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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
OFFICER UNDER
S500,OOO BONDS
Especial Correspondence. J

Snemeid, Nov. Go. A. Shining
ton OF Shefiisld, newly elected
treasurer of Bureau county, will
take the office Dec. 4. It is an
nounced his daughter, Miss Frances
SimingtoR. who has been EMPLOYED
in the Farmers State bank at
Sheffield. will be his first assistant.
Heretofore personal bondsmen were
surety for the county treasurer and
local banks held the funds Of the
county without interest, but Mr..
Simington will be required to post
a bond Of 100000 to protect the
county during his incumbency. An
other bond Of 100000 will be ex-
acted in January to cover the
amount Of state taxes that he ham
dies. The Aetna Surety company
will furnish the bonds and the
county will pay the premiums, ex-
pecting to make up the amount BY
charging local banks to pay inter-
est on county funds handled BY
said banks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
SECOND ANNUAL
! FAIR OPENS At
MINERAL. NOV. Z.

(Special Correspondence. ]

tSR$-s&aA wv A&0YSSaA0SASSst
Mineral, Nov. 20.-A two-day fair
and farmers institute, the second
annual event Of this kind to be held
here, will open Friday afternoon at
the Consolidated school building,
There will be no admission to any
of the sessions. Exhibits of house
hold science and Of farm products
will be shown. Besides the ad-
dress to be given by well known
speakers, movies and basketball
games are included on the schedule
Following is the program outlined
for the meeting:
Friday Afternoon.
1:30-Community sing led by Mrs.
Edna Barthleman.
2:00-Women's section-Exhibit,
demonstration and lecture-Mrs.
j. L. Murray. Short Cuts in Sew
ing"
2:00-Men's section. lecture. H. C.
c. McCarrel, Kinderhoo. Fertility
in Illinois Soils"
3:00-Lecture. J. p LAWYER,
SOILS and Roots"
4:00-Basketball. Mineral Grade
Girls VS.. New Bedford. Mineral Boys
vs. New Bedford.
500 to 7:30-Lunch served by
Domestic Science class.
7:30-Community sing.
7:45-Lecture. Mrs. ]. L. Murray,
Bloomington. "A Home, Not a
House"
S:30-Lecture. H. c.. McCarrel,
Farmers and Organization"
9:15-Moying pictures. Educa-
tional.
Saturday Morning.
9:30-Music.
9:45-Report of delegate to Boys
State Fair School, Raymond Brieser.
10:0O-Report Of delegates to
State Fair School pf Domestic Sci
ence, Mrs. Beatrice French.
10: 15-Women's section-Lecture
Mrs. Lena S. Mann, Gilman.
What Shall We Eat"
10: 15-Men's section, lecture
Frank l. Mann. Soils, How to In-
prove Them"
1880 to l :30-Dinner served by
Domestic Science class.
Saturday Afternoon.
1:30-Community Sing.
1:45-Election of officers.
2:a0-Woman's section, lecture.
Mrs. Lena Stevenson Mann. "a
Woman's Problems"
2:00-Men's section. lecture.
Frank l. Mann, Crops"
3:30-Discussion of New Consti-
tuition. Speaker to be secured
4:30-Basketball game Mineral
high school VS.. Sheffield II. s.
$40 to 7:00-Supper served by
Domestic Science class.
7:15-Singing.
7:30-Lecture. Honorable H. c.
kessinger, Aurora. THE Farmer in
q Changing World"
s:45-Mcving pictures, five reel
feature. Spring Valley
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
Milan Personals

Mrs. Norton McDougall of Cen
eseo. ILL.,, spent the week end a,
the home of her sister, Mrs. E. L,
Rhoadarmer of Black Hawk.
About twelve members of the D.
o. 0. X lodge attended the cere-
monial in Rock Island Saturday
night.
The sum OF 50 was cleared from
the bakery sales held Saturday at
the D. Mccartney store by the c.
". Club >of the Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kale attend
ed a farewell party for Mrs. Kale's
sister, Miss Ruby Meyer, Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd White in Davenport.
Miss Meyer left today to make her
home in New York.
Harry Wilson and sister. Mrs.
Harry Fisher. received word Fri
day night of the serious illness of
their father. William Wilson of
Rural. George Wilson, another son,
from Waterloo. Iowa, was also
called home and arrived here Sat
urday. Mr.. Wilson was feeling
some better.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
KIWANIS CLUB TO
SPONSOR TALKS ON
NEW CONSTITUTION
Especial Correspondence J

Geneseo. Nov. 20.-Through the
efforts OF the Geneseo Kiwaris club
a meeting has been arranged to be
held at the auditorium OF the Gem
eseo township high school Monday
evening, Nov. 81, to hear a member
of the Rock Island County Bar as
ISOLATION apresent the favorable
viewpoint regarding the new pro-
posed state constitution. The pub
lie is earnestly invited to attend.
Another meeting is also being
planned at which the contra phase
of the question will be presented.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
MONMOUTH ELEVEN
DEFEATS KEWANEE
WITH SCORE Is TO 6
Especial Correspondence. }

Especial Correspondence.)
Kewanee. Nov. 20.-Playing in a
sea Of mud at Monmouth field Sat
urday, afternoon, Monmouth high
gridGers triumphed over Kewanee
high. Is to g. The first half ended
with kewanee in the lead, 6 to 0,
but the Monmouth eleven bore down
in the final half and counted four
times, outplaying Kewanee in ev-
cry department. Chuck" WEIGH
starred for the Monmouth team.
his work being head and shoulders
above that of any other man in the
game.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
"a TAKE TEACHERS
EXAMINATIONS IN
ALEDO LAST WEEK
Especial to The Argus ,

Aledo. Nov. 20-There was an
unusual attendance at the teachers
examination held Friday and Sat
urday at the Aledo school build
ing by the county superintendent
OF schools, 81 teachers and would
be teachers, taking ally or part Of
the subjects. S@eral wrote the ex-
animation to secure a higher grade
certificate than the one they now
hold. Those passing all subjects
now will be available for vacancies
and also for positions next year.
Superintendent Plat reports that
there is no surplus of teachers in
the county. several having taken
positions in other counties.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
fine PROGRAM
At SHEFFIELD
(speciar Correspondence.

Sheffield, Nov. 20. - Tomorrow
will mark the dedication Of the fine
new consolidated school here.
Francis G. Blair, state superintend-
ent Of public instruction, is to be
present. 1t is expected that hun
dreds Of people will attend the ded-
ication.
The committee in charge Of the
elaborate program are:
Publicity - Evan Klock, Miss
Theresa Kearns.
Music-Mrs. C. ]. Clausen, Mrs.
J. W. Downey, Mrs. B. s. Williams,
Miss Mcmahon, Miss Mitchell.
Program-Superintendent L. W.
Hacker. Mrs. C. A. Simington, Mrs.
Wescott, w. L. Howard.
Refreshments-Mrs. Ollie Duke.
Mrs. Dora Peterson, Mrs. John
Durick.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
SHEFFIELD SHOP.
HAS EXHIBIT OF
1888 FURN1TORE
Especial Correspondence

Sheffield, Nov. "a relic
brought to Sheffield in 1888 is on
display at the shop Of NJ. C. Jen-
sen. Sheffield cabinet maker and
manufacturer of gymnastic appar-
atus. 1t is a large, round center
table of solid walnut Of a beautiful
style. Mr.. Jensen rescued the
piece from a barn in Gold township
where it had been thrown aside. It
was the first center table brought
to Sheffield and belonged to the
Green Reed family, who settled here
in 1898. Green Reed sold the land
on which Sheffield is built to the
Sheffield Mining & Transportation
company, in 1852.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
ARTMAN FARM SOLD
|r0R 1928 PER ACRE

Especial to The Argus.)
lIedo, Nov. 20.-Strong bidding
9ted the selling Of the Barbara
Astman estate farm which was
by the master in chancery at
= Aledo court house Saturday aft
ron. the land going to John
Ttman for $29S per acre. This
Is we'll improved quarter
ftion located a mile and half
~ Of Hamlet. The buyer is one
the heirs and has managed the
IN for several years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
ANNUAL ROLL CALL
OF ORION CHURCH
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
(SpeciaI Corresnoneen,e

0oVeCfdI COfIeSpOHLen6e.I- -
Orion, ILL.,. Nov. 20.-The annual
roll call and dinner OF the Orion
Baptist church will occur in the
church dining rooms Wednesday
evening. Annual reports will be
presented and officers for the COM
ing year elected The church has
had wonderful year in all depart
ments. The clerks report shows
decided net gain in membership
and the gifts to missions have been
large.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
FINAL SERVICES
FOR ORION MAN
Especial Corresnondencs ,

Orion, ILL.,. NovA 20.-Funeral
services Of ]. M. Lindblad held yes
terday afternoon, were largely at
tended by sympathizing friends,
both at the home and at the Luth-
eran church, Rev. A. D. Freden Of
ficiating. The music was furnish
ed at the house BY Edgar Kerr and
Miss Nina Kerr. and at the church
by the Lutheran choir assisted by
Mrs. E. j. Anderson of Rock Is
land. Interment took place In the
local Lutheran cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
FORMER COLLEGE
INSTRUCTORS TO
PRESENT CONCERT
Especial to The Arrus.l

Aledo, Nov. 20.-A concert and
entertainment will be given in the
First Presbyterian church Tuesday
night under the auspices of the
Sunday school. Those taking part
will be the Misses Ames and Mitch
ELL, both well known here as for
mer instructors in the conservatory
OF William and Vashti college, and
a reader also from the twfn-cities.
An interesting and pleasing pro-
gram is expected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
ERIE TEAM MEETS
DEFEAT AT HANDS
OF MORRISON MEN
Especial Correspondence.

NDPV'1~I correspondence
Erie. Nov. 20-1n the football
game played at Erie Friday after
noon between the Morrison and
Erie high school teams, the Erie
boys were defeated by a score of
II to 0. Captain Sohrbeck was laid
out in the first quarter and despite
the plunging drives Of Dennis,
Smith. Howell and LaRue. Morri-
son penetrated the Erie lines for
repeated gains.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
MISS SHAFER Is
GUEST OF HONOR
AT PRETTY PARTY
Especial Correspondence.

IbpeCIaI COrTeSpOndence.J
Geneseo. Nov. 20.-Miss Grace
McBroom and Miss Mary Ensey en-
tertained a party OF friends at the
McBroom residence on West First
street last Saturday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Maize Shafer, a
bride Of the new year. The oc-
-casion in Miss Skaters honor was
that Of miscellaneous shower.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
White Elephant Social,

NOPCOfoI WI ICSpVHu6ICe-T
Geneseo. Nov. 20.-The Geneseo
chapter of the Order OF Eastern
Star will hoxf social at the Ma
sonic hall tomorrow evening. The
plans for the evening center about
"A White Elephant Social" to
which all members are earnestly
invited to attend. Refreshments
will be Eerved The annual cleo
tfon Of officers will be held at the
next meeting
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
GETS POSITION IN Law OrFICE

Especial TO The Argus.)
Aledo. Nov 20.-Lloyd Edgar of
Viola is the new stenographer in
the offices of Attorney James A..
Allen in the Farmers National
bank building. MIR. Edgar is a
graduate of the Browns Business
college Of Galesburg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
BURTONK. WHEELER
ELECTED SENATOR
Especial Correspondence. J

FoptCidI CORRESPONDENCE.
Albany. Nov. 2G.-Albany friends
were pleased and interested to
learn that Burton X. Wheeler, who
about Is years ago married Miss
Lulu White of Albany was elected
United States senator from Butte,
Mont. Mrs. Wheeler is cousin
Of John W. White, a business man
Of this place.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
ORION CHURCHES TO
HAVE UNION SERVICE
Especial Correspondence.

NoPSN1uH OVH ICopOuVcuCd.T
Orion. Ill, Nov. 20.-Special
Union Thanksgiving services are
being planned here for Thankskiv-
ing day. Nov. 80. The services
will be held THURSDAY morning at
10:30 in the Orion Lutheran
church, and the pastor. Rev. A. D.
Freden will deliver the address of
the day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
MISS CULTON ILL.,

Especial Correspondence
Orion, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-Miss Mae
Culton who has been suffering for
weeks with inflammatory rheuma-
tfsm, went to Moline to take q
course of treatment at the Tri-C Cities
sanitArium.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
BENEFIT DANCE
AND CARD PARTY
AT MATHERVIILE
Especial CORRESPONDENCE. }

baskerville, Nov. 2o.-An old
time dance and card party will b
held Wednesday evening at Rus.
sells hall as a benefit for st. JOS
eph's church. The church, which
has recently been ran0delsd and
redecorated. is now one OF the most
modern in the state. The public IL
invited to attend the event Wednes-
Gay night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
COLLECTION OF
CURICS WILL BE
SENT TO COLLEGE
Especial Correspondent

Albany, Nov 20.-The collection
Of relics and curios in the Review
office belonging to the late George
S. Mccartney are to be sent to the
museum of Grinnell college at an
early date.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
AMBOY TEAM DEFEATED.

Especial 70 The Argus.l
Prophetstown, Nov. 20.-Friday
afternoon Amboy high school foot.
ball team tried titles with Proph.
etstown high with the result thai
the home team came off victors, the
score being 80 to 6.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20

AtkinsdA-MF. and Mrs. Peter
Van tiersele are the parents OF q
daughter.
I William Lievens won the pony in
the contest held by the. bonanza
drug store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
the season Of the Green and White

the season Of the Green and White
for 1922.
sGeneseo-Anderson, le: Lavery,
1t; Fairlie. lg. Atwood Co c: NJ.
Cherry, rg; TCountryman, TT; Gus
tafson, re: Hackett, OBJ; Schultz,
III; Humbert, RI; Ellingsworth, fb.
Galva. - Erickson, lie: M. Swan
son, 1t; Peterson. lg: Alderman, G.;
Brown. rg; F. Swanson, IT; Beals
tG.l re; Morton, Oh; Bridgman III ;
Coyle. RI: Crane, fb.
Substitutes = Spence for Marth,
Luther for Smith, L. Cherry for
Rieg, Taube for Grittman, Cobb for
Burke.
Score by quarters:
Geneseo ........... 0 ~ s ca
Galva ..........13 6 90
Touchdowns =. Smith, Humbert,
Schultz, Anderson, Morton, Coyle,
2. Goals from touchduwn-Coyle.
Referee, Temple Of Galesburg.
Umpire, Keithley of Knox.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
no mPEACM DAUGMERTYY

Washington, Nov. 10-Represent-
atires Keller. Minnesota, and
woodruff, Michigan, announce they
will push Impeachment proceedings
Against Attorney General DauGh-
sertTs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
PARENTS or DAuGHTRR

/ PrQphetstown, Nov. 20.-Prof. and
MrA v. n eOimstead are the par
ents OF . daughter, born Friday.
Nov. II.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-13

smitha OF Abcrnathy. bat the last
eight 90 ten years be has made o.
yerslfied farming his business. We
are glad 10 have his with us here IN
town.
The wife Of G. n. Brown, living a
few miles southwest Of town and who
has been sick for several days, was
taken 10 one Of the local sanitariums
In Lubbock last Monday for an op.
crntion for appendicitis. DR.. Mcbride
who had the case IN charge, returned
from Lubbock and reported Tuesday
morning that Mrs Brown was doing
splendidly after the operation.
Miss Dcneva Shaw, Of Plainvlcw,
visited Miss Constane Ivcrson az the
Heggan home a few days last week.
Miss Iverson accompanied Miss Shaw
TO her home last Friday, where she
will spend n few days with her friend
in plainview.
Mrs. 7. y. Stone returned home
last week from n two weeks visit TO
friends in Dallas, Forney and other
east Texas points. Mrs. Stone says
things are In the worst condition
then they have been In number Of
years. No rain for months, boil
wcevil destroyed this years cotton
crop, and on account Of the dry
weather there was no feed raised 20
speak Of, and the country IL in n bad
shape.
Mr.. Homer Rantz, and the Misses
GOebels went 70 Olton last Saturday
TO spend Sunday with Nj and Mrs
Geo. Struve and family.
Mr.. J. w. Hembrec, our tax col
lcctor was called TO Plainyicw Mon
day afternoon on some important
business.
J. X. Green, cotton buyer for King
Collie in Wise County, Texas, visited
Mr.. J W Hembrce last Sunday
Antoine Ieman has in course Of
construction an eight roomed house
on his farm recently purchased from
Y. Stambaugh. Mr.. Zeman is putting
this up for permanent home which
he expects TO occupy as soon ~ COM
pleted
Mr.. +. W. Struve was In Lubbock
on business last Monday.
Mr. !. Riley and Mr. Mark Greg
Dry are feeding about gao hogs 10
their large feeding pens here IN Alb
crnnthy
". W. Walker who has been living
on Mrs. Locke James farm for the last
year has leased the Dunnwny farm
near Monroe, where be win move
IN few days
The financial statement of the
Alternately State Bank IS printed in
this weeks Review and shows y very
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-13
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM
THE ALTERNATELY REVIEW

Since the beginning o. the school
term first Of the year, the enrolment
has increased from two hundred and
sixty-thrce 10 two hundred and
eighty.
This increased enrolment II due
10 the fact that many e. the new pu'
piln have been transferred from other
districts since the first. Some com
Ing here on account Of the grades
and others on account Of \ being
nearer the Alternately school
With an advance IN the price OF
grain and some local showers OF rain
We notice that some Of the business
aud also farmers are looking more
natural again.
The Chamber OF Commerce met in
regular session last Thursday night
with fairly good attendance.
FARMER are bringing their grain
10 town since the first Of the year.
Freight rates having declined on that
date. They are finding ready sale
fer same nj following prices: Maize
and other heads at $1,000 90 $11.00
per ton; Cane seed at $3.50 20 S1.40
per cwt. Sudan $3.50 20 si.70 per
cwt. Corn soc TO Soc per bushcl
The elevators are this week buying
and shipping maize and kafir and
are paying n very good price Tor this
grain. The farmers are rushing Il
In as fast M they can haul Il and
seems 20 be satisfied with the price
the elevators are paying.
Abernnthy needs more rent houses
10 take care Of the people that would
settle In the town n they could get
houses 70 move 90. There II hardly
8 day that some one is not here want
ing 90 rent house
We have II on very good author
that Alternately Is on the eve OF
y building boom, and that before
my weeks one or more brick build
inr viii be started.
Saturday was 4 busy day for ou
merchants and all seemed 90 be- well
pleased with the days business.
Robt Blcdsoc shipped 20 the Kan
sas City market lagt Saturday, one
ar Of cattle from bis ranch near
Petersburg
Hamilton Wright. staff correspon-
dent Of the Fort Worth Record. ac-
0ompanicd by John Boswell OF Plain
view, spcnt few hours IN Aber-
nathy Wednesday
Il Is rumorcd on the streets that
Nr. w a. Mckenzie IS going back
INTO the blacksmith business Mr..
Mckenzie was one of tho first black
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-13

rfcant Ne bore be- w'l 1e out
aean in short time or we might
have O. sick PAPER this week
The Community Club met Jan. Glh,
% the school housa. rev officers,
were elected ne follows Mrs. J. -.
Castles, President Mrs II. G. bucka,
Vice President Mrs y 7 struvc,
Sec and Treas
G. / Williams. of Lubbock, was
in town Saturday. looking after his
real estate boz and around Ahergathy
While here b. lct the contract FOR a
five room bungalow 90 be built on
his farm. two miles south ~ town.
Work will begin "A once and a. mon
~ Il Ia completed viii b. occupied by
family from Waco, Texas, who VIII
farm % this year
IN making the announcement II
the number ~ cars Of hogs shipped
last year out ~ Abffnathy hy our
local hog buyers, O. read that they
had shipped % head, when Y should
have been "a cars typographical
errors will happen one IN while In
tho best regulated efficcs, bot we
occur 10 this paper
Mr. Logan and wife came in from
their home In Snyder last Saturday
and will make their home here. Mr..
Logan purchased farm near Lake
view. and Immediately put force Of
carpenters 10 work building him a
nice farm house and making other
improvements for a permanent home
o. r. Chapple came In Tuesday
from his home In Post City and was
looking into business conditions at
Alternately, and making inquiries as
20 vacant business houses, etc. Mr..
Chapple IL one Of Posts prominent
citirens, and should he decide 10 To-
cate in our town. he would make
Alternately n good substantial citizen.
The son OF G.. W. Tsrnyhi,l who has
been sick for several days was car
ried 20 the Lubbock sanitarium last
sunday for medical treniue.s. The
young man has been sick for some
time, suffering with complications
that DR.. Mcbride thought best 70
send him 20 the sanitarium where he
could be better cared for and be un-
der the immediate care 81 the doc
tors
Fred Grayum. land appraiser for
the Federal Land Loan Association,
WIS in town Monday. looking after
some loans that has been applied for
by some Of our farmers near Aber-
nathy.
Mr. W. A. McKinzie, just finished
putting IN water outfit on his place,
about six miles east Of town. Mr.
Early Maupin did the work for him.
Mr.. Fred Herbert. Of Plainview.
and Mr.. Gilbert, Of Dallas, we're In
town on Monday last.
NJ. z. Holland made business trip
20 Plainview Monday.
Mr.. Wesley Hardesty, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. X. M. Hardesty was taken
10 Lubbock last week. 70 be operated
on for appendicitis. At this writing
Wesley il doing ~ well A. can be
expected
Mr.. y. G. Wilson, Of Lakeview, was
In town Monday. doing some trading
with our merchants.
J. N. Daniels made a business trip
TO Lubbock Tuesday.
The regular term Of District Court
convened In Plainview last Monday.
Several Of our citizens have been
called for jury service, but from
what we can learn there will be but
little business for this term.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-13

bride. Mr.. stambaugh left last week,
presumably by some Of his friends,
on n business trip, which proved 10
be q personal trip Of Mr. Stambaughs
The wedding took place a. the
brides home in Rowona, Texas, whose
name was Miss Elvis Dalgreen, and
one Of ,he leaders in church end so
cial work Of thai h,tle town, and
very popular among the young peo-
pie.
Mr. Stambaugh Is a well known
business man IN Abernathy, and IL
recognized IN the business world ns
one Of the rising Yong business men.
ln his nome town BE- BE- popular
rm0ng the young people, and rO one
can count moro friends then Troy
They viii make ihcie home IN Abor-
nnlhy end bis Friends welcome BIZ
rfw bride In thoir m'iat
Reports coming in from different
port of Che country is that very good
rains foll Tuesday last, and In some
places reports heavy rains Word
came n from Lubbock chat o heavy
1.n Cen there late Tuesday evening
in and around Alternately 10 is cs-
motod Tint an average Of one-hnlf
n0h rain This amount of moisture
Wl greatly help early wheat, and
moss That The drought ls broken, e.
may bc expected th1t this country
1851. have plenty Of moisture ln time
fof the spring farming
N G Brown, brother inlav Of n.
Miller. manager Of the Community
Milling Co., moved in last week with
DIS family from Marble Fails, Texas,
70 make this biz home Mr. Brown
VIII assist in running The Mill, as the
demand Tor the output &C. getting 20
heavy that extra force s needed
The club viii read some very in
teresiinR historical novels starting on
Jan. 20 We hope 10 have n good
attendance this year. 1922
M $ J. Redman. editor % the
Alternately Review. Is deA In bed a.