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New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

sTORAGE-Alive storage for the winter months in a centrally located, steam heat ed, spacious garage. Use your car when ever you want it. A mechanic always on the floor and rent Is reasonable. Onr serv- Ice car Is always ready at your call. Just Phone 1544. Charland's Auto Service Sta. tion, rear 432 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

TIREs-Cord tires. Foro nze. 3ox3h, 'Lsto"
 of Norwalk make and fully guar, Sg.So.
 Rack,iffe Bros. Park and Bigelow sts. Phone l074. eiH.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

1918 touring car s65; ono 1917 touring car, $6o. One 1914 touring car $50. All In runnirg condition. Time Service, 200 E. Main. Phone 270l
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBEs-"Good- year means Good Wear" Absolutely guar- anteed against imperfections. Don't ex- pertinent get the best. All automobile sizes. Charles E. Hadfeld, successor to Hadfed-Swanson Co.,. Fl Myrtle street. Telephone 1706.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

FORD SEDAN, 19c0--Tully equipped. in. cludlng shock disorders. Lash Motor GO. "A Reputable Concern. West Main, Cor. Lincoln. --
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

[. s. L. BATTERY. sales and service Na-
 tion. T. II. Cogswell, Chestnut street. Phone 141S-2. ffa4
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

FEDERAL tires & Michein tubes. Author ized sales agency. Judd Dunlop. Is Franklin Square. Phone 1923.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

WINTER STORAGE for batteries. Ask for details on our system of winter storage. 1.'s different. There's a reason. Wet and dry storage. O'Neil Tire & Battery Co.,, 39 Washington st. Phone 900.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

Norman Selby, better known as Kid Mccoy, files bankruptcy petition al Los Angeles.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

Ambassador Child at Lausanne speaking for United States asks full access to Black Sea in peace and in war.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

GARAGES at 7i wallsre street.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

GAS and oil at lowest prices in town at
 Walter Tire Shop, 5s4 West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

WINTER STORAGE of batteries by experi- enccd men. Day and night service. Slm- mons Storage Battery Co. Phone 2246. NEW and second auto parts. Standard Auto Repair Co., 12 Oak St. Phone 5l5-4
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07
Auto Parts ana Accessories.

FISK & FIRESTONE tires. Ths users of these tires believe in playing sa.s. Service also. West End Vulcanizing Works. 3s9 West Main St. c. F. Mccarthy. Prop. Phone 1091-3. f"s
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07

Generals Pershing and Dawes at Chicago appeal for suppression of radicals deeper patriotism and more powerful United States army.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-07
Automobiles Wanted.

BEST prices paid for used cars. See Stan dard Auto Repair Co.,, 22 Oak St. Tele- phone 515-4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

chairman. was appointed 10 see that the
project is carried out.
About so metnbsrs ~ the Alois club
assembled ~ the Marie hotel Thursday
non. on which occasion Miss Jessie narr
and Miss Mary Baird we're hostosscs
JudEs j, v. charlton ot the district court
wss the Fuest of tho club aud talked on
the reBulfs of tho peace conference
Misses June wGson. Josephine Hoemsn
anl Dorothy nay were guests ~ tlc
club
Mrs T. " Leoiv Mrs w. a mitchell
ana Nrs Eugene Daley we're the honor
euests 8t tho home of Mrs &. 4 Dit
mann on south Johnstone avenue Thurs.
duv afteruoon when Mrs pittmau was
hostess to the members OF the 1890
Ridge club. Mrs. ,. G. cernsy aud Mrs
Tom Williams shared tho hifh score
honors ana Mrs Lsody received the guest
prize
Nirs Samuel brown entertained
Wednesday nIEht NJ the hoiur ~ ". -.
Hr, 50i Delaware avenue in honor
uf N. Uryauu and hIs two guests Mrs
feuuIa ps0rIo1 OF pewhsr,Ulo. Onto. and
Mics NHmsVue U Rf,sou ~ Tulss The
guest Nsf included Mrs Evelyn skinner
Mrs T. "a Fowler Mrs = e. EhIinE
Mrs D. 8. elyalH. Mrs w " Dunn auI
Mrs D. y. NihoN.
90. ~ Han &c.. was tho ho,t Tues.
day afternoon fn r. number of his suall
friends at the home Or HE pafenta ur
snd Au q. q. Hail giS OsaFa avenue
Games formed Tho srnusement during the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

swssiiNa bridge club a,fhsr apartments
on Dewey aveuue "wednesday rIFht.
sweet peas we're used TO good advau-
vase i1 the room Decorations Mr. and
Mrs George HenNis won the high score
awards
lirs. O. e. Garner was the hostess Tues
Day afternoon at bridge marty given at
her home on Keller avenue. The guest
Nsf included Nesdawes = g. EblIug
l9ues s.vaIs. o. ". Kreecr. Hert itarris
J1m1s MeC1rmack Samuel Gukcy and
% e. Nelson.
The \ W chapter NJ tho y. r. a. will
II entertained Monday at tho home ~
Mrs. Wluter Martin on CHsroEee ave.
nue. when she will be tho hostess at A
1 o.clgrk luncheon ln honor of Mrs John
tou ot Tulsa. who ia the state orgauIxer
" the T. o. @. sistegh0od
Girls of the s. O. s. club met a. tho
homo or Mise Lcuors Hutchinson Mon.
dav rIEht sud discussed plans fOr %
dance 60 be- given on the uiaUt of MAY y
\ report of the committee Tn charge of
The charity h8u given fwo weeks ago
showed th8t me auU ~ $50 was cleared
Tor the benefit % the pro,idsut assoc.
alton.
- meeting " me members ~ the
city Federation ~ WoWcus clubs Tues
Jay afternoon 10 was decided 90 plant
flowers alonE the highways leading into
ne city. petuuia was the flower chosen
To- udorn the roads.des and q civic com.
miitee. 0f which Mis- sam Prestlsy is
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STATE SOCIETY

y. g. Burnett among guests A delicious
tWo-courso luncheon was served later Mr.,
snd Mrs. simpson will entertain the club
IN two weeks.
Miss Henrietta Katz. ~ her home on
West Cleveland avenue. was a charm InE
hostess Monday evening, entertaining the
members of the Ekhuse CLUB At three
tables Of bridge. Miss Marie Vaughn re-
ccived the club prize, and Mise Ethel
Archer the gurst prize. Guests. aside
from club members were Misses Ethel
Archer. Lucille Means and Hayergal
Nickham. a saelishtful twp-courso
luncheon was sSRtd BY the hostess, ns.
sisted by her sF<Ifsg Miss Blanche kstE
and hrs MauftctF' F'Coleman. Miss Mar
Earct Kelly VIII entertain the club to
two weeks,
Mssdames Jim Boyd. r. W Butner
Nhitefifd and ~ WAtchUrn we're Joint
hostcsseo 10 90 members Of the United
Daughters % the Confcdcracy Saturday
afternoon, entertaining them In tho "
W. e. A. rooms. a short business ses.
sion was held and then a splendid pro-
gram was given. consisting % plano
number by Miss Louise Hughes. a group
OF readings by Miss Mauriue uuff, vocal
solo. Miss Marguerite Phillips. piano a..
lection. Helen Butner. and vocal selection
by Mrs 4. ~. Dagloy. Mrs. campbell
aud Mrs. Jones Of Tulsa were the only
out.of-town guests. Next month the
chapter will entertain with a 1 o'clock
luncheon at the Country club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Mesdamcs r. A. walsh j. n. ritzstsphen.
John sullivan, ~. ~ Campbell and l.. "
cunningham. yellow ana white 1.as ne
.Ql0U motif expressed az fhe four card
thies and dainty favors In these coIors
vero Eiycn Co. the guests. Mrs.. q g..
iiuil received the club high score prize
and the guest prize was won by Mr.
Cunningham. A. tho close 81 the Eamas
two-,outse luncheon was served by
the hostess
Tina members n tho Musical Rcsear ~
society held their annual election % Of.
flrers last Monday The following offI-
GERS we're elected for the year. Mrs..
NloNa NeC1y PRECEDENT NrF Walter
Martin. vice president. Mrs. " g.. Martha,
recorfIna secretary. Mrs y A Eook core
responding secretary. ME- % Robert Hav.
truaauror. Irs y. y Easferly. historian.
\ new 0fNDc That ~ parllHwsutari1n.
was created snd Nrs q. y rhurmsn F4r
elected tt tii this office during fhs
YEAR A civic Improvement rnufu'tfaa
vHH also created Nesdsmsa g. o. Nur-
ray. t o. Jordan. g. g. seikuau. U6n
Stoctor rbui Menuds and CNde john
son presided 40 the unchoun tables after
tho business session wnH rurIuded The
following delegates were elected 10 attend
tho state convention ~ music clubs % be
hold BI TULSA AufI 1s 90 2Ot Mesda ames
" e. MHfrn. James korIln J. Is. UuN
nud ". %. nurnsi Alisrna'es we're
hr-su A. follows. Mesdames Lalsn
Campbell " A. Lyucott ". n. GIN ana
PRANK ThcmVarn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
nIyV NAH


Mrs. Wallace Cook was hostess 10 the
Cloverieaf club sat It's regular meeting
Mrs J. A. KIrchner and Miss Ruth
Fleming were oklahoma city visitors the
first OF the week.
The women ot tho Christian church are
busy preparing for u bazar which Is TO bo
heid next Thursday.
Mrs. W NJ turner has gone to Ken
lucky where she will make an extended
stay visiting with Relatives.
Mrs. W. G.. Mclntosh returned tho lat
ter pant ~ the week from Guthrie, whore
she had been Tor a few days visit
Attorney Logan stephenson went down
70 Donison and Dallas, TCXas. Wednesday
to look after some business matters.
j W. Fleming loft Thursday morning
FOR Hugo, word having been received that
hls father had died at that place wednes-
Y. p. Cot,ingham, reologis, from OK.
mulgee' came to Okemah the first Of the
week and expects 20 make Okemah his
headquarters for some time,
Matt d. Dossey and J. V. Bolton at
Mu.xoss. .. sIahS Ss'P,or as TsS
Tcsentativcs OF Okemah chapter No. 2s.
county Judge s. A. Duling returned
Monnay SnNn rom HSnrystia, where he hai
Duling, who was visiting relatives there.
Nf and Mrs. Mnlard Thomas went
over to okmulgee the latter part Of the
a few days visit with relatives and
frienda
Mrs. william Ronifeld and daughter
Wilma went 20 OkmulEee Wednesday TO
be present a. a concert given al that place
iThursday night by Alan Dwan. Miss Boni.
ield rendered some vocal solos at the con-
cert
Mrs. u. A. cline was taken 20 Henry.
eta last Thursday. whore she entered
q hospital for the purpose Of undergoing
an operation. ~. n. Wesley Yeats at
tended her on the trip and performed the
operation.
r. b. Bisanar went down 20 Hartshorns
the latter part of tho week and returned
Monday accompanied by Mrs. Risansr and
their young son and heir, who was born
While Mrs. Bisanar was visiting her pa
rents at Hartshorne.
Tho grand chapter n the order of
Eastern star will hold its annual session
1T oklahoma city, beginning next Tuesday
and continuing Tor three days. Many
delegates and members Of the local lodge
Will 90 up TO attend the meeting.
The Delphian club will hold It's regular
meeting next Tuesday at tho Masonic hall
with Mrs. W G. Mcintosh leading the les.
son, which IL on Early English Actors"
other members who will take part in tho
lesson and their subjects are Mira L. 4.
narsonA Early English tciorso Mrs.
". s. Thomson; sara Siddons" Mrs. V.
X. Chowning. David Garrick," Mrs. Hun.
ter Montgomery: Edmond Jean" round
tble talk "Other Actors"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
BARTIFSNIIIE.

Mrs Y. ?. curtis OF Arkansas City has
been In Bartlesyllle this week visiting
friends.
Miss Nancy Friscoe spent the early
part of tho week as the guest Of friends
At Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. " r. Mitchell Of wichita
Kan. are wishing friends In Bartlesviile
this week.
Miss Lucille Dunlap, who spent several
days ~ the guest Of friends In this city
has returned 20 her home In Tulsa.
Mrs. Helen France. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. snd Mrs. Fred Lane Of this
city. has returned 20 her home IN LIB
eral. Kan.
Ottoe Yount and Miss Eunlco Ware
bath OF Bartlesville. we're united IN mar
rage "Wednesday by Judge Waddul Of
the county court
pr and Mrs. W r. Rammeii went 20
New York city this week, where they
expect to meet Mrs. Rsmmell's brother,
Carl Buck whose guest they will be for
a fortnight.
Miss Betty Brewer of Tulsa was the
guest OF honor at dancing party given
FRIDAY niEht - the home OF Mr. and Mrs
l.. y. Phillips on South Cherokee ave.
nue. The guest list composed the younger
members ~ BsTtiesNiIles social set.
Iiss Vida klng sntertainsd the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

- the homs Of hs daughter. Mrs Y. a.
Miss Veima Mcguire. who has finished
her course at Muskoges IN business Col-
Iege' Is now employed at the Leonard In
Mr. ana Mrs. oswin MeCarty OF Mus.
koFee were sunday guests A. the home %
Mrs. McGartys parents. MI. and Mrs
Miss Jessie Grouse came up from Mus.
kgEet saturday TO spend the week end
with her sisters. Mrs. Glen Conrad ana
Miss NeimA GregE. who has been a.
lending business college at Lawrence.
Kan. has returned 20 take a position with
Mr. and Mrs F W WHos. who have
been visiting st the home OF Mrs Wlles
parents, NJ. and Mrs. l.. Riley have re-
Mr. and Mrs. "IT a. - Jones Who have
been viaitinE home folks Ia Beggs, re-.
tutned TUESDAY b. train. having bggn
forced. on account " high water. 70 leave
men car aftrr making an effort 20 make
the tftp overland
FIyo tables Al bridge were PLAYED
Lhut'dsy afternoon ut the home ot Mr-
daughter. Mrs. a. Roy Cunninsham Ths
honor guesW were Mrs Alex ,uwan N
Phoenix, Aria, sud Mrs doe Jarrett Of
joplin No. Dainty rcfreshmonts we're
william Lyon. a hero Of the World war
VINO was with the 9nth division and was
Eassed three times IN important battles
has come from lil Paso 20 make hls home
with his sister Mrs. j.. \. Botak. and her
husband. Mrs Borak accompanied him
from ~ Paso ana Mr., Borak met them at
home
MI. and Mrs Floyd Hines Monday nIsht
entertained the senior sunday school class
on the Baptist church at their home
llans were made for building e tennis
court on the lot north of tho church The
social huur was taken up with candy
making followed BY business meeting
elected
Ihe Bridge club was delRhtfulIy enter
ielned Tuesday afternoon OF four tables
hy Mrs. Tom Martin. whose home vas
beautifully decorated with sprInE H1vfra
me color scheme being pink and lavender
\ dainty luncheon was served. Mcsdamcs
Icon broFsn ~ NuskoEse, wayne HayIess
or 'latemore. Dee Jarrett of Joplin No
snd Alex Howsn ot Phoenix, AfIz. were
house guests ~ Mrs. Martin
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ALTON
-s. s1alsry- 20 the Wllllan Wee,
lh7 -..rla4n Legion, held iheethk ~
ps.' isg.6n club rooms MONDAY a''e''
hseon r.,r. Mae Fuser Of Miami came
Mss 5sv evening 90 spend the week.
down l.ft hos parents, Mr. ana MIS-
j. y. tg11'',,Ips g.1'',Ips for a week at the W. v.
Aiie t,rr Mrs. u. n. Powell and
Bow. nave returned to their hons
a E.s's i1tcr. y superintendent Of the
Ny mol of the NJ. p. church,
sYisI .rI.sspted his school and church
VI. 'ate sunday school convention
h,v held in Tulsa. -.-,-.,--
ne MA y very enjoyable social meet.
.t-i DBL, church Friday evening, aud
NJ lad short praeram' which IN
da.d rur.. readinFH and blnle yGes-
Oao'. .rtls. iu which Mrs. george Mrr-
ron delicious luncheon Of sand.
~ kIes coffee. ice cream and
r.aa sarted IN cafetera style. some
~. .I persons were present.
'hns ..H.. IL young people were on
At.. ..tH = card party BY Miss Re
N Ts..rr Friday evening whereat
w. u..au Rains held high score. De
h'B. ..IUsuuonts were served 20 inc
.s.rs Misses Evelyn Eryin, Helen
rsn. Bowers, Ruth Livingston,
hils ..I.uu. Beatrice Tucker and
.s u.a Nackie, Lynn Hamilton,
I,h R..l Marion Douslass ana Lyle
paws @5.-r.- party at the apsrtnents ot
~ ..I rr.. A. d. Griffin Friday even
~. tf'...I Ffoat pleasure to the mem
rHa THftulghtly club. The even
., vss s.trr n playing five hundred
ar Wr.. tables u. &. West making
w s..r. An elaborate two-course din
T. .. .....I Members present wers
... Hs.Iaros a. u. Griffin, y. a.
Nc r norman y. 4. ogden, r. -.
,,".r, an. U o.. Foley
Va rr.H.. u. young peoplo were en-
..a.fr,. Formally bv Miss Alma Hess
at .....mrnfs saturday evening.
r...f d.. ....uH were used IN profusion.
,,- and #.uJ.uc we're the amusements.
~. r.....f were Misses Zc'ma Nogle-
, t.. RAINS Mildred Hawn, Maxine
p...Ir. s.HH and Alma Hess, Messrs.
r',,sr T... 200 chaplin. Loren Hud-
...,b Ra. Pointer. Clell Hudspeth and
u, md Nr. claude Barbee.
-ta res .. quarterly social OF tho
p.,bsny ,.. .a Of the Christian church
r,s 6s'd rH. sday afternoon at the home
~ Nrs GEORGE Morris. After short
ss,.,sss session. ana season spent IN
,osisi way. the hostess served refresh
.,,,s cf sandwiches. pie. cake and cot
~ 10 the following visitors and mem-
s,.,. NfaEafHsg y. Y. Dryden, W j.
nan Eay NIakers. Thomas Eagle, Carl
i.,s george Norris oliver Hanshaw and
Lee Judd.
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Editor r. H. NandAmprt Of the viniia
Gazette was Wcich visitor Friday.
GEORGE Dorsey was here from Port
Scott Monday Tor a visit with old friends
Joe tarrico Of Chelsea, visited the pset
week with his uncle Mr.. Walter Carrico.
MI. Harold TAFT Of CentraIa waited
Saturday ana Sunday with his uncle. Al
Scanland and family
Mrs Charles smith Ia here from VInta
Tor weeks visit wrtn her sister, Mrs.
b. =. Abbott and friends.
MI ana Mrs. {. q. Horn are receiving a
visit from their daughter Mrs Ella Jor.
den and children of Cushing
The recently organized MY boys con.
Quoted chapel exercises Monday az the
high school IN the new auditorium.
Mrs William Goddard who recortIv nm .
derwent an operation At tho Miami hosrl-
tai for appendicitis, 10 expected home
within a short time.
Miss Jimmie Frolingsr ~ Tulsa. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs r. e.
murphy Of Bartlett kan, IL here for a
visit with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Hancock vera hero
from Parsons the latter part Of tho week
for a visit with Mr.. Hancock's parents
Mr and Mrs George Hancock
The Rebekah lodge gave n delightful
entertainment Thursday night Aprl o.
at its lodge rooms. The pdd Fellows
participated In the evenings enjoyment.
The atudent-faCultv play which was 10
have been given Friday week aEo aud
WAS postponed on account ~ the rain. was
given Friday April 2. The nter-socicty
contest Of the school viii ra held Apru /
Merle Woods editor of the ~ Reno
American, who was cstioi 10 IAbette city.
Kan. last week on account Of the death
of his cousin. Paul WOODS visited here
sunday with his parents, Mr. ana Mrs W.
j. Woods.
The Perent-Teachers organization viii
meet at the school Monday afternoon.
April 10. Mr. J, r blackburn, Mrs. with
am and Mr. NJ. &. Bcyens will make talks
at this meeting, and the bylaws and con.
stitution will be read and discussed.
Arthur Barker who came this week
from Douglas. Kan. to attend the funeral
services cf his sister, Miss Efue Barker,
Wednesday night, accompanied his
father, j. g Barker. ~ the Miami hos.
pital where the latter will receive treat
ment
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Mrs Frank shroyer visited Tuesday In
Muskogee.
Howard Morton left Tuesday for a visit
TO Russollyille. Ark.
Mrs. Bessle Reed Of Pryor visited SUN
day with her mother. Mrs. W. ~. AlGton.
Mrs. George Welch and daughter Cherry
of Sallsaw are visitors this week In Wag.
oner.
Miss Grace Smith ~ Picher Is the guest
of Mr. and Mira Barney Thomas this
week.
Mr. ana Mrs oscar Hendrickson Of
Nuskogce visited with home folks here
sunday.
WIN. Aston. who has been at Clare
more for several weeks, has returned TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred carey ~ shawnNa
were visitors at the e. C.. May home few
days ago.
Sunday in' 'MuskoEee Of Mrs. Lulu Samuel
Green of saltwater.
The Arts and crafts club will hold their
regular mcsiing Monday afternoon in the
Community rooms.
Mrs Evans Of winfield Kan. l. tho
guest this week 81 the home Of her sister.
Mrs Della Parkinson.
Mrs ia Mcdonald ~ gsllisaw spent
Sunday at the home Of her brother. Jess
" watts, and family.
Dr Albert Hauuaul NJ Sedalia Mo. Wis.
'tcl sunday with his brother. II. L. Hau-
sam. ana Mrs, Hsusam
Floyd Hines formerly cashier of tho
First state bank here is expected 20 make
his home here again soon.
Joe H Ford ana county Attorney Jones
s. Moss attended tho democratic meeting
iP oklahoma CITY fhig week.
s. r. Bcardsloy is reported much I'm o.
proved from his attack of vertigo which
he experienced last week In his store
Howard D. Ellison aud family received
visit the first Of tho week from hiF
mother. Ms Mary Wilson of Pryor.
Miss Mabel Austin visited Ia stranF
sunday with her parents. 70 which place
they hHve recently moved from Pryor.
Mrs Floyd Hines ana family have been
IN Tulsa fDr several days Visiting Mr.
Hines. who y engaged In business there
Mrs otis Cureton and son loo Of Mus.
kogce were guests sunday at the some ~
Mrs. y. r. Guitoau and Mrs Alisne Reed
4, :. kinHey returned 10 Tulsa Tues
IA srrnFIru gDye~aI HaNa gIEIfIpu
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-26
OBITUARY

Benjamin Franklin Chitwood was
born in Howard County, Indiana, April
1st, 1850. He came to Richland Coun-
ty, Wisconsin, in 1855. He was mar
ried January s, 1871, to Amanda Will
liams, at Readstown, Wisconsin. To
this union three children were born,
two of whom passed away in infancy.
The third, Hattie r. was married to
Kossie Smith of Sugar Grove, and
passed to her reward in 1912. Broth
er Chitwood united with the Christian
church at Day Greek in 1880. He
transferred to the Christian church at
Sugar Grove about 1895 and on NOV
ing to Readstown in 1910 put his men,
bership with the ReadstOwn Christian
church. He passed away July 18th,
aged u years, three months and Is
days. He leaves to mourn their loss,
his wife, one brother, one sister, six
grandchildren and three great grand
children.
Funeral services were conducted at
the Christian church at Readstown on
Saturday, July %, by Pastor J. Har-
ry Bullock of Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-26
ROY MOORE IS SURPRISED


On Sunday a party Of fifty Odd
Fellows and Rebeccas went by car 10
the farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Moore and celebrated his birthday an
Diversary with delightful surprise
The guests had prepared spiendid
picnic dinner which was served n cal
ateria style from large table on the
lawn. The afternoon was spent by
playing games apd cards. They were
also entertained by music Mrs.
Moor chad prepared a splendid birth
day cake decorated with candles, the
number of which we viii not mention.
Before returning home F. NJ. Minshali
presented Roy with fine gold watch
chain as token of high regard from
his fraternal brothers and sisters TO
which Roy responded feelingly. Roy
and his estimable wife were earnest
workers in the lodge during their res
idence in Viroqua. and are held IN
highest esteem not only by their lodge
associates but by host Of friends and
neighbors as well, many Of whom We're
present and swelled the list Of guests
10 about hundred.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-26
FINDING GRADE OF POTATOES
Too Much Dependence Should Not
Be Placed on Size AIone-knobs
Detract From Value.

In grading potatoes too much de-
pendence should not be put on sizing
alone, say specialists of the bureau of
markets, United States Department of
Agriculture. A potato, for example,
may be so covered with second growth
knobs that 1t Will not pass through
the meshes Of the grader, but it does
not rightly belong In the first grade.
The knobs mean much waste and re-
quire extra time in preparing the
tubers for the table. Or, potato may
measure up satisfactorily to the stand
ards Of size and yet be so diseased as
to be worthless.
A potato may even present fine
prize winning appearance on the sur
face. and be far below grade because
of injuries or disease of which there
Is no evidence without cutting 1t.
Freezing injury, or hollow heart, illus
trates cases of this kind. The grower
should not be blamed for losses which
result from these causes, but to great
extent field conditions are the primary
cause Of the troubles which appear
when the potatoes are marketed.