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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
BY HUGH FULLERTON.

What a great kid this blond-hcaded
viking appearing youngstcr who just
Won the national amateur championship
ut golf L., If YOU were chosen TO select
tho typo Of american boy YOU admire
you could run through the list. and II
YOU knew them all YOU would alight
perhaps upon Maihewson. IN his best
days; upon Tack lIardw!ck. the most
perfect type Of athlete we aver have
developed. or upon Jcsae Sweetser,
whose nerve and courage carried him
10 the creates; Victory Sois In America
ever has known. save tho on" scored
BY Francis Ou'met over Nardon and
Ray.
It a queer coincidence that 'hc most
startling upsr;a that golf ever has
known wero over the Brookline course.
That OF Ousmct was. ot course. ths
moro sensational because. after Ameri-
cas- hope was dead. the slender. grace
ful youngstcr camo through in tie
with tho greatest masters OF the Gamo
and then defeated them.
svsssssr's arsat Peat.
But In way tho Victory ~ Jesse
Swectser IN the amateur was greater
than that, Almost any ono may have
great day or great round-but IN
four days this twenty-year-old lad de-
feated Willie Hunter. former champion
OF Great Britain: Jesse Guilford. cham
pion Of the United States; Bobby Jones.
considered by many as the greatest OF
all the American amateurs and un-
doubtedly the best shot maker in the
country, and then capped the climax by
~outfighting and outth'r&ing Chick
Evsns the greatest master Of them all.
Swestser Is only a kid, the youngest
OF all the golfers who qualified for the
championship rounds. Only = litl'" over
20 years OF age. he pitted his knowledge
OF tho game. his skill and his 'OuraSe
against the experience OF the greatest
masters of the game.
leases Progress In Golf.
Ina way Swcctser is perhaps the most
representative champion the tu!t"d
States ever has had. lie was horn in
Cobb county. Kentucky. In the Blue
Grass region. his parents h',"% NOM
hers Of welt known kentucky families
When ne was a yOumgStcr under ~ years
of age business interests caused IN"
family 20 remove To 81. Louis. AMI Jcasp
took up golf WHOM he was II wears OF
age. Al "A h Won the high scnonl
,har,niorshtp % s. Louis. and then
went to 4 prep school in Now f:ngiand.
whore he won Il prep school champion
ship.
His family removed TO New York. and
established Il home up IN Bronxvli.e. and
Jesse became q iun'or member at silva.
nor His f!CS; appearance there was
something * sensation. tn. grarc
and revsred seniors gave him a hard!Sap
OF twelve or :.Iteru strokes. and lie pro-
cceded 20 step ouc aid shoot II 60, which
gave him ~o.uetAtng IKE 81 az net
score.
He entered Yale and captured an in
tercollegiate champion ship-bu, even
then. after he had shown all that kind
OF golf they could not believe it.
Psychology In Golf.
Golf. az We know. IS partly ska which
counts everything In medal play. amt
chiefly psychology backed hy skill in
match play. The great medal player 3
ars not always great match r.aNe.s.
chick Evans. for instance. Is "nr ~ the
Greatest psychological golfers know
ing his own skill. he has a habit OF
chsekins his drive purpcseiy so as to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
REX THEATRE

This afternoon the Rex theatre will
have its first matinee OF Ladies' Nigh.
In Turkish Bath" the big comedy the
Jack Ball Stock company will produce
for tho frst time in Wheeling. Fifteen
bathing girls have been engaged. AMI
Mary Dague will lead the fair bathers.
Miss Minnca polls" will be an added
attraction TO the show. while Percy Kill
bride will have the star part. Eva Sar-
gent returns 10 the cast. and 81 play
crs will give the best show you can
SECURE. Geo. Whitaker will play the
leading parts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
Girl Swimmer Breaks
150-Yd Worlds Record

Hamilton. Bermuda. Oct. SIN tho
swimming meet held at 50. George las,
night in which American and Bermuda
women swimmers participated. tho loo
yard free style event waa won by Ger
trudc Ederl OF the Women's Swimming
Association Of New York. In one minute
As seconds This time is said 10 have
broken the former world records OF ono
minute - 3-5 seconds held by Char
lo,te Boyle Clune VI New York and
l:4S held by Hitda James Of England.
In the 400 yard back stroke race
Sybl Bauer. Chicago. won from Ethel
McGray. New York. establishing world
records at the 800. 400 and $40 yard
marks, the figures being respectively
4:l9 3-5. $50 and 6:2t As. The old
record was 6:2S held by Harold KRUGER
Of Honolulu. This was the ilrst time IN
history Of swtmmiug that woman mas
Lesten a world record held by man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
!! .hUGHLIN LEVEN WINS
FROM JEWETT ELEVEN

The fast I.aughlin Levcn football
team Of Martins Ferry defeated IN"
Jcucit \. G. "f ShUdys!ds yesterday on
the Martins Ferry grounds by The score
uf Go The gam" WAS played IN Il sea
at mud aud although outwe!ghcd man!
mounds tn the man Tho Ferry outnt came
thruui.h with II decisive win snyder
quarterback t"r lii" Lauehllu team
crossed the Jewet' goal in the second
uunr,er after having made q 10 ward
run through tho whole opposing team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
PLAZA THEATRE

,rh,Iwind Of action ia "Whe Ro-
,srco Rides" the new Zarc Grey pic
tmre produced Ivy Benjamin r. Hamp-
,on and released by Goldwyn. coming
80 .he Plaza theater on Monday for Is
days II was adapted from Mr.. GreT,s
novel .'wildfire" in which the beann-
,ul Wild stallion Of that name plays an
important part. In fact. horses snare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
SATURDAYS RESULTS
HIGH SCHOOL

7 lI,l |'NTNI I, T-IkIUN Q.
l.iusly 81: Bridgeport 0.
Struhcnvill" %: R"llaire q.
I'arkcrsburs 10, Grafton Q.
MoundSv;llc 81: Sistcrsvllle q.
Midd !cbournc i. West Union 0.
Marietta II. :. :: Huntington 8.
81. Mnrys IS: New MartinSville 0.
aShiuEtcu Irving 70: Shinnston 0.
Victor Il. s. tClark SburG) ~ Salem o.
William:oWn :; EaVcns1vood 9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
oh, What a Girl.

shubert vaudeville In tts new gus
~ "uni." shows. will offer at the Court
Friday and Saturday. with daily ma MAJ.
nco. q condensed version 81 on VIVA.
q Girl" Edgar Smiths musical comeaE
which had a successful Broadwa! run
,n IT'S credit year or so ago nc
rovdavilIjzcd version. which has heeh
staged by Low Morton. VIII occupy
about - minutes cf the evening" en-
te,.tainment, constituting the secnnn
hall Of the program. Il VIII he pre-,
scented IN Ave scenes by COMPANY Oh
81 ncople including very large 'hoFus'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
TWO FOR PIRATES

Minneapolis. Mimi, oct. s.-The Min
rrapolis American association tsam was
defeated twice by the Pittsburgh Ma
tionals in exhibition games today. Ga.
and 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
MOHAWKS WIN 1910

Tho Mohawk football team defeated
the Wonders Of Mt. dc Chantal yester-
day afternoon by the score Of 1870.
Both teams were handicapped by the
weather conditions and fumbles were
frequent throughout the game. The en-
tire Mohawk team played good football.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
MARIETTA HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE
PLAYED HERE ON FRIDAY AND
CAMERON ON SATURDAY.
Nuss Will Work Men Hard This week
in Practice-Saturday's Game VIII
Be Played at 2 O'Clock.

I.lnsly officials announced last night
that an offer from Marietta High 70
play at Marietta ON Friday afternoon
had been accepted and hat 'amrr"h
would be met on Saturday at Wheeling
on Saturday as originally scheduled. The
Cameron game will be played At IN"
Fair Grounds at o'clock - as n"': 70
conflict i,h the BethanY-Gr"He CI;E
contest al the High school field at {"
O'Clock the same day.
Marietta Looms Hard.
Tho playing Of two games II as many
day will be an innovation and may prov"
more Of task than tho Cadets antiri-
pate. Under ordinary conditions no
such thing would be attempted TIL"
excuse for trying Il this time seems 10
be that the L!nSly team has not h'cn
forced 20 extend Itself IN either o' i's
tw games and NuSssSrcuIIzes that his
men must have good hard work In pre-
marathon for the hard games with Bell
aire. Moundsvlllc and Wheeling High.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
||NSLY CADETS WILL PLAY TWO
HARD CONTESTS THIS WEEKEND

These three games Will 10 played in as
many weeks. beginning with the Boil
afro battle on October list To win the
majority Of these canc9 the Cadets VIII
be taxed (" tn" very lirli,. AZ they all
have shown championship 'ahprf. I"e
strong Marietta team which defeatch
Huntington On last aSturday. I, I" b.
will furnish just such opposition. Mis-"
is fortunate IN having scvura. very cap
able subs and feels that he can save MS
men some ny frequent subSiituti"nS.
Cameron will hardly measure up to the
valley leaders although they played =
Srlrudd game on Saturday 2nd defeated
Waync&hurg to u. The only danger
i'm the double header arrangements IS
the possibility Of Injuries and the Cadet
mentor will put his men through riga
training TO enable them 10 stand up lin-
der the ordeal.
Cadets Lead Good.
Nuss EXPRESSED himself as we'll pleas
Cd with the showing of ms men thus
far but called attention I" the tact lhN
The Imposition has h"en 50 light 'hat he
cannon form an opinion as to how his
Icam Will mcasu". up to IN" coming "N-
moments Tho Cadet followers arc very
rsnthulas site over prospects Hnd arc pre-
dictinv one Of the most successful sea-
sons in many for ,hc old school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
WHEELING HIGH ELEVEN PLAYS
FIRST CANE ABROAD SAT- URDAY

In u successful season. hand tho
h"upu",s :" t'"u" "th"r Than RAJ!
SrnhhS aud tNcu his Gold and R.ua
IHihl"ir~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09

with the opening Of its one hundred
and twcnty-seventh year. Union College
Schenectady. y. Y. has the largest stu
dent body OF record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
WHILE MAGNOLIA HAS BEST TEAM
IN RECENT YEARS, WHEELING
WILL PLAY GAME WITH
SEVERAL STARS IN
JURED.
stobbs Developing Scrubs Into Players
Of Real Ability to Play For IN
lured Men.

Whc,l!ug High >rl""I's nc i""''"li
team cutters Il Nc"N Tr strenuous n"'-
lice i",lay IN preparation i"T i"'W gam"
Win Macuniil Ili..h &C New MArtluS-
>illr m">t Saturday afternoon 1T New
NartiI.Nil!" Tia" gam" Viii u" ihe
frs, apprararr," 1T tn" Nh'"ii"r team
abroad this ~r"""u.
Magnolia Strong.
Magnolia. while they hay" n"' pea"
setting tin. stat" AFR" with ih'ir play
!ug have one Of the best l"anIN III re-
cent Years Tn" squad Is mad" hp
Of quite A few veterans and the young
s,crs vino have come out Tor III" team
have displayed quit" aIl abundance" OF
natural football ability. Tn" team ~
fas, and packs Il lot If power IN h"tn
It's oCfcus" and defensive play. II VIII
be remembered that Magnolia pushed
last years Gold outfit To- thc limit 20
make them win.
Gold Regulars Injured.
Wheeling did not come out at 'h"ir
game with Philadelphia last saturday
In any too good Of shape, Moycs. the
heady little quarter. Is suffering from
a cut on his forehead which may Keep
him out Of the game. Nciber stlll mas
his infected finger and several othcf
members OF the squad are pretty had-
" bruised and bumped around their
body and there is a possibility that
som" may not J." able IL start the
namc against Magnolia.
stobbs Developing Men
Siol,hS is working each practice Sr~-
sion trying To develop- mon from the
second string /" take IN" places Of his
injured regulars. The cold aud Blue
mentor is doing wonderful! work I'm TINS
limo aud already has It ,drah!c man III
Perry for the center position. Ferry Il
freshman. played his first game lsI
Friday against rriaI"!Uhra. til" Kids
wor. uu the "Cfrns" was Il good a. a
veteran: NOT on" pass L" his UaCkiI"Iu
was bad and his charging Was better
than the average. II 'lill' can get
developcd some defensive power in The
voungster he Will give Ncih"r good
run for his position before the season Is
ont For his backriclds Stobbs has
made developed two capable suhs in
Tommy" Cotton and Ltpphurdt. These
Youngsters showed some real form In
the Triadelphia game and Cotton 'ount.
cd ono Of the Colds touchdownS HIS
work on the ends find. lieImcr. u lines
man last year, Milo and McGill hold
ing down the and left open by Mott In
fine style. lie has also made good use
OF big Fritz" Wagner. Wheeling q
giants tackle. and fro mthc form dis
played 10y this hoy in the few ermes
he has played this year II looks IA
though he has developed from player
Of average ability into Il contender Tor
ull-state hnu"rS.
The Colds schedule from her" gets
,oukh aud then tougher. Following the
game Saturday. Charleston. 'idiAs-
burg. Lins'!. rarkersburS. and F"haire
ara met In order, and If wheeling turns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
The lineup


ECrrrHc-Rcdnlau. Wheeling.
l'mp'rc Jenkins. : y. =.
Llncsman Ear'r. W. H. \
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09

Willnore Kendall. Jr.. Of Oklahoma
axed thirteen is the youngest student
ever admitted TO Northwestern ln.Icr-
Atty.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11
MR.. CROMER HAS BECOME
DROUTH WISE AND 1T PAYS

J. c. Cromer, one Of the fellows
who has been on the plains long
nough 10 be drouth wise TO the ex-
ent that he is not worrying about
he present momentary need OF
rain. was in town Monday transact
ing business.
It sounds pretty funny to say
anything about those fellows coming
in on business. when as a matter OF
fact the town is filled every Satur-
day with them, but IL Is a fact that
there was genuine reason for Mr..
Cromer being in town Monday
that to bring In a few salable ar
ticles from his farm, which he has
regular habit Of doing, which
helps to make his farm paying
proposition.
He reports everything getting
along fine and dandy on his farm
and though a good rain would come
in mighty handy and Is needed 20
noticeable extent, he has not
started a calamity howl as yet, and
doesn't intend to.
STAY in there old man Cromer.
Wei bet a pint Of ink against the
iuciest ear of corn in the county
that that kind Of optimism constant
ly practiced is worth more 10 Lub-
book county than all the rain that
could fall within forty-eight hours.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11
Jim Ferguson Given
Place On the Second
Demo. PnmaryBallot

Dallas, Aug. by unanimous
vote the State Democratic Exccu-
tive Committee today decided TO
certify the name Of James h. Fer
guson of Temple, TO the county
chairmen, as one Of the run-oh can
didates for the United States SEN
ate in the primary August 20.
The motion 20 certify Mr.. Fer
guson AS a candidate was seconded
by Judge Barry Miller, who was the
manager Of Senator Culbers0ns cam
naign for the July primary. Judge
John W. Gaines Of San Antonio,
who sought 20 prevent Mr. Fergn-
sons name going on the ballot Tor
the August primary, spoke against
certifying Ferguson's name. Az the
end Of his speech the motion TO
adopt the resolution naming MI.
Ferguson with Earle b. Mayfield as
the candidates for the senatorial
nomination was put and adopted.
judge Gaines protest was the on
lv one against the action Of the
Committee. which recessed at noon
until 2 o'clock.
When the committee recOnNened
Mr.. Ferguson was present, but did
not remain until the final action on
his candidacy. Mr. Mayfield was
not present in person, but was re-
presented. He has made his posi-
ton plain as opposing action which
would eliminate Mr. Ferguson from
the August primary.
The committee today first can
vassed the vote Of the July primary
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11
RAT SNAP BEATS THE BEST
TRAP EVER MADE" MRS.
EMILY SHAW SAYS

MY husband bought a 81 trap. |
bought a Csc box Of RAT-SNAP.
The trap only caught rats but
RAT-SNAP killed ~ in a week. I'm
never without RAT-SNAP Reckon
/ couldn't raise chicks without Il"
RAT-SNAP comes in cakes Three
sizes, 35c. Csc, 1925. Sold and
guaranteed by Cole-Myrick Hard
ware & Implement CO., and City
Drug Store.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11
CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS

When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large intestines
become packed with refuse matter,
that Is made up largely Of germs.
These germs enter the vermform
appendix and set up inflammation,
which is commonly known as appen-
dicitis. Take Chamberlain Tablets
when needed and keep your bowels
regular and you have little 20 fear
from appendicitis.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11
PLANS GOING FORWARD FOR
FIRST MITCHELL COUNTY FAIR

Colorado, Aug. s.-Elaborate
plans are being prosecuted TO make
the Mitchell County Fair to be held
here September % and % sue
cessful exposition, according 70 K.
II. Ratliff, secretary. Cash prices
will be offered for agricultural ex-
hibits and for best animals and
poultry shown.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11

and then certified the names OF
candidates in the same order as the
unofficial tabulation Of votes by the
Texas Election Bureau showed the
resnective positions.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11
CARD OF THANKS

1 take this opportunity % thank
,hc neople ~ Lubbock county for
The large majority you gave my old
college chum, 8. NJ. n Marrn. Tor
State Superintendent u Education
In the first primary, and earnestly
nrer YOU ~ give him your vote
again In he second primary. lie 4
NJ candidate ~ the whole people
and not IN he cliques and klans
Respectfully ..,,,.
fl-2t ~ ~ pofhh'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11
piles Cured In q toI4 psys

jrussists refund money II PAzo 0TNfhEN! &
. cure Itching. Bilnd. Dicedine oT Protradinf "a
nstantly relieves iichins Piles. an yo1 can
aatfu aiecp alfC- TIE n<st appucatinn- fricr 80
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11

Diseased tonsils are disease ports
Of entry.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11

Come to Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11
7e Give U:NC Green Stamps

The prices groceries are as low as
delivery prompt ana we ou "
ccratey.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11

Try Avalanche classified ada
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14
CLOVIS BANKS name
new 1922 OFFICERS
>Ie,iHIio Tho News
HH LAA

$. cDIaI 10 The News
CLOVIS, n No. Ian. 70 Three o.
fh" local banks have announced th,
election o. Officers Tor the now y..r
The First National Bank win hnyc
ih, following officers President q. w.
Harrison tico president G. T.. Kuyken.
DALI. N.," president. a. y. Diversified.
cashier D.. g. Gregg. assistant cashier
T. NJ. Baird, directors. - w Dunn.
g. \ Sch,mIr H. A. Miller \. Man.
u'il Vs. ] Iu.kar u Y. Oy,r<trrct
J.. u Grccr q. q. Kuyk,ndau ana G.
rs Harrison
Tc citizens Bank President. G. r..
Dennis vice prcsird,nt. g.. " Single.
tom. Vice president Cash Eamcy. cash
i'r $ a. Jones assistant cashier. T.. e.
fvtTvo. assistant cashier r. g. Horud.
directors. g. T. DENIM. G.. ". single.
tom Cash l;amcy. : A. Jones. J. r.
lindlcy and e. ) Hart
The Farmers State Eluk President
) J Ioyakn Vice president j. "
Wilkinson. cashier A. W. Skarda. as
s,siaut cashier, Joe Hewitt directors
;. J. Buyukiu j. W Wilkinson. 4. W
Skardl and j. $ SkIria.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14
New Mexico
LATE SOCIAL NEWS
/. FROM TUCUMCAuI
Specialize The News

Special 10 The News
TtCUMCAltl. s. NJ. Jan l3.-Alrs
NJ y Goldcnherg was hostess to the
Crochet club ana few special guests
Thursday afternoon. Tho afternoon was
spent at the usual needle work Special
guests were Mcsdnmcs Freudcnstoin Ut
~ Pas0 kcator. Noolsey. Hannah
B.ucm kohn and Schollonbergor The
nest meeting will De- at the home OF
mrs Royal Prentice South Third
street
Miss Be.tIo Eocs was hostess Thurs
lay evening e. Ma ana Mrs Coke Dan
in,- and Mr. and Mr.. John Holzworth
ut q q O'Clock dinner at tine Mcl.aren
residence.
TN, y. -. y. members were pleasant.
entertained Tuesday evening ul last
week zoo the home Df Nh aud Nr-. +. G..
Jennings with dancing. Special guests
N,le Nctsrs. and MosiAuys Tom Dil.
Hn E,ni,.. Iiun. Devon and boy Gold
l,ne also Mcssrs Henry Guii,uhors.
\lnof Anderson and Max G.'lUuicg
Ir Drllhuu refreshments were served
20 mlulgh
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
Church. as--it,d Dos Miss Vivian Coul
.r Imrl,d surprise party Thurs
Gas afternoon of i1st week. at the home
NJ 1lr and AIRS W ~. Coulter. boz
Houur D their twenty second wedding
anniversary The feature OF entertain.
l,ut consisted ui games and music. fol
lowed hy refreshments suggestive OF
the occasion
Ii'tlr Suzanne Ne.Ic Ilorshh,rgcr ar
IN,d 70 the home OF Ma and Mrs Mar
,u llyIshbcrger December 3d. MIS-
lI.r.l I.,r Wus TU.uuclu- wal
bride. .., myiur iuupu yllyrd Zoo
tuu,.. uIyr, so. met Mn Horshn,r.
F.r while serving Boz the A. T.. + Mrs.
Nellie flcIshb,rgur Codington of m
la-u aud Air ANA Mrs Horshhcrgcr
ol Dlnr grandparents at the it'll,
miss are guests dt the ll'rshbersor
home
Alls Edssc,t collins was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon Go the ladies Of
a., o.. r.. q. chapter at her home ON
Sulth Second street
Mrs Hannah Honcm Eohn was a
pleasant hostess 10 number of ladies'
Thursday evening at cards.
senator and Mrs Albert Calsoh OF
Mont0a Valley ranch were guests
Tuesday OF MI and Mrs. l. McLaron
~ this city. The McIarens and Calischs
attended the farm loan meet al Quay
boo the afternoon.
otis Morgan of Las Vegas was a
Wednesday arrival Doe the city
Dick mIthcrs Of tine Dripping Springs
wen where the Standard Petroleum Is
renewing operations. was q Wednesday
visitor o. the city
D.. e.. Smith of clovis was boz the city
Thursday rurouto Co Dawson. where he
has employment
Is D. Pomro,o and wife Of Logan
were Thursday shoppers
" o. Tmglcr 81 Hutchinson Kan.
auditor Tor G.. Il. l. a T. railway. was
% business visitor tho latter part OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14
TAlDAN HOOP MEN
BEAT FORT SUMNER


TNlbAN. y. NJ. Jan i3 MIR and
Mrs Myrick Johnson lcf' wednesday
tor Las Vegas whore they spent about
Week ON business and viewing th,
city.
Roy woodward went to Becker Thurs
day. whore hp win be- pmnlavpd Lab
rumpor Tor thc A. r. y 5. r. Railroad
Company
D. Maulin foreman of the 4. T.
$ r. construction gang. which ma,
been 90 work ou the yard. here ion
ne lnsl siN weeks viii move % Maize
\. NJ. the last OF the week
Tho Federal Farm ioln Association
held Its annual business meeting hcr,
"Wednesday and elected officers fm. IN,
coming yoHr
'Nle G. Jones Of Dsren0 was trans
acting business Boo town TUESDAY
Rev Bryant 81 House spent "a fe.
days n town ,hi. week. us q guest OBJ.
Ma Mis- John Wmthor
i-m"F Bnror postmaster from Chm
I"'tr. was aer. uajing "Wednesday.
Clinton Hurley Telegraph operate
.f"w Port sumner I- visiting h., par
,uis ni this pl.a this week.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14

las, week, enroute To- Santa Rosa to
check up.
A. l.. Hill Of Mosquero was here Fri
day. cnroutc To Wichita Falls. on busl-
ness
H. ~ Harrison and W. +. Daniels.
recently discharged from service in the
Philippines. were Friday arrivals In the
,ty registering from "The Good old
O. * \"
Guy Wood was a BUSINESS visitor from
Logan Saturday.
Airs. Eva Allen Of Quitaqua. Texas
was registered in the city Monday.
!. r. McCollum Of iioldenville. Okla,
was here this week. having spent the
past few months IN California.
Chas W Rowe of Mari Vista was a
Thursday business visitor.
Betty Hunter was registered at the
Glcnrock Monday. ON return trip from
the East 90 her home in Douglac. Ariz