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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
Oriitiet Sanfroperi.

S%tatsbanfen / Sbompionpiae, ST.,
bleb forrige 3irsbag plpnoret al Gs-
pere itrar efter, at ben bar aabnet
ON Worgenen. Geperne fom, fem |
Saaet, f%isrenbe op foran 8agoeren
til 9anfet. Gre al Dem traaote, meo
lp9note &epolpere | SGnberne ino /
ganflofalet, tpang aasiereren % ct
Par andre, iom bar tiliteoe, til at
rpffe SGnoerne / Seiret og iopte til
Jig De Yenge, iom par Itablebe op
paa Often bag &asiererens Sitter.
Observation-Disclosures bar afifaaret,
iaa Oct fog Ell Sib for De at Sberiffen
/ al Sait iammenfalote Stprfer, ser
fplote 200 Iutomobiler, funoe be.
gpnoe Sorfelgelien. Set iibite Spor
al &sperne tables / 3iegler, 90 Wtil
fra Sbompionpiae. Get iiges, at 3s.
uernes gptte ubgiorbe benimob ST..
500 / &ontanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
Ran..Qm. Graftat.

Sra Sttapa, Gan., t~eIearaferes
Den 21be September, at Den fanaoi.
lie Statsminiiter, Wacfensie Sina,
cfter Ifilrttelien al Sonferencen meS
Superner Ereus al @inneiota GA
andre embeosmGnb antpoebe, at Ser
bar opnaaet enigbeo ON ct forelsbiot
nofalt til Ell Sraftat mellem De Sor.
eteoe Stater 90 Canada ansaaenoe
a%ontrolen ODER @anoitanoen | 9afe
Of the MOODS, bporai en- Gel Iiaaer
inocnfor Tinneiotagr0nien. Wini.
iteren ubtaltc pibere ben Wenina, at
Sraftatcn pilbe tilfreositine aue In.
teresiereoe | bette internationaIe Bro.
blem. &%onierencen ifal msbe iaien
Den 15oe Nopember, ba man baaber,
at en- enoelig Srbnins af ganlfeIia.
beoen bill OpnaaeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

lt.unts itanoarber meb Senipn I'll
@arncarbciSet. De oiISc ba forbiibt
Grbeioct for @arn unber IA Gar |
Sabritcr, @utifer % peb Gonierpe.
r~'naSa1IGg; fprbiibt Hattcorbeibe
fer Barn UNDER 16 Gar | Sabrifer
euer andre Steoer; bcprGnict Or.
tti0Sti0cn for etbpert Barn unber 16
Mar til s elmer, FAINT forbubt Barn
ur6er IS Mar iii at arbeioe / Niuer
cuer peo Stetbrub.
Siltrpbs for DC taIrige 9ope I bs
iorificIiBe Stater, finbcs Der enonu
IS Slater, iom / ct eler arbet life
bar oeotat Ell eIer iIere al De al Soon.
gresicn fretniatte 2cof,riIas. 9eor.
Gia, I. Or, tiuaber Barn, iom Inn
or ~ aar sanIc, at arbeibe 10 81.
nIer baglig, 60 elmer ON rgen |
llIb. 90 @omilosopperier, 90 fra
5oIopaarg til SoIneSgang | Sabrt.
fer. @orr, Ser er Is Iar, err tiuaot
at arbeiSe belle Staten. S georo Ga'
fan Barn arbeioe II Elmer
rn 9agcn | Sabriferne. S Utah
fan ale @arn, r~tauieet SLIDER, arbeioe
/ Sabrifer, oeiaa aonieroeringsfa'
s Wtuneiota og Wsi6t5an er
Barn poa II aar tiuaOt at arbeioe
| @rllber.
Siltroos for ben fore Sremga,,g
! Sc IioIte .NIor, biier GeniuSopganer'
lie, at ser erbull er 1,060,S5S Barn
10 Gar aniat bel forifieaige
euer @eorifter, % of Sarne'
nrbeibet oerfor enonu er ct ~aloorlig
l,robIem her I 2anoet, % at Sagen
tiItrpnger Spmerfiombeo for at
f.lnlle e~btrpgge SEN fommeroe 8e'
lleratipr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
Solformorfelien.

Sra SEEM Dorf meo5eles ben 21be
September: giniteins &eIatipitets.
l9re bill ioag bli iat paa Hrsne.
Brenen bill bli f%oretaget al biben.
ifabelige @rpeoitioner, iom bar be,
gipet fig til Iuitralien forat anItiQe
Sbierpationer UNDER en- fem Winu.
tiers total Solformsrtelie. ameri.
tanlfe, engelife, tpife oe boIan6ife
8ibenifabsmGno er blanbt 0eltager.
ne.
On grpeoition fra Sicf Sbierpato.
RUM, California, befinoer iig paa
Seitfpiten al auitralien. 4nbre bar
oprettet fine Stationer paa Gbriit.
Geituuitralien, % en- CT
trGngt belt inb / Siertet at 2anoet.
Solformsrfel ems 8ane Itretfer iig
benoper oct inbilfe SAB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
Periet at en- GYfon.

SfpIge ct Telegram fra Sofio er
Wipofo. Sima, en- al De ipp Smaaeer,
iom uoqigr Sen norbsitlige Gel al
Sapan, forrige uge blepet beriet al
en- Spfon, eler Spirpelorfan, Der
ifiIorcs iom en- al De oprite / set ia-
paneiiife ErigeS Siitorie. Sper 210O
&icm bIcp fulbItpnoig eoelagt % as
1arteier / iterre eller minbre lto-
itrpfnirg beIfaoigebe. llnoer Ont
itpnoigbeoerre maa oct n9iten be.
trogteS iom ct Huber, at fun nj
Wenneifer piocS at babe miitet 81
bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
Dilhelminas Se1oe.

Sra Nmiteroam, Sonanb, tele9ras
iereS, at 0ronning 8ilbelminas TO-
reitaaenbe uofiicieqe geipg til oe tire
ifanbinapiife Gamble aniee5 al poll.
tiff getponing tiltrooS for Den off.
cieQe Grflpring ON, at bisie geisg
enc og alene er al en- rent prioat Ras
tllr.
Song @uItafS Sfaaltale for SOL.
lono beo Ell Wtiooag paa StocfbolmS
Slot iorleoen forto!tes | gmiteroam
iom Ell Sanitation til Soaanb ON at
lutte Zig iammen meb oe noroiife
&ongeri9er til ct fpaeS Soripar al
line pitale Hettigbeoer og imob De
efonomiife Sarer fra ct oprepet GU.
ropa. st neie Samarbeibe meQem
Soaano og De ifanoinapiife 9anbe
oilbe, beOer BET, ganife iiftert bore
til 6orOel for ole pebfommenoe; men
ben boaunOife oifentlise Opinion err
imoo Ifiluttelie al en- pirfelig gGi.
ance. vi BEN @runo bar De prioate
Samtaler, Tom nplig bar iunoet Steo
| Stocfbolm melem Den ipenife
StatSminiiter, Granting, og ben boil
lanoifr ltocnrigsminilter San 8arne.
beef anilaaet Ell upopulHr Streng.
Oct er berfor temmelig iiffert, op.
lD'eS Der | Selegrammet, at San
S%arnebeef, naar ban tommer tilbage,
bill bli interpeueret af Yorlamentpt.
st &ommuniitmeblem al Mnbetfam.
mer, Ban &apenitpn, bar aQreSe ret.
ret en- Spfororing til bam ON at Tor.
flare Senligten meb lin 2eoiagelie al
sronnineen paa benbes Sfeiie til De
fanoinapiife 2anoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
OYe Sfoebranoe.

Sfslge telegrafiife Snbberetnineer
til Soritbureauet / @aibineton er
npe Sloebranbe brltbt no paa for.
ifieaige Steoer | Hegieringens Sfp.
&c BERT Staten.
Gre al oisie Sloebran6e bar ipart,
br9not 10000 Icres / Sbaitaifoaen,
omtrert 10000 Icres Gratifoa er
blepet beriet af Slammerne IangS
8r9nien at Sierraifosen, % en-
poloiom Brand raier fortiben / Ga.
.lifornia Hationalifog, bpor Slam.
mer ip9nber Zig ,b ODER ct slreal paa
$4,000 Icres. gn Stprfe pua $50
Wano betiamper fem granoe, iom
iamtioig er brubt no | Ganta garbos
raifogen / ipolige California. Sper.
eneite Wanb / Soritppienets Eieneitc
! California er noe of befi9mpe bisie
9ranbe.
efrio efter E~rbpeeIemyIarer al "Hetorah.
Tpften % @eS arnen"! Meit uSbrebte norGs
Blob I Imeriid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
Sorhinorine
al Jloebrano.

Tr9iioent Sarbing bar i en- Den
21oe os. uoiteot PROCLAMATION faIt.
lat ben ODE OCTOBER ipm Sire Yre.
%pention"-3 De SoelGeselier, iom
aarligaars anrettes | be Sor. Stater
er, flyer gr9iioerten, iaa umaabeIi-
&c, at Der life eipes Sioeitpffe til
benz | npset anbet 2anb | @eroe1.
Ser burbe, erflprer ban, eisres en-
ipeciel @nitrengelie paa at formino.
tie bisie Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
Kpinoelie Diplomat.

Sra @albington meooeles, at Wiis
2ncile Itcberion fra Columbus al
Sreiioent Saroirg CT ubnPpnt til
Sefret9r peb enten en- Intbasiaoe ell.
Ter 2egation al fierbe Slasie, Sun
cr ben ferite Spinoe, iom ct blepet
uonGpnt til en- StiGins / ben anle-
rifanIfe biplomatiife Sieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

Sbem tiente melt paa Gulltreifen
at Mine-@ier % Irbeioerleberne?
gr De | @irfeliebeoen ipert barme
paa bperanore MI bagefter?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS NATTER JrNK 18TH i9os AT
THE PosT osFIcE At DscoRAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CoSGREss OF MARcHS 8, 1897,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

Ser ifal bore "9ootleggers" runot
meb @lfobol, iom Der bar p9ret op.
beparet Sig /, berettes Der / pisie
Blade. 1000 Gallons Zig alfoboI
ifal bore i%tiaalet fra 9oftorifoler /
Wiotpelten. "St's q tiff brinf", be.
merfer ct Minneiotablab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

,Tet benotr pite, at grebe. fom inoeboloer
ibfe Eenge 90 tie er reeiitreref, fpmmer bort
paa @eien. eenb beripr lite Isle Heuse aseu
at faa Qpitterina tpr Sreset, WV
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

oct er imoipnligt, at ben itore 9ig-
ter bar Ifbolosmanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

st 5orllag al Or. SriStiof Han.
len, iom Git no paa, at Rationernes
Siga lfliloe lGgge iig imeaem / ellie.
aiien, blep al Soriamlingen benpiit
til Den politiife Somite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26
Oe balitNriae 8pnoer.

Sra Cola, Sopebitaoen | Bulge.
rien. berettes Der ON ct farlist Sc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

Man bolber paa at glemme, of
Barn maa pPnnes og trGnes til
4ropsarbeibe 90 Saanoarbeioe iaa.
bel iom til Sanfearbeibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

efrio efter HrbueeIemslarer al "Hetorah.
Tpten % Weo Arnen"! Wieit uobreote norIe
glao I Nmertfd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

"SSnbprent Dine Barn guoene,
@runolopen % rtafbengigbeoserfl9.
rineen," ifrep jes. gubene orbret, De
to andre Oofumenter, iaa De forltaar
Manoelt / benz. 9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-26

"ga, on nipnliae @inaano, bpis
on life bar noget Napn at bore
fienot nnoer, Lao os faloe Sia Sin.
BEL. Oct CT hos sbafepeare ct
Steo. man Tan finbe bisIe Orb, 5oa
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
MASS MEETING

Every man. woman ard child
invited. Sunday, August 20, at
400 p. m. T discuss plans for
rebuilding First Methodist
Church. Rylander Theater.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16

Doodle had turned his chickens into
elephants.
But what made everybody angricr
than anything was what he did to
.hc Tinky- Winkic Star itself. You
know it was fat ike a coFee saucer,
with the edges turned up.
Flap-Doodle took the magic wand
and turned the edges down, my
dears, and folks had a dreadful time
" keep frD:n sliding off.
Nancy and Nick, even with their
Green Shoes, kept slipping and slip
ping, and scvera times taey almost
;umbled to earth again.
After while they came to house
and knocked on the front door.
"Comc I'M" said a voice.
The Twins nearly fell over with
surprise when they entered. For
there sat FIap-Doodlc himself in a
rocllng-chair, tanning himself calm
ly with 4 frying-pan.
ITO Be Continued.)
Copyright, 1929
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16

which is being held at FIT. Barrancas,
near Pensacola, Fla, and is used to
turn out citizens trained in work of
the coast artillery corps. The camp
has an attendance of 500 men, the
course lasting four weeks. We are
being instructed in exactly the same
subjects as the regular army, such
as infantry work, artillery drill,
guard duty, etc. We will have tar
get practice next week, firing II and
1O-in. disappearing guns. In with in
struction we have a good time, dane
ing, swimming, fishing athletics. It
certainly does make fellow feel
good to do a good days work fol,
lowed by a plunge in the Gulf OF
Mexico and some real food.
1t seems a pity to me that 50
few young men take advantage of
this opportunity to get out in the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16

open for four weeks during the sum-
mer and living mans life. 1t costs
nothing, the government furnished
the transportatioa to and from camp
and good food ana uniforms while
at camp. The regular army Off
GERS are all trying to make the
scheme go by treating us fair and
giving us invaluable instruction. Be-
sides benefiting myself by the out
door life and comradeship found
here the nation is also being bene-
flied because in time of war the
citizens who have been taking this
will be valuable to the country.
] hope that more young men will
take advantage of this opportunity
next summer by applying to the War
Department. Yours truly,
HAROLD C. KENDRICK.
Plains, Ca, August IA, 1922.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.


(From The Times-Recorder, Aug, 1G,
1929
Mrs. w. H. C. Dudley and little
Miss Mary Dudley, who have been
IN Atlanta the past two weeks, will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. G. O. Loving and Miss
Frances Loving left last night for
White Sulphur Springs, Fla, where
they will spend some time.
Today will mark the opening Of a
canvass to collect funds TO put the Y.
NJ. C. A. on It's feet again.
Miss Mamie sac Bell leaves to
night for Atlanta, where she will
join party of friends in an eX-
tended trip TO Niagara Falls and
other places Of interest in the east.
Sandy Beavers, of Stone Mountain,
mingled yesterday with his many
friends in Americas, where he is d
frequent visitor.
Mrs. c. C. Hawkins and Miss
Mary Hawkins are visiting in White
Sulphur Springs, Fla.
Robert Harvey has gone to Dothan,
Ala, where he will spend a vacation
of several days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
OBSERVATIONS
BY TOM SIMS

BY TOM SIMS
~~~~~~>~~~>-~~-o-->>~> - >~>-~~->-~
The burning question will soon be:
Coal VS.. cold.
The first thing to turn brown in
the fall are straw hats.
Job was patient. he never waited
on a train during strike.
In La Porte, Ind, baby was born
with two tongues will live. No, it is
a boy.
If we all did as we pleased, there
wouldn't be enough autos.
The man who said Dreams go by
contraries" was married to one.
Etiquette hint: Eating corn-on-
the-cob with roug-on-the-lip is con-
sidcred bad taste.
A milIionaire's son is missing.
Maybe a wild flapper got him.
France seems to think Germany is
trying to beat her cross into dou-
bic cross.
The height of folly is getting mar
Tied in an airplane.
Statistics show people live longer
in Kansas; but it seems longer in
New York.
Two can love cheaper than one.
The man who writes a best sencT
doesn't make as much as the man
who is best seller
Hunt the bright side. With high
prices at summer resorts you save
more by staying away.
One day last week Europe ran out
Of crises.
Funny things happen. A man
claims he saw reformer smile.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS

extended pleasure trip to New York
and other northern points.
The social organization known as
"Thc Americas Club has been in ex-
istence just a year, and Monday
night officers were elected for the
coming twelve months, as follows ::
President, Bloom Brown; Vice Presi-
dent, John Sheffield; Sec'y. and
Treas, Joel Hightower. Governing
committee, Marion Harper, Charlie
Council and Will Harper.
"Hand-painted hats for fall" say
the fashions. They match the com,
pleXions.
Sometimes we think the sun is a
suburb of the earth.
Strikes arc always helpful. If it
wasn't for them what would we
blame high prices on?
These are dog days and cat
nights.
Burbank has perfected a seedless
watermelon when what we needed
was wetless shirt front.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
EVERYWHERE the Twins went
Il they asked the same question:

EVERYWHERE the Twins went
- they asked the same question;
"Do you know where Flap-Doodlc
is? Fiap-Doodlc stole the Fairy
Queens wand and we're hunting for
it.
But they always got the same an
swcr from the queer Tinky-Wink-
lels. The -WinkIers were
orange-colored fairies on the Tinky-
Wrinkle Star.
"No, we're hunting for him our
Selves they said.
Each one had complaint to make,
for since Flap-Doodle had got hold OF
the magic wand, he was doing awful
thing with it
One Tinky-Winkler said Flap
Doodle, with one single stroke of his
wand, had turned all his dinner
plates into pancakes.
Another Tinky- Winkler said he
had turned his nice spotted COW into
a crocodile.
Another told the Twins Flap
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
LETTERS FROM
THE PEOPLE

The Times-Rccorder, Americas, Ga,
Gentlemen: | am writing you
this letter in order that through you
4 may be able to encourage young
men Of my community to support the
plan for national defense as prcscrib-
ed by congress by attending the citi-
iens' military training camps held all
over the United States during the
summer months Of each year.
l am now attending such a camp
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
EDITORIAL
"GONE BUGHOuSE -

"A ROUND insane asylums there
usually. is a harmless lunatic
who is mentally normal except that
he has an obsession for dressing up
in freakish clothes. The same indi-
vidual would pass as sane at a mas
querade ny even during epidemics of
jazz styles.
Another interesting eccentric
around insane asylums is the gentle
man who has the thrift instinct so
highly developed that he boards bits
Of glass or bright quartz pebbles, IN
der the dclusion that they arc inn
mensely valuable He has lot in
common with some of the people out
side the asylum, who have the same
eagerness to accumulate money, jew
els or rare articles.
The insane people are not all lock
ed up.
Science now is training its gum
en- nervous andmental disorders. One
authority says that the biggest prob
lem in America today is curbing QUE
unconfined madmen-aH the way
from fanatics to what Ed Howe, wise
country editor, calls public-afffairs
lunatics."
DR.. A. Warren Stearns. neurolo-
aist at Tufts Medical school, points
out that one of the chief signs Of
a normal brain is the tendency tc
conform to TIE customs and habits
of the majority.
Discussing eccentric individuals
he says this about ''paranoid per-
sonalities:"
"These individuals are peculiarly
sensitive. Their ego is dominant and
they care more for its promptings
than for the commentator of the
other members of their group. These
individuals frequently head reform
movements, but more often they live
thorn in the flesh of their asso-
ciates, clubbing over the social
transgrcssions Of their neighbors,
and attempting numerous social
measures, the main motive for which
is an unconscious and blind struggle
against the dictates of the larger
herd or group of people. Among
these will be found sympathizers
with the enemy in time Of war, GER
tain conscientious DIRECTORS, and
those who habitually form themselv-
es into anti societies. Carried to
the extreme degree, these individ-
uals are called 'paranoiacs'-those
who are so far unbalanced as to
have decisions of persecution and
ideas of grandeur"
DR.. Stearns adds this word of eau
ton, in considering, "paranoid per
sonalities" -that it is human in
stinct to regard any one who dis
agrees with us as Of morbid or IN
ferior mind, land it must be remem.
bered that every once in a while one
Of these individuals is right and The
world is wrong"
But, on the whole, this woudn't
be bad time for the American PEG.
PIE to take an inventory of some Of
~the national "paranoid personalities
and figure out. their degree of san.
ity or mental ambulance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
(From The Times-Recorder, Aug. 16
1927

1922
The musical recitations of Miss
Lena Ford's scholars, which were t.
have occurred this week, have been
postponed indefinitely on account of
sickness in the family.
Another prize drill will be had this
afternoon by the A. L. |. for enc gold
medal and water set. j. T. Stallings
won by the last contest. Gazaway
Lamar, private secretary to President
Conner, of the Central, is in the city
OH a visit to his sister, Mrs. NJ. Il.
Lamar
Miss Annie May Bell, one of Amer
icus' fairest and most fascinating
daughters, leaves soon for Greenbriar
White Sulphur Springs, Va. She is
extremely popular and will be missed
by her many admirers.
Ross Harper has returned from an
"-~~~>~~-~~O~~~---~~--- ->~--~>>.>l>~ -,
this will mean an increase of $3.50
on an ordinary suit Of clothes; $3.50
on an ovcrcoat and $3.50 on an Ill
ster.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
(From The Time8-Recorder, Aug. 16

1902
Miss Lamartine Tower leaves to.
Gay for Brunswick, where she will be
the guest of Miss Gertrude Johnson
for several weeks.
Mrs. G. II. Whitaker and sister,
Miss Kate Everette, are summering
in the North Georgia mountains.
In the Light Infantry festival the
company medal for the best drilling
went to Serg. Parker, though Private
Mathews was a close second. The
girls awarded rewards for selling
tickets were Misses Gladys Dunn,
Louise Tower and Maggie Galloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Dudley occu-
pied yesterday their pretty new
residence on Lee street, one of the
contest in that vicinity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16
A THOUGHT ZOE TOpAY.

l the Lord have called thee in
Righteousness, and will hold thine
hand, and will keep thee.-Isaiah
1915.
For it is beautiful only to do the
thing we are meant for-Florence
Nightingale.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16

Job was patient. he never waited
on train during a strike.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16

In La Porte, Ind, a baby was born
with two tongues will live. No, it is
a boy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-16

The first thing to turn Drown
the fall are straw hats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-02
SUNRISE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Mrs. AL Coil and Mrs. John Coil
spent last Friday with Mrs. John
Kemp.
Miss Mabel Harris, who is spending
the winter at Greeley, Colo, writes
that they are having real winter
weather. The thermometer dropping
to twenty-five below zero, one night
last week.
Glenn Williams spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents.
Mrs. Charles Collins and Miss
Jessie Douglass of Mexico are guests
of Mrs. Martha Billiard and family.
R. S. Douglass is on the sick list.
Mrs. Clayton Watts had her tonsils
removed Monday. She will remain
in the hospital a few days.
Little Lester Holbrooke was real
sick Monday, but his condition was
much improved Tuesday morning.
A crowded house greeted the Farm
Club Saturday night. Their enter
tainment vas we'll prepared and en-
ioyed by all. Brief talks were made
by Messrs. Dean, Montague, Goss
and Horton. Every one went home
better acquainted with the work that
is being accomplished by the Farm
Clubs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-02
HAZEL ITEMS.

Mrs. Andrew Cauthorn spent We'd
nesday with her mother, Mrs. Craw-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schrader and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Ware were Mex
leo visitors Thursday.
Vera Hollingsworth is in Bloom
ington, ILL.,, visiting her aunt, Mrs.
A. G. Leason.
Mr.. Blase entertained the younger
people of the neighborhood with a
party at the Blase home Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Baehr spent
Sunday in Rush Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irl Huff and children
of Mexico visited Hollis Davidson's
over Sunday.
Gus Snyder was in Rush Hill on
business Monday.
w. H., Hollingsworth and J. H.
Baehr purchased some registered
Hampshire hogs recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Doerge and
children spent Sunday at W. H. Hol-
~lingsworth's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-02
PAYNE DIsTRICT.

We have been having some fin,
sun shiny weather the past week
Hope it will still continue.
Payne School and Cant school wert
roth dismissed Friday on account Of
Mr.. Duffy's funeral.
Alvin Squires visited Harry Day
and family Thursday night and FIJI.
day. He visited Leroy Beatty FIJI.
day night.
Mr.. Harrelson's had a party Fri
Gay night. Those who were present
enjoyed the night.
Carter Dalbey visited in Centraia
last week.
Edgar Sims and family were the
guests Of Robert Davis and wife Sun
day.
Diver Sims and family and Archie
Dickey were the Sunday guests Of
Roy Sims and family.
Lora Shock has moved in with his
father Bob Shock.
Jim Beatty and family were the
Sunday guests of Jim Cox and fam
EIys
Mrs. Joe Gregory, Mrs. Lock Rom
dali, Mrs. Allen Duffy, Robert and
Arthur Smith, and Mrs. Lee Miller
are all on the sick list, Hope they
will soon cover
Born, to the wife of Arnold Stew
art Wednesday afternoon a fine girl.
She will answer by the name of Flora
Maurine.