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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

Nan Boone girl OF the mountains, SAT
IN her cabin. rifle over hey knees. AN"
scowled cut az the window IN tAir'-
Land Of foliage She ought 10 h" hapnr
with only Two "ln,th$ NOR" Of lone GN
isirl.,,. between her AMI ownership ~
this homestead. with Il horse @ ride md
plenty u. books Instead. she WAS angry
and discouraged
Down In the gully. where Ss!i"" rocks
were washed clean and dead ttmberS.
Strrwn here and there. stared white. Wa
q new cabin II WAS built across the
road and a WIZ" fence extended began"
Inside were two men playing the OLD
u;.lta Of ttylrS - Tighten acre OFF her
rlLgN
Nan called her dog You'll have TO
watch them" she said. and well stick
- out There aren't any itndorfcet Wild
enough 10 scare us
Tn. name VAS no chance one picked
rom Tie vocabulary OF the hills These
men acre ,euderfe.t. else why woutI
icy lal.Id their HON" in Il gully: The
c.r, ,ns...d rlirly Sh" would not warn
rnrr, r'r,> had taken tina, place 20 Snut
her a.: = ~" road Wei. she wou.d
r.4e away around Cor her supplies l.
would he a r"uEh trip and long one,
bu: IL :wo months the homestead
would hs hers aud the men would go
TaIcarr"d n u" ways "t The w"un-
,..rS. IN. men w.r. experts In tricks :"
annoy ScrupulDU~iy they kept off he
vtri'S property except W non she was
gone Then they broke fences. opened
n, g,," y I've chicken yard aTd chased
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A Stenographer's Romance
NELLIE SUGGESTS A WAY OUT
By JANE PHELPS

him or anything-I would though II he
hadn't done what asked him to!
Tell US. Nellie" Gladys gasped.
please tell US" Cora added.
Well it just happened to come to me
that I could make him give US that ref
crencc / was determined to have that
fiat. So l went UP there my noon hour.
told Mr.. Fallon / might be few min
utes late getting back, that / had an err
rand 10 do. but would stay and make up
my time tonight-thats why I was 80
late. + went in just as X nothing had
happened. I said:
~ want you to do something for me.
Mr.. Robinson Smith was looking 50
as.onished at me I most laughed out
loud. What Is it?' he asked mighty
cold like. I felt all froze up for all II
was so hot. We girls. Cora. the girl
who came for me one day, another girl
who lives with us. and / want to take
n little fat. / haven't been with the
firm I am with now as long as l was
with YOU. so l want you to give ne a
reference: say we arc able to pay for
the flat Then told him Id been get
ting SIS ever since 1 left him. You
should have seen him open MS eEes
when I said that: and poor old smith
too 1t was funny! But, girls srandps
can't be all bad If he was horrid OLE
thing TO me, because he said: IF you
will type 1t. I'll dictate Not anotf er
word Never objected at all: Here's the
reference. Now let's hurry and sc ana
see Dugan. He said the owner wouio
bc therc-or his agent at o'clock.
Cora took the reference, really nice
one, and read it aloud. But both sirls
we're SO dazed by Nel!te's darins-h"r
succcss-that it was she VINO got 'nsn
.imnIe sumner. then dragged them of.
leaving The clearing up to be done on
their return.
Did YOU cvcr7" Cora said TO Gladys
NO, | never, The little mink TO DO
n thing like that
(To be Continued.)
Protected by George Matthew Adams
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BRAIN TESTS
Eight Minutes to Answer This.

The first Of the following sentences
conccals the name OF one Of the Origi-
nal thirteen colonies: likewise the sec
ond cunc"alS one of the American COLO
MES The third and fourth sentences
contain The names Of two bold American
Revolutionary soldiers. The NTH SEN
tence will yield the name Of fort cap
tured BY Americans. In the sixth SEN
tencc IS hiding one OF Wash!ngton'S
generals, while the seventh sentence
holds the name Of an important battle
Of the Revolutionary war:
Patriotism, respect for order and
riChtcnusly made law are the f"unda-
ton Of good government.
The servile page and giant baron has
no place in this land of free and equal
men.
4 free american 7 would rather be
than all ennoblcd royalty.
The king. In parliament. grew frantic
on drrngatory rumorS and declared war
against the colonies.
WaShtnCtou's lucky star kept I'm the
ascendant through virtue of his spicn-
did self-coniidencc.
Paupcr and prince. I" natural rights
equally entitled. was Thomas Jcif.rs"n'S
finest declaration.
Answer to Yesterdays.
TIL. word NOTE curtailcd becomes
NOT.
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the flock pauic-striCken into the woodA
She missed quantities Of canned goods
hat was wise enough to bury some with
!.r extra ammunition. where they could
not find it.
AZ night the men sang such songs
shat tho gir was forced 10 close her
windows to the breeze she loved. TheT
awakened her with shots and. whenever
they saw her. called loudly 10 one an
other remarking uNun her appearance.
Nan gr!,ted her necth and wondered II
:,hr could StTnd the ordeal. OFTEN IN me
day inc the man slept. tha: they Nigh.
give the night over TO noise.
One afternoon a fat black cloud moved
In from the west and sped toward the
peak above the TWO cabins There II
stuck and settled AS she had always
dnrn the girl watched the coming storm
with fascination. The cloud gl"wcd ana
vas black again and n boom of thunder
rocked the skies. Roar followed quick
.lv upor. each flash. then through the
clouI were shot thin gray, lines. y skirt
Of rnrS. descended. II was raining UP
here nova ciuui-hurSt.
Nor Boone picked ur her EIflc, walked
10 the door and back again The poor
FOOLS" she said. "murh as they deserve
il. can, Sc" ,h"H, wiped out
Down The trail. with the dog At ncr
heels. the girl ran. y hundred feet
ahoy.. he cabin II the men she stoDp 4.
aimed her r,r.. at the window and fired,
There was no rlurc Ia l." lost. Tho rl"u
l.,a suns in Earl. lust out of the
door
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Tur YOU idiots" mn excited girl
screamed. The water, tho rloudNurSt.
II will b. on you In minute! Listen
From tho mountain came Il growing
and mrnac!rg roar. 1t was ~ II mil
lions oc bricks were rolling down stone
chute. Overwhelming power and DO
strLct'Cn. growing shot with p's'o'
Cra"NS 4 swapping trees.
For moment the bcwildered men
stared. then scrambled up the bank.
On her side of the gully Nam fled for
her life. The flood came. SCuurinh
and soaring path used this way
many times before. wall of lcapint
waite" descended. With II came rocks
AMI u,e*, Il catapault of destroying 'I"-
mCntS.
Men Of the mountains know Of II"
trap which lies in the gully and watch
the mighty rush from distance. The
two mem who has escaped saw thc'T
cabin lifted and scattered, When IT."
water WAS gone. almost as quickly as It
had come. there was nothing LETT. Tn"
gully was Il little cleaner and thcr"
were 4 few new timbers thrust here and
there behind the tutting rocks. The
g!rl had saved their lives.
Next day Nan saw Il white flag way
ing from Il stick on the opposite bank
She took her gun and her dog and in
ycst;gated. There Was no one near this
flag but On 1t was written in rough
print:
"We'vc had enough and arc beating it.
You win. Good luck.
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Bat If there had been anyone thar l
enjoyed letting OF The steam Id been
generating. rs blowing tina; person up.
wouldn't We II We Could3
And then | asked myself this Ques-
ton. suppose | were someone's hus-
band; suppose | could attach part OF
the blame for the missing article on
my wife or. !: ! couldn't do that, sup
pose | could find something else about
the house that didn'; suit me- would I,
or would not. he apt 10 take the
opportunity 10 blow of steam By scold-
inc about it" wonder. Even il |
loved my wife Il lot | mean.
Am I justityinE the habit Of yield
ing - unreasonable feelings OF cXas-
peratsou? Not by darn sight. rs
an unju>;iiiahle habit. But just Won
dered r. /. wouldn't make 1t easier for
wives t. understand the temptation to
the man. which his position gives him.
If they looked At it this way.
They Have To Stand It.
Many men in their business life have
TO pu; u? with the boss's habit OF
working off his irritation on them when
ANYTHING In his life goes wrong. I
suppose Il * not 50 strange that when
they get HON. where they can blow
somcon" else up they sometimes do,
even wi,hou, just cause Furthermore.
have seen women who turned around
and took 4 OFT, On ;heir children.
haven't you"
None OF which is Justification, JUS.
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Chapter SO

/
! The girls were too tired 10 do any
thing but rest and talk Ihey mad
climbed 50 many stairs. it was very
| warm day. that they were completely
, exhausted
| 1t Was the 18th Of tho month. and
J pugan sad If they took the rooms they
could have the rest of the month Tree.
; That would make the extra dollar a
month all right. But the references
worried them. They knew n" one save
| the men for whom they worked. ana
one or two young fellows like william
Dalton whose say so carried no weight.
! ."Ill 60 down very carly and get
! character reference from Miss Mcbride
and Mrs Thompson will also give us
one. I am sure" Gladys said.
That's that" Nellie said She had
heard Dorothy F'all"n use the express
! sion. and as usual when anything
pleased her. had added 1t TO her Nocap-
ulary.
Nov for the rcfcrcncesas to our hon
cs,v and our ability 70 pay" Cora said
IIf ] had been in my place longer
would ask them 10 help us. but ] hardly
feel can. especially as am teaVlnH'
Say. girls! AIS fair in love and
WAT. / u get Ieltl'A'N'
her eyes dancing.
| From whom"
Il shan't tell until sec II I can set
It."
We'll meet at lunch and see il either
Of us have thought Of a way 10 satisfy
the owner" cora said AZ they finished
lhreakfast. and Gladys hurried away 10
sec Miss Mcbride.
~
hint Nellie did not appear. Gladys had
4 very nice reference as /" their CHAR
arter from Miss Mcbride. She had also
said they were perfectly able 10 take
the arartmcnt She had approved tho
plan Immediately. Saying:
| "A homo viii make you all happier
,i,c Won an interest that will he good
! r,r Won in every way. Were you all
,hr,c rs young a. Nellie, | shouldn't APP
rrryc but with YOU and Cora II Will DC
ms, the ;hing for her. as we'll as TOT
!, nu Older girls l hope YOU may sue
coed in taking it,
They waited until III" last minute. but
no Nellie appeared Neither did ihcF
see her until she came into the r"oh''"S
housc nearly an hour later than usual
we'll girls. / said ia got reference
and did" she said when they p"''
slcd a, once where she had been why
she WASH, ut lunch with them!
"Whu from" Again they ch"'NS'd'
MIR. fali"n''
mo. | haven't been there Ions enough
i didn't uuite dare. although be
Iucyc II. would have given me one
rot il from Mr.. Robinson. wrote II III!
self. made him sign It.
,;l,dvs and Cora were src"ch!ess'
Don't look at me like that! lie was
rcal decent. ] didn't have 10 threaten
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COLERAIN

Mr.. Ralph Dcssell. Of Pittsburgh. was
n caller ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d
". RigsbY Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beck. of Kansas.
are visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. II. Q. Martin and sons. Calvin
and Charles Of Wheeling. returned home
Wednesday after n visit with her par
cn,s. Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Miller.
Mr.. and RMS. George Gibson ana
daughter. OF Mathis Ferry. were the
quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rigsby.
sunday.
Mrs. Kate Pratt. OF st. Clairsville. Is
visiting relatives ut Colerain this week.
Dr. f.. {. Core. OF Barton. was q pro-
fessional caller here Wednesday.
Miss Anna McMechen. Of Steubenville.
spcnt the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. 6.
3. Peabody.
Fred Rcbe was a business caller IN
Martins Ferry Wednesday.
WAYNE Rundy and Edith Brackin has
returned 10 the GAINESVILLE boarding
school.
Mrs, J. J.. Beck and sons. Clifford and
Nelson. Of Pleasant Grove. were the
guests Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. r.
+. Simpson. Thursday. -
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. White were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark. OF
st Ciairsvile. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer Smith OF Harris
vile were callers at Colerain Wednes.
day.
Miss Kearn. OF Wheeling. Is the guess
or Mrs George Il. Peabody this week. =,
Mr.. |. \. Hogue was a business ca'-@'
AZ Wheeling Monday.
Mr.. H. y. Walker was bus .ess CALI
or in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. John Miller. Of Pleasant Grove.
WAS n business caller at this place FRI
day.
IN Wheeling Saturday.
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N9 Dietand Health |
ss.m.s", By Lulu Hunt Peters.Mn !
st1rAar .Fuho Of Diet and Health u11 Ksyt the Cdtor1sj
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

formerly allowed an increase Of N"!tht
for AN increase Of years but these tHh!'s
w,r. taken from average weight, ~ N
siprnncc anpi!cantS. When II VAS ,ou",i
hy the insurance companies that III" IN
dIvidualS over a. who were undr'M eight
according To the aycraE" were tar
healthier and lived Longer thAn IT. 80
vino were IN" average. Il VAS r";t'i|rn
tina, they really were not undrrN"!rht
hut normal weight. so now "" ar not
allowing an Increase of weight wl.n ~"
Years. Ia fact. il should l." the r":"r~o.
Your ideal weight. according to our
rule. should l." about l20 pounds. Eut
with Il variation Of /" 10 per cont
y"u probably would still l." normal
weight. think if You get down very
gradually it will be better.
II * surprising how very nttl" som"
overweight individuals can eat Int still
not lose. especially the short ones. Fer
haps YOU have been counting Your foods
too low in cal0riC VALUE" ON" f our
followers who reduced - pounds told
me that when counting her r"lu',"" Ghc
always added 10 per cent /" hc %urr sh"
had counted enough.
had Il letter from ON" cf oar scaled
sterncr sex followers who had T" iur"d
- pounds easily ON $500 c:,lori"s a day.
hut he was very tall and perhaps more
active than you. TIL" question or the
energy or ral"rc needs "f III" ! nGy has
10 ha an individual one.
You remember when our reducing
series first was published ) sad MT to
he discouraged ii YOU occasionally tai!
from ral"rr S"a"c and gain. II = better
tn hav" lost and gained than never TO
have lost Al all. W" all fall ." -.':;i"n-
ally. | know | do Just now | am 60
INK through the stern necessity Of losing
five pounds that | picked Gp he last
two weeks I'll" thing for VS. 10 Il" !, I"
watch our weigh, and when We find w
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"Ny Dear Doctor: SO think ~ Eo"
u.,,., all ,uur rndraring charms | WAS
member Of the T. r. rs Your ineS
sorc ,amc To me IN my hour Of need ana
rrcs,o change. flesh beyond my t"ndrst
homes, Now | am beginning lC worry
for fear will Join tho ranks Of INC T.
T.. is. Please help nc mold m: own
Gratefully yours. VI.
TIE letters from tic Z. 7. t. a"e NOT
so numerous as from our r. +. re. nut
then of course the r. 7. rs are not -"
numerous either. | am glad E"u nave
hsd such good results. My al We u"
Won f.. the same as to tho previous coy
rcSrnndc nt-WaiCh Your wr!Eh'
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Those Of YOU who arc interested IT
die while nursing your babies ana h"i
ing pregnancy. pleas" Scnd the - -'"-
dressed. stamped envelope to me in car"
of this paper.
(Monday-Ktdncys).
1922. George Matthew AiIm$.
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have gained Il few pounds. lose II ''sa'h'
am very glad YOU remember '"'
plfayantly.
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General Longstreet Is reported to
have objected 10 General Lees plan for
attacking AT Cemetery ridge.
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Dear Doctor: ! am on" of your r. T..
E'x and have reduced from los To lih
hy following your instructions. Have
taken In my dresses three inches III
the waist aud bust. ! am trying Ia get
down Ia -. bat lid not know whether
I should reduce more than that "r nor.
Am 3 feet. ~ inches. and ," Years "Iu.
II used ~ lie said that on" shouI"
weigh mure as one grows older. don
think | am counting my IIuri"s rlEnt
for at 9un do not r"duC" and nave
TO get down I" ?"".
My embarrassing moment WAS once
when I stood in tn" cntran'" OF movie
thcntcr and a little hoy cried: CON. look,
Nr,hcr, There is old Fatty. | turned
around and plarcd at him and f"uhn
that he was looking al picture OF
Fatty 4 ! made mp my mind th"n mat
II felt 50 fat that when anyone SAID
'ratv' Thought il mean, me, II was
certainly time for me /" d" something
desperate.
II nut myself on a strict diet and got
rib If 80 pounds hut fell from grace ana
got a lot hack-Mrs. !. II.
II Is true that the tables IF weight
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Tho word NOTE Curtailcd becomes
not.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-09
ANNUAL GOLF MEET Ar
GENEVA IS LAUNCHED

Chicago, Aug o. The annual toilr.
nament Of Lake {; lcya counlfy al,h
win start ,!l.a !loraint VITA ,he l3a
hole qualifying round hT The rdrte r
trophy, This is permanent trophy
given by the Porter family 10 replace
the cup given by II, II. Porter, which
was won outright by, Kenneth n Cd,
wards in 1920 The rnnner-np NAIL
receive the Wychwood trophy pre-
scented, by Mrs, Charles l.. IiuteitinI
son.
Five flights of eighteen each will
qualify, other trophies being the Cay
ton court. Bonnie Arae, Elackstop,
Nowerside farm. Stenning. Madelon.
er, Alpine villa and .kinloeh. Il
The All View medal given by J. n.
Grommes, viii 10 to the player hay
ing low score. t5.4
There are numerous other prizes
including the Northwood aide trophy
for the age limit handicap. PLAY with
continue the rest of the week.
A number of Ghicago's stars are
| entered.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-09
CROWDS JAM CRESCENT
FOR CONNECTICUT YANK

A packed house at the Crescent
theater last night, witnessed the pic
ture a Connecticut Yankee in King
Arthur's Court" which opened yes
nobility, as he apostrophized them.
story was written by Mark Twain.
who created Tom Sawyer. Huckle.
berry Finn and Pudd-nhead Wilson.
and gained for himself an interna-
tional reputation as an American hui
morist.
The audience found the picture one
OF the most amusing bits OF film
which has been displayed in ottawa
for long time. Mark Twain loath-
ed parasites. and despised Americans
who went to Europe searching for So
cial position among the broken down
terday for 4 four days run. The
In "A Connecticut Yankee" he holds
up to ridicule. hut not Extensively.
the tendency of certain misguided
people to be dazzled by title.
The story deals of modern young
all-around American chap. with a
dollar for every flea in China. being
nagged into a marriage with a titled
English girl. The girl is all right, and
all that the Social Register requires
but there is another who is not men-
toned among those present at the
orgy gatherings of the ultra cult. She
is nothing but a secretary working
for her living and earning her salary
forty times over as the pen-pushing
mental of our hero's doting, ambitious
mamma.
Now Martin Cavendish, the Yankee
fplayed by Harry c. Myers), loves
his mamma bat ne loves his Betty
pauline Starka) more, and while he
is mulline the .lu,,er over in his
brain, a burglar comes in and puts
his brain out Of business with poke
from a poker. Then the fun begins.
The cast includes Pauline Starke,
Rosemary Theby, Charles Clary. Will
liam V. Mong, George Siegman, Chas.
Gordon. Karl Formes, Herbert Por
tier. Adele harrington and Wilfred
Mcdonald.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-09

baby were Sheridan visitors on last
| Thursday,
Mrs. Mary Place and grandson of
! Ottawa visited at the Charles Pool
home several days last week.
! Mrs. Rochllffe of Chattswood. Ill.,,
came last Friday to visit at the
/ Wright home.
Miss Ada Brown of Sroator came
| Saturday to visit relatives and friends
| for a week
Mrs, Bertha Walker and two
children of Williams. H., are guests
| at Ernest JamisOn's.
Miss Bernice Campbell of Sheri.
dan visited Miss Mary Han few
| days last week
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beck have gone
to Minnesota on a business trip
The Social circle met with Mrs.
George Bliss Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Mosey of OF.
tawa were Freedom visitors several
days recently
| Edgar Thompson and daughter
Gertrude and son Vernon were pom,
! tiac visitors Sunday
Mr., and Mrs, Bert Johnson and
! Mt aud Mrs. Marion Jamison of Lee
| land visited al the Arentsen home ON
! Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ome Mosey, Mr.
! and Mrs. Earl Mosey and daughter
Jane. were guests at the Charles Mo
sey home Sunday.
Mrs. Myra Shaw Bagley and Chas
Mundorn were married in Ottawa on
! Aug, /, by Rev. VonckX. They lief,
for an auto trip to Indiana and Mich
igan We extend best wishes.
\ large crowd attended the Sunday
evening service in the Harding park
! Rev I. H. Gale of Joliet gave an
excellent address. There will he No
Sunday service here Aug. 10, but ev
erybody is invited to 20 to Triumph
with Rev. Doughty and help in the
service there. -James Bryan of La
| Sale viii speak here on August
20.
Lewis Warren had lucky escape
/ in an auto accident last Wednesday
/ when he collded with Verne Breese
! on the plank road near Buck creek
/ No one was burt and neither auto
was badly damaged
The Eastern Star held special
! meeting last Friday evening and con
ferred degrees on Mr.. and Mrs Omer
Mosey and Mr.. and Mrs Harry East,
! egood Light refreshments were
| served by Mrs. Earl Mosey and Miss
Ethel Cody
The home bureau will meet with
Mrs. Henry Arentsen Thursday after
noon, Aug. %. Poultry culling will
be demonstrated. Everyone is invit
! ed to attend.
| Remember the social at the James
Han home Thursday evening. Aug
II. The Harding orchestra will play
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-09
FREEDOM

Miss Carrie tisieI las raturned
from Madison, WIS where she at
tended summer school. She will Wis.
il at the Ned Morris home for some
time before returning to her home in
New Carlisle, ..
Mr. aud Mrs Harry McEvoy Mr..
and Mrs. VIII McEvoy, H. VI. Me,
t2yoy Of Chicago We're guests at the
Charles Lucas home Sunday
Mr. aud G. j Malaise of Wheatneld
came Sunday for few days visit
with relatives. .,.
Rev. NJ Huseth entertained sever
al ministers and their wives at their
home Monday.
Mrs. Barber and granddaughter
Miss Mabel Brannon, We're ottawa
visitors several days OF last week
Miss Margaret Parrish of Ottawa
is visiting at the Burt Olmstead home
here.
Mrs. Elfervig aud daughter, Miss
Clara, of Leland were guests at the
Oscar Ostrem home Sunday.
Mrs. viii Snyder was a Mendoza
visitor from Saturday until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs John Benson and
Mrs Nettie Borschenius and son. La
Verne. of Wedron were guests at
Ernest Jameson's Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Cal Sellers and son
of Sycamore we're guests of relatives
here Sunday.
Mrs. Donald Dunn and two sons are
visiting relatives in Paw Paw this
week
Rev Mona of Nebraska preached
in the Lutheran church Sunday ev.
ening.
Mrs. Mabel Dominy is visiting in
sheridan.
Miss Lola Hall was a Grand Ridge
visitor last week.
Misses Thelma and Anita Cook OF
Streator have been guests of rela'
tives here for the past week.
Mrs. D. A. Hall and daughter, Miss
Mary. and Mrs. John Kellogg and