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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-26
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The American Legion and Womens
Auxiliary are making Big plans TOR
the proper Observance Of Armistics
Day here, and a splendid program en-
titled Lest We Forget" is being pre-
pared. The ladies Of the Auxiliary
are planning. on putting forth all eff
fort for the benefit Of the disabled vet
erans,- and big dance and basket
social will be held in the evening for
that purpose. Be sure to attend,
have gobd time, and at the same
time help those who gave their all
for your country and NINE Baskets
win be sold for 81. 90.
Also remember the Club Halloween
Masque Dance Friday evening Of this
week a good time promised to :,
Club funds have been used for good
community work in the past. and will
be in the future. Dance tickets, $1.00.
Spectator, &c. Good music.
BY The pupils 81 Mr.. "A. @. Lindah]
s~ill give piano recital at the church
Friday evening. Nov srl.z ia which
IN Submission Of 10 and 20 cents viii
bs CHARGED Tor the benefit a m
disabled solder FOLLOWING /. the
pro1rsGnil: .~..--..s ll..
4. l1auo Dust {.
lucille nxslkink, Ester Kay
ftano Solo Falling Waterss
anza Mathews ;
aao Bright Butterfies'
~. wylsh savig .s
:. t11ano Sole oet and Peasant
LEuciis Engelking
:: - yea lp-setected-
NEE. AarviF
!. p ] solo 'sheperdess Dream
Gracs Olson
Z FtAno Solo lower Song
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Ruth Beal, Grace Olson
''Parent Teachers Association at Kin.
tyre Church, Nov. II, 1922, 1t
8 O'Clock p. M.

l. Singing So. ...... ....... All
America, the Beautiful"
"Old Folks at Home"
Love's Old Sweet Song"
2. Roll Call:
Current Educational Events" !.
8. "How.we Neglect Our Schools
Mrs. s. R. Day
4. Defamation $500. Miss Noess
s. Music-Mr. and Mrs. Lindahl
6. what Our Schools Will be in
the Future'-G. G.. Scheelen
z. Reading-"Home Work.
Frank Simon
8. General Discussion
9. Business Session
10. Closing Song-All
Kintyre School Notes
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POLLOCK
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John Brokofsky made business
trip to Mobridge Tuesday.
Jacob REM. Of Dale, was ! business
visitor in the city yesterday Is ls rsS;
,sssfs isfs y; i S1zss..{NsV4t
George Acheson, q Dale, has bean
making Z trip TO town every day
this week with load Of grain.
VIM. Grover, who has been living
In Ol3ahom. for the past year. ~
rived hero last Friday evening p yis-
It his family in the Dale naighbor-
hood.
M. and Mrs. Rider Rsierson, Ed
ward and Clara Knudson and Hattie
~oloonnson drove up 70 Bilma.sk last
Saturday to visit over Sunday viii
friends and relatives %
g. 81. Tracy celebrated his birth.
day last Tuesday and IL the evening
invitsd'in several Of tho old pienesrl
Is help him celebrate. he had : Big
supper prepared for them and q
wersprepared for II for they remsn'
bered the big feed he gave them iss'
:ysGr Pollock Progress. se v
= 3 l- n 49,
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Kintyre School Notes
Theresa Grunefelder

Theresa Grunefelder
Primary Grades
The third grade have had perfect
attendance all week. Gerald Thomp- {
son was sick one. forenoon which kept
the primary grade from having
perfect record, the first graders hav-
ing five absentees.
The songs learned this week are:
'"Jack O'Lanterns" and an Indian
Song"
The third graders made black
clothes pin witches. The first and
second graders made Indian cut outs,
Wigwams, Squaws, and Canoes, hav-
ing the story of Hiawatha as a Lam
guage Lesson.
We have added two more pictures
to our books, "The Cleaners and
Theodore Roosevelt"
Our motto for this week has been,
eff we would do good we must be
good"
The primary grade retold the story
Of 'sThe Brownie" and made cut-outs
of Brownies to take home.
Mrs. Day visited our school one af-
ternoon, and gave very nice talk
to the children which we all appre-
ciated.
No school the coming week as the
teachers will go to Institute at Lin
ton.
This ends our second month Of
school, and we are giving Health
Crusade" cards to all the primary
children 20 they win establish good
i habits.
For paper folding We folded envel-
i opes % add 10 Our book.
The primary children modelled cats
with their clay, which were very good
this week.
We urge all parents to attend the
aParent-Teachers Program" at the
church Nov. 18th, at 8 o'clock. Pro-
gram printed elsewhere.
j Mrs. n. c. Gorder visited our
room Friday afternoon.
intermediate and Grammar Grades
Fourth Grade
We have had perfect attendance
Y this week and no tardy marks.
We all had 100 per cent in spelling
this week.
The country Of Holland has been
studied and = poster made.
! We have learned the poem, "Be-
reayed," by James W. Foley.
Fifth Grade
We have all been 100 per cent
spellers this week.
A We are very interested in the study
Of fractions in Arithmetic, and have
bean working problems in addition
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.BRADDl0cI-


Tuesday evening tths ladies' e: III
Bridge Club sur. q issd Mr., Vic. A
very enjoyable tinls w. had 81 all..
Clso Rot4 esls "a In l6ifktiaday
by ssnterta hing q ns IN HI
girl friends Thursday a4tl,son.
Mrs. Neg laushan. til oil anislr Z
The Q. y. Circle, nAs q ovsr-
Sunday visitor 4 Bara dpck. d
The Circle held : nesting 6 u
home q Mrs. Rsott B affttsrnoon.
s Mr. ana Mn. 9. n. Toxls, II
Nsistte. 8: D. mi Frlidsy syans
ing fer swssk's u Nth ].
Mckinley ors
er young msa ron ~ coulhtt.s ill,ss M s.
saturday NOR nm dns 81 overlaadE Tip
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The Colorado potato bug. dreaded
IN Europe for 50 years, has Just made
its sabCesxanee IN France. 2+
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PHELMAN-

PHELMAN----J
Mrs. Z. H Harwood and daugh-
ter, Myrtle, and son returned Satur-
day from Iroquois, s.. Oak.
VIM. McCulley and son, Laurence,
visited at the E. R. Purintun home
Sunday.
Z Mrs. Abe Martalia and daughter,
and Miss Hilna Haysgre left for Du-
luth, MINI, Friday, where they will
visit for short time. 81 4
E. W. Baker took . wagon-load Of
potatoes 70. Linton, Friday
Mrs. = R. Puriatun and son,
Mark, were in Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larvick and
family and Mr. and Mrs. 2. r. Pur-
intun and daughter, Ruby were in
Hazeltcn Tuesday evening to hear
Coy. Nestos speak. )
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Baker autoed
to Bismarck Wednesday. Mrs. Ba-
ker had her. eyes examined. "a.
Anton Larson and =. r. Purintun
are on the sick list this week.
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a large crowd gathered At tie Field
home Tuesday evening IS surprise
Mrs Field and dluehtsr. Ethel They
left for cousin thursday mornins.
b Ben Naeel Il sporting : now Ford.
60 70 il. Ben. s
Mr. and Mrs. =. d !. Pmintun, and
Miss Ruby visited at the B. Z. Baker
home Sunday evening.
Miss Ruby Purintun spent Saturday
at the B. =. Baker home.
Mrs. Bryant Baker was o. the sick
list Saturday 81
John zirnhelt returned from Mime
apolis Tuesday. -
Emil Beastrom and I'd. Burns Isf,
for South Dakota Wednesday
Miss. Lorarut and. Mi. Buck 40 e
tending institute this wssk. s
John Estsrson retained Is North
[Dakota Monday afssr visiting hhwiSs
| . few days in sleinnssota ST
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Es0-W
LIvONA

Mrs. Geo. -Suverly was up to the
Burbage home to church services last
Saturday. "
The following were in Fort Rice
last satm day: MI. and Mrs. sherm !.
i.suverly, Ed. surber, Joe Gilman (the,
last two with rye), and Geo. Corbin.s
Geo. Corbin bought 9 fine pigs that
day over there.
Geo. suverly put the new sleeves in
his separator, and he is certainly do
ing q fine job Of thrashing now
School No. 8 opened Monday with.
Mrs. Grace Matthews % teacher. ].
Mrs. Matthews IS living right in the
school. IS. i .;.isa;ls.ss
Chas. Clark yeblacked the black
board Of the same school last week,
for which we are very thankful az it
surely needed II. is.. 49, ~
Sunday there was . wod- saving
bee at the sherm. suverly home and
also a watermelon feast. We don't
know il they worked the hardest at
the wood-pile Or the melon-patch.
Monday evening . crowd in . large
auto tried to raid the melon patch,
hut Mr.. suverly was on hand with
. shotgun and they got cold feet.
Mr.. s. took the number Of the car,
but failed to identify the parties, who
ran and left the driver TO face the
music and Shelms wrath. 81 %
Mr.. and Mrs.. Geo. Casper were
Sunday visitors at their uncle and
aunt's Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gilman.
They, too, were at the melon-feast:
Clara suverly came home Sunday
from Fort Rice where she has spen,
the summer. ;s ID. Al ]. ,3...
John and George suverly eaeh9car.
Tied 9 Large watermelon TO- schoo
Thursday as treat for the teacher
and pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabbage came down
Friday after Mr.. Matthews, VIII,
went home until Sunday evening
Mrs. Ludwig called On: home folk
Friday
Mrs. Jake Opp was over to HI
4 zelton Friday IS 3
"a Lacquer told me that the Con
sumers' Stores Ras the most damn
4 able measure the League put mp, M
that 4 lot 81 farmers were fooled ;!
I it-yet, they don't squeal unless
pinched about It. If that measur'
was 50 damnable, why not the others
D. w. Casey and daughter
Blanche, called Sunday evening ct th,
Jake Opp home.
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HAGUE

HAGUE
The Misses Henneman spen.. ,ke
week end at Aberdeen.
Gregory Miller has taken the Col
dade school. 81
John schatz, Of Hillsview, sundayed
with friends ct Hague.
All our teachers are attending the
institute at Linton, leaving the world
in partial darkness.
John sahli and Helen Schatz took
advantage Of the stsence of so many
from town and ot. married at St.
Mary's chu}ef Tuesday morning.
Father Niebl oficiated, and Anton
j. Schweitzer and Barbara Sahli did
the sponsors honors. ..5.:s
Mrs. Ellen Page is visiting at Alb.
erdeen.
The basket social and dance Friday
evening proved 4 success. Agnes c,
Fischer again won the distinction Of
being the most popular lady
Misses :rheresia Diggins md 6,
Berry autoed stsele, zNs D., I,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-30
and look for Mr.. Hilty to secure many
good things for the boys while Wis
iting National Headquarters.
ARCHBISHOP CURLEY SEES
POPE Plus AT ROME

A recent dispatch from Rome ap.
pearing in The New York Times re-
ported the arrival in the Eternal City
of Archbishop Michael J. Curley, of
Baltimore, former bishop of St. Au-
gustine. The dispatch, which will be
of special interest in this city, where
the archbishop numbers his friends
by the hundreds, is as follows, ap-
pearing under the Rome date line:
"Monsignor Curley, archbishop of
Baltimore, has arrived in Rome to
pay his first visit to the pope since
he was raised to The archbishopric.
He already has met several friends
whom he knew when he was a stu
dent here, and received a warm well
come at the vatican, where the off
Gals regard him highly. Pope Plus,
on being informed that Monsignor
Curley was in Rome, expressed the
desire to see him at the earliest pos
sible date, probably the beginning of
next week. Monsignor Curley is ac-
companied by Monsignor Stickney,
rector of the cathedral in Baltimore,
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Senior b. Y. P. U. Program Gas p.

I Sonin,. r Y y n prnrram G.I5 N ~,
C,,bioc+ Tho Missionary Doctor,
c,,,:,,.,,,a 1o.so,, Mol, 100 o. ~
H,a5,.t.o,, h.. +ho Ioodor
p,rt ! Tho need for tho Mission.
n,,... h., Nv II pua1,
! p,.t U'bon +bo uIosns Doo+or,
,,,,a. ~. Nv Rrnob
- MI NJ .
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g delightful social affairs Of
k was the meeting of the
N,atrons' club. Mrs. T. B
was hostess to this organ
Friday afternoon at her home
h Third street.
essive auction was enjoyed
he afternoon, three tables be-
anged on the cool porch
we're kept on particularly clev-
$, Miss Birdie Reed making
Ire, while Mrs. Ralph E. Mac
made low. Each fortunate
|eceived as prize a very lovely
Fadiera embroidery.
the game and the awarding
prizes, Mrs. Russell's guests
delicious Neapolitan ice
bake and punch.
present Friday afternoon
ssdames C. P. Philips, M. H.
i S. Barstow, R. E. Macdon-
Darlington Darby, H. N. Kirk
h. Sutherland, Noah J. Thigh
|orge f. Ford, Goode M. Guer-
Misses Winifred Browning
bic Reed.
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visit with Mrs. Tilghman's parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Bogue.
"A card received from Rev. Guy
Frazer announced that he and Mrs
Frazer and the children have arrived
at Philadelphia ana are now pleas
antly located just outside the city.
Miss Gladys eagle left this
morning for Hopkins, Fla, where she
Will enjoy visit as the guest of Mrs.
A. B. Melton.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hedger and
TWO children, of Palatka, are among
the summer visitros on the beach.
They have taken one of the Ashland
apartsments on Atlantic avenue for
the month of August.
the month of August.
-Daytona journal
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icine and | am now a new woman.I
have had three children and they are all
Lydia E. Pinkham babies. have rec
commended your medicine to several
friends and they speak highly oft. You
are certainly doing good work in this
world. Mrs. ADRITH ToMSHECK, 1857
Wabash Ave-, Chicago, Illinois.
There is nothing very strange about
the doctor directing Mrs. Tomsheck to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. There are many physicians
who dorccommend it and highly appreci-
ate its value.
Women who are nervous, run down,
and suffering from wOmen's ailments
should give this wcll-known root and
herb medicine a trial. Mrs. Tomsheck's
experience should guide you towards
health,
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OLLINGER's STREAK BROKEN

Orlando, July 29-Gharley Ollin.
gers scoreless inning pitching streak
was broken by Orlando in today's
game with st. Petersburg in the six
tn. Ollinger who had previously had
set Florida State league record at
30 innings without allowing a score
ran the record up to 35 before he was
stopped. He won his game 9 to l
and st. Petersburg went into a tie
for first place with Orlando, for
which position the latter ousted the
former this week.
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IN THE CHURCHES.
he First Baptist Church.

The First Baptist Church.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school, J. F.
HOO a. m.-Sermon, Building as a
Thank Offering.
GAS p. MIR. and Sr B. Y. P. U.
G. F. Schramin and H. C. Edwards,
Presidents.
500 p. m.-Solving Hard Problems.
Wednesday prayer meeting at 500
p. m. Come and enjoy all these SER
vices with us.
j. F. Savell, Pastor.
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pose congenial party spending the
weekend at Sanford the guests Of
Miss Fay's parents, DR.. and Mrs, 7
H. Fay. While there they will be en-.
tertalned at a birthday party given
in honor of Miss Fay.
Professor R. W. Van Brunt NJ
Inverness, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Warner T. Hamm at St. Aupus.
tine beach. His little daughter. Ian
IA Elizabeth Van Brunt, has been
spending some time with Mrs. Hamm
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Fearnside
and Mrs. Imogen F. Collins will leave
Tuesday for two months tour of
the west. They will visit various
places of interest and are planning a
delightful trip.
DR.. E. E. Thornton, C. C. Stan
ton, ST., and G. V. Messerole exnnct
to leave Monday for a motor trim to
Miami.
Mrs. s. A. Berner arrived YES
terday morning from Sanford. call
ed by the critical illness of her moth
err, Mrs. Leichleiter, who is with her
daughter, Mrs. T. o. Livingston, at
her home on Thirteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Barstow will
go to Daytona Beach shortly to en-
joy stay as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, s. j. Barstow.
Miss Frances YeIverron will gol
to Mcintosh today to make an ex-
tended visit as the guest of her aunt.
Miss Mamie Thomas.
Friends of Mrs. c. NJ. Mitchell.
who has been i'll for some months
will be glad to know that she has suf
ficiently recovered to be able to be
out. They will hope for her contin-
ued improvement.
Mrs. C. W. Terrell has gone to
W
D"yUona Deach TO JON her mother
and sisters, who are summering
there. She will probably spend the
rest Of the summer there. Mr.. Fer (
relI is spending this weekend at |
Daytona Beach.
Friends of DR.. and Mrs. c. N. |
NJ 'lcleI VIII De interested IN Know
ing IlaV lIeF nave moved from the
spencer apartments on NoFth IhIrd
streeV 10 Ihe brown apartments III
MuIno"ahu PARK
Mrs. B. w. pray ielt yesterday
loI NaSnl"gloh' ~ I" where she
VIII spend couple OF Gays with rel
aVlFeS before gong TO STAFFORD
springs Conn., where she VIII ]om
hef sister ana spend the rest OF the
summer NrS' Bray mas Oeen spend
ing some time IN FaIatNa with h'r
uaughtef' MIS- Julien oe N"HaIIe'
-hoOley bruce ana RANK bruce
nave sailed from Jacksonville Tor
New YORK. Where they Will spend
some time.
-Nfs' j. ~ walton ana MISS SO-
Sic Walton VINO are spending ne
at then cottage at summer
Haven have returned to thef nome
N Palatka for several days stay
MI ana MIS- D D. D"rs'o" nave
gone to Oaytona Beach where they
nave a cottage for a part OF the sum
ner. Miss Winlfred Barstow' OF MI
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PENIEL BAPTIST

Revival meetings at the Pencil
Baptist church. Services at II a. m.
and 7;45 p. m. each morning and eve
ming during this week. Services con-
Quoted by Rev. Berry. Everybody
welcome
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tag CHURCHES -
Union Mission Church.
shrd 'sran

Thirteenth street. Services Sun
day night at o'clock; Rev. J. B. Da-
Wis will do the preaching.
We contemplate putting on a SER
les of meetings for 10 days, to which
every body is invited to come and
help in this great work.
People, help the mission. We need
a place just like this in Palatka. In
Christ's name. come and help us.
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Gathering Wednesday

Tednesday club enjoyed its
neeting Friday afternoon as
Is of Mrs. f. D. Terrell al
{ on Emmett street. Two
ere made up for pivot auc-
be living room, where vases
4 added to the pleasure of
Is.
6ve boxes of stationery
Rented as prizes to the max
D. scores, these trophies 60
n, n, 0. Rifles and Mrs. E. S.
lpting salad course consist
'hcken salad, potato chips,
|es, saltines, pickles and iced
seryed after the game and
Ming of the prizes.
Ferrells guests on this oc-
Included Mesdames C. E.
sN. 0. Rifles, ]. C. Calhoun,
leIy, J, S. Lisenby, Irene
Ne, J, K. Culbreth and We'll
Ispley.
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CARR STREET METHODIST

Sunday school at $3.50 p. M; Cos
.pol service at s p. M, S. K. Meigs,
leader A cordial welcome is extend
ed to all to attend these services.
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who for seven years was a
in the American college in R
later accompanied Cardinal |
on a visit to the Eternal Cit
Augustine Record.
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Lydia b. Pinkham' s
We ge table Com =
pound on the mar
ket. After l had my
baby l was all run
down and so nervous
it kept me from gain
ing. My doctor did
everything he could
to build me up, then
heorderedme to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's
We ge able Com
Mound with his med
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EXTRAORDINARY str

LINE
Miami, July 29-Officials d
Baltimore and Carolina Stea
Company have informed the
Chamber of Commerce that tho
pany has just purchased a pas.
steamship for service between
more and Miami, to begin cpe
early in the fall. The vessel
make weekly trips.
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MIR. and Mrs. Hiltv
and Sons Leave ON
Auto Trip to North

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. R. Hilty with
their two sons, E. Jaj and William
Howard left home early Saturday
morning, by auto for a months va
cation in Baltimore, and other points.
They had intended to leave early
Wednesday morning, but were una
While in Baltimore they will be
Voidably delayed.
the guests of their only daughter and
sister, Mrs. Frank A. Logan, at Edge
wood Arsenal. Mr.. Hilty will put
himself under the care of Specia-
list of the famous John Hopkins.
Their schedule is as follows:
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DOCTOR ORDERED
WOMAN OBEYED
Took Lydia E. Pinllham's Veg.
etable Compound and
is Now Well

Chicago, Illinois. surely gave
women one good medicine when you put
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Florida East Coast
RAILWAY
Flagler System

Departure of passenger trains from
Palatka, Union Station, for East Pa.
latka, daily:
No. IOl, 1910 am. No. 1O3, 1880 am
No. 1O5, 1:40 pm. No. 107, 4:45 pm,
No. 100, $3.50 pm.
Departure of passenger trains f-or
EAST PALATKA STATION.
SOUTHBOUND DAILY
Nc. Z9-Coaches & P. Car.--11:55 am.
No. S5-Coaches & Sleepers 5:15 pm.
No. 37-Ches & Pullman-.11:15 pm.
NORTHBOUND DAILY
No. 38-C'ches & Pullman. Cos am.
No. S6-C'ches & Pullmans, 1O;4O am.
No. 30-Coaches & P. Car-..5:15 pm.
I'D. RAINIER, G. P. A.
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Mrs. Warner T. Hamm
Il guests at their cottage
ustine beach Mr.. and Mrs.
o, of Orlando. Mr.. John
ssted grand commander of
! commandery of Knights
Y the meeting of the
adth YeIvertop will cave
Within the next week for
8Aere she will spend some
her sister, Mrs. George L.
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timore, Edgewood.
Mr.. Hilty expects to be the guest
atNational Headquarters, Boy Scouts
of America, New York, befole he re-
turns home. He is President Of the
Osceola District Council, Boy Scouts
of America, embracing six Florida
Counties, and has been organizing
and doing great constructivework for
boys and girls. He recently gave
two splendid addresses from the pull
pits of the First Baptist and st.
James Methodist Churches of Palatka,
which Churches burned their Sunday
nighe's services over to the Boy
Scouts. Many requests have been
made of President Hilty to appear in
Pulpits of other outside surrounding
towns, among which is st. Augustine,
which will no doubt be accepted fol-
lowing his return. We anticipate
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Fridge Club.

#TIUge Dub.
Merriam will entertain
" + the Thursday Bridge
~ afternoon at the home
q It. She is inviting her
q 10 o'clock.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-10
OFFICIAL NOTICE
REGISTRATION

STATE OF WISCONSIN !
MILWAUKEE, COUNTY, S.
CITY OF WAUWATOSA, +
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF
WAUWATOSA:
Pursuant to the provisions Of Sections els
10 sic, inclusive, WISCONSIN STATUTES
1917, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
Municipal Registration is to be held in the
several wards of the City of Wauwatosa on
Tuesday. the 1Ath dav of March A. D. 1920
and on Tuesday, the 21st day of March, A. D.
1922.
All electors whose names do not appear on
present Registration List or the Poll Lists of
he last preceding General. Municipal and Spe-
.ial Elections should register on March 18th
1922, or March 2lst. 1922, in order to vote at
he Primary Election to be held March 2Ist
922, and the Municipal and judicial Election
o be held April 4th, 1922 unless they prefer
o vote under oath.
REGISTER Tuesday. March 14th. 1922, or
Tuesday. March 21st, 1922, and SAVE
1922
The registration places Of the several wards
are as shown below:
First Ward. Third Avenue and Center St.
Second Ward. Old City Hall. Wisconsin Ave !:
Third Ward, Gridley Dairy Co. Stable. A
Fourth Ward. Germania Hall. St. James and
Alice SITS.
The hours Of registration are as follows:
Tuesday. March l3th. 1922. nine (9) o'clock
in the forenoon until eight (sl o'clock in the
afternoon
Tuesday. March 2lst. 1922. six tsl o'clock
afternoon.
Dated at wauwatosa. March 10th. 1922.
A. v. BRIGHAM.
City Clerk.