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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25
Gbriitia11 Sobniom.

Sitter ct .et al bore ean1le @ionee-
| rer bo1t6ret bort. Denne Gang en al
| oe bebit fien6te Menb bette Count
tp, nemlig @bris. Sobnion. &an 6eoe
tit &iem pao 2afeit6e Drtbe it6fe
Sreoagsmorgen efer flere Maane'
6ers 2t6elie af Mabefreft. &an bc'
gDr6te ferit at r11erfe at ban lite
bar rietig friif tio1ig ii6ite Soar. s
Stunt Maaneo un6erfaite6e ban fig
en- Operation. gfter benne Spera-
ton ibebe6e ban me1lem 2ip og
500 / flere Tiger, 11en bat16t omit
Ser iaapas &refter igien at ban fl1n-
6e f1pttes @iem fra &ofpitalet. Set
far 6og bele Ei6en ii6en beret BIT
terligt baa6e for ban og bans So
miIie, at ser i11tet @oab bar at bli
friif igien og oet'bar fun paagrun6
of bans terfe @onftitution at ban
fun6e bol6e u6 iaa lenge iom ban
gior6e.
slf6p6e bar f66t @terfier, 9eor,
ge, Sen 2ben Stunt 1851 og bar alt.
iao beo lin $40 eber 70 @ar galn-
mel. @an1nren 11te6 fine Sorel6re,
3ofarias og @ari .SSobnion tom fan
til Mmerifa / 1867. De opbol6t fig
Sc 4 fdrite Mar / Gilln1ore County,
og faa fom Sc / 1871 til NDbpgget /
Otter Eail Gourtp og tog fig So,
meiteo6lano / Gotp1t af Eor6enifio16.
S 1877 flptte6e Samilien til 2eaf
Mountai1L bbor @briftian 6reb Sor=
refining Ell Ei6. perfra flptte6e al,
ogoe til Gergns sSnls, bbor ban H.
oen bor boot fit s1. $ S 1874 blep
bon gift 1ne6 Mils @ba 6. Moes ipm
MT, ion1n1e1t ne6 jDb 89rn, 6Dbt Be-
gre6er Eabet al en- fier s@gtefe1le
og on1iorgsfnl6 6n6er. @n STD bar
Mfoe6e Deputp 5beriff / bette @oun=
tp. Men be6it fien6t bar ban font
Mltftionarius. Sngen iom baooc
BOOB beri gountpet EN- Eio, iom iffc
fje11ote Sen moriol lnme slnftionorius,
CHRIS sSobnion:: {.
8grnenes Nabne er: Garl og 60
tporo, iom flers Mor bar bpret /
M1oifa, men Bot nu I @eottle;; Mrs,
81. 6. @ern, 2afe @lmo> Mi1t1.;;
Goro, iom bor bad Garn1 @erbeoeu
al Du1utb; Mrs. SSacf Cyan, 8aib.
| i1gton, 9. g.; Wtrs. 8. s. 8oncber,
@innipeg; og @arol6, iom er &ien1=
u1e. @egrabeliers sforegif fioite @en=
bag @ftermio6og fra &ientntet og
oen e11ge1ife Metbo6iitfirfe forrettet
al Yaitor S. @icbmo1t6 Morgan
@iiettelien fonpt @teo poo @t.
Guttb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25
6ers,.s 8aus os Omes1.

= Gre6 Eorbif beri 8pen bar nD<
lig 1nootat ct 8reb fra &. 6. Sogge,
fon MI bor MarDsbille, @aib. &r.
@ogge bar en- af @ioneererne ber og
bo6oe bert @pen 11attge @ar.< &alt
flpttet berfra til @aibington for ont
firing 20 Mar ii6en. 81. d. ifriber
ban fom fsIger: ~SSeg blir 80 Mar
neite 26en Suli, ONT leg 1eber til 6en
Ei6. @i er alle friffe. Seq arbei'
ser rne6 at bugge @e6 for mig ielp.
Weorfen er bar og &i6rene gaar u6e
bber Sag. 81 bar ifte babt noge,t
@ne en6n1t." @e elore Solf beri
@pen og Comm af @oer6rup og an~
6re Ste6er, bill bnife 6enne gan1le
@ioneer og ba S11teresie al at bbre
at ban leber et16nlt.
- Mrs. 6. S. 8o6ger fra Min'
11eapoIis tom berop til @eter,8rano
bol6 @rplluppet afbigte l1ge og tog
oa fortti6ig Mnle6ning til at beidge
@n6el gar11e &ien6te beri 8Den %
On1egn. Mrs. @o6ger er Datter al
Wer. og Mrs. Ole @nerion> iom bar
al Sc ti6lige Hioneerer $otpn af
Dane Brairie. @en6es Gar er 6po
for mango Mor 1i6en 11en be16es
Weor 1eber / Minneapolis og er MI
86 Mor ganu1e1. Mers. 8o6ger af<
1ag6e ct 8eipg paa bort &ontor.
Sun ia, at 6et gi6r ben6e be6rgbet
at merfe, bbor faa oct er igien ber>
rnn6t af 6e gan1le &ioneerer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25
eefs &roeent fur Tenee.

0erion1 bu hor @enge at laane uo
pao Stente, 1aaa 6en1 til geortbtpee
ftern Buil6ing Msfoctation, iom bil
betale sig iefs 4rocent for Dem.
Set bill r1oota 8eIgb nf $4,000 og
opober. Goreningen laaner ielb 6is>
fe Be,tee af big og 1aa 1aaner 6en
Bengene uo igie1t til SoT font d11-
Tier at betaIe for &ien Haane6lige
Mfbetoinger. Sfrib til eIler font
og tol nneo Nprtbmeftern 8uil6tug
Asfociotion. ~
elr1rer g. slbatns, Nreiioe11t.
&obert &nnnab, Sefreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25

500 betah ne6. sssngen Mforag /
10 Aar. 65iinefte 2ato for &ient og
0prftine. 8eta1er for fig ielb. Sst1-
gen $srte. Snge1 Dberipeu1111e1ier.
6inefte @ntanfe6> Sabeidger, Gruet
albber, Meieribr1g. @tort IofoIt
Msarteo nteo b6ie 8riier. Sngen
|@ono, @tert Snn1pe eIler MHali.
@utot alinta, frit Brenoiel, rigeite
! sgisrpnfin. @rten Sc eier 11eget
|eIser libe Itnoerfeg bette, ffrip I
Dag. giere,t b,iffer gobe Maboer.
R. MobeIano, Mlba,o11tb 8Iog.,
Nin~eapofis, Weiilin. q
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25

SEEK friends in hour of need.-
"In the hour of need we quickly
seek Our best fiends", writes Chas
Schridd Ward de Wet, 957-73rd
Ove., Oakland, CAL, "our little
boy and girl had a severe dry, ra-
sping cough without phlegm> a
cough that chokes and flushes
the face of the sufferers like un-
to convulsions. Foley's Honey &
Tar was wonderful ernergencc
remedy" Cases like this give Fo-
*leys% Honey and Tar its reputati-
orls as the best remedy for
coughs and eQlds, +
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25
SafiietFe:.

Seq bill bermeo faa ftge min bier.
teIige Sat til alle @enner, od sa iiar
5tpan 2afe og 8etblebem @enigbe'
Ser for Sc ]tore @aper, .6e bar gibet
mig. Set bill bore mig en- itor &iGlp
paa mint 1onge 92eiie. Eaf ogfaa for
@6ers mango benltge Orb, gobe 1r'
ifer og 8gnner. Maa @erren faa
rigeIig @eIiigne @6er &ien1nte, faa.
beIIom os iom .orbeiber for Sons
Gag / &e6ningelan6e.
9eord Mosbol6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25

Sbag g. gftermioabg begiber W}iis
geora &osbol6 Jig poa &eiie til Misa
1ionsmarfen / &ina.
0be1for er ct 8ille6e al ben unge
Dame, fom bar be1luttet fig til at
bic tit 2ib Misiionens Eleneite
Weils Mosbolo er Dutter al Scr.
og W}rs. Morttn 9fosbol6, iom MT
bor paa &aia Mbe. beri 8Den. Sum
bor feot / st. &anion1 ge. Daf., og
opbofiet / Gomn af Dane Prairie,
bette County, og er % glar gamn1cl
Sun giennemgif Common Sfo1en !
tit &iem6iitrift / Game 8rairie o9
fioen &eiifolen 6ergus Sails. Der=
efter bar bun / tire Mar 2ererinoe /
@folerne bette County. @aa rets
ite bun til Minneapolis, bbor BUN
frefpenterte en- @ibelifo1e en- Sio os
iaa git bun i116 / @siionSarbei6e /
Minneopolis og bar fem Mar for
bnnoet ne6 .2ntberon Sinner WiSa
iion SocietD", bbor bnn n6f6rte ct
troberoigt og nnerfien6t 9lrbei6e i
at reobe forfal6ne Soft, igr1ig Ting
6ontmef ra for6erbe1iens @eie. &nn
CT meget 1oben6e Sr1talt al Betty
re1ien for oennc 9fe6ningsanita1t,
iom en- 11eget begabet og iarnbitttg=
be6sfulb Mrbei6er. 2ige 1t6en bun
nar meget ung bor bun bqbt 9plt
til Mis1ionsarbei6et og UNDER De
Mar BUN bar birfet SsSSn6remisilo<
mems Giet1efte bar 2piten til at reiie
til &eoningeuarfen eget &aa
ao16 al WeisiionS= =8eitprellen fra
ben georfte 2utb. &irfc Mnerifa
1iofte Sommer, refer bun nu tfaa
til bette Son1fun6s @siionsn1arf j
@irto. @erfra refer bun iarnmen
me6 EFT 5elter fra Minneapolis til
Eocomo, @alb., og ser faar Sc lS9l=
ge me6 en treble @9iter. @ammen
n1eo Eaitor sl1trup 2arien og ST.
itru, ittgcr oisie tire hinge &bin6er
paa 8aoten i'%onconber, g. g., oen
26en 5ebruar og begiber fig oper
Sapet til MsIionsmorfen &iro.
Set norlfe &irfefolf fer g1eDer
fig ober, at Weils &osbol6 bar be-
iluttet Zig til at gao ino Mislions-
orbeioet paa @e6ningetnarfel1. Com
u6trpf for oenne @le6e bleb ser 1ib=
fte Spn6agsaftcn bolbt en 9lhfe6s,
ID felt for benoe / @ctblebem Me11ig=
be6s &irfe beri 8pen. &uitor 81
n1onlon bolot Misionsprefen oQ
forte Eoler blep boIot af Miis &os:
nol6 og Whis Gina @eita6 fra Sar:
60, en- &omnerat og Misiions19lte,
al Wfiis &osbol6> og Menigbe6e11S
@or Gang etpor G1n1rc.
M1s &ospol6 refer rne6 Sc be6
ite 0nifer al a1le be1t6es Slegtnin
ge og 8efien6te berrun6t ier6eles
be6, og BET norlfe &irfefo1f / aln1t11
6eIiebe6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25

ger, at foruo for 11afbengigbe6ser-
Heringen bar ser blet oprettet rnib.
lerti6ige @egieringer alle 2anoets
8robinier, og at 1uulenge Ser en6nu
bar noeet tilbage nf set brittle @tp-
re 2an6et biIoe Ser beobIi at bere
en- @tot i116enfor' Staten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25
6r. Me6. ::

ST. @e6.:-
S min @fribelie ont Ole 3. Combs
Dp6 ii6ite Mr., bar set 1ibt fetlag'
tig berettet. Com jeg fi6en bar be-
ret paa1i6elig fortalt, par Spgeplei>
er1fen i116e bos @at1o on1fritg en-
balp Slime f6r ban fan6tes 500. og
% fob ban og iDtttes ,bere fom batt'
Ii9t. Det bor oltiao lite Eilfel6et
at @pgepleierifen bar iroe BOG ban
fi6ite Gong ONT Mftenen 6en seat
ban 6p6e.
Eorfel Oftelie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25
Haitor @fpberg iyg.

Boftor 6. @fpberg, @reit for 3d.
itao og &ocf Brairie Menigbe6er,
lieger alporlig ipg paa ct. 2ufeS
&ofpitaI beri @nen. &aitoren b1eo
bragt ganite fpeNi1 Soipitalet fioite
2broae, os bar fsoss1 Ser &aio a5iio bnret
meget 6oar1ig. Set fpneS at bere ct
let @loetilfeloe han 1i6er af.
%aftor @1 -~7te bar / ober Is Mar
betient 6e rGbnte Menigbe6er.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25

EpMnno betalte ben 18oe Sa1t.
lit f6rfte Af6rog 111e6 31,00O,OO0
@orf @u16 / &enboD til 6en slfgips
relie, 6er nplig bleb fattet al @ritat=
ttinesfommi8fionen Cannes ont @e
5tali,be of et faaoa1tt Mf6rag bper IL
e,tos Qng. i,totiI oil er betalt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25
$u $1nihinsers 0pntmntrin8 % /
9fterlignimg! 4. +, \. Is

eto1 berbeo oplpie, at Str. So.
leno, ssyrontuooo, Msicb., aIt bar
fenbt mig 10 Doners, ion1 @bar pau
en- $enben6elfe ON &ielp til at faa
en- np &rfeitue eller Menigbe6sbns
paa &pnfet. @engene blir i16iat /
@anf, iaa fort 6e fonuner, til hi faar
ct oroentli' @elgb at fe1t6e til george.
-: g. g. @ierfeng.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25
j. F-Hs, 7F5'-
.Fnbe,t bbb.

Babe Benedict XIV 6g6e i Mon
tibIig fi6fte Sen6agsmorge11 efter
nog1e 0nees @pgeleie foranriaget
be6 ett iterf Gorfigle1ie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-25

-@isr 5orretning n1eo benz Der.
Qperterer ! port @lap.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
QUEEN CONTEST CLOSES
Miss Mamie Morris of Pickens to
Represent Pickcns County

Careful canvas of the votes re-
ceived by Pickens' county candidates
for Queen of Palmafesta showed
Miss Mamie Morris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Morris Of Pickens,
to be the winner by large majority.
Miss Morris received 30,01G votes.
Miss Jonnie Attaway of Liberty was
second
Congratulations for Miss Morris are
in order, for it is no small honor
to be selected as the one representa-
tive from all of Pickens county to
the great Palmafcsta spring festival,
commanding statewide interest. The
best wishes Of The Sentinel go with
Miss Morris in her competition with
tht candidates from all other coun-
tics Of the state, and it is our hope
that she may be the one chosen
Queen of all the others.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
w. Nj. U. MEETING AT LIBERTY
Important Baptist Ladies Meeting at
Liberty April Is.

The Institute the northwestern
division of the Baptist w. M. U. will
be held at Liberty, Saturday, April
Is, 1922, beinning at 1890 a. M.
This division includes the following
associations: Beaverdam, Greenvillc,
North Grcenvillc, Pickens, Piedmont,
Saluda, Twelve Mile River.
Miss Emma Leachman of the Home
Mission Board, Miss Ada Bell from
China, Mrs. j. D. Chapman, president
Of S. G. w. M.U., and DR.. C e Burts,
secretary and treasurer of general
board, will be among the speakers.
Be sure and see that representa-
tives from your w. NJ. S. and lead
crs Of your Junior organizations are
there. Please send names of dele
gates to Mrs. D. II. Kennemur,
Liberty, S. c..
Mrs. T. r.. Cox,
Supt. of Pickens Association.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
CENTRAL NEWS ITEMS
Couple That Put Over April Fool
Joke Get Married.

Mr.. Vandcver Of Calhoun and Miss
Essie King of Central were happily
united in holy matrimony by Rev.
}. w. Guy at the parsonage of the
First Baptist church last Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock. 1t will be
well remembered by the Central pco-
pic that this is the couple that put
the April feel joke over on th, Cen
trail people on Saturday night the
first day of April. MIR. and Mrs.
Vandover left Immediately for a trip
to Washington, Baltimore and New
York. Their many friends wish
them much JOY and long, happy
life.
Mr. j. II. RamScur who has been
very i'll with flu, is much improved
and will scon be out again.
Rev. j. w. Guy, the new minister
at the First Baptist church, preached
two most excellent sermons last
Sunday. If the two first sermons
arc a sample Of what he can do the
First Baptist may we'll congratulate
itself on securing such a man.
Mr.. H. T.. Scaborn is still very
sick Of flu. IT is hoped by his many
friends that he will spon be ouY
again.
Central high school won the second
place at the county field day meet
last Saturday. Frank Clayton won
first place in running hurdles. Nellie
Henderson and Gilrcath Rowland won
second and third place in the spelling
contest. Central may we'll be proud
of her school records, crowded as we
are for room and short on teachers.
We have wide awake set of trus-
tees, and they are working hard to
put over a larger school program,
for next year than Central has eve,
had. Let's work together with them
for greater school at Central.
My j. N Morgan has recently
purchased a new Franklin car. i
sure is a beauty and no doubt Mr.
Morgan and his family will spcnt
many pleasant hours motoring.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
FARMERS SIGNING UP
100000 Bales Signed In Statc-100O
In Pickcns County

So far about 1000 bales of cotton
have been signed up in Pickens coun-
ty for the cooperative cotton market
ing plan. In the entire state about
100000 bales have been signed up.
The fact that the cooperative market
ing system is already in operation in
Texas and Oklahoma and that men,
bers of it are getting $40 to $15 a
bale more for their cotton than their
ncighbcrs who sell Individually is
pretty good proof of what the system
Gan do.
Next week an intensive campaign
will be carried cn in Pickcns county
for signcrs. Messls. Carpenter and
Bowen of this county will be assisted
by County Agent j. Frank Williams
of Sumter county. Sumter county
has already signed more than it's
quota of bales and an unusual feature
of this campaign there is the fact
that one day every merchant in the
city of Sumter save one closed their
stores, got into their automobiles and
went out among the farmers and
helped to explain the plan and get
sgners. BY the way, Mr., Williams
is a native Of Pickcns county.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
DISTRICT S. S. CONVENTION.

A district Sunday school conven-
ton for christians of all denomina-
tions will be held at Salem church,
four miles northwest of Pickens, on
Easter Sunday afternoon from 2 to
4:45 o'clock.
An interesting program has been
arranged and all churches are urged
to send as many delegates as posi-
BILE. A large banner will be awarded
the Sunday school sending the lar
gest number of delegates.
Everybody welcome at this meet
ing.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
MRS. EEMNS DIED AZ pElXrR.

Mrs. Malinda Reed EGpns. wife oi
Ny T. \. H. Edcns, died at her home
in Pelzcr On March 20 in the sixth
eighth year of life. Mrs. Edcns for
mcrlv lived in the Oolcnoy section Of
Pickcns county and at the time Of
her death was mcmbcr Of the
Oolcnoy Baptist church. She IS sur
vived by husband and five children.
Funeral services and intcrmcnt took
place at pclzcr.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
MAY RUN FOR LEGISLATURE

A prominent citizen Of near Eas-
Icy informs The Sentinel that con-
siderable pressure is being brought
to bear upon Mr.. j. Bird Loopcr of
the Mount Carmel section to run for
the state legislature this year. Mr..
Loopcr is one of our best citizens
and most successful farmers and if
h, should decide to make the race
would be among the leaders.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

Central High School Frank Clay
ton first in 120 low hurdles, Nellie
Henderson second in spelling, Gil
reath Rowland third in spelling,
Frank Clayton tied for third in 100
yard dash.
Pickens High School-Virginia
Lewis second in arithmetic, Clyde
Adams second in the 10n-yard dash,
Geo. Yongue tied for second in the
12O low hurdles, William Alleged
tied for third in the 100 low hurdles.
Easley High School--Edna Hunt
second in grammar, Pack Cox tied
fer second in the 100 low hurdles.
Individual Winners in Class B
Schools.
Nomis- Henry Watson first in
grammar, Wayman McWhorter first
in sack race for boys, Ollie Porter
first in sack race for girls, Addie
Johnson second in spelling, Henry
Watson third in arithmetic.
Gates Vclma Smith first in spell
ing, Agatha Smith first in arithmetic.
Easlcy Mill-Horace Hendricks
second in the sack race for boys,
Bessie Porter second in the sack
race for girls, Natile Townsend third
in sack race for girls.
Zion-Allecn Ellison second in
arithmetic, Pricilla Fintlley third in
grammar.
Oolenoy-Alma Edens second in
grammar.
Maynard Mary Folgcr third in
spelling, Gracon Banks third in. sack
race for boys.
Individual Winners in Class c
Schools.
Rcanokc-Rcssic CAN'T first in
arithmetic, Ressic CAN'T third in
spelling, Jackson Gilstrap first in
potato race, Jackson Gilstrap second
in wheel barrow race.
Flat Rock--L. d. McWhortor first
III wheel barrow race, Eschol Brown
second in arithmetic, l.. ID. McWhor-
ter third in potato race.
Bcthlchcm-Annc Hicks first in
spelling, Thomas Davidson second in
potato race, Ernest Holden third in
wheel barrow race
Wolf Creek Wallace Thomas first
in reading.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
DEATH OF MISS ELLA GRAVEL y

Miss Ella Gravcly, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich A. Gravcly of the
Holly Springs section, died March
%. Miss Gravcly was eighteen years
of age and member of Oocnoy
church. Her body was laid to rest
in Holly Springs cemetery the day
following death and the funeral will
be preached th" third Sunday in
May.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
RECEIVERS FROM WOUNDS

Roy Gilstrap, who was recently
seriously cut in general mixup and
fight up on Cane Creek, has suffi-
GENTLY recovered to be able to be
out. II. Nj. Morton, who is charged
with doing the cutting and who was
lodged in Jail, is out on $500 bond.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13
SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST
Picked Up Here and There-Locals
and Otherwise.

There will be Sunday school at
Bethlehem church next Sunday after
noon at three o'clock. Everybody
invited to come.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

The rlay, ga couple of million,"
which was given with such great
success in Liberty last Thursday
night, is to be given again in Easley
OH next Friday night, April Id, at
The school auditorium.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

Since field day is over the people
are now looking forward to the next
big stop--Old Soldiers Day, June
3rd. The u. d. c.. have already
begun making arrangements to make
this the very best reunion ever held
here.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

While in Pickcns last Saturday
State Superintendent Of Education
Swcaringcn made no statement in
regard to cunning for governor this
year, but is is generally believed
that he will make the race. 1t is
known that he has offers of strong
support.
There will be an entertainment at
Vinc.and school house Saturday
night. April IS, beginning at o.
clock. There will be drills, pantom-
lmos, Il play, etc. The public is in
vitcd and an admission fee of IS and
20 cents will be charged for benefit
Of school
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-13

Down at tho Pickcns Drug Co.
store is, a stuffed wildcat that locks
SO much Ike q 1--we one that Il fellow
approaches it with fear. This is one
Of the many wild cats caught by Ed
Chastain and was stuffed by New
York taxdcrmist.
The three weeks old baby Of Mr..
and Mrs. Garvin Mcqueen of Liberty
route 3, was claimed by death March
16. 1t was hard to give the sweet
child up, but God knows best. The
hcart-brokcn parents have the sym
pathy Of all. A Friend
~ - II
Don't forget the entertainment at
Bethlehem school house Thursday
night, April 13, at eight o'clock.
Songs, rccitations, dialogues and
string band music. Everyone invited
Admission 10 cents. Proceeds will
go to help equip the new school
building.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
INDEPENDEN is
BEAT VISITORS
s TO Z SUNDAY
Coachella Plays Good Game But Flna-
Rally BY Steele Takes Game
For Independent Nine

Once more the III Centro lndepend-
ents took the fast Coachella team into
camp, heating them on the local
grounds yesterday to Z, the game be-
ing called at, the end of the seventh
inning 10 allow the Brawley and III
Centre league teams to play.
After getting off TO bad start when
his wildness filled the bases, Joe Steele
pitched good game. 4 combination
of walks and hits filled the bases in
the first inning, and Ventura, Coaeh-
ella second baseman, cleared them with
a fluke homerun when. Dorsey let Il
grounder get away from him and the
Independents threw the bali around
the lot on the relay in.
With four run lead against him,
Steele settled down to pitch his best
and with the able assistance of his
team mates and his own good work, the
locals managed to pull through with
the run necessary TO win. Coachella
scored another run III the second, and
two more in the fourth, after which
the locals held them safe. Clean hit
fine melted the Independents three
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
REsoLUTIoN NO. 247

A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES or THE CITY or III.
CENTRO, ORDERING THE IN
PRONEMENT OF THE ALLEY EX-
TENDING EAST AND WEST
THROUGH BLOCKS Is, 10, 20, AND
u FROM FOURTH STREET TO
EIGHTH STREET, THE ALLEY EX.
TENDING EAST AND WEST
THROUGH BLOCKS %, %, "a AND
20 FROM FOURTH STREET TO
EIGHTH STREET, AND THE ALLEY
EXTENDING NORTH AND SOUTH
IN BLOCK q FROM THE NORTH
LINE OF STATE STREET
TO THE SOUTH LINE or THE AL
LEY EXTENDING EAST AND WEST
IN SAID BLOCK "a; DETERMINING
THAT BONDS SHALL BE ISSUED
TO REPRESENTsTHE COST THERE
or, DECLARING THE WORK OR
IMPROV EMENT TO 'BE or MORE
THAN LOCAL OR ORDINARY PUB
Lie BENEFIT, AND THAT THE EA.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06

City Clerk Of the City of FL Centre,
California, and ex-officio Clerk of
the Board of Trustees of said City.
Nov & and
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06

tIl1 Of ELL YEN nv
/, j. S. Loofbourow, City Clerk of
the City of FL Centre, California, do
hereby certify that the foregoing rcso,
luton was adopted by the Board of
Trustees Of said City of El Centre, ut
a regular meeting Of said Board held
on the 25th day of October, 1922, by
the following vote:
AYES: Travers, Lavayea, Pitzer
Fawcett.
NOES: None
ABSENT: Anderson.
WITNESS my hand and seal of the
said City of III Centre, this 23th day
Of October, 1929.
j. $. LOOFBOUROW,
City Clerk Of the City Of ~ Centre,
California.
(SEAL) Nov and Z