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The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
Commissioners Notice.

In the matter Of the estate of Sarah Gallo
way. deceased.
We. the undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Matthew Bush. Judge of Probate in and
for the County of Shiawassee. State of Michigan.
Commissioners 10 receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against said
estate. do hereby give notice that we will meet at
the residence of Fred w. Galloway in the
Township of New Haven in said county. on
Monday. the 3rd day of July. A. ID. 1922
and on Tuesday. the 5th day of September.
A. ID. 1922 at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of each of said days. for the purpose Of receiving
and adjusting all claims against said estate. and
that four months from the End day of May
A. D. 1922 are allowed to creditors TO present their
claims to said Commissioners for adjustment and
allowance.
Dated the End day of May. A. d. 1922.
o. G. PIERCE.
M. l.. BITTELL.
7-lO Commissioners.
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12

The following resolution was presented and
read to the Commission, and on m otion of Com
missioner Rosevear same was adopted; ayes,
Rosevear, Stebbns and Wright:
May |, 1922
Resolved-by the Commission of the City OF
Owosso, that the claims and accounts hereto
ettached be approved and the Mayor and Clerk
are hereby instructed TO issue warrants on the
City Treasurer against the various funds for
the amounts shown:
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
Commissioner Notice.

In the matter of the estate of Martha A. Brewer
deceased.
We, the undersigned. having been appoin ted by
the Hon. Matthew Bush. Judge of Probate in and
for the County of Shiawassee State of Michigan,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali.
claims and demands of all persons against said
estate do hereby give notice that we will meet at
the Owosso Savings Bank in the City of Owosso
in said county. on Monday. the 18th day of
June. A. ID. 1922, and on Friday. the 11th day of
August, A. ID. 1922 at ten o'clock in the FORE
of each of said days. for the purpose of recev
ing and adjusting all claims against said estate
and that four months from the 10th day of Apzik
A. ID. 1922 allowed to creditors to present
their claims to said Commissioners for adju stmenh'
and allowance.i
Dated the 10th day of April. A. ID. 1922.
f. p CLARKSON.
CLAUDE G. DAY.
: Al Commissioners
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
For Raw Sore Throat

At the first sign of raw, sore
throat rub on little Musterole with
your fingers.
1t goes right to the spot with a gentle,
tingle, loosens congestion, draws ous>
soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointuene:
made with oil of mustard. It has an
the strength of the old-fashioned rnus>>
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for cru1psv
children. Keep it handy for inssanss
use. 3s and 65 cents in jars and tsbcaS
hospital size, So.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASrE9s
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMITS

Continued from page
charge of the Commissioner of Pub
lie Improvements, for the ensuing
fiscal year beginning June /, 1922
and ending May 81, 1928.
Water Works.
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12

ioldl'' 9l Z ,UUO,O
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN ROSEVEAR,
Commissioner of Public Utilities
Amount TO be raised for
department of public
safety and finance. $S0,788.7O
Amount to be raised by
three mill tax. ....... 3O,964.SO
Total. $111,753.5
Amount to be raised for
department of public
improvements ..... 56,725.SS
Amount to be raised for
department of public
utilities ............. 100000
Total amount 1929
budget ........ $1S5,479.3
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gould Remick.
who are spending their honeymoon at
Hot Springs. on their return wifi reside
at 1ss East sixty-sixth street Mrs
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
Americas Making TO Have
Big November Carnival

A carnival embroidered with the usual
dancing has been arranged by Ameri-
cas- Making az the Hotel Astor Tor the
evening OF October ~. Several hundred
men ard women. representing thirty-six
racial groups. arc expected. and many
viii wear the costumes of their native
lands. Adnittance will be by Invitation.
This carnival Is to be marked by cos
tunes elaborate in design and rich IN
colors. Three floors and all the res'au-
rants Of tho hotel have been reserved
Music will be By four orchestras and a
gypsy band
There will be dancing in all the ball
rooms interspersed with entertainment
features under the direction Of Miss
Elizab beth Burchenal. For the occasion,
George de- Martonfslvy has composed
an Americas Making Overture" which
4 blending OF tho national airs OF
many lands
with pr. John II. FINLEY as honorary
president. the committee in charge is
headed BY Mrs. William TAYLOR. with
DR.. Johannes flowing chairman OF the
Swedish section. Mr.. William Mayer
chairman OF the Hungarian section, Mr.
Gustav Neumann ot the Lettish section
and Miss Matilda Spence former d!ree-
tor of Americas Making exposition.
Americas Making Is society com
posed Of the racial and national Gle
ments that have contributed 10 the up
building az this country. and has for
its main object the promotion Of good
citizenship by exempiifying the spirit OF
federation. 1t was organized under the
presidency OF the late Franklin *. Lane.
Dr. Finley is It's president AS one
means for further welding the groups
and for obtaining the nucleus OF FUND
with which 10 open permanent head
quarters and q permanent exhibit. II hs
been decided to siye this carnival and
dance.
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
Morristown Musical Aids
It's Neighborhood HOUSE

Harold Land. b3rytone. who has ap-
pesred throughout America In music
festivals, oratorios and recitals. was
hoard In q program ranging from the
Handelian period and the early French
school down to modern American and
English ballads at the residence OF Mrs.
BENJAMIN Nicoll IN Morristown. n. j..
the afternoon OF October 3 before a largo
and fashionable audience. The barry
tone, who is soloist OF st. Thomas's
Church In New York. was In his best
voice He was assisted by two other
talented artists. Miss Elsie Stevenson.
violinist. and Miss Frances Shnfer. So
prano.
The entertainment was given in sup
port OF the Neighborhood House of Nor
ristown. all contributing their SER
vices free
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
Feigl Legion Post
Annual Ball Nov. 10

Tho third annual ball OF the First Dl-
vision. Lieut.. JeH Feigl Post No. 247,
American Legion, is to be held Novem-
ber 10 at the Hotel Astor. The conf
mittco in charge includes Col. w. II.
Shepherd chairman. Capt George r.
Boyd. Lieut.. James A. Edgar. Mr.. John
L. Arnes. Lieut.. Robert L. Dixon, Capt.
a k in A Harwood. Lie I. Ste hen
McTaguo. Sergeant Michael ]. Quinn,
Capt. Barlow H. Hail, Col. Ernest X.
Go Ter and Lieut.. l.. @. Hamersley.
Tho proceeds viii go into the relief
fund for the wounded and sick veter-
a. of the division and for the main
tenanco OF an employment bureau. Mrs.
Sarah r. Lowrie, who served with the
committee last year, again t. cooperet-
Ing with the veterans.
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

ment for the winter. Mrs Mecray ac-
con1panied her mother and will remain
with her for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Patterson have
taken an apartment for the winter at the
Hotel san Reno Seventy-third street
and Central Park West. The Patter-
sons formerly resided In Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Legg have left
Briarcliff Lodge. where they have been
for some weeks. for an extended motor
trip. On their return they will occupy
their apartment at s75 Park avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Afunson Gallaudet Shaw
have closed their country house at oyster
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

daughter of Mr.. ami Mrs. Dudley Olcott
OF 90 East Seventy-ninth street. where
the wedding took place on "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Baldwin Fornan,
who were married on Wednesday In the
Cathedral OF the Incarnation at Garden
City. will make their home In Water
town. Conn, when they return from
their wedding trip. Mrs. Fornan was
Miss Helains Piatt Peters. daughter OF
Mr.. Ralph Peters. president Of the Long
Island Railroad, and Mrs. Peters, of
Garden City.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry j. Eder and their
three daughters. who recently rstuTne d
from n summer IN Europe, have taken
apartments a. TIE Hotel Belleclaire for
the winter.
AIRS George Quackenbush has re-
turned from her home In Old Bennins-
ton. VT. and opened her apartment at
$50 Park avenue. Her daughter Miss
Virginia Quackenbush will be one OF
the winters debutantes.
Mrs. Charles Frederick Zabriskie and
her daughter. Miss Anita Zabriskie. will
return to their home 81 West Seventy.
fifth street, from Cooperstovn, y. Y.
the latter part OF this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Colgate and
family. who have been AZ their country
home in Orange, y. j., since returning
from their camp on Upper saranac Lake
are now settled for the winter In their
apartment on Park avenue.
AIR George Blunne nthal OF 90 Eas;
Seventieth street hes returned from
Europe. Mrs. BlumcnthaL who is a,
present in France, intends spending the
winter In Egypt.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, Jr..
arc being congratulated upon the birth
Of a daughter on Monday. The child,
who has been named loan Morgenthau,
is a granddaughter of Mr.. Henry Nor
genthau, former Ambassador to Turkey.
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

Remick was Miss Eleanor Huntington
Francke, daughter of Mrs. Lindsey Tap
part OF the time in England visiting
friends and relatives, will not return to
this country for some time
Mrs Bayard Sands Litchfield has re-
turned to her home. 80 East Eighty-first
street. from Litchfield Park In the Adj
rondacks. where she has been with her
family since returning from Europe In
August
Mrs Frederick b. Havland has re-
turned from Cape May. n. j.. where she
spent the summer with her daughter.
Mrs. John H. Mecray. to the Hotel st.
James. where she has taken an apart
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

Air. George Bumenthal OF 60 East
Seventieth street hes returned from
Europe. Mrs. BlumcnthaL who is at
present In France, intends spending the
winter In Egypt.
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

Col and Mrs. Charles Elliot Warren.
who have been at their country house
in Lawrence. l.. l., since returning from
York Harbor. Ne. will open their New
York home, ia East Thirty-sixth street
The middle OF November.
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

Mr.. Jean do Pendrill Waddington,
G.. q. NJ. o. Of the French Cuirassiers
and his bride. will sail tomorrow on
the France and intend to so 70 india for
the first part o. their honeymoon. Mrs
vaddlnston vac Miss Gladys olcott
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

Bay. l.. l., and returned to their city
residence, 81 West lgifty-fifth street.
Their daughter. Miss Caro- Shaw. will be
one OF the seasons debutantes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin L. Gunthcr.
who spent the summer and early fall AT
their country home on Lake kezar. Gen.
ter Lowell, Me. have returned TO their
apartment at $40 Park avenue for the
winter.
Tho Rev. and Ars Loyal Young
Graham. when they return from their
wedding trip about the middle OF No
veinber will reside at Grace Church
Clergy House, so Fourth avenue. Tho
Rev. Mr.. Graham Is assistant to the rec
,or Of Grace Episcopal Church. Broad
way and Tenth street. Mrs. Graham
was Miss Sara Nanette Stow, daughter
Of Mr. James Stow of Middletown, Conn.
where their wedding was celebrated on
October ).
Col and Mrs. Charles Elliot Warren.
who have been at their country house
in Lawrence, l.. l., since returning from
York Harbor, Ne. will open their New
York home, ia East Thirty-sixth street,
The middle OF November.
Mrs. Henry S. Chase and her daugh
ter, Miss Edith VI. Chase OF Waterbury.
Conn. spent several days Last week AT
.hc Hotel Lorraine. Among others
there during the week we're Mrs. Pliney
Watson OF Pasadena. CAL; Mr. and Mrs
George Adams Ellis OF Tuxedo, y. T.;
Nr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Page of Garran
Ifir. Pinehurst n. c.. and Mrs. Wallace
K, Chandler of Providence. r. J.
Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Thayor Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Stowe Phelps. Mrs. Fran.
lis l.. welllnan and Mrs. Richard Pret-
low Worrall were among those who
| entertained parties at the tea dance n
The grill room Of the Hotel Lorraine last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayden B. Harris will
spend the greater part Of the winter IN
Havana, Cuba. They have just leased
the Louis de Milhau house. l02o Park
avenue. for a term OF years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael J. .Afulqueer
have returned TO New York and are
occupying their apartment Mt the Hote
Vanderbilt.
Atr. Jean do Pendrill Waddington,
G. q. NJ. o. of tho French Cuirassiers
and his bride. will sail tomorrow on
the France and intend to 80 20 india for
, the frst part o. their honeymoon. Mrs
vsddlnston vac Miss Gladys 0lcott
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

Bay l.. l., and returned 10 their city
residence. 81 West l'ifty-fifth street.
Their daughter. Miss Caro- Shaw. will be
one OF the seasons debutantes.
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
m eN&ws ard Tendencies ID Society 8
Metropolitan's Parterre Row
Still Sways Social Life
Rising Generation Takes Up Inherited Responsibilities
at the Opera-Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Astor Wiks
Among Few Newcomers in Diamond Horseshoe.

q assurance OF
foundation
-
following the anistce
which
In
abdmen and
6on. tell that particular story
exploited direction be much
the coming
November 1S with
Metropolitan House.
social absorbing the contagious
a fashionable
a generation
Of the nhu
fashionable inherited from the his
oc box OF the Academy Mus There are persons cnenS
Academy
Metropolitan will their dogmas
fashionable individuality
who ready to the responsibilities Of their order
Only Two
who the
in
iacnations with
holdings considering the ners
Notwithstanding the fact
time very little under the
not take up their options promptly they VIII obliged to be satisfied with % odas
@ lights. s"' . '''"'ay "s s'4,N ! w. 80 -~"Ns
situation in tseh tells ELOQUENT Of society a.
friday nights will have place
% l s s as % as e e
attention this year thar In & the past past ~ m c,o- ., n. COM
METROPOLITAN House although
to- keep complete . record a Of % Grand m n @ the E5sw Of out 1 Of
influence generation
Nth the ,as & @ of the sns sSs
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
Informal Activity Presages
a Busy Season for Society

PIN She is a t-granddaughter of
the American portrait painter Daniel
Huntington and descendant Of Wash
ington Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Guyot Dana, who
have been abroad all summer, spendinss
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
Change Of Ownership by Inheritance.


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5 s T 5 Dsss BACK kp9' & .a % @ = h tn oas T Tss he:
&c a widow recently a
To Be Famous Horseshoe.
Mr. Ogden Mills will his freely this than in the recent
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Changes in the parterre Personnel.
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an entirely different social
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

sszssass
The Keota news., 1922-10-27

Extssvsssnes II one OF the greatest
Gosoiss Of psugsess II wss oas os
~ esUses sf ~ Rosasa smp,rss esa.
IaDoa. l teads 10 dIahoosssy sd ulti.
oatsay - dlsAsoss. kstssvsssocs u
~ s1DssAssss - psb,ie sssds so1es
Q toe0 81 government lite sofs 81.
vayo betaSs sbsst . desnssd fro0 ths
saxDaysss fss svsssaehueas. ssd seme-
u0so vital ps6,,e improvements sse
sssas6o1 o sbse,eseiy prevailed That
70 - q the dsnspss frotn the pees-
sos pesssd sl s1tsavssanes IN The 3D.
0iaiogsution Of state sovesa0eo6
Bsy1as 500 iak wells and other
equap0Gos to match might % garage
sAs saxpayess against public officials
shAs sAsy vssid refuse FUNDS fer The
peupse sauipOsat Of cur pssus
The Keota news., 1922-10-27

tsss ~ esaess isodsss foe sosthsoss
wsA - fo,lovs:
Grover Center: Grover. West Paw.
nee. Gsslt. District .. Roeksvsy. Ken
nssoo. wsssst. Wsaski Kisia. Dsani.
zoo. uaioa: isedss. J. ". 1yiss.
keoss Csasss: Ksosa. Sussy Ridgs.
sso'lss. Ssnny Siops. Highsovss. 6ligo.
Cessmaa: lsedss. 2. Z Bssdvsll
Buckingham Csnsss: All seheo,s DE-
sssets los aad IL: issdss. Harry z
Gssses.
Hsv Rsymss csatss: Nsv Rsymss.
Clsnsda. Liberty. Sioeum. Sherman.
Sannysids. Hanssa: issdss. John A.
bright
The Keota news., 1922-10-27
rolsy Takes 8alsunaa JOb

c. n. Foxy started vost needay
ees,iag Ses ~ MeCosd. essdy Mss.
easals Compaay. Wholesale gssesss. -
. esovs,iaG sajss0aa, WITH ~ sssstsesy
soheaeiag ~ tovns bsevese 0sss1ag
~ CAsysees. eessss fse0 ksess -
erse4sdais. Purcell ~ Car ~ asssA
70 CAsysoss. TAs vesk vili kssp haa
busy On Mesdays. TUssdays ~
wsdsssdays: ~ ~ Iass tAsss days es
sseA week ~ vin spsed h ~ Ksoss
g.oessy. Ths vesk q ssjssoes , ~
sasirs,y osv % hin, - bsfoss eouing
70 Ksosa b vas snp,eysd - tsavssss
foe ~ Co,umhis pheoagFspA Gen.
pasy, ~ b has hed yssn el sxpss.
isees h he retail grocery hes. Ths
McCeed. Bssdy psopss hsvs "a sstab.
tshmsss st CAsysaos. and vill make .
nees aggressive IA for basissss IN
tAis territory than hey have done 10
~ pest.
Miss FIoesoes Jobbins Will set -
manager Of he Foley grocery during
Mr. foisy's sbssoees. In her year
with hiG che hss become . very com.
petsat clerk; and she siso = licensed to
test cream. 20 that he agency for ths
Cbsysans Crsamsry Co. will b COZ
siaued.
Nr. md Nm. &. L. Yeatsr have ~
christensd their new garage On Sciots
street, changing he name from
..EaeIe" to The "keoea Garage"
They are adding new equipment, In
e.easins their facilities for furnishing
service 10 motorists.
/Dennison's Lustre Fold. the bsst
crepe paper, 15c at Stanley's. Cheaper
crepe, 10c per roll
Lead pencils eight for SC. Stanley's.
The Keota news., 1922-10-27

Out Of It's great regard for the wea.
s>sp Of the farmer the Republican
rsrsy last ycar furnished the farmers
of Colorado lots Of state rangers. WITH
xune br.ve,y strapped IN their hips. to
keep the iswless element II check at
eli county fairs and at the state fair
.s Pueblo. They are willing. evea aAx.
I.,us, to continue this pretectisa fsr
the farmer against himself n4xt year
and every other year. But Il appears
that the farmers do not appreciate II.
and rangers with guns ossvesy
strapped on their hips were cssspaeu.
ousiy absent from most Of The farm
err fairs this year. And there wasar
any iasurrection ameas TIE fs'nsfs
either.
The Keota news., 1922-10-27

Sonnysads. Hansen: boo6es. John A.
bright
6oeAiasAao Nsvs ltsos
Ths Co'umbas Day psopssn givsa b
shs sehooa fhussday asosaiaG vas veil
ssodsssd
Ms. asd nsl Livsaeeod drove to
sesstaG lass week.
Cleo sad Fossaes Hewitt. VITO live
with thsas aunt. nsa JAMES Amber.
sad ssssod higt sehoo, hees. spses ~
wssk sad q tAsas homs 10 nssgsa
eooasy.
JeAa Meses I'D L. z. PeuaA haA
shsss bssas thssshsd % Fssday ~ Sat-
usday.
Word has hsss received Of ~ sals
arrival Of ~ Dtnsmooe family -
oshsss u Basbask. Cal nAsy vsss
stxtsss days sssoess aad bed tdsal
wssshss sos he ss3p ~ geed seeds
onss Of shs vay. ns. 80 Ma Dave
kils aad daughter vAo accompanied
lhsm vill make thsis homs q Cempsoe.
whsrs ns- Kiis's parents. M. sNd
nnL l.. Z. Sllvis. reside
NJ. and Mss. Charles iIlissli eater.
sainsd friends from Fort Moegsa Sat.
uss1ay.
A number Of high sehooa pupils held
vstoss roost seesA Of town Wednesday
eve. Miss Hsiss Wh3pp,s eAspssoesd
shs party. ~ . jolly tine ~ ~
ported.
Virgil nsseAAa = vostiag b cssy.
eooe.
Mn. Leach ~ eAildrsa havs goss %
Wyoming vhsss thsy Win live vAils
Ms. 1.sseh b 10 CaHfesaiA.
On Sunday morning. preceding Rev.
John Wiasssboasas's sssnoo, NJ.
York. Of DstA-H Hospital b Colo-
r.6o SpsAes. gave N istsssssiaG
talk O ~ vesk bsiaG dess b tAb No.
pital, vAisA b usdss tAs nasagsosst
Of ~ Weosa's Heoe nissSesssy
Boasd Il ~ nssAodiss Csafsssees.
Pss3sess ass sdaisssd regardless Of
eosos q creed: ~ eAsoe ussbis 70 pay
foe trsatasos reesivs k free Of charge.
Mrs. Susdseiia ~ sea. Harvey. Of
wymoes. Nsb.. sss visiting at ths
Fletcher he0s.
Ralph Dinsmoos has returned after
week spsos with relatives 10 Denver.
Lavrsaes Davis drove to Cheysnee
Mooday.
Misses No,a Lissrsll end Gladys List
speot he week end ss ths 1. s. Poosh
hom4.
Mn. c. Quseksabosh sod children
have moved II from he raash 70 b
nearer school.
Miss vsrda Msseham had dsatal
work done at Chsyenns Monday.
Mr.. Fletcher and Loo Fales came
from Chsysnns 70 spend The week end
st home.
Mrs. Sam Showers and Miss Anna
Showers were invited to the Fable home
for supper and to spend Monday eve
ming.
The Keota news., 1922-10-27
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Little Stories a keol1 People and
Events Tersely Told

ases- Last week . aAip@snS Of tea
,hsss-quastss too White trucks With
touring hodlss % ave eoodo,s carr
ueal thru Ksoss destined for chsy.
sans. rhs Whitss were al vilhoa,
tires. aad showed evidence Of severe
asass. both h var service and from
~estkssiaG since ~ vss.
AlIsa ". Moore vsas 70 Dsavss
Tuesday. rssnsniag ssxs day With .
s~~ Ford coupe. purchased thru ths
Kelley Meier Company. Of Rsymss.
Mr.. Moore hes slso ssesasly sddsd
much sddissoaai sQsipmsas 70 biz gas-
sxv. In he vsstss baildinG.
Rev. cd Mss. JeAa Wtasssbousns
ssv snsssssialag thssF dsaghsss.ts.lav.
Mr.. Fssak Wtetssboesns. Of Fort
Worth. Tsxas: also tA4ie soe. Dals. end
hss wtfs aad go. Biiiis. vho sxpset 70
Issvs Saturday % spsad ~ water h
Colombo Spsiags.
Born to NJ. aad Nm. 0,is KsasNae.
. ssvsa asd . half psaad gis,. oe Sss-
day s~satag. October q. la21 n
little mass has bssa named ''Miaois"
after great aunt o. hss fathers eide
Of lhs houDs.
Mn. b. G. Olsoa's sister. Ms. r z.
Bowiss. who With hss htsis daughter
visited 10 ksosa several summsss. has
moved reeeaSly from Shs Canal Zooc 10
st. Paul. Nina.
Mics visgts Foick came Monday
morning from Fort Coiliss I'D viii visis
st her passos's ranch soetAsass o1
'o~n. md With hss slsess. Fioesees. II
keota-
nrs. W. E Baker b leestsd b Fsst
Co'ltas dsfiaG ~ esijsgs term. SAs b
cooking fos sixtsso young mse sendssss
and ssys that shs sa3eys he wosk vssy
much.
NJ. aad Mrs. nssiaa Huaphsy sss
the proud passats Of - eight posad
son. Ksanssh Harlan. vhe arrived
early hooday morning. October a,
1872. d.
Mrs. Albert Swsasiaesa ~ dsagA-
ter. Lsrss. returned Sssday - CAsy.
enne after three days' vtsie With NJ.
and Mn. A. D. Swsasiagss b kssea.
strayed: Black hog. vsigAs sbout
rs pounds. fro@ Kesea seeek yard Oeto-
Der 10. Finder pieass nesily c. e.
olmsted, q ksosa News. 80
Mrs. C. o. Doddes 81 Nm. Clarence
Noon aad their dsagAeses, FIoesoss aad
Evelyn. drove 70 CAeyeoos Friday. ~
turning Sunday sveaiag.
William ]. Simms aad wife Of Gree
ley were greeting Ksots frssa1s for .
few minutes % Sunday sltesnooo.
Mrs. H. ". Fejck returned today
from . short visit With hse husband md
son, Charlie, II Chsyenne.
Mrs. Fred Lingslbach sstarnsd Tuss-
day from thsss days. visit With hss
parents Ia CAsyeane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Britt made .
business trip to he Greeley district on
Monday.
kwikstik-the handy mucilage. 10c
at Stanley's.
The Keota news., 1922-10-27
L..d.rs Named fer Center Contests

County Superintendent Of Schools
Martin announces division Of the county
into district centers for inter-school
literary and athletic contests; with CEN