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Evening star., 1922-08-13
Gn Memorianr.

ATCHISoN. In loving remembrance Of my
dear father. HARRIS l.. ATCHISON, who
passed away eighteen years ago today. Au-
gust 13, 1901.
HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. .
JOHNSON. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear mother. ALICE BLAIR JOHNSON.
who departed this life four years ago today,
August 13, 1918.
Passed from this earth to a peaceful rest,
Called by tod, who knaweth hest.
Always in our memory you will remain
Until in heaven meet again.
Mother. ho- hard tried to save you,
Prayers and tears were in vain,
q Happy angels came and took you
From this world Of care and pain.
HER son AND DAUGHTERS. GEORGE.
LEILA. GRACE AND JOSEPHINE
OFFUTT. In loving remembrance Of DAVID
A. OFFUTT. who departed this life one yeE
ago today, August 13. 1921, husband Of tb
late Caroline {. 0ffutt and father of A
mand Offutt and Gertrude s. Rhodes
NAV his soul rest in peace and perpetui
light shine upon him.
Evening star., 1922-08-13
ANTHRACITE RUNS SHORT
Output to Date $4,000, 900 Tons
Behind Last Years Total.

While bituminous coal production
remains at a relatively low level, the
situation in the anthracite field re-
mains far more serious than in the
regions producing soft coal.
Production of industrial anthraci1e
in .July was. in round numbers, 11.000
net tons, against 100000 net tons in
July, 1921, according to the geological
survey. No commercial mines are
operating producing anthracite, and
production is now Limited 10 ABOUT
81. .0O(t-tons a week, chiefly steam sizes
dredged from the rivers. During the
week ended August 12 last year. l.
772.000 net tons of anthracite were
produced.
The total output of anthracite since
January 1 now stands at 22.S00.000 net
tons. In comparison with 1921. this
is a decrease of nearly 33,000,0o0 net
tons.
Evening star., 1922-08-13
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia-Cloudy today: tomorrow
fair and warmer; gentle variable
winds.
West Enthusiastically fair to-
day and tomorrow; no change is tenn
perature.
Records for Twenty-Five Hours.
Temperature-Midnight. 65; am.
Ga; am, 63; 6 am, 63; am, Ga;
10 am. 65; II noon, 60: 2 pm, II;
pm:, IL; pm, IL; pm, 30; 10
pm, &c.
Highest, 71.9; lowest. 629
Relative humidity-S am, S4:
pm, 81; 8 pm, rs. Rainfall m.
to s pm, trace. Hours of sunshine.
1.6. Per cent of possible sunshine, IL.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. S4: lowest, ~.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-08-13

Just to give you idea of the tremendous values wait
ing for you note the piece Bedroom Suite which are
offering below such absurdly low price $1o Look
all the other equally sensational oferingsthen come
to the store and you'll find lots
No matter what you require furnish home BUY IT
NOW You'll saved before and don't
need the ready cash. because liberal credit system
permits you pay balance
weekly monthly
Evening star., 1922-08-13
Deaths.

eARNAcLo. On Saturday. August l.. ~
at his residence, Coluu.bia Park. MO;
WALTER f., youngest son of James x. and
Annie Barnaclo. in his twenty-seventh year.
Funeral from his late residence. MONDAY.
August IL at $50 O'Clock am, thence
to ST. Margaret's Church, where mass WIZ
/be said for the repose Of his soul l3'
REAL. Departed this life Friday. August IL,
1922, at $50 am, THEODORE BEAL. be-
onipiey John BeaI and william Honesty.
Funeral from his late residence, 1924 22nd
ST. Monday August II, At o'clock. Rev:
James L. Pinn Will onaciate. Friends ana
relatives invited. IL
Evening star., 1922-08-13
ASSUMES PIANO BUSINESS
Homer L. Kit Co. Buys Stock o
Knabe Warerooms. Inc.

The Homer /. Kit Co, which has
been incorporated with a capital stock
of 100000, has purchased the bust
ness of knabe Warerooms, Inc. at
1880 g street. it was announced yes
terday, and shortly will remodel the
entire front of the building and install
many new interior Improvements.
Homer l.. Kilt. who resigned August
from the Arthur Jordan Piano Co..
OF which he was secretary and
treasurer, is president of the new
concern.
The entire stock of the Knabe
Warerooms has been taken over by
the new firm
Evening star., 1922-08-13
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to the
health department in the past nty-four
Denizar A. Defer. 70. $40 Conduit road.
Charles e. Sanford, SO. 931 G st. sw.
Elizabeth T Watson. 72, 2141 Wyoming ave.
Helen Nichols, 2, Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital.
Michael McKenna, e. Emergency Hospital.
Eliza Burress, Sc. Freedmen's Hospital
Mark J. Cooper, %, Georgetown University
Louisa Garnett. 40. 2421 Shows court.
Annie E. Friend, s5, 1717 Sth st.
Harriet Brown 65. 2304 l st.
Theodore R. Beal, 10, tuberculosis Hospital.
Paul X. Hisada, "a, Garfield Hospital.
Evening star., 1922-08-13
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Frank Geier's Sons Co.
111s SEVENTH VENT gd;.ISov ST; NV. Main 2473
Timothy Hanlon
Evening star., 1922-08-13

Here's your opportunity to
secure genuine Gold Seal
Congoleum Rugs at prices
that are low.
Evening star., 1922-08-13

When criticizing youngsters, let's
remember we didn't die young our
selves-Evansville Courier
Evening star., 1922-08-13

A French medical scientist has
made the statement that bald heads
and toothaches go together.
, 1922-12-21

MarRuret veiteh. Alice LaYeiie.
-orsne Franklin. LEc Link, Nellie
McCash. Dorothes Nfyer. Myra
Cook. Jean Bingham, Gertrude
limerick. < eanor Gay. Mary Kim
ball. El.nora Res Evelyn Barr.
All Leskela. Marjorie vancin. Ger
t-ude limerick. Arthur Van Cor
don. Mabel Lang. Virginia MeBufe.
Beuiah Jones. Dell Thomas. Helen
Lang Elsie swartz. Annie Brennan.
Vivian Cartwright. Iantha Barnes.
D3ncll Whitmore. Celeste Ufhen.
Vera Nelson. Adaiie Jones. Cath
crime McRae.
Depai tneu-al Grads-Alma I'm
ser. Ethel Mclaughlin. Agnes Bar
nrs-. Evelyn Logan, Izstta Gibbs,
Dsriine Young Clara Hansen,
Amelia shikany. Theima Young,
Louise Becker. Evelyn Logan,
John Upen. Bernice Young. Mar
~aet Grisinver. Kathleen sunNel,
Ruth Marshall. Harry Proud. Irene
voimer, Gertrude Berg, Nina Saund-
ara. Gertrude Burroughs Fred
Mundy, Della Brennan. Teed Eshel-
man. LemDis Karisainens Lois RIA
rte. Martha Gerber Harry Root.
Gerald .Cron well.
, 1922-12-21
PERMAKSHTP HONOR ROLF FOR GRADE SCHOOLS
INCLUDES NAMES OF SCORES OF PUPILS HERE

MaAsrwta. Agnes Duncan. AIifs
Bailey.
MILLS SCHOOL.
Second Grsdo-Sormaa ArSr.
Dorothy Am.s. Kenneth Bybee.
Shirley Davis. Walter Boyer. Ruth
Smith. Harold Moore. Dsvrard prol-
bnssr. wilmer Taylor, Oliver Mar
tin. Howard Aaxon.
Third Grafe-Georre Adams. VIII
lam Adams. Percy Dockhan, Fran.
oes Boyer. Willie Twi;s. Icis Camp
bell.
Fourth and Firth oradss-r-ne
Riley. Opal Mills. Pztrica Williams.
Afrxins Klinmsn-
Mills DspartmentAi=Hay Mills
Frances svare. Laurence Walden,
Lueiia Robidou, Jean CouEhiin.
Dorothy Riley 0ertruds Hen
singer. Waiter Allen. Howard Mel.
In. Geneal smothers. Ruth Hun
ter, Opal Campbell.
ELK SCHOOL.
First and Second oradss-Hazsi
Mlddaush. Emery MIddauxh. Gala
Lily Lilly. Roy Martin. cracs Tros-
per. Bertha Anderson. Paul Temple.
Irna Haas. Jean Provinsal.
Second Grade-WlliIam Lux, MARY
Toman. Calvin Weaver. NAH. To
man. Nellie Wells. Elizabeth To
man. Roy Nighswonger. Inez An.
trim. Maurcen Brown, Imogene
Banker. Aiino Mathis. Bsrao Fox,
James Niche. Emily Vtsoky.
Third Gradt-AIbc-tn Brdanan.
Patricia Gray. Sylvia Saunoers.
Thelma Hamii. Jessis Macbeth,
Nadine Martin. Camille Niche,
John Mo-rcr. Kathryn Jones.
Fourth GradO-F1oyd Anderson,
Kenneth Anderson. Arne Barhaug,
Milton Gum. Teresa Gum, Frieda,
Haas. Frances Hayes. Melissa
Helms. 1nEiler Martins, Elaine
Mesyers. Iva Nelson. Teddy Nell
son. Meta oulntAna. Herbert ouist
Helen Rowse. Lucille Shady. Billy
WIthers.
Fifth Grade-Asnes Schneider,
Nettie Farris. RevR Beer. Wilma
GuBtln, Dorothy Logan. Susie
Rudd. Anna Marie Gray. LAKE
, 1922-12-21

Resale Hciroy1. Carl Laraon.
Gledys Barnett. Msyms Fsler.
Bornioa limerick. Frank last.
Richard Lloyd. Robert Wipth,
Alfred Becker. Alles Boi.n. Irene
Frost,
WEST CASPER.
Second orace@Joyco Hansen.
Marvin England. Nova waidron.
Alice Knight. Elizabeth Roberts.
Evelyn KIser. DeImar MCGOWAN.
Carl Magyar. Hosahui Eastman.
Guy cantraii. Eve IN Richardson.
Lawrence D4mmiek. John Dsdds.
Elvira Rosenthal. Mabel Erlsby.
virginia Mcdowell. Crystal Hand.
Virginia can-ran. Palmer Ames.
Thomas Haas.
Third Grade=1farEurits carrar
heT, Bernard Blnkeiy. Lewayne
rutherford. Lsfha Hendyx. Fern
Wood. Opal Cashcart.
Fourth Grade-0ensva Larsen,
Mace,yn Tobin. Juanita Tapp.
Beulah Roads. Thomas BaInes.
Gretchen Smith. Mildred Green.
Grace Lindsay. Claire Storm. Viz.
sinia K.ncannon. Edna Gerreli.
Howard Biakeiy. Doris Curr, Ethel
Douglas. Esther Beal. Mildred
Rhinesmith.
FIFTH Grade - Alice afudvett.
Helm Rhinesmith. Donna Belle
GaanSS'l, Grace SInes. George Ros-
eIio0. Anaabei-e Rosen.hal. Net
tie Lowe. Alice Hailock. Lillian Ola
mond. Ruth Lintecum. Betty VIE
derhold. Robert Alben. Viola Howell.
West Departmental Marjorie
Ames. Mildred Burnett. Helen
Blanton. Lucille Buroh. Carl FRS
by. Irene Ganus. Mary Hansen.
Louise jacobson. Wilma Kelley.
Florence Key9er. Donald Myers.
George Rosellon Helen Pinkerton,
Margaret Prewitt. Virginia Satter.
Velma Schneider. VerGio Sprague.
Lorena Corey. Violet Phillips,
Wayne Culver. Aiber. Cook. Muriel
Green. Madeline Ganus. Harold
Mudgeft. Lcona Moore. Margaret
Peters. FREQ erick H.x, Elsie Knight.
Scthryn siebers. Francis Biakely.
Charles Heerlein. John Hefferin.
MARY Alice Jones. Dorothy Kinds.
EAST CASPER
Second G-ade-Margaret Nichols.
Anna Frances Hsmbright, Rather
Inc Crater. Dorothy Seaman, Fran
ces Snyder. rene Holkesvik. Lois
Chase katherine Biedermnn, Rob
ert Anderson. Mary CASTOR, Flora
Beer. Mary Frank. Wilma O'Brion.
, 1922-12-21

ard M~ocather.ne. Agnes PECAN.
Gertrude Lewis. Eugene Baltic.
Dorothy Battle. Patricia Davis.
Bruce Daniels. Virginia Nelson. Mar
Ina Moad. Elizabeth Vucurvi1h.
Helen RuEzies. Eunice Laden. Ber-
uard EutkoVski. Donald Lobdoii.
Carol Coaie. Lincoln Eennett.
Woodrow Post. willard Patterson.
Jean Proctor. Queen Piunkstt Otto
ndwen.
s.y:h GrAde-Pcsri Weiss. winni.
fred s--.~s. Winifred Morton Mar
garet Pinney. Alrel lngman. Mar
greet Brown. Thclma Patterson. vir-
EiniA Diamond. Gi.nda Stewart,
Thomas Metz. George SchuIer,
gRodger cyan. Harry Hubbard.
Donald Tofnbs. Horace Benham.
Dorothy Halloran. HAROLD Mar
shall. Lorens G~aIlinger. Genevieve
shumnker. Leila Crockett. Nova
Fuller. Gladys Trueolood. John
Patterson. Veronica PORTER. Mar
Guerite o'Farrell. VirEin.a Gather,
Evelyn Jack, Wyiiss McComb. Lena
Smith. Charles O'Maliey. Jessie
Worth. Rober- Casteil. Vivian Won.
derby.
Park Observation-Disclosures Ben
sch. Mary Roberts. Lucille schopf.
JsneH flanagan. Genevieve Brown.
Evelyn Walker. Mildred Johnston,
Berniee F1aneEan. Louise BLACK
stone. Byron Scherck. orma Proc
tor. Roberta Denny. Helen Lyden.
Mary Louise Cross. Veronica Nolan,
Emma Gaiiagos. Margaret OsCon.
nu, Juitn Mechling. Margaret
Braoken. Lucille Fletcher, Juan,sa
Fisher. Margaret Rockwell. Mar
iorie Davis. Helen Degan. Helen
Johnston. James Bruk,Ander, Helen
Hirschfield. Gertrude Josendai.
Eleanor Hyer. Frances Macarthur,
Eileen Butler. otheaI Gillian, Leita
Gillian. Lenore Jacobsen, Edna
lawson. ThelmA Morgan. E.ikA
Schmidt. Ruth Scott. wnfred Rirt1,
Bertha ShikRny. MargRfe. Thomp.
son. Foster Harrison. Hugo Sproul.
Prentice Bacon, Dean Belrdick.
George Vucurev!ch. Ruth Bagby.
ka-aleen Kennoy. Helen RsEan.
, 1922-12-21
NorIcE or INcoRPoRATIoN.

Notice IS hereby gwen Of the IN
corporation Of the Casper Wyoming
Rodeo Association. That there
was filed in the office of the Sec
-etarv Of State. at Cheyenne, Wy
ming. December 9th, 1922, at the
lour of HAS a m, the Articles Of
Incorporation Of said company.
The objects and purposss OF
said company are the buying and
selling Z lands, building Of neces-'
sary buildings, buying Of necessary
horses, cattle and equipment, aero
planes and all other thing neces-
sary for the conducting Of Rodeo
Slows and other anus ,ments- The
capital stock Of this corporation is
forty Thousand dollars (S40.0o0)
divided into 400 shares Of a par
val lie OF one hundred dollars each.
The tsrm Of existence Of said cor
poration is fifty years.
Tho names Of the board Of direc-
tors who VIII manage the business
and affairs Of the CORPORATION for
he first corporate year are: Charles
W. Barton, Campbell Christian. Al
bert F. Bell, and Clarence A. Bell.
The operations Of said company will
be carried on at Casper. Wyoming
md elsewhere. The location of TIC
principal office OF the corporation
= Room 1. Smith Block, Casper.
Wyoming. ana Clarence A.-Bel Is
The agent in charge.
CLARENCE A. BELL.
Secretary.
Pub. Dec. 10. 90. 81. 1922.
, 1922-12-21

Huber. Lloyd Dowisr. Inlme- Han
stn, Leoia Thoro. Helen nitter.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Second Grads - Bernard DAILY.
Gerald DAILY. Roberta Mapes,
Charles Simpson. Robert stone
Jack Kennedy. Beth wo,cott. Az
Vera Mae E.out. Helen Armbruster.
Martha Jabs. Hasei Wright. Cath-
crime Dean. James sDeck. Esther
Bsane. Josr Mosher.
Third Gs>rs-Evelyn BeSI. Izvon
Bait. James Evenson. June Decker.
Heien Cormier. Briy Cron.n. Billy
Butcher. Robert sherrnrd. Gwen
doiyn DRY. Mar brennan. Roberta
BAN. Everett A-en. 10y Hover.
Mildred Fry. Margaret Winter.
Harsi sodenAn. Harry UdeW1tz
Fourth orade-Ruth Pile. Daisy
RAdAkovieh. Jay O'neu. Velda
Thatcher. Edwin ellis. Harr EFT
oueal. Howard Wilson. John Stew
art. Martha Pro7o. John Radako-
v1eh. Guy Wright. Edward Gabbert.
Fifth Grnde-LAilian Haywood.
Alice Hendon.
Central Department = Maurice
Wen. Willie Mum. Daley Peter
sOn, sam Foshay. Lucille Carman.
Edwin Harris. DonAlo Dcdds, Eula
Sanka. Eva Rhodes. Esther Turner.
Marie Propp. Erma woodward,
Marie Nicholas. Lillian Roth. Pau,
Huber. Estell stliway. Frank Cros-
sen. Robert Farris. Daisy Daniels.
ArzIIla Foster. Grace. Foster. Ruth
Galloway. Chester Dean. Lummi-
belle Foster. Ada Boyles. Margaret
Hammond. Marion Mann. Heen
ellis. Henry KILLER. Mildred RADIO
kovitch.
SOUTH CASPER SCHOOL.
Second Grade-Gerhld Fidler,
Mildred Gallagher. Jim Parker. Ma.
rion Spencer. George Mitchell. John
Fritz. Paul Evans, Juan.ta Harris.
Leroy weisenberaer. Burdis weis-
enberger. Gay Russell.
Third Grade-Bernioe Jourgen-
sen. Harold Barnes. Charles Mo
Nell, Harvey limerick. Joseph
Becker. Thelma Koch. Leroy sny-
dor, Dorothy Sauter.
Fourth GrhSe-James Mcclure,
Dorothy Robinson. Viola Barnett.
Cyril Adams. Donald Evans. Joyce
Terry, Roxs Devices, William Bus
tard. Monica Adams. Elizabeth
Hinkel.
Fifth b Grads-Beatriee Black
stoned Phyllis seeley. Louis Bast.
, 1922-12-21

Opal wirth. Lorraine Roth. Clara
Belle Lyon. Luverue Hufford. Roy
Shuilz. Rowena Hobbs.
Third o-de-ponaid Eshelman.
Dorothy Richardson. Chester Beas-
ley, Elizabeth Rash. Ruth NcFar-
and, Harold Henry. John Eoush-
Ian. Lucille HeaRney. Lois Bi0dgett.
MaenLda Racish. Lucille Phenn-
Fourth G-ade-Forencs Lewis.
Ruth Miller. Evelyn Beal. Esther
Karkainan. Susan Kemp. Thelma
Logan. Betty Lord. Harriet Price.
Glen Copeland. Ralph Holmes. .sll-
Lam Dudley. Kenneth Welsh. Billy
Gray. Gfaori Briggs. Warren Por-
ter.
Fifth Gra0r-Frances Brown.
Frances Nesbltt. Richard Vie ding.
Wilma Cotter. Yoshio NeSRshi.
Maxine Edwards. Doris Brown.
Fed Mayor. Dorothy Weaver. Rob
e< Tyler. Evelyn Taggar:. Melvin
Taylor Evelyn Rytko. Wilko Alta.
Adreua Re iian. Corinne McChristv.
Margaret Holden. Jack loops. FL
vira Bundrock. Juanita Meyer.
Ruth Gianford. Dorothy Bass.
Frances Mostelier. Kathryn Myer.
Naomi Dessert. Evelyn Morris. Ell
len Nykanen. Lucille Lyon. Kath-
ryn KIM. Virginia Lee Protzman.
Roberta Thomas. Alice Kyne. Isene.
Price. Doris Westfali. Herbert
Jones. willard Searies, Ralph era
ter, Gerald Cottcr. John Terriere.
Georgs Robinson. Everef McCrarv
Delbert Edwards. Frank Nelson.
David Bianford. Herbert Probst.
Richard Sheffield. Ernest Ficca-
slNth GraNe-Hslen Sheppard.
, 1922-12-21
RASH ON BABY'S
FACE AND EARS
Cried Night and Day. Face
Awful. Cuticura Heals.

When my baby was three
months old q rash broke out on her
face and back Of her ears. 1t was
WATER and wherever the water
touched sore eruptions h-oke out.
She would Try TO scratch and cried
night and day. Her face looked
awful.
II read an advertisement for Cuti-
eurs Soap and ointmen, and sent
tor a free sample which helped her
80 l purchased moro, and after using
two cakes Of Cuticura Soap and M
box of Ointment she was healed, In
three weeks" tSIgned) Mrs. A. /.
CoPPersmith. Lsnnon, Wise.
use crtieara Soap, Ointment and
Taleum for all toilet purposes.
Hsaplg zssh RTsshT Nan. Adsr-s.s -oua-urAEs-
s5ateEase DsRt 4 hAa6an Al,GAsh. asl1 svsry-
ykss. &1pAe- Ointment8 and eoe. isnn Ee-
~ Cnhenra Soap shavps visbsut naa-
, 1922-12-21

III GOLDEN RUIZ DEPT. STORE
l25 East SecoI d St.
Lindsay and Co.
THE CAMPBELLJOHNSON co.
"Heat-to-Foot Clothiers'
22s-225 SSIth Center st.
ELECTRIC SUP & CONST. co.
Radio Supplies
142 E. Midwest Ave. A. L. Forster, Prom.
RICHTER MUSIC co.
Homo of the Nictro.a- Brunswick and
Lyon G. Healy Pianos
$50 s. Center st. Geo. e. PITCHER, Prom.
IL PALMS
The Palms Telegraph Florist
4l4 East Second st. E. G.. Hadley, Prop.
N.ATRONA BUTTER SHOP
IF It's Pure Food. We Have IL"
Corner Second and Durbin SIS.
A E Winter. Jr.. Prop.
f.. p. BRENNAN
Representative Lawson Mig. Co.
Lawson Gas Stoves and Heaters
131 West Railroad Ave.
SHOE 6 CLOTHING col
I42 East Second st. S. A. Shikany. Prom.
THE HOLMES HARDWARE co.
i46 East Second st. e. d. Holmes. Prom.
CASPER STEAM BAKERY
224 East Second St.
]. c. Zuttermeister, Prop.
THE LEADER
Women's and Children's Wear
Midwest Bldg.
BR0DIE RUBBER CO.
diamond Tires 220 East Second st.
E. J. Donahoe, s~ecy.Treas.
, 1922-12-21

NJ. ID. BARNETT co.
"Barnett'a OF Course
1874 South Center N. NJ. Petker. Mgr.
THE HUB CLOTHIERS
Leaders Of Low Prices
PA South Center Hax Heller. Mgr.
WIGGiNS. YOUR SH0EMAN
Home OF Red Goose Shoes"
122 East Second st. j. A. Virgins, Prop.
GLOBE SHOE co.
230 South Center St.
Arthur A. Schultz. Prop.
THE KIMBALL DRUG STORE
Ktmbal Handles the Goods
2l4 South Center st.
TIE MIDWEST PHARMACY
"Kimbali Handles the Goods
Opposite the Post Office
HARPER'S
Dry Goods and Shoes
234-236 Eas: Second St.
Harry Harper, Prop.
EVANS
Jeweler and Optometrist
1874 South Center Jesse Evans. Prop.
WYOMING BAKING co.
1874 West Yellowstone
CASPER JEWELRY MFG. CO.
Special Order Work.
1870 East Second st. Max Myiand. Prop.
THE BoOTERY
1874 East Second st. A. F. Sarin. Mgr.
THE FUCHS CO.
Ladies' Ready to Wear
THE CAMPBELL HARNARE co.
147 South Center 81. A. J. Kelly. Mgr.
THE CASPER PHARMACY
III East Second w. H Crawford Prom
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-11-09

expects to return home in several
days.
Mrs. Sam Allies and Miss Johnson,
of Morton, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. III. Fox, Sunday.
The greatest revival Pelahatchie
has ever known, come to close
Sunday night. after being conducted
for the past two weeks by Rev. Dan
Kelly and the pastor, w. J. Dawson.
There were an addition of ia mem
bers to the two churches here, some
coming by letter, others on profession
of faith Every service was greatly
enjoyed, but the flower service Sun
day afternoon was especially beautl-
full and impressive. The church was
filled to overlooking at all of the
services.
A mems prayer meeting is to be
organized: also one for the girls and
another for the boys, and an Epworth
League for the young people. 1t is
impossible to estimate the good done
for the town. Love and best wishes
follow Rev. Dan and John Kelly in
their great work.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-11-09
PELAHATCHIE

$. f. King, popular druggist, left
act business there.
Mrs. II. H. Watts, of Newton,
visited her niece, Miss Lottie Gay,
last week.
f. X Jones. of Carriere. Miss,
spent the week-en here.
Miss LeOna Hardee went to Jack
son Friday to visit Miss Estelle
Locke, of Kilmichael, who was there
for the week end.
Mr.. r. A. Irby, of Long Beach,
spent Monday night here with Mr..
Dick Mckay.
Mrs. j. w. Beasley was visitor
in Jackson Thursday.
Miss Mabel Warren, of Ruston,
La. is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Jim Ross.
Ethelbert Phillips came Thursday
night from MerigOld, and is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Daisy Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. ChaS. Saunders, of
Lake, visited Mrs. Jim Ross, Thurs
day. While here, Mr.. Saunders went
10 Brandon and transacted business
there.
Mrs. r. y. Battle left Sunday night
for Meridian. Monday she went to
Montgomery, Ala, and was joined
there by her husband.
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Wilson, of the arrival of
a granddaughter in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Walker, of Hatche-
chubee, Ala. Mrs. Walker was be-
fore her marriage, Miss Berry Wilson.
Uncle Doe Mulhollan, of Morton,
was greeting his many friends here
Thursday.
Mrs John Kirsh had as her guest
last week, Mrs. Warren, of Shiloh.
She came to attend the revival serv-
ices at the NJ. +. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Lindsey, OF
Brandon, attended the revival here
Thursday.
Mr.. Wallace Summers, of Colorado
Springs, Colorado, came Saturday to
visit his mother, Mrs. J. G. Summers.
Mrs. Wyles Boyette and children
are moving to Zama, Miss, this week.
Mr. Boyette left 10 days ago, and
has employment there.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Murray and
AIR and Mrs. Roy Robbins were Jack
son visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buren, Watson visit
ed Mrs. Walter Harp at the Baptist
Hospital in Jackson Sunday. Mon
day Mrs. Harp returned to her home
here.
Mr. T. A. Rives returned from the
Infirmary at Jackson, Saturday,
where he had been for the past 10
days. He is recovering rapidly now.
Miss Katherine Baskerville, at
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-11-09

tractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Baskerville, came Friday from
BroOkhaven, where she is attending
Whitworth College, and spent the
week end here.
Ted Ammons, of Forest, was here
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Anna Rogers left Monday to
visit her son, and other relatives near
Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. Martin Cough and family
moved last weeksto near Ludlow.
Mrs. ]. T. Knight, Jr., and at
tractive daughters spent Saturday
night and Sunday in the country
with relatives.
Mrs. Mamie Spann, Mrs. Sydney
McEaurin and Miss Anna Robinson
mOtOred over from Brandon Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. I. B. Spann was taken TO
the Baptist Hospital i'll Jackson Sat
urday, following an attack of APP
pendicitis. AS her condition imprOv
ed, she was not operated on. She
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-11-09
City News in Brief

w. L. Laird. of Mt. Creek, was in
town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. White spent
Monday i'm Jackson.
Messrs. Bilbro and Walters were
callers ut the News office Tuesday.
Mrs. Laird, of Mt Creek, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. ID. Rag
land.
]. l.. Mcdonald, of Star, was a
pleasant caller at the News office
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lindsey at
tended preaching at Pelahatchie last
Thursday.
Robert Wilson visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wilson, Sunday
and Monday.
Mrs. Joe Dixon, of Natchez, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Shields.
Several of the young men in town
went with the Flying Squadron to
Shiloh Sunday.
Miss Annie Robinson left Saturday
for Abilene, Texas, to stay until
Christmas.
Mrs. w C. Burns, and Cole, Jr.
spent several days last week with
relatives at Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Waddell, of
Jackson, spent Sunday and Monday
with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. White, Misses
Emma Buchanan, Olivia Moore and
Margaret Foulks attended services at