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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11
FRANK PA ION
INJURED WHEN
STRUCK BY Car

Especial Correspondence.l


Geneseo, Ill., July 11.-Eeneseo
was the scene Of three automobile
accidents Saturday evening Of
which one was OF serious nature.
e. Klavohn suffered the loss Of
a rear wheel and broken bender as
he backed his car from the curb
ing on North State street, when it
was run into by a passing machine.
Fortunately. there was no one in
the rear seat at the. time Of the ac-
cident.
AS George Wolfe formed south on
State street, coming west from
East Orange street, the Ford
which he was driving was struck
at the rear fender by q Buick
which was driven by Harold Sic
ben. The rear wheel was smashed
and the car was otherwise slightly
damaged as was also the Buick
of Sieben's. Mr.. Wolfe and little
daughter were in the rear seat and
were considerably bruised but not
seriously hurt.
FL 0uA 0ttVu was Lie luOSt Uu-
fortunate individual concerned in
the evenings accidents. He was
about to cross State street in the
block just south of the railroad
crossing and was hit by a passing
machine just as he stepped out
from between the cars that were
parked at the curb. He was knock
ed down and was run over by both
front and rear wheels. He immedi-
ately went to his own car and
drove away. Later he submitted to
an examination and it was. discov-
cred that he had suffered one brok-
en- rib and a cracked shoulder
blade. He was attended by DR.. H.
B. FitzJerrel, who stated that in
ternal injuries may have been in
flicted. but that at the first exam
nation this condition could not be
ascertained. Mr.. Patton was taken
to the Hammond hospital, where he
is at present being cared for. He
had been employed at the farm Of
Thomas Liken,
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CIRCUIT court
is ADJOURNED
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Cambridge. July 11.-Judge W. T..
Church Of Aledo opened court We'd
nesday and Immediately discharged
the second panel Of jurors. Owing
to poor health he felt he was not
able to hear jury trials. He enter
ed few orders on the docket,
heard some short motions, and SEN
fenced the following persons:
Charles Tucker, Is years old, who
had stolen property to the value
Of $37, pleaded guilty to burglary
and larceny, and was sentenced to
the penitentiary for one to ten
years.
Floyd Nicholson pleaded guilty to
larceny and was fined 500 and
sentenced to the county Jail for 30
days.
Charles Queen, IS years old. who
had pleaded guilty to robbery and
let out on probation, but violated
his probation, was brought into
court and sentenced to Joliet for
three to twenty years.
After adjourning court. to Sept.
S, Judge Church Immediately start
ed for his home, where he will take
a much needed rest, in the hope OF
regaining his usual strength.
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ROSES ON HERDS
GRAVE IS ACTION
OF KU KLUX KHAN

Especial Correspondence
Sterling, ILL.,, July 11.-This
morning a cross of red roses, rep
resenting the fiery cross of the Ku
Klux Khan, was found on the grave
of Pvt. Lester X. Ramsdell, hero
of the late world war. In purple
letters above the cross, was the
following: Lest We Forget
Sterling Khan, No. "A, Realm Of ILL
nois." 1t is said that mysterious
band assembled at the cemetery at
midnight and placed the cross on
the grave. This is the first act OF
the local khan which was organized
here last fall.
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MUSIC STUDENTS
TO GIVE RECITAL
FRIDAY, JULY Ia
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
x.;tbshmrr Tr1v ~ Music ~,
nils If Mrs i Notbdurfta will Owe
: recital At the Mathodjst chnrch
E-;san Inventive Ia ~ ,rha 80 -
ram which follows. begins At :
o'clocr.
"Tba Dv;rv poetn ua,a, prow,
Observation-Disclosures Thom-
.,n ~ = 'o ~
'o .Tbe cfpsv Dance. Elizabetb
c.,ras f'' 'e'n
voca, .o,o-M,a. rr.rce. Gro
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GALVA REBEKAHS
SEAT OFFICERS
FOR NEXT TERM
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(opec1al correspondence
Members Of Rebekah Wide-a-
Wake lodge recently installed Of
ficers for the next term as follows:
Noble grand, Mrs. Georgia Baugh:
vice grand, Mrs. Winnie Hurlbutt;
secretary, Mrs. Myrtle Moore. The
appointive officers installed were:
warden, Mrs. Murl Kernes; conduc-
tor, Miss Emily Moore; R. S. N. G.,
Miss Nellie Sanders L. s. N. G.,
Mrs. Christine Olson; chaplain,
Mrs. Elizabeth Killip; R. S. V. G.,
Mrs. Belle Miller; l.. S. V. G., Mrs,
Amanda Norling; out side guardian,
Mrs. Jennie Penny; inside guard
ian, Miss Margaret Sweat. Rep
resentative to- the state meeting
at Springfield to be held in October,
Mrs. Laura Buckner. Deputy grand
district. president, Mrs. Almeda
Cain, Of Galva, was the installing
officer of the evening. After the
installing services were over the
members enjoyed refreshments
There Was a large attendance.
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SUFFERS INJURY
IN AUTO MISHAP

Aledo, July 11.-While driving to
Aledo Sunday evening. on the south
road near the Kimel farm, the Ford
touring car in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Spence and baby were rid
ing ran into the ditch, resulting in
I very serious injury to Mrs.
Spence. She was thrown into the
windshield, which was shattered,
and suffered a large cash on the
throat Blood from the wound
flowed SO freely that before it was
checked Mrs. Spence was In a very
weakened condition. The baby in
the arms Of Mrs. Spence and Mr..
Spence escaped uninjured.
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MAN INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
(Special Correspoudence !

NoPN~Ae@A WI ANSPoAANhNNsy
Illinois City, July 11.-Robert
Rausch Of Illinois City narrowly
escaped death Sunday afternoon,
when the car he was driving, ran
off the toll road near Muscatine,
and turned over, pinning him be-
meath it. The other occupant of
the car was able to extricate him
self but could not lift the heavy
machine in order to free Mr..
Rausch. When help came a half
hour late, and the imprisoned man
was taken from underneath the car,
he was unconscious. An examina-
ton at the Muscatine hospital
showed that no bones were broken
but that Hr. Rausch was severely
bruised. Physicians state that un-
less complications set in he would
recover.
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PLANS LAID FOR
ALEDO LEGION'S
DANCE THURSDAY
Especial to The Argus

(Op0CIdl u 1u0 AISuS.J
Aledo, July 11.-What is expected
to be the biggest and best summer
dance in the history of Aledo dane
ing circles is planned for Thurs
day night at the Aledo opera house
by Fallerans post, American Leg
ion. Just to give something little
more than expected the committee
in charge of the music has an
nounced that the Harmony Five or
chestra of Rock Island, one Of the
tri-cities' best music producers.
has been secured for the event. As
the dance is the posts midsummer
affair plans are more elaborate than
ever. In addition to the features
to be on hand members in charge
want dancers to know that the big
8-foot ventilating fan will be in full
operation, thus making the opera
house the coolest spot in the city.
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PASTOR AND WIFE
TO VISIT FRIENDS
DURING VACATION
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Especial Correspondence r.
Geneseo, ILL.,, July 11.-Rev.
Fletcher De Clark Of the First
Methodist church, who had charge
OF the union service Sunday eve
ming started on a vacation trip yes
terday. Accompanied by Mrs. lie
Clark he is motoring to Lime
Springs, Iowa, where they will visit
C. Y. Zook, who conducts the news
paper Of that city. From there
they will 60 to La Crosse. Wis,
where they visit with Mrs. De
Clark's brother, L. r. Darnell and
family. They will be away from
Geneseo until July %, as he VIII
resume services at his church the
following Sunday.
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CORN IS SAvD
BYRAINs;OAI5
BADLY DAMAeu
Sunday Storm Causes Havoc b =.
Csuntry Near Here; TAreshhe
Season Opens Today.
Especial Correspondence,

Geneseo, July 1.-THE storm :
Sunday missed Geneseo but A.
considerable damage to var,ms
places north Of here. A very ~
wind prevailed. in some places ~.
roofing trees. The heaviest dam.
age was done at q farm near Sprin,
Hill, where T. De Blick formerlv
lived. The hay barn was complete.
ly~ destroyed. Several silos And
windmills were blown down. Tele.
phone service between adjacent
towns In this section were out 81
service yesterday as many Of the
lines were down.
In addition to buildings beins
damaged. some loss has been mai
from the effects of the high wind
upon grain in the fields. Thu
which was shocked was shattered
and that uncut was blown down.
making harvesting difficult. Tia
farms OF Charles DARN and Franz
Rieghard were in the center Of TIN
damaged section.
The first rainfall in this vicinity
since June 16 was enjoyed SUNDAY
night, greatly to the benefit d
growing crops and gardens.
Farmers report that the indiea-
tons are the oat crop will be Eglk,
as the past dry spell has retarda6
the filling out of the crop. Pastures
were drying, with great loss Ia
dairymen. Corn has not as yei
suffered and yesterdays rain is Of
invaluable benefit
Threshing commences around
Geneseo today and tomorrow. Thu
will be one of the earliest season.
for threshing in the memory Of tn
farmers of this vicinity. The ha!
crop has been very heavy and o
excellent quality.
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SUMMER FOODS
TO BE SUBJECT
CLUB SESSION
(Special Correspondence. J

Especial CorreSpOndence-J "A
Geneseo, July 1.-THE North
west Domestic Science club will
meet with Mrs. III. NJ. Everett on
South lakewood avenue at 2:3O
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Fred Dresher will be the assisting
hostess.
Roll call of members will be re-
sponded to by giving a recipe for
summer salad. The program in-
cludes reading by Mrs. Frank
Guild. The lesson of the meeting
is Gold Dessert" presented by
Mrs. S. w. Shafer. Mrs. George
Bills will give a talk on Meat Sub
stitutes."
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LEGION OPENS
so DAY drive
Especial Correspondence

Keithsburg, July 11.-An 30-day
drive to secure funds for a perma-
nent home for the Roy Landritii
post of the American Legion. was
opened yesterday.
Pledge cards are being circulated
in order to give all who wish to
aid in the work a chance FOR con-
tributions The drive will close
Aug. 10 with a banquet.
At the post session preceding the
opening Of the campaign, DR.. Co
zine of Aledo and Rev. D. F. Monag-
han, chaplain Of the post, gave in
teresting talks.
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CHURCH PEOPLE
IN ATTENDANCE
AT DIXON MEET
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, July 1l-Rev. Frank S.
Brewer Of the Congregational
church accompanied by Misses
Pauline FitzJerrel and Nellie
Becker started yesterday afternoon
for Dixon, ILL.,, making the trip by
motor car. They will attend the
first annual summer conference Of
the Congregational young people Of
Illinois. at the assembly grounds
from July 10 to 16. Miss Fitzjerrel
represents the Christian Endeavor
society of the local church. Miss
Nellie Ford and Nellie Tomlinsol
left for Dixon last evening by train
and Mrs Brewer leaves today.
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FORMER GALVAN
MARRIED JULY 4

Especial Correspondence
Galva, July 11:-Miss Beryl Bur-
n Of Earlville, Ill, and Harry Aid
erman. Of Aurora, were united in
marriage July 18th at Montgomery,
H., where they will reside. Mr..
Alderman was born and raised in
Galva and IS well known here, be-
ing the son of Mrs. A. J. Alder
man. Mr.. Alderman has been en-
ployed the past four years in Au-
rora. Mrs. Alderman Is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Bur-
ri Of Earlyille, III.
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DOCTORS WILL
ADDRESS UNIT
Especial CORRESPONDENCE. J

Especial Corespondence.)
Keithsburg, July 11.-Dr. A. B.
Childs, M. D., and DR.. George Stein
hart, doctor Of dentistry, will give
short talks at the meeting of the
Pope Greek unit of the Mercer
county home bureau to be held to-
morrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Al Cannon.
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on PAYROLL.
or UNCLE SAN
FOR 20 YEARS
fSpecial Correepondence. J

Sterling, July 11.--Fred Wood
rum Of Route 3, r. F. D.. out Of
Polo, has completed 20 years serv-
Ice for Uncle Sam. For. 10 years
he drove horse, covering 143. 900
miles and $500 with an auto. for
total of Is, 400 miles. or the 98
families who were on the route
when he started. only ten remain.
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FORMER TEACHER
TO SPEND SUMMER
NMERCER COUNTY
fsnecial Corresnondence ]

Viola. July IL Miss Isabel
Price Of Los Angeles, a former
teacher of the Viola schools, and
well known in Mercer county, ar
rived yesterday and will spend the
summer here as a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. D. Baxter. She was ac-
companied to Rock Island by Miss
Juanita Noble, who is enroute to
New York. where she will sail for
Europe. Mis- Noble plans to return
early In September and will visit
friends here before returning
home.
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NWANIANS HEAR
OF CONVENTIONS
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Geneseo, ILL.,, July 1.-THE Gene
SEQ Kiwanis club met in regular
session last evening at the Hotel
Geneseo. Reports from E. E Rail,
former club president, and Clyde
e. Ellis on the recent International
convention OF Kiwanis clubs, which
was held at Toronto, Canada, were
given. These were complete state
ments Of that gathering and were
very interesting to the club nlsm-
bers as portraying the work and
worth of Kiwanis organizations
throughout the land.
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EWING FAMILY
HOLDS REUNION

Especial Correspondence
Albany, July ia very enjoy
able family gathering held Sunday
at the Charles Granger cottage at
East Lynne park was that of the
Ewing family. Out of town rela-
tives attending were Jos. P. Lang
ford. wife and two daughters, Of
Davenport, and Arthur Wray and
wife and two children Of East Mo-
line. With the Albany relatives
present there were about 80 people
present.
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RALPH HUSTON
WINS HONORS
AT CHICAGO u.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Cambridge, July liz County Su-
perintendent Of Schools w. F. Hus-
ton has received news that their
son Ralph has been awarded de-
partmentaf honors in both mathe-
mates and physics at the Univers-
ity OF Chicago for excellence in the
first two years Of work In these
departments. -.l..
Mr.. Huston has earned two schol-
arships for the coming year, but
cannot use but one. He will be
home on visit in a short time.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
PLANS FREE SHOW

Especial Correspondence
Atkinson, July ia free NOV
ing picture show will be given to-
morrow evening on the main
streets Of this village. The movie
will start at SIS and the film to
be shown Is What Women Will
Do" The event is sponsored by the
Atkinson Commercial club.
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AIEDOAN RELEASED
FROM COUNTY JAIL
Especial. 70 The .Arxus.l

Especial. 70 The Argus.)
Aledo, July 1l.-Hiram Reed Of
this city, who has been arrested
innumsfable times for non-payment
Of altmony was released from the
county Jail here Saturday in the
hopes that sometime he will find
employment. He has been in the
county jail since January.
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Country Club Session.

The board Of directors OF the Oak
View Country club Of Mercer coun-
ty will meet tonight at the rooms
Of the Aledo State bank. Consider
able business is expected to be
transacted at the meeting and it
is hoped that all officers and direc-
tors be in attendance.
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Tonight members Of the local Re-
bekah lodge will meet to install
recently elected officers. The new
heads will appoint other officers
and committees. A pot luck supper
viii b q feature Of the session.
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20 FOUNDER Is
BEST IN CATCH
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
Burgess. July 11.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred McLauglin, spent an after
noon recently with q party Of Sun
beam people, fishing in Pope creek.
The largest fish caught was a 20
p0nnder, while the next in size
weighed . pounds.
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CHAUTAUQUA AUG. Il.
Especial Correspondence.)

Burgess. July 1.-THE Burgess
chautauqua 10 dated to be held Aug.
IL. Mr.. Hunter. the local manager,
has already appointed his commit
tees and the work in connection
with the chautauqua will begin
soon.
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4-YEAR-OLD GIRL
Is OPERATED ON
Especial Correspondence.

\OPSSAoA NOAACoPOAOCuCc.J
Geneseo. ILL.,, July 11.-Edna Be-
noodt, the little 4-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Prudent Be-
noodt, who live in Lorraine town
ship was operated upon at the Ham
mond hospital early Sunday morn
ing for appendicitis. This was an
emergency operation following the
bursting Of the appendix and was
performed by DR.. Charles S. Young,
who was assisted by DR.. E. B.
Gilbert.
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FIVE ACRES OF
WHEAT SHOCKS
LOST IN FIRE
Especial correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Shefheld, July 11.-Emil Wilt, q
farmer living on the 8. w. Smith
farm near Sheffield lost several
acres OF grain that has been
shocked in the field. BY IRE. The
origin Of the fire is not known. Men
at work on the farm with the help
Of neaeh0ors soon had the fire un-
der control. The loss was IRE acres
OF wheat shocks,
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JUNIORS GIVE
MISSION PLAY
(Special Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Geneseo. July 1.-THE Junior En-
deavor society Of the Congrega-
tional church this afternoon enter
tanned the Missionary society Of
that church by the presentation Q!
the missionary play Comrades Oh
the Map" The little folk were Oh
rected by Mrs. Brewer.
Parents Of the Junior Endeavof-
ers were in attendance. Refresh.
ments were served by the ladies Oh
the Missionary society.
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LITTLE YORK, 8; REED, 5.

Little York, July lin a game
between the Reed nine and the
Little York second team the latter
lineup won with score of s to S.
The pitcher for the visitors sprain-
ed his ankle during the first inning.
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LaA BF1llIs Arn

In ettsmpting2 70 jump from q
tree to . rope swing. Freddie An,
|derson, son u Mrs. Bert Holton OF
this city. fell and broke his left
arm. Both bones In tho wrist were
| fractured.
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Il Eodays News Of Western Illinois


TRANSFORMATIONS E. Lee shippel
q carload Of onion sets Saturday,
M. Lee stated that this years
crops were NOT ~ good - expected
but that seven acres ~ seed onions
were In fine condition.
Cambr3dgo-William (Red) Ir-
win has accepted . position with
the Galva Electric Light company
With branch Offices 1t Cambridge.
The Boy Scouts, who are in camp
ut Shady Beach on Rock river. are
having the time Of their lives. Sew
eral Of the parents spent the Sab
bath with the boys.
Little York.-Mr. and Mrs. Bur
ton Addleman and Kenneth AddIe-
man have returned from q trip t.
Minnesota, Nebraska and Other
states.
Prophetstown-The Misses Oar.
lene and Eva Dell Johnson, verns
Burdsall and Floy Aylsworth arr
delegates to the Illinois conference
for Congregational Young People
being held this week at Dixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Hanson are
the parents Of baby girl, born
Monday, July 10.
Viola-A three-day chautauqus
for next year has been signed fol
by local people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester HestoH
will entertain the members Of thu
Rebekah lodge and their families Al
a picnic supper Thursday evening.
Reynolds - The Schoomakel
home was purchased by Johl
Schubert Of Presumption. The prics
was $3,025 and the sale was con
Quoted by Henry ~Swartout.
Burgess-The Burgess W. c. T
U. will meet Thursday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. George Arm
strong.
The Cleaner Sunday school class
made up Of young married ladies
are planning for big. party to b
held at the A. w. Nesbitt home
Thursday evening. The husband:
are also invited.
Atkinson-George Hartman. Sr.
has purchased the remainder Of thu
40 acres adjoining the rendering
works, from Graham and Son.
All the children and grandchil
dren OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hooger
vert, ST., enjoyed a picnic recently
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GALVA MAN TAKES
TRIP IN AIRPLANE


Especial COrrespOndence.J
Galva, July 11.-Called suddenly
to st. Louis to attend an important
business meeting, George Carter Of
this city made the trip by the air
plane route. The machine. from
the Monmouth flying field was
pilcted by Perlie Short. The jour-
ney of 200 miles was made in 100
minutes, the landing being made at
Forest Park Garden near st. Louis.
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TRANCE LECTURE.

Especial COrreSpOndence.J
Geneseo, July lin case OF ram
tomorrow night the trance lectuIs'
which Is to be given by Mrs. r ".
Eiand Of Moline will be held at the
Mystic Workers hall instead OF the
city park.
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Dolls are said to Be becoming
popular g nascots among basinsss
-
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GENEsEo BRIEFS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weimer left
yesterday for an auto trip to Chi
cago, Milwaukee and other points
Of interest. They will be gone one
week. Mrs. Charles Lowry made the
trip to Chicago with them, going
from there to Gary, Ind, to visit a
sister, Mrs. Lumberg.
Mrs. Louis Magerkurth enter
tanned the Lora Brown club Of the
Presbyterian church last evening.
Mrs. Winfield Snow and Miss Edna
Burgstone assisted In the enter
tanning.
The city council meets tonight No
business OF Importance Is sched-
|uled for the session.
Moving pictures and q talk by
Ralph Gale, assistant county farm
advisor. are the features at the
Geneseo Communott Farm Bureau
| gathering tonight.
n,lle ara eu}A IN H. harnUna~a
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
PaoLi NeOs

Clarence Caians Ia through plant
.ing corn. and others are finishing.
The school In busy getting ready
for the graduation exercises Thurs
day. Seven graduate from tha eighth
grade here. aud all Will carry pink
roses.
Programs are out FOR the Sunday
school convention. which viii be held
h,ra, The first session viii he held
Saturday evening In 70 Presbyterian
church. beginning at $ o'clock. Boost
and be on time 10 all tho exercises.
Llcyd Chancy has his new garage
finished. and II Is rcceiving q coat
OF paint. Others are painting and
cleaning up their ynrda. Let III,
good work 40 on.
The Presbyterian church Sunday
school has ball team. and VIII soon
he In the conflicts to win victory with
other school mines.
Ths play. "The Dast OF the Earth"
given last Thuraday evening by the
cinsa IN the eighth grade. played 20
a full house Some OF tho parts
wore vcgy difficult. but everyone car.
ried them through IN fne ntylc. over
$50 WAS taken IN az the door O.Ds
thnr cnn be said Of ths panli schools,
we have COED teachers.