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The Keota news., 1922-03-31
PUBLIC rausyuS SALE

Wh~s~.. C.-esssnsin. Ssa~s and ksshsips
Nepsss hssheet sed ssfs. Ni.o.e s4tf~s. is
srsasas ~ .h.ss Decd .s rss.s. dated J.ssssy
~. tsss 4pd Rrr-sst.t Jsn -. Iets. in l~~,s 3 "a
tSs in she sss~~ ssf tho eE~Sk snsi H~~v.sns
~ WeA Csssty. Cs,sssas. eeavvvea 10 ~
fwe,ss Trustee u ~ ssM Weh Cssasy. Col.
essae. tAe fel,svtaa IasA b sais Wsh cesa.
". described - fsllsvs. se-~tt
II. -..s h.rf ot .erti-., T...,y shs-. CssD town.
ship seven o.. N.rsk 1T Ksnfo sts v-.t ,,f the
sss'h pri.,irai N-riji.rs
In ss~ss IN secure Slsts pses~sssesy ness ef
even date With said Ttust Deed sef the sum
"s Eishs Hundred ard hir,..a snd ssIso
b-llsss rss aide 4. the "s8es -f y A. k-.i. ca
,sr h~for~ shsn~ years after date With interest
fruu dat =. -he ssss ot ~ pr cent t-ss s-nu-r
And whereas. DefssH kas keeN made ~
aid srsssef In ssA Trust DECD. IN tks Per-
fefmanee Of covenants sna eeNaisse~s tsa.
r'sed spon thew ~ The terws ef saia Tsvst
Deed In this se-~N: That sasd xrassss ~
failed 10 RAP principal and tatss~I
And Whsssas. the IeRal hettsr - the IN.
deessaness represented ~ saiA asss ~ Aid
With The undersigned rvtlse Trssss u ths
ssh Weld County. Cessssas. asties asd -
'na"d In writing declaring saiA Aefssit aaA
exciting to declare the vhele ~ Aos asa
payable. and dsmasaiae tAe sajs II ell Iand
ssder saia Trust seea.
No~. Therefore,. Nsttee = hefeAy Given
that pursuant 10 said notice aaA demand
and election and under and hy virt.e ef the
Authority vested In me b. sasa TrSst DEED
And the Law. I. n. J. wahh. Public Trotee
OF weld County. Colorado. win seil tAs aAsvs
described land for essh. st pusiis austioa. 10
The Keota news., 1922-03-31
PUBLIC TRUSTEES aAL1

Wi.ss.... E~nss u. slsu .sa Mar, short.
ha:..ss ri ssd ~,is, :, ieed oi ..a.s assed, pss' 80
page Is Ia sIs record. Ut sLs oties of ih1 CLERK
4sd Recorder Ut the CDasty III old, State al
ce.ss.aa. aal. .aa..ssa ,s y. rssiis !sa.'s.
fsiia~ins sss.esihsd sssi estate in tbs coassy of
Nsid. Coiossaa. sor~its
West half Of Northwest quarter (WA Of
NWb. Southeast quarter Of Northwest
quarter tSEt of kwD. Southwest
quarter Of Northeast quarter tSWi of
NED Of Section thirty Ave t3Sl. Town.
ship ten u0J North. Range Sixty taO
West Of Sixth Principal Meridian. con-
tanning loo acres. more of loss:
which dcvd of trust wns made To secure
the payment Of osc psomissosy note OF
even date with said decd Of trust for
lhs sum Of Eight Hundred Dollars
lfs00. COZ. payable To the order Of The
three yesss after the dsso thereof. with
interest thereon st eight pcs cont u pr
evnD pvs snham according to certain
insesest no,cs more particularly &c,
forth IN said dccd Of trust. To which
reference il hereby made for greater
certainty. and
Short and Mary Short. husband and
OsSOs 49, ~ tUsSuSAS NsSstussAG Sys
through ~ under them having dcfaaltrd
In tho payment Of semi. annual interest
due on said indebtedness on December
!. 1919. June !. and pecemher !. 1890.
and Juns !. and Deeembcs !. 1871. and
payment Of principal maturing and bc-
coming due Dvecmhes ]. 1891. and the
legal holder Of said note having elected.
on seeoans Of said defaults. To declare
said note unpaid. due ard payable.
NoN. THEREFORE,. ~ shs ~rssssa s~as-.s
OF The W~sssfn Securities lns~ss~~aa Cosapssay
ths legal hslsAss II .~ia s~ss~s pssssAns ss las
slse u1d~ssifs~ds fsblix Trustee. in .s-d Los
she GDuesS .f ~ cid CaAoSNsS-ss a-s h~ssbr sisv
saoAixs sh4s gill 81 shs husss ~ sassv-s .slp~k
Ia she sasess--ss, Np4esssSs th~ lush asS 81
Aessgs A. - ssss ~ sae fsp-ss esrr.s 81 she yss
upsse il sis eist ~ ss~~seJs Ce.sesssss. .sal 81
tssh]ie <p~saue s9 slss hisi-~.s SOD b.~ss hsaAes
Ice each shs e>id described fs~sni.~s sn-i eli
tSSsst tists 4rd ies.s~ss sf sSid tsar.ss ~l-sss
Esd Nssy %sssssss husfssssd SOD Nifes thnSf hssfs
sed sessaes skss.ia. fus slss pSst~.ss IL psy sns
si-s sassehS~aa~s. .ssusea - .~iA d~sd ~ ssu.s
sod ssssss sd sps-s~s ut psinf shi, sfs.ss.
snt ssssssn~f-. f~sss sod wiHI deliver Tho pxs.
ehssss ssssiAesss ut ssI. psusiss>d hy lee
Dated ss U.-el-y. ca;ssSau. shi. sssh asy .t
v.ss~ssy. A y. rsss
~ J WALSH. (.>sD
Pebble Tsu.ss~ in snd fus tho Cs.sasy at Weld
Cnluss sstps
ris.s rab{iessis-s March y. Fsss
ls~.s Guhlie%sisss March ~. issss
The Keota news., 1922-03-31
Assssssa seAss, Ces,..,. q, cs.s..y

c. o. Dctief and daughters. Mar
suesise and Efssc. Miss Mildred Bceroft
and Mr.. G. r. Dram. attended the
Weld County spelling. orstosical and
musical contest At Greeley last sa,ur-
day. Mtss possder took part in the
piano contest, playing Sehaswenka's
Polish Dance. for which she received
third place. Miss Eti,e took part in the
grade school spelling contest. as repre-.
sentative from keesa. In the local
contest, held here. she stood second.
Edgar Bridwell. who was first in III.
keota contest, was unable to GO to
Greeley for the county contest.
The Keota news., 1922-03-31

The HIGHEST sasdes. a The s.ss fsvat aess el
Ne Cesst Heus< IN Weld Cesaty. Ce,sssae.
On Monday. the lOsh dag ~ Anvil. to1..
st 10 o'esosk In Tie forenoon fer the pusvess
ef payt"a sah scte ssd iat.rsst, asd oil
snpsSss ri shss ssl.. and viii sise 10 tts
purchaser thervef . certificate Of purchase
therefor prvvided ~ law.
SsaN-d. ~. J. WALSH,
Pwel,e Trustee Of Weld County. Colorado.
Dated At 0reet<y. Weld County. Colorado.
this eth day cf February. tszz
First Publication Nch. TO- ,gzs
Last Publication Apr. {. W.
The Keota news., 1922-03-31
New Receiver .s Sterling LAID Once

New Receiver st Sterling Lsnd Once
Charles w. Sederburg. who WAS sp-
pointed Receiver Of the Land Office ut
Sterling upon the recommendation OF
the Colorado Senators. in which they
were joined by Congressman Timber
lake. has now assumed the duties OF
his now position.
Mr.. ScdasbaFg. banker Of Holyoke.
has for years been prominent in bus
iness and political circles in the north
eastern section Of the State.
The Keota news., 1922-03-31
! Raised Coed Potato Crop

]. c. wingate Of Buckingham Was in
keota Saturday. Mr.. Wingatc has
raised potatoes successfully at his place
he three years be has been there: and
altho last season was unfavorable he
harvested fifty boshels to The acre. He
could have sold his crop for q 90 per
cwt- at harvest and figures he hss lost
money by holding them, - there 10 loss
from shrinkage, - we'll ~ the labor Of
sprooting potatoes held for spring sale.
The Keota news., 1922-03-31

Take Kodak with you. Stanley has
thep: also roll films and supplies. s2tf
The Keota news., 1922-03-31

whxa yss leok yesr best see fertaes.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07

KRUGER. July E--breaAues pcople
vho attended the ooaGAsAtaoAs g q.
q. Lawrsncsss plase ineluAod III. ana
lars. n. r. otraiton anA family, 1Gr.
Ard Hrs. Hugo Camp1in ana 1Amily,.
n A. Holt and son 11erbie. John =.
Wilson, MiA6 Torencs y1tspatr'ck. ".
81. Sutter. II. =. Loobey.
+ 4. n Pierce, George Upton, MOI ton
cramer and Erits SchmiA are helping
ray Tarbell during haying.
bly, Bartholomew took Mr.. 0Wartout
to the Cross ranch this week whore
he will be employed ~ Robt. ncclss
to carry the mail from Broadus to
Nrs. =. A. Riggs. accompanied ~
Irene Rumph who II stayiug with her
through haying, visited J. D. Rumph's
Sunday.
n. H. Considine carried the mail
again on Saturday - the new carrier
| has not yet signsd his contract Ne
| was in Lead, Q. D.. for the Fourth and
| was expected to start the mail cerv.
| ice upon his return.
Mr.. and Nrs. .. o. Dupree havs r..
Gently finished building three miles Of
fence. Mr.. Dupree has gone to the
horse sale at Gillette and upon his re-
turn the Dupree family expect to leave
for Oklahoma for N extended visit
with relatives. : They have sold their
crop in the 6eld.
| W. s. Bartholomew boasts having q
mess Of new potatoes the last day of
June and win soon. have m abund-
ance az his potatoes look flne.
]. D. Rumph ana 3. 8. Baker went
to Luton Bros. for the big Roundup
From there they viii go to 0illette ia
attend the big horse sale July 81.
Mary Lou Heaton called at Dan
Leary's ranch sunday.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07
D1D8 xll1ID
m SANITY vAI.I.BY

= =
Whas ridins "a the prairie near HE
|1arpy valley home. Henry Lubbock
met . sprsaaing adder. fully three 1eet
|long ana Aghting MA ~ soon - 10
|taw the horse. The SNAKE repeatedly
|btruck q the horse. rearing III head
h foot high ana jumping half III.
|lsngth. one pscuiiarity In the srsks
which Mr.. Lubbock Aoticea was the
k1trsading Of the head Or neck while
faniry. ID ! width Of more THIN two
RinoAes. very much like the cobra Of
In1iA HE snaksship made : peculiar
hissing noise Ike . goose while right
ing which not at an pleasant to hear.
After 6oAtng the snake with 10 rope
Mr.. Lubbock secured rock ana END.
Cd his career.
| Only three other snakes ct this
specde have been killed In that section
during the past % o. - years. One
WAS killed BY walter Broaseale ana
Ianother ~ walter smith. Mr.. Labb0ck
made no attempt 70 ana the aAder's
mate, having had al the experience q
that kind he cares for. The bite Of
this snake 10 more poisonous than that
Of Z RATHER. and far more dangerous
because Of the habit Of attacking with.
ont warning. while the RATHER not only
| sounds I warning but win only fight
when cornered. -Hysham Bcho.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07

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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07
oREArlIsT CROP IN QUAnTDn
or CENTURY PnDDlCTDD

Nothing but IN unforeseen disaster
can prevent tonnage next 1an SUI
perior to any We have had fer more
than . quarter Of century" said y.
H. Barrett, assistant to the geLerat
manager Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul railroad, who has re-
tured to Butte after an extended trip
over the territory lying east Of Idaho
and west Of st. Paul.
Present indications are. Mr.. Barrett
says, that there will be q tremendous
tonnage in al lines Of farm products.
He reports that a general air Of opti-
mism prevails all along the enc In
the territory mentioned.
'In eastern Montana there . a small
acreage Of corn. but the principal crops
are rye and wheat. In the judith
Basin district there 10 an abundance OF
wheat which IL in fine condition"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07

sts.H*e
- 1xsaissr. - - year n advance.
Hay workers ars h good dsnand
now, thsiR wagoo ranging from n -
. Aay. iDclndin9 hsara ana lo46ing.
Ths coanty cednaaisaieners INSET in
NoatAly sesa1en july 10. II And -.
The Chaanber 81 Comcerce win meet
next 1IonAAy eveninS FOR ~ annual
election % oRicera
TAe Damocrak County Central COM
mittee caucus Will - held In Broadus
Saturday aftsrnnon, July IL. to Be fel.
lowed In the evening with . public
dance q shorty's hall.
Voters may sign any numbers Of
petitiens for the same political Office.
- long - they conilns theaaeelvee 70
candidates q their ewn polltical DartH
Prepared prairie Aog bait In a.
peuna sacls ct S1.se. at the. Examiner
e1ics.
=. cuibsrtsca. wife ana family ana
mother and father left Monday for .
motor trip Of sevral days to the Black
Mills. ,
It IL I pleasure to sell Tanlac be-
cause those whs buy It come back
ana praise It. o. A. Holt. Broadus.
Mr.. and Nrs. T. =. sherlock and r.
=. Blenkner motored 10 Miles City on
Monday to attend the Roundup there.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Burkey and two
children motorsd to Miles City satur-
day where they visited with friends
ana relatives aad attended the. cele-
bration
Miss Hdna West. accompanied by
for Belle Fourchs. 8. D.. Friday after
Arev1{MA 40 hnN 49,
pected to attend the Roundup and visit
sevearl days with old-time friends.
]. l. westphal. accompanied by Mrs.
3. A. Holt and Melford Holt left Mon
day morning for Ekalaka. Westphal
expected to go on to Baker to attend
the Fourth Of July celebration. leav-
ing Mrs. Holt in Ekalaka for q visit
with friends. Melford Holt win be
gone through the summer. employed
by the Westphals in farm work.
John Willis. who IL pursuing \ ge-
ology course Of subjects at the Uni.
versity Of Nebraska. was here the lat
ter part of the week for q visit at the
home OF his cousin, Chas. 8. Einoel
He will be employed during the vaca.
ton in haying work at the Kelse,
ranch, Moorhead.
"Overcoing the Blues" will be thu
subject Of the sermon by Rev. 9. A
Marsolf at the Community Church
services in Broadus Sunday evening
Excellent sermons are being preached
by Rev. Marsof and would justly an,
one travelling many miles to hear him
Miss Gladys Clark is spending hel
vacation in Miles City, visiting Will
relatives and friends.
Among the visitors to the big show
at Luton Bros ranch on Little Pow
der river were Milton Turley and fam
lily, George Straugh. Fred Russell
Mrs. Town Doyle. Miss Brownie Doyle
Clinton Doyle, Fob Higgins. Francis
Higgins.
Mrs. A. e. Bates, formerly Of tn,
Moorhead country. came from Bows
man, Manitoba, Canada, Saturday tt
make final proof before H. r. Straiton
clerk Of the district court.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bradley Of near Broadus
Monday. July 3.
More people have taken Tanlac an,
praised 1t than any other medicine ii
the world. Theirs one reason only
merit. 8. A. Holt. Broadus.
A. NJ. (Boh) Harlan who has teel
teaching the Trevaskis school nea
Stacey, returned to Broadus wednes
day after attending the Roundup a
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07


1ail>e CITY. He v>s .. soute to HE
homestead near Boyes.
-. - -. i = D,.-S .....a-
u ~. s.a.s..S q. -. '0 I.s.S..s.ss :.
~ -. S~S :. e,.s..x.s $3.50
n. and Ars. a. =. Norris ana Han
~ were q ne Jsw nali on PUMPKIN
creek the 1Oufsa OF july.
Il. A dance val be held ~ Toe MIRO.
6enslkra, shout eight miles south Of
Broadus tomorrow (6aturday) night.
r,sct vvatchSr. former nail carrier
hat~,a.n vorkorr ana Hroadus. last
aaHsrA.v s6ld Mo TRACK 20 =. q. shire.
-~- nm cortr.ctor hAtwaan Hroadua
en1 ArvaAs. wvo. Ana the same day
rrr,h...N "a vvilev,a Ford touring
- 1vitcher Arove % 1Giles city
uonA.v anA 49, uncertain then a. to
~s.sne, ~ ~oulA accent : positi.,u 10
A..w.. a. ~. mail ro,atA from Miles
CIV "a Ioraan for his brother John,
:. "a p-es~ht srnnliea - Broadus
- 1rersr~n ara Z. 4. WRIGHT from
|r..6 q n arriyed In town wednes-
| 49, .venim1
r.. IA ura ". II. Kester and
a.;,-h>er rere rer,atered nj the row
~. no.. hc%e, suIv I.
NJ. y g. shaw Of piniele was n
l@o-,r a.,ura.v
Tr.rr awertout Nth a team and
I~.eor !. carrying the mail for Bot
mcci =. from Rrondus VIA Graham to
p,Ad1e
NJ and Mrs. q. D. Punshon from
Sheridan. wyo. were in town Friday
ana a.tnrdav. Mr.. Punshon II mana
~.. - +ha fSor+anan<a, Oi1 comnany nj
an.r,aan ana vas here In the inter-
a.t. ~ that comnanv.
n ~ uartweli'a name appears on
the Powder River hotel register the
latter mart If the week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Ross returned
Tuesdav evening from a few days trir
10 snearhsh. q. d. They lett town
Thur.dav ~ last week and made the
1Ao.mi,a drive in one dav without
| +rouMa On the return trim thew left
| srea rf,.h ~ 1a.aO noon and arrived
| hove a. M. bringing with them
.on,e mountain front for a neiehbor
furr,.hinr the rrincina1 menu 70,
. rno.+ nnu.ua, hreakfast in this eoun.
trv
O.horr pemher+or an Monday start.
al .;~ rowinc machine. cuttinr nav
- ~. r,+t,a, powder anch near town
r1rd.r.heriN = r serruvs and wife
wara ~ tho Tew han on pumukir
o.aa1, tha ro,r+h ~ T,,,v
uarrv It+,g ~ near O,ive transacted
lhu.;,e.s IN town "wednesday after.
NOON
| M. ,orro ona r.odorr Tan1ac 1ah.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07

According to John L. Scofield, vol
unteer weather observer at Biddle.
there were TIA inches Of rain during
the month Of June. making total
precipitation Of 1870 inches since the
first Of the year.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07
KlSER.JOHNSON.

At Coalwood yesterday afternoon
with Rev. John Dunbar officiating oc-
CURED the marriage of Seth e. Kiser
and Miss Addie johnson. The bride
has been a resident Of the Cross 8
country. The newslyweds will make
their future home on the grom's home.
stead near Coalwood. A host Of friends
extend congratulations.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07
DnATH or ANrus saosGAR.

Anton w. Mosgar. q resident Of the
western part Of the county, died on
June II at the age OF IS years. He
IL survived by his widow, Mrs. Minnie
Mosgar.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07

H. r. straiton motored to Miles City
Wednesday,.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-14

G 80
GUS HILLS MiNsTRELs

If public approval and acclaim is
any criterion the acme of perfection
certainly has been reached in the
latest sensation and triumph, the
Gus Hill and George Honey Boy
Evans Minstrel troupe which viii be
the steller attraction at the Grand
Theatre Thursday, November 18th
This new enterprise marks the great
est achievement in theatrical con,
soIidation during the past two de-
cares. 1t is the unity of two of the
foremost minstrel shows, being the
elimination of an exalted am bition
which has been Mr.. Hills aim ever
since he graduated into the ranks
of Americts leading purNeyor and
discoverer of all that is high-class
and unique in the realm of up to the
minute entertainment. In this ag-
gregation he has mustered forty men
all past masters in the art of; Great
ing laugter, disseminating real fun,
provoking genuine nirth,f surprises.
and offering features that one seldom
expects in this competitive era of
progressive ideas and Advancement :.
All told it is a glorious combination
Of music,s rdvelrI, 'frolfc, a golden
flood of novel contributions, reviews,
travesties and stupendous unity Of
burnt cork Innovations and advance
ment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-14
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

l will be at the places named be-
low On the following dates for pui~
pose Of collecting State and County
taxes:
25th District-St. Simons Pier,
Oct. 23rd, Nov. tn, Dec. 4th.
9th District-Brookman, Ga. Oct.
Gath, Nov. 7th, Dec. 9Th.
1856 district Sterling, Ga, Oct.
25th, Nov. 9Th, Dee 9Th.
1899 District-Bladen, Ga, Oct.
Goth, Nov. 9th, Dec. 7th.
Special Trips-Everett City, Ga,
Nov. 14th; Thalmann, Ga. Nov. 18th:
Pennick Nov. 10th.
Dates not mentioned above will be
at my office at the Coutr House.
until December goth.
w. L. HARWELL, y
Tax Collector, Glynn County, Ga. &
f0-20-2s
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-14
|IIITIIIlIIfNllNTII

strong and can do every bit of my work
and not pain in my back now. ] rec
ommend your medicine and you can use
this letter as testimonial. - Mrs.
PHIL. MAsER, 801 Winslow St., st. Paul.
MINI.
Just another case where a woman
found relief by taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Many
times thesetreda Svafn- out feelings and
pains aboutrfhabod9 are from troubles
Only women haves phc Vegetable Com
pound is especially adapted FOR just this
condition, The eoodresults are noted by
the disagreeable symptoms passing
away--one after another.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a Woman s Medicine for Wo-
mems Ailments. Always reliable.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-14
What is Spring Fever.

1t is simply low Vitality, lack Of Energy
caused by impure blood. GROW ELS
TASTELESS chill TONIC restores Vitality
and Energy by Purifying and Enrichins
the Blood. You can scon feel its Strength.
ening. Invigoratina Effecs 6Oc zr
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-14

tired, Jw0Fpt0ut fees-l
|ing.apd painful'perf
DDS. / used to get UP
with a pain I'M my
head andpains in my
losEerparts and back.
Oftasn Twas not able
To ID my work. /
read in your iittls
hook abegt LydiaB
|Pinkham,s IS .Veg,e,a
table Compound and
Il have taken it. ]
Fool S0 well and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-14
WOMAN COULD
:. NOT WORK
Made Strong and Well by
i lydia e. Piinkhaln's Veg Z
etable Compound

st. Paul, MINI. took Lydia e.
fHis IN ham s Vegetable Compound for a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-14

MISS INs1ll etu5e IS SUppUftEu Dy a
strong cast of well known film play.
ers, including Harrison Ford, as the
leading man; Montagu Love, Cooper
Cliffe, Ida Waterman, Michael NJ.
Barnes, E. Fernandez and Frasier
Coulter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
ENJOYABLE PARTY STAGED
BY LADY OWLS LAST NIGHT

A very enjoyable time was hal
by tho ladies of the local Order OF
Owls when they entertained In the
X. OF P. Hall in the American Build.
ing. There were about two hun,
dred present, and every conceivable
kind of mask and costume was 70
be seen. A delicious light lunch
was served and the evening was
spent in the usual Halloween fes.
tivlties. At the close OF the enter.
taInment, Organizer Ernest C. Con.
ley, formerly OF Detroit, but who
has decided to make this city his
home addresse the guests In behalf
Of the order OF Owls which has
shown quite an increase in numbers
since Mr.. Conley's arrival. Lillian
Heintzelman OF Watson is an en-.
thushstic worker among the ladies
and through her efforts quite a nice
membership has been built up. The
most amusing event OF the evening
was the cake walk for the prize
cake which was won by Mr.. Art!e
D. Parrish and Alice, ErasIme, the
latter residing in Kentucky, but
visiting friends here for a time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
The Nelson.

And a little child shall lead
Them" might have been the theme
for the story, "Moonshiue Valley, f"
featured at the Nelson today, for
that Is just what the beautiful
child, Dawn O'Day does in the
tangled lives of the gold prospec-
tor, as portrayed by William Far
mum, and his wife. who believing
him dead goes away with doc
tor who mistreats her.
Grief stricken over the supposed
loss Of her child, the mind Of the
distracted mother becomes derang-
ed and she suffers. not only physi-
cal but mental torture, but In the
end they are reunited, hut not un-
til tho child has worked reform
In the life of the gold prospector,
who 1t develops was not dead as
reported,
While 1t is a tragic and pathetic
story, 1t demonstrates strongly
that sooner or later those who sin
against themselves or others must
pay the penalty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
Y. M. C. A. WILL HAVE
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Plans for the biggest community
party ever held here were made
last night when the committee
for the Y. w. c. A.-Y. NJ. c. a.
Halloween party, which will be
held in the Y. NJ. C.. A.. Build
ing Tuesday night, met In the Y.
VI. c. A. Building. In the alb
sence OF Mrs. Arthur Lynch, chair
man Of the committee, j. Floyd
Cole, vico-chalrman. presided
over the meeting, and at this time
practically everything Is ready
for the party.
The amusement committee is
planning to have entertainment
for people OF all ages and Hal
lowe'en games Of all kinds will
be played.
Old witches. ghosts and other
curious folk will be present. In
fact ghosts will walk and point
the way to those coming into the
auditorium, where the party will
be held. The room will be up
propriutely decorated und autumn
leaves will be used extensively.
The public has been invited to
the party.