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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04
HARDING LIKES US?


From the White House to Presi-
dent j. R. Howard fthe American
Farm Bureau Federation comes the
following letter bearing the signature
of Warren G. Harding, President of
the United States of America:
almost from it's earliest begin
nings l have been quite intimately ap-
prised of the developing work Of the
Farm Bureau Federation. It has
taken its place in an astonishingly
brief period among the most impor-
tant and influential factors in behalf,
not only Of the best agricultural de-
velopment but also of shaping the
community sentiments Of the coun-
try. Its policies have been directed
with uniform wisdom and breadth
of understanding which have well
earned the high place which the Fed
GRAFTON holds in the confidence of the
country. feel that it has been
worthy of especial commentator by
reason of the broad view it has taken
of national problems and industrial
relationships. This liberality Of vi
sion has been particularly illustrated
in it's broad and comprehending in
terest in behalf of an adequate Mer-
chant Marine and it's favorable atti-
tude toward the Great Lakes-St. La
wrence waterway project.
Particularly in regard to the en-
enlargement of the Merchant Marine,
l feel that the Federation, by recog-
nizing the vital community of inter-
est between the agricultural concerns
of the nation and the development of
great and prosperous Merchant
Marine has demonstrated an under
standing of economic fundamentals
which deserves highest commentator.
No particular department Of industry
or commerce will in the long run be
promoted by an attitude, OH the part
of those Immediately concerned for
it, which excludes an accurate view
of the common interest among them
all. Being thus convinced, have
especial satisfaction in expressing my
commentator of the Federation's
work and attitudes land my sincere
hope for its continuing and increasing
prosperity"
President Harding was invited by
President Howard to attend the Farm
Bureau Decennial at Dealb, ILL.,, on
June 80. Because Congress remains
in session at that time the President
is unable to attend the tenth birth
day anniversary, but he expresses his
regrets as follows:
II am very sorry, indeed, for a
number Of reasons, that engagements
heretofore made render it impossible
for me to accept the invitation, which
would afford an opportunity to pres
ent some suggestions which are very
prominent in my mind" From Am
erican Farm Bureau Weekly News
Letter.
There, there, little law, don't you
cry;
You'll be unconstitutional by and by.
rYcE, n,YYr, vrvo~r- ~ 49,, .--
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His better half (regarding him from
the bedroom window-Where you been
this hour Of the night?
give been at me union considerin'
the strike"
"Well, you can stay down there an
consider this lockout"
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Minnewaukan Lodge, No. Fl, A. F.
& A. NJ, meets first and third Thurs
day. w. X. Nimmo, w. M, E. M.
Lewis Sec.
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Lorraine Chapter, No. Is, Order of
Eastern Star, Meets first and third
Tuesday. May Dunn, W. NJ, Ag mes
Breakey, Sec.
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Doric Chapter, No. 8 R. A. NJ, meets
second and fourth Thursday. John
Wallace, H. P, E. NJ. Lewis, sec.
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Cyrene Commandry, meets first and
third Monday. E. NJ. Crary, Comman-
der, E. NJ. Lewis, Sec.
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Myrtha Lodge of Perfection, meets
third Wednesday, A. V. Haig, V. NJ,
Jens Svee, Sec.
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| w B,
Lorraine Chapter, No. Is, Order of
Eastern Star, Meets first and third
Tuesday. May Dunn, W. NJ, Ag mes
Breakey, Sec.
Minnewaukan Lodge, No. 81, A. F..
& A. NJ, meets first and third Thurs
day. w. K. Nimmo, w. M, E. M.
Lewis Sec.
Doric Chapter, No. R. A. NJ, meets
second and fourth Thursday. John
Wallace, H. P, E. NJ. Lewis, sec.
Cyrene Commandry, meets first and
third Monday. E. NJ. Crary, Comman-
der, E. NJ. Lewis, Sec.
Myrtha Lodge of Perfection, meets
third Wednesday, A. V. Haig, V. NJ,
Jens Svee, Sec.
Zabud Council A. V. Haig, l. NJ, NJ.
H. Graham, Sec.
International Association of Mach
inists, meets first and third Monday.
VIM. Stenson, Prest, Fred Crawford,
Sec.
United 3. of Maintenance Way EN-
ployers and Railway Shop Laborers.
Carl Svidal, Prest, Morris Anderson,
Sec.
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen,
meets second Wednesday, John Will
liams, Prest, John Mason, Sec.
International Brotherhood of Boiler
Makers, meets third Thursday. c. R.
Sneesby, Prest, Tom Dawson, Sec.
Benefit Association of Railway EN-
ployees, meets third Friday. G. w.
Mcdonnell, Con-, B. E. ALBRIGHT, Sec.-
Treas.
Federated Shop Craft, meets first
Thursday. C. R. Sneesby, Prest, G. w.
Mcdonnell, Sec.
Amalgated Sheet Metal Workers.
Harry Bodlak, Prest, Frank Burck-
hardt, Sec.
The Macabees Lodge, meets first
Tuesday. Gust Edin, Commander, Ike
Brottman, R. X.
Womans Benefit Association Maca-
bees, meets first Tuesday, Mrs. Clark
Comm, Mrs. Trowbridge, Collector.
Sons of Norway, meets second and
fourth Monday John Solem, Prest.,
T. G. Nestegard, Sec.
Daughters of Norway, meets second
and fourth Monday, Mrs. H. M. Bek-
ken, Prest., Mrs. T. A. Anderson,
Sec.
Brotherhood of American Yeoman,
meets fourth Tuesday, M. S. Rankin,
Foreman, NJ. E. Miller, Cor.
Danish Brotherhood Of America,
meets fourth Saturday. Nels Clausen,
Prest., Herman Peterson, Sec.
A. 0. U. w. Lodge, meets second
and fourth Friday. Harry Hansen M.
w., ]. D. Stenson, Financier.
Degree of Honor, meets first Wed
nesday. Mrs. Ole Peterson, Prest., Mrs.
S. Flumerfelt, Sec.
Knights of Pythias, meets second
and fourth Thursday. Harry Simp-
son, c. c., Rock Macan, X. R. S.
B.P. o. E. No. 1916, meets first
Saturday and Third Friday. VIM.
Stevens, E. R., c. w. Greene, Sec.
Business and Professional Womens
Club, meets second and fourth Tues
day. Mrs. E. M. Lewis, Prest., Corne-
liza Chambers, Sec.
Knights of Columbus, meets second
and fourth Mondays. C. J. McGurren,
G. K, John Seiberlich, Rec.-Sec., Jos.
Kramer, Fin.-Sec.
Catholic Order of Forresters, meets
first and third Tuesday. F. L. Degen-
dorfer, c. R., Geo. Reuter-, R. S.
Daughters of America, meets first
and third Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth
Publ, G. R., Mrs. S. Flumelfelt, Fin
Sec, Mrs. Walter Devaney, Historian.
Modern Woodman of America, meets
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B.P. o. E. No. 1916, meets first
Saturday and Third Friday. VIM.
Stevens, E. R., c. w. Greene, Sec.
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Knights of Pythias, meets second
and fourth Thursday. Harry Simp-
son, c. c., Rock Macan, K. R. S.
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Degree of Honor, meets first We'd
nesday. Mrs. Ole Peterson, Prest., Mrs.
S. Flumerfelt, Sec.
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Advice to Office Holders
So live, 0 public servants, that you
never are obliged to announce in a
voice choked with emotion that you
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

Business and Professional Womens
Club, meets second and fourth Tues
day. Mrs. E. M. Lewis, Prest., Corne-
liza Chambers, Sec.
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A. o. U. w. Lodge, meets second
and fourth Friday. Harry Hansen M.
w., ]. D. Stenson, Financier.
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Knights Of Columbus, meets second
and fourth Mondays. C. J. McGurren,
G. K, John Seiberlich, Rec.-Sec., Jos.
Kramer, Fin.-Sec.
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Sons of Norway, meets second and
fourth Monday. John Solem, Prest.,
T. G.. Nestegard, Sec.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

Catholic Order of Forresters, meets
first and third Tuesday. F. L. Degen-
dorfer, C. R., Geo. Reuter-, R. S.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04
Got the Habit

court the fullest mVestlgatlon.-Uhlo
State Journal.
-O-
Got the Habit
"Wat's all the racket in the barber
shop?"
Zone of the BARRIERS is shaving HIM
self and trying to talk himself into
a massage"
Miners and railroad men bear
striking resemblance nowadays.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

Womans Benefit Association Maca-
bees, meets first Tuesday, Mrs. Clark
Comm, Mrs. Trowbridge, Collector.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

Zabud Council. A. V. Haig, l. NJ, M
H. Graham, Sec.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

Daughters of Norway, meets second
and fourth Monday, Mrs. H. M. Bek-
ken, Prest., Mrs. T. A. Anderson,
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

Daughters of America, meets first
and third Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth
Publ, G. R., Mrs. S. Flumerfelt, Fin
Sec, Mrs. Walter Devaney, Historian.
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Danish Brotherhood of America,
meets fourth Saturday. Nels Clausen,
Prest., Herman Peterson, Sec.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

Brotherhood of American Yeoman,
meets fourth Tuesday, M. S. Rankin,
Foreman, NJ. E. Miller, Cor.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

There, there, little law, don't you
cry;
You'll be unconstitutional by and by.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

The Macabees Lodge, meets first
Tuesday. Gust Edin, Commander, Ike
Brottman, R, K.
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Benefit Association of Railway En-
ployees, meets third Friday. G. w.
Mcdonnell, Con-, B. E. ALBRIGHT, Sec
Treas.
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International Brotherhood of Boiler
Makers, meets third Thursday. c. R.
Sneesby, Prest, Tom Dawson, Sec.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

first Friday of each month, H. N. Hal
gren, V. c., Herman Stenseth, Clerk.
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Amalgated Sheet Metal Workers.
Harry Bodlak, Prest, Frank Burck-
hardt, Sec.
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Modern Woodman of America, meets
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

Order Of United Commercial Travel
lers, meets second Saturday. R. c.
Madsen, Prest., Ed. Erickson, Sec.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-04

International Association of Mach.
inists, meets first and third Monday
VIM. Stenson, Prest, Fred Crawford
Sec.
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Federated Shop Craft, meets first
Thursday. C. R. Sneesby, Prest, G. w.
Mcdonnell, Sec.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20

Mrs. William Ingalsbe entertained
the Willing Workers club last Thurs
day. The afternoon was spent in a
social way. several of the ladies' Civ.
ing recitations. A good time was
had A fine lunch was served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Mamie Leblanc mas been nurs-
ing in Holyoke since last Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Gelvin and family spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Klinepeter.
Recent Sunday guests of Mr.. G.
NJ Hit and family were Mr.. Frank
Koberstein and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Pfau and children.
Mr.. Sam Stetter and family and
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pickerall visited
at the ]. DeGeus home Wednesday
evening. Singing and rook formed
the diversions.
Mr.. G. NJ. Hit had charge of a
sale west of Julesourg recently,
where some of the cows sold as high
as s105.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MCGOWAN and
little daughter took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Koberstein Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Kohrell and
baby were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pickerall.
Mr.. Frank Ziegfeld took some
calves to town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Pickerall visit.
ed with Mr.. L. wettstein and family
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Ziegfeld butchered n
calf and hog Monday afternoon.
The two Mr.. Rehfelds and Mr.. J. De-
Geus helped him.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Happel. In com.
pany with friends. motored to Chap.
pei. Nebraska. Saturday. returning
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. DeGeus and chill
dren spent Sunday afternoon and
part Of the evening at the C. A. Pick
erall home.
Mr.. Louie Kohrell and family call.
ed at the T.. wettstein home Sunday
evening.
Faults are thick when love Is
thin
To wash hannels-Put borax In the
water. and the fiannels will not
shrink and will look like new.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Truthful James
CONTINUED from last week.

tOOntinueu from last Weth.l
'If she hadn't required anything of
Emanual except to come when she
and such like. it wouldn't have been
so bad. but she somehow got the no.
tion into her head that she was 60
ing to make him act as her protector
AS she got older and fatter and de-
veloped a double chin her temper
got worse, and she seemed to have
sort of mania for getting insulted.
When she happened to be passing q
group of men who were talking about
the weather or some other amusing
subject and they would burst into hi.
larious laughter. she imagined they
were laughing at her. and then she
would go hunt Emanual up. IL he
didn't happen to be along and tell
him that he had to avenge her and
make those men apologize for insult.
ing her.
'It put Emanual between the devil
and the deep blue sea. so to speak
because he knew perfectly well that
he couldn't make anybody except 4
confirmed cripple or a man In the
last stages OF consumption apologize
but II he didn't try Amanda would
make him sorry he ever was born.
The result was that Emanual's face
was considerably disfigured most ol
the time on account OF the scraps she
had wished on him and on account
OF contusions on other parts of his
body It was often painful for him to
sit down.
"One day met him headed toward
the river. He was counting his fling
ers. and never saw q more hope
less look on a mans face. sort OF
had hunch that he was desperate
and so stopped him and asked what
was on his mind: Well. James. he
said. sort Of choking up. it's no use
Amanda has ordered me either Il
whip four different men or make
them apologize. have been staving
the thing of on first one excuse and
another. but today she gave me to
understand that II put the business
OF making these men apologize on
any longer she would shut me up In
the coal bin and not let me have any
thing except bread and water for q
week. Here are the men have 70
make apologize or lick: Jed Limburg
er: he Is coal HEAVIER and weighs
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20

200 pounds. hear he has had so
fights and never has been licked.
Another one Is Abe Peterson. He
works in stone quarry and at the
last county fair he held the record on
one Of these here striking machines.
Another is Mike Donahue. He
weighs 1870 and has had FIVE or six
fights in the ring and knocked out
three different men. And last there
is Larry Dugan. who is the bully Of
his ward and weighs 225 pounds
without his clothes on.
| have my choice OF three things.
l can go to the coal bin on bread
and water for week: tackle four
men and 20 to the hospital four dif.
ferent times or Jump into the river.
Life with Amanda. James. is Just
one damn thing after another. and
I'm headin' for the river"
Continued next week.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Twenty Years Ago

Tho usual services will occur on
next Sunday. January 10, in the Pres
hvtarian church, conducted by the
nostor 6. A. Parker, The subjects
for consideration are as follows: The
theme in the morning will be "obsta-
cles Removed" and in the evening
"Broken Purposes" All are cordially
invited. Come and worship God with
us. Strangers are always welcome.
George Ainsworth is working IN the
county treasurer's office
John Olson is putting IN dipping
plant on his ranch near HaXtun.
MIR. Coleman of Pueblo is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Glover and other
relatives in this county
A number of the young folks at
tended dance in C. II. Moore's new
barn in west Holyoke Friday night
/ John Arens lost three head OF cat
tie recently from eating too much
corn fodder while running in the
stalk pasture.
The Fortnightly Dancing club OF
Holyoke held a meeting at Bakers
hall Friday night. The music was
furnished by the Kenady orchestra,
DR.. F. NJ. Smith was appointed
physician to the board of health at
the meeting of the county commits
sioners Wednesday
NJ. D. Copp recently finished paint
ing his large cattle barn on his ranch
east of Holyoke and now has one OF
the best barns in the county.
Charley Johnson made his first run
as brakeman on the high line this
week. He is now extra brakeman.
Charley worked few months in the
Herald office in '97 He is an indus
trious and worthy young man, and
the Herald wishes him success.
Charles Sederburg came down from
Fort Morgan last week to visit with
his parents in HOlyoke. He has for
some time been foreman in the Office
of the Platte Valley Gazette. but has
resigned that position. He has other
positions offered him. but has not
fully decided on one yet.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
O. E. S. INSTALLATION

The following officers were install
ed Friday evening &. the o. +. S
chapter Mrs. Charlie Peterson. W.
NJ; Mrs. r. l.. Johnson. A. NJ;
Henry Gassert, w. p: Mrs. S. T
Thompson. A. c.: Mrs. Myron Smith
c.; Miss villa Webermeier, Sec'y:
Myron Smith. Treas; Mrs. Ralph
Robb. Adah: Miss Myrtle Bible, Ruth;
Mrs. ODE, Canaday. Esther: Mrs
Harry Foster. Martha; Mrs. Phylli.
Struble. Electa: Mrs. Charles Seder
berg. warder; Mr.. Charles Sederberg
sentinel; Mrs. Asher Hester. chap
lain; Mrs. Dilla Cramer, organist.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
TOO MANY RABBITS

b. W. Hayden and his assistants.
ut the Farmers Produce company,
were kept busy last week disposins
OF the rabbits that were brought In
by the hunters. Mr.. Hayden con.
tracted for the rabbits before the
hunt but was free to state that he
didn't expect over half ms many as
were brought In. They shipped the
rabbits to several different cities. 600
OF them going to New York. He says
that next time they have n hunt OF
this kind he won't promise to buy all
the rabbits In Yuma county.-Wray
Gazette.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20

Please give u. your items.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
.sneLreRep DAUGHTERS"

Among the interesting and pictur'
esque New York scenes shown In
Sheltered Daughters" the new Jus
tine Johnstone picture to be shown
at the Peerless theater on Thursday
night. shot OF the beautiful Jeanne
d'Arc statue on Riverside. and u 60
Ing away wedding party struggling
through the crowds at the mammoth
Pennsylvania station were included
Obviously. no studio sets could be
used for these scenes.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
HARRIS NEW PICTURE MERE

William s. Hart's new picture. "The
WHISTLE" lis announced for presenta-
tion at the Peerless theater on satur.
day night. January 20. Mr.. Hart Ii
said to have an unusually strong
part In this story Of industrial life
In New England and being totally ct
variance with his accustomed western
roles. his portrayal will be watched
with interest. Myrtle Steadman 10
the leading woman In the production.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20

The Herald furnishes the news.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
DEATH OF FATHER

J. l.. Dilley and wife returned Sun
day night from Greeley. where they
were called by the serious Illness OF
his father. who died on Tuesday OF
last week OF pneumonia. aged s5
years.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
PURITY TALKER TOLD
TO QUIT CONVERSATION

DR.. f. II. Pratt. specialist. was in
vited to address reformers attending
the world purity conference at Chi
cago.
He arrived just .as the reformers
finished adopting resolutions condemn
ing the movies. closed automobiles
prohibition enforcement. vice and
many other ills.
He said: For 25 years you have
been diagnosing the Ills of the world
For a quarter Of a century you have
been sleuths. Now Is the time to do
something constructive and quilt
talking. A doctor never cured pa.
tient telling him how sick he was.
Movies are a power for good. See
that the right movies are shown In
the schools and churches.
Let the parents train their own
children.
Don't talk sensuaiity. Convert II
Into spirituality.
Above all. don't talk so much
about evils"
The reformers sasped. The doctor
may not bc invited again.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Thirty Years Ago

UtTGy SOTS <4SO
/ j. H. Zoll OF this county, sent to
Washington, D. C., for analysis, some
sugar beets raised by him last season.
The analysis showed per cent of -su-
gar 1915, coefficiency of purity 1'.2.
| Phillips county has the soil that will
produce sugar beets equal in quality
to those produced in any part of the
west
The county commissioners have
leased the Clemmons building for an
other year to use as court house.
The inside of the building is being re-
arranged so that there VIII be two
offices and the court room on the
first floor and three Offices on the
second floor. This change will make
the offices much more convenient
than they have heretofore been and
will have the additional advantage
of having all of the offices in one
building instead of in two, as they
have been for some time.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides father, Samuel Nelson, on the
evening of January 2, Rev. Frank
Storm officiating, Charles Sandeen
and Miss Alice A. Nelson A large
number OF invited guests were pres
ent at the ceremony who report a
very enjoyable evening. The newly
married couple were presented with
number of beautiful and costly <ok-
ems of regard by the assembled
guests.
Married, at the residence. Of the
brides aunt, Mrs. l.. d. McCollister,
Of Holyoke, on the evening Of Janu-
ary Z, Elder ]. w. Huckleberry off,
ciating. Frank L. Hoy, and Miss Lille
NJ. Smith. both of Holyoke. The new
ly welded couple are well known In
Holyoke. Frank was one OF the early
homesteaders of this county and for
the last sixteen months he has been
foreman in, the Herald office.
Presiding Elder S. w. Thornton
conducted the services OF the third
quarterly meeting of the conference
year at the NJ. +. church Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
T. ]. Mcdonald has been appointed
by the county commissioners to the
Office of county road commissioner.
and Nc remembered the boys with
the cigars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Durfee OF
Aspen, Colorado arrived in Holyoke
last week and will spend the winter
here. There are occupying Lee With
erbee's house on south hill Mrs.
Durfee is a sister of our deputy treas
urer, e. N. McPherrin.
The newly elected county officers
qualified Tuesday. and We once more
have a Republican administration OF
county affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hoskins of ASa
! Nebraska. are visiting their grahd.
daughter Mrs. J. H. Painter, of Hol-
yoke.
Married. at the residence OF the
brides sister. Mrs. Gust. Scheune-
mann, of Holyoke. Sunday evening
January 10. Rev. Huckleberry officiat
ing. John Wright and Miss Emma
Iange, both of Holyoke. Quite num-
ber of invited guests were present to
witness the marriage ceremony who,
after the ceremony had been per
formed. were invited to partake OF an
excellent supper such as the bride
and her sister are most skilliul In
preparing. The newly married couple
are well known in Holyoke. John
Wright holds a position with the b.
& NJ. and is recognized as one Of the
most steady and Trustworthy EN-.
ployes OF the company. and he Is GER
tainly to be congratulated in his
choice Of a wife. for she is young
lady who stands high In the esti.na-
tion OF all who know her.