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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Mrs Etsa LAWSON and son. Thomas.
spent THURSDAY and Friday with NJ
and Mrs ANDY Mael
AR and Mrs @ h. Ethredeo have
the il grippe
y ora has been received from Mr
and AIRS HenFy Neel Of so2s Muir
Ave. Ocean Beach. Calf. thar they
are well bat thaf sIN inches of ralu
fell In three days which broke the
rainfall record for that part Of the
couatry daring the las ss years.
Miss Dora Hathaway visited her
aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs 4
Kinder. over the week-emd and az
tended the masquerade party Rs
fus and Wesley Kinder took her
home Monday
Miss Ruby stibe has sent sore thar
she VIII be- anable tu sssaru 20 the
Rose Greek school uufn THURSDAY
she and her sister were out skatine
and ripped falling IN such q man
ner thai Der sister sustained frac-
tured ~ crushed Jazz bone She took
her sister 20 spokane % a specialists
and u she gets along nicely VIII come
o. Pullman "Wednesday
Nr and Nrs Henry Petersen and
family were New Years guests az hls
parents. Nr and Mrs Peter Peter
sen. of Moscow
The Puilman-Falious Telephone
company held lts annual mretius
January 2 All 81 the former Officers
were reelected and other business
transacted Another meetiue ls
called for Saturday January :. a.
ra o'clock At the Rose Greek school
house
ar and Mrs Jesse Barber and
Mr. and Nrs Henry Petersen were
business callers IN Moscow Tuesday
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
HOLLAND Station

Mr- aud Nrs Geo FarGaud e.
tended AE PauIs funeral Ia Nos-
Goa sunday
H. Brosa butchered Monday aud
Geo. Farrand helped Mrs Farrand
visited AIRS Brosa.
Mr aud Nrs 81 Dusku Tom
urlskI aad Nlss Aenes Mundou of
Lewiston Idaho. spent Monday a.
the Jim CLARK home
SIR and AIRS Harris. after spead-
Ing q week az the T. Thonnes home.
returned to Spokane Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Jim CLARK were New
Year guests of T Grow near Mos
COW Idaho
Mr. and Mrs r Thouney had as
their guests Aew Years day Nr aud
Mrs. r Thouney Nr and Mrs e
Myers aua Mf. and Mrs e Harris
Mack CLARK ives Ia Lewiston. Ida-
30. few dags this week
Cioid CLARK and ismily spent
Thursday "a the Sam Clark home
SIR and AIRS. 7 Woods spent Tues
day evening az the scau Getchell
home
Sir and Nrs scott Getehell spent
Sunday wtth Nr and Mrs Clay STAR
TN of Pullman.
Lena and Clinton snyder spent
Monday might at the scott GetcheIl
home
Mrs VIII Halpin spent Friday az
the scott GetcheH home Eduh and
Howard STAYED all nleht
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
SPRING Plat

Mr and Hrs ". 90 s,Nafi1eer went
70 Moscow ou Tuesday
Sire. Belle Harvey and dauehier
bernice. OF Pullman spent the week
end az the Gibson home
Ben Inmau IS visiting Lon Want ~
al EIherfou
AIRS LLOYD Bush visited Nrs Isa-
bella Taylor Monday
The Cibsons spent Monday even
ina wifh SIR and Mrs s.. 3 Natf-
Eef
Frances Bush visited ~ the home
81 her cousins Luclle ard Howena
Creighton Saturday niaht
Miss Beth Lowell ~ Pullman uas
fhe guest 81 Miss Jessie Draper Fri-
day and Saturday
aBd Sire Ray Draper and
family spent Thursday Biehf uith
Mrs nmpers parents SIR and Nrs
J. q Guthrie and FRIDAY aashs e.
the Pert Draper home
Mr and Mrs b. h Gibson an6
EarI Gibson ReTe sunday visitors az
ire home of SIR and Hrs. Hueh Tas-
Tor.
Nr. and Nrs. Joe NaftEiser Earl
MATHIS and Frank luman were The
guests OF Wr and Mrs John O'&eil
on New Years day
Those who spent last "Wednesday
evening vith Str and Nrs HUSH Tay-
Tor Nere Mr. and AIRS - II Nafi-
zEer. Claude NaflzIeer. Miss Jessie
Draper. Nra Isabella Taylor Ntss
Amanda TAYLOR and Earl Pearson
Mrs I.ynn Keyes Of Yakima ia
visiting az the home az Der parents
8r and Mrs. L. C. Guthrie Miss
lsenua Guthrie also spent her holi-
day vacation at home
N5ss EIla Kroas had her tausils
removed lass week
Mr and Mrs nueh Taylor called
90 1Trs Isabelle Taylor Monday
evening
Mr and Mrs Joe Creiehtou and
t8mIly spent SUNDAY wlfh MrE lisa
bella Taylor
Several from tails neishborhOaa AZ
tended the Eew Years dance an star
Friday evening
Leonard Small visited school Non
day
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
ROSE CREEK

III. and Mrs. r E. Ethredge spent
Neu Years vita their son. } L. Eth
redFs
Er and Mrs. l. v Ricketts, the
suTEerlng wfth severe colds.
Esther and Lloyd Mael and Albert
OJmsfead we're guests 81 Mr. and Ms.
Lincoln Adams Sunday
Nr. and Mrs. Roy Kirkendan vi
reside IN Pullman h the Pred B2def
hoase fhis winter Mrs Kirksndail
ans chEldren returned Saturday from
spakane. where fhsy have been visit
ing her parents-
NJ. and Ms. gszss Grant ard to
sons wsre Sew Years guests = her
mother. Mrs. Kate Pope-
TIE masquerade party gives - the
hone - ~. and Hrs Ward Baird
wns werI aafenaed ard al sajoyee a
nne sine. Prszes for The hess co.
sunss wens e ars Ray cathris ana
Alphonss EIng-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
KTTZMTLLER

Miss Pay Erwin spent the week
end with her friend Miss Erra Crow
Martin and Beatrice KitzmiIleF
spent Friday night with their stunt
and uncle. Mr and Alrs p ] Pickell
and attended the Whelan Grange din
ner and dance Saturday
SIR and Airs r. -. Gwinn expect
10 move into their beautiful new
home this week
]. ID Carson had the misfortune
so lose a horse Lass week
Br Munta Bufnnam. who has fin
I-hed bis course In chiropractic. was
expected 20 arrive New Years day
bur teleeram came late postponing
his arrival. SO the dinner given by
Mr and Nrs Thos Burnham was at
tended by SIT. and Nrs d r Burn-
ham aud daughter Dorothy. and
Daddy Durham only
Miss Louise Kitzmiller spent sat
urday evening with her ErandmofheT.
Mrs Thomas Mathews. in Pullman.
Mr. and Nrs Walter Kincaid visit
"a Mr. and Mrs a 81 McPhersou
over the weekend and attended the
Whelan dance
Mr. and Mrs. George Grant were
guests 81 SIR and Nrs Mack Reid
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Grow spent
"Wednesday in Moscow with her SIS
ter Mrs s. Anderson.
Mrs G. c Paisley and baby 81
Nizsouia. Mont are visiting Mr and
sIrs a. McPhersou
" T CLARK helped Mr BOYD with
his butcherlur Tuesday
Mrs. W A. Olson attended the
=. A r. meeting saturday az the
home 81 Mrs. =. W Garrison
M and Mrs A. Mcpherson spent
Monday with her sister. Mrs. A Y
Nelson. who has had q very severe
stack Of neuritis.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Nf and Mn Dickinson OF Albion
and 49, and Mrs Clarence perchaH
visited TIRE Carl Reid home THURSDAY
~ iam ueek
Mr and Nn Aus johnson ana
family. Mrs Bert Hateig Miss Leoue
laneou and John Nsssea t-s. "a at
fhe 5ohn Olson Eame "Wednesday az
teFnonn 1i l4H week.
~ " Cochran spent "Wednesday
fisitsag 80 ths % l. Fa,ieubeck home
Hf esd Nrs IS r Lawson spent
Friday evening s.saus at the Carl
Reid home
TIE Misses Clarce and Gladys
Loveland OF Pullman spent few
days Of their school vacation az the
Alphonse King home
Miss Ruth Olson. Bob aud Ross
Olson visited Friday with the Law
sou Young folks
NJ and Nrr E b Eldredrs SIR
and Mrs aus Anderson and Frl-
doiph osterbere spent NsR Years
sFe ~ she JOAN Olson home
Carl Reid lost a good work horse
Friday
Rev OVAL preached rwo splendid
sermons az the school house New
Years das Diuuer was served uith
the same community spirit a. ever.
Rev osau was presented with a
purse of $50
Miss Ruth Olson visited fbe Cos
sett girls the FIRST 81 the week
A watch party was held 30 the
Prank owen home New Years eve hv
a good sized crowd
Waifred Lundqu.st of Moscow was
q New Years day visitor at the Aug
Johnson home
SIR and Nrs. Aur Anderson called
af fhe John Watawa home ou Colleee
bin Pullman. Tuesday
Chas Rodeen Was dinner guest
ar the Arthur Redeem home Monday
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

ths New Years ainnsF ana dance a.
the Granae hAE
Mr. ama Mrs Leon Simms and son.
Roheri. returned 90 Their home Ia
Spokane Monday after speudinr the
holidays Nlth Mrs simms' parents.
Ar. and Mrs q "a Taylor
Mr and Mrs. Fiaurlee Cray visited
Tuesday and "Wednesday in Moscos
stth Mr. ana Mrs Pefersou.
Mr and Mrs. Simpson and Mrs
Galloway and Russeil % Alhion spent
. ednesday xith 81 and Mrs uwirhf
TAYLOR
The New NeaF dinner and dance
81 TIE Whelan Grange drsN a BIG
crowd. There MAS pieuty 10 eat
tine muslc % dance 90 and an that
was Necessary for good time Wac
lhn GTange Wlli give another dance
the 2th Of gauuary The ladies are
requested a. bring sandwiches og
cake Wilson's orchestra Nu fur-
nish the musie. Remember the date.
Friday January u.s.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
CLINTON

A number of Clinton people met 81
the hall Friday evening played
games. danced and enjoyed a lunch
eon. All reported a pleasant even
ing
hog killing has again commenced
Eight hogs we're butehered a. TIE
A. I. Haynes home Monday
Sir and Mrs Heath q Yakma
and Mr. and Nrs Kuliou 81 Albion
were last week visitors at she home
% their aunt. Nrs - N Benedict
Miss Marie Wiley made busl
ness trip 70 Spokane Saturday. re-
iurr t- same evening
". ~ Bendeict bufchered eiehf
hogs which we're eight months oif
and dressed around soc pounds each
Niss Doris Benedict visited from
TEarsd urt1 saturday az fhe home
~ her cousin. Mrs KHlion. near
Albion.
ar. and Nrs T.. l.. Procunier. who
have been visiting Mrs Procnnier
sisters and nleces 81 viking Alberta
Canada returned saturday TheF
report fire winter weather there
Wr and Mrs. G "a purnell Mr
and Mrs Procunief and BERTHE Rus
sell 81 near Moscow were Sunday
VISITORS ~ the Q PurneH home
Howard Browu visited Saturday 81
the @ purnell home
Mr and Mrs Harry Johnston v.s-
tied relatives IN Moscow Monday.
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i. Oar teacher Miss Lsora Martin
= Of Palouse. surprised ~ - returning
after the holidays a. Mrs.. Diamond
having been married in MoscoW on
New Years DAY 10 Chas. c. Diamond
81 that place After Mrs Diamond
finishes her term Of school they xiII
make their home in Moscow. where
Mr Diamond il employed in the aark
room a. the Hodgens drug store
Mrs Smith and Dorothy spent
Christmas day 81 . Clark's and Non
S. they had dinner VITA Mr and
Mrs Art Ricketts,. Tuesday they wsnt
20 Moscow. and returned home Thurs-
DAY. On the way hack they stopped
and took dinner with Mr. and Nrs
Getchell
Melvin Browniee Iack HALL and
Katharine MenEelkamp are ill with
the mumps
Arthur Luck made a business trip
80 Moscow Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Menrelkamp and
family spent New Years day with his
mother near UniontoWn and we're IN
ahle 20 come home until Monday or
account uf Katharine being taken
down with the mumps.
Mrs Smith and Dorothy attended
The al day service 81 the Christian
church on New Years day
Mr and Mrs Browulae and sons
attended the six O'Clock supper ar
the Presbyterian church Friday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Eaton gave a
daneinR party a. their home last
"Wednesday evening which was en-
lowed by an Mr. and Mrs Harry
Wilson furnished the music and q
delicious lunch vas served al nid-
eight
Mrs Roy Diapers sister. Mrs
Keyes. o. Yakima. Is visiting az the
Draper home
Thursday Ray Draper and family
visited T. G. Guthrie and Friday Wis
tied Bert Draper On Union fiat
Mr and Mrs Ludle Nelson 81
Waitshurg have been visiting rela-
fives around Pullman
Roll Quig drove Laaie Nelson
back 70 Waifsburr In his car and Afrs
Nelson has remained for a LONGS
visit with her sister. Mrs Ralph
Alderman. and other relatives.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

FAILING on A EAms
can De- done scientifically Nlfh
ug hamlCai assistance Mesa
aaFs fFaryfhing ear - doNs sri-
antlgicaiiy and car wurk IA
WELDING AND BRAzHSa
b. s. good proof Of this You
dnnt have 80 waste time ane
money senainK away - have
hIaksn parts replaced. Tor Ne
rau amalgama1a al kinas ~
metal anl repair mefal eanlnxs.
etc
Tell us Knar tr0mhies aud Iaf
Bs tell Enu haw sc eam help Fou.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

A fuh hoase ereetea the men s
nihle class af fhe 81 T. church lasi
SATURDAY night when they pa on TIE
play AT the Village Post Ofuce r.
was vel given and the crowd ap-
preciated b. fo the fuilea extrut At
tef the piaf The ladies served lunch
to al present shich vas appreciated
as much as rhe play After lunch the
res oi ere cid fesr Nas speut la plas
ina games
End4cott hIeb school teams viii
piay the Albion hirh school teams
here neu saturday esenInr both
boys and elrls TWo eood Fames SIRE
sure Ca BE- PLAYED az ghai tlma. -
dou't miss fhem Admission 4sr 70
ses hoth games
Tho third number af tht lycsuE
course Win D. r.sen a. fhe hieh
school auditorium January 1s. when
PRANK S ReEan gives bis iecture 90
The Pool Taxpayer. accompanies
by cartoons Of his oNu drawlue
Frank Reean II considered a. D. uns
OF the besf lecturers on the Americas
platform today a. sure ana ses and
hear him IanuarY le
A party gas giveu la honor Of Mar
TIA Kerr - her chum and tulkum.
Harriet HanGieY All haa vers
pleasant time
The hiEh school boys dlan fare
So sell az Pennington last Wednes-
day when they meg tbs Farminrton
hoys n basket BAH The final score
vas IS 60 - Be- fasor 81 Pennington
The town team 81 Albion played
tbs National Guard team Of Pullman
lasf Tuesday evening and took the
iong end o. the score. which was -
to ~. This was the FIRST Eame 81
season ior TIE town team bus
W. are IN hopes thst b. won 81 che
lasf a schedule s. beiAr arranged
iof she entire season by fhe coach
and manager. E. b Thornton
A birthday party vas eivau 10
honor ot Alice Hutls az fhe slule
home December - We understand
that Miss Alice has reached she aes
Of sweet sixteen An en5ofahie tinae
was had ~ ala
Ben ManninR While playsns n ihe
basket bail game last Tueaaas GEES
ing had the misfortune to haze rs
shoulder thrown eat ~ iolnt N g.
hoped that he vii soon BE- able e.
be back Tor practice as o. ls uaissad
and needed
Georse kroase was Spokane Wis.,
tier over last weekend
The hieh school is uorklns hard
on the play Cranberry Corners.
which Is 10 BE- given sometime the
lasf of January
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
EVANSVILLE

lem Waal and Gardner LANCE
spent couple 81 days lasi ueek as
guests 81 the Bureess home near
Palouse
Al en- Ganee meeting on Monday
zbt ire installation ~ officers oc-
CURED Hr Anderson az Kennedy
Ford gaHHe. near Pa1ouse vas 3
visitor and save shors taIk Sew
araf of enc local members also gave
hou talks during fh~ open meetins
~ha uew master p r LaFoilette
===s= 81 e~sesa4 @.==- - aas out
UHe8 Zee the GranEe work this year
whitman Pomona Grange. 80 e..
viii meet ~ Ewarfsvilie ou Monday
ne 1eth n tuo sessions. afternoon
aud evening
Eesflstlle Grange wlli RESUME Iis
ai-aeekly Saturday night dances
beginning atth saturday uIeht Jan
usrg
r end Nrs sherman Brennan
sFaaI shrea fas. IRIS ueek a-fh EIr
and ra Harold nrnrnn af fhair
he-nf near afhlsn
So .tt u....- "a r..ts
l 49,.
49,. ..-....- =. -. ss.-.... a..
sia
we
81 and Hr ~ H Frtehara end
soa 1ohn Hcherr spent from Aoa-
daF unfH "Wednesday guests 81 fhe
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

bont foFees the rommunfty meet.
ine ~ tbs Bryaut school hoase fhla
Friday niEhi Also donl forEe1 tts
promise Mr. Hinrlchs has made con-
ceruinE some sweet cider
Ars. H. . Slors md aauwhier
Hettie. speai saturday niehi 81 tbs
homs 81 Mr. and Nrs 10 Ryan In
Pmilmsn
Several from this ueiahturhooa a..
tended the NeW Year dinner and
dance at star GFanEe on FRIDAY AZ
80 several attended tie aance 81
y helan on NeN Years eVe
Mr and Mrs g. o. slusser aiH 80
tertaiu the See club ghis Ffiday
evening
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Mrs VIII Nennet and dsughlsr
returned home las Saturday fram
a weeks visit with relatives 90 Troy
Idaho
w. Greed q Palouse visited Bis
sister. Mrs G p. JENNINGS the first
81 the week
Mrs Prank Greed and daughter
returned 20 their home the hast %
tie week after visit Of several DAYS
with relatives
Mr. and MIS-. Roy shafsr attended
the New Year's dinner ~ Whelan
Grange last saturday
ar. and Mrs r " PurneIIl Nr
and Mrs r. Z. Pnocunier were New
Years guests az the 1enninEs home
Byrl shafer attended the Whelan
dance SATURDAY. evening
School opened again Monday after
weeks vacation
X " Carter eaue warden. vas
locking after me welfare o. the birds
last week
Mrs John Poe and scr. Carroll
have beer spending q few DAYS wlfh
her parents. Mr and Mrs y Mas
ten
mF and Mrs Garrett Nasfun and
uttis daughter visited az the solon
Snyder home one days las week
stalsy school laid IN e supply ~
eoai during TIE holidays
Ray Draper waz q johnson visitor
tie first 81 tha week
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
FARAFIgs NEETING
MKT THURSDAY

There su ae fnmcsa ueetne
end basket dinner in me. chamber
of commerce rooms January l2 be-
ginning af SO a M Dinner sf Bueu
TIE purpose 81 the meeting Is -
set the farmers together far Eraal
sood llme and re- build - interest
lu the Farmers Enion tbs zea3g
elected officers 81 the anlaa aFe
anEious - serve enc hea aa-esfs
the formers - PaHman. #s.eh
s mbos Hie unless ua f aheg
oelas. oua1lg and understand eefh
olher We sent eeer faruer trlaa-
faFf - pHlimaH - H=A
= raa asione fc fke una $50
This IS sn open meef'He go
How mauF of 81 fnoH ne
Pullman local haf done .n Fta ra
Come aud nua oaf } Kiamnard
cad other aidffmer sIu eiFs Faeri
iafks en- fhe hisfoff ~ the puiluan
leeaI M REID vac hes aIuaYs
been ere 81 fhe stroueeE mea ln the
Pullman local end TIE state unian.
wIn tell aboaf ths Formers Uulan
Insurance and how to faEe afFaniase
81 g. 81 cosf of iess fhan has fhe
old line Insurance rompansee ~ 81.
Collins. director az fhe Norfhwesf
Whea1 Growers association. wHl rfve
taik Or fhe HoFk of he assge5sslaa
whether You belong 90 I'D assocla-
aon ~ mo- yoa owe e. 20 Vourseif e
keep posted 81 fhe Wafk e b. doing
n yoa have gussfious yes waut e.
ask brine fhem along Ganaan
klsmgard has Leeu iuvesf sgaf8ar fhs
EaTk - ihe Ear finance corporation
and how II ziu help fhs fartaar
There 81 be q rspoFf 81 The sfafe
eonveation whieh was hel8 e. seo-
kane. Deoemhrr 11-fz
We wanf saErssiiona O. TIE wafk
= - done IN TIE future ~ M aniaa.
e. - KTs-CAGn.
= = Carson.
, 9 KLEN8AEn
css@ziftss
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wHEIAN

Wm Cochran 81 the Banner neigh
borhood spent several days at The
hone % SIR and Mrs Wofiey Hafely.
M and Mgs. Frsd Nexler ana
children spent Sea Years dav Hifh
Mr. and Mrs.. RAJ nRrtleson
Insz Cray visited 81 ths p "
Gray home Friday
~. and Ms. 7 n. Rrzseh4rd spenf
Friday exeuIng Elfh ar and Mrs r.
81. Tayfor and family
nrs. Emma nccFacken aad eon
Ward. slsitsd as thp home 81 Mr.
ana nth I. pirkeIl sd ztfendef
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
JOHNSON

Dasa WaEher visited frienas IN
Garfield ever the weekend
Ms Grace sledss spent ths chrisf-
mas vacation N Spokane wifh frsends
Ny. ana Ms y r Saith 81 Md
dEetoa. Idaho. visife1 l.. r Maxwell
and family last week
Ma olia Davis upenf ~ koiidzys
q tn hnzne ~ Nr and Mra " q
Davis
Mr.. and MFs- 6. o. Sra1ea Bad e.
Seu Years guests ~. sd nrs .
The Delta independent., 1922-11-17

AS the Thanksgiving season ap-
proaches, 1t behooves us to think
about our children. Shall we let
them look forward to that day as one
in which physical and social indul-
gence alone will be the outstanding
feature-a big dinner, lots Of fun and
company, or shall we make an effort
to instill in them gratitude, real
thankfulness for the things which
come to them day by day. A child II
not grateful little animal by nature,
and the mother must by untiring guild
ance and care form this virtue in him
II she would have him be useful and
happy member of society.
"Muvver, where milk tum from?"
asks three year old Danny, stopping
in the midst Of his cooling drink on
warm August day. why, Mrs.
M6ore's black and white COW gave
you the milk. dear. You remember
we watched her going down the road
last night. Tom brought the milk
over and put II o. our porch"
The Delta independent., 1922-11-17
!, Nearby News Notes .
l>>>>>>>>><><>><

Paonia folks report very good ser
vice from the radio sharks during
election evening.
It is said there are between 1000
and 2500 men working In and about
the Telluride mines. Wages is good
and everybody busy.
Raymond Bruce and Miss Laura
Taylor, both Of Paonia, were married
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor, Wednesday.
November 8th.
Miss Dora Hall, for several years
assistant cashier at the First National
Bank at Cedaredge. has rendered her
resignation and will make her home
with her sister, Mrs. o. J. Terrell, at
Los Angeles.
In the contest in the Cedaredge
schools last week for school creed,
Glenn Ament won first place, $500,
and Helen Flint. 7th grade, second
prize, $3.50. The prizes were given
by Stewart-Patterson & Co.
Cedaredge held a celebration on
Armistice day. A school circus. band
music, barbecue, basketball and foot
ball games were part Of the days en-
tertainment, closing the day with
dance.
J. L. Accola of Cedaredge passed
away Thursday, November 2. after
an illness dating back several years.
He is survived by his wife, two chill
dren, his mother. living at Prairie du
Sac, Wisconsin, two sisters and three
brothers.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-17
LOCAL NEWS
) . 80 80 >>>>>>>'>

Miss Avis Dotts is a new clerk at
Mathers' store.
Miss Elsie Lancaster Of Montrose
spent Armistice day as the gupest of
the Misses Louise and Eugenia Whit
lock.
Mrs. Harold Clark was down from
Paonia over Armistice day and visit
sd her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.
Herrick.
Mrs. st. Clair, teacher at the Ad-
ventist school, returned Monday from
Ruelson where she attended conven.
tion of teachers.
Leaving Monday for their home at
Bloomfield, Iowa, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arlo Shook, who have spent the past
five months with Ash Holm.
Mrs. N. A. Critcher and two children
were departing passengers Monday
morning for st. Joseph, Mo, for win
ter's visit with the lady's father.
l.. B. Byers and family, who farmed
the Nate Byers ranch on Califirnia
mesa the past year, left Monday for
Lakaby, Utah, to make their home.
Raymond Koehler, employed with
the county road work, went to Grand
Junction for a weekend visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Koehler.
Mrs. Orval Carmon left yesterday
for her home at Santa Fe, N. M. She
has spent the past six months here on
account of the illness of her father
@. ]. Adams.
On Tuesday, November IA, Rev. F
w. Pimlott of the Methodist church
united in marriage Earl Ferguson Of
Grand Junction, and Leone Campbell
of Durango.
w. c. Peterson, an engineer with
the State Highway Department, went
to Colorado Springs to attend the
football game between c. c. and
Boulder, Armistice day.
Mrs. N. E. Slick and son Norman,
who have spent the past month near
Cory visiting the lady's sister, Mrs.
Charles Harshman, left Monday for
The Delta independent., 1922-11-17
THANKSGIVING
A Little Child's Gratitude
(sy MARY COLLINS TERRY

what do you say to him for bring
ing your milk"
"T'ank you." said Danny trium-
phantly.
"And what shall we say to the good
old coww
"T'ank you" He waved happily in
the direction Of the Moore's barn and
lane where he had spent many bliss
full evenings watching Tom drive in
the cows.
Little by little our children can be
led in this simple way to see the
chain Of workers behind the food they
eat, the clothes they wear. and in
fact any and all Of their material
blessings.
It Is only step more to the loving
Father, who gives the rain and sun.
who causes all growth. TO whom our
gratitude must 90 out for His care.
Let Thanksgiving day then, be .
DAY when our children. remember "A
thought oil those who have helped In
gathering together the fine dinner for