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Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
iJ,.lesbur's Star Route

Mr.. and, Mrs. John petmer an,
Otto ate Sunday dinner with Franl
SpraGue's.
Henry Schellenberg and, Brandt,
got hailed Thursday afternoon. Sew
ersl Of their wheat fields were dam
aged some. .t,
Ed Dirks and son are helping al
the Kirk farm combining wheat.
Mr.. Reichelt drove cut his new
Buick. and Il is a dandy too.
Minnie Kicker spent over Sunday
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods and family
from Walton. eNbraska. visited a few
days with Ed Dirks.
Edith Sanders went over 10 Miller's
Sunday evening 10 help Mrs. Miller
cook for harvesters.
Charley Avery from Kimball, Ne
braska, arrived Saturday 10 help
Henry SchellenberS with his harvest
Messrs. Cox and Detmer purchased
steam thresher and expect 10 do
tho neifhborhood ihreshins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snider from Holyoke
were out calling on Ed D!rks Mon
dav.
Harvest is surely In fun swing. A
few have finished. but quite u lot OF
wheat is still standing.
Mrs. Charley Avery Is visiting her
brother and family, Henry Schellen.
berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hinck and Mr.
and Mrs. John Detmer were callers
on Herman retmer's Sunday even.
ing.
Mrs. Nelson. who has been visit.
ing her daughter. Mrs. otto Brandt,
n few weeks. returned 10 her home
nt Geneva. Nebraska. Saturday.
We forgot 10 mention IN last weeks
items that the w. n. club met with
Mrs. Schellonherg on Thursday. Jnly
z. On account af tho busy soason.
they have decided not TO meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Atkins. Mr.. aud
Mrs. George snori and Mr. and Mrs.
George sapert called on John Dot.
mcr's Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. n!rka and son from
Hubert. Oklahoma. arrived Sunday
evening for few days visit with
their son Ed and family. They went
20 Sidney. Nebraska. from hero. 10
whit their other sons.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
Aritie Items

AIR ard Mrs. q. Y. staic1p OF 81.
Joseph. Missouri arrived bsra Fri.
day hy Fnto o. Visit with SIR and
Mrs. Fred Worlcy.
f'rvir end Clnrsnco Kuhnkn and
clvde Morley heiNed chfriea Worlfy
shock wheat Tncaisy
Mr ava MrH Norman Stewart
spent Sunday With q. L. Tievnrt'l
Whitney r0rinni irn Friday yih
WfnY fdr lincoln. shafn ho win jain
Nr anf Aira iry y wdley FOR .
twa wr 'H' nrf'nu "a minnesota.
afra Nrilia Wiif0rd IN working for
';rr fry oWena.
iir ard Mn iNil eUhpis called ai
t'e caahie fnrm Friday esrulnF
Ml=s Emma shnn8 hcipaf Mrs
Fred hicfeN can meat Tuesday
nasa Stewart % snan1lrs several
dHea Wifh Mfs Norman ftaw7ri
Mira fui kafchHar ard f1lfiiie'
feiir called Friday on mfs AiaefI
Etana
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
w A N T E D
Hy THE
c. B. & Q. R. R.
MECHANICS AND HELPERS
FOR PERMANENT roslTioNs

-
nachinistp. boiiermaksrs. black.
smiths. sheet metal and electrical
woskers. zoe per hour.
Helpers for these crafts. i7e per
hour.
Passenger. cas rcpaIrers and inspec-
terra, zee per hour
Frcinh, car rerairara and inspee-
tors. Csc per hour.
TO replace men on strike rgairst
decision OF the uni,od states Rail
road Labor Hoard.
Special attention eiyon 70 iraieins
ynung mon With or without eAperl'
tncn "a mechanical work,
Chuioa of locations offered. Men
vh1 have wantcd the opportunity %
loeat, 10 ths. West should ship at
once hiiore ihtao ATTRACTIVE posl.
lions ate niled'
Tfannreriaiion. beard and iodeins
free.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
Beachville News

r. A. woodham and family visited
q, W. II. Woodlands Sunday. +. A.
and wife aud Mrs. w. ". WOODLAND
took W. ". ~ ifoiyoise Sunday even.
INK to zee the doctor He spert the
nivht IN fiolyoke. returning home on
Monday evening.
Mlsa Ncvn Klstltr of wyoming has
been visiting NJ the =. A. and w. II
Woadham aud Charles Kicker homoA
for the past week
Mrs tr'mnn called nt utrslcr's on
Monday morning.
Mr. aud Mrs. Roy Heller md son
wont un 10 George uteslcr'a Monday
Ter truck Toad 90 corn
r. " Anaiin finished cutting Gao
Herss 0f whoat Thlraday evening and
Pulled his outfit 20 another piece OF
wheat Frnls has shout 1900 arrnn
% nlt lchn snnahB n ahcclilng
wheat inr p y. Austin,
Nllirr knintar and ffr. Rnrrfa
went thruash thf1 community wehl.
Hsp on their way - Ar'f1nars They
arr Old settlers oi Eedewick ini
Phillips ccaniiaf, hut arc now ligine
m Wyoming
Mr and Nrs ~ G. ficiier Mr.
ntd Mrs. Roy Hollor end son visited
Sunday ~ the iieslsf homo N
hr Clyde HHFnHa aud fimllq
srrht sunday With his mother aifs
ferGuH1n
Nj ranl Newman ahd faulty spent
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

Glen Poe has been helping. e. r
Harte harvest wheat this week.
Walter Bradford and A. e. Kuhn
he called Friday on several OF the
farmers In Amitie.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller called
Tuesday At the Billie Schulz s.hOme
Mr.. ard Mrs. John McDbrman and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDor.
man. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Niles and
family spent Thursday seeming at
being Robert McDorman. Sr.'s birth
day.
Frances Kerchner is helping Mrs,
Albert Evans this week.
Rev. Bennett and wife, accompan.
led by Mrs. Benefits mother and
sister. spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Boxland.
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Harte called al
the Z. T. Hnrte home Sunday after.
noon.
Mrs. a. C. cauble and daughter
Mayme. Mrs Dallas Van Meter and
Mrs. Norman Stewart called Wednes.
day afternoon on Mrs. q. l.. Stewart
Fred Bnrrier is threshing wheat for
Fred McDee.
Jesse Meek suent the week end
with Everett Iaycoy. --.l'
c. p. Colglazier and family drove
down to Wray Sunday to visit Mrs.
Colglaxier's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Hun.
Rex Poe has been helpinc Iohn
Barbour harvest his wheat crop on
the J. w. webermeier ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Owens. Mrs. -Ow-
ons and daughter GLADYS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Owens and Frank Perry
called Sunday afternoon az the Roy
Owens farm. tA
Mr.. j. n. Tomlin Is shocking wheat
for A, y Patrick 'tsf -
Miss Mnymc and Otis Canble spent
Sunday NJ G T.. Stawnrt-s.
Miss Jennie Trenhly spent Sunday
with Alice Eckerd. s., s,,.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
slien. Year.

One cf the most notable casts ever
assembled for motion picture was
engaged By Louis j. Cashier for Isl,
lent Years released by Rc Pictures
and booked for screening at the peer-
losR thaater un Tuesday night.
Mr. uaaHler. who has 20 his credit
ouch memorable productions nS ks
met and others OF equally high cil-
ibra. releotod HIS various players
With an cyc 10 their especial ftnexa
f0r The parts u which they we're A..
signed iitntnJ both as 70 phykiqa.
und taielt.
hsHo bl1ne. notld rAsnch actre1s.
has tho part oi Ncm'uelle 30. a wuni.
ln of the st. l.awrlnce river COM.
ny. for whom Miss Harris ComAt0rs
named her novel. "alnm'sciie lo.~
Mirr ri1nc has now transferred har
activities 10 tho screen and under
The 1AillnI direction o. MI Casniar
ins- quite We most efficient work oi
hrr career Nha 81 perfectly riise8
% the part.
pHtlinc stafka. % npneifr. alsa
WIN Win lhe h1afts OF thuso uho ffe
"slieut Yrhfn.' Mlsn inrAG u brfld
Ing idys following. rdmhcrlne
uourunds. nom silent Years"
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
FOR COUNTY supEs,Nreoexr

Another name has been added to
our announcement column. namely
Walter v. Riffenburs. who's an.
nouncement will be found on another
page OF this issue.
AIr. Rinenburs lives about fourteen
miles northwest OF Holyoke. He is
q graduate OF Denver university,
where he received his A. u. In 1916.
He is an ex-service man. having
served nineteen months In the army.
nine Of which were spent overseas.
Mr.. Riifenburg taught n successful
term In the Fairfield high school last
year and now seeks the support OF
the people at the coming election.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
Amheret. Q: Venana4 q

\ The Submarines tried hard 70 stop
the winning stfeSk Of the league lead.
ers at Amherst Sunday, but the Bull
dogs came from behind altar vehan.
go had gained geod lead. Harmsier
drove out homer with tWo o1f IN
the fourth snd another tally In The
nth gave the Submarines 1 bie
chance. Schneider. had been eoitS
good on the mound, but IN the Afth
bingles, the Bulldogs getting ssttf
bits and Ave runs IN their. rally, and
Schneider Nant after = drink Of ice
water. ven8hgo's fielding WA1 good,
hut one error being credited against
them, while Amherst was guilty o.
1--WE. Hill had things his oWh way
on the mound, allowing seven hitb
and three, earned runs. Schmidt and
l.. Wilcox each got three hit1, the
latter boosting his home run total To
four The score: ~ "a
=
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
Northwest News

Mrs. f5sssY 0eayinA took quite sick
8 9Nrdty niGht ard 10 still unable to
lE3bo3t. EBr mother, Mrs. Gutherie,
70 takfhG Care of her. se "
Mrs.. Barbara Stetter IL visiting
her son Sam and family since last
Wsdnesdayr her. daughter, Mrs.
Moore, taking hsr there after remain.
Ing with them several weeks.
y sMr.- Aflds ME- Erank Ziegfeld and
son attended the Lutheran church
;ShpdaSh;afteAoop.
Mr.: Burt = hammers and family
ixA1 lfYGsC. N Pickerell.
Mr.. Newell Porter returned recent.
Y G'sE s,;'eus,; s,ss,wass wnsre
b Mr.. and Mrs.. J. De Geus visited
a.; 1hG Cdafies' .Rapp home Sunday
i Miss : Bdsiiass ) marcum ). is helping
Mfp. Agnes Arens with the house
work during harvest.
Mrs. "A. G. Meonhert entertained
~ Lglhern. Ladies Ala Thursday.
4dit6 feEaIHef Cf tie ladies turned
out and all spent An enjoyable aSter.
fnoo9. - ,.sn-H
Mr.. and Mn. Sam stetter and chill.
dren and Mn. Barbara Gtetter called
.t the. Mbssts ls9fe'A heas Wsanes'
Mr.. Daniel MCGOWAN end family
visited st the John Coyne home Sun.
day aetngnoon.
Ma n Wettstein spent Thursday
with Mrs. Pete Kohrell.
Mrs. Sam Stetter and her father
and mother. Mr. and Mrs.. Albert Reh'
field ,..',7- ZAt...s-: -.
Mrs. E. Wettstein spent Thursday
with Mrs. Pete Kohrell.
Mrs. Sam Stetter and her father
and mother. Mrs. Albert -Rehfeld
called on Mrs, Harry Gelvin Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. q. M. Hit and family went to
Paoli Tuesday to see Mrs. Hitt'i
father He seems TO be feeling about
the same.
The Sam stetter twins visited
their aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs
John Moore. . few. days recently :.
Mr. and Mrs. Asher Uphouse spent
Sunday with her people, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Miell.
Everyone around here seems to be
In the harvest fields.
Mrs. Thomas Heinrich lost quite a
number Of young turkeys and chick.
sns during our recent hail storms.
Mr.. C. A. Pickerel and J. De Geus
are h6nding wheat for Carl Buckles
this week.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
aes CARS

about 0 O'Clock we counted tho
automobiles on Main street and
around the court house and were H..
deed surprised az the large number
which were still IN town. there he.
Ing .6G cars standing around. 10 say
nothing cf tho large number which
were on the move. This evidently
was partly responsible FOR the crowd
Of at least 1000 IN town yesterday.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
NOTICE 70 1AxpAYeRs

The last half OF tho 1929 taxes ARE
now due and payable at the County
Treasnfdr's Onlce. tho same becoming
DELINQUENT August LIST Pay now and
avoid the penalty.
Yours Respectfully.
T. II. Hargreaycs.
sG.2t County Treasurer
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

Summary-StOlen base: Ward. Bac-
rince hit: H. Jung. Two base hits
Schmidt 2, C. Jung. Three base hits !:
Wade. Lewis. Hill. Home runs: Har.
meier. wilcox. Double plays: Van
Meter to H. Jung TO Hamilton. Earned
runs: Amherst z; venango 8. Hit
'batsmen: by Hill. by Schneider 2.
Bases on balls: on Hill I Oh Wade l.,
Struck out: BY Hill s, by Schneider;
6. by Wade 4. Losing pitcher:
Schneider. -
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

FOR COUNTY suPERlhrEN6ENr
I hereby announce myself as .
candidate for the nomination. Of sup
erintendent Of Schools Of Phillips
county; :suhjeet,.tQ the VIII OF the
people and the Republican Assembly
h @ WALTER v. RIFFENBURG.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

sunmary--Ihfee buse MIS-. Wfk'
on. Plat. Two base hits: Wikoif,
Plat 2. Stolen bases: Martin. WI.
cox. Decatur. Morgan. Double plays:
wikoff TO Decatur: House to Miller.
struck out: by Drolliar 3. by Piliard
:. Bases on balls: of Brolliar ,. on
plllard .. Passed balls: Morgan ..
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
CUBE !, = Mik. .ss;;ei siss Nm.

GUS Win N EHtre innlnls ~
The Cubs came again 70 thu stand
after falling. 70, the bottom Of The
first division, and woh a''hsfd fought
game from the Paoli Champions sun.
day The game. was close and the
lead see-sawed back and forth, the
game going eleven innings. The
acOre. - p
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
ron 1oNoRtss. SECOND pIsrRIcr

We are exthorized to announce
ChaI3es s; Timberlake Il. Republican
cand9ante 'fSs congress. Tor: this, the
second district, subject 70 the will Of
the people.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
The Interst liz Race
STANDING OF THE reAms
Played Won Lost

Results Sunday (At) Hblyokk s,
Paoli s: (at) Amherst 8, venanto 4;
(at) Lamar 5, Haxtun =.
Games next Sunday amherst 1t
Haxtnn; !, HSly?ks II venaato; L.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

MI. and Mrs. w. "a. r Tttdt1nan snd
laughter Bertha from Y6lks arrived
yesterday morning TO svisit Oscar
Froutnfan and family.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
'P6liticIl

I Editor. Herald. Please announce
Ethat&Y Weilske q candidate for the Of.
dce e1SplM$Y Trea$uref Of Phillips
couA, hb3ct to3he will Of the
Re4hb1tdAn v6tesbaH the assembly
and primary. i
w. A. BEARD. \
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

Thss picture that makes ne ola
Forld young. "Penrcd" yith Freck.
es Barry Booth Ts$hAi fsupHt
Itorfeb in eight ree4 fekt hfSe y tlky U
|he Peerless July "a and 28, for the
benefit Of the Presbyterian building
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
'hiIlips e oulat Herald
AoLyokE. Colo JULY 20, 1922
Bsevities
e1.--.,--l,-.--

County Clerk Rex Evans and family
|eturnAd Tuesday from Denver, where
hey have been visiting at the home
q ROSCOE Evans and family. ss4at. n
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
Fairfield Items

iillia Knods spent Sunday after.
boon with Vedu Eolriquist.
Mrs faul Hoinqulst motorci to
liastun Saturday afternoon.
Hrs. Albert Frisk and sister. Miss
Rorell, from Chicago. left for the
nnnnialne Sunday morning.
isov. and Mra Eersrtqn and fam.
|ing. III
Grace Bedcman spent Sunday with
hcrnics Holmquis,.
Albert Friak'n called on Paul Holm.
|qnlrt Monday morning.
Mrf, Harry Anderson and children
aud Mrs. G. o. Lundbcrg called on
alfr raul Holmlnlst Sunday morn.
nnulnh and Vivian Anderson spent
ThoedAy with the Hcimquist girls.
Mri, Henry Anderson. Mrs Carl
France. NrR. Bcniamln Anderson.
Mrs paul Holmoulht. Mrs. c. Dixby
ahl Hrs. i;ph Johnson were enter.
Ilned by Mrs, Albert Friak Tuesday
litein aDn.
Lcena ifolm1uisi 70 Spending icw
0Hla With Mrs. John AndcHon.
lYaraon iinimnulh apant~ Monday
nieht With the Bodaninn, boys.
Paul Homuuist und children. fillla
hnl1H aud Grnrc Bodemnn motorcd
IN ilultun Sunday evening.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
80
Cash and airy
...'' !. SELF SERvE'' ,. s,
s. I. Thompson, Proprietor .@.s 4
fs- teti 9 80 Ses.
HoLYOKE, COLORADO @

81 ll:!}| &
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

The laying Of the ce,aeutone OF,
he Methodist church Is expected to
y Celebrated some time this coming
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
SERVE YOURSELF !:
!: AND SAVE: MONE:Y,

: 4rilg gyrASt > s, ~
a h ssboo 80
Our business being run On On Ire cs,E and Garry
system enables US to sell you soods It small
margin Of profit, whereby set goods for less
money. e aI.s,
~,
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

cail or write 20
Maatsr Mechanic. c. .. 3 o. Il Il
sseslins, Colorado
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

Mrs. Sarah c. Reed Of Holly.
Colorado who has been visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Jef Newman, re.
'arncd home this evening.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

MI. anu mfU. McA1OO0Q OF LOGAN
Kansas, drove IN Saturday for vis!
nh. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boldt.s MsS.
dcKhben, who ID very much inter.
4sted. in Sunday school work, deliv.
bred . short address 1t the Metho.
list church Sunday morning T6ey,
eft Tuesday morning to visit Mrs
AcKi6ben's mother IN Washington. ]
Mis-. Frank Boldt had the misfor.
upe Tuesday morning to drive . nail
klear: through her thumb, pinnfnK Il
10 & board. She cxIled for help, but
was unable to make anyone hear, 20
bullef out the nail herself. She
tail4d the hospital for direction 'fof
lhe cSre Of the wound and d getting
RlopS very nicely. s5;''-c
ma Keslar last xesk frsceiSsds the
kppqintment Of general distribution
ks66E In PHILIPPE and SedSWick coun.
SieiHbr the Delco lightinI plants and
)s Wildly getting tE lAapexto supplY
She slemand for such. which evident.
y 4. great. - TIA syetsn On the
}arRiih e.groa9 i0010vodnont u. iSaI
hs 'cgavonicnce. -.
Mjhday .aaA Tussday Of tAis. ..veeS
we're; weed-cutting days in Holyoke.
L was quite . treat to the laboring
flase to.-eee the business men out
futtfSg weeds ard cloinino nm. IN
fFsdAs Of their buainess fGhios. A
Peth.!of these. who evidently didn't
wssE. to b caught at work, took I'D.
rastase Of the night time.
Hon. James E. Garieues, ex-su.
prcne judge. was in Holyoke Friday
meeting his oldtime acquaintance.
He II . candidate for nomination for
feehction a. Judge Of the supreme
c6sit on the Republican ticket and
|mas' interviewing the Republicans
with q view 70 securing the support
pf the delegates from this county to
khe state assembly.
Ar.ssS. sA:slsSss.;., :, ,SnS,:. 4, Mn. r: II,
Giles, both Of Berwyn. Illinois,. spent
teveral days OF last week visiting
PR and Mn NE. Bennett. Tues
Hay Mr.; be6hea drove with them to
Sterling. where Mrs. Bennett, Mrs.
Keap and Mrs Giles took the train
for Denver. ; Mn. Giles will leave
from there for California, but Mrs.
|Kean will return with Mrs. BENEFIT
10 Holyoke,g after .. few days visit
bn Denver. - ~
Dr. and Mrs. Hill entertained a
humber OF their friends at a card
party Friday night at their home.
The house was tastily decorated in
pink and green. and the colors were
also used in the favors and refresh.
ments. Beautiful prizes were provi.
ded for the winners. who were: Mrs.
Geo. Heginbotham, first prize; Geo.
Garland. Jr.. hrst prize: and WIN
Slack. consolation prize. Everyone
reports a delightful evening.
Emmett Trego met with serious
accident. Thursday. afternoon, when
he was caught In the gears OF com.
b'ne upon which he was working
The machine was at work on the
Slack place east Of town. Mr.. Trego
says ne does not know how the acci-
fcnt happened but thinks he must
have slipped and the gears caught
him before he could recover himself.
The flesh on his leg was badly torn
and manglsd and aliho no bones were
broken. II viii probably be more than
q month before he cen begin 10 use
tho leg tie was rushed Mt once To
the hospital and Is now recovering
slowly ~ home.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20


Our new Grocery ssore opened Wednesday,
in the store il the First National Bank Building
able to supply you and yours with strictly
fresh and staple groceries, of standard brands ''
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
"Headin' West"

Bill Perkins started life on a grear
Western ranch as ,dishwasiier-
Then he was elevated by the plot
ting cowboys to the rank Of missing
heir" and assumed control OF the
outfit and first place N the ace for
the hand Of Ann Forrest. 'dan9hter Of
the wealthy rancher whose property
adjoined.
Then. without warning. NJ big
country dance, he was denounced hs-
the gang who had raised him To his
position and disgraced In the eyes OF
the Girl. But the way Bill Perkins
lifted this stigma OF "imposter' from
himself and won the prottiest girl in
the State Is what makos "Headifi
Vest Hoot Gibson's Universal star
ring vehicle. worth seeing at the
Peerless Theatre next Wednesday,.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

Sunday afternoon with Mr.. Shew'9
Mrs. George Utesler and Ethe1
Austtp spent Wedpea1ax.alteyaQeR.c1
last week helpiAs can Z a
Heller's. They canned 81 quarts
Alva Tyego - xunning the harven3|
er fot Hadeen's. Itl
Mr.. Randolph, d Working at r:eq4i;
HagermaA's, helping get the thresk
Ing outfit syeadyt f9E the thresAin$
work. ~, as nI'
Wilbur Trego Is working for Funk!
SpFague. y AZ
Mrs. Henry Hagerman and Eliun
Hiatt went to Julesburg one day .asSs
week after cherries. 81 ~,
Mrs. Utesler was a caller at SIyit-
Haynes Wednesday mornias. tff
To the Democrats OF precinct 81
there will be a meeting az the vot
ing place at Paoli Saturday afternodn.
July %, 1922. to elect delegates 70.
the assembly at Holyoke, July 81.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

Tho ii1fald furnllhca ih' ncvr.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

Mf.;,:and Mrs. McKibbsu Of Logan
kansas, drove IN Saturday for viss
Nth Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boldt. Mi.
McKihben, who ID very much inter.
ksted.. In Sunday school work, deliv.
bred . short address at the Metho.
hist church Sunday morning T6ey'
|eft Tuesday morning to visit Mrs
AcKibben's mother IN Washington. J
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

Mfs. Frank Boldt had the misfor,
|upe Tuesday morning to drive nail
Elear; through her thumb, pinning II
10 aboard. She cxlled for help, but
vas unable TO make anyone hear, 20
bullef out the 9all herself. >. She
bail4d the hospital for direction fof
(he cSre Of the wound and d getting
Hong very nicely. ..S'.c 4
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

k9bday .anA Tuesday OF this weed
we're; wesd-cutting days in Holyoke.
h was quite treat to the laboring
flas9 TO- $50 the business men out
futti6g weeds ana : elelnino mn. IN
fed1s Of their buainessi f66co9 A
eth:of these. who evidently didn't
wasC To b caught at work, took I'D.
EaHtAge Of the night time.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20

ma Keslar last xesk frsceissdsths
kppqtntment Of general distribution
hseaE In PHILIPPE and SeaGwick coun-
(isis Ir The ,1elco iigAtinx plants and
3 NAidly getting ~ lAapexto spDplY
Pc 9emand for such. which evident.
y q srsat. - tAie syetsn ep the
PsMsia e.great inpsovadnent q. tsal
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
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Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

aSl... ~
The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-09-07

The search light, as we see it from
the bridge Of q warship or steam
boat, is one Of the wonders Of the
twentieth century. Beyond perad-
venture OF. doubt the eye Of the owl
Or cat Hrst suggested it Probably
the cat can rigAteously claim the
honor of the hint, as the feline is
more domestic than Mr. Tc-hoot.
The affectionate tabby can send .
fash through rs optics, when alarm
ed, that will almost illuminate =
dark room. Yet those eyes are ordf-
narily as soft as the optics Of dove
Niggy is coal black. He looks like 9
chunk Of Divine Right Baer's an
thracite that has been washed In oil.
His eyes are a greenish yellow, by no
means beautiful but wonderful In
their sparkle in the night. Multi
piled 100 times they would detect 9
torpedo at mile.-New York Presg.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-09-07


I seem to be enc02 ~
doubtA' she seAd, and thsseV Vasnt TO
be none. Before w0rnan consents
to marry q man, think snP caleht 70
feel sure that he stan<ls Arvt IN the
world. you know !.
Half loaf is better chan no bread
he said.
Surely she cried quickly, nothing
less than the whole could possibly
content you'll
He rose, throwing out his arms
with quick impuIsive gesture.
Il am suing for whatever you can
give me- said Gilbert. And reMem-
Der, who gives quickly gives twice. !
have waited long time already.
you deserve womaAR wAne
heart /, she murmured. But mime Is
nat whole to give you. IT is not
nossible YOU can have forgotten what
what happened two years ago.
mo I have not forgotten he admit
ted.
Her cheeks flushed, her fingers
moved nervously, she looked almost
humble, almost penitent, as she met
his eyes.
II loved Wray then she faltered,
as deeply as-as l suppose you love
me today.
you knew him five weeks Gilbert
retorted. And I have known yeu
more than half life time
.One person may take lifetime TO
souander his all, she said quietly.
another only day. But when II Is
gone, and one is SO much poorer
was a spendthrift, Pauline added. I
loved him, felt proud of loving him.
God knows, cried Gilbert, I wish
that Waterhouse had never crossed
your path