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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-24
MERCER

The Pine Island scouts have been in
town the past few days. On Thursday
night they gave an interesting enter
tainment at the hall, the proceeds go
ing to the church.
Walter Laid is working in Canton
on the state road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry True, and Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Weeks attended the
play at Pennington Tuesday evening
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EAST POND

Miss Muldone of Dorchester is pas
sing her vacation at Camp Liberty
the guest of Mrs. Lillian X. Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Perkins OF
Norridgewock and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Dudley and children were in Win
throp Sunday calling on friends.
Mrs. Hugh Easier who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Selden Rowe, has returned to her
home in Bath.
Mrs. Selden Rowe has been passing
a few days with her sister, Mrs. May
Tracy at North Pond.
Mrs. A. A. Stevens is passing a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Clara Rowe
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Gard of Thanks

I wish to thank my neighbors and
friends for their kindness to me dur
ing my illness at the Somerset Hos
pital for the beautiful flowers, fruit
and post cards and also for remem-
bering me in other ways. l feel very
grateful.
Mrs. Nora o. Devoll
Norridgewock, Maine, Aug. "a, lszz.
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EMRDEN LAKE

Mrs. Russell Nutttng was taken
suddenly III at the home of Everett
Berry's. DR.. Hutchins of North New
Portland was called.
The Berry-MoultoR reunion will be
held at the home of Michael Berry
and son. Sept. 2. Please bring
dishes for beans and cunS for coffee.
There was no church or Sunday
school at the Emerson schoolhouse
last Sunday, as the minister is hay-
ing a vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. Lowther Mr.. Barrows and
daughter Edith, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Greenwood. all of Skowhegan, were
callers at Everett Berry's last Sun
day afternoon.
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Fifteenth Annual Man.

hundred me members and i,,.'s
Walker Clan met AT -. "'end
and Mrs. James Bron,D aOns
Madison for the atteen,s icy =
union l.i,.... It was perfect ss4 Y Y
and one long to be ,sn. y
the.s0od time enjoyed t sr -
At one o'clock a ds q ~,
dinner of baked beans, ,s'ss
etc. was served on table, '' J.
lawn under the beautiful ~
After a short social hour. ~
was called to order by n. as
dent R. Morrill, Walk, "a ~
burgh; our president ", VI
gals having had to leava y
Prayer led by Mr.. car r sa'f
Original Walker SONG p ~. !,
company. Secretary .U W
report read. The foIlo V !.
were elected for the en ",a
president, r. Morrill, W.n
vice president, George ?
second vice president c -
well; third vice presi da.,
IngHs; secretary and ,raa'
Alfred W. Ingalls,; ex' coa
Charles B, Walker, Mrs '' y
newell, Mrs. Eunice Hn,'
tainment committee, Mrs W.
Wis, Mrs. Lucy Paine n,
ingalls,. 'D''
Several very ENJOYABLE :.
.wers given by Miss Katba.
ase e'sn' years Of Butler
marks We're made by Orland,J
Mrsf Cyrus Walker, Mrs, 3
KERN. NJ. Spear, Villa
Mrs; George viles, Mrs. q
gaffs, Mr.. and Mrs. F II
Ce5haS Walker and NM
N(ers and cards Of er.s'
zfrom Mrs. Sarah i
Cft go; Ernest G. Wake,
ingr D. c.; F. NJ. Ch,|
Tao pa, Wash. Miss En-,
Gag her, Maine. One Pm.
all joyed as it was his n
ing Fith us was Mr.. cl,l
VA Pr of Brockton, Mass
sotM very pleasing remark,|
TONNE Walker family, also
good>old state of Maine.
Noted to leave place Of md
next year with the ExecutIy.
tees A rising vote of I'm
terdAred Mr.. and Mrs. Jaul
fortheir hospitality.
Guests in attendance were.
Mrss Charles S. Walker n
rem, Forest, Addie, Harriet J
Misses Marjorie and Esthe,|
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Wal1
Edith Walker, Mrs. Sarah
Mr., and Mrs. Cephas Wal
and Mrs. Charles b. Wall
MaryUJ. Walton, Mrs. Emu1
Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mr.. al
| A. Lander, Mr.. Clyde Id
EHupN. Hilton. Mr., and l
Wa'iker, Mr.. w. l.. Walka
Mrs. S. T. Walker, M.
G;4A, ingalls,, Mr.. Alfred
ErVin Hilton, Mr.. A. F.
and Mrs. Harry c. Hiltol
Cha$ter, Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
ker and daughters, Dorothy
| and Barbara, Mr.. W. L. d
anlffMrs. Alfred W. Insl
daughter Marie, Mr.. and Y
NJ. ingalls,, Mr., and Mrs. [
| gallg,' Mrs. Annie Davie, \
P3Re, son Morrill, and dausj
Mrs. Florence Hilton, sOnl
Mrs. Harry Gray and son 4
ami sMrs. Otis Hilton, Mr., |
Cyrus Walker, Mr., and NJ
PieMont and daughters,
Evelyn and Althea, Mr.. and
Hunnewell, son Harold, Mr.,
James Brown, Agnes, Rob-
| Monroe Brown, Shirley GoF
7. +. Perry, Mrs. Maria w
MnsHz E. w. Emery, daugA
MrssR Ind Mrs. George B. VI
VIM NJ. Baxter, MRS. u
/ and children Wilbur and A
and Mrs. j. p. Lancaster
bert Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Welch, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Spear
statejguests; Mr.. Clarence
er, Aockton, Mass; Mr.
r. N. Walker and daush
ElizMeth, Miss Mary Relh'
Barbhra Reiber of Pittsbuf
Mr. And Mrs, C. H. Run =
ter. Miss Katherine of But
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ed Leland Riekers cottage for one
week.
Miss lila Strait has gone to Madi-
son. where she has employment.
Mrs Mary Thompson has purchas-
ed farm in North Hartland and TAX
en- possession.
AIr. and Mrs. Ralph Cover are in
the home of IIarland True during
their absence at NorthpOrt.
Moses Horne went to Bingham last
week for visit with his brother and
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs Ivory Burrill are
in attendance at the fair in Bangor,
where the1 run a food tent.
Gordon Gleason returned to his
home in the village after a weeks
visit IN The home of his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Will futile.
Carroll Il chase went to Lakewood
"Wednesday Vlere he attended the
Alumni reunion of the Skowhegan
high school. A good time is report
ed
Mr.. and Mrs Alpheus Mason and
guests. Or Charles Brock. and wife
of Hayerhfl. Mass and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Getehell from Massachusetts,,
were callers in this place Sunday.
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to .hank the neighbor'
and friends for their kindness and
sympathy during the Illness and
death of our wife and mother.
ALBERT POOLER
ALBERTA POOLER
Skowhegan, Me, August "a, 1929
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ORNNILLE

Mrs. B Z. 1ndkins and daughter,
Hndreth returned from a three weeks
vacation, passed with relatives in
Massachusetts. They We're accom-
panied home by Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Godfrey of Middleboro., Mrs. Cod
frey being sister-in-law OF Mrs.
Judkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Mosher who
were recently married are enjoying
an auto trip to PELHAM, New lamp
shire, where they will visit friends
and relatives.
A case of typhoid fever has been
reported to the Board of Health.
Two children in the family OF Ed
Thurston are sick
Lyman Scribner and family were
callers at G. T. Moodyf, Monday
evening.
Albert Moody and son, John, have
returned from an auto trip to the
White Mountains.
Miss Doris Trask of Oakland and
friend were guests Of Ernest TUFTS,
Sunday.
Frank Martin is hauling lumber for
Walter e Fall to Skowhegan, and
boarding at B. F. Judkins.
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Evening journal., 1922-07-14
kyrtle Cloth

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in monthly session In Superinten-
dent Snavely's office, az 5 o'clock
this evening. The project of erect
ing two portable school buildings
will be discussed and probably or
dered.
The Red Lion Social OF Lebanon
NJ. Z. Church, Red Lion. viii meet
next Tuesday evening at Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred c. sterling's home, near
Red Lion. An election OF officers
for the next six months will take
place at this meeting. A literary
and musical program will also. be
presented.
At the meeting OF the Ladies Aid
Of the Christiana Presbyterian
Church. held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Apple
by's, the Baldton, Tuesday after
noon, II was decided-to hold the an
nual picnic OF the society on Au-
gust Z. The place-to be announced
later.
About 500 members and friends OF
the Methodist Sunday school went to
Riverview Beach. at Pennsville, y.
J., yesterday, on the Sunday schools
annual excursion.
A. Gordon Cable, who has been
employed as an assistant chemist at
DUPONT Dye Works. Deep Water
Point, y. j.. has been compelled to
relinquish his duties due TO illness.
lie has returned to his home on the
Strand.
Michael Reedy. who has been
with a badly infected right
hand for the past week, is improv-
Ing.
There IS considerable discussion |
in the city owing 10 the dangerous
condition of the sluice box, just be-
ow the old site OF gas house.
The sluice box drains the low /
marsh land between the Dobblns- |
Vile road and the river. For sew !
sral years this sluice has been a /
public menace to life. but recently /
{ was covered up with tin and other I
which protected II for a |
hort time. During the past week /
,r so this hole has been uncovered.
eaving an exceptionally dangerous
pot open to the public. The sluice
s approximately five feet square and
bout ten feet deep.
II is the custom OF the residents
4 this city TO take walks along the
liver bank on summer evenings. and
he parents OF small children are
dvocating the immediate remedy
ng OF this condition in order TO
rotect their children.
The condition OF Arthur NJ. Wise.
5 West Fifth street. who has been
onined 10 his home here for sew
raj days suffering with an attack
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of acute indigestion. is reported to
be improving.
James f. Biggs, proprietor OF the
Biggs haberdashery shop. on Della
ware street. who was taken suddenly
III at his home several days ago
and who has been confined TO his
home since. is slightly improved.
Charles Munson. OF West Fifth
street. who has been confined TO his
nome for several weeks with rheu-
matism, is reported in a serious
condition.
The New Castle A. AS will play at
Marshallton tomorrow afternoon.
This is the second game OF the sec
ond half OF the New Castle County
League season.
owen +. Sheridan. a local mer-
chant, is spending the week at At
lantic City.
West End and Overall Boys will
play a game OF baseball this evening
at Battery Park.
Frank Megginson, who lives on
the Hermitage farm. just west OF this
city has a COW that gave birth TO
twin calves on Monday. One IS a
male and the other a female. They
are thoroughbred Holstelns. Mr..
Megginson says he IS Intending
grooming this brother and sister and
mothes to exhibit them at the Della
ware State Fair. next September.
Harold Demby OF Clymer street.
IS confined TO his home with typhoid
fever. This is the finst case OF ty-
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phoid fever in this city for several
months.
The Misses A. Mary Burris and
Blanche Truitt are the guests OF
Miss Burris" uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. william Myers. Floral
Park, Long Island
Miss Edna Cranston. student at
women's College. Newark. daugh-
ters OF Mr.. and Mrs. wilkinson r.
Cranston. state Road, Is spending
the week camping near Franklin
vile. y. J. Miss Cranston will leave
camp next Monday for wildwood. y.
j.. where she will be the guest OF
her classmate and college chum.
Miss Mary A. Givison.
Mrs. Daniel Davis. mother OF Mrs
Lee Richards, OF Bear Station. is
critical ill at her home.
Mrs. Harry Lyman OF the Bald
ton entertained Mrs. Hunter and
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Mrs. Viola Wilson Of wilmington
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Kite of the
Baldton are entertaining her mother
and sister. a Mrs Hardy and daugh-
ter. OF Philadelphia.
At special session OF 81. Johns
Lodge, A. +. and A. NJ. under n spe-
clal dispensation granted this morn
ing. the officers for the ensuing term
will be installed this evening. The
officers elect are: James T. Eiiason.
worshlpful master; Howard l.. VIII
helm, senior warden; Captain $. p.
I. Duncan. junior warden: John 7.
white, senior deacon; Henry J.
Kite. junior deacon; Jesse A. Nc
Kay. treasurer; Edward W. Eagle.
secretary; Robert S. Barnes. senior
steward: Edward II. Naylor. Jr.
junior steward. and Everett b..
Howard, tyler.
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Supervisor George W. Burris. OF
Rose Hill, fell dead while rolling a
recently plowed field. The horse
seemed healthy and was doing its
share of work. when it staggered
three or four steps and fell. dying
almost instantly. The horse was
valued al $3.50. About six weeks
ago the mate. purchased by AR
Burris last fall had its leg broken
by being kicked by another horse.
and had to be killed. The team
coast Mr.. Burris $500 when pur-
chased.
The State Road Community Club
will hold its 5uly meeting in the
State Road chapel next Wednesday
evening. The entertainment COM
mittee is composed Of the junior
members. Miss Margaret Moore
chairman; the Misses Clara and
Myrtle Hufual. Forest Hamilton and
Roger Cranston. This committee is
arranging an elaborate literary and
musical program to be presented
following the business session.
The refreshment committee Is
Thomas Brown. chairman, Miss
Elsie Walker. Irwin Walker. Edgar
Megginson and Frank Hufual. This
is the first time the junior members
ever took full charge OF the entire
evenings program.
The next meeting of the Hare's
Corner Farmers Club will be in the
form of a basket picnic TO be held
at the Hare's Corner School House,
Monday. August IA. The commit
tee in charge is composed of James
A. Blackburn. John c. Walker Ed
ward S. Megginson. Miss Nellie APP
pleby and Mrs. Chandler Gebhart.
Table Committee: James A. Black
burn and Edward S .Megginson: tea
coffee and lemonade committee:
Mrs Edward T. Weer and Mrs
Thomas T. Clark; ice cream: Wilk-
InsOn +. Cranston. Frank Meggin-
son and Thomas ID. Appleby. Water
and ice: Edward s. Megginson:
sports: Chandler II. Gebhart. Miss
Nellie Appleby. Mrs. Z. S. Meggin-
son, Clyde Weer and william T.
Eevry member is TO bring a we'll |
illed basket and women OF the club |
viii supply the cakes.
John T. Hayes, Of Bear, is critical
y III at his home. Mr.. Hayes Is one |
If the oldest residents OF that sec
ion and has been member Of
little Bear Tribe OF Red Men since
Is institution.
Mr. and MTs. Roger Holcomb, OF
Walnut Hill Farm, are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a
lsSghter.
The Board Of Education will meet
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NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Little Light Bearers to Give
Entertainment in Church
Tonight
LOSES TWO HORSES,
VALUED AT $500

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. July 1.-THE final
rehearsal for the entertainment 10
be given in the NJ. E. Church par
lors. by the Little Light Bearers.
will take place at o'clock this even
ing. The entertainment will take
place tomorrow evening. beginning
at Z o'clock. A silver Offering will
be taken at the door.
The program follows:
Invocation Rev. L. Z. Poole;
singing by the L. L. BIS Little
Light Bearers Are We" address Of
welcome. Darius Mcdowell, recita-
tlons: THE First Light, We Arc
Bringing" Ann Lancaster; Eleanor
and Mary McCune; The Plant"
Pauline Blake: The Mite Box"
Amy Blake; BE Glad" Nellie Nc
Dowell; Sunbeam" Mildred White;
solo. Isabelle Megginson; recitations:
Courage" Ruby Long; "A Sun
beams Message" Myrtle Cole; "The
Lost Baby Reba Grier: pass II
on " Fred and Jennie Ingle, VIII
liam and Leon Newlove. in charge Of
Mrs. Pearl Ingle and Mrs. William
Newlove: solo. Now l Lay Me
Down TO Sleep" Mary Clayton: reel
tations: 1T Can't Be Done" James
Edward Davidson and Betty Will
helme, "A Song OF Hope" Catharine
Mandel Vitz; The Blessed Word"
Lillian Abbott; solo. It Am An L. L.
B." Hazel Littrel; Think a Bit" a
Bible game. led by Dorothy Ramsey
and Dorothy Benton; recitation "A
Summer Day" Mabel Whitesde;
singing Jesus Loves the Little
Children OF the World" recitation.
THE Way We Should Co." Richard
Snavely. Robert Talbot. Wesley
Steele, and George Proud: solo.
Martha Shaw; recitation, MY
Precious Bible" Sarah Ramsey; solo,
Just Little Child" Elizabeth Clay
ton; dialogue Il Can and I WILL" a
class of girls led by Eleanor Cramer;
"A Garden Secret " led by Mrs
George Brown and Mrs. william
Greer, solo, Margaret Long; Little
Messengers. led by Mrs. Blanche
Williams; Chinese Dolls" a class |
Of girls led by Adelaide Davidson;
rec!tations. Gods Way" Arthur |
Kern: only Recitation" Amy |
Marsh solo, Little Things" Martha |
Shaw; recitation. "A Letter From |
China" Dorothy Benton. The assist
ants TO the superintendent are Mrs.
Robert II. Harrington, Jr. Mrs. |
Charles J. Lancaster Jr.. Mrs. Pearl |
1ngle, Mrs. William Newlove, Mrs.
Bennett Lancaster, Miss Ruth zlm-
norman, Miss Addie Duling, Mrs
John Clymer, Mrs William Greer.
Mrs. +. Benton. Mrs. W. Jones. Mrs.
Blanche Williams. Misses Addie NJ.
Davidson, Eleanor Cramer, Dorothy
Benton and Dorothy Ramsey.
George W. Burris and sons have
a new tractor and "Ohio"
baller capable OF baillng twenty
five to thirty tons OF hay a day. Il
This will complete his equipment so
that he can thresh and bail az the
same time.
George Proud. Sr.. of East Fourth
street. was overcome by heat, while
working on the Wilmington road
yesterday.
A horse belonging to County Road
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GIRLS! WHITEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
OF Orchard White. which any drug
store will supply for a few cents.
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint Of harmless and lightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day. then shortly
note the beauty and whiteness OF
your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
s-ft' clear, rosy-white complexion.
also as a freckle. sunburn. and tan
bleach because It doesn't irritate.
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Radio Tissue

That dainty material for
cool summer dresses, tape
stripes and pin stripe checks.
Many new shades, On.
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EERclsEs WERE FINE
First Efort of the Legion 10 Promote
Patriotism In Our Schools Was
A Decided Success

The committe appointed BY the Lee
gion and Auxiliary to visit the crys-
tai Falls schools and promote patri-
otic exercises on Washington's birth
day functioned last Wednesday after.
noon and their work was pronounced
to be decided success.
The committee consisted OF DR.. l.
r. Bovik and A. l.. Burridge of the Lee
gion and Mrs. Harry Rosenquist OF
the Auxiliary. Dr. Bovik was the
chairman and took charge OF the ex-
ercises which was opened by the
school singing America" as the Wis
itors marched in. The color bearers.
Beltrand Flood, Leo Mitchell and
Henry Liberty, carrying the "old
Flag" marched in and took position
on the rostrum.
DR.. Bovik opened the program with
an address and was followed by Miss
Esther Dahl who spoke OF Washing
ton. Mrs. Rosinquist followed with
the reading OF beautiful address
The diamond drill., 1922-02-24

The county road plow started out
from Iron River Tuesday night and
succeeded In making Iron River We'd
nesday. Yesterday afternoon the pillow
had reached the Tully road on its
way back to Crystal Falls and II was
expected al the time that the road to
Iron River will be passable today.
The Odd Fellows gave a dancing
party in their hall last Monday even
ing that was we'll attended.
The Judges al the masquerade last
Wednesday night were frof. w. ID
Hill. Mrs. G. r. Roberts. Mrs. JAS +.
Corcoran and DIR. G. r. Larson. They
worked faithfully to determine the
merit OF the diiierent Mosques and
their decision seemed to satisfy
everyone. The principal worker fci
the affair was Jess lessen who GER
tainiy scored fine success.
The big storm that blew all Wed
nesday night caused an entire suspen-
sion OF train service on botn the MIL
waukee and North Western roads
yesterday morning. AT 1900 o'clock
yesterday the dispatcher reported all
trains north of Milwaukee Abandoned
with the indications OF more snow
and colder last night. Snow plows
were attempting to open up com
munication yesterday afternoon. The
plow from Stambaugh had reached
Norway. sleet storm was in prog
ress from Milwaukee south making
going very dangerous Train No. ZIG
went into the ditch at Little Chute
Wednesday due To the sleet storm IL
looked last night as IL no attempt
woul be made TO open up communi-
cations until we'll along today or to-
morrow.
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Mrs.. w. y. Bosanko will entertaiu
a few OF the friends OF herself and
Mr.. Bosanko at her home tonight In
honor OF Mr.. Bosanko's birthday.
Mrs. Arthur Larsen OF Iron Noun
tain Is a guest OF her sister. Mrs
Jess II. lessen this week.
Miss Lodoyine Fauri, whose illness
was mentioned Ia these columns last
week. came home to recuperate and
will not return TO school until the
spring term which commences In
April. Miss Lodovine was making re.
markable progress In her school
work and her illness was severe
interruption as she loses the term,
work.
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FATHER, MOTHER, & DAUGHTER
REGAIN HEALTH THROUGH cnIRoPRAcTIc

Butler Ave. vineland, n. j.
Nov. 2S, 1921.
To Whom IL May Concern:
The undersigned wishes the public
to know what Chiropractic adjust
ments have accomplished for himself
and family
For 20 years suffered with Asthma
and up 10 a year ago could not lay
down In bed; was suffering so badly
had TO sit in chair to get my rest.
After being treated by the M. DIS,
smoking asthmadors and travelling
long distances TO consult specialists
without results, was advised To go
to DR.. August Miller, a noted Chiro-
practor OF Vineland n. j.. After tax
ing few adjustments. much To my
surprise. was relieved and have been
able TO go 10 bed and enjoy my sleep.
Have been taking a couple OF adjust
ments each week TO keep me in good
condition.
My wife also desires TO sing the
praises OF what Chiropractic has done
for her. She could not walk up and
down stairs, but after the first 12 ad-
justments felt ten years younger and
could go up and down stairs without
trouble.
The diamond drill., 1922-02-24

Prof. Jas. Kaye got down from Mar
quette last Wednesday through the
big storm but he had dificulties get
ting here. The train from Chicago,
due here al S:45 a. m. got 10 the Bris-
tol about 900 .. IN. and stalled there
prof. Kaye walked or rather waded
from the Bristol 10 town In time TO
keep his speaking engagement az the
banquet that evening.
DIR. BERTH Larson was in Crystal
Falls last Sunday. returning Monday
10 his home al Ironwood.
Herbert Larson got home Monday
from Ann Arbor where he attended
the road school. He met all Of the
Crystal Falls students while at Ann
Arbor. Mr.. Larson says that the con
ference between the state highway
department and the Iron county COM
missioners resulted in the definite de-
'cision to complete Route so to Cow
ington station. do Is miles of gravel
work in Iron county. build the Crys-
tai Falls, Nett River and Brule river
bridges the coming summer.
Miss Mary Dalpra arrived home
Saturday night from Hurley where
she has been the past year.
The Rotary Club appointed a COM
mittee at its Thursday meeting to
boost for a representation of the
club at the district meeting which Is
10 be held In Duluth. March l6. IL and
IS. II is thought that about six Will
make the trip.
The many acquaintances of Frank
o. Mayotte. former internal revenue
man, will regret 20 learn OF his
death which occurred Monday at a cop.
per country hospital.
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The Old Flag" during the presenta-
tion OF which the colors were pres
ent.
Lawrence James spoke OF Washing
tons influences upon posterity and
the exercises closed with vigorous
address upon patriotism by A l.
Burridge.
The pupils appreciated the pro.
gram and were very attentive during
the entire time. Following the exer.
cises the school was dismissed.
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On Monday. February 27th there
will be social given BY the ladiq
OF the Guardian Angels Church. n
the City Hall Auditorium. There will
be card pard party and the Sand
strom orchestra will furnish music.
Good lunch will be served. II will
be the last social before Lent. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all and
good time promised.