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WARWOOD
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Euzaosth Mcclure. correspondent.

Picnic
Tha Ladies' Aid Of tbs War~ooo
Lutheran church will picnic wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. I. D.
THOMPSON on Glen's run. Mrs. A. Har-
bruck IS in charge. All ladies' OF the
church ara invited and good time Is
in store FOR all.
Lawne Fete
The Christian church congregation
will hold a lawn fete on the SrounoS
adjoining the high school building on
rhursday evening. Tickets are being
snId nv the children. Messrs. Miller and
Nesb!tt are in charge and promise
every one who attends a good time ana
their moneys worth.
Bathing Beach
The vdung men OF Warwood are onsE
cleaning the grounds OF the Harwooo
bathing beach Of all debris, building
benches. withdrawing all trees and NIX
ing thigs up in tiptop shape FOR Tegu-
lar Atlantic Cry.
Homo Again
Little Harold krause is home again
AFTER being two. months in a critical
condition a. the Ohio Valley General
hospital.
Injured While at work
Roher, GravinR Of North Warwood
had the misfortune in having his hand
mashed when a window fell on II al
the Nationai Furniture company plant
Or George Abersole was called and ap-
Piled medical. aid,
Rev, Brown Arrtve1
The Rev. J Alexander Brown OF the
Warwood Presbyterian church arrived
homo from Clayton. y. J. His family
will to!n him in his new field some time
during the week. Services were con-
Quoted as usual yesterday with morn
ing and evening services.
Communion Service
The md summer communion service
will he hold next sunday morning at
the Warwood Presbyterian church.
Prayer Neeting
The peoples praise and prayer pro-
gram will he held as usual on Wednes-
day evening ~ y o'clock at the Presoy-
terrain church.
Mems Club
The Mems club OF the Warwood Pres
hyterIan church have hige features In
store in the nature III corn roast on
Angus, 2rd All men of the church are
welcome.
Auto Party
Mr. and Mrs Brand Of South War
wood rnotored % PittsburGh yesterday.
In the party with Mr. and Mrs. Brand
were Miss Lena Francis Hotel OF Ath-
ems. o. Elizabeth Mcclure. Katherine
Brand and son. Paul Brand.
Personals
Mrs. Craig Moore and son John have
returned home after spending a month
In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Sh~ar!ng and son
Harold have returned home from an ex-
tended automobile trip 70 eastern cities.
Mrs John Murphy Of Nineteenth
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and boating we're the main features OF
thu day. tn. club will entertain n
number % their friends at their camp
TUESDAY evening Dancing Will be the
main feature Of the evening. A.
sea sonarle hour light luncheon viii
be served.
The Wheeling Steel and Iron Mill
will work on the eighty per cent basis
this week the eame as last week. The
mill has been doing very good the
last few we.xs considering the dill
Guilty Of transportation and the coal
scarcity The percent 81 men at "ork
will amount TO about 1000.
Committee Meeting.
The financial committee OF the city
will meet in the city building this
evening 70 give their hnal o. X. to the
city pay roll.
Trial OPP Today.
Ten United Mine Workers Of this town
and McMechen will be tried today be-
fore Judge W. F. Baker. on the charge
Of violating the federal injunction or
the Hinchrnnn Coal company granted
snme years ago. restricting any one
from interfering with the men or the
company at ,rk in any way. A mum
Der Of the men have been let out OF
the Ohio county jail, where they wero
confined. on bond. but some were unable
10 secure the bond have been held All
will appear In Elkins today.
Renwood Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas CASTOR OF North
Wheeling returned home yesterday after
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fear Of trouble IA this district N ne
.,..sr tturc Nlr. Norris ais had the
.iut'.s eff ih, mounted pole" restricted
Ia the locality at The Hl'chman mine a"
several times the duties OF the cltE n"-
lice and the mounted police inter-
mlngledin a way that caused more or
los. trouble between the two Offices "l
Justice and law.
Out of Race
Harry w. Long. prominent M"Necheh
vounr man withdrew his name tr""
,ha ,icke, in the race for school com
missioner OF Union district. MT. Long
was an enthusiastic candidate
Initiate Class.
The members Of the Lazy NH
club initiated a class OF candidates
Saturday evening in the MeNeGi u
hulAinr where they hold their regular
hmsiness meetings After the initiation
,yas over q social hour was enjoyed
woman's Club Meet
The regular monthly business meet
Ing ~ the Womans club Of MoMechen
viii he held in the Library room on
T,uAsaay evening at y o'clock. Mrs
Ron Morris Of Rellatre. o, VIII Fddress
tho ladies at this meeting. This Is a
very important meeting OF the cup ana
al members of the club are requested
to be present.
Executive Board Meeting.
Members Of the executive board OF
tho Womans club will meet In tho LID
rarv room at 7:S0 o'clock Monday eve.
ming where they will hold n spec'ai
session Of the board. This session IS
70 nrapare them for their report 10 the
club tuesday evening Matters or I'M
nortance Is 10 he discussed At this
meeting and all members Of the board
are requested to hc present.
Troop to Camp.
Troop No OF the Roy Scouts or the
First VI. Z church met yesterday ut
tho church where they took car en-
route for ttc encampment ont Eng
Wheeling creek where they will spend
the week camping under the direction
~ Scout Master Edward T. Mix. INC
.hovs have been looking forward 10 this
,rir for some time past and now thar
tho time has come they are IN finest or
humor. There were II in the troop thai
left Yesterday.
MoMechen Briefs.
CHARLES Allg Is visiting In Terra Alta
on business.
Mrs VI. Bowers of South Benwood.
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OBITUARY /
MRS, GEORGE HILLYER
Resident OF Wheeling For Score OF
Years Dies in Sisters Nome on Is
land-Iu Since September.

Mrs Olive L. H,llv~r. wife ot GeorE"
Hillyer. died IN the home Of her sister.
Mrs L G. McElhanay. No. 229 Ere
street Wheeling Island. on sunday ar
ernoon at $40 O'clock She had beer
~ with a complication of diseases 70:
several months. and had been confined
TO her bed since lest September.
She was bor- "a smyrna. Ohio. Feh
p. 1852. and was n her siN,y-f'rst
year. She was daughter ~ Wallace
and Mary SCo'' Hard ns. both Of whom
died years ago She has resided m
Wheeling tor about % years
Mrs -Eillyer IS survived by her hus-
band two sisters Mrs Emma Lewis,
OF Dennison. Ohio. and Mrs L. g. Nc.
Elhaney n whose home she died. ami
one brother. Frank Harding Of Win
chester. Ohio.
Funeral arrangements had not hesu
made last n!Sht.
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Mps HLrxA KNOX

Mrs Eliza Knox. aged 81. wiao" "t
me late James F. Knox. died At the !a'e
nome at Battle Run, Yesterday mornins
A. o'clock following an illness OF Iou'
weeks duration. -
Mrs. Knox was horn ana rea,su w
Marshall county and was well Nno"I'
IN the Battle Run district. she was q
dayout member OF the First Oni'eo
PRESBYTERIAN church. OF wheeling. and
1lways took an interest in the church
affairs.
she IS survived by one daughter Mrs
? ~ Gibson. Of Battle Kun. Two
grandchildren also survive.
Last sad ri;es over the body Will oe
held a, the late home al o'clock Wee
nesdav afternoon. with Rev. Charles d,
Robinson. pastor OF the FIRST unlteG
PRESBYTERIAN church. lnterment Will
be made in Greenwood cemetery.
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MRS. MARGARET JONES

Ms Margaret Jones. wife Of Will
liam y. Jones. OF 2305 Jacob street.
died az her late home yesterday after
noon at $50 O'Clock following an illness
Of the past year. The deceased was in
her iscn year and was we'll known in
this city She was born in England but
came r. this country many years ago
Mrs Jones was a staunch member OF
the St Joseph's Cathedral and took an
active par; in all the chUrcvh affairs.
She leaves 70 mourn her death her hus-
band William y. Jones. one daughter
Miss Trent. her mother. Mrs. Ellen
Hutchinson. and one brother. Thomas
Hutchinson Of New Salem. Pa.
Funeral services will be held from
the late residence on Wednesday morn
ing a, 80 O'Clock and will be followed
BY requeim high mass az 81. Joseph's
Cathedra, az o'clock Intermert will
be made in Mount Calvary cemetery.
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BERGER SERVICES TOMORROW

Last sad rites over the body OF the
tnte John Berger. 80. native % Austria
bur resident OF this city for the past
seventeen years who died at his late
home. 1908 Wetzel street. Saturday
afternoon, will be held A. the tale home
tomorrow morning ~ $50 O'Clock. Re
queim high mass will be offered at the
81 Mary's Catholic church AZ o'clock
with Rev. Father William {. Hall ofh-
ri,t;ng. Burial will be made In Mount
Calvary cemetery.
The deceased was born and raised in
Austria and came 20 this country at the
age OF 81 He had been employed "a
concrete worker for the H l.. Seaoright
Wall Plaster Company ever since he
sstrled in this city. He was member
NJ the =, Mary's Catholic church.
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MRS DORA ROBERTS

Yesterday afternoon at -."o C'oSH
were held the funeral services 20, ~.
late Mrs Dora Roberts. VIE OF u'e
late Joseph Roberts and we" HH""
~ Noupasville, who died at
re-. 49, homo No 70l Jefferson avenue
early Friday morning , ,,a,n.
Rev. Scott pastor % the First MeIn-
dds, Episcopal church OF Moundsv'uIe ,
osscia,ed and interment was maze |"
Mount Rose cemetery.
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McMECHEN
Charnock Visits Hero.

Adtutant General John H. Charnock
OF the West Virginia National Guard
spent several days with the citizens or
town investigating the condition Of the
town In regards 10 the conditions re-
lating TO the strike that IS on here m
the coal mines and on the railroad
Mayor c. c. Morris had long talk
with him In which he showed that h"
was perfectly able to handle the sit
uation as no trouble signs Of trouble
had come up and none was likely 10
arise. II was reported 70 the governor
that the condition was very bad hero
which resulted in the short visit Of Mr.
Charnock Mr.. Morris went 70 soma
trouble to place the true facts before
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Mrs eENEvrEyE BUXTON

Tomorrow afternoon n 2:"o O'Clock
Prom, ,he place OF death will be hold
ma funeral services for the late Mrs
Grnevieve Buxton. widow Of the late.
James Buxton. who died at the home IF
her daughter, Mrs Alexander Ross. 1918
EorY street. Saturday afternoon. Tn"
deceased was in her sev~nty-se"ond
year and had been III for the past eight
DAYS.
Mrs Buxton was born IN England and
came 20 this country about twenty
wears ago She was derout mNrnoeT
OF tho First Christian church.
Rev W. n Fields pastor Of the FIRST
Christian church. will De IN charge or
~. ss-yices and ,hn body Will be laid 10
rrsr in Greenwood cemetery.
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GEORGE C. BRrEMsoN

FUNERAL services tor the late George
r SANDY Briemsnn. formerly a NOM
hA- OF the local police force. who died
n, mis- late home. Chandlerville. Ohio.
Fridav evening following an illness or
tha past Ave weeks. will be held At the
home Of hts daughter. Mrs. W. ?. Pay
.os. as Twentieth street. this afternoon
-, an o'clock Rev W II. Fi"lds. pas
~ A. rho First Christian church. viii
,,g.ta,a and the BODY will be laid 20
.ss, IN Mount Zion cemetery.
rhe deceased Is survived hv one
laughter. Mrs. W. r. Paytos. OF 'h's
sity and three sisters. Mrs. otto Anh'r
NJ wheeling. Mrs. James Smith. %
Pittsburgh and Mrs. William Allen. 81
california One brother. Henry Briem-
ON Of Sherrard. also survives.
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Mrs = ". Coyle. 90, passed away last
evening At the family horne. Sop !,
North Fifth street. Martins Ferry. tol-
lowing an Illness OF complications OF
the past six months. She vas born In
Martins Ferry and vas a member ot the
First Baptist church.
SURVIVING are her husband. three chill
dren. Emma. Marie and William. Two
sisters. Mrs Ror Watkins % Tiltonvllle
o. and Mrs. Harry THOMPSON. II Mar
tins Perry and four brothers. Alfred. Il
Chicago and Charles. Harry and VIII
liam OF Martins Ferry. agSo survive.
Funeral services Will be held 'omor-
row a, 2.3O o'clock from the family res
idence with Rev r. Z. MgDanel pastor
OF the First BapttSt church. in charge
Interment will be mad Elm Riverv!ew
cen,AerS.
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rEp MEYER

Fred Never died at the NoI'n ak
ing hospital yesterday morning a. 40
o'clock following an operation ne
ceased was in his 72nd year ana .. was "a
carn.nter by trade. He was Admitted ~
rho institution on July btn' ,,,-,.
surviving is one daughter. MrS. MAY
Rock. OF loS Pierce street. T.,
Funeral arrangements are as He'
~OmulSts
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JOHN HESS

John Ee&s. aged So years. died AZ me
home o. Ms daughter, Mrs. Charles
GorreM. 70. lis Avenue {. Lortng Place
Elm Grove. YESTERDAY afternoon az
ais o'clock following a lengthy illness
The deceased was born IN this city
on June : 1855 and was educated IN me
wheeling public schools II" learned
the s,ncie trade while quit" Young with
Augustus Pollock and kept a, the
trade until he was forced 70 retire On
on account OF illness He was the SON
OF the late John and Elizabeth thinner
Hess HIS wife preceded him 70 the
grave b. - months
He : survived by one sister. Mrs.
Carrie Schaffer: four daughters Mrs.
Carrie Rurris. Mrs Birdie GorreN. Mrs.
Josephine ThornhUrg and Miss Lucy
Hess. a, home The deceased vas a
member OF the Stone Presbyterian
church
Funeral services will be held from
the late home. In Avenue 6. Loring
Place Elm Grove on Wednesday morn
Ing at 10 C'rlock The remains VIII be
inferred - Greenwood cemetery.
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amending several DAYS here visiting
friends. -,
Mike Bozak was arrested yesterday
nv Officer Alderman on the charge or
being drunk and resisting an officer.
Miss Emma Fox returned home yes
terday after spending the weekend here
visiting friends.
Mrs Frank Hennie OF Cleveland. o..
returned home after spending several
days visiting friends.
Miss Phyllis Owens Of North Ben.
wood. left yesterday fer Franklin. Pa,
to spend several days visiting friends.
John Wilson OF Canton. Ohio. return
ed home yesterday after spending tho
weekend here visiting friends.
Mrs Ralph Forst OF Washington Pa,.1
returned home after visiting friends
here for a few days.
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< confined 70 n~r rvm. on accent 81!
a serious illness.
Mrs Edward u.M3llv of Sixth street
< confined to her home seriously Ill
Miss Hazel Woodhurn has returned
home after spending several days visit
ing friends in Ravenna, Q.
Mr.. md Mrs. elias Minor OF Blaine.
o, is spending several DAYS here visit
ing relations
Miss Bernice Wellerton. of Captinn,
W Va. * visiting relatives here for a
fHw days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitziearlc returned HON"
yesterday after spending several days
in Glen Easton visiting relsttons.
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afternoon Funeral services wer" h'ia
las. Friday afternoon and 'n'"rpen'
yaS made al Buffalo. y. \.
The deceased Vas born at hanh'ohuS.
mort. Y !. and at the time OF ms "eaI.
vas attorney for several OF 'ne go
corporations in the country an"
president NJ the Curtis AeropIane conn
49, He was known in this city az
IA visited his sister here many u0e9
Iu~,or hts residence IN Buffalo.
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rawx1Ns oasEQUIEs

This afternoon at O'Clock a. ~ w
residence OF her father IAN .u -.
cling M. l49 Nineteenth street L..
held the funeral services TOT 80
49, W-,,I,an p Fsawkins nee Theima
Waa cling 90 who died az the Hor.H
Wheeling hospital Friday morning, me
rarnains will be laid to rest n Mount
Wood Cemetery.
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Moossr1ELp BANKER DIES

Mcoretieid. W. Va. July go
L. wilson. aged -. farmer mn, 80.
banker. died ~ his nome mere -
sNnnv.i,g naralytjc stroke. He Is
.,,r,.iysd hy his wife and seven child
-sn including Mrs. Don Huffman OF
keyser.
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BENW0OL|.

AT the council meeting Tuesday eve
ming the members will get down TO
business on the bids that are 10 be
received for tAe building Of the ne"
bridge over the Benwood- McMechen
run. The bids will he let Immediately
II Is understood and the work on the
Tho present bridge has been condemned
for some time and traffic has oeen
restricted to five miles All hour over
the bridge Benwood. McMechen ana
the county are To share equal in the
cost Of the now bridge which Will cost
IN the neighborhood of $4,000. WINE
tho work on the bridge IL In progress
p detour will be arranged FOR around
tho McMechen cemetery ROAD
Dixies Win Again.
Tn. Dixie club played the Dyke A. c.
team ~ NrNechen on the South Ben
wood grounds yesterday afternoon. tho
DIrIe club winning by the close score
ne ( 70 4 This was one Of the best
games played for some time against
Tho pixies as they have been walking
away with laurels without much or
struggle. but Yesterday they we're held
down and made 10 work TO win. Inc
DIXIE team IS one of the fastest teams
~ tho V,.nev and AZ the games Yester-
day the fans were nj no time sure OF
tho game until tho last inning.
Kerrtes Entertain,
Tho Kerry Club entertained a mum
Der OF young folks at their summer
con,n in tho Narrows. south % Me
a ~ - n
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Yrrnov moMroE wHEHIEx

Judge Monroe Wheeler. brother OF
Mrs q Edward Mcndoi. OF this city ard
mute well known locally. died AZ his
home. Buffalo y. Y. last Thursday
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Galveston is talking about reducing
municipal salaries. Does the old town
want anal chg. rev lution or total de-.
s,ructlou Houston Post. -
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GIFTS THAT LAST

are gifts that are appre-
ciated. no matter what
the season or the occa-
sion for the Cift, no
matter who may be CIV
ing or receiving II.
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Kerr1es Entertain,

Tho Kerry Club entertained a NUM-
Der OF young folks at their summer
camp in tho Narrows, south o. Ne
Nachcn. Yesterday. swimming dancing
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For a 16O-pound ice capacity refrig-
orator, three door side icer, that was
$1,000. One piece white porcelain
lined.
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For a 1OO-pound ice capacity refr1g-
orator. three door style that ices front
and rear. Price was $500. One-piece
porcelain lined
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Mrs Craig Moore and son John hav'
returned home after spending month
In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry shearing and son
Harold have returned home from an ex-
tended automobile trip 70 eastern cities.
Mrs. John Murphy Of Nineteenth
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VILLAGE OF DELHI.

Total Tax Rate including State, County,
Town or Village and School, So mills.
Dist. Levy, School Dist. No. Is.
Name of Person,
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VILLAGE oE LucAN.

Total Tax Rate including State, County
Town or Village and School, 43.4 mills.
Dist. Levy, School Dist No los.
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VILLAGE OF MORGAN

Total Tax Rate including State, County,
Town or Village and School, 53.4 mills.
DiSt T,avy School Dist No 5H
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Franta, Otto N. &
TOWN OF vEsTA.

Total Tax Rate including State, County,
Town or Village and School. 1919 mills.
District Levy, School District No. Ia
Name OF Person,
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TOWN OF WATERBURY,.

Total Tax Rate including state, county
Town or Village and School, ISL mills.
District Levy, School District No. Is.
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TOWN OF VAIL.

Total Tax Rate including State, County,
Town or Village and School, 26.7 mills.
Distriit Levy, School District No. IS
Name of Person,
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TOWN OF wEsTLINE.

Total Tax Rate including State, County,
Town or Village and School, 25.4 mills.
District Levy, School District No. AZ.
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VILLAGE OF LAMBERToN.

Total Tax Rate including State. County,
Town or Village and School, 61.3 mills.
Dist. Levy, School Dist. No. 81.
Name of Person,
Firm or corpor- Assessed Moneys
alton Assessed Value and Amount
Credits of Tax
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VILLAGE OF BELViEW.

| Total Tax Rate including State. county,
Town or Village and School, 1873 mills.
| Dist. Levy, School Dist. No. IA.
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Total Tax Rate including State, County,
Town or Village and School, 1913 mills.
District Levy, School District No. 81.
Name of PerSon.
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VILLAGE OF CLEMENTS.

Total Tax Rate including State, County.
Town or Village and School. 4S.3 mills
Dist Levy. School Dist No. Is.
| Al apoa NJ peFSon
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TOWN OF WILLOW LAKE.

School District No. 81, Rate Eo.I NH
Blankenhagen, H.. 400
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12
Fifth Grade

Out Of a membership of al, 81 re-
ceived Perfect Attendance Certif-
icates. E-
The fifth grade have completed il
lustrated booklets describing the
manufacture of silk. Illustrations
are shown Of the different stages, also
OF the raw and manufactured silk,
The results show very interesting al
well as attractive books. !,
Paper barrels constructed by the
pupils will be filled with little red an
pies by the perfect spoilers. Each
pupil who has perfect spelling les
son will receive 100 per cent apple
to place in his barrel. The honors
going to the student who fills his
barrel first. We hope to have many,
filled barrels at the end Of the month.
A few Of the 18th and 5th grade
boys added greatly to the appearances
OF the school grounds by raking and
carrying away all the weeds. They
were given tn extra half hour ebforo,
dismissed to finish the work. We
appreciate their work, and the Inn,
provement in the appearance Of our.
grounds is very noticeable.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12
Fourth Grade

Thursday and Monday were lucky
days for every one had one hundred in
spelling. Those having one hundred
ne entire past week are: Isaac Blore.
John Bosch, Alma Klaudt, Arthur
Dockter, Doris Fergus, Ralph Haugse.
Esther Kramer, Gladis Maier, Elmon
Pettis, Alfred Pfeifer, Pauline Rocl:-
we'll Esther Sautter, Elsie Senkerik
Josephine Volk, Maxine WAGNER.
Those having perfect spelling arc
Clarence Seeman and E'sina Ochsner.
Fourth grade having perfect at.
tendance for first month are: Frank
Scott, Maxine Wagner, Josephine
Vol, Clarence Seemaa, Esther sautter.
Alfred Ifeifer, El::ra Ochsner. jos
eph Martin, Gladis Mater, Dorothy
Kruger, Esther Kramer, Lillian Kist..
Anton Heisler, Ralph Haugse, Doris
Fergus, John Bosch, Chris Bosch.