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Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03
Amherst School Notes

The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy during the month
of February: Primary room. Mrs. I'D.
die J. Zimmerman, teacher Blaine
Scott. Margaret Boenmer. Bertha
Wingert; intermediate room. Mrs.
Geneva Briggs. teacher Earl Win.
CERT. Leroy wingert. Richard Muir.
ray Glen AehterberR, Verne Blddle.
Kenneth fulscher: grammar room.
Mrs. Elma Douhan. teacher Burl
Eavls, Carl Detmor. Wilbur Landrcth,
Ernest Leben. Fritz Norman. Roland
Achterberg. Clarence clayman. Vol.
ma Biddle, Eleanor Schmidt. Garnet
Spelts. fricda Spofl.
3 The entertainment given by the
school last Friday night wnS very
good. IN spite OF much sickness and
cold night the auditorium was
packed. Tho patrons OF the school
look forward 10 good entertainments
from the school and recently have
not been disappointed.
The community sing and pie 20.
clal ON "Wednesday evening was not
Well attended on account Of the had
night, Another sing win take place
IN the near future,
Tho new lighting plant has hocn
installed in the school house. Pat.
rons who have not boon In the habit
Of whiting the school would do wcll
10 wake ~ an aec what ia bcmg
done
Ralph Ewcgon has again proycn
himself tho champion npcllor Of III
'Amhorst schools iie spelled %
words correctly at Tho contest held
recently Ralph represented Tho
county at the state spelling couiea,
last yoar and blds fair 10 win that
l,1nor aEaln this year.
u Il Murray
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03
High School Notes

Harvey Tomlin is back again, after
having been absent for several days.
The student body is we'll pleased
with the way the people turned out
for the show Monday night. The
house was full for the first show, and
there was quite large number at
the second. Although Mr.. Bunch was
sick and unable to be there, the or.
chestra furnished the music. Many
people who were there have been
heard to say that it was the best
picture show they had ever seen in
Holyoke.
Miss Kinney's mother from Fort
Collins has been here visiting this
week
Miss Wickman visited at her home
in Denver over the week end
We have several new typewrters
in the commercial department.
A short time ago the Colorado Ag-
ricultural college held dedication
of the new Women's building. A
representative from each high school
was. invited. but Holyoke did not
send one. Mae Clark CHANGED to be
visiting in Fort Collins at the time
and was invited TO represent our
school there. She gave us very
interesting account of the dedication
and description of the new build.
ing.
Miss Martin is sick again this
week.
The debate which was to have
been held Saturday has been post
poned.
The boys were victorious in the
game against Sterling Friday night
but the girls lost. The score was:
boys. 2S-15; girls. 1G-6
The Junior play will be given on
Thursday, March 16.
The oratorical contest was held
last Wednesday evening at the high
school. Seten students were entered
as contestants. but only six were
present. The prizes were awarded
as follows: Gladys Bailey of Haxtnn.
first: Ethel Stevenson of Holyoke,
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03
Morning Star

Mr.. and Mrs Homer Naugle apd
family spent Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cranwell and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lukins and
family spent tn, past week with Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. E. Lukins and family
Miss Cecilia Gerard has gone to
Imperial TO work.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bauer and
daughter spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. a. Deden and fam,
lily.
A farewell party was given for
Mr. and Mrs. N. = Lnkins. and fam
lily Friday evening. and all reported
Il good time.
Elmer Shafer- spent Sunday with
the Werner boys.
o. Fincher visited with Ira Fincher
Sunday.
Burt renbo caIlcd on Frank Klcve
Sunday.
i"e ii"Hht hio'htfs WsIS iioiyche
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. p. &. Werner and children
visited with Frank Kleve's Tuesday
evening.
Miss Verde Beylin stopped school
Friday. as they moved this week.
4 Hanke ard sons went 10 imper-
ial Sunday.
Miss Hinlda Kappernrsn is suffer
Ing from severe cold at this writ.
ing. NIX
Mrs. Cora Shaffcr left yesterday
morning fer Madrid sYbr' a visit wild,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Worley.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03
SUM MONS
STATE or COLORADO. }
County of Phillips.

STATE or COLORADO. }
County of Phillips.
In the District Court No. 1920
j. u. Cochran. Plaintiff.
John Dent and George II. Gutru. be-
PENDANTS.
The People of the State of Colorado. to
John bent and George H. Gutru. the
Defendants above-named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in AN action brought against you by the
ahoNe-nlmed plaintiff in the District
rado. and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service
hereof. II served within this County: or.
Il served out of this County. or by pub
ication, within thirty DAYS after the
service hereof. exclusive of the day, OF
service. or judgment by default viii be
taken against YOU according to the
OF the complaint in the above entitled
action he moi served with this summons
or II the service hereof be made out OF
TINS state, then ten days additional to
the time hereinbcfore specified for ap-
poarance and answer will be allowed
before thc. taking of judgmnt by de-
fault as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to foreclose
mortsage executed by John Dent In
favor OF plaintiff. executed to secure
nc payment of q promissory note for
s5.5fo.oo. hearing interest at six per cent
per annun. payable annually. and inter
est coupon notes. the first of which Isl
past due and not BAIL, Ssfd John Dent
lnortaged to the plaintiff the NEl on
Sec. ~. Township O.. North OF Rang 4
~. West Of the sthsr.. A.. in Phillips
County, Colorado. ana said mortgage
OF Phillips County Records Said noteI
provided That upon failure to nay any|
interest within five days after due thc|
holder may elect 10 consider the whole
note ~. and IL may he collected al
once. Plnintim alleges that Interest duel
June !. iasi wns not paid and elects toI
declare the said note due Plaintiff nj. i
leges that said John Dent sold said landI
10 George ii. Cutru and said Gutru as
snmed The payment OF said note and
Plaintiff asks for Judgment aghins
ench OF said defendants for gaIi nr,n
cilal sum and FOR intorea; ana nitor
n'yS Tees MS provided for in said NOR
gage. and for Rile under foreclosure mn
Tor HIS costs and for deficiency iudc
mn, munt asninst each % said defend
tne complaint IN said action 10 whic
rcferencn IN here mndn: conv IA
which Is hereto attached.
Ana You are hereby notified that
yon sai, M, 10 anpcar. and TO answer ,he
said nnintln viii demand h,dsm"ni,
painf. - ''e '"''
Given under my. hand and IN. seai a
III III 90 @r3n,,, at ,ioyoke. In said Count
.s's .sEA, 's' day Of gsbsSsgry. \; =. lsss
iiy O. iIIIellana. psSu,Ty' ~ a,ari n,IiLANbi A Fl,
uirt Court. f'hlllins County. t,olorndo
First publication March Il
Last publication March 81.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03
LIBERTY PARENT.TEAcHERs

,Contributed)
Liberty Parent-Teachers' Associa.
tion in district No. Al held their sec
ond meeting last Tuesday evening
The organization was perfected by
the adoption of a constitution.
Alter the business meeting social
hour was spent by rendering pro
gram, as follows: Community sing;
reading by Nellie &ehringer; song
by Mrs. A. f. Rehfeld; duet, Hump
ty Dumpty Sat on Wall" by Eva
Stroble and Owen Spindler; reading
by A. E. Rehfeld; song by Mrs.
George F. Peppard; song by num-
ber of the school children.
The event that furnished much
merriment was the attempt to put a
tail on tailless canvas mule, the
participants being blindfolded. Clar-
ence Hagemann won first prize by
nearly accomplishing the feat, while
Miss Nellie Gehringer won second
prize by getting the tail as far away.
On account of the severely cold
night the attendance was not as
large as the excellent program
merited.
The next meeting of the associa-
tion will be held Friday evening,
March "a. An excellent program is
being prepared, details of which will
be given later
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03

County School Notes

/ Liberty Parent-Teachers' associa-
tion reached 100 per cent enrolment
last week. The association has en-
rolled every parent in the district,
besides others who are interested in
child welfare. Thirty members have
thus far been enrolled.
Miss Marie Crowner of Paoli has
been employed as an assistant teach
er in the upper grades of the Paoli
schools.
Chris Biesemeier, secretary of the
Paoli district, was an Office visitor
last Thursday.
j. Wesley Miller, principal of the
Haxtun schools, was on the sick list
last week. Mrs. Miller acted as his
substitute
There We're 1926 children enrolled
in the grades of the Phillips county
schools during the month of January.
A tabulated report shows 1853 chill
dren enrolled in the eighth grade.
This is by far the largest number
enrolled heretofore in any one year.
TIL following pupils of Lone Star
school in district No. 76 were neith-
er absent nor tardy during the month
of February: William Berger, Homer
Hilyard, Paul Lappart and Donald
Kerchner. The total enrolment Of
this school or February was IS, with
an average daily attendance of more
than II pupils.
Lakeside school in district No. 81
reports an enrolment of II for the
month of February. with an average
daily attendance of 16. Chester Tde
was neither absent nor tardy during
the month.
j. G. Atkinson Of Highland Center
was an office caller last Thursday.
Mr.. Atkinson was secretary of that
district Immediately following the
consolidation, and still takes Il keen
interest in the educational matters
of his district.
III dlioN ci W al I4iuuAS WHICH Has
become almost general with refer
ence TO the object of the organiza-
ton OF Parent-Teachers' associations
within tie several school districts OF
the county. we give the following:
The object of the Parent-Teachers'
organization shall be to raise the
standards of home life. to bring into
closer relation the home and the
school. that parents and teachers may
cooperate intelligently in the educa.
tion of the child; 70 initiate and slim
ulate, so far as possible. and activity
touching child life. whether educa-
tional, legislative. moral or spiritual.
These organizations are primarily be.
tween the parents and the teachers
of schools, but any others who have
an interest in child welfare may Join
and assist in the koi,s.
With the close of the month of
February. six months OF the eight or
nine months of school for this year
will have been passed. leaving but
two or three short months in which
to thoroughly complete the years
work. Just at present the work Is
being broken into by some sickness
and the usual March changing of res.
idenee on the part OF some OF thu
children. but we think most OF the
schools have the work well IN hand
and viii complete the work as pre-.
scribed IN the state course OF study.
Much. however, remains to he taken
mp in order to completely round ont
the work. Let not moment be
wasted.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03

Mrs Cy Stewart and two daughters
arrived Wednesday morning from
Durango, where they have been liv-
ing for the past year, and will again
make their home southeast of Hol-
yoke.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03

second; Everett Hart of Holyoke,
third; George Condit of Holyoke,
fourth; Morris Thompson of Amitie'
fifth, and Alva Garreison of Fairfield,
sixth. The prizes were books, some
of American, history and some of the
works of American poets. Ivan Cor
rell was chairman. The high school
orchestra furnished the music and
a member of the Argonne quartet
sang a solo.
Madeline Campbell entered school
again this week. We are very glad
to have her back again.
The man from the Underwood
Typewriter company was here doe
toring the sick machines last week.
Several of the students are absent
from school on account of sickness.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03
Beachuille NelUs

-his. bSOiSt olcsicI CdnHeu chlCheli
Thursday and Friday of last week
and canned apples Monday.
Mrs. F. a. Woedham spent Tues
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Heller.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Woodham were
beth ON the sick list Sunday.
Mr.. August Biorklun made a trip
to Julesburg Saturday. Mrs. Biork-
lun. Mrs. Frank Bjorklun and Mrs.
Gsorse Michael accompanied him as
far as Ovid and spent the day with
Mrs. Bjorklun's mother, Mrs. p. B.
Woodham.
Mrs. a. L. VAIN and MIR Royce
VAIN and children were callers at
Heller's Friday evening OF last week.
Fred Fielder drove team of
horses to Holyoke Thursday and sold
tham. Bill iieilman brorsht him home
and spent the night with the Fielder
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 4. Woodham and
son made a trip to Julesburg Satur-
day. coming home by way of Ovid.
Fielder brothers brought home a
bunch of cclts to break for parties
south of here.
Messrs. Albert Artman. Clyde
Haynes and Charley :Sewman We're
callers at Heller's Sunday morning.
The snow storm that started sun.
day evening lasted until Tuesday
night.
This vicinity was shocked Tuesday
to geceiye the news of the death of
Mrs. Joe Cheramy. Joe was at one
time one OF the boys Of this commu-
nifty, and he and his little ones have
the sympathy of the entire commu.
nifty in their loss of a loving wife and
devoted mother.
Mr.. F. 4. Woodham and family
spent Sunday at the William Wood.
ham home.
Mr.. ". T.. Hiatt and two daughters
anu sNtsa A-'ita s'lEuphS aAttnNeu III
program at the Srnnyside school.
Mr.. Hiatt spent the evening ut Henry
Hagerman's.
Mrs. Paul Newman. Mrs. Roy Hell.
Ter and Mrs. Charley Kicker were on
the sick list Sunday. and were not
able to attend Sunday school. but nra
much better at this writing.
Owins TO the weather and sickness.
there was not very large crowd of
old people at Sunday school Sunday.
but good crowd OF young people
was IN attendance.
+. 4. Austin delivered q truck load
OF hogs 10 ilolyoke Monday.
Mrs. Billy Quintal went to Hoiyoke
Sunday 10 see the doctor about her
foot. which had been both,riuy her
for some time. They took little Flor.
onoe up 10 her grandma Hiatt's Sun.
day afternoon.
Grandma Illaclsetcr h suffering from
a-bad cold She lirds a difference In
the climate of Washington aud Colo.
RADIO.
Mrs. G. G. LounRbury returned sat.
urday from IIudspetl's. where she
had spent the week.
There WAS not very large crowd
at the Snnnyside school house Satur.
day night, There were too many 9th
or thingE going on. a good program
wnn rendered. Miss Reward deserves
much credit for the way her program
WIS given.
sunnysidc boants oi new anotio-
noOr Air. John Carlson took his first
leTFnn IN auction Saturday nieht.
Mrs, Artman and children spent
Saturday with Mrs clyde Haynes.
Ethel Austin spent gatitday Mt the
Heller home.
Fred Flodler called u Hell r'B Sun
dny morning.
Mr and Mira. clyde ,'s"nca aud
family nnd Charley Newman spent
8und~ at Albert Artman'n.
Albert Artman hid a sick cow "a
doctor Sunday,
Mr. ana Mrs. Gsnrge ttsHler went
up TO Anstin's Sunday 70 take Miss
ethel homo
Nr and Mfs. +. n. Austin ana fam
iiv nnd William Walter NHrn Invited
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03

When yon ean eat a large piece
of good aluminium enre for 90 cents
you are saving mnney Attend our
special sale Saturday, March II sale
starts nt 1880 u. m- coiger Bretliara.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03

The Ladies Aid of the NJ. L.
church met with Mrs. Charles Gahr-
niger yesterday afternoon. There
were 10 of the ladies present. The
time was spent in social conversa-
tion and a very enjoyable time was
had by everyone present. Mrs. Gahr-
niger served very tempting lunch.
Attorney B. f. Garman is transact
ing business in Grant today.
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HIGHLAND

Mrs. Roy r. PIERCE. Correspondent.
Edlth kinney IS the proud owner oil
a brand new second grade certificate.
The K%retsinger rig threshed Tor
Stamp MaIoney and La Franz the past
week.
Alice and Margaret Towey were
visitors in Brookings Wednesday.
The J. w. Kinney family were call.
ing in Brookings Saturday.
The Sven rig threshed at Pierce's
Saturday and moved to the Mills
farm Monday.
l.. Peterson Of Elkton dug wells for
Hamilton, Bebensee and Huber the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson visited their
daughter in Brookings Sunday,
The Pat O'Conner family spent Sun
day in Aurora.
Mrs. Etting and Mrs. Mills visited
Brookings bargain day.
The wind storm Thursday did Il
great deal of damage to the orchards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Washburn of
White, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickens and
family of Brookings and Miss Kane and
Mr.. Tony Lentz of Redwood Falls,
Mimi, were visitors at the Citing
and Pierce homes Sunday.
Mrs. Mills was caught i'm the wind
storm last Thursday and had the top
of her car torn off.
Frank FrOman of Bushnell is thresh-
ing on the Etting farm. He threshed
last week for Chambers.
Merwyn Pierce won a free trip to
the State Fair at Huron, September
IL to 18th.
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ST ERLlNG


Mrs Henry Nagel. correspondent
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed Clifford spent Sun.
day with Mrs. Clifford's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Weibenseik
and children of Bruce called at the
II. c. Nagel home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White shopped
in Brookings Saturday.
Mrs. Morrison and daughter, Mabel
spent Saturday with Mrs. Tom Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Whiteman are
the proud parents of "A son born Sat
urday, August Goth.
Mrs. Ansel Kerr shopped in Brook.
ings Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. James Isom of Brook
lngs took dinner with +. S. Swanson
and family Sunday.
Mrs. II. c. Nagel enjoyed a visit
from her father and two sisters of
Brookings Sunday evening.
Paul Hoffman and friend motored to
Lake Benton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perso and child.
rem spent Sunday evening with f.
Swanson and family.
Miss Amy Ladd made a business call
at the II. Kerr home Saturday after.
noon.
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BUSHN
Mrs. s. NJ. Bailey, Correspondent.

Mrs. $. NJ. Bailey, Correspondent.
j. Hanson and daughter. Katherine,
also Mrs. V. Hanson and children of
Huron. came down Friday evening to
visit at the Robert Elston, Jr., home,
returning home Saturday.
Miss Viola Buck of Brookings spent
Saturday and Sunday at the George
Robbins home.
Mr.. X. Kettleson. sister, Mrs. Mer-
rel and daughter of Arlington, spent
Sunday at F. f. Judd's. Miss Laura
Judd returned home with them and
will spend a few days visiting there,
Miss Lyla Klimes ate dinner at the
l.. Nicholson home Sunday.
Rufus Robbins, Mildred Burman
Permetus Norton and Cassie Melcher
autoed to Watertown Sunday. Miss
Violet Stanley accompanied them
home for a few days visit at the
Gearge Robbins home.
Cyril Moore and family were callers
at the F. K. Judd home Sunday.
Mr.. George Larrabee of Aurora was
in our town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuey Elston, Jr.,
autoed to White Sunday and remained
over night at the home of Mrs. Biery.
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q. l Landmark, Correspondent
MT and Mrs. W. Dyer have been
entertaining relatives from Iowa.
They returned homo Monday.
Gertie, Kitty and Maxine Byrucs
were visiting with their sister, Mrs.
Leonard JornIin a couple of days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell and
family visited at the home of j. W.
Dyer Sunday and Monday.
Miss Maud Sargent, formerly Of this
community has been visiting with Mrs.
G. A Wheeler.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Shank Of Brook
ings, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shank Of
this community motored to White
Lake Saturday to visit relatives there
for Il few days.
Mrs. A. Landmark assisted Mrs. j.
w, Dyer in cooking for threshers
Thursday.
Little Franklin Giles was quite i'll
Sunday evening but is better at this
writing.
Vernon Williams entertained several
of his little friends at his home Friday
afternoon to help him celebrate his
seventh birthday.
Maurice Fox spent Sunday night
with Clifton Landmark.
Tom Jornlin and Andy and Ben
Bockcy visited at the Charles Nagel
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. L~eberknight and
family visited at the John Duff home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Jornlin and
boys, @. T. and Thomas visited at
the *. J. Bockey home Sunday aztec.
noon.
Mrs. A. Landmark purchased Il
Ford car in Bookings last Friday.
Miss Florence Shat2er returned to
her home in Iowa Sunday after visit
ing al the J. S. L~ebrknight home for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Gladys Fox spent Friday
night with with Gladys Landmark.
Mrs. G.. Il. Murfield and children
spent Thursday at the Cash Mershon
home in White.
Mrs. A. Landmark and children
spent Tuesday evening at the j. S.
Leberknight home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dyer are enter
tanning company from Iowa this week.
Clifton Landmark spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Maurice Fox.
Al. l NJ. ~ r-.s
day at the David Saba home in Brook
ings.
Mrs. J.. Blakely, Mildred and Ber-
nice Blakely of Brookings and Jennie.
Herbert and Stanley Chapman spent
Saturday and Sunday at Lake Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Schwenk and
Virginia of Bookings, visited at the
j. s. Leberknight home.
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family, and Mrs. John Blumeyer and
son Of Estelline township, left Sun
day morning by the auto route for a
weeks visit with friends and relatives
at various points in Iowa.
Charles Iske spent Sunday with
Frank and Raymond ~Fasbender.
Mrs. G. W. LOOMS and children visit
ed Friday with with her parents, Mr..
and mrs G.. T. Lee in EstelIine.
Miss Ida Nelson and niece, little Miss
Bonnie Claire Nelson of Oakwood re-
turned home Saturday after visiting
for a couple Of days AT 0. T. Lees.
G. O. Cotton and family came up
last Sunday from their home in Nolga
and spent the afternoon visiting rela-
tiycs in this township.
Virginia Cotton, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Cotton is suffering with an
attack Of toueilitis.
The S. l.. Shalley family We're visit
ors Sunday jim the John Bye home.
l}Iore correspondence ON page -
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AURORA
AdeIinc Chcathnm, Correspondent

sAutilhc Nh'hlht"s correspondent
Miss Ada Messner spent the latter
part of last week at the +. Allstot
home.
Miss Mayie and Dorothy Burton of
Flandreau drove over and spent Sun
day and the first part of the week
visiting their aunt and grandma.
Mrs. Frank Messner and Pliny
Fogt drove to Miller Sunday ON bust
ness.
DR.. and Mrs. Foster arrived at the
NJ. Nj. Burns home Friday morning.
returning to their home at Messing.
ton Springs, Sunday morning. They
like their new home very much.
DR.. Foster, M. N. Burns and fami-
lies were entertained at six o'clock
dinner at the w. G. Ray home Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Rudebush and
daughter. Madge. Mrs. n. Zimmerman
and daughter, Lucille spent Sunday
afternoon at Gus Telkamp's home.
G. ID. Cheatham and family in com
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Baker
Of Bookings, and Nels Madsen and
Mr.. Miller of Lake Preston all spent
Sunday al Lake Poinsett.
The Aurora public school building
is undergoing a thorough cleaning
this week.
Grandma Hiltz returned to Elan,
dreau Tuesday with Marie and Dor
othy Burton for a visit with her son
Claude Burton.
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Mrs. j.. ID. Mcmillan. Correspondent
Phone .Oll

The l.. a. Potter family have been
entertaining company from Iowa the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Green and fami-
ly were calling at the j. ID, Mcmillan
home Sunday. Miss Almedia, remain
ing for a few days visit.
The shock threshing is fairly we'll
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Mrs. o. 7. Lee, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. b. Fasbender and
daughters motored to Mjlbank Tues
day for a brief visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blumeyer and