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The Sons of Italy
State Bank

Veniamo informant che per CO.
modita del numerosi cientl spar
81 nellie vicinanze deliantica Sc
de. ed anche a soddisfazione dl
tutti coloro che esternarono II
.loro disappunto per la chiusura
della Succursale al S. r. Cor. Ith
and Christian SITS, la Sons OF l.
talv State Bank ha aperto col II
|Iuglio. una succursale, e questa
volta per mantenerla per SEM
pre. una succursale mel centro
della vecchia Colonia italiana e
precisamente al No. 80l So. 9Th
/ St. angelo di Catharine.
| CLIENT assidui ed affezlona-
/ ii apprezzeranno, non v'ha dub
bio. al suo giusto valore, questo
nuovo ed ardito provvedimento
della giovane Banca Statale, che
non risparmia sacrifici pur dl
appagare mel miglior modo lie e.
sigenze del pubblico, la Banca,
a sua volta. 81 augura che motif
.uomini d'affari di quelle vicinan-
ze non esiteranno ad affidare il
.loro danaro ad un'Istituzione l.
taliana che in memo di sci ami
di vita ha saputo farsi un bel
nome mel campo degli AFFAIR.".
Chi affida la propria moneta
ALA Sons of Italy State Bank
quo riposare tranquillamente su
settle guanciali. La solvibilita, la
correttezza, Ponesta, sono altret-
tante doti che fanno di questo /
stituto uno del primi del gene,
re, e queste doti oramai lie ven.
, gono universalmente ricOnosclu'
tie da tutti. Tanto vero che l
Banking Commissioner, che hs
in cura gil AFFAIR." della defunts
! South Broad St. Trust Co., ha
! versato nellie casse della Sons OF
italy State Bank somme rilevan
. tissime da pagare al depositant
della fallita istituzione.
. Questa ci sembra ed e infatt
; una prova luminosa dell'illimita
ia fiducia di cui questa Banc;
code anche in mezzo all'elemen
a to americana e persino e sopra
. tutto ira lie Autorita preposte a
n buon andamento dele Attend,
: bancarie, giudici competent
T. che non possono essere trait
n in inganno.
n Ma owe clio non fosse suffi
=. ciente, aggiungeremo che persi
no le piu grandi Case CONNER
- ciali Italiane, accredIUatissim
y anche allEstero, hanno iniziat
= pratiche per fare della Sons 0
Italy State Bank la depositari
i di quei loro capital che dovrar
% no servire, sui mercato ameri
. cano, per Iacquisto di quaint
abbisogna ALA lOro industria.
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TOrdiRe FigIi d'ItaIia aIPaVan
guardia d'Ogni atfGrmaziOuG
PatTiOttiCd
Reading, Pa, 16 luglio, 1922

Reading, Pa, Ito luguo, I9A-
Caro- Di SaUeStrO.
Piacemi, qui, trascrivere, IL
ferirti, lie parole cole quail, ierl
sera, no chiuso il mio discorso
in Reading, ALA Sala Breneiser.
To sapeUO d'UB'ASSocidzlOHe
0rGndissima, ben jnquadrdtd,
ben disciDlinata, che tieHe alto
II prestigio del nome italidno, m
epest America. SapeUo dan Or
dine che aIlarga Ie sac braccid
od accOgliere dmorOsameHte .
su0i FigH. SapeUo che le Sue
ali erano gigalttesche Q Sotto
queste ali s'agita qllanto di plu
Duro. dj pin mobile, dj piii gran
di0so UaRti pItaIia aU'Estero; 10
10 sapeUo sempHcemeRte, mG
stdsera ne no aUutO Ia confer
ma.
Ed infatti: A me d'iutorno
spirava un'aura d'italianita' che
m'elettrizzo. I'm gruppo, non nu-
meroso, ma eminentemente pa
triottico. 81 dette convegno, 81
riuni ad ascoltare la mia povera
parola. Questa nor flu luminosa
ma fervente. Nessuna preten-
zione artistica m'invadeva. Mes
suna posa di seguire un pro-
gramma grandioso, svolgere ar
gomenti difficili, esprimere idee
peregrine con frasi ricercate o
liriche. dominava il mio spirito.
10 ero animate dial solo desiderio
di parlare della Patria lontana,
dele mete radiose ale quail Es-
sa mira. 10 volevo che il mio u
ditorio palpitasse del mio pal
pito, ch'era il palpito dellItalia,
quelPItalia che deve essere in
Gina al nostri pensieri ed a pre-
della quale debbono convergere
lutte le nostre azioni. Ed il mic
pubblico, POGO ma scelto, ma.
scolto, per sua bonita, religiosa.
mente, applaud nei punti sa.
lienti, (non applaud me, no; il
non fui allaltezza di applausi)
applaud la Patria, nellie sue a
snirazioni nei suoi sacrificii
nei suoi sforzi, per occupart
quel posto che mel monde Il
spetta per il suo genio, per
suo coraggio, per la sua co
stanza.
Oh, Di Silvestro, tn quale ca
pitano va pure orgoglioso de
tuoi soldati. Eglino sentono
patriottismo ed in una manier
sorprendente. ALA mia after
mazione: LTtalia non z rOUjnO
tc. E8Sa Z per risoIUere 4 suC
problemj Z pin intricati, q dl
spetto del fegatosi, del ripnego
II { deglj spGtriati, a quest'at
fermazione in Sala sc levato &C
me un sussurro, come un MOI
morio, che 81 traduceva in ar
provazione ed entusiasmo, j
gioia e contentezza.
To sono state pochi giorni j
Reading e non posse SERVER
motto circa glintervenuti; per
Antonino Zaffiro era al mi
fianco. AMI egli ha voluto essC
re cosi buono di presentarmi Z
pubblico con parole al disopr
del mio merito. Al mio fianco
"a anche Francesca Armao, u
altro figlio d'Italia che sente j
superlativo grado il patriot
smo. In Sala no notato Lichett
della Societa San Giuseppe.
Brillavano rappresentanr
dele logge d'Azeglio e SAINT
Stefano. II collega Bocchino
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L'OrdinG FigIi d'ItaIia per j tattI
di BHaVerdaIG
CONCILIO ESECUTIVO
SUPREME

New York, q giugno 1922
Sig. Sante De Maria,
Pres. Comitato pro vittime
Beaverdale, Pa.
No. 95 Clinton st.
Johnstown, Pa.
Egregio AMIGO Fratello,
Per incarico del degnissimo
nostro Venerable Supreme, fra
teilo Avv. Giovanni Di Silve-
stro, lie compiego la lista del
Grandi Venerable del diversi
Stati in cui esistono nostre CIR.
Logge, perche Ella possa rivol-
gersi a ciascuno-ricordando To-
70 una deliberazione, presa in
senO al Concilio Supreme, auto
riZzante il Comitato pro vittime
di BeaverdaIe, a rivolgersi di-
rettamente ale Logge delIOrdi-
me per la raccolta dele contri-
buzioni pregarl a cooperare
.assieme onde mel piu breve tenn
|po 81 possano raccogliere lie of
|ferte necessarie a soddisfare le
obbligazioni assunte.
Con la migliore stima ed ami
cizia mi creda.
DeV.mO
U. Bill, Segr. Arch. Supr
Johnstown, Pa, 8-7-192.
| Al Grande Venerable
delpOrdine Figli d'Itaia
Cav. Gius. Di Silvestro,
|1726 So. Broad st.
/ Phila., Pa.
Ella ricordera, Illustre Gran
de Venerable, l'aggressione in
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Salvatore Ciofalo erano IA, ad
ascoltare:
E per concludere:
LOrdine Figi d'Italia, nella
persona di A. Zaffiro, prese III
niziativa della Conferenza ed 10
ringrazio TOrdine e Zaffiro.
Saluti cordial
Ed0CrdO PecOrdr0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07

Mrs. Minnie Poole Of Mannsville Is
visiting Mrs. W. l. Smith for rev
days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07
Boy Held for
Killing at
Country Dance

DURANT.-Frank Harris, young
man about is years of age. is in the 10.
cal county jail held in connection with
the Staying of Frank Hall aged 30. NJ
the home of ]. NJ. Everett, one mile
northeast of Armstrong Saturday night.
Willie Ledford and Ed Crowder Of Du.
rant are held in Jail on charges of
drunkenness at the dance held at the
home of Mr.. Everett.
Hall was shot once through the
breast with a 32 caliber revolver, fol.
lowing a quarrel and fight among sev.
eral participants at the dance. He died
instantly. Witnesses said young Harris,
who lives in Texas, shot Hall after he
had been knocked down three times by
Hall Mr.. Everett received a slash
across the rieht side of his neck when
he attempted TO stop the fight, lie said
Everett said Hall, Crowder and Led.
ford came TO the dance on Saturday
night while under the influence OF liq.
uor and when the girls refused TO
dance with them, began to make trou.
Bile. Two fights are said to have result.
ed before the shooting
Assistant County Attorneys w. l..
Boner and j. A. Shirley questioning a
number OF the witnesses today. collect
ing evidence and said they might file
rlot charges against several Of the
participants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07
CIVIC bodies
DISCUSS SALE
OF I.B SEALS
Speakers Before Many Organi-
cations as Part of Health
Week to Assist in
Carrying on Work.

OKLAHOMA CITY.-Rotary and 9th.
er civic clubs in a majority Of cities OF
the state heard health addresses TODAY
N connection with the fifteenth ANNA,
Christmas seal sale.
As a feature of health week nro-
claimed by Governor Robertson Decem.
Der third to tenth, special program,
We're arranged at nearly all regular
weekly club meetings according to r.
n. Hixson, special secretary of the Ok.
'ahoma public health association.
Among the speakers who will ad.
uress various clubs We're Dan O'Hearn.
VINO spoke before the Oklahoma CITY
rotary club, DR.. A. w Roth, who ad.
dressed Tulsa Rotarians, Rev. N II.
Royer, who went to Norman to address
the Lions club there, and ]. T. Owens.
who spoke at FL Reno and then went
10 Muskoge to talk before Muskogee
Rotarians.
Hixson will address the county teach.
ers meeting on Saturday and will GO 10
Chickasha for an address late this week
or early next week
Reports from the sale according to
Hixson continue 10 be encouraging and
Indicate the $4,000 quota to be raised
In the fight for good health in Oklaho.
ma will be raised.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07

DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hardy went to
Oklahoma City today to attend the con.
vention Of the surgeons Of the Rock
Island.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07
INAUGURAL PARDAE
LED BY BRYAN COUNTY

DUUNCAN.-Bryan county Is going
to be at the inaugural Of Jack Walton
in big way. Besides having the honor
of leading the parade. Bryan county
will have the greatest number Of people
present. il present indications count.
On account of having shipped the first
load of 25 cattle into Oklahoma City for
the barbecue, Bryan county was given
the honor Of leading the grand inau'
gural parade and 1t is very likely that
some Bryan county lady will have the
first dance with the governor, and some
Bryan county gentleman will claim the
honor with Mrs. Walton.
Besides the car of cattle which was
been sent to Oklahoma City much other
stock will be shipped during the next
two weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07

Buy 1t In Ardmore.
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Are you lame every morning? Do
you drag through the day with u
steady. nagging backache evening
find you AL played out?" Probably
your kidneys are to blame. Hurry.
worry. lack Of rest and heavy die:.
all tend to weaken the kidneys. Your
back gives out; you feel depressed
and suffer headaches, dizziness and
kidney irregularities. Don't 60 from
bad to worse. Use Doan's Kidney
Pills. Home folks recommend them.
Ask your neighbOrl
Here's an Ardmore Case
w. w. Allen. proprietor eating
stand, IL 3rd Ave-. N. E., says: MY
bladder got so weak l had to pass
the kidney secretions frequently and
they would scald in passage l was
lame across the small of my back
and had dull ache across my kid.
Eeys. l was advised to take Doan'5
Kidney Pills and about two boxes
cured me- I have had no further
trouble"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07
RIVAL BANTAMS TO
CLASH In MEETING

NEW YoRK.-Jack Wolfe. who sc
decisively defeated Joe Lynch. at the
Madison Square Garden month ago
viii probably battle frankie Jerome
again at the famous old temple Of swat
early in December. Frank Flourney
matchmaker for the club is dickering
with Hommy McGinty and Billy Gibson
managers OF Wolfe and Jerome, respec
lively, and it is probable that they will
come to terms.
Wolfe and Jerome boxed two OF the
most sensational battles seen in New
York since the inception of the Walker
law. at the Metropolitan Celodrome last
summer. Jerome won the first fight,
having Wolfe on the floor dozen times
or more in the course of 12 rounds. Two
weeks later Wolfe came back and hand.
ed Jerome just as neat a humping
easily winning the decision.
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~ 3 's't''' E'TTE'sFt
+ HEAD STUFFED FROM I
: CATARRH OR A COLD /
Z Says Cream Applied in Nostrils /
7 Opens Air Passages Right Up.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Instant relief-no waiting. Your Clog
ged nostrils open right up the air pass
ages of your head clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, snuf-
fling, blowing, headache dryness' NO
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh disappears.
Get small bottle Of 7ly's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little Of this fragrant, antiseptic heal
ing cream in your nostrils. 1t pene'
trates through every air passage OF the
head. soothes the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes
instantly. ~
It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed up
with G cold or nasty catarrh.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07
MONEf NEEDED TO MAKE
THE RURAL SCHOOL BETTER

To make the rural schools as good as
the city schools We are told that the
country schools should b. kept open at
least nine months in the year should
be taught by better teachers receiving
better pay, in better schoolrooms win
better equipment. Money viii buy thes,
and all the other things that now go tc
make our city schools better than most
rural schools
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07
JOLLY REDUCERS RENTED ISLAND
AND STARTED LOSING FLESH INA
DOZEN DIFFERENT WAYS QUICKLY
BY Jack Jungmeyer

LOS ANGELES-This is the harrow
ing but heartening tale of how eight
fat women overcame the caloric sirens
Of obesity.
They did it by emulating the Swiss
Family Robinson-moving en- masse TO
a Pacific island from which all girth
| producing food had previously been re
moved, and burning their boat-bridge
behind them.
For so days they dieted. being ration
ed like shipwrecked mariners. reducing
| the aggregate avoirdupois for the eight
| from 2200 pounds to 1860, or an average
loss OF 80 pounds to the palpitatine
person.
Returning. they have left footprints
on the sands OF reduction ventures and
claim to have developed fair immunity
against custard and cake, butter fat and
fricasse.
Let Mrs. ~ Russell OF Venice, Cal,
president of the herdic aggregation
now known as the How Thin You're
Looking Club, tell the waist reducing
details of the United States Island ad-
venture.
Twas Desperate Act.
1--WE simply followed dare.to-do i'm.
pulse. All Of us, numbering some OF
| Cahfornias prize beauties. felt that
something desperate must be done.
Isolation on an island was the happy
inspiration. And in numbers-each
watching the other like hawk-there
was strength.
"One OF the women was bookkeeper
and typist. She kept a daily chart OF
progress. Another was q physician,
She wrote out the daily callory pre-
scription. I've been a trained nurse
and that was my job.
I'VE rented the biggest house on the
island--and needed it for 2200 pounds
OF concentrated womanhood
"Our larder had been selected to
make it almost impossible to cheat
even if some of us had been so inclin-
ed
The first three days everyone tasted.
For the rest OF the time we INDUCED
canary menu of buttermilk. fruit
Juices, crackers. boiled vegetables and
other non.fat producing foods. 1t was
really no hardship, and the results
agreeably surprised all Of us. We
slept like babes.
Laugh and Get Thin
I'VE had to be good-natured about
it because the tabulator checked our
temper and behavior as well as the dim
inishing poundage.
Each morning we'd march to the
scales. chanting Wen weaken in flesh,
but not in spirit" And while swimming
the song was Throw out the life line,
and draw in the waist line
" The average reduction was about
30 pounds. My own was 33. My waist
fell off from 49 to AZ; hips 62 to 81; bust
Sc to 81.
"Id swell with pride Of achievement
II / didn't fear expansion.
Having established good diet habits
we're going to keep 1t up. We have
set 20O-pound weight as our imme.
date goal. Anyone Of the octet break.
ing training rules will be fined--or
sent to the island for a second time"
-o
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hardy went to
Oklahoma City today to attend the con.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07

Select a nice McDougall
Kitchen Cabinet-over one
solid car sold in Ardmore
since June lst. All Cabinets
absolutely guaranteed. Sold
on easy terms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07
WHOLE MENAGERIES
OFFERED BARBECUE

ENID.-The executive committee in
charge Of arranging for the Garfield
county representation at the Walton
inaugural barbecue thought for awhile
they were again back in the old days.
An offer (for sale) was received by
the committee, rendering one buffalo.
two bear and seven deer which 1t was
thought might make excellent eating
at the big barbecue, the offer was said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07

Bezdelt Refuses Offer
PHILADELPHIA. Hugo Bezdek,
Penn state football coach, today reject
ed the offer made by President VIM. f.
Baker to manage the Philadelphia Ma
tional League baseball team.
Mrs. Walter Neustadt has gone 10
New York where she expects TO stay
during the Christmas holidays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07

70 be reasonable.
The animals offered 10 the compittee
were those which formerly made up
the menagerie at Veins Jungle parS
no....l 4 of the city, which were tAK'
enoyer by the Walton Lumbr company
some time ago. All are said to be fat
and in good condition for slaughterins
and the committee is said TO be serious
ly considering making the purchase ana
sending along the animals.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-07
Card OF Thanks

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks TO our many friends who stood
by us so loyalty in the last illness and
death Of our beloved companion. Mrs.
Mary Beil Lasley. who passed away
Nov. 26th. Also for the beautiful
floral offerings. May God in His infin.
tie mercy be with you in all your trials
as he has been with us In this our
great bereavement.
o. l.. LASLEY and Children.
Graham guardian., 1922-12-05
CHAPTER XII
The Yacht "seminoIe."

There was little to do but wait i'm
patiently for some further message of
guidance. MIR. Adams dispatched
few kilograms to nearby lake ports,
and briefly outlined certain plans of
action for the morrow, provided moth
ing further was heard from the miss
ing boat; these included possible
visit to Fairiawn, and city-wldc
search for Hobart. who both men de-
cided could not be Included among the
party of the yacht. West told his new
assistant the entire story In detail, and
Macs interest In ferreting out the
matter became intense. 1t was the
kind Of case which fascinated him
with It's mystery, but no theory he
could spin born from long police ex-
perience, seemed to exactly fit all the
revealed facts The great puzzle re-
volved about the strange actions OF
the girl; her part In the affair pre-
senting an unsoivable riddle. They
must have talked for an hour, discuss
ing the situation frankly from every
angle, yet arriving AT no uennlte con-
clusion. The sky In the east was red
with dawn when both men fell fast
asleep In their chairs, still waiting.
1t was nine o'clock, and still no
word. The two had eaten a hasty
breakfast In a restaurant across the
street. discussing the situation again
Thoroughly. but to no more satisfactory
result. II seemed impossible to recon
cile certain facts. II the silver knife,
with It's call for help, had indeed been
dropped by Natalie Coolidge. and she
was being held a prisoner In the hands
Of villains on board the Seminole,
why had she acted toward West as
she did in that house on Wray streetf
n. all snuearances there she had been
Graham guardian., 1922-12-05
MARINES FAIL TO FIND
CANARiES IN CANARiES

Canaries are scarcer than hens
teeth in the Canary Islands, according
to the U. S. Marines of the cruiser
Pittsburg, who arrived in Gibraltor
recently after visit to Las Palmas,
the principal seaport of those islands.
The Marines expected to find ca
naries hopping all over the islands,
waiting for salt to be sprinkled on
their tails. Disillusionment came with
their first visit ashore.
The islands got their name from
CAMS, the Latin name for dog, and
the Marines say there are fewer ca
naries in the Canaries than there are
snakes in ireland.
Relatives and sweethearts ri the
sea soldiers who were promised a
shipment of feathered songsters at an
early date, will now have to wait un-
I'll the Marines have an opportunity
to visit a bird store In the United
States.
Any Marine on the Pittsburg is
ready to sell canary cage for song,
Graham guardian., 1922-12-05
S. L. ALFRED.

First Publication November 2S, 1922
Last Publication December ~, 1922
Graham guardian., 1922-12-05
NOTICE OF sHsRlFF.s SALE

| Under and by virtue of a Special
Execution and Order OF Sale, issued
out Of the Superior Court in and for
the County of Graham, State of Ari-
zona, on the 21st day of November,
1922, in a certain action wherein
Volltin V. Moeller as plaintiff on the
21st day of November, 1922, recovered
judgment against the defendant, John
p. Witten, for the sum of Two Hun
dred and Ninety and 35 (s2s0.35) Dol.
lars damages and the sum of Thirty
Three ($33.O0l Dollars attorneys fee
and the sum of Twenty-Eight (s2S.00)
Dollars costs, with interest thereon
at the rate of Seven (7et) per cent
per annum from the 5th day of De-
cember, 1920. until paid, together with
accruing costs. which said Judgment
appears of record in the Judgment
Book No. at page of said
Court. and which said judgment and
Special Execution and Order of Sale,
orders and directs me the undersign-
ed Sheriff of Graham County, State
of Arizona. to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, and to
apply the proceeds of said sale to the
satisfaction and discharge of said
Judgment the following described
real estate and premises to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter (SWA SWA)
Graham guardian., 1922-12-05
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
BECOME DUE JAN. 1sT

During the war the government of.
fered war savings stamps, paying
about 4 per cent as method Of saw
ing for people of small means. Since
the war, and to take the place Of war
savings stamps. the Government Of
fered Treasury savings certificates in
denominations of s25. 500 and $1,000,
now sold to investors at s2050, $s2
and $500, respectively. They pay 4
per cent IL held until maturity, five
years from the date of issue. About
$3.50, 900 Of War Savings Stamps.
series of 1913, become due January l,
1928, and the Government now offers
to issue Treasury savings certificates
in exchange for them, affording the
owners an opportunity to continue a
safe investment with good interest.
Saving has furnished the life blood
for many nations and insures pros
perity to the people The Govern
ment is doing everything possible to
encourage saving in the United States
by offering sound and attractive Sc
curities for the investment of small
sums. If you want to save, and in
sure your future, it will pay you to
investigate Uncle Sans Savings
System.
Graham guardian., 1922-12-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
GO ON PICNIC

Provided with bountiful lunch and
ready for good time, the members of
the H. c. L. class of boys and the w.
L, class of girls of the Methodist
Sunday School, accompanied by Mrs.
Schraeder, Mrs u. v Walton and
Mrs. R. B. Doty, hiked to the sand
wash south of town Saturday and
spent the day on picnic. About
five o'clock the party returned to
town and everyone reports jolly
time.