vystoupily ven do temnG
noci. Barevnd svitilny zarily tax
tajemne tane6ni sine "a
zniyaly sladkc melodie.
UTsadili Sc Y kulatem pavil-
lonku, mad ichoz vchodem zari
la cervena Tampa. Zde povida-
Ii 81 noVou a prec jiz veCn6
starou historic.
Tampa ozafila ie cervenym
IsVetlem, kdyz Sc vzajemn6 sc
smichem poz0roVali.
"fIilda Sc zajiste test 2 pc
daren6 slaVnosti," pravila Gin
derella; ia y5ak nalezam po-
dobn6 zabavy unaVujicimi. My
slim, ze Sc budu sotva starati
0 maskarni plesy, az budu jed
nou tticet let stara."
"Kazdy 20 SVEN vkusu. L.
boha Hilda zazila v zivote mno
no temnych chvili; mech il tan.
citi. At zapomene, muze-li."
"Ano, sly5ela jsem tom
lTy nalezis k podivnemu rodl
= snad Sc veskere jeho chyby
na Tobe zhalily."
"Alespon isem nasel kouzlo
abych je mohl odstraniti," prs
lr7il a plitiSkl ioii z1atou oloviS
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$500 HOTOVE., ;

$500 HOTOVE, zbytek j&-
ko najem. Dunn pro jednu rodi-
NJ, 4 pokoie, elektrick6 svetlo,
plyn, sklep, garaz. Petite Sc u
Atlas Finance Co., 5211 Fleet
Ave. a ptejte Sc po j. Mlckov-
sken. 1873
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PRODA Sc prava ceska pc
flna IA $25, parlor set "a $25,
kuchynsly kabinet "a SIS, ST.
ci slroi "a $1,000, china cabi-
net $500, knihovna S15, sat
mix $l2, kozeny houpak SO,
yVtapeci kamna ma uhli, nova
$3.50, kuchynska kamna ma
Vareni $500, pax Wilton kar-
pet a jin6 vdci. T6z praci masi-
na ma vodu ia So. Haste sc v
obchodd V. Sedlacka, 1929
Broadway, blize Finn st. j?
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VELIKA PUSOBNOST

bytych 9 allru urodne zem6,
proda Sc pouzc IA 500 ia akr
ma upraven6 ccste Il Miles A
ve. p6kn6m okoli, pouze IL
mil od Public Squaru. Muzete
dopsat aneb zavolat G.. Grim
ma, 315 Nation City Bldg. Tel.
Ontario 483, mezi 6 a s hod.
vecer. 1873
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PRODAJi Sc loty LEVINE, ma
vychodni l02hG ul. od Union
Ave, ulice dlazdena. Ia hoto-
We neb ma splatky, hlaste Sc V
Progressu, 1868 Broadway. -
Union 764 l.. Broad 2202.
12-5
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"a PRfCINOU ODJEZDU

do stare ylasti musi byt pro-
dan 6tipokojovy dunn blize ka
ry a skoly, koupelna, elektri-
ka, sklep, puda pekna porch,
velky lot a garaz> Cena $4,000,
hotove $500, ostatni ma splat-
Ky SIS mesicne. Haste Sc v
1882 zas. 48. ul. 1872
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IA PRICINoU odjezdu pro-
da Sc LEVINE zanovni dun pro
tri rodiny 16 pokojich, vSe
moderne zarizeno. Da Sc LEVINE.
Haste Sc V els. 1920 vych. 108.
ul., mezi Union a Kinsman rd.
1913
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VYMENiME neb prodame
cihelnou budovu ma Hayden A
ve., ni4 Sc nal6za cukr0vin-
kovy obchod a reznicky OBJ
chod. Nose $3350 najmu rocn6.
Cena $4,000. Vezme Sc bud
jedno- neb dvourodinny dun.
Haste Sc u The Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway a ptejte
Sc ma j. Doubka. 1913
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PRODA Sc ma mirn6 splat-
ky, aneb Sc vymeni ia m6stsI1y
majetek pekna farma o 53 a.
krech, noyy moderni dum, 7
kusu dobytka, 2 kone, 100 sle-
pic, ysechno nafadi ie z mil
cd Clevelandu. Haste sc V els.
1907 Gamma Ave. 1913
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MA PRODEJ 7-pokojvy dunn

ma independence rd., cena
$500, hotov6 $500. - 5-pok.
bungalow, 2 Lofty, garaz, $4,000.
Haste Sc u ]. Jarese, 5647
Broadway.
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81 AKRU blize Hudson, O.,
budovy, uroda, dobytek ma
fadi, $16,400, po pfipad6 Sc
vymeni "a dvourodinny dun.
- Obchod Sc striznim zbozim
ma Union Ave-, levny rent,
$4,000. Mate n6co ma vym6-
nu? J. Jare5, 5847 Broadway.
1877
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NABYTEk ! kAMNA z
druhe ruky prodava kupuje
v. Sedlacek, 4729 Broadway.
j
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o po-
kojich $ koupelnou. Haste Sc
V els. 12459 Angelus Ave. 1913
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Noe, Y nz Sc mel Hazel
Hallu odbyyati maskarni pies,
byla posmourna a pima taiem-
neho tenlna.
Zdalo Sc, re We vzduchu
ploVe nehoda a i Pauletta to
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s'BvEss'ss

"Jsi nemocna, Pauletto
mann zavolati Hildu?"
NE, ne, nezdrzuj mne, Ar
thure,' prosila, vytrhla Sc
mu a zmizela V sini.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-11-11
); COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE: ::

Madeline McDonough, Bridget Pratte,
Louise Steinmetz, Floyd Bequette,
Raymond Orange. They were chap
eroned by Mrs. Fred Turley.
A dance was given at the home OF
Firman AuBuchon Thursday evening,
which was well attended. Refresh
ments were served and all had a
grand time.
Misses Bridget Pratte and Louise
Steinmetz entertained on Wednesday
evening a number Of friends in honor
of Misses Madeline McDonough, of
St. Louis, and Emma Kroner, Of Ma
plewood. The evening was spent play
| ing games and cards. Refreshments
were served, and all present report
having spent a most splendid evening.
Friends of Mrs. Joe Rice, Of Iron
dale, will regret to hear of her hav-
ing been seriously injured. While rid
| ing a horse, she was thrown and sus-
tanned several broken ribs and other
injuries.
A party was given at the home OF
Mrs. Belle Davis this week. Games
and refreshments were enjoyed, and
at late hour all left declaring they
had spent most delightful evening,
Louise Seller, Of st. Louis, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par.
ents here.
Dennie Pratte spent the weekend in
St. Louis with his sisters, Mrs. Roy
Abduction and Mrs. Raymond Price.
Thos. Bowman, of Monterey, Next
co. is here visiting his brother, j. j
Bowman, and family.
Miss Gertrude Mcmahon spent We'd
nesday in Leadwood transacting bus.
mess.
Misses Effie and Reva Counts spent
Friday and Saturday here with
friends.
Little Leona Ray, a former little
citizen of this place, died at her home
in Hillsboro Tuesday at the age of II
years. She leaves a mother, grand,
parents and other relatives and many
friends. Funeral services were held al
the Baptist church and interment il
the Bonnie Terre cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Counts spent
Saturday mar French Village with the
formers parents.
MIS-. dempsey, OF rlaC hlNeF, Speli
Sunday here with friends.
Henry Pratte and daughter, Mis-!
Edible, of Hazel Run, spent Sunda!
here with Peter Pratte and family.
Miss Clemintine Mosier, of st
Louis, is here for an extended visi
with her sisters, Mrs. Mary Murphy
Of Big River, and Mrs. Harry Johnson
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Beck and son
Paul, of Flat River, spent Saturda!
and Sunday here with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Cook, of Lebanon
Mo-, are here visiting their nephew
who is very i'll at the Bonnie Teri,
hospital.
Rev. Sevcik and Rev. Moser wei,
Leadwood visitors Monday.
The Henry Marler family are sicl
with scarlet fever.
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Major and Mrs. w. H. Comins ana
son, Waldo, returned home Friday
from Kansas City, where they went to
attend a meeting of the American Le-
gion.
Miss Elsie Silvey spent last week
with her parents near Chestnut Ridge
Miss Vida Tucker, who is student
at Lennox Hall, in Kirkwood, spent
Sunday here with her parents.
Mrs. L. E. Pierson and little SON.
Junior, are spending this week neal
Coffman and Avon visiting relatives.
Misses Iva Haney and Elsie Schlick
were guests Of Miss Nellie Gregory ii
Fredericktown Sunday.
H. Tucker was a business visitor il
st. Louis Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dalton and chill
dren, Smith and Opal, visited rela
tives in Fredericktown Sunday.
Miss Edith Burns and Pattie Mat
kin returned home Saturday from st
Louis, where they had been attending
the Teachers Meeting.
Miss Iva Eaves, formerly of Des
loge, has moved to Flat River and il
living with her aunt, Mrs. R. Buchan
an.
VIM. Sacks, of Desloge,e was a bus
mess visitor here Tuesday.
The Flat River American Legior
will play the Pennington All Stars
here on the National field Friday
(Armistice Day..
Damon Cole, Carl Murphy, ant
Jesse Govro, of Desloge, were Fla
River visitors Tuesday night.
H. Godstein was called to Chicago
the first Of the week on account of thu
sickness of his brother.
Mrs. ]. Haney, of Detroit, spen
several days last week here with rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Labrot and bah.
spent the Weekend near Avon visit
ing Mrs. Labrot's parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. Haney.
Mrs. j. Hewlett, of Crossno, spen
the first Of the week here visiting rel
atives. From here she went to st
Louis for visit
DR.. and Mrs. Haney were business
visitors in Pennington Monday.
Mrs. B. Phillips entertained in hon
Or of her eldest son, Nichols eigh
teenth birthday last Saturday evening
A large number of guests were pres
ent. Games and refreshments wer
enjoyed and an all-round SPLENDID tim
was reported by all.
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lily spent the weekend at Marquand,
the guest of her sister and family.
Clyde Hicks, of near Yount, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LEM and daugh-
ter motored to Fredericktown Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Revelle and
family, Of near Fredericktown, spent
the week END with his brother, Lex
Revelle, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Sturgess, of Lib
ertyville, spent Sunday evening here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Loughary.
Lloyd Ferguson and sister, of Farm
ington, spent Sunday here.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Tucker is reported to be on the
sick list.
Lon Hawthorne, of Womack, spent
last Sunday with his daughter here.
Mrs. VIM. LEM is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Dimes, at Fredericktown.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. McCarver, of
near Rock Creek, passed through here
Sunday.
Rafe Huffstutler, of Fredericktown,
passed through here Sunday enroute
to the stave factory.
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ESTHER

Miss Mayme White spent Monday
night with her sister, Mrs. James
Hardy, Of Desloge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Davis, of Bis
marck, visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
AppleberTy Sunday.
C. L. Raglin was business visitor
at Flat River Tuesday.
c. ?. Lewis, of Centralia, ILL.,, mo-
tored to the Lead Belt the latter part
of last week and visited friends
Mrs. W. Lewis was shopping in
Flat River Saturday.
Miss Cressie Presnel spent the
past weekend with her parents at
Libertyville.
James Appleberry is spending the
week in Dunklin county, looking after
his farm. 1.L.
Mrs. Norah Huff and daughter Stel
la Lee, visited friends at Cofrman las
Sunday. J.
w. O'Dell is on the sick list at thi.
writing.