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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
Notes From Cleveland

Miss Elvira Bars was pleasantly
surprised with miscellaneous shower
ON Saturday evening. The following
guests were present. The Misses Laura
Gussc, Elyira Kalk, Esther kleinhans,
Olga Schmidt, Theckla Blanke, Mary
HANDLER, Hilda and Emma kleinhans,
Lorcna VOTERS, Leona Gosse, Edna
Budkc, Elma, Adeline and Marcella
Baars, Loretta and Meta Wolters, and
the Mcssrs. Arthur Millert, Arthur
Dcicher, Edgar Kleinhans, Otto Lack,
Rueben and Harry Blanke, llelmulh
Boeldt, James Gosse, Jessie Wolters,
Theodore Hutchinson, Herman Klein
hans, Herbert and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
Franz Miss Flyira Baars will soon
become the bride of Herman Klein
hans. She received many useful pres
cnts. A delicious luncheon and re-
freshmcnls we're served to the guests.
They spent the evening IN playing
games and dancing, and all had an en-
ioyable time.
Miss Hlilda Kamman and Edward
Albrccht will be married on Thursday
at the Schwarawald church. Mr. and
Mrs. Albrecht will make their home on
the VIM. Kamman farm.
Friends and relatives of Miss KAN
man gave her shower at her home
on Saturday night
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes from BrOCkyiIIe

Miss Amelia Zeman has returned to
Mantowoc, after spending "A few days
at her home in BrockyiIle.
Mrs. Frank Shmon spent few days
of last week with her daughter at Men
chalsvillc.
Mrs. Jerry Pech visited with rea-
tiycs at Green Bay last week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rozum of Mani
towoc spent last Sunday here with
relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. 5. Zcman were at
Green Bay last Wednesday.
NJ and Mrs. Stephan Pilgcr and Mr.
Frank Pilgcr attended the funeral Of
relative at Mauitowoc last Monday
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Notes from Maple Grove

Miss Nellie Cayaumgh has returned
!" h'r nome "i N"''aEo' "Il'r N'''unR
hef pfo''er ana S.s''r' W.T. = W. 'o'-
ahaush ana MIS- D. Oa'""aoS''
>frs Ann. Eings of Nooiioooc vas
boro 40 .,,erd he immoral of Mr., n.
yer,
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
Melnik BrOCkviIIe Notes

Mr.. and Mrs VIM Bohacek and
children were Manjtowoc visitors last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Speyacek and
children Of Milwaukee who visited with
relatives near Cooperstown for several
days were guests Of Mr. and Mrs J. y.
Spcyacek one day last week
Mrs. Mandy and children Of Manito-
voc were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph koyarik last Saturday.
Local teachers attended the teachers
meeting at Manitowoc Friday and Sat
urday.
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Flexible Enullsh.

have NO sympathy with the criti-
cism which would treat English as
dead language-a thing trystallzed at
an arbitrarily selected stage Of its
existence and hidden to forget that 1t
has past and deny that 1t has a fu-
ture purism, whether In grammar
or vocabulary. almost always means
Ignorance Language was made be-
fore grammar, not grammar before
language.-Thomas Hardy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

Rudolph Mill and his mother, Mrs,
G. Mill, also George Kramer, left for
the Mills fruit farm in Florida on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lena Bedessen and children of
Milwaukee spent Sunday with the fam
lily of Frank Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner and
Mrs. Joseph Schultz attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Rose Wolf of st. Na2ianz
Monday.
Melville II. Sell and Miss Olive Red
Ike of Milwaukee were visitors at the
home of p. j. Schultz on Sunday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
Notes from Baskerville

After a two weeks visit at the
home Of her parents here, Athena
Ilronck returned to Chicago last Tues
day
Mr.. aud Mrs. Qucren Wallm Of
Francis Creek and Mr. and Mrs.
Mathew Kutil Of Two Rivers were Sun
day afternoon visitors at the Joe Pc
routkn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe lIroney and James
Novy drove TO Green Bay last Friday
to visit Thomas Chaloupko who is con
fined IN the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs John lIronck Of Man
itowoc accompanied by Mrs Kathryn
Novy and son Henry Of this place
mtocd to Oconto Wednesday where
they spent the day at the Joe Suchon
home.
Frank Nodwarbn returned to Chi
cage after spending the week end with
friends ii Mis- neighborhood
Raymond lIronek had his tonsis re-
moved few days ago at the hospital
at Manitowoc and Is home again and
feeling fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Urban Of Mani
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hla Day OFF.

Ii was Mt church on Il warm sun
day morning. The sermon was to be
preached by minister from out Of
town. Our regular mialster introduced
the speaker and seated himself be-
hind the pulpit. When the sermon was
ended the speaker asked that our reg
ular pastor give the benediction. He
was sound asleep In view Of the whole
congregation.
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Notes from ReedsVille

Reedsyille's new Legion theater was
opened up Saturday and Sunday nights
when Ten Nights in Bar Room and
oThe Vagrant" were shown to capacity
houses. A regular show will be run
Saturday and Sunday nights, except
oct. Is when the first number of the
Iyceum course will be given.
Saturday night, Oct. IL, the boys will
show "Fickle Women" and Saving
Sister Sue" at 10 and 25 cents
The show starts promptly at s p, NJ.
and music is furnished by full Or
chestra. The heating plant is being in
stalled this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Barnard and DR..
Cary attended the Mckinney funeral
mt Oshkosh Tuesday Mr. Mckinney
was known here having Travelled
through this section for years and the
last few years he had represented the
Wisconsin National Insurance Co, in
this section.
He had just finished his Sunday din
ner which day was their wedding ami
vcrsary
lie went upstairs and dropped with
stroke, dying about half hour later.
Funeral services were conducted
from St. Mary's church, Rev. Clifford
officiating.
The bali game at Dale was called off
because of the weather.
The wedding dance at Kubale'S
Tuesday evening was well attended.
The village people were shocked
Friday morning to hear of the sudden
death of Mrs. Margaret Loyern. She
had retired in the best of health Thurs
day night and died a short time after
arising Friday morning without warn
ing.
She was born Nov. 2S, 1854 and
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Kent of Chi
cago and Mrs. Mary O'Connell of
Rcedsyllc. Two sons, John of Maple
Grove and Tom of Milwaukee and two
daughters, Mary and Cecilia of Madi-
son.
Because of change in address
Thomas could not be located and so
arrived home too late for the funeral
which was held at St. Patrick's church
Monday morning.
If any one would like to know where
the money went in the last war let him
read the American Legion Weekly ar
ticleS by Marquis James who tells about
a SIl3,O0OO 900 powder plant being sold
for $500, 900, $3.50 for a set Of har-
ness ON which 500 was bid and refused
so the leather merchants might make
a cleaning. Read also how the govern
ment paid 1873 cents for pound or
roast beer which was later sold to
Philadelphia brokers for l3 cents.
Once in private hands, this beef went
on the market at 81 cents pound
wholesale. For the short time that
the army was in the retail store bust
ness, it sold this same beef to us direct
for more than 81 cents a pound.
The articles which have been running
the past FIVE weeks are well worth your
time reading.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Edw Vida Of Francis
Creek Sundayed here with relatives.
Most of the local agriculturists fin
ished silo-fllng last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kolcik and
family of Green Bay visited here with
relatives last Thursday.
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Notes from ST. Nazianz

Wendelin Christel died at his home
two miles southwest of St Nazianz on
Thursday of last week, after linger-
ing illness with cancer. He was born
in Austria and came to America in
1855 with his parents, who settled in
Calumet county. He was 20 years of
age He was married in 1880 to Chris
tina Kaiser, and the couple made their
home on the farm where Mr.. Christel
passed away. Deceased is survived by
his widow, one daughter and five sons,
namely: Mrs VIM. Rappel, Peter, Jo-
seph, Max and Rudolph, all Of St. Ma
zianz and Hugo of Quarry, Also five
brothers, Charles of Milwaukee, VIM.
f. and Lewis Of NalderS, Richard Of
St. Nazianz, and ISidor of Minnesota
and 10 grandchildren. He was mem
Der Of the Catholic Knights and mcm-
hers of School Hill and of Meeme were
present at the funeral, which took
place on Monday at $3.50 o'clock, Rev.
Deibclc officiating.
Mrs. Rosa Wolf, aged 50 years,
passed away at St. Nicholas hospital in
Sheboygan Saturday morning, follow
ing a pdralytic stroke she suffered four
days ago. Mrs Wolf was born at ST.
Nazianz, June 1, 1868, the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wcinkoetz
She was married in 1884 to Mr. Wolf
who died about p years ago. She
conducted millinery business in St
Nazianz for many years, and for the
past few years she made her home in
Manlowoc She had been q patient at
the Shcboygan hospital for some time
Mrs Wolf is survived by one brother,
Peter Wcinkpez of Elkhart Lake and
two sisters, Mrs. j. A. Lettenbcrger of
ST. Nazianz and Mrs John Lcttenberg
err of Manilowoc. The body was
brought to ST. Nazianz and the funeral
was held on Monday at $3.50 O'Clock,
after services in ST. Gregory's church,
q Reverend from the Convent official
ing
On Tuesday at o;30 o'clock the mar
riage of Miss Cora Mahloch and Jos,
Graull took place at ST. Grcgorys
church, Rev Dcibelc officiating. The
bride wore white dress and carried
a shower bouquet Her attendants
wore lavender crepe de chine dresses
and hats to match After the wedding
ceremony a wedding dinner and sup
per was given to nearest relatives and
friends On Wednesday they left for
a honeymoon trip to Chicago aud
southern parts of the country After
their return they will make their home
at Whitelnw, where Mr. Graull has
cheese factory.
Mrs. Anna Brunmcyer and daughter
Erma, and Mrs Adolph Lettcnbergcr
and son Edmund visited at Shcboygon
Tuesday.
The approaching marriage Of Leo
Schwab and Miss Anna Simon was an-
nounccd Sunday at St Gregorys
church for the first time.
Sic Fill, Rev Deihele, Olga Loaf
fert and Irene lliIlebrand left Tuesday
for Milwaukee.
Mrs. Adam Platten and daughter IN
ma returned to Greenwood, after i stay
with Me. Backhaus and other relatives.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
Preferences.

We know man Who Is IN honest
crook. That is, he is a crook and
frankly proud of it. AS crook he
rather eXcelS. He invents crooked
things, while others follow the ruts,
But the point is, he is a crook, says
SO himself and does not blush We
also know deacon who plays poker
on Thursday, gets drunk on Friday,
bawls out his family On Saturday and
goes to church three times on Sunday.
Between the two, we have our choice.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
Finch a Musician.

The purple finch, bird Of gllsten-
Ing, deep carmine plumage, is an ex-
cellent musician, singing a rich, roll
ing we'll sustained song says the
American Forestry Magazine. This
species has decided fondness for
buds of various kinds, and may often
be seen eating the catkins of the
poplurs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

There was a time when ladies
ad lrned their hcadflresScs with carrot
lea the liyhl feathery verdure OF
witch, II is said. "cAuScd them to be
no contemprlhe substitute for the
pumage of birds"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
Now Sand Desert.

The only sand desert to be seen In
the British Isles is Culbin sands, which
cover large area in Marin and Elgin,
on the south side Of the Moray Firth.
Yet this country, only few centuries
ago, was rich, wel-cutivated land.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
The Difference.

"The main difference twlxt me an
my boy Jim" explained the farmer,
lis that when put in day at
work don't feel like runnin' round
nights, and when Jim puts in a night
runnin round he don't feel like
workn' days"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
No GhouIs Wanted.

Edltor CATER surfeit Of old lokes)
--"M-m--, Yes But | would like
10 meet a humorist who Is not an
exhumerist. London Mail.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

Let thine eyes look right on and let
thine eyelds look straight before thee.
Solomon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
Will Benton Offers
For County Assessor

WIN " Benton q resident ~ Potter
county nineteen years veteran Of the
World Wlr capable, careful, pains.
taking Industrious Young man. Is Doe.
fore the people OF this county. asking
Cor the privilege of serving them in the
capacity ot county uN assessor for an.
other term
Mr. Benton is SERVING bic first term.
and during ths brief time has demon.
aiatod his ability To- render real and
acceptable Fcryicc H. Is % Potter coun.
ty boy reared and educated IN this COM
muulty. with 1ll oi his interests cen.
tered here % isa pleasure lrr tn pat.
rHrs Of tho office tu transact business
with vii Benton 10, Be- courteous.
ohurIur helpful Do oll matters OF d..
TALL
Potter county people VIII make nn
mis'ak, by giving to this young citizen.
soldier the office for which he b. sU
|veH lifted hy nature and training ~,
Knows hs business as pertains 10 the
office and GLADLY performs the duti.
unu,,t,I with the place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
SPOR rs
AMARILLO WAS
AHEAD 3 TO 0
IN 3RD FRAME

Rain alctt and cold high wind.
caused the game between INC Golden
sandmorm and the v.lluNiew Hgh
school % De- called 90 th. n.guulul O,
the SECOND half %, tho third mHe Sat
urdsy Afternoon. With M, s.Y.. 3 o. o
IN favor Of Amarillo. Onlt r.u, of the
Shallow water bows bad faced Teddy
Nlcknus in the thfra innings ono hit
had been registered on Docs delivers.
hut Johnnie Anderson accepted iu II
most impossible chance ga the next
man and made lphtrIug douhl. play
H. the FIRST Hu.ur N.,.HHs NIIh.I
Turner hut .Io. levi. tuu u' Him
down when be- attempted to steal se..
ond
A walk. two hI'H ari nu error .'
lowed th. locals q. uu. fn0 ruu boo
n, fIsi mnIng Iuanul. Andersen .t...
,wu has,- .u th, second inning 4it,
h. had smashed o.. q. I,f IrI Boo.
scored when BRYAN umhI.i rs N.,a
laus fast ROLLER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE MEETS
TUESDAY NIGHT

Annual meeting of the Amarillo sun
day School Lensu, hls been called icr
$50 O'Clock Tuesday r.eht 40 the CITY
Light and water Company hy frcsi.
dent GUY " Faller Officers VIII be
elected for ths ensuing year ana ~ -
expected that committees on grounds.
schedule and revision ~ constitution
and bylaws viii bc appointed hy the
Incoming president
Because OF other pressing community
activities. President Faller viii not 10
q candidat. Tor reelection ana be- rec.
ommonds that Roy Britain. vice presl.
dent. he elevated 10 the position ot
president Mr. F1llor urges that all
council members hc present TuesdI1
night. as well as all officers and others
interested Boa the welfare 81 the league
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
skinny" MOORE
READY TO PLAY
WITH CRAY nine

skinny N,arr hu.uIue shuristor
that dealt AmtUH, .t 40 m.e
when h, vta with floydudr IIHt uW
m,l ana who helped tho Guys hum.
90, Sw,DWbt,r and oklahoma DIts
has reported o. Rankin Johnson Ton
training skinny states that hr b. roar.
ing o. 20 he has spent the winter .u
California. ana dcclnr,s that b" s. BID
tine shape n, .s one of the best tuoHu
tail piassrs Boo the Panhandle. and DO,
has played .u most uf the ranhnuu,
cities
skinny uuo,d mighty good h.' ..I.
ana should Do, lhl, 'u snatch th. I.l
,urs and "VhIm" that u'I app.. tha
year As Read ot man .pst .o.'.f H
mi,ly -s,t failed Co., E,tu uu. nnI B.,
johnson aud tue rrst col th" wy.I,i.f.
low had something o. mut, ti....
~, bas,s ahead q. them Stay 90 ,.lt
SAMMY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
PLAYER OPERATES ON
SELF AND IS LAID UP


spcf iaI io nf ervH
CANY0N. March iS-Odur Mitchell.
s.ar m0,ldsr for Coach hurion's base
tau wad .E laid up for awhile on
f,,uunt Oi blood poisoning. Milrhr'
had Eco. ON his Knee and l'nccd o.
with "a utsty razor blade. gnd hl""'
poisou.ur go Cr.
The doctors state thar IL viii PROB
ahif D., .ome time before Ddus wiz h'
able a. De- ogt for practice. aud ihil
great care must he taken 90 b. VII.
D.. uuahl. fo return o. the game thi.
FsHnnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
PREPARATIONS MADE
FOR LOGGING ROADS

INNFA N"UN a, Partial contract
W. Doom 'ed tHr OH, marking and
grlne f th. Port Elliott highway
room Amm.'I. 20 .ik civ via puup.
N.l,..i. Wheeler Meridian oklahoma.
aHm. l',.n trd EU rt.. and may
nIrN H H'u oklahoma CITY, This high.
"1t known us 80 Of the present,
through T.vH is ip good condition aud
thorD 'h. r...f. lu1 creeks. and in ma
daue,r H wHsh"s during tho spring
urtu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
PersfnI,rcaks Record.

~ Associated Press
RrFFAIO. y y March is-lial
Cot tAl. the living Manson" and cap
tain Il tn BOSTON 4. A. track team.
broke ths indoor AVID outdoor world =
iecurda Or the on. thousand ward run
hefe tonight M tho indoor rnmes 20
the i-iih REGIMENT armory cuibiil .
timo Tor The distance was 2i2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

a. ~ brides " American soldiers
siroad Nhase naiiunalit..s we've record
"a 22s5 were French 1901 British
- h,lrian and 30 German
lh1ms - language and dialects ar
said % b. spoken ia riflla. Asisti'
Essria
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
Mnrrn, McGn,r,. who.e molorc, cIc

Murrl, McGilyry. whose motorcycle
.DI'IUI W'h tn automobile iU he
vicinity OF Thirteen and Garfield
Streets Friday iu.' after midnight IL
reported me- resting satisfactorily ~ -.
Anthony au''rum So FAR ae ~
known non, Of th, occupants OF the
car WuE injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

m ia, District Court uf the United
states 'ur tNc Northern palri,t -
TEXAS. 40 Amarillo.
Iu the matter ,I George Washington
ltwluj Bankrupt Ne -N, .u Bdnk
wpt.
Tu Tho Honorable james G. Wilson
luda of said courts
C,.r., Washington lambert 81 b.
Nn Farmer County. Tr,as IN sid
District respectfully represents Tha'
u the Ord DIV 60 February, 1929 hst
ulei. be- WAS duly adiudcrd q bankrupt
u1,r 'h, acts 60 CUugiors relating tu
hmbIy. ihfi be- hos duN surrender
I 100 ns property and rights ~ prop
gfv Hud Boa. Wlly complied with all
90. l.gu.r merits ct slid Acts and of the
0d,rs Of tha court touching his bank
mrt,r NhDDi .r. o., rryys that hs
ml- l, G,....1 Iy OBJ, count a. have a
1900 die.W.t, from uil debts piuvaba
allp.' l.. ..pi" uud.r said Blnkrup,
i.t.. except sH,h t.l.s as ,rc excepted
Ill.,, I. ..w r,b discharge
Dated .hs Oh. 18th day of March.
'gg4
GEORGE WASHINGTON LAMBERT.
Subscribed und sworn TO.
Order Ut Notice Thereon.
pH IHe .ur Ifth drN ct March 1929.
u reading 'He foregoing petition for
%. h.ur DO d, ,Uer,d ny the court
tF' a bearing rc had uuou n, same ~
o. u'uH. 90 DO, Er,,rc, In Amarillo
i,>1s. ,u DO, Ilih uly ui Aurn. 1899.
. r.N. o,..Dh .n tho forenoon. and
laf u.tiec tH.r,D o., pllnshed M the
Nnarllo pHr Nrws. newspaper
..t.1 200 said district. and that all
u"Wr ...Irrs lud other persons In
interest BOO. appear 1, the same time
IrI u,a.. 1ud show Daus" II any they
.Ht. "1v Do, may,, at said petitioner
l..H u.f hv rruuttl
r,i.N n STONE.
E,t,.'c 100 Bankruptcy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

BLACK oycrooat was lost or taken out
Il car ~ mistake Thursday afternoon.
seward u returned News office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

~ Associated Press
SORT WORTH Texas. Mnr'h l'-.
Kansas city american NssnJ ~ 2
fmI Wauh U,.ts l,ngucl
Bau,t.,a Bono. Morris and SNiii
Nice Ifihr Phillips Appleton W
Mo. ., ana II1wo.th. u. Moore Gricsru-
beck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

mIdrIrht saturday morning in Vega
The car bad been abandoned and the
shenfrs force only roguined the car
So mr as could D. learned. no trace ~
'n. thieves had been found.
IN making announcement Of the can
didlcy 81 Ben Colding for county tax
collector. Boo recent issue. 10 was
stated That ho b. 90 This time serving
I.s second term This was an error.
4s Mr. Go.dinr is ns matter ~ fact
onc1red boo his first elective term in the
office.
The white stone trimming including
th. corner st0n, Or the Potter County
Free Library has been received. ard
w'l %. bold boz readiness for placement
.r fhc sails OF The structure \ force
~ lr.DE m.r were engaged Friday and
saturday haTy.rg fho walls upward
:. .. Dove aud Mrs. Fife storm.
both of Hereford were quietly married
n hu Potter Count court house Sat
nrdiy Judge Ray e. johnson. county
..NN...' I.'. IN .NNIN wv ~ -
shortly following fHs ceremony FOR
ihs.r homo 10 Hereford.
Marriage license was issued Saiur.
dly lv county clerk ia ~ rit'wln
90 T,rnin Ramos and Mrs Mere 4
A0ulIr
Mr. and Mrs. John AtchersOn lett
last MIGHT f0r Clarendon where thoy
Hrp fl. guests today ~ Mr and Mrs.
s T. simpson.
J. . Perry. real estate man Of Iuh.
SOCK and Mrs p.rr, were boo Amarillo
yesterday ,rrnu', fn oklahoma City
Nr Perry g. ID member OF the firm g.
PERRY A. Dunn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

Max, o1t your rcIair orders early.
u ,ou are not luitc ready for them
send in tho order clrly and ven
sh.u Nu 1t htr date. We are
tl,1fs Coz the cptir, international
IIur lul ,udcayur Co. keep q full
lime of repairs at an times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

EnR RENT-I'art 81 store on Folk
Address "n." News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

NOR RENT-Two or three furnished
or unfinished rooms az 5o1 Pierce.
Phone Ni4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

NEN n STONE.
E,t,u'c 800 Bankruptcy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

FOR RENT-Furnishcd bedroom. sos
Pierce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
Order Of NolIcr Thereon.

GEORGE WASHINGTON LAMBERT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
LOST AND FOUND

FOR Furnished bedroom. n
iiercc. Phone 1883.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

Mt and Mrs John htcherson left
last night f.r Clarendon where thoy
nro 'hU guests TODAY NJ Mr and Mrs
s T. simpson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

Nud every knows iagc implements and implements
'. ..., built 10y international and p & be au vt
Oi stocks complete and fully prepared q. farm I'M
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

Marriage license WAS issued Saiur.
dly D. county clerk pa w. rli'man
90 T,rmin Ramos and Mrs. Mere 4
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