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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
Movies At The Grand

One more opportunity 10 see local screen talent in action before the camera man will be given at the Grand Theatre tonight when the Bis bee picture. now in the making and to be presented at the Lyric theatre in a few days, will be completed.
 X large audience was present last night to see Paul Hosier. Los Ange- les director, with megaphone in hand directing Charlotte Forbes and Betty La Vey, two pretty screen actresses. supported by local talent. The work is done in full view of the audience. showing how motion pictures are made in the large studios Of the west coast.
 Several scenes were taken also in the streets which. when assembled and titled. will form the complete Bisbee picture that win be shown here
 The performances are funny as we'll as interesting on account of the pre- dicaments that some of the screen aspirants of this city find themselves in when acting before the camera and under the skillful but firm handling of Paul Hosier.
 Music is furnished by the All Star Trio. The picture will be completed at tonights performance.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
YOUNG LEEDS iLL

SAN FRANCISCO, teD. Z2.-Nlt liam Leeds, Jr.. whose mother IS married to Prince Christopher, Of Greece. arrived here today from Shanghai enroute to New York; for medical treatment. Leeds illness was contracted while hunting In the jun gles of Samatra.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
YESTERDAYS MAIL

Dear Kid:
 Say, railroad man was telling me that whenever he walks by his old locomotive it always wags it's ears. Was he kidding me? Loco.
 Dear Loco: Certainly not, bo, didn't you ever hear of engineers?
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
aMasame Peacock"

Nazimova will appear Friday ana Saturday al the Central Theatre and Sunday at the Eagle theatre m two characters each resembling in some measure the great Russinn star own career. The picture is Madame Pea cock" from a story by Rita Weiman. and 1t brings Nazimoya to the screen first as Jane Gorins. resplendent stage star, and then as Gloria Crom- well. young girr as naive and charming as Jane is brilliant
 Certainly NsZimova should make this story live. for she has been in the course of her remarkable career both the young girl of great promise and the great actress who has full filled promise.
 In this her latest Metro picture NaZimova has chosen George Probert tor her leading man. The star herself adapted the picture for direction by Ray c. Smallwood Rudolph Berg. quist photographed it and Edward shutter provided special art settings.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
5 coNsrAaLEs WOUNDED

DUBLIN. Feb 2a- Five conStableS were wounded. two seriously. in an attack against police car at Mount Lucas. Kings county, today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23

Over an area of only 36 square miles, the island of Ukara, fin Lake Victoria, NyanEa. Africa, has popu- lation of l9.000.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23

"The Vice of Fools A young girl, unsophisticated and with q joyous sort of innocence, is
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23

| Manufacturers and local distrihutors nserested r the problems of modern merchandising are invited to write to the Sure au ot Advertising. so6 World
 6uioing New York. for copy of the book, Nation | al Advertising and the Newspapers"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-25
Back After s. Years

Laforest L. B11nill of Mankato.
MINI. Is back in Somerset County al
ter an absence of IS years and dur
ing the present week has been visit
ing his cousins Mrs. Clara Bnrril
Moore of Kennebec street and Fred
Burrill at East Madison Mr. Bur-
rill was a native of Clinton but lived
in Canaan In his childhood, his pa
rents Nevers and Maria Keene Bur-
riil having moved there. later moving
to Mankato. MINI, when their son
was eight years of age The father
was brother of the late Hiram Bur-
rill of this town. Laforest Burrill
has always since that time lived with
in a radius of so miles of Mankate.
He has been actively engaged in work
up until about four weeks ago, altho
some twelve years ago he sold his
800 acre farm and retired. This is
his first trip TO the scenes OF his boy
hood since his departure with his pa
rents. Mr.. BurrlIl said yesterday
to reporter that he had helped to
open two farms on a frontier, had
fought the Indians and hard times
and had seen Mankato grow from
about one hundred inhabitants to 90
900. His wife formerly Clara Dolloff
of Hsrtland died about year ago.
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Skowhegan Grange

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
the annual field day of Skowhegan
Grange to be held at the home OF MT.
and Mrs. w l.. Hill on Parkman Hill,
Mrs. Hin being the lecturer OF the
organization tomorrow, August 20. At
the last regular meeting a program
directed by Miss Gladys Rowell was
presented which included current
events by P. c. White, c. Davis Mil
Ter and others. The question How
did we progress In 1929 was OF much
interest and was discussed by Z. Z.
Cleveland, Deputy w. b. Whittier and
others. Mrs. Emma B. Folsom read
Raising ChickenA" The next meet
ing of the Grange Will be held on
August 81 and the following program
has been arranged for Music
chorus; reading, Mrs. Dora P. white;
whistling solo, Royce Tuscan; ques-
ton, Does Higher Education nave
tendency to draw to young people
from the farms? II so, how can we
prevent it?" Charles Cleveland, r. /
Patten and c. Davis Miller, paper
"In what ways may the farm homes
and farm life be made more attfae-
tive to the young people? Anne
Cleveland; violin solo, Mrs. Una
Morgan.
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syDpHy DEATH or EXETER, v H.,
PHYSICIAN
M. m~aIson bses at Meme Of Mr.. and
Mrss Ys~nk W. Bucknam Where
Ne Was a Guest

Dr. william b. Kennison of Exeter,
". HI, died suddenly Thursday eve
Aina AZ the home of Mr.. and MIS-.
Trank W. Bueknam on Madison ave
nue. where he was a guest. He was
Gsty years old, and O. native of Booth
bay. DR.. Kennison. with Mrs. kenni-
ssp and their daughters Sarah ana
Tfancss had come TO the Bucknam
home tor few days visit. Dr. Ken
nfscR was apparently In his usual
hsalth.st the time OF his arrival but
on the evening of his death suffered
q sfgAt heart attack. DR.. Richardson
was cslled snd reatoratives were ad-
n1inistsss& The two physicians were
coA*sesinS ON different topics, both
having been graduates of Bowdoin
college and Bowdoin Medical School
when DR.. Kennison suddenly expired
The body was talksn to Exeter, N. H.
Saturday. DR.. kennison Is survived
by widow formerly Miss Ines Whit
comb, q stster OF Mrs. Bucknam, four
daughters, Faith, Margaret, Sarah and
Frances KeAnAson. His mother Mrs
Gsoree p Ksnnison OF Boothbay Har-
boz, bSothe Irving Ksnnison. also
Of Doothbay Nasbor and two sisters
Mrs. Emesson RICE Of Hyde mark
Mass, and Mrs WENDELL Mckuon OF
New York. DE-. kennison was.a Blue
Ledge Mason.
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- s-s7.a sss.-s'I. 1885, -
The Interesting News Of
Sor,erset's Busy Towns
S0LON

Pictures will open at 1880 next Sat
urday evening Notice the change.
Saturday evening at Caratunk Thea
tire WIN. Fox presents Shirley Manson
In Wing Toy; also Fox news reel.
8. NJ. Boynton came home from
Lexington Tuesday.
Charles Bates who has been spend
ing his vacation with Olive Irving. re-
turned TO his home in Portland Thurs
day.
Mrs. Thomas Lesyitt and children
are the guests of her mother Mrs.
George Tozier.
George Badger of Worcester, Mass.
b the guest of his daughter Mrs.
Henry Treat
Mr. and Mrs. David Tozier and son
Roland went 10 Auburn Saturday to
spend week or two with their son
who is working there.
Rev. 7. b. Hiatt of Island Falls was
in town calling Friday morning.
Miss Martha Fernald, dietetfan In
New York, was the guest OF her cou-
sin Mrs. Ruby Cross last Thursday
and Friday.
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nLIhE SPINNING co.
GIVES ANNUAL 0U7|NG
KlsasaSahle Event Participated In by
1871 Persons ut Expense Of About
$1,000

& The third annual outing of the
Maine Spinning Company held last
Saturday at Old Orchard was a gen.
uine success. One hundred and eighty
seven participated, a special train be-
iAs chartered to accommodate the merry
makers. Departure was made at 5 a.
N. and Old Orchard Beach was reach.
- ct $40. The Temple of Fun, one
- ~ noted amusement places OF
mime, was taken over for two hours
an4 farnsshed huge enjoyment. This
eeCapisd the greater part Of the fore
Aoen sntf after the pleasures and mys-
tsrtee Of the temple had been thor
oaUAly investigated the vacationists
separated each one being given S3.00
BY the company for their dinner and
sappsf. Different ones pursued diff
f6JVnt pleasures and the return trip
wSg undertaken at 10 O'Clock, the par
ty rsschinG Skowhegan at 1.30 q. m.
the following morning Box lunches
we're served on the morning trip made
w ~ Cheney and soft drinks Of va
y1oue kinds were at the disposal of the
pleasure seekers. N. b. X. Brooks Of
Welieu3sy, Mass, treasurer Of the
cUGDpQAy snd William Mitchell, their
superintendent were among the ON
cials present. The expense total for
TIE day amounted to about $4,000.
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Unlon Teachers Institute ut Hartland

The teachers of the elementary
schools of Hartland, Palmyra and st.
Adams held a three days institute In
thu Grammar room in Hartiand, Aug.
1880. Thursday Miss Nellie Jor-
dan of the State Department gave
several talks on the physical training
program for the year. The Sebasti-
cook Teachers Club was organized;
q constitution adopted; and the fol-
lowing ohlcers elected; President.
INNS irene Libby OF st. Adams; vice
president, Ms. Grace Cook of Pal
nyra; secretary and treasurer, Mrs
Linda Carver Of Hartland. Three
professional books were selected for
special study this year.
Friday, Supt. Fuller Of Portland
gave two very interesting and instruc-
tive sessions, one on the teaching
Of English, the other on Classroom
Technique. Supt. Fuller under
stande hts subjects thoroughly and
gave some very helpful suggestions.
Saturday forenoon was taken In
dfscuss3oA OF plans for this year by
Supt. n. 3. Clifford. These include
much that IL we'll carried out, will
make this the most successful year
for the schools Of his union.
DsfiHg tie session several lessons
IN Palmer Method Penmanship were
given by Mr.. MARY Connolly Of Hart
land. assisted by MISS Libby and Mrs
Carver. Luncheon was served both
TAussday and Friday In the building.
the school lunch equipment being
used.
October Ii was set as a possible
date for the next meeting
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orrih Packard has purchased new
Oldsmobile car, of the Clougn Moeof
Car Company.

77"71--7 ,
orrih Packard has purchased e new
Oldsmobile car, of the FClougn Moeor
Car Company.
The Reporter has been requested to
state that e.marriage OF Joseph Lee
gasse and MRS. Athena Carriveau is
not to occur in spite of the fact that
their marriage intentionsswere record
ed at the office of the town clerk as
stated last week.
An automobile party composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W.. Symons, Clyde n.
Smith, Joseph Pooler, Miss Margaret
NJ. Chase, Miss Mildred A. Beale and
Miss Clara Libby returned home Mon
day night from a trip to Quebec and
St. Anne de Beaupre.
Miss Matilda GIasser Of Long Island
City is with the Charles Glassers at
the Scott cottage at Lake Wesserun-
sett. Mr. Glassier's mother and his
sister, Miss Elizabeth Chaser of Long
Island City are also members of the
house party this year.
Mrs. George E. Clough and cousin
Miss Olive Lander are expected 10 re-
turn home next Monday after spending
tho month of August at Southport at
the Clough cottage. They will be drivl
en- home by automobile by Mrs.
Clough's son, Frank S. Clough.
Freeland Kincaid and William r
Wyman had rather an unusual expe-
rience the other day while fishing on
Big Whale Bone near Freeport. When
about twelve miles out something hap
pened to the engine of the motor boat
from which they were fishing and
from that time on they were only able
to drift. The craft with rising tide
swept on to Little Whale Bone where
the men were able to reach the shore
and where they remained until the
following morning. The fruit of their
fishing, however, was liberal as thet
angled forty cod and pollock from the
deep sea. The two gentlemen drove
Mrs. Annie Davis and her daughter
Mrs. Maurice B. Magoon and chill
dren to Freeport to visit Mrs. Davis
other daughter, Mrs. Elsie Stewell.
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Harvey Tfmes Of Boston
guest dfSl roll viles and
showhegan baseball team
against t1A New Portland WI Wy
Counsel Andrew. Rice and
friend and1Nrs. Kate Turn s W. ~!
cester. Mass. are visiting ~ 81
Mrs. F. Akeley Of West Stss3I
! Miss Leona Clifford, who -
training at. DIR. Cousins Hoss
Portland has accepted a nos sp
Dr.. George E. Young's oseaeoe
Hazel Burldhardt has a.e.n,o.
sition thera in the bookkess,. Il
'partmert Miss Gifords hn,sa 8
Fairfield. ~
DR.. andesMrs. r. A n..u
DR.. c. r. viles and Mr. ana n
Arthur b Plummer attended -
union Of the North New Port,a,.sa Z.
School yesterday afternoon ans ny
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. plnmmauu Z
viles and Mrs. Derbyshire ar y
yates of that institution. Io,a'
Jenkins and DIR. M. L. Lord -.
in the Eng by invitation ~
PlummeK, VINO was a memhar
committee ON entertainment
In anticipation of the marl,..
Miss Bessies Edwards of Main =
to Carl Lightbody of Newport, n :
September l, the prosperity. !.
was given a shower in the par,o..
the. Federated Church Mond.s ]
ming. Miss. Edwards was inyiegi.s
to the CHURCH by two of her -
Mrs. E. &C. Tarbox and Mrs A.
Sheridan ON the pretext of an orr,
When the lights were switched on
group, of. people were discovers
the guest of honor. A numbs.
beautiful gifts were in waitjns
Miss Edwards. In the contests ,
Pearl Haryiile and Miss Annie M
well were, the prize winners. p,
and waters were served. The !,
was arranged by Mrs. Charlott,
Tarbox, Mrs Grace E. Stevens /
Pauline b. Greene, Mrs. Can.
Cheney and Mrs. Ava v. Sherids
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Eural Nptua

Bben b. Chase and family spent the
week end in. Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Taylor of Port
land visited relatives in town over
Sunday.
Mss Lucille Fl. Wentworth has re-
turned from a visit In Portland and
Fairfield.
Walter York of the Forks is medi-
cal patient at the Kennebec Valley
Hospital.
Miss Cora Newton OF Arson under
went surgical treatment at Somerset
Hospital hast Friday.
Mrs. II. l.. Dunton of North An
son and son are getting along nicely
at Kennebec Valley Hospital.
Eddie Comber of The Forks has re-
turned to his home after being pa
tient at Kennebec Valley Hospital
Christopher Frabotta was brought
to Somerset Hospital Friday from
Madison suffering from typhoid fever.
James DeCoursey of AHllinocket is
clerk at the New Skowhegan House
succeeding Harry Newton of Jaekman'
resigned.
Bernard Goodness of Skowhegan re-
ceiyed medical attention at kennebec
Valley Hospital this week, returning
home Tuesday.
Waiter Dodge, who has purchased
some of the Thompson lots of the
Belmont Realty Company is building
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Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Thurlow return
ID from Southport last night.

Rev and Mrs. G. L. Thurlow return
ed from Southport last night.
Mrs. G.xB. Dow returned to st.
.JohnsburyJ Vt, with her son, Foster
Dow and will spend some time visiting
in that section.
Miss Eva Chabot will resume her
duties as salesgirl at LaFonds Dfy
Goods store sometime next week al
ter enjoying a month Yacatloh.
Miss Aaeline Goodwin and Miss
GLADYS smith returned home Tuesday
after a several days WISH WIN
lives in Kineo and al ihoian "i''
The Skowhegan Grange Will holh
the,r annual Field Day tomorrow, the
OCH at W l.. HIS. All come early
and bring their picnic &nner ana
drinks.
,,ies Gala Kennedy is in Jaekman
caring for her sister, Mrs. Luther
aoore who Is i'll. She left here last
sunday. and will probably remain for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Paul who
have been WISHING MI anu MIs. Il.
O. Fall of Cornyille, returned to Bos-
ton Wednesday, making the trip IN
their automobile.
Marriage intentions placed on file
at the Office of the town clerk are
those of Wallace f. Corson, Is, moul-
der of Skowhegan and Bsuise I. Eel
lows, Is, at nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Crocker and
two children and 3. s. Johnson, OF
Fredericton. N. B., are visiting MS
mother Mrs. Ella Crawford and other
relatives at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Brooks on the Middle road.
Elmer E. Harris, Miss Freda Harris,
Miss Lila Weston, Miss Coralie Par
ker. and Miss Margaret Benjamin OF
Scranton. Penn, who has been Miss
Harris guest were in st. Johnsbury,
Vt, for the week end visiting Rev.
and Mrs. Theodore Halbert Wilson,
Miss Benjamin remained to visit Mrs :.
Wilson who is the daughter of Mr..
Harris before returning to Scranton.
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WILL MEET
n l0RR|DGEW0Ck
The Slxty-third Quarterly Conference
OF Somerset Association to 0c-
eur September 9th

The sixty-third quarterly gathering
of the Somerset County Veterans
Civil War Association will be held
with the comrades at Norrfdgewock,
Tuesday. September 9th. World War
and Spanish War veterans are honor
airy members and are specially in
vted with the public generally to the
meeting and dinnSf
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Card Of Thanks

rUlkS have been very good to me
slnce my accident few weeks ago
sa<f ! waat thszn all to know that
appreciate II. I ought to especially
neAttoo, the International Sunshine
ossie(y. the Rebskahs and the Odd
Ns31ew4
SheWhAoan, Maine. August 2k, 1921.
Edwaxd T. Tgsue.
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HARMONY

I The FIRST Baptist Church has INST
completaf q naptiatsry. II hsinoi used
fpr thu tilAe Sunday svsnihe
when candidates won't toFway6
tor nSy lllm. There VIII bsNanothsr
Bsptisn Sunday evening whea tASee
or more candidates wAl b .hsDaised
and more viii come II ~ isttss. The
chuschSi u DrospsrinG hnsly sinas Hev
y. p. sTnfnsr ana family came ksrs
last Novcnbes
1uhs 1ndepaldpnA- Ieepos>ss - ~
sAls ataGuy y. DoWuA
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soI6 their home on North Main street
u Alnc Padham.
Mis- ,Caila Rowsll, q teacher In
Chelsss, Mass has been guest Of
Mise CAfspa Rowell and other friends
IN town the past week.
z DR.. and Mrs Frank Paul Of Rock
Island, I'll. and their daughter and her
husband, Rev. and Mrs Andrea OF
Pcnnsylvanis are the gussts Of rsls-
tives In town.
A ysf1cn Of the Hobart aAd Paul
famiM4 ~ Will be held at the 'horhe Of
Mss. Nellie 4. M. Paul on South Main
street, Thursday.
Dr.. Brown Of Bingham was N town.
Friday called here IA the ahssnce Of
DE- Piper.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Coolidge were In
Skowhegan Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Christine At2su1a 10 doing tab
lie work at Gray's Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Morris Lane Of Clih-
ton werl ~ guests Of Mrs Lanes pa
rents, Mn nd Mrs. Edgar Wiley few
days the nrst Of the week.
Chester Grant, Perrin and Palmer
French and Fred Magoon attended the
meeting Of The Pathological Society on
New Pbftland, Hill, Tuesday.
A quista wedding was solemni3ed,
Saturday, August 20, at the N. 3. Par
sonaks when Miss Pearl Moody and
Willta Treat were united in marriage
BY Rev. C. E. Moore.
Mrs Thomas Fallon plans to leave
here Wednesday to join her husband
1t their cottage at Southport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maloa Patterson In
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea
Whipple Of Bingham left here Sunday
morning for Southport.
%. c. Ward and TfIden Davis were
Id Auburn on business last Thussday.
Miss Edna Metcalf OF Lynn, Mass.
ID the. guest OF friends In town. Fl
i NM Morris Sevsry 10 spending the
month sof August in town.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. p. Pollard, Mr..
and Mrs. w, A. n. Head spent few
days witAstheir sister In Durham, Me-,
rsturntHI home Monday night.
r1ftpa I6hn Savage who has been
w week with ptomaine pois-
Iping.
lttee met Monday evening |
ILL., HOl tne pfokSUh Aot ny
NcmsF Club. y
n Mr.. I'D Mrs. Asher Davis and M.
md M r. A, Coolidge went to Liv-
trmort Alls, Tuesday.
| E9cDrsr CHURCH NOTES
I Arr pments are bstsU naA1e III. sE
picnta y 49, held at ". Catssa 1eelt Nj
picnic Ii1 - not ~ fpeun ~ 0Gk
school ON AaGnst 31st. ~
mems, chusclf and csAQpsGs.
ton a Sunday SsNece sa6f
4xsry \ ~, ane all invited tot
}ix1as Il 6eethbr. TneA; bsihx /
~ tell your stusteG' |
Ioer grin ~ boys. \
Our Aab&sk
bor 'frfende and naMessg o.
MN UAson are speciaalW ~
come with thor fsmaaosu SO
II Snd Vie day with ~ ~ ~ ~
pscted TO bring basket uAcA1 WIN
them. M
Mrs. Ella N. Jewstt. magnetic heal
or, viii be at Mrs sumner Rowshe1
Thursday afternoon, Sept. l. to meet
patients 1wS4
The Pulaskian., 1921-11-10

everywhere. Over a fire in the yard the "spook" toasted marshmallows and weinies. Dancing was the main feature of amusement, and all had a grand time. Those who attended from our community were Misses Leona and Georgia Roberts, Ruby and Eula Gray, Fred Hohenschutz, Robert Branch and Bernard Birnback. There was a large number from the city present also.
 Mrs. Sevier of Conway, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Percy Wilkinson, has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Diemer were callers in the city Saturday.
 Mrs. Paul Birnback was a caller in the city Saturday.
 Mrs. Ash of Little Rock was the guest of Miss Edna Allen last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Branch were callers in the city Saturday.
 Gladys Opitz, who has been sick, is able to be out again.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy Wilkinson were callers in the city last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. L. Doty were the guests of H. C. Martin of Little Rock Sunday.
 MT. Eugene Frederick of Little Rock was the guest of his brother, Will Frederick, last week.
 Ernest F. Harper was a caller at the Diemer home last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Haver, of Little Rock, spent the day Sunday with their daughter and family, Mrs. E. L. Diemer.
 Miss Cecil Hohenschutz had callers from the city Sunday.
 MT. Wilkerson of Little Rock was caller of Miss Georgia Roberts Sun day evening.
 Miss Edna Allen spent Sunday in Little Rock the guest of friends.
 Mir. Austin of Little Rock was a caller in our community last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Hohenshutz motored to the city Sunday to see friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Chenault and children were visitors in the city Sat urday.
 Dr. and Mrs. White motored to the city last week.