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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
MRS, FRED FAR|S ENDORSES
CANDIDACY Of |. {. OGDEN

marks and vile words directed TO-
wards our state and its people are
without the least foundation We must
select men OF such high calibre as n
&c. Ogden TO represent us IN the
Senate.
All people living in this state ard
no doubt aware OF the vtlihcauon
that has Deen directed towards and
against West Virginia. 1t is up TO the
people in it TO select man who can
give them ablo defense in such case
and at the same time prove himself OF
the highest type Of representation
we could ever hope to have in Con
grcSs.
Some OF us have, no doubt, been
lax In cur promotion OF true West VIZ
ginianism and 1t Is time that we
awaken to the possibilities OF upouild
ing our state and It's people. Mr.
Ogden is representative Of the high
est type Of citizenship. He Is 100 pei
cent West Virginian and American
and am sure II nominated and
elected to the United States Senate
will set right those who viltfy the
good name Of his state and his fellow
citizens.
"Mr. Ogden is strong advocate OF
Mothers Pension and Uniform Child
Labor law. both pieces Of legislation
that, to my mind. are badly needed In
cur nation and should be enacted into
a law. He was a potential aid In the
passage CT Woman's Suffrage and BY
reason OF this fact. II no other ought
to be given the support Of womanhood
in West Virginia.
1T is pleasure for me to endorse
Mr.. Ogden's candidacy and I shall
work with just as much pleasure to
see him nominated and elected to the
United States Senate from West
Virginia"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

their camp. near Powhata- Sunday
Swimming and boating will be the main
feature for the afternoon and in the
evening dancing will be enjoyed
Charon Replaced
Tho Claron has been replaced by the
Ironton, which has been hero for some
time. The Charon has been used for
some time without being repaired. but
the officials thought that. now the
ferry was doing a slack business. owing
TO the strikes. they would be able 10
make tho needed repairs ar this time
The repairs will take some time as the
hull may have to be completely over
hauled.
Rev. Henry e. Koch
Rev. Henry f. Koch will be installed
in the ST Matthew's Lutheran church
Sunday. Rev. Koch Is graduate OF
Capitol University. Columbus, o. He
was ordained at the st. Johns Evan
gelical Lutheran church OF steuoenville,
Ohio.
Benwood Briefs.
Earl Scully. Of Sixth street. Will spend
the day with his brother in the Bachelor
camp. near Powhatan.
Walter McMellon. who has been con-
fined to the Glendale hospital for some
time, Is improving nicely.
Miss Ella Morris. Of Shinnston. Is Wis
iting friends here for a few days.
Mrs. George Ransom has returned
home after spending a few days visit
with friends IN Bella!re, o.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Lawson. OF
Pittsburgh. has returned home after
spending several days here visiting
friends.
Mrs. J. W. Landers Is improving after
hcr recent operation at the Glendale
hospital
Frank welsher. O: Berkeley. is spend
ing few days here looking after bust
ness matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

tho calling OF the present special grand
fury In connection with the trouble nj
New Lafferty on Juno 81. IN which John
I. Major was killed and Scott Story and
Clyde Major were wounded, adding that
In his estimation the situation was
being very ably handled by the local
authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
GARDEN SPOT IS
NOT A SPEEDWAY
Officers Dressed In Civilian Clothes
Patrol Island Get Three Spsedsrs.

4 campaign 70 stop speeding on the
island were inaugurated last night by
the police and after several officers
in civilian dress stationed themselves
on tho Garden spot. Three automobile
drivers were arrested.
Ralph Snyd. Robert Trotterdale and
William Spoon were the three drivers
arrested on charges Of speeding. They
will be arraIgned I'm police court this
morning Each was compelled to place
500 bond for appearance money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

ing at the home Of Mrs. Dotson'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs 9. S. Hughes OF
East Main Street
J. l.. Frint Of tho George E. Stifel
Company of Wheeling Is spending his
vacation at his home in ST. Cla!rsvi!l@.
Mrs. II. {. Parker and son Charles
have returned 10 this place after a
short visit with GAINESVILLE friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
BENWOOD
STRIKE SITUATION
STILL UNCHANGED

The strike situation Is quiet locally
although there are rumors OF slight un-
rest among the strikers. These rumors
are the source OF constant watchfulness
on the part OF both the striking men ana
the officials Of the railroad. Several
OF the men have secured temporary en-
ployment at different places. The fore
men and laborers who are still at the
shops have managed 10 keep things NOV
Ing and several heavy stock trains have
passed through here as the result OF
their activities.
Kerries Entertain
The members Of the Kerry Klub will
entertain n number OF friends at their
camp in the Narrows. south OF Nc
Mechen. Friday evening. a good or
chestra has been secured for the occa-
sion and dancing will be enjoyed. Swim
ming and boating will also be on the
program II the weather permits
Bachelors Entertain.
Tho members OF the Bachelor camp
will entertain number OF friends at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
KEITHSBURG HOME
STUDY CLUB HOLDS
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Especial Correspondence. }

Keithshrg. Dec. 22.-The Home
Study club held their Christmas
meeting at the home of Mrs. George
Buford. Five ladies formed the en-
tertainment committee. There was
a short program consisting Of:
Poem-Mrs. Vida King.
Piano solo-Miss Odessa Arnold.
Poem-Miss Kate Noble.
The yuletide colors were, used for
the house and table decorations.
Favors we're q small Santa Claus
for each guest. The two-course
luncheon was served at o'clock
and after this came the distribution
of gifts by Mrs. King and Miss
Noble. Each guest, after unwrap-
ping her gift, unseen by the others,
was requested to show In panto-
mime the name Of her present. This
contest closed the afternoon and
caused much merriment. Blanche
lie Mon was awarded winner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
ILL cHURcIIES
N lI,IEDO Plan
XMAS AFFAIRS

Especial to The Arxus.)


Aledo, Dec. 12.-Exteosive prepa-
rations are being made for the OBJ
servance q the Christmas season
in the churches Of the city and var
led programs will b carried out,
The first Of the events il scheduled
for this afternoon when the young
er members Of the First Methodist
Sunday school will be entertained
at q Christmas party In the parlors
Of the church. In the same church
Sunday morning the choir will pre-
sent program Of songs under the
direction Of Miss Minnie Peterson
of Rock Island, who has charge Of
the training, Of that organization.
Saturday evening the Sunday
school Of the United Presbyterian
church will present q cantata, THE
Christmas Secret, with other songs
and readings in the church auditp-
rum. Sunday morning the Sunday
school OF the Baptist church will
give a program in the church 1t II
q. m.
Sunday evening a program will
be given In the First Presbyterian
church by the Sunday school and
Tuesday night a well arranged
program will be given by the Sun.
day school Of the Swedish Luth.
eran church.
Other Christmas events will be
usual $50 q. m. service Christmas
morning at the Swedish lutheran
church and the midnight mass
Christmas morning at st. Gather.
ines Catholic church with Father
6. ]. Higgins officiating.
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W. v. COLLEGE CASE
CAUSES INTEREST
IN CIRCUIT COURT
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, Dec. %. - Considerable
time yesterday In the circuit court
was spent in . discussion by the
attorneys interested and the court,
Of the william and Vashti college
case in which it is sought, to have
the funds contributed 70 the en-
dowment Of that institution re-
turned to the donors. The college
ceased to operate more than two
years ago and according to the
terms Of the subscriptions, 80 per
cent Of the money should be re-
turned to subscribers.
Although Judge w. T. Church
has not yet given his decree in the
case, 1t is believed that an orde-
will be made; for the distribution OF
the fund or at least part~o it, soon
after March 1. 1923.
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t8pocial g The Araua. /

Aledo, De. ~ Regardleab Of
charley herDoe~ sore joints, aching
boeks md t1f1o1ss on tie test, the
members q tie 1our city basket-
ball squads are working mp con-
Sideraole amount of sweat and en-
thnsiasm, md sxpect 70 be in tip
top form for the two games sched-
ulsd for ths evtning u Tuesday,
Jan. ,. 1t the high school gymnasi-
um.
The opening game Is called for
7:30 p. n. when Pafkmnn's Business
Getters meet Van Atlas Sure Shots.
After the smoke has cleared away
from this fray. Ike Walters Colts
will engage In mortal combat with
Dave KAdyk's BookWorms. A later
tilt will be arranged between the
winners Of the two contests.
f The, net proceeds OF the contest
VIII 90 toward the gymnasium fund
Of the high school. A large attend
ance is expected for this event and
all are urged to come early to avoid
the rush ct the main entrance.
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s. RIleIIIll;
Dies ENRoUIE
70 SONS HOME

fspecial to Tha Areus.

Especial to The Argus.)
HI AIsdo. Dec. 3z.-Mrs. Peter Ring
Nh. ~, died yesterday affsrnoon
"a the Dairy Lane farm, between
J WAGNER and Milan. ut about 1:30
o'clock. Mrs. Ringdall and daugh-
~. Miss Jessie Rineaall, left
Aldo shout 1880 BY auto for Rock
!. Hand and from there planned to
IS to Des Moines. lows, to spend
4 Christmas with the formers SON
~ daughter. Arthur Ringdall and
N. Mark Stead.
Mrs. Ringdall complained Of
skRtness Of breath but soon felt
totter and the party proceeded to-
yard the tri-cities. Another At
"a caused them to stop at the
farmhouse where Mrs. Ringdall
ia before medical aid reached the
Dlace. DR.. Eddy Of Milan was called
1ho notified Coroner Maberry, and
a inquest was held late in the aft
: ernoOn.
Mrs. Ringdall was 70 years Of
age and was married to Peter
Ringdall at Biggsville, June 3. 1886
and had resided in Aledo since
1869. The husband died July ~
1922. at Aledo. Surviving. are -four
children: Arthur and Mrs. MARI
Stead of Des Moines. Iowa; Mrs. H
y. Morrison of Freeport, and Mrs
Cornelius Swartout Of Aledo.
Funeral services will be held a
2::30 Sunday afternoon from the
home on North College avenue
Rev. o. M. Dunlevy will officiste
Burial will be in the Aledo GENE
terry.
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eENESE0 MEETS
miners TONIcHT

Geneseo. Illinois, Dec. a.
The second game Of the home
season for the Geneseo high school
basketball team vill be played to-
night at the opera housA against
Spring Valley. With victories &C.
credited to the team in its first two
games it 10 planned by the players
to make Coach Bogue an appropri.
ate Christmas gift by winning again
this evening. Opposition OF the
most strenuous nature will be fur.
nished by the visitors. According
to available reports the coal min
ers have a team of unusual
strength.
The team which Coach Bogue
will pit against the Spring Valley
quintet Will undoubtedly be the
same he started against East Mo
line. Spence and Peanuts
Schultz will be at the forward po'
sitions, Walker at center and Gus
tafson and L. Smith playing guard
The reserve players who are alss
capable of holding places on thu
team include Anderson, Lambert
Franks and Hackett.
Emil Schultz, a member of thu
University of Illinois basketball
team and his brother, Ernes
Schultz, also a student at tina
school, are expected to reach Gene
SEQ in time to witness this gam,
and may be called to serve in som,
official capacity.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
MORE EQUIPMENT
FOR ROAD WORKERS
ARRIVES IN AIEDO

AledO, Dec. 22.-ReinfOrcementS
for Mercer county's hard road work
arrived here yesterday but will go
into winter quarters north Of Aledo,
one or two men being left in camp
to look after the two head of mules
included In the outfit W. j. Nor
risey was in charge of the outfit and
made arrangements for the camp.
This outfit came from near Glad
stone where it had completed a
state grading contract.
tits understood that the Morrisey
crew will do the grading work on
the south end of tho section and
the Lamoureaux-Pickett crew,
which arrived two weeks ago, will
handles the north edn Of the five
mile strip. =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
c|I|cAe0 firm
WINS CONTRACT
FOR STATE ROAD

ESPECIAL Correspondence.)

Especial Corre1pondence-)
Springfield. Dec. 2z-R- r. Con-
way & Co. Of Chicago. with > bid
Of Sill, 800, was the lowest bidder
for paving section LIS OF the state
bond issue route No. ; in White
side county. The bids were opened
yesterday afternoon by the state
department. Of public works and
buildings. There were q large
number Of bids for this piece Of
work. The section extends from
Morrison south for . distance Of
six miles towards Prophetstown.
The Chicago firm was also award
ed the contract for the paving Of
section 9, state bbnd issue route
No. 20 in Henry county. These
bids were also opened yesterday.
Their bid was $107,759. This sec
ton runs east from Galva for q dis
lance Of 81 miles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
CHI DREN' TAKE
lcIlVEP||'ART N
YULETlDE Event

(Specjal Coffespondence. }

Especial Correspondence.
: Geneseo, Dec. 2z.-Every church
in GeneseO has planned exercises
to welcome the Yuletide season and
old Saint Nicholas. In most III.
stances. the children will give the
bigger part of the program. Va
rious nights have been set for the
entertainments.
At the Congregational church
the program will be given by the
Sunday school at z o'clock Sunday
evening. The exercises will In
clude songs, recitations and dia.
logs. with special music by the
choir.
The Methodists will also have
their program Sunday night, begin.
ming at 7:30 o'clock. A playiet
Santa Claus and the Fairy God
mother" is a feature of the event
A Christmas tree and entertain
ment will be given at the Baptfs,
church att o'clock Sunday eve
ming. The program is varied, near
ly every member Of the Sunday
school taking part.
The Sunday school Of the Frs
Lutheran church will give theil
program Tuesday evening, Dec. 26
at Z o'clock.
At the Grace church the Christ
mas program will be given Sunda!
night. "A pageant is part OF thu
entertainment.
The program at the Concord:
Lutheran church will be givel
Christmas eve at o'clock.
Christmas evening, Dec. 25, i
the date set for the entertainment
at st. Peters church in Edfort
township. Rev. G. D. Fleer is il
charge.
Rev. Father Enos H. Barnes O
st. Malachy's Catholic church ha,
announced the hours and places o
the Christmas masses in his parisl
as follows: Geneseo, midnight mas
Christmas eve at IL o'clock, mid
night; Colona, mass at q. m.
Orion, at the residence Of Miss Ell
len Keleher at Z a. NJ; mass will b.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
ARTHUR STEEN OF
ORION rs MARRIED
Especial Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence
Orion, Dec. 22.-Arthur Steen,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Steen of
west of Orion and Miss Helen
Sandholm were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon at Dayton,
Iowa. They were attended by Miss
Pearl Steen, sister CT the groom,
and Mr.. Sandholm, brother Of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Steen will Wis
it his parents here for a few days
after Christmas before taking up
their permanent address in Dayton,
Iowa, where Mr.. Steer Is engaged
in farming.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
FILL VACANCY IN
SCHOOL FACULTY

Especial Correspondence
Sheffield, Dec. 22.-The board Of
education OF the Sheffield Commun-
ity Consolidated school has an
nounced that they have employed
Keen Rafferty,, of Robinson, to fill
the vacancy on the faculty in the
sixth and seventh grades, made by
Evan Klock who resigned to be-
come postmaster at Sheffield, Jan
uary 2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
mrs. IVES IR|le'
Y, PIONEER OF
HENRY, PASSES

(Special Correspondence.)


Geneseo, Dec. 22.-Mrs. Otto =.
Westring. aged e years. passed
away at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Theodore Beckstein on East
Park street ut $50 Wednesday
evening after an illness Of several
months duration. Mrs Westring
had been In frail health during re-
cent years and especially since last
August. Last Friday her condition
became critical.
Mrs. Westring was Emma Matilda
johnson, q daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. johnson Of Andover. She
was bern in Sweden, Feb. Z. 1850.
When she was but four months old
her parents came to this country
settling at Andover. On March -,
1870, she was married to Otto p.
Westring. They Immediately be-
gan farming and lived on farm
each o. this city for % years. They
retired in 1905 and came to Gen.
eseo to make their home. Mr.. West
rings death occurred in this city
In May. 1918. Since that time Mrs.
Westring had resided here with her
daughters, Mrs. Theodore Beckstein
and Mrs. William Wiedenhoeft.
OF the seven children born to Mr..
and Westring, but two, Mrs. Beck
stein and Mrs. >Wiedenhoeft. sur
vive to mourn their mothers pas
sing. Two sisters, Mrs. c. B. Lar
son Of Cambridge, and Mrs. George
Elm of Minden, Neb., and one
brother, C. o. Johnson Of San Diego,
Calf, also survive.
Funeral services will be held
next Sunday Afternoon. Dec. "a. at
2:30 O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
Beckstein. Rev. w. v. Magnuson OF
the First Lutheran church will Off
ciate. Interment will be at Oak
wood cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT BOWLING CHURCH
lspecial Correspol dence. J

Bowling. Dec. z2.-speci9l mis-
sionary services will be held ct the
Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian
church Sunday. Rev. L. A. Ken
nedy will deliver q missionary SER
mon In the morning. A silver Of
fering will BE- taken. Stersopticon
views, showing the work Of the
shown ct the evening services.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
FAREWELL PARTY
FOR RURAL FOLKS
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Rural, Dec. 22.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
r. Caldwell we're pleasantly sur
prised by q company of friends and
neighbors, the affair being held at
Rural hall. The affair was a fare
well for the Caldwells who leave
soon for Two Rivers, Wis, where
they have purchased home. As a
gift from the company they were
presented with An electric table
lamp. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
LIGHTING COMPANY
REQUIRED TO FILE
ADDITIONAL DATA
Especial Correspondence.)

Keithsburg, Dec. 22.-The Illinois
Northern Lighting company has
been required to file much addi-
tional data In regard to the rate
making value Of the properties in
Viola, New Windsor, Joy, Keiths-
burg and other towns making up
the system, In q hearing in Chicago
ON DEED Is. A continuation Of the
case Ia set for Feb. Is at Chicago.
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RETURNS TO GENESEO.
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo. Dec. 22.-John N. Ma
sengarb has returned from Fort
Wayne, Ind, where he was called
several weeks ago by the death of
his son-in-law, Paul Reinking. He
was accompanied by his daughter.
Mrs. Reinking and her daughter,
Margaret, who will remain here
during the winter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22

VISITS GENESEO
Especial Correspondence.)

Geneseo, Ill, Dec. 22-Edward
Hamann Of Winnipeg, Canada, visit
ed yesterday at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Charles Hamann Of
South Congress street. Mr.. Ha-
mann has the exclusive right for
the manufacture, and sale of
Orange Crush" in Canada. He has
recently been in Toronto, Canada,
New York and Chicago purchasing
large orders Of machinery to be
used in the various plants through
out western Canada.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
THOMAS ANDREWS OF
ALTOONA, SUCCUhlBS

Especial Correspondence
Galva, Dec 22.-Thomas Andrews
Of Altoona, who was very we'll
known in Galva, dropped dead at
his home Wednesday. Mr.. Andrews
had been in, comparatively good
health prior to his death. He
was the father of Mrs. Wilbur Kei-
" OF Galva and of Mrs. Ray Lit
ton OF woodruff, Ill.
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SHEFFIELD COUPLE
WE'D AT PRINCETON
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
Sheffield. Dec. 22.-Announce-.
Weut 10 made Of the wedding of
Hiss Vida Christiansen and Har-
vey Camp. both we'll known young
people Of Sheffield. The ceremony
took plaee ut the Baptist parsonage
at Princeton. Rev. Shank perform
Ing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Studley were the attendants.
The young couple left at once ON
wedding trip to Norris, Ill.
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Gafva. DEC z1.-Stewart Reid
has purchased IN interest In. the
Princess theatre and has alreedy
taken over the management Of this
very popular play house. The In
terest in the business was pur-
chased from Don Best Who has had
the management Of this theatre for
several years. For the past 10
years Mr. Reid has been engaged
IN work with the 1edpath Chautau-
qua circuits. Mr. Reid took pos
ssssion Of ths theatre Tuesday ey-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
TOR1lER HEAD or =
SCHOOL PATIENT !
IN OHIO HOSPITAL
Especial Correspondence.

Geneseo, Dee. 22.-A1 w. Hussey,
formerly superintendent Of schools
Of this city. Is i'll at st. Rita hos
pital. at Lima, Ohio, according to
Information which reached friends
here yesterday. He is suffering an
infection Of the foot which has
caused the amputation OF a large
toe. Many OF his former students
at the high school have sent him
Christmas cards.
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eALVASNoWED
UNDER 40 TO 8
Especial Correspondence

Bishop Hill, Dec. %. - In the
basketball game at the M. w. A.
hall at Bishop Hill Wednesday eve
ming, the Galva quintet was snow
ed under in q deep blanket Of 40
scores. The game proved to be
Bishop Hills first victory Of the
season. Galva's guards proved
rather ineffective, and the ball was
near Bishop Hills basket most Of
the time. The box score follows:
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MARK "a GRAVES OF
COAL VALLEY VETS
Especial Correspondence. }

VCPcC1dI COrIeSPUHueuCe.J
Coal Valley, Dec. 22.-Barbara
Fritchie tent, Daughters of Veter-
ans, of Rock Island, this week
placed "a flags on veterans graves
in the Coal Valley cemetery. The
graves marked were those Of Civil
war soldiers. The work is done
twice each year.
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LEAVE FOR NEBRASKA.
Especial Correspondence.

Geneseo, Dec. %. = Miss Jean
Luther, kindergarten teacher in the
city schools, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Bernice Luther Gee of
Madison, N. j.. left today for York,
Neb.. to spend the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Luther, and their sister, Miss Jes-
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REBEK All LODGE
NAMES OFFICERS

Especial Correspondence
Sheffield. Dec. 22@The Rebekahs
1T Sheffield have elected officers
as followv for the new year:
Noble Candidacy Runft.
Vice grand-Nina Moss.
Recording secretary Anna
Jones.
Financial secretary - Lillian
Dean.
Treasurer-Elia Peterson.
Deputy-Anna Stone.
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Eek0ma-A Christmas program
viii be given at. the Community
church by the Sunday school 1T
1880 Saturday evening.