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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-09
BUREAU PLANS
ALL DAY MEETING
At ASS|NN|b0|NE
Sixteen Communities to Be
Represented at County Wide
Gathering June 20.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Havre, June s.-Arrangements to
hold the annual meeting of the Hill
county farm bureau June % at Fort
A~ssinniboine were made at a meeting
of the executive board of that organ
ization in the county agents office
here Tuesday.
Those in attendance at the board
meeting were Thomas Connolly Of Cot
tonwood, president Of the bureau,
Charles A. Sartain OF Signal Butte,
vice president of the bureau. j. c.
Kindscby of bingham. ". ". Jones of
Box Elder, A. G.. Kurtz of Clifford,
W. d. Springer Of Cottonwood. W. D.
Lawson of Laredo and County Agent
L. A. Campbell.
VII Meet All Day
Plans were made to have the annual
meeting of the farm bureau an all day
affair. There will be a big picnic
dinner at noon and a dance in the
evening through the cooperation of
George W. Morgan, superintendent Of
the experime entail farm at Fort ASSN
niboine.s
A. ]. Ogaard, extension a~gronomist
from the state college, will attend the
meeting duU De one OIL tHc speakers.
An invitation will also be extended
Chester c. Davis, state commissioner
of agriculture.
The executive committee at the
meeting Tuesday decided to recon-
mend that each of the 16 farm bureau
communities in the county come in a
body and wear ribbons or banners to
signify to which community they be-
long,.
A program and entertainment COM
mittee composed of Charles A. Sar-
tain, ". s. Hedge and W. d. Spring
err was appointed, and also a resolu-
ton committee composed Of W. w.
Jones, j. C. Kindschy and ". D. Law
son.
Plan Picnic July 10
A committee was also appointed by
the executive board Tuesday to CO.
operate with County Agent Campbell
in making plans for a picnic to be
held at the close Of the boys camp
at the fort July 10. The following
men were appointed: J. c. Buzzel Of
Cottonwood. John Hagan of Signal
Butte and J.. r. Brownlee of Gid
ford.
After a discussion Of the grasshop-
per situation and the report of Coun-
ty Agent Campbell concerning the ex-
tent of the outbreak, the matter was
referred to Mr.. Campbell for careful
investigation. He was instructed to
report the result of his findings to the
county commissioners and consult with
them concerning action to be taken.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-09
FILES FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
m Tho Tribune 4

Billings, June S.-R. G. Dillavou,
member Of the lower house of the state
file here for the OFFICE Of county -ats
torney. He is q republican
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-09

deed to warrant the legislation
Politics may seem to require the
party in power to put through a
new tariff in order to redeem q
campaign pledge, yet ven politics
is a gamble in a situation like this"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-09

Probably 40 per cent of the male
population of the United States belong
to secret societieA
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-09

A verdict for $55. 700 in the suit for
$1,000 brought by Mrs. Hanna
Randall against her former husband,
Louis e. Randall, his present wife,
Mrs. Mamie Hardy Randall. and the
lntter's. mother, Mrss Margaret Hardy,
has been awarded by = Chicago jury.
She charged conspiracy to imprison
her. She had been held two days in
the psychopathic ward Of q Chicago
hospital and then proved sane.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-09
Former Havre Mayor
Is Named Examiner
for National Banks
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Havre. June S.--Mr. and Mrs. A.
l.. Ritt left Thursday morning for
Kansas City, where Mr.. Ritz will be
stationed as a national bank examiner
for the tenth district.
Mr.. Ritz, who il a former mayor Of
Havre. received a commission as bank
examiner while in Washington, D. c.,
recently.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-09

Franz Schubert composed more than
100 songs before he was Is years old.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
FOR tpT.pRI.D

Wonderful house fer physician profess
sional man: Nou s.. between l1fh and 18th
<ts; light brick: th!"r stories: . rooms and
bath: steam heat, electricity: beautiful cell
tngs on first floor: screened throughout: owner
iwhite) occupies and is anxious for quick sale
THOMAS +. FARRELL.
S3T Woodward Bldg Main T66
Evening star., 1922-06-09

On 18th st. ne, south Of MARYLAND ave
2-story brick. rooms. Price, y, 900
Evening star., 1922-06-09
L INEAL DAn

Facing the park. very reasonable home OF
z rooms. bath: hot-water heat, gas Price
So 500; terms, $500 cash This is a very Low
priced home in splendid location
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. Inc
-tf
Evening star., 1922-06-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS.
$4,000.
kFNCINGTON MD.

An attractive home in beautiful suburb
with city convenirnces. Property consists of
three lots. comprising l65Nl15 feet, with well
established shade and fruit trees. also b~auti-
full shrubbery. House has large front and side
porch. reception hall, parlor and dining room.
pantry and kitchen. Three large bedrooms
and bath on second floor. Finished room on
third floor. Cellar under entire house: hot
water heat. electric lights. City sewerage and
water suppy Chicken house and run suffi
c.ent for one hundred hens. Stable. SIuall
cash payment.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

PLAN RIGHT AWAY FOR YOUR HOME. WE
nraw your plans. help finance and bald the
home of your choice. l. years experience last
10 In Washington. TEPPER CONST. co. SIT
CO.. n ". Phnne NJ. 1LII " y 1000
Evening star., 1922-06-09

Near 18th and Maryland ave. n.e.-o-story
brick. 9 rooms and bath; latrobe heat; no
alley. Price. So, 40.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
$Io,o5o.
ONTARIO PLACE.

This is decidedly the best buy in that popu-
lar locality north of Columbia rd.. conv enient
20 the Connecticut ave. and Mt. Pleasant ear
lines. Two-story tapestry brick dwelling
large cement front porch; six good size room ;
tile bath and individual tile shower and lava
tory. Screfned-in sleeping porch: oak foors
hot-water heat. electric lights. Many added
features. Brick garage for two cars.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
ON THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lh''l I4fJN aIlI.
Fine home, with all modern improvements: ::
tirht rooms and bath. hot-water heat: two-cnr
garage; grounds have a wide frontage and
depth: shade. fruit and flowers.
PRICE. SlI.OOO: TERMS
Owner will exchange for city home
CLAUDE WARREN
Evening star., 1922-06-09

John F DONOHOE & SONS
34 Pennsy vania Ave Sc
Price SI2.5oo
rrs immediate possession nd
Price. $500.
eorehn bock kfrn Lincoln of room
in
ldn
Price, 5000.
An house or
Price. $1,000.
s.
eat.
Price. $3.50.
and tatbu
Price. $4,000
Immediate rms. On + the
Price, ST 800.
Penylv a eromf house makea
home
clulng
JOHN F. DONOHOE g. SONS
3I4 Pennsy yvana Ave Sc
Member Washington Real Estate Board
Evening star., 1922-06-09

Each Of the above is n bargain.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main Sis l4IO u ST NV
Evening star., 1922-06-09
TnR SALE 10 C0InRI
Cos' tpTl'ld Nv y W -N'TsH 'hN7- w

MIX. NAVY YARD l.MPLO1E-
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA ANE.--A cnnforta-
hle home of i rooms and bath. in very good
repair: located in an alI-wh.te section OF the
Southeast; property Will b- vacant in day
two. Immediate possession may be had
price. SJ.90n: very small cash payment and
easy monthly payments may be arranged.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC.
Nasp
Evening star., 1922-06-09
FINE CTEVTIANp PARK HOME.
t,r-nNISIIIvn. .nusfnps !.

baths large pnr.!.r> and grounds.
REASONABLE RENT FOR SUMNER.
J. V. y. & T. Il. Ill ltk. l'l' II St. NV.
i LARGE ROOMS EArH: GAS, HEAT. GA
rage; l block e St cars. Hyattsvil!e: refined
srction: S:I III Kr'>Se bldg. 1lth and g o.
n N(iAIuWS. SHACKS TENTS, CAMP
sites on Potomac. cabin John: boating. bath
in. fishing: circulars. LELAND BARTON.
6s'l + -. W. IL
Evening star., 1922-06-09

MERIDIAN PI.NE N.W.-VEEY ATTRACT
I've hom.. Of y ms aui bath h.-w.h. cleo
trc right: ami; huilt- garage for Nv" cars.
one. Of the most atrrIrtiy" homes IN Mount
Pleasant: only Sl3.I"u: small cash payment
and easy terms. Address Hox l>sp, Star
Evening star., 1922-06-09

NEAR eth AND ID Me- ROOMS AND
bath; furnace: garage. Price. $3.50: easy
terms.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
NEAR 10TH ST.
$50 ni,is

located IN cne cf WaShington's hest sec
tions. nea- 18th st. and far from the
reservoir This pretentiouS little home is en-
tirely detached and moiern in every respect.
Large lot; new. and vacant. you can move
right iH- Terms arranged. Phon,. Main $500
DAUMAN * HEINXNAN. ~ l1fh It
Evening star., 1922-06-09

OLD CHEVY CHASE. lust OFF CIRCLE
4 most attractive home SET amidst heautifu!
old shade trees on large lot in q most de
li.htfuI location: lurS" is Of granite and
sl;agin construction: rooms and hath. ser
wants room and bath: cement driveway To IA
rage: all modern improvements: must lie seen
t. he appreciated. Owner leaving town and
auxious To- S-lI. For further particulars address
Box Is H. star office.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
" NJ ED.
FOR SALE=HOUSES.

FIN-EOON BRICK. EY OWNER: ELECTRIC
ftv stationary tabs. sleeping Purrh sNlh.
awnings and screens: in Hi-h View. near Isl
n.d L. J. ave. ne: co"L->t point IN Wash
.nEton: Sarri fee quick sale >I.hON. Address
Roy 31sE. star ot'i"o. IL
Evening star., 1922-06-09

CNlON tcRfORAllON.
Main Sis. 14l0 81. NV.
NEAR 18th AND 1RNING-$13, 800.
10 rooms, just of 14th: splendid condition:
porches; well constructed and arranged: hard
wood floors; delightful in summer all modern
Improvements: deep back yard. ABSOLUTE
LY THE BEST BUY OF THIS TYPE HOUSE.
Main 1166.
NEAR l4th-S!3 900.
TW0-FAMILY house,; excellent condition;
3 big porches; all modern improvements: deep
back yard to wide paved alley. LIVE IN
ONE AND RENT THE OTHER.
WEST OF 14th--S9. 500.
North CT Park road. rooms and tile bath;
ali modern improvements: near best stores,
schools, markets and churches. garage room.
colonial front: good condition. THIS HOUSE
IS VERY WIDE AND is A REAL BARGAIN.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S1,S50.
Six rooms and tiled bath; hot-water heat
and electricity; porches: immediate possession:
near 14th and close in; excellent condition. A
GOOD BUY.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1ko7 New York Ave. Main 1166 or S263.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

$500 BLOCH GEORGIA AVE. SlN ROOMS
aud bath ami; prize only Sj.I'm, easy
terms Address E"v 19g-p. star ti"e.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

hot-water heat: double garage: servants room.
etc. Situated on most desirable lot, com
Dieteley surrounded by wonderful hedge. with
a profiSion Of flowers shruhFa!y and frui.
trees of every description. THIS property Is
going he sold most REASONABLE" price.
For permission to inspect address Box - II,
Evening star., 1922-06-09

\ RARGAIN-CONGRESS HEIGHTS
An attractive little home of g rooms. bath:
newly papered and painted: situated on a lot
eox110 IT. 10 alley. Price. SfIJ0: easy terms.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. NC.
Main i3l 1O3 18th nv
Evening star., 1922-06-09
SI6,75o.
CHEVY CHASE MD

A charming detached home in that beautiful
section west of Chevy Chase Circle. Owner
is leaving the city and il be sold a:
once thoroughly upto-date and modern
home. situated a large lot, amid ample
shade trees. shrubbery. flowers etc. There
eight spacious rooms. modern bath, porches
and many individual bultn features. A
home that should he seen 10 be appreca ted
Evening star., 1922-06-09
7 ROOMS. BATH, 1 ACRE.
ONLY $500.

r.EOOM RJ-NGA AI.OW: CLARENDON. VA
sleeping porch. bath: gas. electricity: open
Fireplace: front and side porCh"S: bedrooms
downstairs one bedroom and sleeping porch
,pSrairS; hall and attic: corner lot. llo feet
front: house newly papered Throughout: has
been built only short time; bargain at S9,'N"
viii make convenient terms. Address Box
81 T.. star Ct'i'". lu
Evening star., 1922-06-09
CHEVY CHASE.

A detached home of tapestry brick con-
struction; large front and side porches; house
contains living and dining rooms. kitchen, con-
yenient pantry; two bedrooms: has electric
lights: go3d hpa ting plant; open fireplace in
iiSine room Price 50 $50 3oO-3
McKEENF
Evening star., 1922-06-09
$3.50.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.

A splendidly situated home at a very low
price. Three story pressed brick. having nine
rooms. modern bath hardwood floors first and
second stories: vapor heat. electric lights.
Entire house in perfect condition. Room for
garage Immediate possession. Attractive
Evening star., 1922-06-09
SI3,5oo.
PARK ROAD

An exceptional home offering on PARK RI
west Of 18th ST. Nine large rooms. tile bath,
extra lavatory third floor many bnilt-!n
convenienres: hot-Eater heat and electric
lights. Lot 100 feet deep 10 paved alley, with
garage. Vacant.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1xo7 New York Ave. Main 1166 or S263
Evening star., 1922-06-09
$1,000.
CHEW CHASE

NHfN N11AOE-
A most desirable and well situated detached
home, convenient to the Connecticut ave car
line Spacious lot, 50Xl20. Property consists
Of six extraordinary large rooms, modern bati'
toored attic; large po:ches: open fireplace In
living room: hot water heat. electric llGhts
Entire property in perfect condition. Posses
sio and
Evening star., 1922-06-09
CHEVY CHASE

In the heart of this beautiful section: a
home located on lot f0y170: two stories and
cellar: five rooms and bath on first floor: two
rooms alcove and storage room on second
floor: finished in hardwood: electric lights;
hot-water heat: spacious porch across front of
house; stone open fireplace; a really charming
home. Price, $1,000. 1903
Evening star., 1922-06-09
S7.45o
18th AND SPRING ROAD.

4 thoroughly ,iodcrn colonia.-type home just
on 14th St car line. Offered at special
price for immediate sale. Front and double
rear pn-chcs: six large rooms. tile bath: hot
water heat electric lights; laundry facilities
servants toilet. etc. Room for garage. Terms,
81 800 and easy monthly payments
Evening star., 1922-06-09
SI3.5oo.
18TH AND LAMONT SITS.

An unusually attractive three-story colonial
type home. containing nine large rooms and
two complete tile baths: large front and
double porches; oak floors; hnt-water
heat. electric lights. Entire house has been
newly ,iarered and painted. 1t has side light
and all Of the rooms are especially bright.
Vacant. Terms.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

! ANOTHER OK SAND BEACH-FOUR ROOMS.
/ water and sink in house: two large porcles;
/ finished in comport board. painted and pan
eled Price. 81 900 For further informa-
rion Apply to Il. T. RIUNDnN at North
! Beach or FRANCIS HLrNDoN co. sos II st.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
SUMNER COTTAGES.
OUT-oF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

AT NORTH CHESAPEAKE REACH-CoT-
tage: four rooms. water and sink in house:
large front porch: one block from beach: fn-
isled in comport board; painted and paneled.
Price, $1,000.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

S5,5OO.
Six.room frame house with concrete founda-
tjon: furnace heat; modern bath: electricity
and gas; lot 6Ox165 feet; true garden spot
hjsh ekevatio and abundance Of shade. An
insnection will convince you that this is
genuinely good value.
SHANNON
Evening star., 1922-06-09

A detached stone and stucco home of gener-
Gus dimensions eleven large rooms and two
ba BIS: large closets; sleeping and breakfast
porthes: buffers pantry; interior finished in
hardwood with heamed ceilings: onen-tire-
places: built-in refrigerator: attractive yard
with 60-foot frontace: shrubbery and flowers:
garage. Price, $lT, 800. 32l-3
Evening star., 1922-10-20
Happy girls who
received Radio sets
For those who
build their
own radios

Audion single circuit receiver, $3.50
Brandes Fones, $500
Western Electric Zones, $500
Dictograph Zones, s1z.0e
Seibt Zones, $500
Murdock 3,000-ohm Fones, $3.50
We are recognized distributors for the
Radio Corporation of America, who con-
troll the output of Westinghouse, General
and. Western Electric. -
Radie Shop SIS ST.
Evening star., 1922-10-20
al a% r The Hechf Co
Vogue and ralue
in new FUR
CHOKERS

Fur chokers, sls.ss-ouite a va
riety-included are kit fox,
ring-tail opossum, double Jap
mink chokers, also mole,
nutria and Australian opos-
sum cravats.
Fur chokers, Sla9s-Good size
pelts in animal style. Jap
mink, fitch opossum, Austria
liam opossum and brown dyed
opoSsum.
Fur chokers, $ss-Large. fluffy
fox furs, in the new CHINA
mon brown and steel gray
Alaskan, American and Sibe-
rian fox with head and big
brush. Also double mink,
stone marten and 9-skin
double squirrel chokers in the
lot.
Fur neckpieces, $ls.soLIncludiug
chokers, stoles and scarfs,
Latter are full-furred fox. in
black, taupe and brown: crepe
de chine lined. The chokers
are in stone marten, Hudson
Bay sable; stoles are dark
squirrel and large Jap mink.
THE Hecht Co.. second noor.,
Evening star., 1922-10-20
Children's warm
union suits

10y zcyntey 7pedy
Suits for girls are of fine
ribbed white cotton; high
neck with long sleeves, Dutch
neck with short sleeves; ankle
and knee length. Sizes 4 to 6
years, 7sc; 8 to 16 years, S1.o0.
The boys suits are in silver
gray fleeced cotton; high
neck. long sleeves and ankle
length style. Sizes 4 to l6
years, 81.
The Hecht Co, FIRST floor,
Evening star., 1922-10-20
Little tots warm
4-pC. sweater sc

Brushed worsted sweater coat with pockets and
belt; eggns, cap and mittens, in blue, brown, tan
and white.
Sizes a. 26 and g.
3-piece crochet sweater SETS S5-Pretty little pieces.
including sweater coat leggins and toque of
warm woolens. Blue, white, tan and brown for
infants to tots OF years.
Babies Handmade comfortables, Sl69-Wool knit
sacques, sweater sacques and slip-on sweaters,
with silk hand-embroidery crochet trimming.
For infants to tots of years.
Handkerchief bonnets, s9c-Aso toques and tams
in plain or fancy stitch designs; some are wool
and silk combinations White and coors. Sizes
for infants and tots to 8 years.
Infants bootees, 39c-Warm wool handkerchief
bootees in fancy stitch design edged with silk
crochet White with pink blue trimming.
THE Co., third noor.)
Evening star., 1922-10-20

The rogue of Paris!
The rage in NeU York!
Chiffon VELVET frOCkS
s29.5o
The two styles pictured give you idea of their
beauty and why this vogue has swept two continents.
Rich velvet soft and supple to drape in
duaing lines. Richly trimmed with steel jet beads
Sizes IA 50
And speaking of BEADS
crepe show fresh conceptions
Of Paris origin Black and brown Sizes 10 to 4o
These also S29.5O
The
Evening star., 1922-10-20
Sale lUon1en's
Daytime

II faithful copy Of
an expensive model.

Attractive frocks for the
price of an ordinary house
dress. Fashionable frocks
with real lines; made with cx.
acting care and smartly trim
med with pique and organdy.
Fine quality ginghams in a
wide array of attractive checks;
close-count percales in checks
and stripes.
Regular sizes, 36 to ~.
Plenty of stout sizes-46 to 81.
-. Hhs AsaAt Co. ssea,a aesr.l
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07
Neighbors White

Tuesdays Courier Journal carried
a Washington dispatch, announcing
the marriage Of Mrs. Ida Lee Bourne
Neighbors, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. Bourne Of this county. to Mr.
Harvey White, o. Louisville. The
marriage taking place in Washington
City. !, was practically an elope-
ment and came as quite a surprise to
friends Of contracting parties. The
bride is well known here. quite popu-
lar and very beautiful. Mr.. White
Is a prominent and influential bust
ness man Of Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. White will remain
in Washington for several days and
will continue their honeymoon to New
York. After that they will return to
Louisville and reside at the Puritan.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07
Sutton-Aldridge

Miss Mary King Sutton and Mr..
Charlie Aldritge drove TO the home
Of Rev. Thompson at Marksbury and
were quietly married last Wednesday
afternoon. The bride is the young
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Sutton Of Danville road and the
groom is a son Of Mrs. Eliza Aldridge
Of Marksbury.
The bride il very pretty and
popular young LADY while the groom
is an energetic young farmer and
very popular. Immediately after the
ceremony they went TO the home Of
Mrs. Aldridge and partook Of boun-
tiful supper.
Their many friends wish for them
a long life filled with happiness and
prosperity as they journey through
life.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07

Miss Minnie Francis East. OF Buck
eye and Mr.. Ray Moore. Of Bradshaw
Mill were united in marriage Novem-
Der goth, by Judge Treadway in the
presence Of Mrs. Ben Molly. Of Lex
ington.
The bride is the pretty and attrac-
tive daughter Of Mrs. Lucy East and
has only seen seventeen years filled
with pleasure and happiness. She
was a student of the Buckeye High
School. Her many school friends
will regret to loose such an excellent
school mate.
The groom is the seventeen year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Moore,
He is to be congratulated on winning
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07

Mr.. W. r. Cook. Of Danville. was
in Lancaster Monday on business.
Mis- edith Avant. of Danville, has
been visiting friends in Lancaster.
Mr.. ]. VI. Para. 81 Hopkinsville,
has been spending a few days at
home.
Mrs. r r. McRoberis and Mrs.
Martha Frisbie were visitors in Dan
vile Friday.
Mrs George Robinson. Misses Fan
ny and Betty IVES, were in Danville
the past week.
Mr.. Ed Hughes. who has been con
fined TO his room with lines. is able
90 be out again.
Mrs c. r. Moore's many friends
will be glad 70 know she Is improving
from her recent illness.
Mrs J. r. Stormes and Mrs.
Sachey Hughes visited Mrs Rock
well Smith in Danville Sunday.
Mrs. J. c. Robinson left Tuesday
for Lexington where she will spend
several weeks with Mrs. NJ. A. Hen
ming.
Miss Eliza Smith. Of Lancaster,
was = guest Of Mrs. Anna Darnell
MeDougle for the Mary Garden con-
cert and the week-end.-Lexington
Herald.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07

Mrs. Walter Allen and little son.
Of Chattanooga. Tenn. are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe T.. Robinson.
Mrs James and children. Of Leitch-
field. have been guests ~ Mrs. James
sister. Mrs. Paul Boyd and Prof.
Boyd.
Mr. william Kinnaird. headquarters
at Lexington. spent the weekend with
his parents. DIR and Mrs. J. Il. Kin
naird.
Miss virgilecn Byron. Of owings-
vile. has been the guest OF Mrs. +.
p. Fri.bie and Mr.. Frisbie. on Maple
avenue.
Mr.. Joe Kelley. who had the mis-
fortune Of breaking his arm when
eranking Ford Thursday Is doing
nicely.
Mrs. W r. Duncan has returned TO
Nicholasville from visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Sam Haselden. in
Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Sutton are
guests Of Mrs. Sutton's sister, Mrs.
]. NJ. Staughton ard DR. StAughton.
in Coyington.
Miss Mary owsley. teacher at the
High School in Lexington. spent
Thanksgiving with her mother. Mrs.
Halle Dunlap.
Mrs. Sallie Ross lawson has re-
tlrned from six months stay AZ
Three Lakes and Milwaukee, Wis,
Chicago. H.. Terra Haute and
Greensburg. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. J W. Carson, who
were at Lang s-ter for several months
have moved 10 Danville Mr. and
Mrs. Burton stapp occupy the resi-
denee on Danville avenue they vaea-
ted.