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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Observation-Disclosures

parks ending with carnival at Howard Park
than other the world
older boys and girls viii take the
has created Kids the will
have their chance o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
DR.. Emmett D. Angeu ''the Edison of Play

this week The South Bend
the Municipal Recreation Committee Dr.
his
marvellous yspritar talk of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-23
KINTYRE

The American Legion Auxiliary met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Simon.
Business reports made and social hour
spent. Next meeting with Mrs. Fall
gatter, Dec. 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon went to Bis
marck Wednesday after their car
which had been left there for repairs
after their recent collision.
Bob Sisco and Adam Gerber went to
the river Thursday to try their luck
at bringing home some venison, but
luck was against them, although Adam
had one good chance.
The Easton Hotel has been sold to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Martinson, who
will take charge there in December
The P. T. A. met at the church
Friday evening. A good attendance
and splendid program was given,
Next meeting first Friday in Decem
Der,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-23
BRADDoCK
Y . = 2
.tssgss'EEs

So 3 = 4 . = /. :
Mrs. May went Bismarck Monday
to visit her son, Lee May, and daugh:
ter, Mrs. s. King.
Otto tadd was few days visitor
in town last week. He IS travelling
for a nursery Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Vie enter.
tained the Bridge Club and their hus.
bands Wednesday evening "500''
was played At four tables, and was
very much enjoyed By all Chicken
dinner was served at midnight.
The ladies Of the Bridge Club gave
= party Thursday evening at the II.
w. Allen. home in honor Of Mrs. Cot
ton and Mr.. -. n Doerschlag. Mrs.
Cotton expects to leave soon for Ma
son City, lows, and Mr.. Doerschlae
for his home in Pasadena. "A delight
full evening was spent playing 500
after which dainty lunch was
served .ss3.: s,
Mary Ryan was unable to attend
school for : few days last week Oh
account 81 sirlness !.
Cards have been rereived announc-
ing the arrival Of . baby boy at the
home Of Mr.. and Mr.: Barr. Of Har.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-23
vey, N. d. Mrs. Barr was formerly
Miss Elsie Schultz.

vey, N. D. Mrs. Barr was formerly
Miss Elsie Schultz.
. Mr.. Paulson, the Farmers Elevator
Agent, was overcome Monday by gas
fumes, which escaped from the engine
at the elevator. He was taken home
unconscious, and DIR .Baer was sum-
moned Immediately.
+ A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rott Saturday morning.
Mrs. L. H.. Sisco, Miss Leone and
Mrs. r. p. sisco and Everett came
up, from Kintyre Friday for a short
visit at the Barton home.
! The dance Friday evening, given by
the young people, was well attended
A good time was enjoyed by all. The
3-piece orchestra was especially fine
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindahl
and Mr.. Leon Lesher,
Leon Lesher, Herman Junge and
Bill Wilton left Saturday morning fol
d deer hunt at the river.
Mrs. Lindahl and Mrs. Coleact
were Thursday afternoon guests O
Mrs McCune
Mrs. F. M. Long returned Frida!
from Des Nome, lowe, where sh'
!, made an extended visit with he
daughter, Mrs. McCrae.
Lucille Easton was 9 week end Wis
itor at the Junge home.
The Ladies' Aid met Saturday at
I ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Higgini
There was not . large attendance, bu
considerable work was accomplished
This,was the last regular meeting be
fore the New Year. Their Annua
Baazar was set for Saturday, Dec
Cd, at the ". 20. w. Hall. sour
pie and. coffee will be served all day
1 Saturday evening the High schoe
opened their new Gymnasium Hal
4 with party, extending an ,invitatio
to the 7th and 9th grades. Refresh
ments were served and q good tim
was enjoyed by all.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-23
POLLOCK.
:. 49,. =. :.

d 80 49, u e
Ed. Renskers, Of Westfeld, hauled
in ! load Of hogs Friday that averaged
better than any load brought in this
fall. ~ 81. !, sag 5Sssa
Il ASgood crowd attended the Fletchs
;Ryckman sale last Tuesday in spite of
the bad roads. Everything sold q 2
fair price The sale amounted. TO
$500. .s.|ss,..
Nose Bassett. Of Dale. was . visitor
Ia the city W ednesday n S Il !.
Ellef: Severson, the Dale merchant,
has been ii town I couple Of times
this week To receive Treatments from
Dr.. shecky. he has blood poison d
one Of His arms.
Betwesn 8 and 10 inches Of sno
fall over this neighborhood last sum
|daay night and Monday. Tussday
morning the weather cleared up md
the snow had started to disappear and
il this; weather continues for sweenl
Tor two. the snow win all be gcne.
johannes and William Van der
vorste, Is WsstAeld, had the pleasu
[of Watching ! DeIAval milking ma
|shinA do their milking for the first
time last Friday evening. This ma
chine - Ike the one DeBoer Imple-
|medt q Grain Co. sold to the Fenelon
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-23
CORRESPONDENTS
PptulAN-

Mr.. and Mrs. E.. w. Baker went
to Linton Tuesday.
Little Myrtle Larvick; daughter Of
Oscar Larvick, had the misfortune to
get her little finger hurt quite badly
last week. She put it in the sausage
mill just as her brother went to turn
it. She is getting along nicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Benedict au-
toed to Bismarck last Friday. They
sure must have had some terrible road.
They went up and back the same day.
p. R. Purintun went to Temvik
Tuesday after hard coal. That is
something that is hard to get this
year.
Smallpox is getting around pretty
close in this vicinity. One will have
to watch out so as not to run right
into it. s.
Jake Kriger and family have just
gotten over the smallpox, and the
children started to school again.
Mr.. and, Mrs E w. Baker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Baker and son
were Sunday guests at the Purintur
home. IS IS sSs5 81
Carl Laryick is On the sick list thi'
week.
Miss Elizabeth soraraf spent tn,
weekend at the Purintun home.
There will be Shadow Social q
the Purintun school house Frida!
night, Nov. Oath. Everybody invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nagel end fami
" spent last week at strasburg visit
ing relatives.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jackman ar
the proud parents Of baby girl bor
Friday. night Everybody gettinl
) along fine.
a large crowd attended the socis
!, at the Harwood School House Las
Friday night. ns
Mrs. E. r. Purintun and so1
i Mark, were in Hazelton Monday Q
business.
Myrtle Harwood is helping ont .
y Ray Jackman home. &
/, F. Swanson, =. Schepp and A
Field delivered cattle at Hazelto
!, Monday.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-23
K1NTYRE SCHOOL NOTES
Grammar Grades

Grammar Grades
With last weeks snow came the
joys Of snow-balling, sliding and
sleighing. Friday several snow-men
appeared on the school grounds.
T Mrs. R. p. Sisco was our teacher
last Monday.
Each grade in this room made 8
box to contain the pennies and nickles
they save TO give to the Children's
home. ~ Nh
For construction and drawing We
made cut-out borders Of turkeys
pumpkin boxes and Thanksgiving
favors.
The visitors this week were Mrs,
LindahlJ Mrs. Kohhei: Mrs. ]. Men
mes and Mrs. L. o. Kleppe.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-23
s,Ti.nlAsBuaa DIRnoroRY
ONTO. mi

Mr.. John Drayton hauled load
Of coal from town last Tuesday.
Mr.. Alebrt Dobson took load Of
rye to town Wednesday.
L. R. Crowley hauled a load Of
wheat to town for Tuben Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jennings visited at
the SDrayton home last Wednesday.
Mr.. Laurence Sandwich end chill
dren are on the sick list. 7.
Mr.. John Hanson went to town
Thursday. Isl . ..t, .33; ss
= Il i is officially reported in family
circles that Pal Alex Vande rberg and
Joshua CLANCY, both young men from
the Omio country, are to be married
December 18th. The ladies', Misses
Marie and Lila Burdick, are living in
Ward county, this state, and are Of the
finest American type.
The county health officer was in
specting the school children last Sat
urdsy.
+ MI. Ruede, and son were hauling
!, wheat to town all last week. n
Fred Reimer, the busy man is haul
ing his wheat.
The Captain says he's in bad shape.
He's breaking ont with boils this time.
MI I. W. W. Grogan Is the latest
member Of the Mrs. johnson school.
Chas. Lowell, Of Marie, went to town
4 one day last week after load Of
coal, but coming back Charley tipped
over and stayed overnight at The
Drayton home. The next day he
completed his journey.
Jake Wohl was . caller ct tht
bachelor headquarters Sunday.
On account Of bad roads the Rev,
Phillips, Of Linton, could not come Il
Omio church Sunday, but there vii
be services every two weeks. Every
body invited.
Mr.. W. II. Johnson went to Lin
ton on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. n. Hanson AM
: children went 70 the city Friday
While there they had the childrel
( vaccinated. "a
Mr.. John Lacher took his little gil
x 10 the hospital last week.
The Adamson ladies, Misses Edn
- SGI Ethel snent the weekend q
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-23
Primary Room

We have had fine attendance this
week, Robert Day being the only one
absent for one-half day.
The stories for the month Of Mo-
vember were taken up this week. For
the First grade, "The Pig Brother. {"
The Second grade; 'eThe Town Mu-
stefan" The Third grade, Little
Pumpkins Thanksgiving"
Our motto for this week: keep thy
tongue from evil"
For picture study we studied "The
Departure Of the. Mayfower," by A.
W. Bayes.
The Primary children made cut
outs Of snowman for construction,
they having practiced making real
snowmen out in the yard during re-
cess. i. y
The First grade started A B G
Booklets.
The Second Grade illustrated the
story Of "The Town Musicians" By
making q poster.
The Third grade enjoyed making
Pilgrim men and women out Of cloths
pins. 8.
We have box for "Children's
Home" in our room The children
are saving all their pennies for two
weeks to 60 to the homeless children.
We learned the song "Pilgrim Girls
and Boys" this week.
The Primary folks learned the finger
play, 'aThe Family =
The Third. graders all had 100 pc,
cent in spelling this week.
We were glad to have Norman Men.
mes with us ii school several days.
His folks are living in Carson, and
were visiting here during the week,
as Institute was being conducted in
Carson.
We are glad to report the following
visitors this week: Mrs. Lindahl,
MRS. Kohhei, Mrs. Kleppe and Mrs.
John Mennes.
..-.---.---
High School
The Kintyre High School classes or.
gained November 10th. The officer.
of the Freshman Class are:
President Grace Olson
Vice President Gladys Freistad
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
Things Stirring at Concho

With work starting on an S8,-
600 bridge to be built by the
state and a mammoth new build
ing under way. Concho is about
the livliest burg in the county
these days. The new bridge is
to take the place of the one
washed out last year and is at
the east side of Concho on the
Olds Trails highway. John H.
Udall and Slim Smithers were a.
warded the contract for building
the bridge and have started work.
The new building referred to is
being put up by Rosalio Cande-
laria, Jr., and Santos Candelaria.
Its size is 1O0x70 feet, one story.
The front wall is already up and
was built of stone from a quarry
about four miles from Concho.
Four masons and several car
penters, all local men, are en-
ployed on the work. When fin
ished this building will be a
great improvement to Concho,
and will cause tourists to stop
and take notice. Part of the
5uilding-a room 35x70 at the
west end-will be used for a
garage, the need of which has
been felt for a long time. The
other end of the building will be
used for store. 1t is the inten-
tion to have it completed by the
first of November. st. Johns
Observer.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
Local and Personal
News of Holbrook

E. P. Howell of Navajo was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Ed Cole was visitor in town
from Cooley Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. Ross Judge of the Supreme
Court was a visitor in town We'd
nesday.
Miss Olive Clark returned
home from the coast where she
has spent her vacation.
Zeke Newman was in from his
ranch the first of the week at
tending to business matters.
C. E. Owens was down from
Snowflake Monday to attend the
Board of Supervisors meeting.
Mrs. Dee Dewitt returned
home from Snowflake where she
has been visiting for several
days.
Matte B. Fish of Woodruff
was in town several days this
week visiting with Mrs. L. S.
Howard.
Ben Tenney of Alpine passed
thru Holbrook on his way to Los
Angeles where he will stay this
winter.
Mrs. j. F. Fischer returned
from Texas where she has been
visiting relatives the first part
the week.
R. C. Creswell of Winslow and
Ezra Richards of St. Joe were
in town this week attending the
Board Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Black and
family left for Standard, Cali
fornia Monday, they intend to
make their home there for a
while.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
Breezy News Notes
From Lakeside Town

Born to Mr.. Mrs. Chas. L
Rhoton a baby girl Aug. 10th.
Virgil Burke who has beer
employed in Holbrook, is visiting
home folks a few days.
Andelin Peterson who has been
working in Snowflake for sever
al weeks returned home this
week.
| Mrs. w. S. Hansen returned
from Snowflake this week where
she has been to help care for her
mother who has bee9 seriously
i'll.
The Bee Hive Girls of Snow
flake were here the first of the
week On their outing. hiking,
boating, swimming and dancing
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Nay who
have been visiting friends in this
vicinity for several weeks, left
for their home in Phoenix Tues
day.
Miss Maud Seevie, who has
been visiting here during the
summer months with her sister
Mrs. Phoebe Hall, left Monday
morning for her home in Gilbert.
Miss Seevie is a charming young
lady and made many warm
friends while here who will miss
her greatly.
dear Don L. Hansen: We
wonder if our correspondent
could possibly have had you in.
in mind when the above was
written. Oh. well, cheer up
old man. Gilbert is not so far a.
way and the R. R. Strike is over
now. Yours. Editor.)
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
Newsy LocalNotes
From Town Of Taylor

Mrs. P. A. Bushman was in
town Wednesday purchasing
fruit to take back to Day Lake.
VIM. A. Hunt and Wilford
Perkins mere down from Clay
Spsings several days this week.
Mr.. Ed Lee is entertoining a
brother and nephew the past
few days from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Bill Solomon and Glen Baldwin
were in town several days this
week from Geo. Scott's sheep
camp.
A. A. Gibbons is here visiting
the past few days with his
daughter Mrs. Arthur Palmer
and son B. L. Gibbons.
j. B. Crockett and wife of
Floy, Ariz., owners of some fine
bred mules were in town Satur-
day seeking a trade for cattle.
Mrs. A. F. Standifird and
small sons are with Mr.. S. on
the road job this week. She
will do the cooking for the camp.
Ernest Shumway who resides
at Thatcher and who has been
attending school at Flagstaff
this summer, is visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Shum-
way.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
Local News Items From
Town Of Linden

Messrs. VIM. C. Smith ant
! Curtis Bushman made a busines,
trip here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Savage
spent Sunday visiting with the
Lionbarger family.
Miss Mary Fish is spending a
few days visiting with her
friend Mrs. Willard Rogers.
Miss Charlotte Ballard has
been spending the last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Rogers.
Mrs. Lille Lewis of Taylor
spent few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Gard
ner of this place.
Messrs. Fillerup and Davis
held a meeting in the interest of
better dairy products. A delic-
ious sample of ice cream was
given everyone.
Messrs. R. D. Rogers and ].
L. Pearce made a missionary
trip to Heller Sunday on their
way back Pearce traded his sad
die horse for a Ford.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
s. 5. Have
Corn Roast
Tuesday

Tuesday night the officers and
teachers of the local Sunday
School treated themselves and a
few invited guests to a "corn
roast at the John Flake ranch
just above town.
Many games were played and
stunts of various kinds pulled
Off. And eats! say, if Joseph
of old had been present he'd
have fed the multitude" and
still saved corn sufficient for a
seven years famine. Other
toodstuffs, including ice cold
lemonade, were in proportion.
But, anyway, oh, well, you
know-it took truck to haul
the commissary up there but it
all came back in touring cars.
First prizes in the athletic
events were awarded as follows:
100 yd. dash (bantam class)
Loral c. Owens and Mrs. Eva o.
Decker.
Endurance Race lover 18O lbs
George C. Ramsay and Mauretta
Ballard.
High Jump H. F. Bushman.
Broncho Riding T. C. Hoyt.
Best Acrobat M. L. Flake.
Strongest Man Evan Larson.
Long Distance Corn Eating
Champion 168 inches (19 ears
Farm Bureau Standard size) C.
E. Owens.
Daintiest Person Mesdames
l.. c. Owens and M. L. Flake
tied.
Largest Lemonade Capacity
Barrel emptied before contest
was decided. j. r. Crandell and
A. H. Smith running throat and
Adams apple on last swallow.
In addition to the above pri-
zes. we are authorized by the A.
A. U. to announce that John T.
Flake and Bessie Solomon placed
on the All-American football ele-
ven as full back and tackle re-
spectively.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
The Herald for fine job print

The Herald for fine job print
ing.
H. C. Tenney was in town sew
eral days this week from his
ranch.
The big annual Hopi Indian
Snake Dance will be held ION
the second mesa" tomorrow.
George Bailey came in from
Cibecue Thursday to visit his
wife who recently returned from
Berkley.
Bessie Solomon, Forest office
stenographer and typist, return
ed Tuesday morning from Lake
side. She went to Showlow Sat-
urday afternoon to assist the To-
cal Bee Hive Girls present Gu
pid's Partner" there and re-
malneQ TO nelp them enjoy their
hike for day or so.
For SALE: Two town lots, q
block on main highway to Tay-
lor, about one block south of
railroad. Terms: 500 down $40
per month. Write Walter C.
Shelley lis West Roosevelt
albuquerque, New Mex.
A Swarm of local Bee Hive
Girls took a hike Tin a wagon)
to Lakeside last Friday. They
returned Tuesday.
The local Young Mems organ
ization will return the compli-
ment given them by the Young
Ladies recent lawn party by en-
tertaining them at corn roast on
the Fair Grounds Tuesday eve-
ming. Everybody invited!
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
'FOrest06ce
|fOMOvetO
| Holbrook

,roin the whims of a few
.,nernment officials have been
|p,nod to overrule right and
''.oD TO say nothing of the in
s..sts of scores of people. The
G,.r,aaves National Forest head
|',s,ters is being moved to Hol-
f,ook All week property has
been packed and hauled to the
st,tion and headquarters will be
sstablished at the county seat
.syt Tuesday, according to pre-
ent plans.
HOlbrook is to be compliment
on being made the new head
usrterS, but We fail to see suf-
Ecient reason for a change at
In Well established telephone
|vstems are to he disrupted and
hanged, while central location
|pd the wishes of cores of per-
hittees are sacrificed for what
e can only see to be the con-
pDience of a few swivel chair
tistS from "the higher ups"
order to save these three or
bur gentlemen 28 miles of ira
h, from the main line railroad
rcq or twice year. dozens of
amitteeS from the east end of
e Forest especially will be fire.
lently forced to travel overland
ON 40 to 80 miles Will the Su-
pEiSOr himself and his staff
ID be placed at the same disad-
Pntage in their field trips over
lis part of the Forest. 1t re-
Finds US of trying to win the
arfrOm Paris.
Some administrative advan-
geS" claimed by those respon-
BE for the change will prob
Ny follow the move but our
lnble opinion is that, every
ing considered, the disadvan-
gS seem in the majority.
OVever, we wish them success
their new location.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
WithdraWS FROM Race

Mrs. James Donohoe informs
the Herald that she has officially
withdrawn from the race for
County Recorder.
This will be sad news to her
many friends in this section who
seem to consider her election a
foregone conclusion.
She desires to thank her
friends for their pledged support
and expresses regrets that her
action has been necessary.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25


j. A. Lundquist, formerly of
this place. now of Gilbert, mo-
tored over from there Monday
to visit with relatives here and
join his family. He brought
with him his sister-in-law, Miss
Leora Willis, a daughter of r. A..
Willis who was an old resident
here. Adrian is making good in
the Salt River country and is
everywhere considered one of
the best young farmers in the
Valley.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
". Richards An
nOunces for Sheriff

'''' Richards of st. Joseph
N'a'S his name for considera-
F,Oy the Democratic voters
'' Political Announce
'S In this weeks Herald.
SAS his party members to
srI ua'e MIN as the Democratic
uuate for Sheriff of Navajo
,oS,l o% IN the on 18th proximo.
Oil Richards is universally
['a [''a throughout the County.
aS many warm friends in
pa part of the County who will
"ple e his return to active pol
he has for several years
osu, one of the County's lead
A. t,IlOcrats. III He held the Of
lpsn, ,reaSuerer for two con-
II SIs t. terms, the maximum al
sis y ~ Iaw' making a record
" IN that Office that will
~. large factor in the pres,
N, man of unusual perso.
n ~ ,.;O popular; one whom we be.
6t I,,l tn enforce the laws. He
Fectsa ~ make a good race and,
oo.a.c richards is one 'lS,' Of fo,,,
fSoea tiSesfs who filed nomination aiar
r'n' for Sheriff before s'lurDt Aug
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25

Have You Registered?
You can register at the
Herald Office. Do it to-day
so you can vote at the Pri-
mary September, 18th. 1922.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25

Stake Missionary Conference
will be held at Linden Sunday
September 3rd. Everybody is
cordially invited. There will be a
big corn feed" at the noon hour
free to everybody.
Lorenzo Jennings. formerly of
Taylor now of Phoenix, is visit
ing among his relatives and old
time friends and neighbors in
this section this week. He paid
the Herald office a pleasant call
Monday and helped We scribe
tight again the battles of College
algebra and Spanish l, 2, 3, etc.
REM is a student at the Univer-
sity of Arizona and is making a
splendid record there. He rep
resented his Alma Mater on one
Of the Varsity debating teams
last year and has been elected
president for the coming term OF
one of the largest campus organ.
izations there. He is a student
of the, School of Law.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
"Just For Fun"

A three act comedy under the
above name was presented at the
Social Theatre last night by local
talent of Holbrook. Unfortun-
ately on account of insufficient
advertising, the crowd was
small. The performance how
ever, was just as unusually good.
of the crowd there none succeed
ed in getting away without a
good laugh.
w. R. Plant, an actor of some
experience on the professional
stage easily starred in his role
of the fake Earl of Chelsea.
The. bloomin' blighter was bad
ly good, don't you know.
In addition to his regular part,
Mr.. Plant also sang some popu-
lar solos in a pleasing tenor
voice and consented to dance
few few steps a number which
received the best hand of the
evening.
The other characters were also
strong, Bill Woods as the real
Lord Chelsea being quite a
favorite while the pretty Miss
Manley who played the feminine
lead opposite him was also good.
Jennie Newman was a fine
make believe" heiress while
Mrs. C. H. Jennings was
typical aristocrat. A good share
of the laughs went to Goldie
Greer, the red-headed Irish
Maid. aud she surely deserved
them.
Come again, Holbrook, we are
sorry about the crowd, but, we'll
next time try some of our print
ers ink and you'll find also that
Herald space will help you.