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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Not Invited But
Nav Enter Conference

WASHINGTON. July 26-(By A. P)-
The statement was made in official
circles tonight that b. NJ. Jewell, ana
the other abor rel resentatives who
left Chicago today for Washington.
lad not been invited" to the White
House for conference, although 1t
was added that should they call at
the executive Offices to discuss the
railroad strike situation, they OF
course, would be received. The belief
here tonight was that such confer
ence would he hello tomorrow.
At the same time If was said that
no appointment had been made at the
White House conferences tomorrow
with railroad executives. although
several are expected 10 in Washington
tomorrow.
The journey follows conferences
between Secretary o Labor Davis and
Mr.. Jewell Of Mooseheart, near here.
last Saturday. Aztec the conference.
Mr.. Davis asserted that he believed
that the principal stumbling block in
the way OF a settlement Of the strike
was the refusal Of the railroads TO re-.
turn seniority rights to the strikers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Grand Old Man of Lake
Winnepesaukee" Dead

Center Harbor, y. H, July Sc
Leroy Holbrook. New York Million
aire and retired banker. died at his
summer home on Lake Winnepesau-
kee today, aged Sc years. Death
was due to pneumonia. Besides his
widow. a son. Clark Holbrook of Red
Bank, \. J.. survives.
The Holbrook summer home was
one of the show places of the White
Mountain district. His striking ap-
ncarance with his long white hair
and beard earned for him the name
of The Grand Old Man of Lake
Winnipesaukee."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Lost Berry Picker
Located 20 Miles Away

Brockton, Mass. July 26-Olaf o.
son, so. berry picker, who was mis-
sing since Monday afternoon was
found today wandering about in
bingham, 20 miles from the berry
field, where he disappeared. He said
he slept in the woods, fed on berries,
that two men took him to a barber
Shop somewhere for tonsorial atten-
ton, and that ne was ashamed 10 adj
nit he lost his way or ask for help
10 get home. He kept on walking
hoping to find his way back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
chsten o. etshee

Pom p R.hor ticket agent a.
"a'or, liz station of Tho Maine
'. Railroad j "a Wcdno sda>
s = scarlet fever aged 90
yea,
Nr BISHOP vas born a. Leeds June
son es winas.d seot' and Els
Nhra.Tsl Bishop Hs was FOR 2s
''.' .7 me EMPLOY 81 tHe Maine Cen
TOAD serving nrs' as agent
mnrc tpjs he MAS agent for
trs a.. COLUMBIA Fails and VAS
roi - Augusta for short
B#.r Wtirl te ranr o. Water
"'sra tc tBd been cmplo, "a for
'.t'sf EN years ~" married u IS
'eherra smith 81 Greene Maine
'.ey ftI no san belmont W.r-
'sroY who WI Re = senior N
csc Two coming year Mr.
vas q R,ue Lodge and Chap
wa H aHd was also member Of
hrg r's Tcmp'ar and the Mystic
ttatss teinr affiliated with
Nn ghts - rythlaa he was uni
courteous 70 the patrons -
nd ara ALWAYS showed pa
nni tact - al MS dealings, He
..t "atl rtt whom ne could no ~ the
'.ef service and Will he sadly
tri b. tFe travelling public ~ we'll
Dc circle 81 personal friends.
'rslt'v h.s wife and SON he leaves
hra'7rr New y nishop Of Lis
r1 two sisters Mrs seward
'"r arf Mrs Melville Libby. both
"rssre
- fInsral wi.I Re held from tho
Elm Terrace A. II A NJ
i'7a" ana witl ~ private The
~ tahen % Leeds Junction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

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. G.inrc. AS outlined at meeting
I.,Ild 49,. Inn If tie Name Associa-
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Vocational
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~ make q 'nof"uSh Sti\fE "t 'hr
stat" - oman trH" estimate OF
What Nam" Las 20 oH'l 10 the person
. "in may t." attracted ny - farms. rs
I 'r iisir1' opportunities or us tourist
resources
The work ~ obtaining tH!s survey
win fail upon the secretaries or local
, Chambers OF Commerce or Boards OF
Trade and IN places where neither of
these ORGANIZATIONS exist, the help Of
uuhJc ~ruitod men ana women Will
/ Doe called on 10 iurnjs this data,
Ivb.,h VIII hc Of tnostlmahle value.
1'Na vojk VIII require unity Of effort
onI VII establish strong link be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
NEWS
Continued from the Sporting Page
ACCIDENT FORCES
2:08 TROT TO EXTRA
HEAT ON CIRCUIT

Columbus. july 26-(By A. P>-
Tn Dos class trot,ino eyert shaved
distinction this afternoon with rho
feature of the third DAYS Grand ~
cult program. which was the Desn,er
Hotel nacine stake for tho n11 oil
cib,es An accider, IN ,ha f,s+ bo,,
IF tbe oOs IL, rnrcod III o,an. M
on st., hoa. ,.oe. ,,o,rI.
,ho,,. - ~, - ,.S 80 =.
LONG shots summar;os.
,oS =, ~ n,r,, .r,1r,,,- ~, ;,
laInnn
F4V0V
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Red Heart E.. ch. m.
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Peter Henley Arrowhead. SILVER
Maid ana MISS 500 Gompo also
started.
4Iifc--."9l' -'"i4 '-.p's
eli CLASS PACE, THE DESPLER
HOTEL, THREE HEATS, PURSE
$1,000.
j. W. S. e by j. S. q. (Eay) ...2 l
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
CARIBOU OPENER
GIVES FANS FAST
AND FURIOUS CARD
Especial to kcnnebec JournaD


Caribou, Me, July o6.-The opening
day of the mid simmer race meet
here today furnished big crowd
with some OF the closest and most eX-
citing races ever seen in Aroostook
IN one day.
All three events vert off and every
finish was terrific drive. The Carl
bou Driing Club cleaned up two of
the three events with The Problem
and Leavetta North while the Pres
que Isle mare Sadie Ashbourne won
hard fought race from Confection
from Ackers Halifax stable, which
also started Bud Hal, a close contend
er for the 81 race. The summary:
ZIG MINED, PURSE 500
Sadie Ashbourne, chm, BY
AshOurne tSeCley) ... l
Connection. bm, (Stccle) :. 9 ! >
Earl North, bg, The North
ern Man (Jamieson) .... 6 8
Bavlusn, &C, (Boutilier). 49,. 8 5 3ro
Jack the Clipper, Earl Grattlnd and
MOy the Great also started.
Tlme-2,16 Ia; 2.16 Ii; eli Ii;
Ill IA.
40 MINED PURSE, $500
The Problem. brh. b.. Coch-
alto (Cummings) .... l l
Bud Hal. be-, by Direct Hal
tsteelc) I'LL. ............ 2o1 / :
Prince Pepper, bg, (WI-
lard) ........ ......... 5 5 2ro
| Time-2.11 II; a.21; 2.12 IA; 2.12;
| 211 IA
2.19 TEoT, PURSE $500
Leavette North, BIN, by The
Northern Man (Cum-
mingS) .... .... . |
Brussel B. Dillon, bg, by
Sidney Dillon CWilliard) 1 / .
Braves, bg, Douse) ...... 4 4ro
Rocetta Mickcnny, BIN. Cray
tOf) ...... ................. 8 3rO
Uscita, Bannon and Radiant also
started.
Time-2,17 Ii; us ia; us ii;
2.1S IA; a.233
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Mrs. Bundy Wins
.Way to Semi-Finals

Rye, \. =, july 26-Mls. May
sutton Bundy Of Los ,ngeles, won
her way today into the semi-fnals of
the New York state women's cham
ionship after a thrilling three set
struggle with Miss Helen Gilleadeau,
OF Mamaroneck. y. Y. on the courts
of the Green Meadow Club The
score was 7-9, Ga. 6-3.
Twice in the third set Mrs. Bundy
was within a stroke o. defeat but
rallied and carried off the match
with a remarkable exhibition of driv-
ing.
Miss Leslie Bancroft, Of Boston,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

Mss Nultn Marie Peuotier and
tdNard Herman were mar
5 rs Monday al st Francis de
81 "s church hy Rcv r. kalen. The
gc ing service VAS used. III"
-t. u,'cn1cd Na'crvlile Heb
d# 9ui oas FOR two wears IN tho
.~5... or tho Emer, Brown 20. Tg"
m cmpio, 81 IN the Chewral
'men' M 'ne q : Ruhhcr &c
s. Na4gat.ck Conn. who're N - " II
-ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Seeks Inspect Books
n. E. Milk Assn in
Probe Of Prices

Cambridge, Mass, July 26.-District
Attorney Thomas G, O'Brien today re-
quested the sales committee of the
New England Milk Producers Asso-
citation to open the books of that or
ganization for an inspection by pub
lie accountant. Mr.. O'Brien recently
began an investigation into the price
of milk charged in this district
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

who has recently been elected the
director of Publicity for the port
of Portland and his associate, Will
liam E. Meyer Of New York, who is
editor of an advertising publication.
Besides Mrs. Wallace other secre-
taries present at the meeting were
Harry Saunders of Brunswick. Les
lie L. Roberts of Richmond, Charles
E. Glover of Hebron. George {.
Clarke of Augusta, Roger A. Green Of
Lewiston, Forest L. Waterman Of
Mechanic Falls. w. P. Wadleigh Of
Bar Harbor and Bert H. Winslow Of
Yarmouth. At the close Of the meet
ing the delegation went to the water
front to look over the new State
pier under construction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

also gained her semi-final bracket
defeating Miss Martha Holister.
New York, 60, 60, in the fourth
round.
Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory did
not play in the singles, but paired
with Miss Phyllis Walsh of Phila-
delphia, defeated Mrs. f. v Lynch
and Miss c. Vim, of New York,
6-3, 6-1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

Judge Charles w. Atchley of the
Waterville Municipal Court, Wednes-
Gay, handed down a decision in the
case of Freshman Brothers and Di
versl Co vs. Louis Salem. This case
was entered in the May term OF the
Municipal Court and was tried June
9. The amount sued for was s42.93.
the price of ga boxes of "Eatwel
Suckers. \. D. Billings represented
the plaintiff and Cyril NJ. Jolly, To-
cal representative Of Andrews, Nell
son & Gardner of Augusta. appeared
for the defendant. Pleadings in the
case were general issue with brief
statement The defendant claimed
that the plaintiff was not corpora
ton which had registered with the
Secretary of State prior to doing bus
mess in Maine. and on this account
moved for a nOn-sult. This was ov-
er-rulcd by the Court and the Judge
ment brought on the alleged merits
of the case in favor of the plaintiff
for the amount sued for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

Colonel Walter G. Morrill, an
nounces further particulars of the
race meeting he Will hold Saturday.
Aug. 5, at the Central Maine Fair
grounds. There will be three events,
a oo6 class. go class. and go class.
trotting and pacing. each for purse
of 5000. The National Trotting AS
ISOLATION rules will govern and hop
pies are not barred. TWO or more
horses may be named from the same
stable and start by paving entry on
both horses. No horse Will receive
more than one money. The same
classes will be on the card at Fair
view Park. SkoWhcgan on Saturday,
Aug. II, Colonel Morrill, Will also
he the manager Of the big fourday
race meeting at the Four County fair
at Plttsfeld August 1919.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Orioles Win

The Orioles refeated the st. Jean
team Wednesday by score of 81.
In the first inning the St. Jean team
started with Derosby in the box and
gave three runs to the Orioles. Eu-
ard replaced Derosbv and held the
Orioles without hit or run for the
rest of the game. The Orioles got
five hits and the St. Jean got six
hits. There were no errors for the
Orioles and three for s.. Jean.
Score nv INNINGS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

.s hoolhouses are being
.s "a renovated preparatory
W.. opse.ng in september OF the
q. srEpU. 'ctI,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

r,...rl spear Of newport
....s tH, employ - the local
,. western Union Tele-
n- ..oik
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

..tln eshagian made a business
prgham "Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

Jack Dempsey boxes in Brewer Fri
DAY night and in Portland at i15 Sat
urday afternoon. An attempt was made
to secure an appointment for Dempsey
in Watcrville. His manager wired 10
cal promoter to offer his best guar
anty. Il is understood that Dempsey
gets a guaranty Of $500 in the larger
places. A somewhat smaller figure
was offered for the Watcrville date and
the wire came hack that the time was
not sufficient to make tho proper ar
rangcmcnts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

..... rarr Tes'a requests tho Jour
.,a rhnf Mis- Merle Pulsifer
Al. Ir.t.r ul mo machine
..- ..t. tho mouse ~ Appleton
FsH afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

carriage intentions OF Henri
,..,...4 on Wluslow and Miss
.o4bier OF Wa,ervilie are
lie once OF the city clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Hospital Team
Defeats St. Mary's

The Augusta state hospital won lis
seventh straI2ht game on the hospi-
tai grounds "Wednesday afternoon de
featIng st. Mary's parish team 10y the
score of i to >.
st Mary's team was composed of
Husky Drawn, "Buzzer' Roderick
Grcgoire, Bill Ellis. Brown, "Miclly'
Allison, Overlook, Golfer and Gold
berg.
Mullen has pitched all seven games
for the hospital and his work for the
season ranks him amongst the best
amateur pitchers in this district. IN
yesterday same he struck out J.
men.
One Of the features Of the game
was Hansens home run il the 9Th
inning.
\. :. II. 20 > s 0 o 0 ) . x-15-15 6
st. Mary's 0 . 0 0 . 0 0 9 D. IA
Batteries: Mullen ana Hansen
Drawn and Brown. Umpires: Null
Vaney and Lewis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

.,.. ara Nrs. Frank n joseph have
n, II 'nstr wedding trip 10
.rtey vii. MAKE their home
n..f.- street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

ron Houecr secured tvo r.v ,u,rl-
oys on HI trjn u pbfIIv H. ,a1l. o,or
W. hte 1eapua cap,o vi,h Gamma MAJ.
ono is = nortsidor and ,no o,bor -
,frhtba,dor %o;,b,r ua .,;,a,la
IL, H., .ba,,,d ,,,,,,., cl,,, I'LL,
,bo.. .,ri., ,rto ,,,r,,,.,. ,,,,,,aao,.
u.a. III rcad,. ~ di,.,ioe ,nrf, ;d,n,,+,
,.a...,.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

Proc. Who replaced Partridge behind
tho bat for thr SandIotters Yesterday,
is an exceptionally clever catcher. Hc
has been signed ny kcnn"hunk 70 catch
their game Saturday againts the Amos
bury scmi-pro team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Standing Watervile Boys League

The following is the standing in
the School Boy League under the us
plccs fthe Community service:
won lost per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

The Sanford outfit. with Tim Hough-
ton on the mound. found the Frovi-
dence Independents worthy opponents
Monday. They finally took the contest
) to ., scoring their winning runs in
the 7th and Sth frames. Lizzie Muir
ply accepted IS chances without a
bobblc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27

Thore Is a letter IN TINS office for
Boxing Promoter LOUIS nut;l. Call any
time after T. NJ. Louis.
The Keota news., 1922-08-04
PERTINENT POINTS
Furnished By The Weld Couaty Com
aeseisl Club
Box l3a7. Greeley. Colo

The Weld County Commercial club
regards a. being Of particular impor-
.snes ., this time the Weld County
Fair. Weld is one Of the few counties
which have adopted tho plan Of holding
tho county fair ~ = regular part Of the
annual business Of the county. giving IL
stability and prsmsnenec which does
not attach to privately operated fairs.
A new main exhibition building has
jus. hcen completed on the county
property adjoining Island Grove park
~ 6scciey. which 10 unique IN point Of
d~sign in this section. Bcsng built
especially fos exhibition purposes. its
ground plan IL shss Of . Maltese esoss.
providing The greatest possible amount
of wall space and scxrvsssinx The var
soas classes into gsoape. while. NJ tho
same time making the ssFsoas dispisys
easily accessible. one from another.
Tho COW .heeis have heen sessrsnsed
and sneioecd and the eoalssets for tho
entertainment features arc we'll under
way.
This years fsis viii b. nsosv sssisfse-
tosy from the sssndpotnt Of both the
exhibitor and the sixhsssss than any
which have proceeded u o. account OF
the improved housing and u should
have the united support Of ths people
Of the county.
The matter Of poschsstn9 . fais
,sos,,sSl hss t.rs,t, Ynflsxi tus0 f,nRn nfiiV bSs
tho county commissioners. although
lsss yess's ssa hwy provided funas ga
pscssly fos tho paspuec. IN osdos that
taxation may be reduced ~ much as 10
compatible wtth svomly operation.
Tho fair premium lisls wtll he avail.
able scxs week and will bo mailed
Throughout the county TO those kao~a
10 be- Interested by Manager McCfcsy.
What IL your community doing tn
help make tho county fair more sue
eessful'
The Keota news., 1922-08-04

Harley Jobbins has moved his family
from Buckingham into the .es. rooms
OF the hotel where they will make their
home during the time Harley 10 assist
Ing l. A. knipp in building the Sligo
school house. He will drive back and
forth each day with Elmer Ellsworth.
who Is also employed To sssis, Mr..
kaipp,
Mr, and Mrs. 4. q. Leets. of Palmer.
Iowa. who arc on honey moon trip to
Canada. stopped in keots Monday for =
short visit with the brides uncle. c. Z.
Andrews. and cousin. Mrs. Carl
Hswos,h.
l., 4. Bailey and son I'd. Claude
tobbihs. ard Ciay,oa Butler returned
To ksoss Saturday evening To sprnd
Sunday =, their homes before returning
To shsis work al At~ooss. Colo.
Ms. ana Mrs. J. r. calb-s,ssn. Of
Greeley. spens Saturday night and Sun
day morning at Minhessao Ranch With
their son. Grant Cslbrst.oa. ard the a.
Robinson family
Ms. and Mr.. L. a. Kaipp. Mfs. C. q.
boaaes and daughter. Miss Ellen Van
Ho"sen spent Sunday afternoon in the
country ss yhe John Watt hons.
Mrs. L. A. kefnpsoh. Of Denver.
came iass ~eek. ard /. visiting with her
friends. Mrs. Aacils Watson. and son.
Robert Gamble
Mrs a. u. S~esrsnssn hss been III
fos several days. Hazel trnhssd has
brvn helping ~ish the house work.
Herbert fosa.h ard family Of Greeley
visited sish hi. parents. Ms. and Mrs..
]. X. foa.h. Sunday
Tbs r. T. hsia.eIl family arc ss-
pee.sd hssss ssesss ,heis trip TO Missoasi
the las. Of THE ~cek.
c. H. Feley took hi. family TO t-afsy-
cite Wednesday where they ~ill si.is
uish relatives
C.. q. p@esdcs returned Tuesday from
a s~o weeks trip 10 Greeley. peavss.
and Boulder.
whsa yos look yess b~.s So Fostass.
The Keota news., 1922-08-04
Crossed Platte Riess HesSsAsek

Last Sunday. At the close Of Sunday
school. twelve Of he keota yoans freo.
pIc took baskets Of good yhin3s to eat.
and surprised Cleun and Fred eo~Ies.
By going TO their country home near
kefscy to spend the day. Upon sssiv-
ing. the girls donocd thsis sport quits
before going down to the Platte River
where most of the time wss spent play.
ing games sueh as Thfec-dccp.'
Flying Dutchmsn. etc. Fear pre-
vented only two from cruising the river
on horseback: and II 70 said that the
water was deep enough 10 vet the fcys
of each Of the daring ones with only
one exception. lShe must have ridden
circus siylc.) Herman Ssssaser and
Miss Haworsh drove the two Ford.
that carried Misses Dorothy Byrnc.
Gladys and Hazel Lcnhssd. Efie Dod-
der. and Mabel Wertx; and John Byrnc.
Gerald Fox. Charlie VanHooeen. Haf-
old knipp. and Wayne Haworth.
The Keota news., 1922-08-04
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Little Stories Of kc0ta People and
Events Tersely Told

pisted = summer school course al Den
yer University last Friday. She will
probably visit ksots friends sometime
before her fall term Of school OPENS OH
September II. Al present she Is ~
homo with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
IT. 5. frink. living At 1883 s. Emcs-
son. Dcnvcf.
The Girls Sewing club hcid thsis
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
a, the Craig house. Miss Ruth Craig
reached her hftssnsh year that day.
ard 80 the girls demanded that the nies
aeysl's-food cake lhst hsd bcca brought
in for Ms. Cssig's lunch be served -
birthday cake instead.
Air. and Mr.. George Stanley and
three sohs drove from Oklahoma in
their Buick. arriving st This Loeasts"
sunday evening for visit with b. v.
Stanley and family. 1hS mSa arc
brothers. and hsd not sech each other
sos st least seventeen years.
Mrs Etmes Yeases who ha. bssn
sick for sons iiass. .s able To be- UP =
part of the time now. Her sistss. Mrs.
2 q. Tempisson. of tisvssoac. was
called Saturday morning to care tes
hsf. Mrs Temp,etoa 10 . trained
nurse
l.. II. Underwood. Mr.. and Ms. Guy
vaxter. and Miss olinaa Rohn f,ss.ofca
TO Laramie. wyo.. Sunday To si.i, .ish
Ms. una~fwond's daughter. Mr. Marie
Hoss. ard children. Frank ard vsois,
Christian Science Sunday school will
b~ held al Murphy school hoaec on
Angus. g at 10ssO 4 ns Church service
at II O'Clock Subject Of she lesson is
Spirit. Cordial invitation 10 all.
Mr.. ard Mss. William Rupc sssd chill
tscn. Orvie and Lillian. cstsc from
Boulder Wednesday evening TOT visit
ritb their daughter. Mrs. Harley Job.
bins. snd family.
Carl Sscnow. nephew Of DR.. y. G..
olson. arrived Wednesday from Foss
Worth. Texas. where he spent lsss ~in.
sef. MI Stcno~ Was here last sum.
msf.
Earl Qasekcnht.h came down from
Cheyenne Wednesday fof short visis
with his family. tie returned Thurs.
day to resume work at the u. +. shops.
pori.. the FIVE year.old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clssenee Qasckcnbysh.
fell while visiting at Buckingham sun.
day. breaking her right forearm.
Little l. D Buchcs broke hi. fish.
arm Tuesday morning when he fell
from = tricycle. o6 the ~alk in front OF
The Buchcr & Blessie restaurant.
Crepe paper hats arc easily made II
YOU follow the illustrated Instructions
given free with = purchase of Dcnnison
crepe paper at the News office.
Mr.. and Mrs Claire Walker and son.
Jesse. Charlie Brown. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmct Short and children went on a
picnic to the Buttcs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. K. tarkin. Of kalous.
were surprised Saturday evening by the
arrival OF their youngest son and his
family from Oklahoma.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Soetens. about seven miles southwest
Of town. = daughter. on Saturday
morning. July -.
The dance given in F. & NJ. Hall at
ter the picture show was well attended.
Another one will be held on Saturday
night. August L.
Olin keasling who has been Ill Tor
several weeks. feels better today. He
expects soon to return to Greeley Tor
treatments.
Miss bessie Huntwork went to Pine
Bluffs Monday to work.
When you lOOk your hest see Fortner.