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Arizona republican., 1922-05-26

Bureau
Next to the problems of feeding the
question of how to make the baby
comfortable while he sleeps is the
most puzzling of all hot weather
problems in the daily care of the
baby
The coolest place in the house
should be found for the day time
maps. This win usually be some
where on the first floor, rather than
in an upstairs bedroom. Quite often
in the worst weather pallet on the
floor of the living room will afford
more comfort than any bed, but this
selection of the best place for the
baby to sleep is one of those matters
in which the judgment of the mother
must be exercised.
The baby should be completely un-
dressed when he takes his nap. A
very thin cotton gown. open at the
neck and short sleeved, is perhaps
the best garment to wear, at least
for the older baby. A tiny baby can
usually be made comfortable in crib
or carriage, and if he, maps in his
carriage it can easily be moved about
in search of the coolest spot.
Sleeping rooms are so hot in the
early part of the night that it may
be best to keen the baby out doors
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26

little Mite and how he had run away,
Peter patted him gently on the shoul-
der
Don't you worry Danny" said he.
Wen find him alright. l know all
about it. You remember how last
year my little Pete was lost. But he
came out safe and sound. and so will
Mite. Now, I'm going to start right
away to look for him You go back
and look among your private little
paths and I'll hurry around outside.
If he has come outside some one will
be sure to have seen him.
With that off started Peter, lip
-lipperty- to help look for
little Mite Meadow Mouse.
NEXT STORY - PETER RAE
BIT HEARS OF LITTLE MITE.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
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with the Ray Consolidated Copper
company.
Rolly Fay came over from Tucson
to attend the American Legion dance
last Saturday.
The Boy Scouts are making plans
for summer camp at Summerhaven
in the Catalina mountains and to
help defray the expense of it they
gave a very successful dance on the
tennis court Saturday night. They
sold soft drinks, ice cream and flow
ers and netted good sum.
Mrs. HI. C. Smith gave a delightful
party Saturday afternoon at her
home in honor of Mrs. Vern Heath.
Bridge was played and the prizes
were won by Mrs. OMAN, Mrs. Ellis,
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Williams.
Those present were Mesdames Heath,
Stephenson, Fay, knight, Talliferro,
Pearce, johnson. Tuck, Bruner ellis.
Oman. Frey. Phillips, Williams,
| Studley, Wilcox. Guyer and the Miss
es Kiser, L.angridge, Calvin, Fay and
Dehm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bruner enter
tained Tuesday evening i'll compli-
| ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Heath.
The bridge prizes were Won by Mrs.
Studley and Mr.. Stephenson Among
L. II
J. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Stud
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Stephenson,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. knight, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fay and Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Talliferro.
Millard Mcdonald came UP from
Phoenix to attend the American Le-
gion dance and to visit friends
Mrs Walter Pearce attended the
Democratic conference held in Tue
son last week.
A small fire broke out in the Da-
vies home on Utah avenue Friday
evening but was put out by neighbors
before much damage was done.
Miss Audrey Ellis spent a part of
last week visiting relatives and
friends in Tucson.
Mrs G. w. Dutton gave a very
pleasant party Friday afternoon for
Mrs. Charles Parker. Those present
were: Mesdames Talbot, Blackman,
Lumbley, Guyer, Evans, Ellis, Hud-
low. Gay and Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fay and Miss
Thelma Fay motored to Oracle sun
day
The Campfire Girls will give a
dance next Saturday evening on the
tennis court to raise funds for their
annual camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowden made hur-
ried trip to Phoenix last week on ac-
count of blood poisoning in Mrs.
Cowden's hand. Kenneth knight
took them down in his car.
c. H. Studley made business trip
to Tucson last Thursday.
Among the many picnics lately at
Cooks lake was one Sunday attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mcneil Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
J. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. yern
Couchman, Miss Muriel Couchman
and Miss Dorothy Smith.
The Hayden grammar school and
high school closed very successful
year last Friday. Much credit is due
both teachers and pupils for the ex-
cellent work done. 1t is expected
next year that the fourth year high
school will be added.
The Miami high school boys came
over and played a game of baseball
with the Hayden high school team
and was defeated IL to IL.
c. B. Mason has sold his interest
in the Hayden Drug company and
has gone to Ray where he has pur-
chased drug store.
Charles Parker, formerly depot
agent here. has been transferred to
Mesa and will move his family there
in the near future.
Frank Lumbley has purchased
new Ford roadster.
Gus HirshfieId OF Phoenix is a
business visitor in Hayden this week.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
NEWS FROM HAYDEN
AND THAT VICINITY

HAYDEN. May 25.-The "WeI-
come Home dance given by the
American Legion in Taylor Hatch
hall May 13 was decided success
The hall was beautifully decorated
for the occasion and the music ex-
ceptionally good.
c. H. Studley made the address,
welcoming home the people who have
been away from Hayden the past
year during the shut down of the
mines. mill and smelter. During the
evening fancy paper caps, horns, bal
looms and other ..ioYmakersn were
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26

tions to him, the visitor passed on.
She noticed a smile broadening on
the face of her attendant, and on
asking the cause, heard with con-
sternation that the old man was none
other than the medical superintend-
ent. She hurried back to make apol-
ogies. How successful she was may
be gathered from these words: Il
am sorry. doctor. / will never be
governed by appearances again. -
Presbyterian Banner.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26

reply. The reason was that he was
going In quite a different direction
from the one taken by his lost baby.
"Oh, dear, if only I could be in
several places at the same time,"
cried Danny. And then he thought of
something. Why not get help? OF
course, that was the thing to do He
would run over to the dear Old Briar
Patch and ask Peter Rabbit to help
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
MADE IT WORSE

A philanthropic woman visited an
asylum not long ago and displayed
great interest in the inmates. One
old man particularly gained her com
passion. And how long have you
been here, my man." she inquired.
Twelve years" was the answer.
do they treat you well?"
Yes
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
SUING

That's the last time / lend Jencks
my fountain pen."
What's he done: busted it?"
mo. but he's got the darned thing
into the habit of signing promissory
notes. s."--Richmond Times Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-20

Dear Santa Claus:
am very good little girl. |
wish you TO bring me a mamma doll,
ca. riage, set of dishes: table and
chair, and please dom. forget to fill
my stockings with u lot Of good
things. Good by Santa. From your
little girl, Avis Daniels, 3l7 North
St. Asaph Street.
p. Santa saw you in Washing
ton last Thursday, and told you what
| want. And / thought would write
and tell YOU again for ] fear you
might forget.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-20

Dear Santa Claus:
am little boy 6 years old. |
want you 20 bring me a fire engine,
suit and some story books, and any
thing you want to bring me. Don't
forget mother and father, and my
grandmother's and grandfathers
Please fill my stockings. | remain.
your little friend, Ashby Poole, 429
North st. Asaph Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-20
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl 10 years old. /
would like for you to bring me doll,
carriage, set of dishes, and you can
bring me anything else you have 80
snare. Please dent forget my
mother and fsther, and grandmothers
and granGfathers. Please fill my
stockings. | remain your lite FRIEND
Regina Poole, 429 North ST.. Asaph
Street.
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Letters To Santa
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy a years old, and
I wish you would bring me a large
drum. horn, blackboard. game, tool
chest train of ears, and don't forget
daddy and mother and all the poor
children in cur town as ! know there
are q good many Of them. Please
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-20
Bargains in Used Cars
FORD, DODGE
CHEVROLET
Time Payments Arranged
AERO AUTO CO, Inc.
l10i King Street
Alex, Va. Phone SIG

MASONIC NOTICE
A calld communication Of Alexen-
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F. anil A. NJ. will be held at the
Masonic Temple Wednesday evening,
December goth. at p. NJ, for the
pnrposs of receiving Most Worshipful
James II. Pries. gram master Of Ma
5000 In Virginia. The officers of
Andrew Jackson Lodge Of Masons
No. l20 and all Mssous in good
standing are cordially invited to at
tend. By order OF the Worshipful
Master.
$3.50 c. Page Waller, j., Sec.
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Dear San.a Claus:
am i little boy eleven years old.
I have tried to be good. / will hang
NY stockings bv the stove. viii you
please fill it with good things to eat
and some toys. want b. =; gun.
Your little friend, Irving knight.
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Dear Santa Claus:
| am q little boy 6 years old. |
wish Won would bring ME sleigh, a
train of cars, target, game te!e-
phone and boots and gloves. Your
little friend, Woodrow Cook, 3l3
Queen Street.
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Dear Santa Claus:
am little boy three months old,
rand of course ! can not write, so my
sister is writing you letter. Please
bring me a pound Of chocolate drops,
because I can not eat any other kind,
ard please bring me e red rubber
baby, and | also want 6 pair Of waite
stockings and a pair cf moccaslns.
Good bve, Santa. From your little
friend, Herman NJ. Chichester,
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Dear Santa Claus:
| am a little cir. 9 yesrs old, and
in the Thrill grade. Please bring me
q pair OF skates. and doll if YOU
have any TO spare. From yonr little
feiend, Mary f. Jackson, 229 North
WestiStreet.
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and my grandmother who is here.
Good bye from your little lfiena'
Evelyn Northrop. 315 South Pitt st.
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Dear Santa Claus:
am good little girl eight years
old, and IN the third grade. Please
bring me doll that says mamma. q
trunk, box CT handkerchiefs, a new
dress, pair of bed room slippers.
ard book called Child's garden Of
verses, and don't forget my brothers
and sister. Bye bye. Edna | Pal
LIANT, $40 South Alfred Street.
Dear Santa Claus.
am little girl s years old, and
I have been very good all the year.
So / wish you would bring me doll
baby, set of dishes, and the rest in
clothes, and don't forget to trim the
tree with pretty tinsel and lots of
pretty balls, my stockings will be
hanging by the mantel and don't for
get my mother and daddy. With
much love for you and your family.
/ will close. From your little friend,
Regina Chichester, III North West
Street.
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 20 1922

grandfather. Please fill my stockings
Your little friend, Bernardette Poole,
429 North ST. Asaph Street.
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bring me big Christmas tree, Your
good little boy, Mckinley Cornell,
1926 Queen Street.
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Dear Santa Claus:
| am q good little boy, and help
my father at his store, now | VIII
tell you what want and how old |
am. l am 8 years old. Please bring
me 4 doll baby, and 4 kitty car and
teddy bear and a doll cradle, and
some nuts and candy, oranges and ar
apple and a cowboy suit. Yours truly.
j. Roece Cation. il. 52l Duke Street
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Dear Santa Claus: lfi.'ti
Will you please bring me a sled,
train of cars, telephone, target, game
boots and a pair of gloves. Your
friend. Charles Cook. 3l3 Queen st.
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Dear Santa Claus
Please bring me doll baby and a
par of skates and a stocking cap:
some story books and games and
other things you have to spare.
Josephine D. Cation, 52l Duke Stree:
Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl IL years old. and
go to school every day, Please bring
me a wrist watch, some story books.
and some games. and don't forget
NV s.ockings will be hanging by the
chimney. l go to St. Mary's School;
My name is Pauline Y. Caton, 52l
Duke Street.
Dear Santa Claus:
am a little girl eight years old,
and in the third grade at Lee School.
Now Santa please bring me a large
doll that goes to sleep and kitchen
csbinet. some hair ribbon; and any
fling else that you can spare. Please
don't forget my four other sisters
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Dear Santa Claus:
I have been a bad little boy al
times and I will promise TO do better
All little boys are bad sometimes, 81
please do not forget me Christmas
| want sleigh end some other little
things. have three brothers. You
little friend. William ASHFORD Knight
New Alexandria.
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Dear Santa Claus: ft,. e.5.. 81
am a little boy s years old, and
the only child nv mother and daddy
have. / would like for you to
bring me a two wheel bicycle, and a
watch, and don't forget my cousins.
Harry and Charlie and Melvin. From
YOUR little friend, Erwin Dodd, 500
South Pitt Street.
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Dear Santa Claus: Gg'5t
Kindly bring me a pair OF rubber
boots, sleigh, and a nice boys game,
fill my stockings with good things
10 eat. as I am good little boy .
wears old. and live at 407 North
West Street. Leonard Spuder.
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Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy six years old.
have tried to be good. | will hanf
nv stockings by the mantle. vii
you please fill it with good thing:
to eat, and some toyse. | want {
train of cars. Your little friend
Harold knight, Jr.
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Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl 8 years old: l
want doll, carriage set of dishes.
and some new dresses and anything
else you lave to bring me. Don't
forget my mother and father and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

Say VIA. 700 uill sbou, drasEisss
Offering something Just - good
because !, pass . better pfoAt. the
tact still stands that ninety min,
ou, OF . hundred druggists recon
mend Chsmbeslsins Collie "A
Diarhoea Remedy, when the be-,
m4diesns isr diarhosa 10 ssted boz
and do % because they huov hon
What their customers cay Of il. thsl
Il can b. depended upon.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

Never start . bad story asoa,
another person. Some one may
cooiuss the names and hang II on.
TO you.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

School tsachers are continually ,
lap ahead Of their times, They sr'
teaching children many u th'
thlnss they should learn q, home
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

Rsdium has bern materially ~.
ducsd in price. Il nos being pos.
able 10 look ., II through . slas
case 1t 500 4 COUNT.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

Ths Nomsns Homs Missionary
sx,iety u the n. x ChafeA me-
With Nn. Srsnk BnghI Tuesday
sissnooa With tAs prssideas. Mrs.
FLOYD CAsv psssiaiag-
Scripture lassoa was Rad By Mr
r. l.. Lsech.
Rail- call and nisasss wss rssd
By the secretary. xp. LsssaA o.
ham. Mr. X. W. Stewart being
sbseat. tbs journal nvisv "a,
omitted.
While Mrs. upAam read q eAspt'
sf irom The stady book the rest d
the ladies made guilt bioeks.
The nse.ins adjourned 10 meet
With hn. Dsshaso Sept. 10,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
Nolke.

The old reliable Dicksos Msrbl.
Works will cell monuments and
mAtker much cheaper nov thar
ever before. We are making Z
specially OF monuments Aad ANAL
markers. W. are having most oil
lettering and carving done by too
OF the larses, marble wosks 10 tbs
South,
II voa will give us your trade W
can save yon Is per cent on your
money.
We have . Zoe line OF monument.
on our yard. Come and zee waai
We have, J A. Thomas. Prop.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

A. . possativ., Chsnesr'a'n .
Tablets Arp .he exact thing required
Strong euossh fm The mort rueust.
mild rsough kr children. They
cause IN asssesbl. movement 81
ths bowels vithou. any al that ter
nble Ertping. They are easy and
plessaa. 10 take and sgreeshle 10
eject.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

Tt. uniform success thas ~
attended the sse d Chsmheslsin' .
Eoiie .sA Ds.Ekeea nAnsdy 10 liz
relief and cure al bowel comDisiass.
both Tor children and adults. Aas
brought /, toto almost univssssl ~.
~ ,hst il 10 practically wiiboss Z
rival and ~ everyone vho has oss6
II knovs. II " vithssi N equal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

q = q
0NN~~NN~A1~~~~%~0
vosn for " G. Hcls Tor Records.
Kodak anishiss Cooks Studio.
Dickson.
Wilbur ssnsins hes returned bom
visit 10 Pennsylvania.
n. A. Psysss 10 spending several
days u Red Boiling Springs
Mics Sara Payne spent Monday
In Nashville ahoppins
+. J. o. sasa. Of Nashville, spent
~, wsek-svd with fsls.ivss hsss.
y A. Il. Mclean spent Wednesday
10 ROCKVILLE 90 business.
0 v CLARK. Of Bowling Green,
X, spsnt Tuesday night here.
Herbert 4. Talent spea. Tues
day 10 Nashville oa business.
Lester Simmons. Of Detroit. Mich.
~ spending 4 lev days here With
hisnds.
Mise Msissrs, Morrow 10 visiting
tslstiyss and friends in Nashville
this week
Misc Reba Winsi0fd, 81 Col
uubis, 10 visiting her aunt. Mrs.
II. A. Psy,on.
]. A. Matths We, si,ss so extend
cd y.si, 10 relatives and friends at
Columbia. has returned.
jim Anderson, oil Nashville. 10
the ausst Of his uncle. O A. slay
- dsn, AID samlly, ,a..,.-, ,..........,...
Lee sou,betlaad. Of Birmingham,
Ala has been visiting irl-nds and
relatives on Pinsy. last wssi ''"''
IN g. +. Shsnklsr, Of Jsohson.
vas tho westIend guest Of Mise
Iren6 Suss. on Turkey Creek.
Mas Ralh Carr alter a visit here
10 Miss George Lee Jones. has re-
tnrusd 10 her home In Nashville.
Mise Esthsr Jones'. who 10 teach
Ing at Cedar Hill. on Pinsy, spent
The week ead Al home.
N. Duncan and family leaves
Saturday Toe Louisville. Ky, where
they will make their future home
Mssdamss Eugene Psyue add
Claude Hooper we're Wa,efly vis'.
tors Tussdsy.
Misses Katherine Hudson and
Pearl Gillian, Of Nsshvill.. are the
guests Of Mise George Lee Jones,
Mrs, Joseph freeman left sun.
d ~ Tor = lev days visit with isls-
.ivss and friends Al Pleasant View
Misc Lucille suss after visit
here 9Th her cousin. Miss Allene
Richardson, has returned 10 Nash.
vile,
Mise bessie Scot, 10 spending
,his wsek with her brother. G. l.
Scott. In Nashville,
Mrs Robt 9, Clement aud little
coo, Of Scoltsvillc. Ky. are hero
the guests ot relatives and friends
Mrs. Nellie Hurt and daughter.
Miss Lille. spsn. last Saturday at
bon AQUA and we're gu-sts Of Mr.
and Mrs.. Andy Martin,
Msnsey Reeves. ~ho resides. gu
Pipsy. vas here ednssdAy on
cru,ches. he having broke his leh
aalls MaudAy n. uas ~orklns
Arcuud the place, whom in some
manner his ankle turned and broke
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

VI dssise to sxpssss our thanks
10 our msay irissds ics their hind.
ness and sympathy during tAs ill
ness add death u our dear hush and
and father, also ios The beautiful
floral designs.
The family u DE-. w \, Scott
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
hot SHOTS"

Nov 10 the tius 10 do The things
you should have done yesterday /.
bat make il double work today.
Give youf neiyhbos credit ios
keeping . secret He hasn't told
what be knows abost voa.
Young people should never make
lish. Of gray hsirs. The aged have
learned the iollies ot youth.
Wedding bslis ring msuily, but
The siren Of the divorce court 10 the
one thu. makes the big noiss.
Be an e1peN at oas thing snA
the world will forgive 700 Tor what
ron ..dont know about The rse.
II you want your vile 10 forgive
yos. spill the beans before come
oss else beats you TO il.
There 10 no. fool cutie 20 foolish
- the TOOL Who thiuls be 10 . wise
one.
A Chicago girl has been Winning
fame BY breaking all sscoeds q
swimming. A. 0ttins climax 70
her career che may eventually learn
70 bake bread.
Never start . bad story aAoas
another person. Some one may
coaiuse the names and hang II on.
TO you.
School t.schers are continually .
lap ahead Of their tim-s They are
teaching children many u the
thlnss they should learn q, home
Rsdium has be~n materially ~.
ducsd in price. Il nos being pos.
able 10 look st II through . elas
{ ase 1t 500 4 sQuint.
Ministers are ahost the most con.
sidssass people ve know. Tbsy AZ
extremely delicate 10 The o>shcds
the, employ 10 Awakening sleepins
me bess Of their eoosfseaitoa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

Kodak knishiag cosfs stsdis
Dickson.
When you no 10 the peils Sssi
smbsf y. vo4s LOT w {. Holt b.
Recorder. liz s,lI appreciate you
vote.
| Mr. sod Mn Edgar Hsdsos aoc
ehildrsn, Mesds mes W. y. Robin
con and james 0wsa Wrsasls motor
Cd 10 wsvefly and spent SUNDAY
| Miss Hattie Wsl,hSur lsts. We'd
assdsy iof Deckafd 10 stassps sposi
lion 10 uallliner 10 ons Of tbs stsfs'
at that place.
Thomas Hesbison. after . fes
Idsys visit here with relatives ans
friends. iek Friday night Tor hi,
home al Boyle. xlsa
Mrs II c. Thompson. wbo under
went On operation 10 . Nashville,
hospital . iss weeks ago. has 70
turned home
Mr. and Mrs ]. T, EldndEe and
son. Edward. II Water Valley
Mise. spsS, the Weekend With M
aud Mp Chas Eldridss.
M. and Mr., J 7. kIdridse sad
Mrs Chas Eldridss and daughter
Mabel, spent Saturday 81 Tsnaessss
City.
Clark Leech. who attended the
Citissns Mili,ry Training Camp al
Camp McCisllsnd, Ala. returned
home sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew WinchesteI
and sou. OF Nashville. are visiting
Mrs. Winehsslsr's brother, J A.
Bruce. and family.
n. Il Sshee, \. b; useieshiiI
Charles Grimm and City Marshal.
Dusmsr White moiofed 10 Clsfks
I vile 5undry" fba spess 4he, Saye
Miss Gladys Nichols. Of Bon
Aqua. spent the week end here the
guest OF her cousins, Misses Lille
suA Hattie Hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. White and
snddsushtsr. Miss Allene Rich
ard.on. spsn, Sunday with Mira.
WHITES broth. Jesse Beck at
White Blu6.
A. X. Mclean and Nd Morrow
spen, Sunday al franklin with
friends. They mo,ored through,
aud ppor. . most enjoyable day,
Misses Thelma and Kathleen
Nash. after an extended visit to
friends in Murirsesboro. Smyrna
and Nashville, returned home Sun.
day.
Miss Ethel Matthews. Of Col
umbia, who has keen . recent guest
u her sister, Mrs, Ii, A. Peyton.
and family, returned TO her home
last Saturday,
FOR SALE-B dat Cornst and
case; thoroughbred Anedale dog
pup, three months old 60 Wilbur
Sensius. <i3 W, College 81.
c II. Hunter and family moved
10 White Blu6 this week Mrs.
Dee Self and children will occupy
thu residence vacated by Mr. Hunt.
or and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clefence Collsy and
children. Of Paducsh. Ky. arrived
here last Saturday and are guests Of
hv parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +
Register.
.t.b sue, t.'> r},'aI " ,t.;,.5f 'H.t
Miss N.i,is McAli.tet has return
ell from q three weeks visit with
relatives Al Central City, Ky Mics
Anna Leo ~il remain until Oc.oh
o.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

FOR sALE-white bedroom
furniture. including bed. aressss
and chiid's bed. Gail Cit,ssus
poooe ia