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Tax Collector at Marmaduke

The citizens of Marmaduke sec tion are hereby notified that the tax collector will be in Marmaduke Wednesday, April 26 for the pur- pose of collecting taxes.
 Regarding the payment of taxes being deferred till June 5ta, in accordance with the governors pro clamation, it would be understood by all that while the penalty will not be attached before that time, yet. there will be a cost that must be paid by these who wait till the deferred date, accuring from adVer- Using and such other expenses that may be incurred.
 Those who can do so, sho1ld pay their taxes now, avoiding taat ex- tra epense. The delinquent list must soon be prepared
 Tay Co1lncfnr %Do2C
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Miss Hazel Hall of Delaplaine is spending q few days in the city the guest Of Mrs. Boyd Sheffield.
 Mra N. L. 2. Anderson of 7O8 North Third street went to Jones'
 boro this morning 10 spend the day with her husband who is conyales- cent in St. Bernard'8 hospital.
 T. N. Smith has recovered from an operation at the local hospital and returned to his home yesterday at Monette.
 paul DOHglaa, who underwent an operation at the local hospital sev- improving nicely and will soon be able to return to his home.
 George Little, who resides near
 the city and who underwent an operation several days ago for ap- pendicitis. was released yesterday from the local hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. EdmonSton formerly cf this city, now of Green field, Tenn, have written friends in this city announcing the birth of a son, born the 18th.
 A. P. Blackwood, who has been confined to his room the past sev- eral days on account of sprained right knee has recovered sufficient ly to be at his place of business today.
 Mrs. Gather Weatherly and baby
 of South Fourth street went to Hoxie this morning to spend few days visiting Mrs. Weatherlys hus-
 band who is employed there On account of the high waters, Mir. Weatherly was transferred to that place.
 MT. and Mrs. A. D. Gardner, who left this city a few days ago for Santa Rosa, California, have writ ten relatives in this city that they reached San Francisco Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Gardner will make their home in California. | RObt. Burton. who was shot last Tuesday by Neal Lewis near Main
 Shore, was conveyed to the local
 hospital yesterday afternoon where
 he can receive medical aid is rest in& nicely this morning. His condi-
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Charles Schultz, formerly of this city, now of Cape Girardeau, is spending a few days in the city on business.
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w. N I<imbrough received a message yesterday from Biloxi, Miss stating that his sister-in-law. Mrs F. H. Kimbrugh, had died Wednes- years of age, and is survived by her husband Funeral was held today Mrs. Kimbrough is well remembered in this city by large number of friends she having visited here on numerous occasions
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Mrs. Dave Loeb of West Main street went 10 Poplar Bluff yester- day to spend several days visiting her daughter Mrs Irving Sachs.
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Mir. Strawberry Grower

| Give us your order for berry
 boxes and crates. We can get them for you on short notice. We will have some Onion sets about Friday
 or Saturday. We also have left a
 few seed potatoes.
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MT. and Mrs. E. 0. Cox have moved to the new bungalow recent ly erected by J. V. Berry on West Hunt street.
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Mrs. Will Allen returned this morning from Wynne where she and her husband are located temporarily.
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Dr. J. w. Johnson, formerly Of this city, nov making lis home with his sen, Tom Johnson of New port, arrived last night to spend 9 few days in the city visiting friends
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tion seems. to be more favorable to- day than for the past two days. Dr. Bridges, the attending physician, says hopes are now entertained for his recovery.
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Messrs. John and R. l.. Carpenter are in receipt of message from their sister, Miss Dora Carpenter, of Chicago stating that she will leave there Tuesday for Denver where she will visit for ten days, after which she will go to New York city from which place she will sail on the mauretania for Swaieland. Africa, where she will enter the Missionary work. Miss Carpenter is well remembered in this city, having visited here on various occa- sions.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS PAGE Paragould and Greene County
lFrom Fridav,s Dai1yl


 (From Fridays Dai1y)
 Mrs. Will Allen returned this morning from Wynne where she ant her husband are located temporarily
 MT. and Mrs. E. 0. Cox have moved to the new bungalow recent ly erected by J. V. Berry on West Hunt street.
 Charles Schultz, formerly of this city, now of Cape Girardeau, is spending a few days in the city on business.
 Mrs. Dave Loeb of West Main street went 10 Poplar Bluff yester- day to spend several days visiting her daughter Ms. Irving Sachs.
 Dr. J. w. Johnson, formerly Of this city, nov making lis home  port arrived last night to spend 2 few days in the city visiting friends
 Omcr Raley went to Houston, Texas yesterday to spend few days in tEe government hospital where he will under3o physical eXaminatOn
 Mr Bill Bcrlyhill Of South Sixth and Half atrect has gone to Rock Hin, s. C., where he will spend several days visiting relatives and friends
 Mrs. Forrest Crimes returned to her homo at Walnut Ridge this morning, after brief visit in the city with her parents, MT. and Mrs. ]. c. Boone of 715 North Second street.
 4 message from Memphis yester day stated that Miss Hazel Will bourn, who underwent an operation several days ago, ia rapidly improv- ing and will be able 10 return t0| her home here Saturday night.
 Mrs w. II. Thomas returned this morning from the Faulkner settle ment where she spent several days visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie Good ale. Mrs Thomas is visiting her son, P. A. Thomas, for few days.
 Dick, the little son of Mr. and Mrs r. Birmingham, underwent an operation this morning at the local hospital, having his tonsils remov- ed. He ia resting nicely this after noon.
 Mrs. Maggie Williams, widow, age 35 years, died Wednesday night at her. home near Mitchell's Point. aft CT an illness of several days, De- ceased was the daughter Of ?. A, Wood of this city and sister of Mrs. John CroHeil of Chestnut street, Funeral and interment took place Thursday afternoon.
 l.. c. Thompson of West Poplar street left last night for a three months visit to relatives and friends, He will visit in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. At the latter place, he will visit his son, J. l.. Thomp- son, and family who reside in Wichita.
 Mrs. M E. Burton who has been ill for several weeks at her home in lone boro, has recovered sufficiently t0 make the trip to this city to spend several days visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. P. Farrell. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Cehan of Jones' boro arc also the guests of MT. and Mrs. Farrell of West Park street
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Omcr E;aley went to Houston Texas, yesterday to spend few days in tEe government hospital where he will under@o physical examination.
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Mrs. N. E. Burton who has been i'll for several weeks at her home in Jonesboro, has recovered sufficiently t0 make the trip to this city to spend several days visiting her daughter Mrs. !, ?. Farrell. MT. and Mrs. Harry Gehan of Jones' boro arc also the guests of MT. and Mrs. Farrell of West Park street
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Ar Bill Bcrlyhill Of South Sixth and Half atrect has gone to Rock Hin, s. C., where he will spend several days visiting relatives and friends.
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4 message from Memphis yester- day stated that Miss Hazel Will bourn, who underwent an operation several days ago, ia rapidly improv- ing and will be able 10 return tc her home here Saturday night.
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Mrs. Forrest Crimes returned to her home at Walnut Ridge this morning, after brief visit in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, ]. C. Boone of 715 North Second street.
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Mrs. w. II. Thomas returned this morning from the Faulkner settle ment where she spent several days visiting her sister Mrs. Hattie Good ale. Mrs. Thomas is visiting heI son, P. A. Thomas, for a few days
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Redemption Rally and Fifth sun day Meeting to be held with Stan ford Baptist church, April 28-29-30 1929.
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Mrs. Maggie Williams widow, age g years. died Wednesday night at her. home near Mitchell's Point, aft CT an illness of several days. De- ceased was the daughter Of ?. A. Wood of this city and sister of Mrs. John Crowejl of Chestnut street, Funeral and interment took place Thursday afternoon.
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l.. c. Thompson of West Poplar street left last night for a three months visit to relatives and friends, He will visit in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. At the latter place, he will visit his son, ]. l.. Thomp- son, and family who reside in Wichita.
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Grom Saturdays Dafy)

Miss Hazel Hall of Delaplaine i spending a few days in the city th' guest Of Mrs Boyd Sheffield.
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Dick, the little son of Mir. and Mrs. L. Birmingham, underwent an operation this morning at the local hospital, having his tonsils remov- ed He ia resting nicely this after noon.
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Robt. Burton. who was shot last Tuesday by Neal Lewis near Main Shore, was conveyed to the local hospital yesterday afternoon where he can receive medical aid is rest n@ nicely this morning. His ecndi
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-07-13
LIBRARY REPORT

Following is the report of the
librarian for the month of June,
1922:
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-07-13
FIRTH
Observation-Disclosures
Received Monday, July 10

Received Monday, July 10
Rev. Peterson and family started
Wednesday for Yellowstone Ma
tional park. From there they will
go Iowa, where he takes up his new
duties.
Rev. Maring and family of Idaho
Falls were visitors in Firth last Mon
day.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffith July 5.
The work on the high school has
been held up due to inability to pro-
cure steel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin of Blackfoot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward Of Idaho
Falls and Mrs. Lofgren and daugh-
ter Elinor of Nampa were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Slayton Sunday.
Mr.. Manion and family spent
Tuesday in Pocatello.
Many Firth people celebrated the
Fourth at Wolverine and reported
first class entertainment.
Misses Anthony and Bittman
spent Sunday at Heise.
Miss Marguerite and Master
Buddy Manion gave farewell
party for Mss Eunice and Master
Lorenz Peterson this week.
The child welfare club will meet
with Mrs. Semans the last Thursday
in July.
Saturday Mrs. Freeman was regis
tering the citizens of this precinct
for the primaries to be held August
L. 1t is hoped there will be large
vote polled at this time.
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ROCKFORD
Received July 2


The majority of our people cele-
brated the Fourth at Blackfoot.
Miss Ellen Anderson spent few
days with Miss Elzada Talbot Of
Groveland.
Miss Ellen Anderson has returned
from her visit with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Flora Ravens Of Black
foot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen motored to
Blackfoot Saturday.
The Relief society teachers made
their monthly calls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carney spent the
past week with her sister Miss Della
Carney,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Wells have re-
turned from their trip to Kansas
City, where they have been visiting
relatives and friends.
George DeHart of Blackfoot was
in Rockford Wednesday in the inter-
est of the agricultural loan, inspect
ing the crops.
The farmers in this locality have
about finished thinning their beets
and the crops in general look well
considering the late season.
A crowd of young folks from
Thomas went to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tasum and charivaried them.
The young couple gave them a
chicken supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sjostrom spent
the Fourth at Wolverine canyon.
Herbert Halls condition is i'm.
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Wells spent a
few days at Lost River recently.
Maurice Spencer, who has been
away for some time spent the
Fourth at Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall and
family spent the Fourth with theil
son Herbert at Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spostron
and family spent the Fourth al
Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot the first of the week on
business. Maude and John Rupe &C.
companied them back to town.
A large number from Grandview
spent the Fourth In Blackfoot.
Many Grandview people went to
Aberdeen for the Fourth.
Jim Shaw is helping Mr.. Roney
put up hay this week.
Mrs. Nellie Cooper went to Utah
on a short visit the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. C. Landvotter and
family of Aberdeen were visitors at
the Rupe home Friday evening.
H. X. Wiley was called to Boise
Tuesday, where Mrs. Wiley under
went an operation.
Ray Huber has been quite i'll for
the past week at the R. R. Davis
home. DR.. McKinnon of Aberdeen
was called.
Charley Shaw and family went to
Pocatello July 8 and returned July
5.
John Jensen is painting his house.
Silas Barclay, Grace Jones and
Leonard Jones spent the evening Of
the Fourth at Ray Hills.
Mrs. Archie Jones and mother
Mrs. Ernest were visitors at Ray
Ernest's Saturday evening.
Dell Parson is home helping put
up hay. Dell has been employed for
some time below Aberdeen.
Clarnce Wallen is employed at s.
H. Barclays.
Roy Huber went to Aberdeen
Saturday to take medical treatment.
Mrs. John Roney, Miss Maude
Rupe and Wilson Beebe SPENT Sum
day evening at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Beebe's.
Mrs. David Wiltamuth and family
are down from Blackfoot looking
after her farm and property. She
is staying at the r. R. Davis resi-
dence.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-07-13
MORELAND
Observation-Disclosures
Received July 10

Monday primary services were
held in the public hall.
A week ago last Monday evening
Carmel Mcknight met with an acct
dent as he was riding in car with
Joe Barney and others. They were
crossing bridge and he was thrown
against the car and had pair of
black eyes over the Fourth.
Eugene Liljenquist went to Poca-
tello on Wednesday.
Mrs. Burton Mcbride and child
rem went to Sterling on Wednesday
to spend few days with Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. McBride's mother.
Gusts Furniss motored to Poca-
tello on Wednesday.
The High Line canal broke dur
ing the week and there is force OF
men and teams repairing it.
Jasper Bentley and daughter
Bette left last week for Kentucky
to join Mrs. Bentley. They will
make their future home in Ken
lucky.
Mr.. Trego was in Moreland Sat
urday on business.
Claud Goings came down from the
mountains Saturday and returned
Tuesday.
Funeral services were held for
Darwin Clements, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Clements on Sunday.
Miss Violet England went to the
mountains last week with her sister
Mrs. Asten Wheeler.
Miss Edna Mcknight entertained
number Of her girl friends at din
ner Sunday.
Mrs. George Wheeler from Lewis
ton, Utah is visiting with Mrs. Cal
vim Wheeler for a few weeks.
Miss Lulu Richardson and Miss
Thelma Christensen went to Hamer,
Idaho on the Saturday evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Rich of Rich
attended the funeral of Darwin
Clements on Sunday.
Mr.. Watkins Of Blackfoot was a
Moreland visitor Sunday.
Gusts Furniss made a trip to Po-
catello last week.
Mrs. MILFORD Jorden and children
have gone to Delta, Utah, to VISIT
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Steven
FarnsWorth.
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the bucking contest, belongs to our
community.
Mrs. Bennett of Idaho Falls re-
turned to her home Saturday, after
having spent ten days visiting with
Mrs. Staples.
Mr.. Mckinley, the timber IN
spector, was in these parts on BUSH
ness last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Staples
went to Idaho Falls last week taking
with them Mr.. Pitzer, who has been
helping them to do their spring
work.
Mr.. Jefson returned from Idaho
Falls last Saturday, where he has
been doing some carpenter work for
Mr.. Beasley.
Mrs. Breeding and son Glen, Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Daniels, David Day
and Ed Harpool all visited at the
Spritzer home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters returned last
week from Lava Hot Springs, where
they have been taking a vacation.
They also visited friends and rela-
tives in those parts while gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Caldwell
and family and Mrs. Johnson and
son Gardner visited and took din
ner with Mrs. Breeding last Sunday.
Mrs. Staples and Mrs. Bennett
visited and took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Smith last Thursday.
Miss Gladys Christensen visited
Miss Edith Empey last Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Ezell and the
county school superintendent, Mrs.
Faulconer were in these parts on
business last week.
Miss Pearl Johnson and Mrs.
Brown of Mountain Home arrived
Saturday to spend several weeks
with their mother.
William Caldwell and daughter
Marie went to Idaho Falls on bust
ness last Saturday.
Gardner Johnson took a load of
grain to the valley last Saturday.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-07-13
GROVELAND
Received Tuesday, July

Mrs. Moore and daughter Of
Ogden, Utah, have been visiting Mrs.
Moore's sister-in-law, Mrs. Nellie
Reynolds the past week and re-
turned to their home Monday morn
ing.
Miss Naoma Manwaring of Rex
burg, formerly of this place, is visit
ing relatives and friends here at this
writing.
friedrich l.. Buchanan, principal
of the Gr0veland school,, met with a
serious accident Saturday morning.
He started for Blackfoot on his
horse and it is thought that
it became frightened Of a parcel
which he was carrying and threw
him off while he was off his guard.
He was found unconscious by Mrs.
A. G.. Kluckholn some time after
wards. The doctor was called and
he stated that his head was badly
injured. Mr.. Buchanan's brothers
have been notified, but have not yet
arrived.
Messrs. Call and Hill OF Wapello
were the speakers at Sacrament
meeting Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Fullmer of
Pocatello are visiting Mrs. Fullmer's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burge-
son.
Lyman Bowlker met with an ac-
cident Thursday when trying to stop
a runway team. The wagon ran
over him, but there were no bones
broken, and he is improving nicely.
President James Duckworth and
Nofear Davis of Blackfoot and Mr..
William Bartlett of Moreland at
tended the mutual meeting here
Sunday evening. Mr.. Bartlett gave
most interesting talk on pre-
paredness.
Mrs. Meta Ash of Pocatello spent
the Fourth of July with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Bingham.
The Groveland junior ball team
played the Moreland juniors here
Saturday afternoon. The score was
to in Groveland's favor.
The Groveland seniors played the
Springfield seniors at Groveland Sat-
urday. After the tenth inning the
score was to and it was SO late
that they put the rest off until next
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hale and
family of Logan motored to Grove
land Sunday evening to visit Mr..
Hale's mother. They returned Tues
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Alvin Hale and fam
lily of Logan, Utah, motored to
Groveland Sunday evening. They
spent the Fourth here and returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. R. M. Barrus transacted
business in Blackfoot Friday
Mrs. Willie hotter of Logan,
formerly Miss Almanie Hale of
Groveland, spent the Fourth of July
here.
Mrs. Alice Yancey just received
word from her son Anvil of Idaho
Falls that his seven year old
daughter was badly burned from a
fire cracker.
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LAVASIDE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Received Tuesday, July II

Received Tuesday, July II
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Cooper and son
Bonnie and Mrs. J. T. Wright of
Blackfoot spent Friday evening at
Carl Nelson's home.
Funeral services were held in the
Baptist church Thursday afternoon
for Mr.. Isaacason, who died Sunday,
July 2. The community extends the
greatest sympathy to the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Sorenson and
family and Mrs. Harold Bates and
son of Grace, Idaho, visited the past
week in Lavaside.
AL Barry has gone to Spencer,
where he will purchase some horses.
Lydia Robbins and Ray and Dom
aid McCauley attended the theatre
in Firth Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Porter and
family and Elmer Ziegler and
daughter Gail, spent Sunday after
noon visiting the Carl Nelson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Empey and fam
lily spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Nephi Sorenson.
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McDONALDVILLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Received Tuesday, July II

Received Tuesday, July II
Miss Esther BELGIUM spent Sunday
at the j. H. Perdue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Silver of Rose
spent Sunday afternoon at the J. II.
Hunzeker home.
Miss Blanche Corey visited with
Georgia Perdue Sunday.
A number of the people OF this
vicinity attended the Fourth OF july
celebration at Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golden Hale are the
proud parents of baby girl born
Saturday, July 1.
The Winkler Bros. have pur-
chased the Vernon Monson farm and
the Monsons intend to move away
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bailey OF
Riverside and Mrs. Sarah Mickerson
of Swan Valley spent Wednesday at
the J. G. Kinney home.
Serge Marshall of Blackfoot Is
working at the Peter Anderson
ranch.
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GRANDVIEW

Received July II

Received July II
Ray ROney, who has been seri-
ously i'll for two weeks is slowly i'm
proving, but is still in a serious con-
dition. DR.. McKinnon is in attend
ance and pronounces it tick fever.
Alta Shaw has been employed at
the G. Schultz home
The grasshopper catchers are at
work now and making good Roadway
getting rid Of the pests.
Mrs. Cooper and daughter and
Charles Mcdonald were down from
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Pole Bridge
Community
Received July 6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Received July 6
Most everyone of this community
went to Wolverine and camped the
three days of the celebration. We
are proud to be able to say the man,
Paul Miles, who took first prizes in
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Other Electrical Servants

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librarian for the month of June,
1922:
Books loaned ......--..--........-..17H
MAGAZINES loaned ...-...-.. "a
Pamphlets loaned -..-.........- Z
Average daily circulation ....... sc
Average Sunday circulation $500. 81
Books lost and discarded -...-..-.. Is
Books repaired ............. Al
Books added to library by gift. 119
Number of cards issued to bor-
rOWerS 90
ExpiratiOns .....-.-.....---..--- 50
Number of borrowers ----.......---.2O96
Attendance for the month .....2993
Average daily attendance ........ 10S
Average Sunday attendance $500. SO
Over due notices sent ............... los
Receipts
Fines collected ..........-....-..--$13.03
Rented fiction ...................... $50
Total receipts .-.-.-...-.--..--$16.83
There were so many book donors
for May that it is impossible to name
them in our report. A record, how
ever, is kept at the library Of the
source of every book.
The quality of books given this
month is unusually good; some fine
fiction and juveniles and some excel
lent history and biography and lit
| erature. Several Of the books we
had on our order we received as
gifts and the books suggested by our
patrons have been Included in the
order.
f. @7 s2- EDNA GILLESPIE,
| Librarian.