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Connecticut western news., 1922-04-20
FALLS VILLAGE

MTS. James WcnlGEHaIl anu hA S' Frank Sprague spent Wednesday in Great Harrington, Mass
 George W. Capron of New York spent Easter with his mother. Mrs. George Capron. MT. and Mrs. M. D. Heady of Sheffield, Mass. were Sunday guests at c. I. Ayres'.
 The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. J. s. Tracy Friday afternoon, where the annual election of officers took place for the com,ng year. MT. and Mrs. Frank n. Hail, MT. Nan.l Mrs. Clair Hollister of Water Lu-v were weekend guess in town Miss Dora Heinz spent Saturday in Great Harrington, Mass. Rev. and Mrs. James McKiernan left Monday morning for New York. Mr. McKiernan going to the M. E.. Hospital, where he is to be operated upon for appendicitis. Miss John son of Hyde Park, N. Y. IS staying at the parsonage in their absence, The Community Club held a food sale at the club rooms Saturday afternoon. Miss Mabel Russell has returned from a two weeks vacation spent in New York and Danbury. The Ladies Aid of the M. F.. Church will hold food sale in E. J. Hornbeck's store Saturday afternoon. Mrs. S. w. Brewster and Miss Sally Brewser were in Canaan on Saturday.
 Mrs. Bruno Heinz is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Simpson and Miss Nichols of Bridgeport. Charles Kellogg of Waterbury spent the Easter vacation at W. | Kellogg's.
 Mrs. McGee is recovering from her illness.
 Harry Brinton and family of Wa terbury spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs. w. R. Hubbell spent Friday in Hartford.
 Miss Mary Ward spent Sunday al Mrs. I. P. Hornbeck's.
 Mrs. J. s. Tracy spent Tuesday 1T Great Harrington, Mass.
 Mrs. w. I. Kellogg who has beer i'll the past two weeks is improving John A. Rogers returned to Por Jefferson, L. I. Sunday afternoon.
 Chas. Mccarthy of Norfolk wa in town over Easter.
 Arthur Hart of Winsted was il town Good Friday.
 Miss Esther Frink, of Lakevill' was in town one day last week.
 The Souls auction was well attend ed and considerable property sold.
 Mrs. Walter I. Kellogg is on the sick list. >&E@s
 There has been some exchanging of horses at the gypsy camp the pas few days.
 Miss Helen c. Eggleston was tn guest at the Maynard home Goe' Friday.
 Miss Anna E. Rogers was hom from New Haven over Easter, als' John A. and N. L. Rogers.
 Henry Smith has purchased ney horse for driving.
 G. F. Rapp of New Milford spen Saturday and Sunday at his sisters Mrs. Evelyn Sabin.
 Charles Lucas was in town Satur day.
 Miss Charlotte Lucas spent Easte at her parents's. @
 Miss Ella Gordon of Lime Roc was in town Sunday morning. < < & !.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-20

Morse, Miss Gladys Morse and Mrs. Robert Munroe by letters from other churches. The two taken into the church at the Good Friday service were MT. and Mrs. Boio Sekulich, former members of the Orthodox Bohemian Church. .-.
 William O'Connor, Jr., student of Fordham University is spending
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-20
LAKEVILL.E
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 Mrs. c. H. Miller is spending this week visiting friends in Poughkeep- sic, N. Y.
 Mrs. Lyle Philips has been confined to the house this week with the flu.
 Miss Lena Day is spending her Easter vacation with her parents.
 Louis Goderis has sold his horse
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-20

the Easter vacation at his home on Maple avenue.
 Miss Katherine VanWyck Paddock entertained friends at a tea Friday afternoon at the home of Miss J. P. Butler, in honor of her mother, Mrs. A. R. Paddock.
 A son was born Saturday, April 1, to MT. and Mrs. Hadley K. Turner of Southfield.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-20
CORNWALL HOLLOW

Several from this place attended the auction at Chas. Soule's.
 E. H. Ocain was in Bridgeport one day the past week on business.
 School commenced Monday after a week of Easter vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Hurlburt of Forrestville were home over Sunday.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-20

Scatter Sunshine with Greeting Cards. Call and see our assortment. The Canaan Printing Go.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-20

visitors at the home of Adolf Hein.
 MT. Burdick with a party of friends visited the Church lately.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05
Pig Club Is Going to Help.

The item elsewhere in this issue of
the Banner, in relation to the Pig Club,
Will. In the opinion Of your reporter,
do more good for the boys and girls on
the farm than any one thing that has
been accomplished along this line. in
this section. in number Of years.
It will teach, in the first place. the
child the value of credit, and wilt
early instill I'M him Tor her) an idea
OF business, as, in this case, the child
Is solely responsible for his purchase.
In some purchases made iii the parish
some time back every dollar was paid
by the day the amount was due and
those who join the club now will do
equally as well, no doubt.
Purebred animals are to be secured
and this will help to disseminate the
better breeds of hogs among the coming
turner's of the parish. Anything your
reporter land the Banner) can do will
be cheerfully done. And now, all You
competing boys, or girls they are your
equals In this movement, remember
get busy and join the club and show
your dads how you can raise pigs
and you will.
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Around Kinxswood.


Dated: Tuesday, January 3D.
The Christmas holidays have passed
and everybody is getting down to
work.
School was reopened yesterday, with
FIVE new pupils present. rs
Messrs. 4. Il. and YOuree Sapp and
81 3. Rousavall and Mrs B. IL Dement,
and Master James spent Sunday very
pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. %.
Busbey.
Mrs. Charles DuBard,. OF Houston,
Texas, spent the holidays here with
relatives
Mr.. w. II. Farmer was called to
Bienville last Friday by the death OF
his brother, y. +. Farmer.
Mrs. Herbert Clark is quite sick at
! this writing.
Mr.. r. @. Busbey has been quite
sick, but III improving.
Mr.. Fl. 8. Denton and family, from
Bossier City; have moved hack to their
home here Welcome back, friends.
The singing at the School House
Sunday night was well attended and
enjoyed by all present.
Miss Lizzie Dake and Mrs. Busbey
spent Wednesday OF last week very
pleasantly with Mrs. +. F. Davis, OF
Adner. -DITBY
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05
Why Not More Good Sidewalks?

By reference to the proclamation
published in another column 1t will be
seen that an election for Mayor, FIVE
COuncilmen and a Marshal will be held
in Plain Dealing Tuesday, February
It'll. 1t Is to be hoped by all who have
an interest in the towns welfare that
these positions will be filed by officials
who will not fail to do any and all
things necessary to make the town the
equal of any place in North Louisiana,
both as business and educational
center. Our streets and sidewalks and
bridges are in a badly dilanidated con-
dillon, resulting in a measure, no
doubt, from lack of funds. All these
matters should have attention, and
we need general awakening In civic
affairs. And now that the ladies are
as much citizens as the male popnla-
ton, they should not fail to come for
ward and help solve all these questions.
Should the next Mayor elected fol-
low the action of ex-Mayor Reuben
Mcclellan, OF Shreveport, and fine in
the Mayors Court all proven MALE
factors 1000 bricks or $3.50. we
would soon have the town in fair.
way for paved y sidewalks-and we
need them. Mayor Mcclellan Is anoted
as the man who did most. In his time.
toward making the people of Shreve-
port see the need and value Of well
paved streets and walks, and he was
well In advance Of the age-and that
was the way he did it
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05
Prizes For Pig Club Members.


meeting Of the directors OF the
First State Bank of Plain Dealing was
held here Tuesday afternoon, at which
time the affairs Of the corporation were
gone over. The bank is fast gaining
the good will OF this entire section and
Will be able to greatly. encourage all
worthy enterprises and our farmer
friends, especially.
MIR. II. s. Burt. Farm Demonstra-
ton Agent for Bossier Parish, APP
reared Eefore the directors and applied
Tor aid Tor the Pig Club. The direc-
tors generously agreed to finance the
club to the extent Of the purchase
price OF fifteen pigs, and then agreed
to give a prize OF SO for the best pig
of the number exhibited at the Bossier
Parish Fair. THE Banner offers a
second prize Of $.-Editor.l
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Phillips Hill.
Dated Tuesday, January Sd.

Dated: Tuesday, january Sd.
Another New Year. Let us all strive
to make 1t prosperous year.
Rev. 2. N. Hinton filled his regular
appointment here yesterday. The at
tendance was good
Mrs. j. B. Booker was on the sick
list last week.
Miss BERTHE Burks is not doing So
well and was AIDED part of last week.
Miss Ruby Johnston was a guest last
Friday and Saturday Of her Grand
mother Peters. $
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry Young spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Bounds. S
Mrs. Lottie Burks spent last Satur
day night with her son, Mr.. w. Z.
Bnrks, and family.
Misses Hazel and Beatrice Johnston
Spent Wednesday night OF last week
with. their grandmother, Mrs. Lottie
Burks.
Mrs. T. G. Burks visited Miss BERTHE
Burks Sunday evening.
Mr.. w. i. BurkS made q business
trip to Sarepta Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Boss Chapple spent
Sunday evening very pleasantly with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Booker.
Mr.. Tom Young has greatly i'm
proved. He was again able to 90 ia
cotton Valley one day last week.
Mr.. Jim Rabb was visiting friends
and relatives In this section last week.
Mr.. Lucian Burks went to ivan on 4
business mission last Saturday.
Frank and John Burks visited their
Ia mi r.. - -.
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Miss Robbie Dale is teaching at Spring
Hill anu Miss Natalie at Sarepta.


Miss Robbie Dale is teaching at Spring;
Hill anu Miss Natalie, at Sarepta.
After spending several days with
friends and relatives residing In this
community, MIR. and Mrs. Sam Ellers
left Wednesday OF last week for theil.
home at Patmos, Ark.
Miss Lydia Cogle spent a few days
OF last week very pleasantly at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Dodson, of
Carterville.
The many friends OF Miss bessie
Lyon will he pleased to know she IL
to make her home with her brother,
Mr.. J.. f. Lyon. Miss Bessie formerly
resided in Texarkana, Ark, but has
made several visits In our community
and has gained many friends In our
midst.
Tyler Camp No. as, w. O. W., met
last Friday night and elected officers
for the new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kemp and Mr8.
Agnes Wiley spent the latter uart of
Inst week at the home of their uncle,
Mr.. w. = Yancey.
The local school was reOpened this
morning. after a vacation OF d week,
which the pupils spent LII visiting ana
playing Teachers and pupils alike
should resume their work with re-
newed energy.
Miss Clifford Glasgow returned yes
terday to her school, near C0llinsburg,
after spending d week at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Glas-
Cow.
Mr.. II. M. Coyle and son, Reuben,
and Mr. Frank Strong lnotored to
Benton one day last week hubby.
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announced OF all the good eats you
ever saw, they were there. Here's
hoping some one else win follow Mr..
Coles example In the near future.
Mr.. Atwood Stroud spent Saturday
night and yesterday with relatives
and friends residing In the Mot COM
mnnity.
/ drilling operations are now pro-
crossing nicely at the Denmon No. 2
well, iii Webster Parish, two miles
north of Sarepta.
Judge" Raiford Kilgore Ia spend
ing the holidays at Mot with home
folks. GOOD EYE
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Death to scrubs
Join the PIG CLUB.
Get Bossier to the front.
Mr., ]. T. Adger has been sick for
fal days.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Nuckolls are
nreyeport visitors to-day.
Mrs Margene Hickman, of Alex
.drla. is here visiting relatives.
.Mrs Showers, Of Marshall, Texas,
i. ksre visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. T.
miss Ethel Gray Wheeler spent
nnday afternoon in Benton with
hiends.
Messrs. Lester and Chester Lowe
ysacted business in Spring Hil1 one
~ last week.
Mr. s, II. Cochran has been quite
~ but Is somewhat improved, though
mi eOn6ned to his room.
An the teachers IN Plain Dealing
MI School have returned and the
sSeel was reopened Monday.
Mr.. Fred Cornish is now at home
~ the Ell Dorado, Ark, oil field and
.sInects to secure employment near
lrinaa.
Nr. and Mrs. Tom Dismuke, Of
Bxad|ey, Ark, were guests last Satur-
Nv 81 Mrs. Ada Startling, Mrs. Dis
mikes mother.
Mrs. ]. L. Northcott and daughter
1T the past weekend In Gotten VAL
ffs@ guests at the home of Mr.. and
/ iii W. L. Coyle,
--afr. Jep Fletcher, who resides near
RotN Mount, is arranging to move to
CutiA where he Is to have charge of
Dr. 8. +. Princes plantation
Mr.. A. NJ. Bounds, injured in an
accident Mt the Atlantic Oil and Re
f1fng Company's Bolinger No. / De-
[tember 22d, Is fast recovering.
Mrs ]. II. Allen and children re-
#lhrsed home last Saturday from Wal
[nut Hill, Ark, where they visited Mrs.
Aliens mother, Mrs. Jim Startling.
Miss Della Anderson returned to
#nsln Dealing Sunday (from her home
Il IL Not community }. She left her
IixCtiieF, who had a bad case. of pneu-
- somewhat improved
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Seay are now
lFe on visit with Mrs. Seay's
nsfher. Mrs. Alice Brock. Mr.. Seay
~ until recently held some position in
III - Dorado, Ark. Oil field. s
Misses Mayme T.. Burt, of Benton ].
1hple Dixon, of Belcher, and Mamie
4ees, OF Dixie, were recent guests of
~ Margery Wyche and the Misses
pd They attended the dance given
- Wednesday night Of last week.
Mrs ]. 0. King, remembered here
N M Jessie Hudson, now resident
H0t Springs, Ark, was Visitor
e1E the holidays at the home Of her
ataer Mr.. Jesse Hudson, Of near Red
80 One Of her sons, aged fifteen
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Northcott-Kerby.

Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Kerby an.
n0slnce the marriage OF their daughter.
Mary Louis, to Arnold Ely Northcott,
ON Sunday, the LIST, at Arlington,
Texas. They will be at home after the
10th at 1143 Line Avenue, Shreveport.
Tie groom is Rossier Parish hoy,
coming to Antrim when but two
months old, and has spent most OF his
life near Phillips Hill. He is the third
son Of MFR. and Mrs. ,. L. Northcott,
now of Plain Dealing.
Best wishes to YOU, Arnold. and your
BRIDE
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CORRESPONDENCE
From Sarepta.

Dated: Monday, january Cd.

dated: Monday, January Cd.
The Parents Teachers Association
met Friday afternoon, December 23d.
and rendered an enjoyable Christmas
program, after which school was closed
for the holidays. The school was re-
opened to-day, in the same old build
fngs, as the new high school building
has not been completed
Misses Della Wells, V0na Dunn,
Georgia Howell and Natalie Stewart
snen the holidays with home folks, re-
turning to Sarepta Sunday afternoon
to resume their school duties.
MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hearne's little
bungalow has been completed, but they
have, not as yet moved into 1t.
Miss Edna Bigby spent the first Of
last week visiting Shongaloo relatives
and friends.
Messrs. Gordon Allen and 7. Boyett
left to-day for Ruston, to re-enter
school, after spending the holidays
with home folks.
Mr.. Ethel Boyett left yesterday for
Baton Rouge, after spending few
days here with home folks.
A large crowd attended prayer meet
Ing Wednesday night of last week.
Rev. L. w. Martin, of Gibbsland, con-
Quoted the prayer service.
Miss Mabel Powell spent few DAYS
Of last week visiting relatives and
friends Residing in Cotton Valley.
MI. and Mrs. W. B. Smith motored
to Shreveport Friday to visit their
daughter.
Miss Gladys Thomas. Of Minden,
spent the past week here with Miss
Inex Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Black gave
party in honor of Miss Gladys Thomas
Tuesday night Of last week. Every one
reported an ENJOYABLE evening
Messrs. Day Hardaway and Emmett
Mitchell. of Shongaloo, spent til e
greater part Of the holidays here visit
ing friends.
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Alden Bridge.

Dated: Wednesday, January 4th.
Mrs. Maud i. Dunn and Miss Azalee
Wilson came in Sunday evening, after
two weeks vacation. Their school
was reopened yesterday for the new
year.
Mr. Arthur Durham was quite sick
lew days the latter part of last week.
A few Of the Alden Bridge young
people attended the dance given III
Plain Dealing Wednesday night of last
week.
Mr.. Johnnie Moses and his brother
have returned to Dallas, Texas, after
spending the Christmas holidays here
with their parents.
Miss Barbara Huddleston enter
tanned the young people with a party
last Saturday night. All reported an
enjoyable time.
Mrs. George Nattin and children
visited relatives and friends In Homer
and Haynesville few days OF the past
week. Mr. Nattin has his teams at
work in the Homer oil field.
Marion Cline, from Shreveport, Wis
tied Vega Rivers few days Of the
past week
Mrs. Walter Sellars is reported on
the sick list. Her friends hope she
msly have Il speedy recovery.
Mr.. Cline was attending to business
matters here a few days OF the past
week.
Mrs. Arthur Durham {and little son,
Arthur, jr.) spent d few days Of the
past week at Bethany as guest OF
her mother Mrs. Crenshaw.
Mrs. Roy Springs was reported quite
sick Monday. $3.50. So
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05
Megeillson-BoIinger.

The newly-weds have been here
again. Sunday morning Miss Eva
Bolingcr. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
AZ s. Bolinger, of Shreveport, was
united In marriage In that city to Mr..
Percy G. Megeinson, and they favored
Iiain Dealing with visit Tuesday.
congratulations were showered upon
the couple by many old friends Of the
bride, who is well known In North
Bossfer. Mr.. and Mrs. Megeinson arc
for the present making their home in
Shreveport with the bide's parents.
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Oak Grove.

Dated: Monday, January ID
Cool weather seems to be with us to
stay, and as 4 result tile general health
OF the community should improve. +
Prof. +. NJ Johnson has returned,
after All absence 0f several days.
MessfS. Jacob Cozby and /. b. Cole
made visit to Webster Parish yester-
zday evening. So &
Mr. 3. H. Cole entertained tie
Young people With dance and round
supper Tuesday night of last week.
The party WAS we'll attended and an
seemed to enjoy themselves to tie
fullest extent. Y0u correspondent did
not take much hand III ne aInaseanepts
until twelve O'clock xhen snpper was
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Plain Dealing, Route Three.

Dated: Monday. January I'd.
There are wedding bells in the air.
DO YOU hear them?
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin were
pleasant visitors at the home of Mrs
Martins mother, Mrs G. w. Walker
Tuesday night of last week and spent
the following night with Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Young. They have since returned to
their home at Ivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arnold were shop
ping in Plain Dealing one day last
week.
Mr.. p. Young was a business visitor
to Plain Dealing last Friday.
lid Carnley spent the past tive
weeks In Arkansas. Wonder what can
he attracting his attention mp that
way A gray-eyed girl, though, j
think.
Mr.. Stiles was social visitor at the
home Of Mr.. G. @. Walker one day last
week.
Mr.. John Brooks was visitor at the
home OF Mr.. Harry Walker Wednesday
afternoon of last week.
Miss Eddie Lee Young spent yester-
day very pleasantly with her grand
mother. Mrs. q. w. Walker.
MI. Oscar Orr and his brother, Mr..
Albert Orr. were visiting III the Miller j
BLUM community Saturday.
Mr.. John Walker was d social visitor
at the home Of Mr.. Jimmie Arnold last
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Charlie Arnold was social yis-
ftor at Mr.. p. Young's. one day last
week.
NJ ~ Y Ira...s.. I, - ~ y
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BoIinger No. / Shows Gas.

The Atlantic Oil and Refining Com
pany was reported as drilling Tues
day at the depth OF 1923 feet, and
work was progressing nicely. A show
ing of gas has been encountered and
all interested in the outcome OF the
well feel greatly encouraged q
gusher has been predicted 1t is an
ideal location and not far removed
from the producing well Of only a few
years ago.
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About Shiloh.

Dated: Monday, January I'd.
a happy and prosperous new year
to all ssss 8 Il
M. and Mrs. w. +. .Yancey returned
last Thursday from Homer. where
they spent tho Christmas holidays
with relatives.
Mr.. y. w. Seuart ana two daughters
81 Red Land passed through this sec
ton Yesterday. The young ladies Mlre
on their way back 10 their schools
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-11-30
SOUTH TABLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schellenberg
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Detmer and
Otto called on Herman Detmer's Mon
day evening.
Robert iaggie is husking corn for
H. Detmer. Ben Schultz was also
helping but got laid up. Ask Ben
why.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hinck attended the
sale near Venango last week.
Mrs. John Detmer entertained the
w. H. Club at Mrs. F. Sprague's last
Thursday. The afternoon was spent
in tieing a comfort for Mrs. Detmer.
A delicious lunch was served by the
hostess. The ladies adjourned to meet
with Mrs. H. Einspahr Thursday, Dec.
7th.
Mr.. Kenneth Goodman held box
and pie social at his school in the
Prairie View district Friday night. A
large crowd was out. The program
was good and everybody had good
time. Mrs. ]. Detmer received the
prize for being the best cook and Miss
Martha Brandt received the prize for
being the most popular lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo. Dagenhardt left
for tne!r future home near Lodgepole
last week.
Miss Lorena Yaggie spent Sunday
with home folks.
The W. H. Club will have special
meeting this Friday to finish quilt
to be presented to a family that was
in the cyclone district.
Mrs. Louise Withrow spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Penny.
H. Detmer called on Floyd Bennett
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Sanders and
family took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd F. Marlatt's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Detmer were Am
herst callers Saturday.
Mr.. Theo Kindig hauled wheat to
Amherst Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crawford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Einspahr attended the
sale near Venango last Thursday.
Mr.. Elmer Mayhem, who is agent
for the Shores Extracts, was calling
in this vicinity Monday.