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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-25
STOCKBRIDCE

Mr. and Mrs. r. z. Ordway have
returned from their wedding trip and
are boarding at Albert Lary's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Longley and
two sons spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. Stillman Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Durkee and fam
lily were at Lake Dunmore Sunday.
Pictures al Bethel attracted mum.
Der Of our people Saturday evening.
Among these were Mrs. ". X. Bar
rows and two children, Winona Fish,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Costigan and Mr..
Burke.
Fl. r. Wilcox expects to open the
Green store Wednesday of this week.
A new line OF goods will be put in and
general renovating take effect.
Mrs. Stillman Stoddard, who has
been quite i'll with grip, is much bet
ter, but not able to do her own work
yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romano Holland and
family were at the home Of Harris
Holland Sunday and a picnic dinner
was enjoyed.
Carl Chamberlain j. spending a few
days with his sister, Mrs. II. \. Hol-
land.
Alice Blackmer has returned to Al
stead. n H., after three weeks az her
home here. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaius
Blackmer went with her.
Quite a few attended the picture.
~Insinuation." at Rochester Saturday
evening. among these being Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mills. Mr.. and Mrs n.
L. Baker and daughte-. William and
Hope Leonard. Sam O'Neil and Mr..
and Mrs. +. r. Ordway.
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NORTHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Gordon ana
daughter, Hester, Of Springfield were
Sunday guests at the home Of Mrs.
Gordon's aunt, Mrs. M. Nj. Curtis, on
Cross street.
Mrs. Wilbur Jay and daughters
Clara and Lillian, Of st. Adams have
been visiting in town the past week
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scion Staples.
Mrs. Levi Wilson Of Groton is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Lynn Hill.
Miss Mary Wilson, who has been
spending two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill. returned Saturday to her
home In Groton,
Miss Helen Albin. who Mas been
spending several weeks at the home Of
her grandmother In Lisbon, N. r.,
has returned to her home in town.
Miss Ruby Stone, who has been
visiting her brother, Manser Stone,
and wife in Albany n. Y, has re-
turned to the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J I. Stone.
Donald Harvey, who is employed
in town, has moved his family here
from Richmond and they are occupy
ing Mrs. Eva Elphinstone's house on
Cemetery street.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly returned Sat
nrday from weeks trip with class
mate Of Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. Susan Hersey Of Tunbridre is
in town for few DAYS at the home
of her sister, the late Mrs. r. s.
Adams. Mrs. Hersey is assisting Mrs.
MacNamara in disposing Of the house
hold goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler left
Sunday night for Thompsons Point,
where they are to spend two weeks I'M
camp. Mr. Wheeler Is having two
weeks vacation from his duties in the
Mortified pharmacy.
T. Edmund Ryan left Saturday
morning for Washington, D. G.. after
spending three weeks vacation at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. w. Ryan.
Chesley Smith OF the United States
navy has been spending few days
in town the past week. Mr.. Smith
was formerly employed in Cross Bros
garage.
Mrs. y, J. Drumgold and son have
returned from Cliftondale, N Y, where
they have been spending three weeks
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hardin
and son, Atwood. returned Sunday
night from weeks trip through Con-
necticut They were accompanied home
by Mrs Hardin's sister Mrs. NJ. RI
Blake, and daughter, Miss Ruth, Of
Hartford Conn, who will spend a few
weeks in town.
c. NJ Wood Of New Haven. Conn,
was the guest over Sunday Of his sis
ter. Miss Lena Wood. and brother,
Harry Wood. at the home of their
It, Mrs. Belle Stone.
Earl L. Bean Of Proctor was in
town over Sunday and his wife and
Leona. who have been
spending the ps1t week at the home
Of her father sol. +. L. Howe. re-
turned with him.
Carl Dole Of Washington, D. c.. Is
al the home OF his father, Charles
Dole, for his annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Baird left on
Tuesday for their home in Akron, O..
after spending two weeks in town at
he home of his mother on Elm street. |
Mrs. w p. Mills has returned to
he home Of her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dole. after spend
ng several weeks in Hardwick. the |
quest Of Mrs. George James. and also
listing her aunt in Barre.
Congressman Frank L. Greene Of st. |
slbans was a visitor in town Friday.
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank all those VIII )
have helped us so much in our deep
sorrow. particularly the Maccabees.
who aided in every possible manner.
Mrs. AIiers and family.
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WAITSFIELD
English Conner Wedding in English
town, N. r, of Interest Here.


The following, clipped from New
Jersey paper, will interest Waitsiieid
people. inasmuch as the groom is q
brother of Mrs j. N. Kew Of this
place:
'The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot
B. Conner, Englishtown, was the scene
of very pretty wedding on Wednes-
day, July l2. at IL o'clock, when their
daughter, Sarah, became the bride of
James Henry English Of New York
City, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
English Of Charlotte, VT, formerly Of
Warren; brother OF WI j. English Of
Walpole, N. H., and Mrs. J N. Kew Of
Waitsfield. They were united in mar
rage by Rev. G. r. Kuebler, d. D., #
the First Presbyterian church, Hacken
sack. the ceremony being performed in
the presence of 80 relatives and a few
friends. o Promise Me- was beauti-
fully played on the violin by Carrot B.
Conner of North Hampton. Pa. a neph-
ew Of the bride, with Mrs. Stats G..
Stillwell of Freehold. sister Of the
bride, at the piano. As the strains Of
Lohengrin sounded, the bridal party
descended the stairs, the two usbers
leading, G. w Conner Of Englishtown,
brother Of the bride, and Stats Z.
Stillwell of Freehold, her brother-in
law, followed by Rev. Mr.. Kuebler;
then the best man, Robert S. English
of Karney's Point. brother Of the
groom. The maid of honor, Miss Kath
crime Conner, sister of the bride, came,
with the bride on the arm of her Ia
Their following. During congratulations
Mr. Conner and Mrs. Stillwell played
the Mendelssohn wedding march.
"The bride was charming in white
satin, canton crepe, with rosebud trim
ming, wearing veil caught up with
orange blossoms and carrying bou-
quet. Of bride roses. She was equally
attractive in her travelling dress of
dark blue canton crepe with black lace
hat.
"The house was artistically decorat
ed by Mrs. II. c. Stults of Manalapan,
with asparagus and cosmos, shading
from lavender to deep purple. A back
ground of the green, studded with flow
ers Of delicate color, shading to the
deeper color, was beautiful setting
for the ceremony The bridal table was
equally pretty with wisteria from the
overhead light to four points on the "a
Bile, in the center being the large brides
cake.
THE bride was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts, silver, cut glass, irri-
descent glass. china, pictures, with $3.50
in money Just before the wedding her
friends had given her shower Of
complete pyrex set.
"Mr. and Mrs. English left for AT
lantic City, where they viii stay two
weeks. while they will spend the re
mainder Of the summer at Wallingford,
Conn. Sept. Is they win 60 to thsir
newly furnished apartment at II Arden
street, New York City, where they viii
make their home
''Mr. English is graduate of Dart
mouth in the class of 1912 and is at
present instructor in Romance lam
guages in Columbia university. The
bride is a graduate of the English
town grammar school. the Freehold |
high school and the Trenton Normal. |
The many friends Of the young couple
join in wishing them a very happy flu
fure y
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Has Advantage, Too.

North Don't you want to be cured
of your hay feyeri
West-Not on your life It's my
only assurance Of real va sarion.--
New York Sun.
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VEST TOPsHAM

Dance. West Topshzm. Friday ~-e-
ming. July IS Bill, Sc per couple. Ice
crexE--sdy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-25

| "A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Mildred Farr Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. f. Jones in
honor of her approaching marriage to
Mr.. Boyce of Williamstown. Miss Farr
received many useful presents. among
which were several pieces Of pyrex
ware and several nice linen pieces. There
were about 20 invited guests present
A dainty lunch was served.
Miss Lois Dana went to MONTPELIER
Friday, accompanied by her brothers,
Arthur and Lewis Dana from Lowell,
Mass, to call on their cousin, Mrs.
Frank Hardigan.
Several from Waitsfeld attended the
ball game in Warren between Warren
and Bristol Saturday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Ferris was home from
Fayston for over Sunday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Reuben Downer and
son occupied their cottage at Hines
burg pond all last week
Miss Dorothy Pierce from Lincoln is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. A. B. Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Baird and two
daughters, Florence and Barbara. went
to Bethel Saturday night, where they
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl.
Bowen, returning Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. " L. Boyce and son.
Hazen, from Binghamton, n. Y. spent
the end of the week at Mrs. Nathan
Boyce's and Mrs. J. D. Davis
Loren S. Richardson and son, Fred L.
Richardson, from Concord. y. H.; and
John n Richardson from Richmond
were guests this week of Chandler
Prentiss and family.
Mrs Minnie Miller is spending some
time visiting her daughter in Water
bury, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Ferris and their
grandsons, Albert and Adrian Ferris,
from Moretown and Mr. Ferris sister
and husband Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford
Trip, from New Bedford, Mass, called
at c. II. Ferris Thursday
Mrs. Harriet Ainsworth and sisters,
the Misses Joslin, had for guests over
Sunday Mrs. Mary Brown from Mime
apolis. and DIR. Nellie Fullerton and
Miss Fullerton from Shanghai, China.
Miss Annie Dale went for a trip to
Bradford by auto with Miss Jessie
Stanton of Roxbury.
Harold Abbott and sisters. Misses
Marion and Edith Abbott. and Miss
Annie Barker and Sidney Abbott from
Wilton, y. H.. were in town Friday
night and part of Saturday.
Miss Claire Maxwell from Trenton.
n. j., il spending a months vacation
at her home here in Waitsfeld.
Edward Neuman from Hartford.
Conn, was a guest at John Msxwell's |
last week.
Mrs. c. II. Newcomb has for guests
her sisters. Mrs. Annette Savage from |
Mortified and Mrs. Hattie Persons |
from 0lens Falls. y. Y.
Kenneth Gotta was in Duxburv last |
week At the home Of his uncle, Roy
Wilder.
Those from Wsitsfeld who spent Fri
day at Hinesburg pond were Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. p Chsse. Mr.. and Mrs r n.
Dovner and son. John Henry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Mccullough and their quests.
Mr.. and Mrs George Buzsell from
Ware. Mass
y. d. Phelps from Barre and Mss
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Gordon ana
daughter, Hester, Of Springfield were
Sunday guests at the home Of Mrs.
Gordon's aunt, Mrs. M. M. Curtis, on
Cross street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

today from a weeks vi.it With her dauSh-
ter, Mrs. Jim Thompson Of Tahlequah.
Henry Anderson and tsmiy returned
two weeks visit here and at Maysvilie,
Mrs Nat Perry ana children. Lewis
Vinita and kathryn, returned 10 their
hurur after two weeks visi' At Msysviils.
ROCKVILLE and SLOAN Springs
hl-s roy Badman who underwent an
operation for carbuncle On her head II
getting along nicely. Doctors Walker and
picKess performed tho operation.
a., b bsr ola lah home i In vsrno@nt vTg nj has infnrm.s %
friends that she hos decided 20 become
y trained nurse. and witt Dcgin trimming
soon.
j. l. Dewitt et Powell Mo. and his
brother-In.taw. W. J. Rogers of Joplin
Mo, passed through here yesariay hav-
!ng been visiting relatives on CowFkin
Mike Mount and family returned the
latter part Of tho week from TIT city
MO. where they visited her parents. Two
~ Mrs. Mounts sisters viii attend sch gol
here next term.
Missas Elizabeth and vinita Perry In.
ellie Cnppedge McsHrs Ralph Mayfield
and Lee Montgomery attended the indian
Green Corn dance at BaHsett Springs on
Condgetof y. ". miller Of the Frisco has
taken q lay.of Tor go days and at pres
ent Il at Eeosho. No. with his wife on a
TWO weetM visit with her parents lie
win return TO Grove later.
Mr, ana Mrs. r. l. Hedman and son
ln-Iaw arrived last "Wednesday to spend
the Weekend with his brother Prot. j.
W. Hcdman and family They enjoyed an
outing on the river while here.
Mr and Mrs. James Taiiaferro and
baby returned few days ago from Tulsa.
After q few days there they decided 20
come back 10 Grove where they are max
on Grand river
W. W. Jarnigan home. In company with
Mr.. JarniRana two children. Geraldine and
walter A.. returned Tuesday from a
months visit at Fhirplay, Mo-. where the
chiidren spent most u thelr time at the
home of their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs o n. Butler and daugh
tor. Ruth, accompanied by Mrs Buffers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Oyier, motored
10 Miami. sunday morning. where they
visited with MIR. and Mrs. G. s. Boyer,
and were guests 20 l2.o'clock dinner CIV
their daughter, Mrs VIII Bennett. other
guests we're IIr. and Mrs. WIN Bennett
and little son. and Mise Pearl Boyer.
Cross Langley ot Pryor. accompanied by
| ana daughter Of Parsons, Kan. were
guests ~ MIR and Mrs. Jim Rhodes Tues
day ana Wednesday. They were on route
homo from attending the Langley fam
/ miles east Of Seneca. Mo. where % mem
[ bors Of the family were assembled from
oklahoma Missouri and Kansas. Both Mr.
I Langley and Mr.. Carlisle were brought w
/ on Cowskin prairie,
/ Or. aEd Mrs l. l., Halterman enter
/ tanned the following at their camp on
/ Grand river Sunday. conveying the party
l from Grand river bridge two miles down
I the river In the Doctors gasoline motor
boat: Mi and Mrs. Jim Rhodes, Mr.. and
Mrs r.. v. Rhodes Mr.. and Mrs. r.. a.
plckens, Mr. and Mrs A. V, Harlln. Mrs,
Nat Perry, Mrs. Lulu vandagrlff. Misses
/ Vlnlta and Kathryn Perry. Misses Gladys
and Elizabeth Rhodes Miss Elizabeth
Perry. Miss Fern Nandagrlf Jewell Long.
Ruth James and Lewis and Morris Per
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sunday guests a. the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Garrett Garrison.
Lake Weir has returned home after .
visit with his Tarcnto at DaleHbufg, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert warden are spend
Ing the week At Sedslia, No
Mise olivia Coppers spent the week k-end
with her sister. Mrs. John MedinEer at
Vinita.
Mr. and Mrs John Cravens spent the
week end with Mr.. Craven's parents IN the
spavinaw mountains.
Dr. -. W. O'Lsary ~ Empire city, a
former resident Of Welch. u tho guest OF
James Van Ausdnle
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Craig Of Caney. kan,
spent the weekend at the home OF Mr.
ana Mrs George warner.
Ab Scanland, accompanied by Pat Nor
Tison, LETT Friday I'm his Ford racer for a
visit With relatives at Knmpsvllle. H.
Judge Robinett and ", o. Fine OF
JulHh spent the weekend at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. a. r. Harrington.
Mrs. Ralph Snyder and son Bobby oi
Boonville. Mo, were Sunday guests AT th'
home 90 Air. and Mrs. Garrett Garrison.
Frank Brookshire and daughters Alins
and Madge. Of Bluejacket spent Satur-
day as guests OF Mr. and Mrs. James
Brookshire.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and Mrs
~ n. Durall Friday evening In honor OF
their silver wedding anniversary. Th'
reception room was tastefully decora led
and large number of friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. purall brought appropriate gtfF ant
tho evening was pleasantly spent viii
games and "reminiscences. AZ n late houi
that SIR. aud Mrs. Durnll might have
many more happy anniversaries Th'
Durairs are among the first settlers o
Melch.
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stand out sharp and clear, and
attract new buyers by the hun
dreds. and the thousands.
The years of owner-satisfac-
ton back of the Hupmobile are
founded on the good qualities
which it is proving every day
all over the world--real econ
omy, in low upkeep and in
frequent repairs; clock-like
reliability; surprising perform
ance; length of life and high re-
sale value that are decidedly
unusual.
They foretell what the new
owner can count upon when
he buys a Iupmobile.
Hupp Motor Car Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
fOtOr Co.
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GROVE

III U,gie and family left on Monday
for Enid
Wul nutts loft Friday for Tulsa, for a
visit with home folks,
Mr.. ANA Mrs A. a. Kconcy Of route z
were iu Grove saturday trading.
Leo Cooper wife aud baby Of Honey
Crcok were In grove Saturday on bust
ntsH.
Dr. A. Y. Butts and wife returned Fri.
day from Skatuok. where they visited rel
ativeH
Miss Ruth James ~ Maysvllle. ARK.
was the house guest OF Mrs Nat Perr)
this week,
Mrs. Martha Sellers u Maysvlllc Arb,
came Thursday for visit with her daush'
ter. Mrs Nat Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Marshall Of Jas
wore sunday visitors At the homo oi
Reverend and Mrs. Wolf
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Walter sheldon and chill
dren spent sunday in Grove visiting hei
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt,
Lyle Oyler and family are OF 60 Pine
willie, Mo, spending the week camping or
Big Sugar creek near there.
Mrs. W. =. Mayes n cNpectN to return
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Proof of Its Sounder Value
Found In the Years Behind Tt

tits not strange that the Hup-
mobile this year should be
shattering all of it's previous
high sales records. Buyers to-
day are scrupulously seeking
out value-known value
particularly among motor cars.
For nearly IA years people
everywhere have been saying
good things about the Hup-
mobile. It has made a brilliant
name for economy and relia-
bility and long life.
People who have never owned
it, regard it almost as highly
as those who drive it every day.
So it was inevitable that in
times like these, such a repu-
tation and such a record should
r. G.. Mott
DISTRICT
no Gail n.:I
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M and mrs Robert Kocnan and llt.
judEo rnl Mrs. 49, T.. Kceuan
~ mud Mrs Allen Foster and their sog
Jack spent 'uo week. In TahloquHh
retaining Sunday tu TuiI1
Miss Vera Allison who has spent the
past mouth in Sew York. returned to Ton.
mo ricuic ut uuibor, lost Friday wos
quito "a success 9ud pleasure to everyone.
Loads of Tahleluah people attended il
Miss Fraukl" Uicbey and Miss EVELYN
hlchcy wont 90 Muskogrc Friday 20 visit
Miss N,ij NJ s,aplor Mr um Rogers
aud Judge A. g.. NrMieharI returned Mon.
day evening from MuHkuE'e 100 The Car
rinrtun car
turned Tunaduy FROM oklahoma city. Mr
claude Keenan, met them iu MuHhuErr
uud they an motored DO rshlequah
Mise Eldeo starr went to Grove Wcdnos-
day with Miss RUIN Musirat while i've
Grove she win bo tho gucet of Miss Musk
Mrs W W Hastings Mis-. Hastings
Miss Msyfur starr HASTINGS aud Miss
Lillian returned from their motor trip to
Oklahoma tiuy Norman and rulsn,
Thursday.
Miss cleo Rrid who has spent the SUM
NOR touring Europe returned home Tues
day ltor brother rbompson II Visiting in
North Carolina and Is expected home
later
fflN1y afternoon MT hud MIS- John
Hocklcr entertained Mr. Hnclder's Aug
ust term glasses. The party was a surprise
TO tho students aud n IN needless To say
how delighted they were.
sunday Mr. nui Mrs Andrew Rogers
and family ana Mrs on ROGERS and
dauNhtcr of Eagle Lake. Texas spent the
day IA Tahluquah, returning to Fott Glib
son the FHrnU evening,
The funeral ~ Mr.. bullet Cprrel one NJ
Cherokee countyn cy.srrvicc boys, was
held sunday near Welung, Reverend
CHmmurUu ana the legion boys had
charge OF the funeral Mr.. COrrel VIII be
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IlIxBY

Mrs Harden Ross is visiting home folks
at kenton. Tom.
Henry Ross is back from an extended
visit with his parents IN Tennessee.
Mrs Frank Pickett and children have
loft for a visit to Mrs Ficketta brother At
Tekemhh, Ncb.
Mr. and Mrs. f.vi sTinsls visited rel.
atlves at Henryetta. Mr. Swingle Is on
vacation from his duties in the Bixby
state bank.
Mrs. James Hughes Of MuHkogee has
been visiting hcr son, Cecil Hughes here.
Mrs. G. p. Kuhn Of Tulsa, sister OF Mr.
Hughes In here also.
Misses Della Fisher and Jewell Rocks
proprietors Of the r. E. II. cafe. are back
from weeks visit with home folks at
Catoosa and Cluremore.
Word from Mr. and Mrs v. l.. Hackney
who are on n motor trip through southern
Arkansas, reports "A fine trip 80 FAR, The
HaCkncys are old residents OF BiXby. but
now live In jerks
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey have returned home
after three weeks In Denver and the
mountains Of Colorado, they report fine
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HOIDINNIlIt t- g.,
H. g.. Rogers FhhHa'''N '"7'"''' ~
Wowohn Monday. .-. ........,,t b,,si .
A. ". scott ~ Lamar Lnns'e''" ""''
ness in huldenNllle N'V''H'ns' g., r,stt,
Dr U q. Powell, Oh man ~ NV, llus''n, ",
spent Tuesday In Hold'hNl"' NV h"''' ''
old friends ,.....y d,
Mrs lrmn House OF Lamar mas tn,",u,tn a.
20 her home after a Pheasant N'H' WV"
her old frrndE me hhlle,Ils.. =. ,.,. .....,,,,,,
Goofge and Miss hathtyh N'hplH ul"' ~. w.,
Np snsakwa saturday evening, Nh'i' 'n''
JNined the Stlrmah nouFc PhI w, ,, a..
kui tondrun ana Whe ,,no'',.n 80
Ohcmnh WedneHdnY Whete Ml. W.
transacted some important ul uuHlnNsH, nNssiHt,t,,,
Frank Mogow, VINO mas h',n Hpt."'' ~,
tho month win trirnIn ~ 'ol"tav9 "
again greeting his old iflenhH III l'"'''n
wife. .l...,.,
charlie Phillips, tho Hchlal nnu pnpn,n'
Racket Man mas roy lulneu, Iiuu ~
merchandise. .,,,.
Jack Hrlttnin. an "!d tline HolhenVll'
man and holdenvlle Ilce hIhHeL, np'n'
the carry part OF inc week IN ,ioiasnyi''''
MT brlitalns tohdrnon " w H'ntye,,'Hn ~ 80
Miss Leila Elliott u neri"uAly III ~ ~,
home on ,heHtn9t HUce,,t II WsH at VI, W.
believed ma, Mss niuou ,eil naa u,''H, :" y,
fever but u mas since ueNe''P'' "''
typhoid. u.,
p o. Lamb iolmtllg pno ~ "t."'n
vlIe's suece-siuI H'r, ,na,,s uu,
present engaged ia mnhuta,iullns b.si
ness IN ~ Louis. ~ ~ helH'hNl'" 'N'N
week Nlsltlnh uiu t'". 'd'DnuH' , a..
Mrs j. ~ W'Gd OK No'U,ssn ,.sn spsn, ~, ~
week ~ Hoiar"Fhlci Mts N1"n ~ sou
ing bushes. 9pehlhs mere WIN - Wv
TO making thla htt nome. Nhe " an ~
oeptonnHy gtted lhdy' belhE enHas'd III
the yceum Wort, .,.. ,,
Miss AIlce Means. tereh,iY el'ciei 81
perlntendent OF school IN hushes county
VINO is Npendlhs 'he SUMMER " '"'oraIu'
has been quite NJ since her hiIlVhi IN ne
west. MISS means was NOT tcellhR tue
best when she leit' nut II was hoped the
trir would prove very nene'ieiai'
j. H. hAlhher hnh party nave returnen
from thelr overland ttlp 70 the mountains
ot Colofhuu. Nlt'f spthulhs Huch ue-
ishtiul summon hnd coming back dutinE
the hottest weather yet experienced thls
seas2h, they gre sqttsrlns from Ihs heet
much worse than those OF us who hhd 10