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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
Coz Phones E4oIa custonsrs.

The rauny manager oG "a Times
Square drug store has bit upon q plan
20 get business lu this hot Weather
trade which ordinarily was lost. ar
eofdioe 10 the Sew York Sun Ey the
simple plan of installing battery of
electric fans near every telephone
booth he claims be has been able 70
keep the stores business ~ 20 tine
level IF the cooler months. As he puts
81:
"WheH ! saw people leave fhe booths
after hot session OF teIaphonng 8nd
rush to the street fo- air, founG lost
business. II Was case ~ complying
with The cardinal principles of busl-
ness Never let them get away with
out buying something
Most stores have their phoues stu
oted ia The closest part Of their lute-
rigrs. Artificial AFT 70 cool them on
has been an excellent method Of per
auadlng tbem TO stay after they make
their calls ia GOODNESS and comfort
The Idea paid for Itself the first three
hours Of operation 90 one u the hot
test " receai da5 8"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
MERCER

II f Brandt was IN Ironwood OF
business Saturday.
Messrs. Oscar Nor8LiDg, J Teder-
s1rom and Carl Erickson sgeuf the
weekend al the latter's cottage here
4 large crowd attended tue en-
teTtaI 1Maeut Of tie Navarro Trio at
the hall here Friday evening. After
the performance they played for the
dance They left Oh the early traiu
for Superior. This was thelr second
time here.
Eddie Sargent vent 20 Amigo Fri
day morning TO see his friend, VIII
Carran, il, play big game Of
basket ball.
II. Bridge. VINO spent several months
here With ms daughter, Mrs. Alien
Pembie. returned to Oshkosh last
Tuesday.
Miss Ida Bradley. county super
ini-odent Of schools. visited the
school here Tuesday
Mrs. A T. hydeski went to Three
Lakes Saturday 70 spend sunday wit h
heT husband.
OrgilIe Lehman has been quite sick
with the humps for several weeks
Mrs. " II. Hoffman and daughter.
Mrs. VA. Miller. were IronwoOd
visitors Saturday
Mrs. sam Sargent entertained the
Birthday Club At the restaurant Sat
uFday evening and in spite Of the rag
ing blizzard the following ladies' ven
tured forth: Aesdames r. l. Bail,
Fred Lee, +. Fabian, J. Rayburn.
& H.nf a > e.
y. l.. & hampton, Frank Barker, also
the Misses Ethel Kelly, Ellen Hagen
and Eilrda BentseD. The evening was
spent in amusing Guessing contests
iu which Miss Hagen, Mrs. X. L.
Ball Mrs. Fred Lee and Mrs. L. Ray
burn were the prize winners. 4 very
nice lunch and coffee was served and
all had All enjoyable time.
Everett Barker Is helping out at the
Mercer supply store evenings after
school and Saturdays.
Ernest Voss started school again
last week
The deep snow and big drifts are
certainly a curse to the poor horses.
Henry k0ss had lot Of trouble with
one Of his that got into drift on the
main road. They tried to get him
sh0veled out but were unable to do so
and had to haul him out with the
other horse. Sot long ago while Her
man stone was hauling the school bus
one Of his horses got into the deep
snow and they were unable u get hi m
ont. The horse got 50 sick from che
exposure aud efforts 10 trying to get
out that Mr.. Noss had TO shoot hun
right there
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
SPEED OF BIRDS
Observations Sho8 II Has Been
OYefeStImate1.
Eirpisns Ira Fss<ss, bgt Winged
Creatures Beat Il II sgs~r5ns
ard EfJsntlas.

EgerF 0as surely a1g las Tate17d
tbe h.QS.C u glss s.v-fyrs b-s.s Aas ma -
his ose1 estlmate as o. f4esr speed
TIE speeIs STAINED 5y toe esrrlel
pigeon. tae duck al1 fas - 2~r W tae
aez birds have fof1aeE tire s1 eet ~
e5a5less gaesaHosk aaa laeTlEaala *
aggera l1n- Bids which are s1ea l.a0ls
even zhen ~ f14 stretch - DOING
Eaore tEan furry o. 1fJg mlLes az a9uf
haze beeo credited sikh 10 sa1 mare
Soa. the fast u tas na5ter ls t1at
1otAing - more clfscBit thaH ~ judge
u tA- sDesd II any object t-roaga me
air bY here human oss-ers rl1l. Pore
aAoree1lug due ~ persleetfs a.aae
renders Fl impossible 10 teit j1st when
q iA0slng c85eer passes aDoee spnae
fixed point ol tie ground. aa. a.af sst
Invariably tae es1luatee1 stAed f. far
beyDad Use actual a. tie lres-1t
TINE the highest me5.-ag taea1lea1 ed
speed ls ,has # h1ulng pigeons, s1fos
u whlch haee reached speed ~ ~
miles 40 hour ozar comraraf.ve3y
short distance
E1t Row CONES Co.oael IelaeTfzha-
gen. d noted ornita9i0est III Great
Britain. With the statement that dur
jag Ibis ant.alrraft duties ln tie meF,
be trained hls meu ia Instrument tai
work bY making tbsD take oksserya-
lions " the Slight 81 birds These he
collected and fhea coH8rmed their r.
suits by Instrumental work himself
He tells us fhat the speed ~ blr&. ar
thus aecur- cely aacerrasnees Is far
below What 81 e. popularity believed ~
be, varying from twenty ~ forty miles
for the smaller pa@seres 30 from forty
% fifty miles an hour ln she case ~
waders Ib0se speeds represent
steady flight; bat when bird -
frightened ~ ar eneng. Or When 10 is
DOunclng upon i,s prey. Sc can &C.
c-lerate greatly for 3 lia.i'el tine
lie estimate thaf fOr shoc distance
The sglft can reach q speed 0f 10
miles AZ hour
The a.rplane therefore. las greatly
SURPASSED fhe s@iftuess o. the birds
both il IT, p0a@r u sustained speed
and IS IA marluum speed From 40
70 1zV mites 88 hour cau be MAIN
fa,nei By Eaany u the standard ma-
chimes ahd we khoa that last yeaE
the racing speed Wss carried up 10
from ~ 10 100 miles per h0gr smile
recent models are credited to 5e even
faster.
Where the birds SSH greatly SUR
PASS thr human fglHg m8eHiaes IS IA
the natter " tasInz off sud aazht
lag Tie 7eablrtis and a.l birds 10
fact, by changing tie angie % Incl
deuce ~ their wings. are able so re-
duce uleir landing speed Of rate
~hleh the alrplano sud che seaplaue
caunot ST present appr0aej.-Sdmt.hc
AMefiela
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
Marion F. Reid. Attorney.
state Of Wisconsin
County Court for Iron County
By the Court.
III. AspinWaIl.


County Court for Iron County
10 Probate
In the matter of the estate of hath
crime sImonson. deceased.
On the application of Bengt Simon
son, administrator Of the estate of
said Katherine SimOnson, deceased,
for the adjustment and allowance OF
the administration account. and as
Segment OF the residue OF said estate.
II is ordered, tnat said account be
examined, adjusted and allowed at a
regular term Of said court to be held
at the court house ia the city of Hur-
ley, 10 said county, on the first Tues
day Of February, A ID. 1922.
1t IS further ordered, that upon the
adjustment and allowance of such
account by this court, as aforesaid,
the residue Of said estate. if any. be.
by the further order and judgment of
the court, assigned to snch other per
sons as are by law entitled to the
same.
1t is further ordered, that notice OF
the time and place of examination
aud allowance of such account, and
OF the assignment OF such residue of
said estate be given to all persons in
terested by publication of such notice
for three successive weeks, before
said day. in the Iron County News, a
weekly newspaper published at the
city OF Hurley in said county.
Dated Jan. 10, 1922.
BY the Court,
+. Fl. Aspinwall,
( At County Judge
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
HfIGHB0RH00D NEWS NOTES



NJ Dyer Of tAe Gable Piano CO
ffo2 Asalzud wzs = business visitor
sa ~a1oaa y -dn-sday
Mss Alma lee retarned 70 ber
home 3h Saiaelaudef "Wednesday. A.
t@5 spending ten days az the HeBry
Ire nome.
Miss MargzFeg Cfagnon Of Ashland
sp@lt th@ weekend Rith her sister
VI -. 50r Bltzla
Nj Champion retnined 70 Rhine
lsDa-r y e1D-sdsy
NJ Drlsc0A Of Milwaakee spent
sunday heEe aiEh his son W r.
DE5se0lL
Mrs.. Joe Thioedeau Of Ashland
spent sunday ia saxon.
Hrayy Ler@aux Of WasAbarn j.
g5satIng bis brother. AT L~reaax-
1E Sweeney vas Al Mud Lake
Monday and Tuesdsy On basiness.
Mrs, Anna larson, who IL spending
the winter w1th heF daughter. Mrs.
Henry Lee, = visiting iu Ironw o0l
t6ls seek
3lF. and Mrs Frank Kodak have
moved 20 their farm home west Of
Sax9u.
TIE W0mea's Community Club had
their election Of officers last ThuFgd4y
afternoon. Th- following were elect
20 Pres Mrs. Gertrude Lee. VICE
Pres. Mrs. Anna Young. See. Mrs.
Layme Anger. Treas. Mrs. Lillian
May. Refreshments were served al
ter the meeting.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
Student. Printing Shop Urged il
New Union.

The possibility Of small printing
plant to publish the daily newspaper,
magazines. and other periodicals edit
I'd rs students is one OF the plans foI
The new miIlon-dollar Memorial
tnlou building that js now being
actively discussed on the campus al
the uIyersity OF Wisconsin.
Editors and business managers OF
student publications. teachers ia the
Course I'm Journalism, aud members
81 He faculty who are Interested in
student publications are urging that
the uew building offers an opportun.
ity TO solve problem that has existed
ou the campus for years.
The hutlding $ planned to include
Offices tor the Daily Cardinal. Liter
Any Magazine. Octopus. Commerce
Magazine Wisconsin Engineer,
Country Magazine. and others. But
the publications viii continue print
ing at downtown commercial plants.
IL ihr students lad "a plant of their
own, IT i~ urged they might publish
nnd-t better conditions aud receive
more valuable training
By parceilnQ out the time. the
daily newspaper aud other publica-
ICONS could he handled in plant in
'olYpg au outlay of about $4,000. i;
rs urged. Hoom for the plant will be
available in the new building. bat the
tuHls for equipment must be raised
outside the general building fund.
Asa starter. the various publica.
lions have appointed committees to
study tAe plan aud 10 determine what
each might contribute to the original
cost To the money raised IN this way.
they hopet0add alumni contributions
The present plan follows an effort
made by thr Daily Cardinal several
years ago GO raise funds to equip its
o"n plant. The promoters 81 the plan
are not considering general UNIVERSITY
printing for under state law. that
must bee handled Though the state
printing boaul
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
WHY WOMEN SUFFER.
Many Hurley Women are Leaning
the Cause.

Women often suffer, not knowing ne
cause
Baehache. headache. dizziness, ner-
gousness.
Irregular urinary passages weakness,
laaguor-
Each torture q Itself.
Together mn: al weakened kidneys.
Strike at the root-get TO the cause.
No other remedy more highly endors-
60 than Doan's Kidney Pills.
Recommended by thousands
Endorsed at h3nle.
Here's convincing testimony from :
Hurley rzea.
Mrs J. E Oliver. Carey Location,
says: u suffered from backsche and
kidney complaint a year age. There
vas q severe pain right across the small
Of NY back and II gave ne : dragged
out feeling felt ali worn cut. BY
kidneys acted lrregularly and nv feet
and ankles bIoated. heard about
Deans Kidney Pill and got box. They
helped ne from the start and they made
ne fee better in every way"
Price soc, at ali dealers. Don't simp-
" ask for kidney remedy-get Doan':
Kidney Pill s. the same that Mrs
Oliver had Foster Mlburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, n. Y. Ad,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
Worth Con~IeterlnR.

The question is not 80 much how You
contract a cold. but how to get rid of
IL with the least loss OF time and in-
conience II you will consider the eX-
perieuee of others under similar cir
cumstauces, who have been most sue
cessfui in checking heir colds. % lhrir
beginning. you @ill secure bottle Of
chamberlain Cough Remedy with
out delay. and use IL faithfully There
are many families who have used this
preparation successfully for years aud
hold il ia high esteem. IL IS excellent.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
Advertise iu the News.


When you have a severe headache.
a disordered stomach aud constipa-
tion. take three of Chamberlain's
Tablets. They will correct the disor-
ders OF the liver and bowels, effect
ually curing the headache.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
Notice Fs5s Administration. Ard
Notice To Creditors
Ststr 81 Wisconsin
JoaLtF Court for Er0a C0unTv
L. L

c<oSr 81 y ssEoIsim
I0aLtF Court for Ir0a C0unTv
In Probate
II Re estate OF Carl johnson. d4a
ceased
NCzIc- Il Hereby GlE@n. Inst at
the special term Of SAID e0arr 70 b.
he'd Oh the third Tuesday OF Fes-
r71sry, a D. 1872. A. TIE court house.
q Ehr city Of hgEley. comfy o. Iron
and state 81 v Ise0us5n. there EfEI D.
heard and considered. thz application
q Selma Johnson for the apuo5 Il =
E4eAf Of an administrator Of the es1a1=
o. Car Johnson. IzGe N the f0xn Of
saxon 10 said eoauty. deceased:
Notice Is Hereby Further Given
That al the regular term Of said court
% be held at said court ls0as-. On the
-ud Tuesday OF july, A. ID. lezz.
there HrTl o. heard. considered and
adjusted, ali claims against said
Carl johnson. deceased:
And Notice Is Hereby Further
Given. That all s8cn claims for tx
animation and allowance must be
presented TO the county court at the
court house, &c the city Of Hurley. 10
said county aid state. Of OF before
tge llEh day Of July, A. ID. 1872, or
q barred.
Dated Jan i1th. IeZz.
By the Court.
Z. II Aspinwall,
Judge
g. W Haggers0D. Attorney. 81
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28

Constipation OF the bowels is a
stOppage OF the sewerage system that
removes waste matter from the body.
1t Is as necessary that your bowels
move regularly once each day. to carry
off this waste, as il is that the waste
carry off the waste from the house. II
you would enjoy good health, keep
your bowels regular by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets when needed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
plsanpoInted IN charlea.

Charley dear" said young Mrs.
Torkius II am sorry about the Way
you acted al the baseball game.
you refer 90 the fact ne, ! threw
couple of oranges az the lmpre2'
"Ycs y was lnexcusnble You not
only destroyed some perfectly good
fruit. but yGu c,lSsed him both
tlnas-"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28

This is pleasant, safe and reliable
medicine for coughs colds, 1t has been
high esteem in those households where
its good qualities are best known. Ii
ia favorite with mothers of young
children. as it contains no opium or
other harmful drug. Try ii when you
have need Of such a remedy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
state OF Wisconsin
County Court for Iron County

EEfAAE "a ~ 44EU8@Hk
County Court for Iron County
In Probate
In Re estate OF Joseph FL. Stevens.
deceased
Notice Is Hereby Given, That at
the special term OF said court TO b.
held on the second Tuesday Of Feb.
4. u. 1872, at The court house in the
city Of Hurley. county OF Iron and
state Of Wisconsin,, there will be
heard aud considered, the application
Of Henrietta stevens 10 admit 10 pro-
bate the last VIII and Testament OF
Joseph Fl. stevens, late Of the Village
OF Hamilton IN said county, deceased,
ana for the appointment Of an
executor:
Notice Is Hereby Further Given,
That at the regular term OF said court
70 De held at said court house, on
the first Tuesday OF June. A. D. 1922.
there will BE- heard. considered and
adjusted. all claims against said
Joseph Fl. Stevens deceased:
And Notice IL Hereby Farther
Given, That all such claims for ex-
animation and allowance must he
presented 10 said county court AT the
court house. q the city Of Hurley, in
said county AMI state. on or before
the 18th day Of May, 4 D. 1922, or be
barred.
Dated Jan. 18th. lgzZ
By the Court.
+. FL. Aspinwan,
Judge
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-28
Carries Several Lines.

Opportunity may knock only once
with some pertlkler proposition saws
Uncle Ezra. but It'n be back lots OF
times with sOmethin' else. Boston
Transcript
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
CHAPTER x-eonunVsa.


7 can't tell you how surprised am
az Anne" Peter said
swell. We all wcrew AllH confessed
"Bui li's just Anne's odd little self
ocniered way" she added IA was
herr. and she wanted ii. WE'LL let
Hong 81. and as soon a. can rent
this house. I'm going 10 New York"
"Why New York. my dear giriT
"nemuse ! believe can make q
ilvlng thcrs. staging and teaching and
generally Struggling with lifei' she
answered, cheerfully. Cherry gcis
most of the mouey-they arc always
somewhat IN debt and I imagine that
the reasou she l. able % have a nicr
apartment aud a maid now is because
che knows % u comine-and ! 80 The
house. and enough money o. kcep me
Eo.nr-say. a year. ln New York"
DO you want ~ ~, AiixT DO said
aneciionately.
"Yes I think / DO" she answered
hut her eyes watercd 4 do-in q
way" she added. THAT L. love my
singing and the thought oi making a
success IL delightful % me. hlt. oi
course if means that give up every
thing else. ! can't have home llfs. and
and the valIey-for years four %
rlye anyway, ~ have 20 give al that
W. And I'm tWeniy-sstth. Peter
And ia always mther hoped that nay
music was going % be- a domestic va.
Tleiy-" She stopped. smilina hyt b.
aaw the pain In her eyes George
sswall most kindly asked me o. moth
er biz small sou" she resumed. cas-.
ually. "But although be l. the dear.
est"
"scvan did, Peter exclaimed aih.
Or struck. "Grcat Scott biz father u
one of the richest men In san Fran.
cisco"
= know ~ Allx sgreed "And BE-
IL one u the nlcest men she added
But. % course. he'll never really love
any one but Ursula. And ! feli-oh
I felt TOO tirsd and alone and De-.
pressed 10 enter upon congratulations
aud clothes and family dinners with
the SsWalls." she ended. a little droaf.
ny. u vnnted-l wanted things IN
the old way-as they wcry-" the
said. her voice thlckeninr
4 knov-i knov ." Peter said.
sympathoucally. And for a while
theFs was silence IN the little house.
while the rain fell steadily upon the
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
Stories Of
GREAT
INDIANS
KING HENDRlCK TRADES An
EMPIRE FOR a COAT
ny ELMO SCOTT WATSON

MO OTHER white man ln history
ever bad m0r lunucnou over ihe
nj man than Sir william Iohnsuu.
clorial superintendent ~ Indian of
fnirs 40 hls hlruu.al mansions ln
western NoN Nurk. "the llHl" ana
The Castle" De- nscelted meml-u ~
the lroquois cDufeicmry ns equals ani
y was h.s Influence Nh.eh made them
allies ~ thr English Instead ~ tho
iruch during the rruch ana Indian
war
ono ~ fhe chiefs who frequently
visited johnson HAN was o. Mohawk
named klnr lieuiuct ure day Sir
William Received FROM England soms
richly embroidered clothing King
iiruir.rk Rns present uhrH ii uHs un.
packed and the ruiy attire caught
tho fancy ~ the rpd man Tho next
morning De- approached sir william
-hruihrr bad dram he an.
n0lnori Indeed rpHri johnson
what d.d mJ rsi brother drcamf
7 dreamed that y0u gave mr 600 ~
Those fnf Uufs said ihr MHhnuk
aui sIr william greatly amused. save
him fhe mmrnt
Some time later Jotnsan visited
liendr..ks mmp They m0kei
nuhilo o. silence ~iirfhef Z tad u
deum 'nff u|Eht finally stated john.
sol. 'What iii ~ rairfaooi brother
irrami asked CO. chief % dreamed
thaf this taCf of land vas nine
and sir william described o. square
~ the richest iand n the MohaWk
valley. conialning nearly iDir' arrvs
HfndrCt uus completely token
ahark hf ihr cnDmitr m fhe request.
huf D. rnan u1i BEL 0lfi0ne In 500.
crus.if Afirf mUmr1f hr mid
-lirHihrr Co., land is your- riili
D. a1iri earnestly. "FHu must r.f
dream asa'n" rf fsrf.rr irfan aa
liruif'rs sir WiNam tai HrlIrei
lard ut'rh mnfe t.m Dne ri fhe
iurFrai ianihn'iIfa in the colonies
liufnE fUr irrurh nrf Indian var
iohnsou persuaded kirg urnirrt o.
inin hlm on marlhiur aFlInsi a1 In.
taiiug farrr " 1e1 rrrrrh under
eeneml u'rstsn. uho uas coming
frUm Cnraia un September A if.t
iief mot fhf Frsurh M iatr George
When 1ahnsan decided tn driarh n
part of tis f0rro fnr o. raHt afiasE hr
asifi kInr iieuirirf q lr Thought q
certain nuuhff would tf enough ~
ftef ar o. frhf thsf sre foa fea
ruf''ri ih. rfief -lf fhef arr i1 ts
ti'el thfF nv fe1 many ArfIHg
uIou this afticf sir William trfi his
fors iossftrr cod afiartsl A great
hattie f.l'aued in vtirh Ring usn
drIrt vas tni-i ehIe 0sniInr bru,siy
ai the bead ~ his uuuInrs
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

change nothing m bis home. but her
clever white nnFps hnd changed
everything There was order now
there was charming fusslug aud dust
.ng there were flowers In bowls. aud
books set straight. aud there was just
the different little angle Co plano and
desk and chairs nud Tables that made
che cabin % home 90 last She wanted
bricks for a path De- bad laushed at
her fenent "bo give me % whole car.
load of bricks for Christmas. Peter"
She wuufd bulbs Co pot lie bad
luzily suggested that they open the
town house while carpenters aut
painters rcmadr che cabin. bot She
bad protested hoiiy. "uh do let's keep
Il lusi a. % always wasT smiling. be-
gave her her way
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
CHAPTER xL

Cherry had a fai uow ln Red Greek
"rurk % differed from ON apart
mcnt bccnuse % bad uo elevator. 90
ian.ior no steam beat These thlng.
were neither known nor ureded in the
crude mining tuan, the nat building
Itself was considered q rather que.
tiuunhle Innovation. II wus a wuoirn
building three aurie. high with hay
windows. Cherry bad watched this
building going up and bad thought Il
everything desirable. She nkrd the
clean klirheu. all fresh white wend.
Nork t.'es and n.ckelplfr. aud che
llkel the h.g closets and the gaslug
She had worried herself almost slrk
with fear that she would nei 80 this
uoudrrful place and finally paid
taenii i've dollars for the nrt
months rent with fastheai.ng
heart. she had the oenfef noof
nut after thr excitement ~ moving
in died SWAY 81 hsfrd the piacs
She bad enough money 10 hire q maid
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

nou ani fte haia sueeru.ou % sai.
ismly Independent young uomsu Boz
hgf kIictru. tat shc found htr frrriom
uuugsiy Cat
Noa and then q play. straight from
"a triumphant yeaf on nnainuy'
came 90 tosn fur one u'Thi then
Martin took Biz uifs. and they bowed
o. half the men and women in thc
houso. iameuiIrE as they Frfnmrd
olt into ths sharp uiEhi aif thli Red
Crrek did uot ~ more sueh pfeiac
tIuus
The eneCi of tess plays vas 90
make Cherry ionE sagufiy fof CO.
siars. shs REALLY di uoi ruiny them
for thsmseitrs iui ttrY heipri hrf
20 vlsua..fs Eastern cities lighted
ftrssia restaurants fun ~ ushis and
mus.c beautiful Nomfu fiiy fuuued
amer ono u thrso performance shs
would uoi leave hef fat fof several
days. bot would sii drsam.ns over thg
thoueht of herself 10 ne hsruiuv's
rolp.
uue day shs bad a letter from Ala .
lt save hgf q heaualhs. shs hardly
knss Why. She BEGAN To- iftam oi hrf
oeu hums. of ihe uam. sweet little
valley vhuse hrrrrrs Wrfv ukr uine.
% Iamalpais ef,aihsd in Co. and II
ne r.dF,s where huiiefCups aud pop.
| p.Us putderri q chlda shurs uiih
soid and silver Dust She tpan 60
hunEsf fof homs Nothing tiaf nui
Cfusk cuuld oner shoul hrf tsam.ug
Coz the vmgnltrd sweetness and
beauty ~ thc rcdsoods aud ths
Ffsut shade ~ a. uuuuaIn She
aauiri io spend O. uhoIc swimmer with
Ala.
She uus athrsi fof t.ne Or oid
seurs end o.d fncris sri o'i emo
uonsi So tai aiy io tIrf ia AfH
io relrItr a bose letter oatnu.Hg RI
| turaf ntIntaH Sd % aas afi'ri
[ WIZ saIi Uf ietfrsh tTw.f Ctuu
our.rf.f tlf aHenlrH MsHn
uas tn use t.s uau iaiHrHI .u ihf
natter oi bauire or kr,pa. f's fat
somr uf thfr haaatoII assIs err
STONED, Chruf iod hm chat sht
would cuuG ineu m September and
manage au ihe "details of aeuilug
afresh boz shr knut that hpr secret
hUpe was that shU mlfht uutrr se,
Rcd Crpok arain.
AiiR mri her sister at tho frrfy lu
suu imurlsco un o. sofi Mat morning
She uas nn oddly Developed Aux
Trim and tal. prHIly goauri and
veilcl laughing and CRYING with ioy
a. scrlnr Cherry again. roief. shs
explained between tlssrs bad had a.
su o. i.os Anrrlcs ihrpp dais aru bad
hccu sKpeCt,d home last nleli end
vas noi even auav yri that ChsuB
vas definitely arri,lur
"uf cuurss b. knea that you uef,
cumlng. hut noi exactly when" Ails
aid. as Abe guided ihe newcomer
alune tho familiar feffy place on o.
the big bay usamsr fuf Mu VALLEY
Cherry drew hack a. ssclaln. 10 mar
yel 10 sxult 81 ui ths uslinmsm
! bsrsd siehls aud soasds and sinslla