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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
DANCE IS GIVEN BY NEYINs.CARHER CIRcLEl

;. WitR about 75 couples in attendance 4 delightful dance which included both modern and old fashioned numbers, was given at Pulaski hall on Tuesday even ing by Ne7ins-Carver Circle, Compan- ions of the Forest, an auxiliary to the Foresters of America The hall was pret- tily decorated for the occzsiofS and Pro- lessor Bennett acted as prompter. The Hilltop Casino orchestra furnished mu- sic. The committee in charge of the affair was Mrs Margaret Comire, Miss
 Mae Clendennin, Miss Malvina Lang lais, Miss Anna Stanley and Miss Am na Clendennin
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
DNLY THREE MEN IN JURY BOX
 FoR 1fEkRaN MASSACRE CASH

Marion, III, Nov. fl.-APfogress was re- tafded today ih, the selection of d fury to try i've men in coaheetleh With the Hefrin mine killings last June, and at the Adjournment Of court, only three prospective jurotA who were accepted tentatively yesterday by the state, were iia. khe jury box. none, having bsen ae- ceptec toaAy.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
St Na+xarst's aaiIa Mesans

Members of St. Margaret's Guild of Trinity Episcopal church met at the home Of Rev. J. Eadred Brown on Tues day evening. The meeting was the monthly session and afte the routine business vas transacted a zsocial hour was spent.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
The Fat Mar Has g ee78 7- .-A F

The Fat Man Has Geo. -- s-H g
 He'd Be Skinny ard a lr- 14- ha sh with onions nr .aat- Soured on the sto-na i.- -u that yone or two Si r. Tablets chewed after r.... .f.-,-s such trouble or rel.esa ..~ boiling up. Get rid O.. rr .a.r rifsings and beichin- WE. .... - lets. Their action -s Tv give the stomach tho .Is.r it needs. they thus sr-0 su.r. acidity stops. your stom .I- -n6 and you learn to eat ..H .... without fear of dislr'sE -a r- digestion. Get a GH 1a. ..r Stuart's Dyspepsia Tanl.. ar amy drug store They are ra. standby Dr thousands of the best E..sa1rs n.l oyer the l.. S. and Canada.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
nfinor oitv .Conrt caaes-

In the city court Tuesday morning a YaRtic woman charged with breach of the peaee, had her case continued until November 20. One continued case was called up and nolled. A man charged swithr= r=iHtCxtpaion naid for his freedom.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
Horse stosen as- Dahislson.

The Norwich poline received word Tuesday night that a brown horse with a saddle on him had been stolen from a barn at Danielson in the afternoon by a rea-hea7ed man who wore Blue over-
 alls. They were asked to be on the lankcMt the-l EssEtef.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
Rsand raAle AEeetihE PostpeAed.

The November meeting of the Norwich Round Table which was to have been head Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs. Aufe1ia B. Lyon of A Perkins ave nue was postponed until this (Wednes-- day) evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
sPBCIAL srocKHOLDERs. ,rrrrv,,

SPECIAL srOoKHOLDERs' MEETING A special meeting of the steokholdets d the Angus Park Hair Colth COfnparry iE hereby called to be held at the office of Brown G James. Thayer Building, Nor Wieh. Conn. on the 4th day of December. lsl1i at II o'clock a. m., to see if they will vote to confirm the vote of the Dfrec- tur8 Of said corporation to terminate tts ocrpor1te existence duly passed al the uleeting of said Directors held at N0r- wlch. Conn. O1 the 3d day of November, lS11, copy Of which vote is as fotlOWB l: -Resolved, That the corpurate existAlce of the Angus Park Hair Cloth Company be terminz1ed and that all proper steps te inunediately taken as provided by law Or the final dissoutiea Of said cnfpofa- d6n.s
 Dated at Norwich Conn, NsE. 6. 1922. By Order Of the Directnrs.
 HARRY D. s. CRUECESSHA1EK.
 President.
 Attest: ARTHUR M. BROWN, nDIe-15-z1-2s Secretary
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15

Although women nsxs had tie risht to vete ia Norway since ise7. the recent elsotl6h to the stertAing of Miss Karen Platehi is the first instance of a woman being selected for that office '
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
EuhgkAL NOTICES

C1EHtENrA-In Baltic, NovF1s, 1saz Mra Clara. Clement, aged 27 years.
 Funeral at the home of her sister. Mrs day morning. Eot. 10, at S.s6. Skr- vices ir-sSt Nays church at g. o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
BORN

NNrwich, Nov. Ii, 1899. a datghter, Airline Ruth, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kyle Of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15

Inc great center of glass manufar. ture in Great Britain at St. Hsleuss Llsncashfre. whence glass finds Its wssy to nearly all parts of the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15

and cried for help, but sa7'- =-hr3 rr-- cue workers were aidinG 5fs rs-1 Zoo regain the shore. SchuirgIai- aarar n.g was trapped in the car.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
MAnRfnp

LEVINE = sHEREsHEyskY In Nor. wieh, Nov. lla 1922, By Rabbi Samuel
 Jacobsons AbfAhAfh Levine and Miss Bessie shereshexskt, both of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15

Those who look for trouble are apt to find fault
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
MARCUS MATTERS

Norwich. Wednesday,, Nov. IS, 1ess. :
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
THE JOY~OF
 EATING PIE
The Bold Bueea0eers sf tho Table Are the Fellows fs-uai-aea With
 Stuart's Dyspsps.a | Ts.-ts.

Every day you na srm-r-. y-h, says, wish [ haar. a.... .as+ 1is or fried fish or th.s-a -g..g.. r.s.ns lg-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

Business Equipment 50
FOR SALE-Desk chair and stationery
case. Hoffman, Room s. Warner Bldg
s. 90 DOWN BRINGS YOU
4 NEW CORONA
Corona Typewriter Service 414 Dean bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
FA@m@ an RlGmT PRICES

paved road near Granger with new
buildings. 1925
alfalfa 20 acres Of timber
Edwardsburg. 500
acres Iaporte County. adjoining the state line
property South Bend, Gary, Laporte
Or Chicago.
Edwardsburg with Is acres Of timber,
all stock and tools. VIII exchange for
Chicago
110 acres Union. Mich Joining Shave Head Lake
sell reasonably This farm for two
purposes for farming purposes and for summer
fishing, good roads and if you're ready
lets
2O5 acres Al buildings. miles northeast and
45 timber. VIII exchange equity for
city property either IN South Bend Mishawaka.
10 miles northwest. Chicago road. all for
$1,000 VIII exchange for city property and the
difference
p with a brand bungalow south of the
Points school the Crumstown road VIII sell for
$4,000 and give possession in 10 days.
One n Ardmore Heights line Plenty OF
but buildings. All for $1,000.
acres just of scho wi 5
facing Sample Plenty Of fruit and other
outbuidings All for $4,000.
acres just Of Osceola station
buildings. VIII make dandy farm
VIII sell for cash reasonably.
A 6 room house with barn just across the state line
facing Highway, in he Okoboj Addition make
dandy country home Will sell with lots eight
If interested Of the above call
ALEX lAN@gL
LINCOLN 1906 SOP S. CHAPLIN ST. MAIN 1855
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Pets

BOSTON BULL PUPPIES-For Sale
1925 Pleasant st.
1 MALE-Airdale puppy. DOrang strain
eligible 10 register splendid black and
tan markings. . months Old, Harry
Wilson. II. r. I. Culver. lad
BIRDS AND pecial offer
for one week only. don't miss this great
offer, write today. Safe delivery guar
anteed. and II birds are not sdtisfac-
tory. can be exchanged within 80 days
from date. Young Mexican Talking
Parrots. sell for. SIS, sale price $7.GJ
Genuine Australian Love Birds. very
rare and beautiful. will bring sunshine
10 the home, sold in pairs for SD. sale
price. $3.50 a pair Meyers Bird Co.
4O4 Clark Bldg, Clark and Lake s.,
Chicago. H.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
sToP L L0oK I READ
FOR SALE


Meat market doing good business.
Fine location. Real buy. Reason. leav-
inE town. Prise il right. Address
News Times. Box 400
FOR SALE-Vulraulzlug and Accessories
business no competition. good loca-
ton WIN sacrifice for quick sale
Geo. r Townsend. Cassopolls. Mich.
EEE BEYERs for roOming houses, hotels.
restaurants gr0cey stores. cOnfectiOn-
err stores. soft drink parlOrs. pool
rooms. shoe repair sh0ps. tire vulcaniz-
ing auto accessories shops, one tire.
oils. greases also filing station. ~
room hotel. 2 baths. hot wnter and
heat with rent years months lease
this is a crackerjack barber shops.
garages, auto repair shops. bakery, dry
goods ready TOW wear stores. pool
tables and ~ chairs racks. balls all
dirt cheap. See Beyers. II. IS odd Eel
lows Bldg Open Tues, Thurs. Sat.
p. m Main 1913
Two STORY factory building for sale or
rent. well located terms reasonable.
suitable for Hight manufacturing Oweu
3 Welndle 207 ". Jefferson. =. 5528.
- Is FIRST FOUR HOURS. ANOTH
Err made $50 per day. working for
themselves Pc your own boss. BE In
d.ppudeut. Opportunities unlim Par
.is4lars free Write today. Box s..
I'eqt 2. Huntington, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Horses and Cattle.

FOR SALE Two good fresh COWS with
calves their sides. Inquire seventh
house south of Prairie Az. on Olive
Road.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One light
work horse. one driving horse. har-
neSses, wagons and buggies of an
kinds The best hand stitched team
harnesses i'm South Bend. Come and
see ms when you want 20 buy, sell or
trade anything. south Bend Exchange.
4O5 $ Carol ST W. l. Hunt, Mgr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Tor housekeeping

Rooms For Housekeeping 50
FOR RENI-Nlre large light housekeep-
-n- rooms iu modern home. Gail Main
TWO NEATLY furnished rooms FOR light
housekeeping, lu private modern home.
two doors from North SIDE car line
Ne children. Mshawaka oo45
TWO MODERN rooms and bath fur
nished for light housekeeping Private
entrance Close I'M 1919 II LaSRlla
Az NJ SosS 80 children
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

TIRE WHITE CHAIRS and barber
abou for sale Good location. Am leav-
Ing town Call 54s S. chaplin.
FOR SALE-Ten room rooming house /;
heat business district. Seven rooms
completely furnished Wonderful bar
gain f0r quick sale Box lo2. News
Times
PARTNER WANTED-Lady between the
age ~ - years and ~ years 90 take
one-haf Interest in one n the best re-
tail departments in the city. VIII
grow into a big business in a short
time The lady ] want must be com
nefenf % take fulf charge o. the de-
uarfmeut. A small investment required
Box 9fG News -fTfrnps
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
These Classified Makers
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods SO


Household Goods 50
THOR WASHING NES-Several
good used Ilor washers enc large 10
sheet Thor washer. Thor Electric shop,
491 ). Michigan. Lincoln los.
SPRINkLING HOSE AND
Rec RIGENAIgES
Sin. 5-plr guaranteed hose, lOc per
It. sin lie per Il moulded hose
run from lJc 90 1-c per foot. no better
made our refrl Cerat0rs are the ceie-
brated Gurney line and priced low.
Sob box FOR $500 Other sizes
equally low.
AVERY & HULL
129 y Main ST.
FOR SALE-Iarge golden oak library
table. two porch chairs. one tapestry
chair one folding cot Reasonable Z
taken q, once. 1lt- Portage Av.
AN OPPORTT NIFTY
FOR THE WEDDING GIFT
Nothing could Doe more acceptable
than the delightfully."- distinctive cat
glass. which viii be shown DO the open
ing sale 90 the
CIT GLASS GIFT SHOP
At the Heller * Son Furniture Store
for l0 DAYS beginning June 3.
Citizens OF south Bend have never be-
fore had the opportunity 10 purchase
cut glass nd he price that VIII 0e
quoted during this sale
FREE-A 2l-iuch Cut Glass parl0r
Lamp viii Dee given away on the last
day OF the sale Ask the saleslady.
Watch for the opening of our china
department.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
FINANCIAL


LAND CONTRACTS for sale few
good re land contracts for $1,000 ~
and up. Owen y. Windle. 2O7 ". JEFF
ferson Blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

INGS-Called Cor and delivered
No clothes mixed or lost. Main 1927.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Good Things To Eat

CHERRIES-Price right. State line F.
o. Prytz.
Household Goods 80
FTRNITURE Tor sale at 623 CUSHING
ST. Lincoln 2lS5.
assortment af up-tO date chandeliers.
All styles, with reasonable prices
Marchelewicz Electric Shop, Chaplin and
Division Sts-
REFRIGERATOR for sale 10 Franklin
Place.
FOR SALE
I Mission leather lounge.
GNS Administer rug
Oak leather upholstered settee.
1 Mission hall tree with mirror.
] Oak typewriter desk
Call Main 1916
QUARTER SAWED OAK library table
and other household articles for sale
d3 y. Lafayette.
Fl RNITURE of an kinds on private sale
az my store, rear OF the postoftce
Jerry Moore.
FOR SALE Hoosier kitchen cabinet.
Bucks range. gas stove beds. rockers.
bench wrinCer. tubs, other household
goods. COS ". ColfaN av
STOP,-New and second hand goods
80 :. Mich an Furniture at bar
gains. 10 gas stoves. , stove ranges at
your own price. Lincoln 1910. South
End Furniture Exchange.
nose
screen doors, sprinkling cans. garbage
cans az very low prices. Buy here and
save. G. +. Ninenger & Son. 434 S
Chaplin st. L6305.
FOR SALE-Closing out misceHlneou5
To-. Of paints az real low prices. Rel
mold. 125 y. Main st.
FOR RENT-Electric vacuum cleaners.
.. " Schafnpr. ~ W. jefferson. OPP
posite Post Office. Main 2S4
HIGH QUALITY floor lamps and furni-
-a 4. -. L. . 800.
Co. cor. Main and Division SIS. L
TWO roll. Tor DESKS and one safe
Walter G. Miller. 100 f. Division s.
Tel L-5043
HOUSEHOLD FTRNTTTRE-On OAK
dining room suite. excellent condition
~ inch table. - inch buffet. 6 chairs.
black leather seat. oak dressing
table; ] large roll TOP desk. Must be
sold by Thursday. Call 1925 y. John
son Main 1S60.
CAN YOU Use good comb nation
bookcase and writing desk that look
Just like new Priced $40 Easy terms
Hellers Exchange Department. Third
floor. 1l6 5. Mich. So.
AN SELLING one go-cart, $40; one
Co-cart. So. one sanitary couch s.
inquire 1907 z DAYTON 81.
COMPLETE DINING ROOM and bed
room suites. solid mahogany. DO per-
feet condition. electric washing ma
chine; refrigerator. gas range. two
rugs 9Xl2 everything ia excellent con-
d.ti0n. VIII gladly show the furni-
ture % those Interested Phone Lin
colin $50 for appointment.
AT SCHwARTZ'S ONLY
Refrigerator SO. Overstuffed genu-
inc leather rocker. S1975. Four pieces
fiber suite. $500. White euameled
chairs sos Ladys desk. $50 Dav-
export. $3.50. Dresser. SIC. Walnut
finished dresser. $3.50 - % =
Chaplin 81. Phone L-274J. open Mon.
Thurs and Sat. nights
BIG VALUES In furniture. rugs and
stoves See US before you buy
WHERRE1T AND ALTFELD.
i Block SO. Grand Trunk tracks.
LINING ROOM, sun room and dining
room electric fixtures for sale 81
Edgewater Drive. Mlshawaka PhOns
Mlsnawaka llt.1.
I OAK DINING ROOM SET OF eiga;
pieces and soft coal stove. dresser and
II sewing machine l4ll ). Carroll 81
\ FOR SALF-SOuth Bend MaMeable Gas
II range. 1850 y. Johnson ST
Il EAGLE FURNITURE CO
N 241 South Chaplin ST
n Open Monday. Thursday q
n Saturday Ewes
The best place 10 buy your furniture
IN SEE Our LAMP SHADE SPECIALS
Cor. Jefferson and L. W. Z Lin. 1874
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
A cur OF APONA TEA

ARTICLES FOR SALE OR TRADE
Ford, delivery body, force pump and
jack. SharpleSs cream SeparatOrs.
large and small; farm, spring and l.
horse wagons; household goods and
Kindred other articles South Bend
Exchange. 800 $ Carroll St W l.
Hunt Mgr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
MERCHANDISE
Business Equipment

TY?EWRITERS-W WOODSTOCK
TYPEWRITER DISTRIBUTOR
Repairing and OverhaulinE all makes
Of typewriters Rebuilt machines. rib
hons and ell typewriteE supplies for
sale A resident typewriter expert.
Bert Mowers. 2ls y. Michigan ST Lin
coin Gao.
We rcnt typewriters. $500 up monthly
sell $500 monthly. Inves tigate rhs
Remington portable. Main go REM
INGTON FYPEWRITER CO
TYPEWRI1ERS FOR RENT OF ali
makes: $500 per month; rebuilt ma
chimes sold at So % I'D.
FUTILE CORPORATICT
1l9 ". Washington Az.
FGRY AUTOGRAPHIC REGISTERS
For every department OF every bus
mess 50 styles and sizes 23S Far
mers TT Main 40.
A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
FINANCIAL


Investments. Stocks. Bonds 80
FOR SALE-We have over 5000 20
good 1fr land contracts Tor SALE mace
by good. reliable people. Properties
in good locations and an strictly mod
ern. We viii guarantee The payment Df
same which means s. security Tor
every 81 invested. These are tax ex-
empr securities
INGLERIGHT REALTY d
INVESTMENT co
Room 10. J, American Trust Bldg
30gs EARNING INVESTMENT south
Bend Real Estate. Buy today. sell
later. Address =. o. Box so
Si000O0OcU NOR AGE MONEY
available for loans ca Apartment
Houses Hotels. ONCE Buildings and
other high grade properties GOTHAM
MORTGAGE co. JGj Fifth Avenue
New York.
NOU CAN Buy 10 LAND CONTRACTS
az liberal discount Payments guar
anteed Can at 2O7 W. Jefferson Blvd.
Lincoln 652S.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-11
CLINTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Hackstaff were Sun
day afternoon visitors at the A. L..
Haynes home,
Mr.. and Mrs. |. G. Purnell. Miss
'Versia Purnell and Willie Purnell
were Saturday evening and Sunday
visitors at the c. W Purnell home
Mrs. A. L. Haynes and family, Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Haynes and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Haynes and fam
lily were Sunday visitors at the Olyn
Hodge home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. KrOh Of Moscow
and their Grandchildren of Spokane
and Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Benedict
and family were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the w. II. Wolfe home
Mrs W. w Robertson and Mrs
Charles Gray called in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Purnell of
Charleston and Mrs. Laura Briton
who has been visiting them, were
Sunday and Monday visitors at the
D. l.. Procunier home. Mrs Briton
will remain there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Haynes and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Haynes
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Olyn
Hodge were Sunday afternoon WISH
tors at the Mrs A. L. Haynes home
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Haynes served
ice cream.
Arnold Ellwart of Pullman was a
Sunday visitor at the l. o. Purnell
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Wiley Miss
Marie Wiley and Roy Wiley were
Sunday visitors at the Elyin Wood
home.
Mrs. I. o. Purnell and Misses
Thelma. Naomi and Versia Purnell
we're Monday guests of Mrs. w. r.
Wolfe.
Mabel Adams. who has been suf-
fering from a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever, is recovering satisfac-
torily. She is able to sit up but as
vet Is not able to stand or walk.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-11
RILEY KNIGHT

Miss Mabel Leitch of Lewiston
is visiting her cousin, Martha Wedin.
The threshing machine OF Jesse
Gray was destroyed by a smut eX-
plosion on the Gentry place Tuesday
and $50 sacks of wheat were burned.
Mr.. Gray will get another separator
and continue his run.
Otto Hagedorn is running his
threshing rig without cookhouse
this year and the ladies are quite
'elated' over the chance to cook for
the threshers.
Mr., and Mrs. J. P. Wedin and
children were Sunday guests at Les
lie STATIONS, near Pullman.
VIM O'Donnell is combining
wheat for Geo. Daugherty.
Theo. Mortensen is helping his
nephews harvest grain near Blaine.
5 Four threshing rigs are operating
in this neighborhoOd and harvest
will soon be a matter of history.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-11
HOLLAND STATION

Sunday dinner guests at the l..
Stratton home were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Graham and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Hoffman and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Jeff Wedin and family of
Moscow. There were % in all
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Farrand and
daughter, Byrl, called at the L. T.
Band home Sunday afternoon.
Chester Getchell returned from Sc
attic Thursday and spent a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Getchell.
Mrs Belfre OF Pullman spent a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Til
don Woods
Callers at the L. Stratton home
this week were Mrs Leitch of
Moscow and Miss Mabel Leitch OF
Lewiston, Ida.
John Graham is remodeling his
barn and making a real dairy barn
out of It,
Mrs. Geo STATIONS mother, Mrs.
Winding, of Standpoint, Ida, is visit
ing her for a few weeks.
Mrs. Stone of Pullman, Mrs. II. F.
Newbrough, Bessie Newbrough, Mrs.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-11

Mrs. \. L. Haynes and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Haynes and family
and Mr. and Mrs Olyn Hodge We're
Sunday evening visitors at the A.
NJ. Haynes home. Ice cream was
served by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Haynes.
NJ. DeYoung had a slight explosion
in his separator Monday while
threshing the d L. Procunier crop.
No damage was done and work was
resumed in few minutes
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thompson and
family We're Sunday visitors at the
Charlie Stoger home in Moscow
While threshing wheat on the w
II. Wolfe farm an explosion in the
separator OF W w Robertson set
fire to the straw stack, the wheat
pile and a bundle rack. The inside
of the separator was badly burned.
the straw stack burned, but only 70
sacks of wheat We're damaged The
sacks were burned off the wheat and
it was scorched, but can be used for
feed. Mr.. Wolfe and l. o. Purnell
are grateful for the help of the crew
and to Tom Batty. who stopped his
fruit car to aid in saving the wheat
Melvin McMurray, small son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. McMurray, died
Tuesday evening at Q o'clock at the
hospital in ColfaX He had under
gone a serious operation considering
his weakened condition, caused by
several days illness
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-11
KITZMILLER

Guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Grant on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Daggett, Mr..
and Mrs. c. ]. Reid and son. Raw
mond, of Uniontown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Grant and three children. Miss
BERTHE Lindsey and Mr.. Hart of Col
fax.
Wheat is being hauled to the Kitz-
miller warehouses. George and Carl
Reid were the first to haul to the
Pacific Elevator Co. warehouse and
E. d. kitzmiller was the first to
haul to the Kerr-Gifford warehouse.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Johnson and
son have moved into part of the
house on the Struppler ranch, while
Mr.. Johnson is employed at the
warehouse.
Mrs. William Olson called on Mrs.
August Johnson Saturday.
Mrs. L. E. Hall called on Misses
Louise and Beatrice KitzmilIer sun
day afternoon
Last Wednesday Mrs. Ella Letter
man called on Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Mcpherson.
r. W, Gwinn started his combine
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Mcpherson en-
tertained at Sunday dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Y. Nelson hnd daughter
Mrs. Herman Griner and children Of
ColfaX, Miss Lois Gass and Hubert
Foster of Pullman.
Mrs. Musetta Erickson of Roberts,
Ida. arrived last Thursday to visit
her sister, Mrs. d. R. Burnham.
c. NJ. Hooper called on his daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. r. Hall. on Sunday.
The Kirkendall threshing outfit
is on the Burnham ranches this
week.
Mrs. Alex Mcpherson spent Fri
day with her sister in ColfaX and
found her much improved.
Dean and Mrs e. c. Johnson and
daughters, Garcia and JOY, and Mrs.
Sarah Daniels called on Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Olson Sunday evening
Mrs. Will Clark and son, Paul,
motored to Charleston, taking Mrs.
Clark's father, H. F. Horton, to his
home there. He had been visiting
his daughter last week