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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
SNEAK Thief ON
BARNES MILL Pike

\ sneak ,hici got into III,
home of George b DCJarncttc
ir.. ON the Barnes Mill p kc. last
week and stole about all the spare
clothes he had. \ couple OF fine
rGzors. hi- shirt studs. hi, wiic's
wrist watch. and other valuable,
we're taken. The family were
visiting AT a ucighhor', at the
time. and it was some time bciur..
the clothing and articles were
missed. Mr.. DeJarnettc has d
Clew to the thief and unleS, H.
things are returned p. -. .. ne i,
going 10 get busy about the mat
ter.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
SUIT AGAINST
IRVINE ESTATE

Circuit court was occupied
practically all OF Monday with
the SUIT OF +. ). WiggirS against
the estate of tho late Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Irvine. MIR. Wiggns Is
asking about $500 from the cs-
tate Tor services rendered Mrs.
Irvine during her lifetime.
For number of years Mr..
Wiggins was engaged by Mrs.
irwin. &c live at her home and
attend other business for her,
and ihc amount sued for is al
legged t. have been just aud rca
sunablc compensation over aud
above amounts paid him for his
service in her behalf. Mr.. Wig
gins i represented by Attorney
!. Smith Hays, of Winchester,
while ] W. Crooke. adminiStra-
tor OF the estate is represented
by Attorneys a. r. Burnam and
]. J. Grccnleaf.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
M'VEY DEFENDS
TEACHING EVOLUTION
d;y Associated rrcssH

Lexington. ky.. Feb. lS-Any
statement tina, the University oi
Kentucky teaches atheism. aS-
mysticism. and Darwinism. (in
tho sense that man /, descended
from balloons and gorillaS). ). IS alb
solutcly false" said DR.. Frank l..
McNcy. president OF the Cnivcr-
sity oi Kentucky in a prepared
statement addressed Ito the pco-
rlc.-oi Kentucky" givcR out here
Sunday. DIR. McNcy said that
To- forbid the teaching OF cvolu-
tion in the University would
mean elimination oi textbooks
and courses relating 10 aStronO-
ny. botany, bactcriology. biology
geology and zoology.
Asking What iS Evolution.
DR.. McNcy said that evolution is
development; it is change. and
every man knows that develop
mcnt and change are going OH all
.uf the time
The statement is prompted 10y
efforts being made to have the
General Assembly pass laws, bas-
ed on statements of William !.
Bryan, forbidding the teaching of
evolution in the public schools
and universities.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
TELLS GROWERS TO
SAVE CERTIFICATES

Some OF the banks OF the bur
lev district are offering the to-
haccu growers who are members
OF the Burley Tobacco Growers
cooperative Association the free
service Oi their vaults i'll which to
keep their participation certih-
Gates until they are called IN by
the association and are pointing
ont to them the possibility that
these certificates may stand tor
more money than the advance re-
ccived on the crop.
Chief of the Field Service Jos.
Passonncau urges all growers
who have delivered their crops
and all who deliver their tobacco
in future to take good care OF the
participation certificates. So tha'
they may reap the full benefit for
themselves OF the new system ct
marketing. Growers are warned
not to part with their certificates
and not to sell them. as it they
do SO the growers will likely sui
fer the consequences oi spccula-
tiun. one Of the evils the aSaocia-
tion is designed to eliminate.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13

MARY MILES MINTER
ISSUES STATEMENT
tBy hssocn,ad Ire,o

Los Angeles tcb. lS-M; "
Miles Min;cr. motion picture ac-
trcSS, issued 4. statement today
declaring she had toId,iuycs,iga-
tors all She knew of the life OF
William DESMOND TAYLOR. motion
picture director. slain mysterious
~ y lay, ago. Slir said she
could not conceive how ANY per-
son could voluntarily wrong T1y-
lpr. There is no Pcr ,"nal or f.
naucial Sacrih,c /. would not
make TO bring the slaySr oi Nh.
Iayl"r 10 justice" her si.tcmcnt
said.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
CHEAPSIDE NOW
A THING OF PAST

Lexington. NJ. Feb. f3-C Cheap
side, the historic market place in
the. Gcnfed oi Lexington. where
Tor more tllahl1 century farmers
gathered the second MONDAY
in each month to sell and trade
livestock. was under heavy pu-
lice guard today to prevent the
assembling OF court day crowds.
This action follows the ruling oi
circuit court that the public
square can be no longer used a,
a place of barter. The city mean
while has been indicted OH a
charge of maintaining 4 nuisance.
Farmers report they are planning
to appeal tho case.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
BOOZE POURING AT
HARRODSBURG TUESDAY

Harrodsburg. Ky. Feb. l3-.\i
II o'clock Tuesday all OF the Ii
quor seized in raids hercaboutS ;
and since held behind steel at thc
Jail is to be poured into the gut
ter at the Pulliam statue in front
Of the court house. Sheriff Wal
ter Kennedy will be master of
ceremonies. and his deputies viii
stand guard over the kegs. Jug
and bottles.
Judge {. A. Hardin. who has
decreed the execution, viii give
the word for onslaught. The W.
{. r. L. will attend i'll a body and
will have photographs made.
The entire population has been
invited to be present. moral
lesson being intended. The guam
tity TO be poured has not been
calculated, but numerous car
goes ranging from forty gallons
down to quarts, have been seized
and experts declare that the aro-
ma will lineer over Harrodsburg
for at least two days. Every Ii
quor case tried here has resulted
i'll conviction.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
New Pope Is Enthroned

Rome. Feb. l5-Pius N was
crowned Pope in the basilica OF
st. Peters Sunday amid scenes
OF pomp and enthusiasm and i'll
the presence of princes and dig
nitaries of the church. the diplo-
matte representatives OF foreign
countries. members OF the Ro-
man aristocracy and a vast as
henblagc filling the great Struc-
ture to the very doors. The an
cient custom was carried Ou'
with impressive ceremonies. and
the newly elected pontiff now oc-
cupies the throne OF the first
pope reported crowned. Leo Ill
who reigned from 795 TO $40.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
HOPES FOR NEWS
OF MISSING SON
Edgar Walker PeytOn, Reported
Missing In Russia, Is Sought
BY Parents Here

In January, 1910. Edgar Wal
ker Peyton. son OF ". l.. Peyton.
OF Richmond. was shot down ,u
Russia. while battling with to-
Russian Bolshcviki in Siberia. lii
parents have never heard from
him since.
The War Department reported
him a. missing. His comradg.
Stewart West and Sam Saltcr..
.of Richmond, said they saw him
shot. They thought ne was xiii.
ed but his body was never found
The War Department records say
that he is one OF tho many thou,-
ands reported as missing.
The other day some one sent
his father a paper with report
.Oi a young man at the govern
mcul hospital at Dayton. g., who
docs not remember his uamr
This Young man Is said To- have
been in the army hospital At DAY
ton for some time, IIc seem
sort ot crazcd. Some one thought
he rcscmhlcd dc,Cr ptipn of tbc
Pc, ton boy. 50 the paper wa,
sent To his father here. Mr.. Peg
ton will write 4 letter AT once &c.
the hospital at Dayton giving iuli
description of his son. and ID o..
ccssary will go there To- sec it h.
can identity the Young man.
Both his comrades. West mud
Saltcr, said they saw Young Pcy-
ton fall but didn't knuw whclhrt
ne was killed or not. Official rr
ports sad IN, body Wa, never re-
covered.
The young man was a member
OF the 33qth infantry doing duty
In Siberia. He was p wears ci
age when he left with Il, com
pauv
Ills parents here have waited
three wears for new, OF him. hop
ing against hope. a. the official
reports simply ha, him "a, mi
ing"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
ONE OF OLDEST
CITIZENS SUCCUMBS

The death Of NJ. Stephen Glib
son occurred at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. d. NJ. Phelps. ON
;hc Jacks Creek road early Sun
day morning. February II, 1922.
Death was due TO the iniirmities
ui age. He was born near Lon
dondcrry. Ireland. January l,t.
1925. Funeral services were held
at the home Monday afternoon
IT $50 by DIR. Homer W. Car.
pcntcr. lntcrmcnt in Richuon'
cemetery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
YOUNGSTER HAS
LEG BROKEN SKATING

William. the little son pf Mr.
and Mrs. :. w. Fife. had leg
broken about nood while ska,ng
on roller skates. He in some
way caught his loot in bctwccr
the SpokcS of = wagon wheel lie
was taken at once To the hospital
where as the Daily Register goes
10 press he is reported a re ting
comfortably.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
MADISON BOY IS
OPERATED ON IN WEST

Mrs &. +. Hale has received
word that her brother. Rev.
James Coruclison. of Pcndlcton.
Oregon. is confined in the hos
pital awaiting the outcome of a
serious operation for stomach
trouble. Mr.. Cornelison is a
Madison boy and has numerous
friends here who hope for a
speedy recovery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
= niversity OF Kentucky.

T.. {. Simmons bill TO amend
act 7,lat.ng to desertion anC
abandonment OF children to in
clude wives who arc about 10 be
come mothers.
!. Is. Watts bill To increase
salary ci deputy OF assistant as
SCISSORS from 81, 500 to $1,000 a
year.
=. II. Harris bill 10 require
per- chs who hold oil or gas
leases to develop same in three
wears or relinquish leases.
T. K. Rash's bill 10 prohibit the
teaching OF evolution in schools,
colleges or institutions maintain
cd by the state.
Pal Garner's bill to profile
the grant'ng OF teachers ccrtlll-
Gates :. tubcrcular persons.
II. co.. Brooks bill To enlarge
the powers and territorial Jurls-
diction OF shcrilfs, policemen.
town marshals and constablcs.
II. NJ. Brooks bill to authorize
the licensing Of a practiclng PLY
sician in the county OF his resi-
dcnce.
II. NJ. Brooks bill TO authorize
dentists who have practiccd Il
years or more 10 register III oil
flee Of county clerk.
II. Y. Bells bill to require soft
drink stands to give unobstruct-
cd view OF inside from outside.
The following most important.
bills are in the orders OF the day
in the House and likely to be
called up for consideration
B,ryl Boyds bill TO repeal re
etJicucn u hunting rabbits.
a =. a. C'Donovan's bill to sub
init SIy,OOOO0O soldier bonus
hond issue.
6. {. Waggoner's bill To make
4 misdcmcanor 10 kill or wound
Dlood-fox- or dccr-hound.
James Parks bill to cmpoWc
University OF Kentucky and Nor
nal Schools to condemn land.
{. ID. Minors bill to apprOpri-
lte 81, 600 annually for FIVE Years
for Perryvile Battlefield.
4. L. Hamilton's bill to pro- +!
vide for State Police Force, ap-I
)ointment of a superintendent |
hereof, together with Il deputy |
superintendent, clerical assistants
md the officers and men who
,hall constitute the force.
James Parks bill TO amr
,ub- section 3. Section 6GO. Civil |
ode. 10 provide that adverse /
,arty may be compelled io
lily. |
{. y. Trucsdcll's bill to amcuC !
subsection .. Section $40. Ken !
ucky Statutes. relating 20 The |
OF sewers in tn |
trccts, alleys and highway !
lite, OF the fourth class.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
Wien Your Farm Stock Is
Sick, Look for Rats

Disease among farm animals
just 'iir't happen. Rats are car
riers g.; ,,ansc~ous plagucS-hog
cholc . toot ond mouth disease.
and Sl.; t>Ir'l Ic Of all scuurgc-
-Brh,.aN aguc. Farm,>
shouil tirov around premises
RAT SNAl'. It's sure and safe
Three siIrS. Sc. 65c. $l.25. Sold
and s,arsntl,d by douglas &
Simmo',s AMI stockton and Son.
feb
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
MoKee's fsmous Remnant Sale
is on all this week. The real bar
gains of the season here. II
GOT 100 GALLONS ON
RIVER HOUSEBOAT

Paduoah. Ky, Feb. l3-Burton
Worthington. ". was shot in a
battle between officers aud moon
sinners near the mouth oi Clark 5
RIVER Saturday He died today.
Five houseboats with 100 gallons
OF whisky were captured. Officers
believe they will wipe out illicit
traffic on the Tennessee river and
tributaries in this neighborhood.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
HELD HIS Wife ON
STREET CAR TRACK
'Gy Associated Pres y

Windsor. Conn. Feb. lS-Tu>.
StrofT is in Jail here today on 4
charge OF attempting to kill his
wife by holding her un the track
IA front OF an approaching trolley
car. Her right leg was crushed
and her condition !, serious.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
BEREA "KIvvER"
IS GIVEN HARDING
President Hutchins In Washing.
ton To Make Presentation
Al White House Today

Washington, Feb. Is - Prcsi-
dent Warren G. Harding will re-
ceive today from President Jas
iIutchins, OF Bcrca College, a
"kivver" of the ample proportions
and characteristic weave that
have marked homspuu products
Of the kentucky mountains for
$50 years. The quilt was made
in the Ifiresdc Industrial Depart
mcnt--houscd in the Sunshine
Ballard Cabin at Berca-by noun
tain girl students.
DIR. llutchins will % Ia the
White House at ono O'Clock. nc
cumpanicd by John Tenn .
Crave. DR.. Johnathan {. Day, {.
{. Calhoun. Seth Low. picrpont,
Rev. DR.. Jason y. Pierce. and
others associated in the Washing
ton drive this week for subscrip-
tons to the Bcrca $l,0O0.0O0 nc
cess " fund. The Bcrca head
will make a short speech OF pre-
."n,atiun.
In addresses made from Wash
ington pulr;;s Sunday, DrS.
IIutcliins and Day prepared tho
way for mass meeting To bc
held Monday night when the ap-
peal VIII be launched.
DR.. liutchius told an audience
aI Calvary BAPTIST ch;.ch Mr..
llarding's church-that the noun
tain people at the South arr "i
stuff ii which AbraLam Lin
coin was made.
Patriotic. religious. prolific.
they may become builders OF
.Nmcrica The beautiful he dcc'ar
cd. The only solution 81 tho
mountain problem is christian cd
uCation. Education to the noun
tain man means liberation, pro-
yidcd the education j. set frc.
from seCtarianism. and set free
from matcrialism."
Discuss ng the work oi Bcrca.
Dr. llutchins said that back into
the cuvcs and "hUllcrs" of Ken
tuckv. Tennessee. West Virginia.
Virginia and other states, 20 hun
t'Tcds at normal students each
, car to transform the community
lifc the women To- foster better
hoUlcS. to serve a. registered
the men ,o teach aud
piac;ice better mountain agricul-
turc.'
He also told OF the handicap,
wrought by the bad road, and
other factor, for isolation. lie
praised the work oi his predcccs-
sur. DIR. William Goodcll Frost. a.
that "i daring and constructive
educational genius"
DR. IIutchins spoke Sunday
morning NJ the First Congrega-
tioual church. DR.. Day. who Is
aiding tho work in Washington.
baltimore, Philadelphia and 9th
rr cities. also spoke at three
Washington church, Sunday. TIcr
Nill address a number uf lunch
ron clubs during the week.
DR. Day, who Tor ten year, WI.
pastor OF the Prc>by terrain LIB !
n Temple. in New York. VA,
porn in Harlan county. His moth
,r. who could neither read nor
write. once sold coo acres OF Jhc
'c~i coal land IN Kentucky 'lor
800.
Representative Ralph Gilberl.
If Kentucky. will preside at thc
mass meeting tonight. Addresses
y II be made by Drs. IIutctins
md Day. John Temple Graves
md others. The drive will be
.arricd TO Baltimore next week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13

Don't forget the meeting
tonight to take steps to re
organize the Chamber OF
Commerce. Every citizen
is invited and urged to>bc az
the State Bank ami Trust
Company al 7 O'Clock. Your
absence will be good evi-
dcnce that YOU are not in
terested in All organized cf-
fort To work for the COM
mcrcial development OF
Richmond and Madison
county.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
NORMALCY NOW HITS
COTTON Mill WORKERS

Boston. Mass. Feb. l3- Half
OF the 10000 cotton mill opera
tive> or New England are on rc-
duced wage scales TO-DAY and
nearly $4,000 OF them were ON
strike in protest. a, a result 81
many plants beng shut down. IN
cluding the tmu>kcg Mills. a.
Manchester. the largest cotton
mill in the world.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
Here's Cheap League

Cairo. H., Feb. l3-The "Tik
baseball league was organized
here Yesterday. 1t is composed
OF teams from Paris. Tennessee,
Cairo. Illinois. Paducah and May
field Kentucky. 1t plans to in
crease its membership to eight
The teams are limited to thir-
teen players each with a salary
limit of Sl.S00 per season.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
HOTEL SAFE ROBBED
OF 100000 JEWELS
lEy A.,nclatrd I,rc..l

~. Louis, Mo. Feb. l.3-l'uur
bandits held up the night force at
the Washington hotel here last
night and looted the safety de-
Fosit OF jcwclry worth 100000
belonging to guests and escaped
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Feb. l5-Light
weights, packers and medium 25c
higher; others steady; trade in
Chicago lower; cattle and calves
steady.
Louisville. Feb. l3-Cattlc l+0G
strong; 81 to 81 hogs $500 SOC
lower; 81 To $40; sheep so steady
81 down; lambs Sl3.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
Catches Big Hawk

Mr.. John Turpin caught one OF
the largest hawks seen in 4 long
time last Sunday. 1t measured
S. inches from tip to top.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
Notice to the Public

have taken charge OF tho
Goodloc barber shop and VIII app
preciate the patronage OF all my
friends.
81 2t CHAS. CORNELISON
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13

DanviIIe people are circulating
petitions to have DIR. John Gary
Atcheson elected president OF
Centre College.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13

Stearns, Ky. Feb. l3-Mr. and
Mrs. Finley Murphy, OF Marsh
Creek. are receiving congratula
tions ON the birth of their 18th
child. a son. Fourteen of the Is
are living. Mr.. Murphy is 40.
and his wife slightly younger.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13

Dorothy Dodd Shoes for La
dies included in the special sale
prices -E. v. Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13

McKee's famous Remnant Sale
is on all this week. The real bar
gains of the season here. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-13
The Weather

Generally fair tonight and
Tuesday; colder tonight.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-09-14

Reid Matheny, H. H. Hoy, j. a. keck,
b. L. Pearson, A. Z. Bunday, T. /. Fit
tie, Willis Z Johnson, r. A. Larson,
e. A. Moon; Stewards, Frank B. Smith,
district steward; r. B. Breed, reserve;
Miss Mae Austin, recording steward;
Mrs. A. r. Bunday. communion stew
ard: c. II. Atkinson. +. T. Burris, O..
s. Caldwell, ID. r. Doner, K. b. Hard
ing. A. S. Harding, j. b. Hastings, c.
q. Huxley, c. l.. Hinkley, j. B. Hink-
ley, G.. H~uchendorf, G.. s. Johnson, A.
II. Huffman, w. f. kumlein, j. w.
Lane. J. S. Leberknight, A. g. Lundeen,
A. J.. klinefelter, Z. G. Montgomery.
Milton Mcknight, Fred Killing, f. w.
Radeke, p. j. Scarbo, A. T. Tomrkins,
j, a. Williams. Vern Varney, DR.. +. II.
Whitehead, f. b. Wiley, +. A. Wing,
Miss Mabel O. Woods. A summary
of reports made by the various de-
partmental heads of the parish is as
follows: Membership increase during
the year, ia; Total membership to
date, S79; Sunday school total en-
rollment, 566; average attendance, 1913,
IN increase of ten per cent during the
year.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-09-14
Local and Personal


Buy your magazines at Taylor's.-
Advertisement.
Scout shoes $2.2S. The Boot Shop.
Advertisement.
Ladies Solid Comfort slippers $2.45
The Boot Shop.-Adyertisement.
Adding machine paper at the Reg
lister office, ~ inch roll, % cents
Advertisement.
You are cordially invited to attend
the formal opening of The Questad-
Zimmerman Style Shop on Friday
evening, September Is, 1922.-Adver-
tiSement.
Clyde Huxley drove to Mason City,
Ia, Saturday to attend the meeting Of
the district executives Of the Sixth Dis
trict Of the International Rotary clubs.
Coe |. Crawford of Huron accOmpan-
led him on the trip. Mr.. Hinkley is
president of the Bookings Rotary
club and is chairman of the district
committee on redistricting. The dis
trict at the present time includes three
large states and is considered too
J. d SC " II WIZ NJ Allb Va iiiiAi
ley's committee is working out a plan
to divide the district in such a manner
that the size Of the district may be
reduced.
Miss Carol Green, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. b. T. Green, left Friday for
Carthage, Ill, to begin her duties as
associate professor of history at Garth
age college, a school that ranks high
in educational rating books. She will
teach American history and pSychol-
ogy.. Enroute she spent Sunday at
Madison, Wis. visiting. Miss Green re-
ceived her masters degree last spring
at Columbia university, New York City.
Her thesis on the subject, The AID
mission of South Dakota as a State
into the Union" was announced as n
of the three best submitted, showing
the most investigation and work.
At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck of Bruce
on Thursday afternoon at 2:0O o'clock,
Miss Bonnie Buck and Mr.. Lynn d.
Hutton of BroOkings, were united in
marriage, the Rev. r. G. Keagy Of the
Methodist Episcopal church reading
the service. The bride was attend
ed by her father. Mrs. Hutton gradu-
ated from the State college with the
class of 1922, winning the honor Of
being the most popular girl on the
campus. Mr., Hutton graduated from
State" in 1920 and is connected with
the extension department. They left
for a motor trip through the Black
Hills and the Yellowstone Park. The
best wishes of their many friends are
extended and a cordial welcome
awaits their return to to their home in
BrOokings.
At the fourth quarterly conference of
the local Methodist church, the follow
ing officers were elected: Trustees,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-09-14

returned home Saturday. Mr. Iohman
a Y that conditions over tbere are
much worse than peonle here think
Miss Nellie Henry very nleasantly
entertained the Misses Ueruine ana
Zoa Mathews Emma Faircbild and
Neuie Orhraps of Brookings and Miss
Amy Horton AT q porch marty last
Saturday afternoon Visiting and zee.
dar hoy needle work took nm tho time
before delicious refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cheeyer Of
Bookings, and Mrs. Curry and Min
ME Curry and Mrs. NJ. +. st John
from Canada visited Sunday after
noon AT the Robert Henry home.
Mrs. st John was a resident of Volga
about thirty years ago. and Will be