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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Informal Party.

M'ss'Anna Cowan was hostess at an IN
formal gathering at her home on the
Island last evening. The hours were de-
lightfully spent in various charming So
cial pursuits until lato in the evening
when dainty luncheon was served.
Halloween appointments and colors ere
ated an artistic effect. Those present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Misses.

Leah Ross. Jessie Lydick.
Effie Koontz, Gertrude Fred
stella Bayha. ericks,
Helen Zimmerman. Anna Cowan.
Mesdames:
r. G. Clarke, Louis Tibbens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Epworth Convention.

The annual fall rally or the Nheellhg
District Epworth League will be held
at the Lirst Episcopal Church OF New
Martinsville ". Va. tomorrow even
Ing 4 banquet will be served at six
o'clock followed by splendid program.
Some Of the delegates will return Sat
urday morning. but quito q few will
remain for the Wheeling and New Mar
tinsville football game Saturday after
noon.
From the Fourth Street NJ. f. church
tho following will attend:
Misses:
Mollie Liston. Esther Mcmillan,
Virginia Nay. Helen Mahon.
Jean Mcclure. Salvino Wise,
Irma Russell. Bcss Miller.
yelma Cunningha Shirley Lydick.
Messrs:
CLYDE Smith, william Colts.
Wright Hugus, Peard Sutherland.
William Rahr. Max Norton.
Charles Howell.
From tho Warwood NJ, Z. church tho
delegates will DO:
Misses:
Margaret Yanette. Margaret Currier.
Thelma Collins. Laura Armstrong.
Mary Z. Hanlin, Hazel Baker.
Hazel Wright, Louise Allstedt,
Wilma Lash, Eleanor klett
Ruth Metz.
NessreS:
Eugene Shorrtt. Robert Overly.
Howard Hood. Edward Meyers.
John Houston. Howard kellinGer.
Kenneth Metz.
Ars Conway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12

Miss Helen Hays very plea sanity en-
tertatned the members Of the y. n. Club
Tuesday evening. at her homo on the
Island. Woodwork was the principal
pastime OF the evening. Later q dainty
luncheon was served, tho table being
artisttcally arranged with Halloween
decorations. Members Of tho club in
cludc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12

The members OF the Arion Society will
hold their opening kaffec-visite OF the
present season. this evening. Euchrc
five hundred. and dominoes will be en-
toyed ythe ladies during the afternoon
hours from 2:3o until $50. 4 delicious
supper will be served from five to eight
in the evening. after which popular
orchestra will furnish music for dane
Ing. Tho committee in charge included ;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Kntu Club Dance.

Friday evening. October IS, the popu.
lar Kahn Club, Of tho South Side. Will
give their opening dance OF the autumn
season. which promises to be gay
event for the club members and their
friends. The affair will be held at the
Club Auditorium and the Virginia Ser"-
n.dcrs give assurance that the best OF
nuslc Will be rendered in their own par
t,cular style. The committee In charge
ia leaving nothing undone that might
ndd 70 the pleasure Of all attending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12

ond the League hopes 10 gain new In
sniration and valuable Information for
CARRYING on their work. Tho following
| will be present:
| Mpsdamcs:
! Rem Lowenstein. OF T. G. Burkle.
| CINCINNATI O.. Thomas Beatt!e
Archie W. PAUL. and guest.
% wolf, IT. NJ. Russell. Jr..
,TnrrIs Jacoba r. A. McCahe.
w y McGregor. T.. c. Giescy.
| I, N HOLIDAY. Herbert O. Raer,
u r. Copeland. Julius IIorkh elmer.
! Edward HaZlett, r.. > Romlhe.
! Julias G.. Hearne' Mary h'nncF Lewis
I-rcd +. Tar,s. NJ Anna Hall.
mont A. TAYLOR. T.. W. FCkes.
+ y. Kitchen md David Bannv,
rmcst. Leo Banov Charles.
Sidney Re'nhart' ton ;.
stanley FloNu, X o. Murr'n'
Albert Eunkel. W. A. Sou,I' rr'a0.
ia brooks Oscar l.. Callahan
!. NJ Young. ~ Chris Rcttis
81. Clairsviil"
Misses.
Mice Louise Holl- Fra Fsenhau"r
day,
Pre-Nuptial Courtesy.
N,s, Anna Mae Buclckr hride-"lcct
or Mr., william &. Stncker. was honor"h
with miscellaneous shower Itv"n
Tuesday evening by Miss Marie iIof-
rcu,er A delicious luncheon a. which
,-,istI, halloween appointments were
,narent was served at an appropriate
bnur Present were:
Misses
An, Mac Rucleke. Virginia Cross.
,yiIm, Zimmerman. Gertrude Frederick
Elizabeth Timmons. Mario Hofreutcr.
Hazel Bot.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson. OF Cameron. w.
Va
Bndge-Luncheon.
charming affair was held Mt the
Hoxe Davis Green Room yesterday At
,ernoon when Mrs Hugh Stohhs enter
,ained IN honor OF Miss Geraldine Kahn.
former classmatc OF Mrs StobhS at the
West Virginia University. and Mrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Woman yotarr. Inncheon.

Mrs. Ben Lowcnstein. OF Cincinnati
n will address the Ohio County League
~ Women Voters to-day at IL o'clock
at a luncheon to be held at the Jane
grace tea room. Mrs. Lowenstein is
noted authority on parliamentary law
ond the League hopes to gain new In
sniration and valuable information for
carving on their work. Tho following
,,Iu be present:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-02

~ A RECENT address Chauncey ~. NJ.
r.rsw said that no longer .snr are tRSsIr R
u. Dersi coming to New York 10 seek '"e''
tsttnneiD; s'n Depew does not get around aS
n,e" m.' hovs are coming to New lorS orS
roo. their fortunes every aay. ,,os nma
70 masSs ~ them will make their IortumuS, onnr.
many y, n,riv nre they coming ron o,,,,,s uutnS
Not on .Eo Union, but they are coming
state rr IN ,n' nunrter Of the world: ~
from every c, S orc not only coming to New
And @ tne' thev are coming to almost
VERY VERY city W on the globe
~ A WORLD in which there are a
-. O,',U number will never mn nnd ~. .ns search a
lafse which h they seek. bnt tme les sea,uI nrd
tunes .Ssss m will 90 on just the same, anu amu
Tor ~ suc,siIl Iii he as restless ana Us easett 81
youtn, W." Tho multitudes to the ehd VI
70 JON =. W has been In the past. A..
time a. ~ 81 the quest for success the
Beeaurs s,S nrospers and advances. .,
wCr,a T...p p'v al the young men Of the world
We.s s q; IN the places they were oorn
70 stay ayyo,ld III be no interchange OF IDEAS,
there MSu W. unnmmunity would soon become
and eacn ,1..d lin in thought as in manners and
speech. ,.- avery community, needs
a. m'etf' Of many different types ana cnar'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-02
Uncommon Sense The Search for Success,
By JOHN BLAKE

acters. Every business needs men Of
different sorts. for this Is n world in
which there must be co operation.
Conceive OF any community in which
all men were the same-thinking the
same, speaking the same. acting the
same, and you would picture a city in
which life would be intolerable.
Every train that runs into New York
is bringing poor boys, perhaps one or
two of whom will be heard Of all over
the world by and by.
They will make their own success,
and they cannot do that without Great.
ing opportunity for success for many
other boys!
One poor boy. John d. Rockefeller,
went to q western city and founded an
oil business which has made more than
a thousand very wealthy men.
GONE unknown youth walking the
~ streets OF some metropolis today
without the price Of meal in his pocket
may give employment to thousands by
and BY and bring great success to scores
who needed him.
Mr.. Depew was poor boy who came
to New York long ago, but there were
many poor boys who came before hin
who did almost as well as he did, and
many thousands Of them will come after
him to gain similar success.
Copyright. 1873
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
ISTR0DU CTlON.

lot us remember that there W"r
three great pronhets al this time. Joro
niah Ezekiel and Daniel Al were ~
ligh birth and cXaltoth character Each
had definite cali 10 his work. Al
were men ~ great courage. fine iutelh
Jcnco. and powerful aud abiding nflu
tncc But each was different FROM the
other in many things. Yet tn these
different men there came one great
truth the presence and guidance ~
God in actual affairs together with the
assured futur. ~ Gods kingdom and
people ~ the cases 81 Jeremiah aud
Ezekiel the books which bear their
names were written ny themselves. In
the cas ~ Daniel ., II not so stated.
Md there h. therefore. much differ
encc ~ opinion az to the date and an.
ikorship ~ the Book Of Daniel. But,
as In the case Of other anonymous and
undated books 81 the Bihlc We accept
the divine inspiration - the author and
the facts as given. while We seek the
great lessons taught Caudor requires
that We admit the difficulties ~ inter
probation in places W. shoud avoid
icing dogmatic in asserting ont infer
onces where there T. admitted uhscur'
ity We should study with an open
mind aud deyout spirit
OUTLINE
7 The Tyrauts Dream Daniel
ll3l
:. The king.s unreasonable de
maud am
. tn, king Nunuioil rage az,
80
II The Prophets Confidence. g.. IL
So
] Daniel and his companions "a.
~
Daniel before ID. king t3-3jl
IN. The Interpretation ~ Oh, Dream
a.. 3e4'I
!. The -four kingdoms G6l3
The heavenly Kingdom gll5l.
. Consequences and the lesson &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
TRAIN SERVICE
UPON SAN'TAFE
ABOUT AS USUAL

Conditions continue peaceful over the
blk system. Santa Re Railway officials
say shop forces are becoming gradually
Increased as some ~ IN. men return 20
their places and new mon are added
Train service both freight and pa sscn'
ger. Is being maintained without serious
Inconvenience To the public. Tho tuor.
IL business II heavy tst this time ~ tho
year but trains are moving without any
material delays.
Apparently the Santa Pc has No dis
position 10 hurry matecr but Is giving
tho men time 10 think over things care
fully and an opportu nifty 10 return 90
their old Jobs II WIS stated. Reports
from some points Indicate thar mum.
Der ~ employees are coming hIcE into
service
"Thc Santa Pc has always been proud
~ Us men said one official Thursday
They are In a class by thcmselycs with
Ia fine record az goal citizens and ot-
flcicnt workers. They have always been
law abiding in the past and viii mo- doubt
maintain order In the present c0ntro-
versy over the wage decision of the q.
S labor Bnard"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

LESSON NOTES
D lie IAranl's nream q. In.

Th' insuir'd author gives the date "a
tho second year IL N'huChadnrfl1r's
ieirn This may be- understood aa the
-coud year - that kings sHl, rule.
as q appears be- had shared authority
for awhile with his father. This would
he about -four wears after the capture n
Jerusalem. say Be 5s3 The king was
troubled hy a strange dream II unusual
unpressivencss. II greatly puzzled HIN
and caused him loss of slvcu lu hIs
distress h. called upon the group ~
ilaglcians which were an important
part Of court life In those days Much
signlflcancc was attached 90 dreams.
and astrolugcrs and soothsiyors were
leld iu high cstecfn. The whole thing
g. Characteristic OF the age and laacc.
md. Ne In many other Instances God
u~"d the habits ~ thought and customs
e tho times 90 teach his great lessons
en- being summoned o. the kings aid
tho nagicians readily said they would
undertake o. interpret 1hs dream 10 the
king would tell them what o. was Hut
though the impression remained the
dream Itself had passed from the king =
NANA'NN We AlNtHfffN fltf VIC NhEIa
clans should know how 20 romlnd him
II the dream. a. well gel 90 interpret
u when told The men naturally Oh.
JCcted 70 this Unreasonable demand
Wherculsun he threatened their lives.
aud ordered that they should be- slain
This order Included Daniel and hiscom.
lanions. who were rcckonod among the
kings wise men.
The Prophets COnfidsnce e. 1855.
Daniel informs the kings minister
that by the help ~ God b. would an.
dcrtake 10 interpret the kings dream
This led 10 an interview with ,hc king
IN which Daniel d.slarod that God
would through him make known both
the dream and II iuterpretai.ou ~.
carefully disciaimed any Wisdom ~ his
own. and then proceeded 10 desrr.bo
the dream. The kinE had seen lu hi.
dram a grea, image. bright and terri.
BILE. II Mas The figure ~ gigantic
man whose bead vas - gold the breast
and arms OF silver the body and thighs
81 brass. the legs - iron. the feet a
mixture Of iron aud clay. While the
Alma in HE dream sas gazing on thl.
image. q stone whieh had been quar-.
ned in the mountain without human
hl-r. rolled upon tbs Image and
rushed lfs feet. The whole image fciI
end vas broken. becoming Ike chaf'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
HIGGINS AYERS
PALO DURO PARK
IS MUCH NEEDED

Victor Higgins nationally known mr.
iju. who Is exhibiting $4,000 worth ~
uaintings AZ the Potter County Library.
said yesterday.
ITS q shame Amarillo hasn't % park
Len p,lo Duro Canyon ! hope 70 state
ar national park IL made there
The artist was 10 have been the guest
.af "a sunrise breakfast in the park this
morning al O'Clock but the heavy
rain ~ last night forced posiponmcnt
Of the trip. Nj Higgins has definitely
decided boz his own mind 20 paint tho
canyon. The only remaining thing is
ihs closing ~ 70 contract
scores of people visited tho library
y,stardlv 10 see the exhibit ~ paint
Irrg The Amarillo Art Association I'M
dor whose auspices the paintings we're
brought hero is emphasizing the TACT
that tho exhibit ie free 20 everyone
THE p.r'urcg will remain up for several
days yet
T. l.. TUgginboiham, ~ tho j. p.
BRYANT Co.. was in Attendance az the
ant lecture "wednesday night and mo-
Hpld that there wer, 200 programs He
,ouniee-od 20 publish q small card.
g.yinr tho names ~ the pictures for
,hr Amarillo AT Association. ON"
thousand programs wore printed ana
placed Boz tho Potter County Free Libra
rv Thurgdlv with ~" names ~ the
seventeen pictures as followe
T. Pink and Black, > White Gateway:
\. Pot from Santa Clau g. Snow 2.
Tine Bead Worker. g. Tn" Apple or
chard. r. the Hlg Tree s. Calling the
cnns % Taos in Winter o.. the Grey
cato. %. Indian Girl and Parrot; u
plnor Trees 49, Cottonwoods. u.
Solitude. 49, the Seronadc' le. Taos
Mountains ~. Taos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
BUSINESS MAN
SINGS PRAISES

- suffered Co.. Nc'I. with stomach
trouble and gas continually Doctors
Thought lad stomach ulcers CO. cancer.
After last attack they advised going TO
Rochester. MINI. for am operation a
friend advised irving N,E Wonder
ul Remedy. which I did 1nI cannot
sing iig praises too highly ls I can
nov eat anything and everything 4,
is q simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucous irum the
Intestinal tract and 1lh,s ihr mfamm1.
tion which causes practically 1ll s'0m
ach. liver and intestinal ailments m
Guiding appendicitis ou" dose viii con
vince ur money refunded Randall prug
Go. and druggists everywhere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

s.,4d h become the kingdom VI our
I.rd and al his Christ: and lle shan
rcisn for eyer and ever. REV. III 10
Daniel :: Ss-I'.
"a This IL the dream. and We VIII ven
u,e Interpretation thereof before 'hs
kinr. g. Thou. o king arr Nlhs y.
klnrs. unto whom the God OF heaven
ha,h given the kingdom. the power, ana
an. strength. and the glory; ~ ana
vh.resoeyer the children u men dwell
the beasts of tho field and the birds 81
Tho heavens hath be- given into Thy
hand. and hath made thee To rule over
them all: thou art The head oil go'd'
A. And after thee SHAH arts" announcer
Kingdom Inferior 10 thee, and another
,hird Kingdom OF brass. which shan
hoar rnle over an the earth. ~ Anh
the fourth kingdom shall De- strong as
iron f,rasmuch as iron hroaketh IN
,5ece- and sub,ueth ~ things. aud nF
iron that crushcth an these. shan u
break An pieces and crush. II Ana
whereas thou sawost the feet and toes
mart ~ pottors ebay. and part Of ron
4 shall be- a divided Kingdom. bat there
shall De IN Il u The strength 81 tho
iron foraguuch 49, thou sawcst the iron
mixed with miy clay. - And 49, tho
toes Of the feet were part Of iron. and
p.rt Of clay NO the kingdom shall 10
rar,l, strong. and partly broken %
And whereas thou sawcst the mon
mixed with mlrN clay. they shall minglc
themselves with thp seed ~ men. hut
thew shall not clcavc one 10 another.
even a. iron doth not minglc with clay.
A. Aud in the DAYS of those kings shall
the God OF heaven sct up a Kingdom
which shall never d. destroyed, nor
shall the sovereignty thereof Ice left to
another people but il shall break in
pieces and consume an these kingdoms.
and n shall stand forever. a. Foras.
much as thou sawcs that a stone was
cut out OF the mountain without hands,
and that u brake In pieces the iron. tho
brass. the clay. The silver. and the gold.
the great Cod hath made known 10 tho
king what shall come 10 pass hereafter.
and tho dream liz certain. and the inter
pretation thereof sure. q The King
answered unto Daniel, and said. OF a
truth your God Is the God OF gods. and
tho Lord ~ kings. and q rcvcalcr ~
REGRETS. seeing thou hast been able 10
vrra.n1 fhta urfsFsf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
SOOTHES AND HEALS
THE BOWELS
Arrest, and Relieves Most Obstinate
Cases of Ws,ery Diarrhoss. in
Adults and Children. Harmless
and Tnsteless

anc lustetes
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Gus discasc-Watery Dilrrhoea.
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Price SOC and Sl.0O a package. Send
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nd Lindsay Doubleday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
New Directories Out.

Distribution OF the summer issue OF
the telephone directory Is under way.
several Boy Scouts are distributing the
directory. and II IL expected that II will
h. i'm the hands OF all patrons within
the next few days.
The directory contains 20 pages In
addition 20 the four page cover and II
tho samo shape as the one issued last
fan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

The scy,n languages spoken IN tho
british Isles nrc English in England
Welsh in Wales. Erso in ireland ManN
n the Islc OF Man Gaelic In Scotland
French in the Channel Islands ard
Cornish in Cornwall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

The alphabet Of the Tartars contain,
90Z letters.
Mourning postage stamps now on
sale loo Germany. bowail the loss Of the
German colonies.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher.)

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office. Salt Lake City, Utah,
December 70, 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that William
williams of Cedar City, Utah. who,
ON November 20. 1915, made Home
stead easry No. oi77ss, for Sh NV
u. lot .. section s, twp 81 South,
Range 10 West, Salt Lake Meridian
has filed notice Of intention to make
three-year proof, 70 establish claim
10 the land above described, before
the Clerk Of the District Court. at
ParOwan, Utah, on the 18th day OF
March, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles N. Cory, Thomas Evan
Williams, George Nelson, William
Stevens, all of Cedar City, Utah.
GOULD b. BLAKELY,
Register.
First Dec. 80 lae, jan ~
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-20
ANOTHER ELECTRIC
LIGHT DECISION.

With an unbroken record in favor
of increased charges, the Utah pub
lie utilities commission on Wednes-
day, in majority decision. granted
the Dixie Power company a higher
schedule Of rates
Up to the present no appeal for
heavier burdens to place upon the
public has been denied by the COM
mission. The commission is consistent,
il nothing more.
Abbot r. Haywood, who has been
battling on the side Of the public rs
recorded was not sitting IN the case,
which was heard before he became
a member Of the commission. and,
therefore, he had no voice in the
matter.
While every other line of business
and industry is liquidating and get
ting down TO a new basis Of opera
ton, the public utilities commission
insisted on placing the electric power
monopolies above the Influences max
ing for readjustment and better BUSH
ness generally. What will be the Sc
quel, Independent plants will be es-
tablished and municipalities will be-
gin to get from under the unbearable
load. and, instead Of one large con-
Germ serving there will be many sys-
tens The one large company, made
responsive to the new order of things,
could best serve, but while the public
utilities commission pampers and cod
dies the monopoly, and fails 10 allow
il to come under the test Of fitness
being applied to all other industries,
there will be breaking away and
finally dissolution, which will be a
sad commentary on the lack Of fore
sight of those charged with great
responsibility. Exchange.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-20

held in the library building, Cedar
City, Tuesday, Feb. z, 1922, at p.
m. Purpose of meeting to elect Of
ficers, consider amending articles of
incorporation of the company to in
clude 4th class and class c stock, also
consider consolidation Of all stock
and taking over Duck Lake fling; also
other business. J. s. WOODBURY.
President
j. M. FOSTER,
Lost Secretary.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF EsTRAY
ANIMALS

State Of Utah, County Of Iron. IS.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
have in my possession the follow
ing described estray animals, which il
not claimed and taken away, will be
sold at public auction to the highest
cash bidder at F. r. Middleton's
corral at Hamilton's, Utah, Monday
January 23rd. 1922, at the hour Of
2 p. m. to-wit:
One brown mare 7 years old,
branded
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-20
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Sealed bids will be received up to
Thursday evening at 1880, February
2nd, 1922, for the purchase Of the
Randall Lunt property on First East
street. The east eight rods of said
property, except strip three feet
wide next to the lane, is hereby Of
fered for sale. This property is now
owned by Cedar City and the City
Council reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
CEDAR CITY CORPORATION
By j. H.. Arthur, City Recorder
1-6-3t
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-20
STATE or UTAH, Office Of Banl
Notice nor PghlIca Na1a. ,

= 7
Department. o& Inscrlnty y, S..
Land Office at Salt Lake City Utah
January 70, 1922.
Notice isthereby given hat James
T. Blackburn, OF M)deaa, Utah. who,
on January 81 1912 made Original
Homestead entry, No. 0238i7 and
on Sept. Is. 1920, made additional
Homestead onHy 80. 02tgJO for
E4 MEN, NWA NEM, NEA, SEA-,
See. 20; NWh, SWA, Section 81,
WhNWA, NEANWA, NWA NEA
Section 81 Township 80 Soath,
Range l8 West, salt Lake Meridian,
has filed noticed of intention to make
three-year Proof, TO establish claim
to the land above described, before
u. S. Commissioner, at Modena, Utah
on the ooh day Of Febrrary, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses: p.
r. Peak. of Modens, Utah, John f.
Wolfe, of Hamlin Valley, Utah, AL
Vim M. Humphreys, of Hamlin Valley
Utah A. w. Sanford, of Modena.
Utah.
GOULD B. BLAKELY.
Register.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-20

f. MI. Cot ai:i .lr. S~u were N
Yale Sunday 'ih,y ca:,s Over to bring
Opal and Laoi. Colt t. s''hooi
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-20

M b: Edwards has NOV d his sheep
and camp into this vicinity. MIR. Ed
wards has not teen with US 70 several
wards has not been with us for seyer-
nj years.