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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
Saturday, June IL
Commencing at $50 sharp.
the following:
Household Goods All m

Household Goods All my
household goods. consisting of
one Gilbert Piano. Library. Din
ing and Kitchen Tables. two sets
of Dining Room Chairs, Rock
ing Chairs, Settee. Sideboard.
Bookcase, three Bedroom Suites
and Bedding. Sewing Machine.
Malleable Range. Cooking Uten-
siis, six Rugs.
Farm lmplements-One Drag,
all kinds of Garden Tools,
Grindstone, three H. P. Cush-
man Gasoline Engine, Pump
Jack, two Jack Screws. 100 #.
of Rope and Tackle. two sets of
Hay Sings, 200 bushels Corn,
some Pop Corn and many other
articles too numerous to men
ton.
Terms-Al sums Of S. and
under, cash; all sums over SIS a
credit Of g months will be given
without interest, if paid when
due.
]. K. Sickle
NJ. w. Hunsberger, Auct.
Ed. Hahn, Clerk
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MAOCAREEs MEMORIAL.

The members Of the Mishawaka
Tent, Of the Maccabees. met al their
hall sunday morning az $50 o'clock
and marched in body 20 the local
cemeteries where they decorated the
graves Of their deceased members
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MOTOR To NEW TROY.

Mrs. Rebecca Pulley and son
Claude. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pliley. motored 10 New Troy. Mich.
yesterday 10 attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Pliley's aunt. Mrs. Hannah
Williams.
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Il. c. PICNIC.

About rs members of the Misha-
waka council Knights of Columbus
enjoyed a picnic at Eagle lake Sun
day. Baseball contests and swim
ming were the features of the outing.
A picnic dinner was served at noon.
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SOUTH BENDERsNWIN.

The Bell Specials Of South Bend
defeated the Speed and Mike base
ball team by the score of u TO sun
day afternoon at Dodge park.
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VISITING IN CLEVELAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kruger and
family have gone 10 Cleveland for a
visit. Mr. Kruger IS enjoying his
vacation from the North side fire
station.
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PUBLIC SALE

| will offer at Public Sale at my
residence. two miles east and
two miles south of Mishawaka,
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Don't forget the public sale Of
household goods. June II. at ]. X.
Sickle home. two miles east and
two miles south Of Mishawaka.
-Advt. 12t5
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ENJOYING VACATION.

Cloyde Phillips OF the central fire
department. Is enjoying his vacation
and left with his wife for the Mish-
awake cottage al Indian lake
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12

Mrs. August Bloch and daughter.
Miss Ella. 135 w Mishawaka av..
motored 10 Eagle lake sunday.
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BLSLNFSS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE
Pnnering-Pa!nfinc

q tfNrERS Carriers and Dutch Boy
Lead 100 Do. lots. $3.50. 500 10 lots
$1,000 Orders taken evenings also.
Hhaue M,shaWnKa 1snq ~ r CooR
f-esrIete- st1e x Fnur.a a.. Nhha
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MiShaz0aka Classified
AUTOMOBILES

lost and Found TO-
CHTLD'S RAIN COAT fOund-Green |
Slk ON Lincoln Way E. near Twin !
Branch school Can Osco0la 9lI 1911 |
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Help wanted-MaIe. 50
NAN WANTEu-To work on Farm. call
County OBI 9t2
SIGUT WAITER wanted Inquire az
Palace Il Rats 10t3
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MERCHANDISE

Two SONS. six shoa-s f0r sale b J.
Titus. one mile south Of Edwardsburg
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DR. 0 B N f
0 4 N A M K Y.
PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci, dobry do
NOV pro hodnou dlvku. Musi
umet aspon trochu anglicky.
Haste Sc V els. 2049 E. 102 st.
Tel. Garfield, 1888 w. 3-15
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
o 5ti svetnicich, koupelna, pen
try, fernes, skopky na pradlo,
elektrika, plyn a zvlaStni letni
kuchyn. Agent Sc vylucuji.
Haste Sc V els. 1922 Mayors
Ave. S. w. ut. ctv. sob.
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HI EDA S K menSi byt
pro triclennou rodinu blize
Miles neb Corlett skoly. K ste
hovani nejdele do 10. dubna.
Adressu nechte pod znackou
Box 100 v adm. t. listu. 3-14
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VELKA LACE, bude-li proda-
no rychle. Farma 0 103 akrech
prvni tridy budovy, dunn 9ti
pokojich, tvrdy finis, voda.
sink kuchyni, voda bani, 2
kravy, l tele, 2 kone, 2 pras-
nice, so slepic, velka zahrada.
60 akru pod pluhem, ostatni
les a pastvina, potok tece skrz
pastvu, zadna rokle, zadny mo-
cal, je IL mile Cd dlazby. Da
Sc "a $4,000, bude-li prodana
tento tyden. Pricina prodeje
|rozdeleni majetku. Blizsi sdeli
j. Prenosil, 12309 Union ave.
3-15
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PRCDA Sc obuvnicka dina
tydnim obchodem $500 v do
brem mlste {. 10418 Lorain
Ave. Cena SS50.OO; dale deli
katesni obchod pri tydni tribe
$500. Blizsi Sc sdell po 5. ho1
vecer els. 1921 vych. SIS. "a.
2-1C
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PRIJMOU Sc tesaTi. Haste
Sc V els. 11725 Miles Ave.
3-15 5
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PRODA Sc pakny zanovni
dunn Z pokojich, koupelna,
sklep pod celym domem, kom-
binacni fernes, bridlicova sire
cha, elektrika, plyn, kanal
dlazba zaplacena, garaz a j.
ne zarlzeni. Majetek tento Sc
da ia pouhych $4,000, hotovt
$500, ostatni die ujednani, ma
leza Sc V okoli Broadway a
vych. 80. III. Blizsi sdeli f. j
Srutek, 1920 Warner Rd. Tel
Broadway 1908 NJ. Sis
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PRODA Sc "a pficinou odje-
|zdu do Czech jednorodinny dunn
10 Z pokojlch, elektrika plyn,
|fernes, je blize skoly a koste-
la. Velmi pekne mlsto. Haste
Sc V els. 1906 Horner Ave. V
Mt. Pleasant. 3-18
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nebot' kdyz pc kratkem po-
zdravu Jan zacai sam o SVEN
zdaru mluviti, pravila:
"Ano, umeni jest neco kras-
neho a vysokeho - to nejvyssl
81 vSak, co V lidskem zivote jest,
totiz laska prava, hluboka,
vrouci laska cisteho srdce jest
prece mad vSecka umeni sveta.
pred touto laskou jest nejvySSl
umeni pouhou penou a zdanli-
YOU zari !"
Jan 81 to mcdowell vysvetliti.
Byl zarazen.
"Ovsem," pravil, "laska, ia
kou 81 predstavujete, Evo, smi
vyplniti srdce zeny, avSak muz
musi miti jeste vySsi ideal, Ia
ska k zene nesmi mu byt vsim."
fTedy by bylo nejlepe, ably
Sc umelci ami nezenili,' "a
rmoucene pravila Eva,
Jsou mnozi, kteri tax tVrdl,
ia vsak S tim nesouhlaslm. Ie
na a rudina Jest umelci st astny
utuIck, pf'lstav prazdny Vsl
boure ncpfiiemnosti q potom
tim jest upoutan k spolecnostl,
kde ma pripravenou pudu, ma
ktere mu rostou rllze vezdeJsl-
no zivota."
"Tedy pokladati ma napo-
sIedy umelec zenu svou jako
devecku, ktera by Sc mu stara-
Ia 0 potreby pohodli." pro
hodila Eva trochu ostre.
" Muze byti, kdyz zena neni
vice nez sluzkou - nedovede-
Ii Sc poVZnesti muzem svym
k tenn sferam, 0 kterych on
sni, +" odpovedel Jan.
"Je-li vSak umGlec tax svobo
domyslnym, ze Sc dVorl mimo
dunn kazde krasce, ktera sc mu
zallbl, myslite, re to jcho zcne
ma byti lhosteinym?" tazala Sc
Eva rozcilene.
"Umelec, ktery Jest hodnym
elovekem, dVori Sc .jinym ze-
nam len thcoreticky, to jest ne
zastre zrak pred tim, co jest
krasneho,' minil Jan
"A mysllte, Jene," pravila
nyni Eva : durazem, "ze velky,
pravy umelec musi byti tez hod
nym cloVekem, neb muze iedno
bez druheho byti?"
'Pravy velky umelcc jest
vzdy slechetnym clovekem, be
ze lsti, a pravdiVy jako zlato
pri umelcich druheho i tretih,
stupne mohou byti Vyiimky.'
Tim nebyla vsak Eva uspo-
koiena. Byl tento cloVek opraN
dovym umelcem? Ona iei ia t,
mela, ale nehledl ma neho pou
ze ocima lasky? ~ 1ato neji
stota tlzila devce a vzbudila !
III podezreni, zda-li Sc nezami
loVala do taroNne Hare uncle
a \ teto lasce nepohlIzI ma ia
na Jako na neJslechetnejsiht
A stale videla vedle neho del
&c, ktere MIN sedelo Y kocare
Jan, kteremu zarazenost il
no nevesty byla nepohodlna
neprijemna, myslil, ze jest pc
nekud churava a odesel zah,
OmIuvil sc mad casnym odch'
dem svym, &c snad Sc Vcera y,
cct mnoho rozcilila, a Eva ri
SVedrlla rada, ana nasla pilf
III sVc staroati takto zdkrytl.
Jan odeSel neuspokoien. d.
fal, ~ Eva bndc i him sdlle
steStl mad zdafcnou .ieho vcer
81 hrou Eva mu prlchazela Il
pysna, hrda, bez citu. Vtira
Sc mu bezdeky myslenka. II
byla-li by prom vhodnejsi zen
jez by meme Ma mem Zadal
nez dcera milionarova. "Ovsel
piiznala sc, zc Jest trochu c
rava. Starosti pr procesu ub
zlly jeJimu zdravi ~ vzdyt'
Ik vytrpela. Zeny jsou snad
mrzuty, nedutklivy, muslm
odpoledne naVStivlti. abych
trochu povylazil," upokoiil
Jan.
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! TEMNE STfNY.
Roman americkeho zvota
cd H. r. Bonna.


rovana, by 81 nebrala tohoto
umelce. Potom 81 vSak opet
predstavovala Jana po vSecek
cas-, co iej znala, jak Sc choval
vzdy ku vsem kraskam a zVla-
ste ku Flore, ktere sc mu tax
vtlraly konecne uznala, re ne
muze byti spatnym clovekem,
nebot' jeho hlavnimi ctnostml
byly poctivost' a otevfenost. Wy
tykala 81, proc Sc no nezeptala,
kdo Ia DANA byla, 0 kterou Sc
vcera tax staral. Rada by no
byla zavolala zpet, by mu vSe
vypovedela a Sc priznala, CO j
prim6lo tax mudrovati 0 umel-
ci a muzi. Zastydela Sc ia sVuJ
prospech. Jak vrtosivou by Sc
mu zdala, kdyby Ia MIN poslala
a byla vSecka prejinacena. O.
panoVala sc a uminila 81 po-
ledne mu poslati psanlcko, re
jest jiz zdrava. Gale takoVyto
pomer nesnesu dele. Ma byti
mym snoubencem a neni jim.
Teto nerozhodnosti a nejistoty
nebudu trpeti. Jeho hmotne po-
staveni, jeho prijmy dovoluji
mu verejne vystoupiti jako me
mu snoubenci. Potom 81 nebu-
dou JIM lide ma nej myslitl, a
ON tez ke mne nezachova Sc
tax Jako vcera.
Tehoz dne. kdyz Sc rano "a
calo rozednivati, procitl karel
Blaas, ucitiv, jak mu CHI ruka
j saba do kapsy pro hodinky. Ia
rel rychle vyskocil. Zbrnele u
dy a postava podezfele fysio-
gnomie, ktera rychle Zmizela,
uvedla mu ma pamet, kde
nocoval. Ale kdyz uplne pro-
ctl, a vSe Sc mu vratilo ma mysl, !,
co ho vcera potkalo, zarlivosti
a zoufalosti nevedel co pociti.
Opovrhla jim, jest pro neho ma
| Vzdy ztracena, neb roynati Sc
/ nemohl WredoWovi, ktery byl
mlad a tax krasny a VzneSeny
iako nejaky prime, kvetoucl ia
ko rUze. Toho chytlla jlste pc
nezi, kterymi svou krasu JcStc
ZvySila. Pomahal il snad prl
tom podVodu? Jeho pohanela
len laSka - co mu zaleZelo ma
+ penezich - bylo mu lhoste. no,
zda-li spal nekde V mekkych
perinach nebo Ma hole zemi, ne
bo jedl-li pill neco dobreho.
Nehral, nepil, na peneZlch ne
lpel, ien k Vuli deVcetl pral S
byti bohatym, ably il Ma nicen
neschazelo. Jen k Vuli III sta
Sc zlocincem, pred Spravedll
wynn Clovekem musil klopit
zrak a nyni ho opustila, zavr
hla, by 81 koupila kradenym
pencil krasneho, mladeho mu
re, WredoWa, ma kterem by o,
cinila, elm SC proti nemu pre-
: vinila a .jeho by nechala V hri
Z chu. Takoveto mySlenky trap
: " karla. Cltil Sc nanejvys bic
: nym a obelstenym, cd devcct
: pflpraVen 0 sVou ccst a poke
/. duSe s. "Io ySak sc nesml st;
: ti.' vzkrikl a rukama hazel j
!. ko Slleny, take kolemjdou'
: Sc Ma nej ohlizeli. me, ne, nj
q dopustim, by ona tax nevlnn
= 4 toho vyvazIa, ia musil a
Z. do smrti sc jako zlocinec pl;
J. hociti =" Propukla mem pr
= ii WredowoVi nejvetsi nenavi
i a zavist'. On il mel mlti. ktel
l. byla jeho nepestou a jest dop
sud. NideI, iak Wredow devt
II obilma "A Marketa sc na neho
ii smlva, kde2to iemu nechtela {
81 Ii nikdy am jednu hubick
* kdyby Y tom okamziku Wr
la dow k n6mu byl prisel, byl |
e. ho iiste usmrtil bez rozmysl
a, nj. me, ne, ne Tisickrate ne
a. vyrazil re sebe utikal jakol
n, no n6kdo honil. "Zadny il n
nu sml dostati, kdyz ne ia, il
4
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PRODA Sc novy cihlovy dun,
ctyrrodinny, vse moderne "a
rizeno. jsou tam fernesy.
Iada Sc hotove $4,000 aneb sc
prime co splatka dunn jedno
neb dvourodinny. Majetek
tento sc naleZa na zap. II. I'll.
Blizsi sdeli L. j Srutek, 1920
Warner Rd. Tel. Broadway
1903 M. SIS
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telu.
Musel jeSte dlouho cekati,
nez mu bylo dovoleno taZati Sc,
muzeli mluviti S Janem Wre-
dowem. Odpoved' priSla, re je
ocekavan. Sluha jei vedl po
schodech a chodbach k Janovu
pokoji, kde zaklepal a kdyz
Jan otevrel, nechal Karla We
jiti a odeSel.
Divil-li sc Jan, kdyz mu bylo
oznameno jmeno karlovo, tim
vice byl udiven Karlovym po-
divnym chovanim, az no zamra
zilo, jak Karel koulel ocima.
"Co vas pfivadi Ike mna?'' ia
zal Sc Karla trochu nesmele, u
kazuje mu ma zidli.
Sedlak 81 vSak nesedl.
"Pane Wredowe," pravil 81
paVym hlasem, "zde mate pa
desat tislc tolaru, co chybi, u
tratil jsem. Penize tyto jsme
vam ukradli, Marketa a ia - o
Ma ma ostatnl penize. Vase
matka nenapsala zadnou po-
sledni vuli, zemrela nahle; tu
Sc Marketa polozila do postele.
Byla noe a ia bezel pro staro-
stu. Marketa vas vydedila, mlu
villa mlsto vaSi matky. VSe jest
lez podvod Ona jest vinna, /
ia jsem vinen. Lde jsou me pc
nize, dvur neni jeSte prodan. "
karel skoncil ponekud nesouvl-
sic, ale zdanlive klidne svou
zpoved'.
Jan Sc dival ma nej udiVeEe
Nemohl to pochopiti.
"Vy jste sileny." zvolal. Ivy
pomlouvate Marketu nenaVl-
sti, ze vas nechce. Jste nicem-
nix a zasluhujete, abyste byl
povesen," !" pravil Jan.
IS nj, pane, Marketou," 20
kraCoval Karel, nenechaje sc
myliti. "VaSe matka zemrela S
vaSim poslednim psanim V ru-
ce. Nezapomn6la ma vas, ani2
vas vydedila, a kdyby byla Ella
jeste den, byla by udelala rad
nou posledni Will; Eyl isem ji2
posIan pro predstaveneho."
Rec a zpusob, kterak sedlak
mIuvil, dale vSechny okolnostl
o kterych Sc zmlnil - vse to
nasvedcovalo, re nenl slleny, a
niz re z nenavistl Marketu p0
mlouva.
"Vypravujte mi vsecko, kal
ie' pi"Vil ''i' ooJa' q poo''"'
- I'D 0e'li pi eu ha' ie''i' NoI
~ VOC w A"e ''ho W poN eoe'
jak podvod byl proveden.
Mamphu toplIi IpGtp St 4 Ia y,
Neiiioiio 'oiiio Je''. ''"ie
III by ~ oS l'ioAiio' "os % 20
pie'N a = q" ahs p"u O -
ieii' iii'' Aeiia' Nos q Jes' wv -
Aiie F." pioeoe'io' SeiihoNo NoAs''
oeNoeee p"pel d "iiuei Jeu''
l'oS''Ne ana ~ "'''''''na 9 :
''N ''i''N'' '''n i''o 9ooe' -
i'loila 'o'iio oNei IT. h"i 10 II
VI aS ~ '''"Si'e. oi'e' % :.
'Ne''.i''' po'"el l"' poAo'
'lJ'' wy Np','
haiei i''sNoue'i . . "i op'
SUI poNoJ h'efs ~ seoou uA'
. Nrel'
= ~
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KOUPiSE

kOUPf Sc dunn pro jednu
vetSi rodinu mezi Pershing k
Union. Agent Sc vylucuji. Ne
chte adressu v adm. Sveta.
3-14
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SINGER sici stroje move i
starsi. Spravky vseho druhu,
i obSivani, ma ktere 81 muzete
pockati. 1888 Broadway, bllze
trZnice. Union 70 w. 3-18
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Poor! Poor!

Poor! Poor!
312 akru, 1O-pokojovy dim, o.
vocne stromy, Z mil Cd Cleve-
landu, cena $500.
15-akru, A akry vince, 25 o.
vocnych stromu, II mil cd
Sguaru, blize Mayfield I'd.
$4,000.
Jeden vice akru ma Broad
view Rd., " akru vinice, ma
dlazdene cest6, 5 mil cd Gle
velandu, cena Ia akr S675.
1I,-akru, 4-pokojovy bunga-
low, ma ABC draze, $500.
la-akru V Bedfordu, 3-poko-
jovy kotazovy domek $4,000.
7-akru, novy 9-pokojovy ci-
hlovy dun, stodola, akr vini-
ce, ovocne sromy, Z mil cd
Clevelandu, ma dlazdene ce.
ste. $1,000.
.9-akru, S-pokojovy dum, O.
vocn6 stromy, $500.
101-akru, 9-pokojovy dunn
dlazbe, 16 mil Cd Clevelandu
$4,000.
16-pokojovy hotel ma 1s-akro
vem pozemku, elektr. vytape-
III, bllze drahy, II mil cd Gle
velandu, ma dlazdene cest9,
cena $4,000.
la-akru lesa ma State Rd., 10
minut cesty ke kare, g poko-
jovy dun $3.50.
6-pokojovy dum v Corlett, s
modernim zaIizenim $4,000.
JAN JARES, 5s47 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway 1927 w. 3-16
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc dunn sam. 0 So
be, je O z svetnicich, elektrika,
plyn a jine zarizeni, dve CARA
ze. Naleza Sc ma vych. 88. ul.
q Union. Haste sc V els. 3515
f. S8th st. 3-16
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Poor! VELkA LACE.

Proda sc jednorodinny dun 0
6ti' pokoiich, tyrdy finis, tyr
de podlahy. China kabinety,
krb, skoplly ma pradlo, fernes,
garaz na 3 kary, bridlicova
strecha. Da Sc pod cenu pouze
"a $4,000, bude-li prodan ry-
chile. Haste Sc u j. Prenosil,
1230g Union Ave. 81 <
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PRODA Sc dobre .jdouci stri-
mi obchod, rohovy stor ma Su-
perior Ave. trzi Sc pres $3.50
tydne. Dobra obchodni prilezi-
tost. Haste sc mezi a. 6. hod.
vecer jednatele 1921 vych.
SIS. ul. 1922
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-02
STRING TOWN

Well here we come for the first time. How is this rainy weather serving everybody Ii is pretty hard on Us poor olr farmers.
 The party at Mr. and Mrs. J. b' Phillips last Saturday night week was enjoyed by everyone. Also the sing ing at Mr. l. r. Harris Sunday night,
 Hattie, what made you look so blue Sunday? Because Tyfee wasn't there I guess.
 NIr. Douglas Bailey and Mir Jesse smith went to Prescott Thursday ana Mrs. smith spent the day with MT smiths mother, who has been sick for some time.
 Miss Edna Phillips spent Wednesday night with her sister Mrs. Ethel Hardie.
 MT. Elmer Wilson came down to Jesse Phillips Thursday night ana they went down to see Miss Rosa ana Josie King.
 Mr. Clyde Burns who has been WofA- ing at Fl Dorado came in last Wednes- day.
 There will be d society at Bethel school house Friday night and also singing sunday afternoon. There will be several different classes there Everybody be sure and come.
 Now we will ring off for this time, and come again next week. That k if tbis escapes the waste basket
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-02
BODCAW NO. I

Health of this community iS very good except of few cases of flu.
 Elder c. w. Dorman failed to fill his regular appointment a Bodcaw No. ,. today on account of having the flu. Hope he will soon be able to be up again.
 Glad to see ]. w. Pickard attending our Sunday school last Sunday. Come again Mr Pickard we need you.
 Ernest Mullins has been at home for the past week. He has been sick with the flu but will return to his work at Haynesville, La. as soon as he is able
 Miss Audrn Fuller spent Friday night with Birtie Mitchell C S. Mullins and wife are spending Il few days with Mr Hunt and family at Hope.
 Deward and Lois Russell have spent
 Birtie Mitchell says it is long time till the midle of March yet
 Sorry it rained out Sunday school, and Bro. Upton'S appointment today and tonight. Everbody come to Sunday school and bring some body with you next Sun day.
 Good luck 10 the Picayune readers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-02
NEW HOPE NO 1

,a,,o- to all the readers of the .st thi> is q lonesome Sunday, l will write little more Ne are having some bad raIEy Feather now Sorry 10 report that we have lost ,o of our neighbors. Miss Lula Bar got married this afternoon to MT
 ,rerett Davis. May joy go with them
 ,d love in their track. Mics Powell Franklin was all smiles kbis afternoon. have decided John likes to travel n inc road toward Mir Franklin's. number from New Hope attended the program at Bluff City Friday night and reported fine time.
 Miss Blanche Deweody has been wondering why Mir. Eagle don't bring so,,e one else with him sometime
 Miss Minnie Greer has been spend no few days with MT. Sardis Greer
 Miss Mattie Purifoy was kindly sad fbis afternoon.
 Well as news is scarce l will ring of Good luck to the picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-02
F.. H. (EP) WEAVER FOR
 CIRCUIT CLERK AND RECORDER

Elsewhere in this issue appears the formal announcement of F. II. tEp) Weaver as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Ne vada county subject to the action of the coming Democratic primary.
 Ep Weaver is a native of Nevada at Mt Moriah He holds Il first grade license aS a teacher and has taught ill many schools throughout the coun- ty.
 Four years ago Mr Weaver was ill the race for Circuit Clerk. and was second in bunch of six candidates, being beaten by d very small majority hy the present incumbent.
 Ep K young man of pleasing per sonaity, known by every voter in the county and his qual tieations are un- questioned He is hard worker ill anything he undertakes, and will make an effort to see personally every voter ill the county between now and election day.
 That he will be true to every duty imposed upon him, k youched for by all who know him.
 We commend him to you for his straightforwardness, and ask that you give his candidacy your earnest con siderat tion.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-02
SUTTON

Ed. D. w. Barham of Waldo who is giving half of his time as associa- tional missionary of Union Association was the guest of Bro. George Ward Friday night
 Mrs. Jamie Garrett has been spending several days at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Tompson who died Sunday morning February 26th at the home of her daughter Mrs. Jim Will jams near Rosston, will be buried to day Monday at Mt Olive cemetery. funeral services conducted by Eld Geo Ward.
 Lester White one of Uncle Sans over seas boys, has been appointed postmaster at Emmett He will take charge of the office in a few days. Dr. C. F. Nelms of Laneburg, was in our village one day last week Dr. and A. A. Galloway did some trading Do you want any more shingles Dr :? If you do, X. A. has got 'em
 j. w Waddle who has been sick writing.
 Little Jewel Fore who has been in the sanitarium at Prescott is improy- ing nicely If she stills improve. she will be able to come home by the last of the week
 Mrs J. J. Fore who has been in the Park Sanitarium at Prescott for about two weeks, came home Sunday much 1 improved
 Mrs Hattie Armstrong and daugh- ter, Miss Fay who have been rooming with Mrs Jennie Sutton. moved home last week.
 The party given hy Inez Piercy last Monday night was we'll attended and all reported an excellent time.
 Miss Clara Lambert is visiting her aunt at Boughton Mrs A II. Johnson.
 Misses Helen Murry and Inez Piercy visited Eileen and Allie =Barham Sat urday night
 NJ. A A Galloway and daughter. Muriel and CIcmme Mitchell went to Hope Friday morning shopping.
 Mrs Alta Phillips, Geneva Stond. and Clyde Phillips of Prescott, al tended the party here Monday night.
 The pupils of Sutton high school are planning for the Nevada county contest which is to be held at Prescott next Saturday.
 Mir Alvin Hamilton of Emmet, cn- tered high school here last Tuesday. Glad to add one more on roll
 The visitors at the school house Fri day afternoon were Misses Vera Simp- son. Ruth Smith. Opal Phillips; MeSsrs Lee and Nat StarkS. Claud Sutton, Doris Bullock and Norman Garrett.
 The old Maids Club held three meet ings in the community last week. don't know the object of their meet ing, for you know old maids won't tell their secrets Maybe they are planning to order a ear of old bachelors. Look out Lcmolac, they may get you.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-02
How Would You Like to See What
 Irwin Nerhood (Pa.) Saw!

One customer told that after using one Il large ..t.ae of Rat.Snap. be got F0RTY-EIGHT dead .sts How many more dead he couldn't see. he doesn't know. Remember rats breed last and de- strov dollars worth of property 55c. oSe VI. .IS.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-02
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children In Use For Over 3OY Years Always bears ~

Jazz music and legs are as far as civilization has solved the entertain ment problem.
 The man who refuses to trust any one else has made everybody SuSpi- cious of him.
 l-=- People who pretend to he happy at least save a whole lot of unhappiness Tor others