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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
Feather Giuttons.

Ransom Kennicott. chief forester in
the Illinois forest preserve district,
saws that robins eat more than other
birds
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21
Everything Charged.

MY battery-charge IT,"
Il have charged il. That viii he 81"
Charge it."-LOuisville Courier
Journal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21

Words spoken rapidly are apt TO
come from the throat. rather than
from the heart and mind.-Atchison
Globe.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21

The woman who trusts all men is
shy of experience.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21

one Of the hardest things in the
world 10 do is nothing.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-06-21

AGENTS. CANNASsER>-Extraor o2-
purtuusry. New fruit product "iells'
fruit Juice like maElc- Wonderful side line.
both SEXES. Juy-Jel Company. ST Joseph. M
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SAND HILL


There will be the uSunl order Of sun
day school at =. m. at tn" NJ +. churcn
on Sunday and Will b" followed by 1
SrrVic" conducted by MT EtrI" afIrtI"F
OF Dallas. In the absence OF IN" MINIS
ter" NeF. HocheNb"FFE pong on ms va
walton. which he Is spending nj Grace
ton. IA.
Mr. and Mrs James SAMPSON 'SSu'H
invitations Tor a party '"' N'"'''S"NS
evening bRt owing I" 'h' '"''''"'"',
OF the evening many We're pr'H'"'''
from acccr'!mE IN" 'nE''',.'h
MIS- Ad| I"'ahu. 81 H''',' "u' -,
ROAD, former T"S'"vhl ~ N"HU ''''' ",'''
tho misfortune to h"Er h'f nome "'-
stroyed by FIR" on TUESDAY evening.
some OF the contents "''" save" p"'
IN" loss VII. ne ani'e h'HNE.
MI an" NIS. 'c'' l''"s "'' -
MISS L'I,i' W 'h'e'S' are '"' '"' ~
n It'," """En'''' norm I"r -''''' a.
'h'I' nom near '''''S """
MT. t"W''" ,'"' - NV N'''',, w.
chant has purchase" ne" "''"''''
ono ton truck.
Mr. W'''"r' Wilson ana 'Hl,Hr'n. ~
stone 'hurrN ROAD Flm grove. Us S'..nu-
'"E IN" Wr"E Nor" VII" "'' '""'' MIS-
SuSann" t"rI\W me.
Mrs Edward Mu'I ana 'h''nr'n 70
turned 10 lh'f nom" IN FIN 'i"N' 'i
Thursday. after spending a week "i'n
MT, an" M' ;, w w, t'""'' ,.,..
"i' in" NiH' h',"',, '"1N'- w.,
l''i' ~ "..",r, ,"hi'u ''H az .,.,o,.
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p~rc,inpcr vho &c patjeDt I'm tho
V-he,,ln,. hns,ltol
Mr. and Nlrs Dusse, Wilson ann son.
Of U.nnaedarc y.cr, Sunday with Mr..
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mountains. 1t IS 70 be pur"'y n pleas
ure trip with on definite date for re
turning.
Mr and Mrs Frank White Of Toledo.
o.. are visiting Mrs Whites mother
Mrs. Emma White. OF Mt. Oltvet.
Mrs Emma White. Of Nj. Olivet. VINO
has been very sick is somewhat I'M
proved.
Mrs. Mary Cow. - Martins Ferry, O.,
Is visiting Mrs Cal. GarN!n. OF Nj. OH
vet
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HediGar WIZ en-
terrain the r. y. l.. club next FRIDAY
evening. August IL.
Misses Lillian Snedcker and Hilda
Rleck are spending their vacation a.
Atlantic City.
Mrs. y. NJ. Garvtn and son GrorGc,
returned home from Cleveland We'd
ncsdaT.~ accompanied by Miss Mary
Spencer. who will spend some time Wis
Iting at the Garvin home.
Mrs. Ray SchradCr and sister, Irene
Crawr-.d are visiting relatives IN
Wheeling.
on Wednesday afternoon, August =.
Mrs. II T. cook will entertain the
ladies Aid Society OF tho Pheasant HilI
NJ. F. church \ special request has
been nadr for all the members to 30
present.
Miss Stella Marsh. "f Shcrrard. wh)
has been i'll or some time. has been re-
moved to the ohio Valley hospital or
treatment.
Mis- Euina Kigcr Is visiting IN Fen
wood and Martins Ferry this wr"k
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THE GIRL ACROSS THE STREET

Davis recovered his stick and his com
posture, and said to the butcher boy:
Young man, you are crazy. You are
n damned idiot. You ought to be
locked up" And then, because his
heart was filled with rage TO the eX-
clusion of chiyalry. he turned to the
girl and continued: AS for you,
young lady. you've got on too much
powder, and bobbed hair looks like
the devil.
Alas for romance, Nor was that
the end When evening came the girl
received another of the letters
signed, this one was, by that young
est Walker hoy-the one that isn't
quite right in the head-and at once
she knew that all the missives had
been copied from book.
81 just hate that man Davis, she
coniidcd to Daughter. The nasy, bald
thing. wouldn't marry the hateful
old fossil if he was the last man an
earth"
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ST. MARYS

Hall Sundcrmar. oF craig. was huF1-
ness caller here Wednesday.
John Ruckman. oC Eloycrdalc, was
hcrc Wednesday, transact'ng business.
Elgin Adkins. Of Newport O.. was
caller here Thursday
f. ]. Fdmonds. OF Utica. O.. IS her"
this week visiting relatives.
4 w. Powell. Of Union Mills. was in
town Wednesday
Mrs sam Wiley. # Maxwell. was
shorping hero Wednesday
John Chalk. Earl roen. Everett Nc
Gee ard Vernon Higgins were in Sisters
VILE Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer YcrEiu. Of Calcutta. was
shopping hero Wednesday,
Mrs. Geo. Henson and son, Of Bel
mont. wcro visitors here Thursday.
Editor Robert Morr'H. ~ New Mar
tinsvillo. was hero Thursday looking
after some business.
II. A. McGee was 4 business caller IN
Marietta. Wednesday.
J. ". Goodwin and son. Rem. of fark-
ersburE were here Wednesday looking
after their oil interests.
Mrs T. a. Sayre has purchased the
Rm Oldfeld residence ON Fourth street.
Mr.. Oldfeld Will buy the property which
ne formerly owned, from Mrs. ]. O.
building on his lot
Henry Hammrtt. Of Long, Run. was
a business caller here Thursday.
Hobart Pethtle returned to his homo
ut Toronto. O, Thursday after attend
Ing the funeral Of. his father, William
Pethile.
NJ and Mrs Richard Y Tnthtle OF
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BETHESDA

Miss Ella May Moore OF ozark r.
tended the Observation-Disclosures Holiness
church on Sunday.
There has been some miSundcrstnnd-
ing about the Perkins Reunion. Ii Is
Saturday August -. at the home Of Mrs.
c. J. Moblcy Of Armstrong; Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs George i. Wilcox have
returned from WEEKS stay with friends
at cleveland.
Mrs. c. H. Clark Of Pennsylvania is
the guest Of hcr sist"r Mrs. VIII Nous
and other relatives this w""k
Naroy Anderson Of Granville, O, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Laws
Misses Wilma ana WiHnefrcd Bailey
Of Canal Dover are with their OLD
school mates here this week
Robert Laws Of Akron IS spending his
two weeks vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. &. &. Laws.
Rev. Fred S Bishop and family ~
Wheeling arrived hcrc this week to
spend the month Of August with his ro-
latIves.
Miss Helen Emsley Of Warwood. W.
Va was tho guest Of Miss Sarah bud
lev ut Epwor;h Park over last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs 9. i. Corbn of Louis
Vile. Ky. are guests of Mrs. Corb.ns
parents Mr. and Mrs. Shell King.
Alden HoCc Of Chicago Is the guest
OF his cousin Winner Berry.
Word has been received here from
Carrie E.wers, head Of Ian Division OF
the fire Department Of New York city
that he Will be here, to attend tho
Ewcrs-Jarett reunion on August ninth.
Miss Amy Gregg Of the Old Folks
Home, Cincinnati. f. with friends here.
Mrs. Jewel Martin l.ovcjoy Of Chicago
is hero for a vis!t with relatives.
Mr.. Charles Stuhhs and family Of Bel
fountain visited last week. with their
cousin Mrs. John Flood. they are now
with friends at w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed c. Smith OF Marietta
spent the week end with their daugh-
,ers Mrs. Elliott and Miss Smith, at Ep-
worth Park.
Miss Pauline l.Jtta Of COrnng. O.. Is
the guest OF friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rurris Of Mt. rl"as-
ant, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs II. r.
Lee on Sunday.
Mr.. George Baucrl" Of Wheeling spent
the weekend with his wife and dauEh-
ter Anna Belle At Epworth Park
Mrs. Thomas RurtroM Of st ''atrs-
Willie spent few days the last Of tho
week with friends at the Park
Mrs Anna Stonehrakcr Is spending a
few days at Cambridge.
Miss Lois James returned to her home
at Dcersvillr. after weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs ". W. Lucas.
Mr. and Mrs w. W. Lucas MIR and
Mrs. II. V. GLADDEN. ami son Roger and
Mrs. Moblcy and family attended com
munion service At the Concord FRESH! p
terrain church Of Ccm'"rN!Il" ON sunday
Warren Okry Of Canton is spending
his vacation here
Mr.. willard NrEc and family former
residents OF this place, arrived here last
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The blow hrs fallen--nay. several
blows have fallen. Monday afternoon
the butcher boy and the girl across
the street walked to the corner drug
store for 4 plate of ice cream, and
destiny led their feet past the dingy
building that houses the dinSier Office
Of Lawyer Davis-he whom they both
held responsible for mysterious love
letters received by tho girl
Lawyer Davis sat brOudinC In front
Of the building. gently swinging his
cane to lend of maraudmG flies. and
at sight of him the butcher boys
grievance hlosSomcd into action.
Without conversational preface he
swung his good right fist and smOte
the lawyer on the ear. Davis WAS
shaken. but game. With squawk Of
surprise and rage he stumbled to his
lcet and began TO lay about with his
cane. The action was brief and sans
casualties, for uctghbOrs interviewed
and twincd their arms about the COM
batantS. When order was restored
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AUSTRIAN PROBLEM
MAY Be CONSIDERED
Formal Request is Made to Allied
Powers to Take up Financial Cues
ton at London Conference

Paris. Aug. 4.-By the Associated
Press )-Austria has requested the
Allied powers to consider the Austrian
situation at next week's London con-
ference. Diplomatic representatives
OF the Austrian government in Paris
and London have pointed out that
the threatened financial collaps" in
Austria would be likely to have a
serious effect upon the whole Euro
pean situation and especially that in
Central Europe.
The reparations commission today
finally approved tho Law passed In
Austria recently creating a bank OF
issue in that country for tho purpose
of stabili2irg exchange.
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CLAR|NGTON

Mrs e. VI. Messcrly came home last
Monday from visit of several weeks
wit. her daughter in Cleveland, Ohio.
MIS-. G. w. Hubacher of Pittsburgh
is the guest OF relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Troy of Columbus.
O.. and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cline OF
Cleveland were visitors here last week
Miss Elizabeth Messerly OF Shady
side was the guest of her grandparents
here last week.
Fred Williams OF woodsfcld was
among friends here Friday.
Charley Pontius Of Akron. g., was
recent visitor with Cameron friends.
Mrs. John Kampfer has returned
home from visit Of several weeks
with her son. Fred. at Mechanicsburs.
Ohio
John orn Of Wheeling spent Sunday
At the Kin1pel home.
Mrs. G. w. Cain and daughter. Efoise.
and Miss Merle Mozena returned Thurs
day from a visit with friends at Kent
ana Akron.
III. and Mrs. John J. Wooley and
children Of Athens. O.. were the guests
last week of relatives in this commun-
:ty.
Miss Lulu Rea was a Wheeling WIS.,
itor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Frantz and son
Of Martins Ferry were recent visitors
here.
Mrs. ]. r. Zesiger and daughter.
Vera. were shopping in wheeling re-
Gently.
Misses Addie and Emma Fankhauser
returned Wednesday from a two weeks
vistr with relatives at Ravenna-
Andrew McCaslin Of Woodsfeld was
a v!sito. here this week.
Misses Mary and Emma Kampfer
were guests Of relatives at McMechen
this week.
Clarigton is going into gala attire
for the Radcliffe Chautauqus Aug. I.
5 and o This Is our first chautauotA
and the wish is being expressed on all
sides that the success Of IL may war
rant an annual return oS same as ths
Influence Of chautauqua is much necned
in our rural community and our tor-
ward looking citizens arc 10 be COM
uended for their efforts In bringing 10
us the better things OF life.
Birth-Monday. July so. daughter
TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates.
Clarington camp meeting in Saiicrs
Grove Aug. II, IL and IS. promises TO
he one of the best ever held In THIS
beautiful "frst temple"
Rev Kochritz, former pastor OF
the Evargrliscal church OF TINS place.
visited here Thursday.
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PADEN CITY :

paden CITY. Aug 4-Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Reed and daughter have gone -
West Union to visit Mrs. Reeds sister.
Mrs. Frank Smith.
Ernest kende will leave Saturday for
Ben Fork. wher" he will conduct 80
weeks revival In the Christian church
He will be Joined the first Of next week
by his brother, Ferdinand. who Will
preach at West Alexandria. Sunday.
Both young men are students in Beth
any College.
Mrs, Mary Bowman. of Sardis, O.. Is
the guest Of her son Charles Bowman
and wife.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Robert Rowley. OF Par
kersburg. who have been visiting rela-
tives IN Sistersville. are the guests Il
his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Row.
ley.
Mrs. G.. w Nuzum is the guest foT
several days OF her daughter Mrs. Ciff-
ford Majors. of Moundsville.
Miss Lucille Walters. Ivan Lesros and
Mrs. r. l.. Hanlon, of New MatamoraS.
O.. were guests Thursday. OF Mrs. Han
Ions daughter, Mrs. Leslie Faggert.
Mrs c. l.. Richeson. Of Sistersvile. Is
spending the week here in tho office %
the Paien City Glass Company.
Mrs Fred Fagert and daughter. Miss
Mary. have returned from a brief vtsl-
with relatives in Hannibal. o.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Getrost WI re-
turn home Saturday from several da"S
visit with relatives and friends in
Wheeling and Belaire. o.
Kenneth and Wanda. small children
Of Mr. and Mrs. p T. Smith are recov-
ering from an operation for the reno
val Of their tonsils TO which they sub.
mitted. Wednesday in the Sistcrsvillo
General hospital.
The Pittsburgh De Moines Steel Com
pany Is completing tho installation OF :
modern water works system In this Cl'N.
The water is pumped from an artes!an
we'll into A 1000 barrel tank. situated
on the I'LL above the city. Twenty thom
sand fee. Of line carries the water 10
al The homes.
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Mt. PLEASANT

Eorr 20 Mr. and Mrs. William Phil
ljrs a dAuvntrr. Monday July -.
Mrs; Floyd paurhcrty and son Rob-
.rr, were shopping ia Wheeling We'd
I.unos Thc.,kcr, is. visiting relatives
here
Mr. 'oaa krin&c and son john. Mrs.
l:. i;,~- aud son. we're shopping III
Wh,,uuE "Wednesday
MIR. Runrrt I'ini". Misses Aim, an"
t:i,,rur Sommers, J-~sie li"bufn and
N.rgiu,a Finley wer" shopping III
Wheeling Wednesday
Douglas lost, purchased TIA" Jcl-
forbes property recently.
Misses Mary Edirh and Alice t'uiton
nre visiting their aynt Mrs. FIJI Nc
Hugh Of Farmington> q.
Several persons are ATTENDING the
ohautauQua at Cadz this week
Miss Gertrude Hawthorne. was shop
utu. in Wheeling "Wednesday.
Earnest rinlry OF St"uhcnvIilc. Wa
visiting relatives here recently.
NJ {. button. spent Thursday with
his sister Mrs Ed McHugh Of fnrm-
lnEton. o.
Misses MadGr Rowcrs and Edna Ger
Ike, were shopping in Wheeling Thurs
day.
Miss Ella I.untor Of Martins FeriN.
was visiting friends here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rarkhurst and
Grand children. May and Donald Rark-
hurst of Br!d1cvl!ie. Ia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernzel and daughter Of Gary, Ind.
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
lever recently.
Mrs. p"lb"rt Sterling ie on the SEX
list.
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Hahh and fam
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TEN PTATION

The peculiar thing about a drink OF
whiskey is that it changes the point
Of view. Though a man be tAnid and
aycrse to idle chatter with tho ladies',
once he surrounds a drink Of rye and
begins 10 feel its delightful Jingle in
his veins. he will begin TO wish that
some unwary mortal might insult him.
"Ha," he will say, as he smirks before
his mirror, where Is that dame who
tried to flirt with me yesterday
This ability to change the point OF
view is not peculiar to whiskey, how
ever. Age has it also Youth is full
Of fire. 1t is eager to so adyenturinS,
and adventure means something out
of the ordinary. Every temptation IS
but a reckoning finger that promises
adventure. And youth meets tempta
ton half way, because temptation
pledges itself to satisfy an appetite.
But temptation seldom assaults mid
die age. 1t stands coyly AT distance
and affects Indifference. II middle age
would 90 astray. it must court temp
tation. 1t must lie awake o nights and
work its imagination overtime IN or
der to generate sufficient fire to make
temptation genuine. All sins OF middle
age are deliberate.
And when at last age has eXtin-
guished the last spark Of flre--when
man has done everything once and so
has no further opportunity to md a
kick" in novelty-when temptation
passes by on the other side and man 5
blood runs cold at the mere thought
of adyenture-he wraps his garments
close TO avoid contamination ana
saws: II was n fool, but now am
grown wise. can't understand what
pleasure youth finds In all its mad FOL.
lies. fear me the world has changed
since I was young-thcre's new
spirit Of recklcssness in the air An
me, All. me"
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only folks what liked Ticker drunk 1t
when anybody could git it. but now
even the folks what don't like 1t can
enjoy Grinkin it because it's again the
law.
We'll. sir, if his argument is right,
l know a way TO make folks happy and
decent. We got TO have mo- reform
ers. We got to fo'bid dang nigh ever
thing. An We got to make special eff
fort 10 fo'bid things what's harmless.
Chawin' gum and doin' fancy work an
reading the Bible must all he fo'btd.
An then folks would sneak around
after dark to do these things an feel
right independent and sassy. an git a
right smart O. thrill out O. Twin with
cut doiu' the'selyes no harm.
Seems to me it's right bright
idee, an | ought to have medal or
somethin'."
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HANNIBAL

Mrs. blanche Grey returned. Sunday
20 her home In MoundsvIlie after II
short visit with her. sister Mrs Frank
Henthorne
Frank Dunlap OF Sistersville was
business caller In&own Monday.
Mrs. Lou Oldom Of Akron. O. and
Mrs. Hale OF Belprc. O.. are visitors at
the Cline home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Williams OF New
Mart'nsvile spent Monday with Miss
SADIE Lenkard
Mrs. o. A. fisher and two children
returned home Saturday from New Cas-
several weeks
Or. Faukhauser Of New MartinsTlle
was caller IN town Sunday.
Miss Margaret Henthorne OF Bell
aire. O.. was a week end visitor Of her
grand parents Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Henthorne
Mrs. Ankrom and daughter Elizabeth
OF New MartinSvilje were visitors OF
Mrs Florence Faunds. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Spring and baby
OF Mt. Yarnon spent Wednesday with
friends IN town.
Mrs. Nora Kasserman and daughter
Miss Alma OF Wheeling were visiting
relatives in town the past week
Forest Hoskins and sisters Miss
Eva ana MIS- HLd "t"NeS OF New
MartInsville returned home Sunday
evening from "TRIP 70 "icKsVllIe. o.
ana were accompanied oy thelr cousin
Mrs. Belle Smith.
rev ii. l.. Henthorne and son OF
Fettatre' o. were tho guests OF his
mother Mrs Jane Henthorne several
days.
VT and Mrs. Harry Young and baby
OF New MarunSYiIle were Sunday visit
'orS OF WE ana Mrs homer "lcKes
VI anu MIS- Joe So'e returned home
rr'H"s from "Trip 70 MaSSlH"n' tam
oFIuEe ana other points In the state.
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COLERAIN

Mrs. J. +. Wilson Ia ElS'''"S
nj North Bend. =. ,.,.,,..
Mr. = +. SickFrs. was business
caller at Falrview Thursday
NJ c Brown. was business cS''er
~ Martins Ferry Monday
r l.. Walker. WAS 4 visitor Al r"''
''S Wr and Mrs. Frank McComos. OF
Cleveland. are visiting there pare"'S
Mr. and Mrs }. W. Walker ,.,
Mr.. Ellsworth Colrin. has pu''"'Ss"
4 new threshing OUTFIT 49,,
Nv and Mrs. CLAIR Wicker. NJ MiU-
diem city returned home a''e'
with their parents. ~
Ms Farquhsr. OF Centerr'l's. "a
.rcturned home after visit win
hn- daughter Mrs. J. W. walker.
NJ George Ttnsman was u business
caiIcr in Boston this week.
NJ 4 A Davis OF Barnesvtlle was a
business caller here Monday.
Miss Edith Yost was Visitor III
wheeling Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. II. c. Gillespie an"
,,n,S,y OF redwood, O., were the Guc"t
~ Mr.. and Mrs. C.. \. Miller i"u'>'
day. -, e.,,ss,
NJ Mrs. c. H. Malin Monday
Tho W. {. /. L he'" tue"
meeting Thursday. ,.,,,...
Mr.. J. ". Rigshy was onS''S'S
caller in Wheeling Thursday.
Ms G. q. Peabody was visitor In
Wheeling Thursday.
Ms. Morris Vickers and dauSh'e-
Nary ~ Athens. o.. have returned
honos after visit with Mr.. and MIS-
s p. Vickers.
Mr. Herman Lawrence. ~ Alexandra
"a visiting his parents Mr., and Mrs
Nary Lawrence.
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weekend visitors OF their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Hewstt
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McGlumphy ana
son. Keith. Of the Stone road were
guests ut the X. NJ. Atkinson home sun
day.
MesSrs. Sam Gardiner. W. ". and W.
A. Campbell were business visitors ~
Waynesburg. Pa. Monday.
VIM. MesSe and family Of Washington
spent SUNDAY with his sister, Mrs Johh
Frye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hewitt OF Neoo
spent the weekend with New kenslns-
ton friends. They will drive home the
new touring car recently purchased at
that place by Mr.. Hewttt's father.
Less Parsons Of near Calls was re-
moved 10 the Glendale hospital Thurs
day suffering from an infected eye.
Later reports are not favorable ana II
Is feared that he will lose his eyeSight.
James Harsh, who was very seriously
M Saturday night. Sunday and Monday
with pneumonia. is improving nicely.
Ne Harris. field man for the Manu-
Hacturers Light & Heat company. -
confined 70 his home with typhoid fever.
At present the disease Is In NGnt
form.
Oscar owen OF West Alexander. Pa.
. Is spending snort N6CllIOu WIN AAS
parents. Mr. and Mrs Adds Owen.
Lester Ingram employe at the Manu-
racturcrs Light & Heat company and
son. Billie are quite i'll OF typhoid.
Charles Clutter and Bridge Little. gas
employees. with their families arc spend
Ing a two weeks vacation with friends
IN the nearby towns.
Mrs. Myrtal Wilson nf Ohio visited
her mother. Mrs. Lucinda Crider at the
II l. Sherrich home during the past
week
II Is truly said Wise men change
their minds. but fools never And the
WOLF Run netghbors OF the NJ. w. OF
A. have shown their wisdom by deciding
to have the picnic "a usual at the
Phillips grove. At former meetings II
was thought. owing TO the work neces-
Sary - preparing the grounds and
serving refreshments. best 10 dispense
with the homecoming. but on Saturday
evenings meeting. after listening 10 the
city and country folks. they said August
~ IS the day. Phillips grove the place.
Plenty OF music. eats. games. In fact all
tina, GO 70 make UP a tirst-class picnic.
Come.