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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-15
VISITORS ENTERTAINED

Goldenrod Rebekah lodge en'ei.
tanned about 40 members of Eas'e'
Rebekah lodge from Palouse "
Wednesday evening with a 6;9o ON
ner The rooms were decorated WIZ
sweet peas and asters During wv
regular lodge session Palouse inili"'
ed our candidates, using the nation
al floor work. This work was grea'
ly appreciated by all In celebrallO"
of our anniversary Past Grand Mas
ter McCroskey gave a short address
A short literary program was ai''
rendered
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-15
PYTHIANs TO LEWISTON

4 number Of Pullman Pythlah'
went to Lewiston last Thursday even
ing to attend a big K. of P. meetlhs
which marked the formal opening OIL
the new Lewis and Clark hotel Inc
meeting was in honor of the supreme
chancellor of the order, the supreme
K. Of r. & S. and grand lodge OF
ticers of Washington oregon anu
Idaho Among the Pullman Pyln,
ians were Judge ThOs. NELL, Haro'u
Allen, Aalph Alderman, Ferris CaII'
Ira G, Allen, J. w. Robinson. Jane'
"andon, Leonard Kilham, CLARK "
Nye, Dale Kimball and Alvin SWishei
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-15
KIWANIS BUILDING
PROGRAM PROMISING
Three New Homes No,, H..
Assured With More in prosDo.,

The local Kiwanis club b.
tered into its own your own ~. w.
campaign with a spirit that bids
to result in real accomplisbmon. ''~
three new homes are already o,. Suu
definitely assured as a result 90
efforts of the club, with severa, D'
IN prospect. Several plans for
slstlng in financing WORTHY nerso~
who have limited amount of
ital to put into a residence aro
considered by the Kiwanis con,n,I'
tee, and definite program will ~
presented by the committee
soon. At the meeting Monday roas
the club voted its hearty andons.
ment of the work of the commit.
and pledged its united support ~
the program finally adopted for 90
sisting in residence construction +.
Pullman.
George II. Watt, a member of ~,
committee, reported that az roa,
dence buildings have been constrro,
ed in Pullman since the CITY bnud
ing permit system went into affoo.
ION September %, 1919. This is asido
from three or four large HOUSING
buildings, including the Commnpitv
building, the Roth apartments and
one fraternity building. Taking oil
of these buildings into consideration
total Of 100000 has been eynerd.
ed on housing buildings in Pullman
during the three-year period, vet this
construction has not by any means
kept pace with the added demand
for living quarters.
To keep the building program per,
manently before the members of ths
kiwanis club the organization Mon,
day voted to purchase a large man
Of the city to place on the walls Of
the Kiwanis headquarters. All Of
the most desirable building lots will
be indicated by red pins. and as fast
as these are improved with resi-
dences blue pins will be inserted
showing al glance the progress of
the city from a residential building
standpoint.
Charles Beckwith was chairman of
the meeting Monday and his pro-
gram was woven around the poem
The Builder which was interpret
ed from a practical standpoint by
Professor II, W. Cordel Sugges-
tiOns as to how Kiwanians can make
themselves real builders, not for
themselves but for the fair haired
youth who must pass this way, were
offered by Dr. E. 4. Archer, Presi-
dent f o. Holland. William Good
year, c. Z. Graves, Chairman Beck
with and others.
The attendance prize, beautiful
Kwanis pillow, was won by Robert
Nein. The pillow was the handi-
work of Mrs. Beckwith and is a prize
TO be treasured.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-15
BAPTIST CONFERENCE

\ two-day conference of the Pa
louise District Baptist association
came to close here Wednesday af-
ternoon. The conference was at
tended by delegates from several Pa
louise country towns. One of the
principal speakers was Rev. A. II.
Bailey of Spokane Others who par
ticipated in the program were Rev.
D. e. Baker Of Steptoe, Rev. D. J.
Mcclure OF Hay. Rev. ". p. Osgood
Of COlfaX. Rev. W. Z Monbeck Of
Pullman: Professor Longley of the
University of Idaho; Professor NJ. x.
Snyder Of Washington State College.
DR.. J. VI. Risley of Palouse. and o.
W Lindgren of Colfax.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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with painful accident last week
he was standing at a screen door
and the hook ON the spring caught
in his cheek and in trying to take it
out he got his finger caught. Mr..
Cole took out the finger not MOTTO
ing that the hook was in the young-
sters mouth and raised him up, thus
decorating the inside of his cheek SO
that several stitches had to be taken.
He is doing nicely at present
p. c. Lilly. cashier OF the First Ma
tional bank of Whitefish, Mont. and
Rector Nelson, yard master of the
Great Northern Ry. at Whitefish,
were guests of John Cannon last Fri
day and Saturday. He met them at
Spokane and drove them to Pullman
and Lewiston Idaho.
Mrs A. NJ. Bond and Mrs. !. L.
Gilleland were joint hostesses at a
bridge party given Friday afternoon
at the home of the latter. There
were seven tables and the decora-
tions were asters and autumn flow
ers. Mrs. Harry Nash had high
score and Mrs. Karl Allen won the
second prize. Misses Grace Greena-
walt and Juanita Gilleland helped
serve
]. f. Hammond and four employees
expect to go to Priest River, Idaho,
Sunday to start work on the plumb
ing and heating contract of a build
ing block in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Smith of Col
fax were Pullman visitors Tuesday.
c. T. Wilson autoed over from Sc
attic last Saturday and spent the
weekend with his parents-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Button. Mrs. Will
son, who had been visiting here, re-
turned with him Monday.
Frank Neel of Kennewick ar
rived Saturday to visit his brother,
Henry Neel, who is seriously i'll
Mrs Simon Dreifus and Mrs. ]. n.
Pickrell of Colfax were in Pullman
Saturday.
Mrs. A. \. Petty returned Friday
from Eugene, Ore. and on the next
day was called to Anaconda, Mont.
by the sickness of Mr.. Petty's broth
er, ". A Coryell.
Mrs. Richard Gustafson of Imper-
ial Valley, Calf, spent several days
last week visiting relatives here. She
was the luncheon guest of Mrs. Let
terman on Thursday.
n f. j. Gentry wrote from Nisalia,
Calf, that they had enjoyed fine
trip and reached Long Beach about
the 10th. They encountered but one
rainy day, at Portland. Ore
L. NJ. Cox has purchased the W.
H. Eaton property on Kamiaken
street and is contemplating erecting
a bungalow on the vacant lot next
the house
Martins garage Wednesday re-
ceiyed a carload of 1928 Fords. The
six cars in the lot were all sold prior
to arrival and another carload was
Immediately ordered.
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left Sunday for Portland. Ore. to
enter Reid Medical College and be
with his brother. Or. Chas Ulysses
Moore. Mrs. w. r. Jaques and son.
F.. 3leuu. accompanied him to visit her
brother and son. Guy f Jaques, be
fore he goes to Seattle in a few days
to enter the State University to pre-
pare for an eastern college. He has
been running a station for the stand
ard Oil company in Portland with
! great success. being fifth out OF 100
/ statesmen there.
Thirty-live guests were entertain
ed by Mrs. A. NJ Bond and Mrs. j.
: L. Gilleland at the home of the lat
ter Saturday afternoon at a delight
full kensington. Mrs. H. H. Rey-
lnolds and Mrs. Geo Severance were
winners in two guessing contests
Misses Anona Clarkson and Juanita
I8illeland assisted in serving.
Maynard-Price post of the Ameri-
can Legion will meet Monday even
/ ing, when a welcome will be extend
ed to all the men who are back from
their summer vacation A full at
! tendance is desired
Practically all of the Pullman
/ druggists attended the meeting of
the Inland Druggists association at
/ Palouse Tuesday evening. The To-
cal men who made the trip were Geo
r Mcmahon. Harry Struppler and
Stanton J. Hall from the White drug
store, +. r. c, Howell and Thomas
Lukins from Watts Pharmacy and
Arthur Thompson from the Corner
Drug store
NJ. d. Henry left Tuesday morn
ing on an auto trip to Walla Walla
and PendIeton. Ore.
Frank Roth made a business trip
to Lewiston, Monday.
Y. S. Goodyear. assistant state su-
peryisor OF forestry, will arrive to-
morrow to spend the weekend with
his parents. He has been making an
inspection trip in Chelan, Okanogan,
kittitas, Yakima, Stevens and Pend
Oreille counties.
Word has been received that Miss
Mary Bats, formerly a resident OF
Pullman, died about three weeks
ago in Arizona of tuberculosis. She
leaves mother and two sisters,
who are now residing in Washing
ton, d. {.
Mrs. Arthur FORMER of Post Fails,
Idaho, was guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
y. +, Staley, last week. She was
married last month and with her
husband was on her way home from
a honeymoon trip.
Mrs. Lawrence Fairbairn and Miss
Ruby Adams went to Spokane sun
day to meet Mr.. Fairbairn, returning
Sunday.
Herbert Diebel OF PaIouse is a
new employee at the }. 0. Adams
grocery.
Chris Henson is improving his
residence by the addition OF "a sleep
ing porch.
\. }. Fulkerth returned last week
from Alberta, Canada, where he has
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-15


given on the Harry Price ranch now
farmed by Roscoe Cox, two miles
north of Pullman and one-half mile
west of Kitzmiller 1t is claimed
that the new machine does wonder
ful work i'm killing all kinds of
weeds on summer fallow land and
leaves the ground in fine condition.
! All farmers and others interested
are urged to attend the demonstra-
ton
George Blakney OF Freewater,
ore. visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Ad-
ans the latter part of last week He
lis a representative Of the Lamb Fruit
company and was in this section
looking over the prospects for buy
ing and shipping prunes, if these are
enough i'm this section
Cecil +. Haasze returned this week
from Grandyiew. Wash. where he
visited relatives.
Mrs NJ. j. Chapman went to Spo-
kane last Saturday to spend d few
days with friends.
Mrs George II. Cannon and lit
tie son spent several days in Spo-
kane this week
The Is -months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Short is quite seri-
ously i'll.
Mrs, f. w. link was hostess to
the members of the Pleasant Hour
club last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Leta Childs was a guest of
Mrs Emma McCracken and daugh-
ted Monday night and Tuesday.
There was no school at Whelan as
the school house was used for the
primary election.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zundel are
expected to return from their yaca-
ton this week. They have been in
Salt Lake City and other Utah points
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Shumaker and
Miss Minnie Story spent Sunday
night win MIS-. L. D. 0'orE "'
Evansville
The Neighborly Neighbors club of
Sunnyside hill was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. ]. p. Har-
per.
Mrs. Emma Kfser of Great Bend
Kansas. was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. P. Harper during the past week.
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The family made the trim home bv
automobile.
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report the game birds as numerous
in that district but the trim &c a hard
one.
Professor r p Gone made - trim
i TO the west side OF the state and Cor
IalIIs. Ore, this week.
Professor Z II Ctoffa,. ho,a
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One Group Coats, Suits and
Wraps Values to S45

In this group are coats, capes and suits in sport
types and three-piece jersey models; cspes are
navy blue, coats are sport types in t~eeds, We
lour and jersey. Choice of the lot for ..... .,-.
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STATE SOCIETY

-. Gunter Ross oarne,t Plank. Harlan
Barnes Howard BoEgs and tho two hos
tesscs
An attractive lawn party was given
Wednesday night az tho home % Mfs.
STANLEY Upham on South Dsage avenue.
whom she entertained the members nf the
T n T. club, houoriuE- Miss Elizabotb b
Swlndle. one of the clubs popular members,
who is leaving soon Co make hcr Nome
with her sister in ArNans1s city. GAY
japanese lHntCts wero lighted and added
a lovely color tone TO tho evening party.
ut which Misses Josephine Wilson. janice
tombstone. EvpnTclino Harrison. Ruth
Hackwan, Selma Born. Marian Hunt. Ear.
line Osborn, Echel kuccK. Beruice Foster
and Marjory Marklcy were entertained
Mrs Spayd grand chief Of the pythian
sistcrhood. was the recipient OF social hon
Urs "wednesday night IN the home ot STR.
and Mrs. Edwin Fishbact. when the
knights of Pythlans sud the Pythlan sis.
terhood were hosts At a reception Zoo h"r
honor Officers Of tho order stood in tho
receiving line hu1 Miss GLADYS Shredder
and Miss Helen Spayd met the company
u gueats at the door. The lodge Culor@,
red, white blue and yellow. we're pre-
dominate IN tus house decorations anl a
lovely centerpiece Of flowers tn those
shades urnamUutcd tho buffet In the dining
room. program composed of orchestral
numbers vocal solos and rsddiugs by urm-
bers of the lodge formed m interesting
part ~ the entertainment Mrs. Spayd was
presented with lovely gift from the
.Odgea
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turned from Colorado Springs. rhureiay.
where the! spent the month 81 Angus.
Mrs p. NJ kucker and daughter C'je.
ter, MsrctiinS ii returned from T T"' coIo-sGo
tho ttst Of ~ week after hsSins spent
R MS ''i' abd Ma p JohnNon have re-.
turned tom chieaso. after Npendins the
past month IN the north.
Miss Ruth BARTON has accctted post
tlou as teacher In the fth Grade in the
pu6tIc schools of BiHby
Mrs. l. v nu accompanied by Mrs
Mamie Armslrong returned from colo.
spent the remainder Of the week visit.
ing friends aut relatives IN uenryetta.
MIS- W. j. Brown. ir. and Joanc. Of
home of Mr and Nit John Lee urown
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Stevenson of
Texas are visiting In the home of their
Miss uate'lo Cnpporiy spent wefHes.
day as guest u the home OF Mt and
Mrs Fpnk II. Lycr
Tho tdles ~ ne Eastern star lodge Of
Mounds entertained their husbands at n
p,culc at the dam az sopu.pa Thuudhy
rhc funeral Of tho infnn, son of Mr. snd
Mrs Gurdsu Mossiss was held Friday
morning ot mo home Of NJ, and Mrs
John Murrlss.
the Tuulsn high school This year 20 finish
lhe normal training course.
Sir. sui Mrs D. ~ Raymond and Mr
TUNED from an overland trip TO Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs w T. Martin OF Muskosee
spcut the wCgt end visiting friouds and
Rev and Mrs y M Moore Vt unskell
have returned 90 their home after spend.
Ing the week visiting lu tho homo OF
" II Hulse OF Mounds. who has been
with the Cook Drilling, company Tor
the past few years has fccepted a p.ri.
Auu ana signed thtce.yeur cunuact
with the ON Wen Development company.
uui-c has many friends IN Mounds who
wish him success lu this new territory.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. smith. accom-.
panied by Albert ,pickey are enjoying a
Mrs, n VI walker accompanied hv
her daughter, lima, returned from Eureka
Springs. Ark wednesday.
willard Johnston lett last week Tor n
short visit with friends and relatives at
a. s Mccormack ha. disposed OF the
cleaning eatthllshWrnl, Mr.. Low
of Love. Ark, having purchased the same
and modern concrete sweet potato curing
plant on hts farm near Mounds which
Will take care or 1000 bushels Of sweet
potatoes
their property recently vacated by ~.
and Mrs Taulhoo who moved into the
Charles nurgcss property
Mr., ana Mrs. Y. Y. cobb and family
Cobb has rurchgsDd u grocery buHinrrs
MRS. Duprce of Tulsa was guest OF
Mrs sid Smith few dRys last week
Tho members ~ Mrs rorter's class OF
Mrs Art Scott Thursday evening
The marriage of Miss Kate Williams or
Gotebo. okla, to Nivien Butterworth Of
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have gone 90 siilwntor where they win
attend tuo a aui M college this winter.
Ie' John a Rice. MIS-. Hice and chill.
turuo from months stay In Colorado.
Nr nud Mrs 4 n Kennedy snd chn.
irsu UHffv. Frank and A. y. Junior hays
fsturuad from months stay N Colorado.
Mr. nnd Mrs R N Keltf snd daughter.
IttlNu ~ s1liua Kan. nrn Waiting Hr.
Is .ItF p1rouis Mr.. and Mrs w y Kelts.
Mr and Nra charles Elliott nave Fous
~ Tu.h. whore they arn Visiting Mrs.
Illotts parents. Mr.. ana Mrs Thomo .
rrl
IS 10 orrcr ~ pIa'1vicw Ark. and p.
IS Nicholas of Little Rock, Ark, 1rs
'ho guosts ~ Nr aud Mrs. n D. Nish d
o'If
NrB Uarry rair wro has been seri-
uuHy ono f0f tho ras' 'IN wcfts he's bre1
taken 60 iha DhrHtnn hospuaL Kansas
Diu
ur and Ns Or.rro F. ru'rher have
returned fluW s. afNyfHl wrrkF visit ia
] liHI.istFr Mo, G1ru.fl Kan. and Madi-
auu. WIn
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ioynd by al including tho we'll nuo,
baskets aul tho watermelon f.uat
The Ladies' uiI uf tHs Methodist church
1dIcs ere p.s,iur quilts f'r tho tt7Iar .D
uc bold this MII
Mrs uHtto MIacr Isft Monday tar au
$50.
Me- W n uau returned from Altoona
Kan. where she has been tho guest "
upr sisirr.
Mrs Johns oni SON. Harry. returned
frHw 'uHu'h4 FIHit lu Atheurta SUNDAY.
Mrs clay Wilson HuI Huu tiIaH. who
hove bceu tho ru,sfa ui NU pul Mrs i
i WILSON OF saltwater fHI the puHt wool.
returned homo Saturday
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Miss Katherine Fast sil North TweIrh
leit Tuesday tor Tulsa where attended q
dance giseu BY the Black Ftiar club. Z"
From there Miss Fast Will resume isr
studies at the university.
Mr.. @. q. Hendrix and daughter. Miss
Lllla Lea Iweltth and Boston. wul
leave nest week tor Colorado where they
will spend a month.
Clarence Rrsin of oklahoma Uity 10
spending several days IN this city on bus.
l.. >. Ingram has returned 70 Gors r,t.
e. spcnd'nR several days with his family,
James Mcdonald ~ Fort smith is spend
ing several days with friends.
Mr. and Mrs J. s. Dounely. fi7 Mouth
Fifteenth, announce the birth 81 a son
br. ana Mrs VIII Patton rrt. iu7
Emporia announce The buh - son
Viii Patton jr.. Monday. sertemh'r =
has returned from warrcnton n. e..
whore she has spent the suumer
Misses. Lhelms Mcdonald aud Helen
Mrs Iohn Gldney, 1919 rmpoua,
Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Gibson. MI ana
MfsA llsrrSlas, Morris, Morris ana Me, J. y,
where they viii spend three weeks.
Mrs J, q. Glenn of Ponca city II
visiting her niece Mr' Francis Rooney
and Mr Rooney Georginn Terrace
MIR and Mrs. George B Gibson. 20b
Nprth Twenty.oighth announce the BIRTH
OF son, Robert r.. september 8.
2iOl Boston. have returned from srpuo.
yah club whore they have spent the
su' 'mer
Mrs Frances Pryor spent Tuesday here
with friends, en- route from Tulsa 10 her
, home In Fort Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs George Leopold. 1892 I o..
ton. have returned from Soquoyah club.
whore they have spent several days.
Mr ana Mra u, n. Fink and family.
500 North Twelfth, returned "Wednesday
from Sequoyah club.
Mrs Glenn II. Smith ana son Cor
don. 23l0 Uoston, returned sunday from
New York CITY Buffalo and other points
10 tho east whore they spent tho past
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith. 1910 poston
h o. rs their guest. Mr. waiter stra'r Of
NM York,
Mrs Jesse Duke Richnrason Fifteenth
ana Court. returned Tuesday evening from
Sow York city, where she was tho guest
OF Mt and Mrs. Leonard NJ. Logan ST.,
and Memphis Tenn whore che visited
her sisters Mrs. J. s. Moody ana Miss
Herb quinn lett wednesday Tor Green
Miss Mary Hart S11 Denver, lett 'his
morning Tor Norman whore she win re-
sume her studies at the state university,
Tom swanson. 42I North Fourteelth,
will leave Saturday for Norman, whore he
viii attend the university.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Nesbit go North
seventh returned wednesday morning
from Kansas city St. Joseph and other
points IN Missouri where they have spent
tho past 10 days
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,.essrs an Mesdanes George Russell. a.
q hood. o. u. Wtnslow. II. Il. Wagner,
Do Morgan W. G. male, 4. Y Payton
ga D. A. Edgerly; and Misses Anna Cnriey
'.I Thcima Stuckey enjoyed fish fry on
...shu river sunday.
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Rev. l.. J. Waggoner was ssrulpa
visitor saturday
Mr.. and Mrs e. l.. Cowman Of ss-
Ipulps, were Mounds visitors Wcdnoslny,
Mrs Cowman has accepted a position in
the Mounds schools
Mrs A. NJ Smoot snd son. Diiy. ro-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

500 DISC, WHEEL. COASTER WAGONS So 80
sc 90 PRACTICAL BLACKBOARDS AT S1.9S
81 90 FAMOUS TINKER TOYS AT 64c
LARGE and SMALL RUBBER BALLS, 19c to ACC
BOYS $500 Il. Il. GUNS, SPECIAL ..... .S169
ST 90 MECHANICAL TELEPHONES AT 19c
ST. so PARCHEESI BOARDS, COMPLETE use
csc LITTLE WASH BOARDS AT .......... 1Sc
TYRO BUILDING BLOCKS, $500. S9c TO S29S
81 90 MODEL TOOL CHESTS AT ........ 10
, 1922-04-06
TnraI NntrH

Lester Sewell returned on Monday
of this week from Salt Lake, where
he has been spending the past sew
eral days on matters OF business con-
necf"d with his company.
Rev. Gerard Schellinger, pastor of
St. Joseph's church, has removed his
residence temporarily to the vestries
of the church, where he will reside
until the building he formerly oc-
cupied has been torn down and re-
mc"7d and a new residence erected.
Mrs. Gail Lamcreaur left on Fri
day last for Denver. where she will
spend several months visiting her
mother.
Mrs. Fred Norman and daughter,
Miss Molly. returned on Friday night
last from Kansas City, where they
have been visiting relatives for some
time.
Fred Roberts is spending several
days in the city this week from his
ranch. visiting relatives and looking
after matters Of business.
Hr. and Mrs. Clifford Sundin. Mrs.
F.. Sundin. Leo keefe and F.. r.
Keifer motored to Denver on Friday
last. making the trip in Mr.. Refers
Essex.
MISS MOllle Norman mas accepted
a position with the J C. Penney Co.
store, and assumes her duties there
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Stone and family
returned the later part OF last week
from Arkansas, where they have
been spending the past three or tour
weeks. visiting relatives and friends
at Mr.. Stones old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn T. Scott and
Mrs E. B. Igo were visitors here for
a day or so. the latter part Of last
week. from Saratoga. attending to
matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reed returned
on Friday last from Denver. where
ther have been spending the past
week, Mr.. Reed being under the care
of a physician. Mr.. Reed is much
improved at this time.