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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25
County News

Lightning struck the barn of V.
N. Crowston, near Hallson on Tues
day morning which was totally des-
troyed by fire, including some grain.
The barn was insured in the Penn
bina Mutual Fire Insurance Co. for
100000.
Sigmundur Stefanson, '3rd class
radio man, U. S. Navy, was drowned
on the evening Of August 4th, while
attempting to jump from a landing
place, at Vallejo, California to the
deck Of navy yard tug which car
ries navy men to and going from the
main land. After going down he
came up to the surface for an in
slant and then sank Immediately
The surrounding waters were drag
ged and his body recovered, The re-
mains were brought to Cavalier on
Saturday, August 18th and were
buried with military honors on Sun
day, August 18th. Lnternment took
place at the Viladin cemetery, Rev.
Sigurdson of Gardar officiating, as
sisted by Rev. Stump. of Cavalier
Sigmundur Stefanson was born Oh
the goth day of March, 1899, born
and reared in Pembina county, en-
listed in the navy the 1st Of Febru-
ary, 1918.
Mrs. Archie McKechnie of Cavane1
was the subject of an operation at a
/ Grand Forks hospital and is doing
we'll.
Mr.. B. S. Thorwaldson of Cava-
lier took his family to Winnipeg via
auto and Mrs. T. and children went
on to .Wynyard, Sask.
That Loma-Neche ball game last
Sunday was won by Neche 81. Lo-
ma arrived without a pitcher. Nor
ton of Cavalier filled the vacancy at
1 the bow. 600 fans were present.
Joseph Norm of Los Angeles, Cal
IS visiting at the homes Of Maurice
Moran and Chas. Morris.
Another bad accident at Letelliel
ferry was only averted by sheer gooo
--.,;ne. Monday evening when j
r. Witty, Of Dominion City, was des.
ceding the hill on the west side te
cross the Red river by ferry the
brakes of his car refused to respond
with the result that the machine
went tearing headlong into the wat.
ters of the Red, and the mere chance
that the ferry boat was out from
shore four or five feet was the only
thing that .averted a frightful trag.
edy. The car wedged in between the
boat and the shore and was badly
wrecked, and the four occupants re-
ceived severe injuries. A difference
of a minute or two either earlier OF
later might easily have meant a repe.
tition of the fatality that happened
there some time ago. Emerson Jour.
nal. W
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mar.
/ tineau, Aug. 18th, son at Walhalla
I Geo. A. McCrea of Ontario, Cal
is looking after business interests al
| Drayton.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25
PORT OF PEMBINA, n. D, AUG.
UST 10, 1922.

Whereas certain preserved fruits,
stems, vase, glasses and other like
articles were seized at Pembina. N.
D. on April 1, 1922 for violation Of
law, notice is hereby given that any
person claiming above described
merchandise may file written claim
with the undersigned within twenty
days of the first publication of this
notice. Unless such claim is filed
within the prescribed time, said mer-
chandise will be sold at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash,
at the Custom House at Pembina, N.
D. on September %, 1922, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon Of said day. Jud-
son LaMoure, Jr., Collector Of Gus
toms. Aug. 18-25-Sept. 1
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25
GEORGE RICH TO
GO TO HALLOCK

George Rich, an experienced miller
from Drayton, and who had charge
of the Pembina Light and Power Co.
for over year has formed a part
nership with John Swenson of Hal
lock and the two will open the Hal
lock Roller mill that has been shut
down for some time. Mr.. Rich was
in the milling business in Montana
before he came to Pembina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

Grace church, Pembina: Morning
prayer and sermon, on first and third
Sundays of month at II a. M. during
summer months.
Infant Baptism at above services;
notice to be given to minister at least
half an hour before service.
]. deb SAUNDERSON,
Minister in Charge.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25
GASOLINE 2s-1

The City Service Filling Station
at St. Vincent sells best Pennsylvania
gasoline at 28-1. cents per gallon in
any quantity. Bring your automo.
biles and have them filled. 4tf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25

Subscribe today for the official pa
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bina county.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25

Hemstitching and Picot Edge
Mrs. Elmer Thompson, Drayton, N.
~. Mail orders solicited. S2tf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25

Learn Auto Mechanics. Practical
training-large school. Write Han
son Auto and Tractor School, Fargo,
IN. D. 1924
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25

This amphhous given
out before high officers
Anacosa The will
banks of four cylinders landing
which can be pulled while the landing
While
by its beach.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28

ey Day Mrs Elmo Roe, Clay Holford,
Mrs Q Hoford Oak Holford. Mrs.
Oak Holford, G Kenner, G C Flaia-
gan, d E Jackson, Mrs Ruby L Jack
son, IL f Jackson, Mrs. Laura Jack
son, Orie Hagood, T c Story, Walter
McCrary, S S Green, WR Jackson,
} II Sparkman, Harry Spark nan, p II
Booth, 7 w Bramlett, L G Richard
son, j Hurn, r L Butler, Lena John
stOn, Sam Benton, G b Barton, Mrs.
q b Barton, Orla Jones,J II Richard
son, Mrs. Harry Sparkman, f l. De-
bard, J II Johnson, Mrs. Maye John
son Dewey Day, L II Sparkman, Otis
X Baker, Mrs Mollie Baker, T R Robin
son, Mrs. T r Robinson, Hettie San
ders,A f Ingram, Counts,G Lambert,
Fl L Richardson, J e Bland, RI E Fin
ME, Jess Bland, Pearl Bland, e p
Woodbridge, G T Mcclure, Dora Wool
ridge, G f Crawford, Dave Hedge,
Bob Baker, f e Belful, Levi Adams,
II II Prevett, T Buck, Carl Conner,
Homer Burrus, Ben Hannaford, Hamil
Herrin,B l Greene, William d Nance,
J R Burrus, G Vincent, Ed Wyatt,
Mrs, Wyatt, M L Lamb, Mrs. Lamb,
r o Smith, Mrs. T NJ Bramlett, G w
Crays, Mrs. G w Crays, NJ L Adams,
Mrs. NJ L Adams, Miss nellie Adams,
j II Leach, w G Leach, Otis Johnson,
Ella Kirkpatrick, Joe Hampton, Luth-
er Fugate, G V Weason, Martha
Weason, will Hambrick, Clara Ham
brick, J H Hawkins, Joe A Johnston,
Frank Redwlne, Pearl Staten, Elmer
Staten, } A Allen, Mrs ] A Allen,J II
Griffen, NJ Wisner, Mrs NJ Wisner,
Earle Wlsner, Otis Casinger, Mrs HUI
da GrifIen, Earl Vaugant, Mollie
Robinson, Tom ii Robinson II L Rey-
nolds, Mrs R L reynolds, w w Baker.
Adv
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28
Endorse Holt

To whom this may concern, greet
ing.
John h. Holt Of our township is
asking the people for seat In the
lower house of the next general as
sembly of Arkansas, and We, his
friends and neighbors, feel that it
is our duty to let the people of Ran
Golph county know what we think
of Mr.. Holt, as neighbor, as a
christian gentleman, and as to his
general qualifications to make good
In the position which he seeks. Mr.
Holt has speht his life so far right
here in Warm Springs township,
and we take great pleasure in rec
ommeuding him TO the voters of our
county as a clean christian gentle.
man in every respect, and know him
TO be we'll qualified to fill the posi-
tion for which he Is asking. He
taught school for many years IN our
communitv and always made good
until he quit that profession and has
since devoted himself to farming
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28

sixteen years when vou elected them
70 Office Again If lLIequires lite
citlzeushlp to qualify a man 10 hold
office in this state, then a very large
part of the citizenship of your good
county Is thereby disqualified. My
friend, Mr. White, tells you that
he should be elected this time be-
cause he has made two races for
this Office and is entitled to election
this time in preference to either Mr..
Barnes or myself for this reason,
ladies and gentlemen, do not be
lieve this theory will hold good,
for If 1t did any man could qualify
for Office by getting in and sucking
to the running.
Now, ladies and gentlemen, both
my opponents are good school
teachers. The children OF Ran.
dolph county need good teachers
and feel that 1t would be very
great misfortune to take either of
them out at this time. Please let
them go on and teach school and
give me the Office. ! feel that am
fully qualified to perform the duties
OF the Office of county treasurer, l
need the proceeds TO help me pay
of the mortgage which | have been
forced to place on my little home,
also to help me support my family
and school my child, a bright little
girl just now OLD enough to attend
school.
Now, my friends, on the slh day
of August you are going 10 nomin
ate one of us, either one of my op-
ponents or myself to this important
trust. If you will allow me to be
the lucky one, God beng my help.
er, you shall never have csuee TO re-
greet having done so,
Respectfully,
Adv IA. White.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28

Probably no man ever lived IN this
part of the country who did more to
advance the upbuildIng Of all OF our
good institutions, such as helping
the church, the public schools, and
the general welfare of our communl-
ty than has John r. Holt, and we
assure you he Is high bred chris
tian gentleman, and we'll worthy Of
your support.
DR.. J. b. Scott, Mrs. j. B. scott
LeeJa Scott, Lille Blaylock, Lillian
Edmonson, NJ. II. brown, Jno. p. Glass,
L. p. Allen, W, p. Carter, Mrs. Jane
Carter, j. G. King, J. Il. Creason.
Vesie Johnston, O. E. Adams, Gertie
Adams, S, W. bailey, G. e. Seitz,
nellie Seitz, Sarah Whittenburg, Flora
Holt. Willie Holt, Claud Rush, p.
Whittenburg, G. S. Wood, Galda
Wood, Grace bailey, U. q, Oakley,
Fate Oakley S. W. Merry, Fanny
Merry, Erma bailey, chester Harris,
Ina Merry, Zelma Merry, Repha Har-
ris Lucy Merry, Jewel bailey, Mrs.
Earl Whittenburg, clarence Written
burg, George Johnson, A. j. Jarrett,
Jim Creason, Wesley Cowden, Inez
Cowden, Anna Kelley, Walter Whit
tenburg, c. A. Kenner. Lille Kenner,
Dewey Johnson, Everett Holt, Ben.
ton Whittenburg, clifford Holt, bel.
die Whittenburg, Alice Allen, Albert
Massey, John Whittenburg, Elba
Bellah, A. A, KeLner, j. @. Moore,
p. L. Massey Johnie Massey, Mrs
Pairlee Massey, John Payne, Mrs
Lola Payne, Mrs. Ellen Massey. Ed
Holt, birdie Holt, M. p. Nettle, J. A.
Jarrett. W. e. Moore W. II. Massey
Mrs. Sarah j. Massey, Mrs. Jenit
Seitz j. r.. Gibson, w. NJ. Hawk
creed Hawk, Sarah Hawk, L. w
rudolph, Mrs. ruth rudolph, S. d
Allen, r.. e. FTier, George Seitz, w
f. Lotion, ID. G. Heflin, j. N. Flani
gan, Mrs J. N. Flanagan, ]. c. Flani
gan, Mrs J. @. Flanagan W. NJ. Ken
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28

the reason that he was born 10 this
county and state and was not, that
| came here from another state, in
this connection | claim that l am
entitled to more credit than Mr..
Barnes, l came here from choice,
because / like the state and the good
people who live here, Mr.. Barnes lie
here, not from choice, but because
he couldn't help 1t. have lived here
for the past fourteen years and IT
Mr.. Barnes theory Is correct, then
you have made many mistakes In
your past elections, for l find that
more than half the men who have
held the high Office of governor of
this state had lived here less ttan
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28

ner, Mrs. W. NJ. Kenner, Mrs. nose
Shinn, Fred Shinn j. p, W. II. cre4-
son, Mrs. W. II. Creason, Mr. M. ID.
Creason, e. j. Grlggs, Mrs E u
Griggs, G. b. Thompson, Mrs. G. n.
Thompson, Monroe Thompson. !. n.
woodbridge, Mrs. JwR woodbridge,
Bedford Kernodee, Mrs. !. c. King,
Ida King Mrs. Ora Heflin, W. J. RAy,
John Stubblefeld L. W. Stone, Il. c.
Stone, A. J. Owrey, Eva Mae crea-
son. Mrs. J. Il. oreason. Adv.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28
from J. c. Renle

To the Democratic Voters Of Ran
dolph County, Gentlemen:
After having made over half Of
the campaign find that have more
friends over the county than had
supposed and | certainly wish TO
thank you for the many courIesies
and favoIs shown me.
have heard of several rumos
which are going over the county aad
1 shall here set forth few Of ing
principles so YOU may judge as ts
my general belief.
First-I believe IN pure Democra-
cy and for majority rule.
Seoond-I stand for all move
ments for better and against any is.
injustice.
Third Lowering taxes and max
ing better use Of that whIoh Is levied.
Fourth uphold local selt gov
eminent and believe that the people
should be given the opportunity ot
endorsing their own laws.
MAINLY-JUSTICE To ALL
AND SPECIAL PRIVILEGES
TO NONE
Thanking you Tor your support on
August sth, | am,
Yours for representative IL IL "a
the peoples will, J.C. RENE. Adv-
Gordon Hite of Biggers war a
! guest of Pocahontas friends SUNDAY
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28
Distinguished Men of America And
Their Education

or five million individuals schooling attained
distinction.
or 80 million with elementary schooling sos attained distinction
or 2mion with hGhchoo education attained distinction
or million with technical training attained distinction
This school begins its 22nd session August %
Normal training is being added this year For
Catalog and other particulars, write Horton Navy,
Maynard, Arkansas
Maynard Baptist Academy
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28
from J. A. White
Ladies and Gentlemen:

Ladies ana Gentlemen.
My name Is j. A. White, my
occupation a farmer and broom max
er. / live in Demun township and
have resided in this state for the
past fifteen yesrs. / am now and
have always been a Democrat in
politics. am a Democrat because
believe in the principles of the
Democratic party and as such come
TO you asking at your hands the
nomination for the Office of treas
urer of your county.
Ladies and Gentlemen, my friend,
Mr.. Barnes, tells you that you
should support him and not me for
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28
Endorse Baker

Reyho, Ark, July gath.
We, the undersigned citizens and
voters of Keyno township, under
stand that there has been a report
circulated over Randolph county
that Rufus X. Baker would not car.
rv his home (Reyne) township In
the coming primary Aug. slh. we
wish TO brand that as a fslsehood, 4,
and we know that Rufus X. Baker
will carry Reyno by large maiorl-
ty in the coming primary.
SIGNED:
.C A Virtue, G w Hogan, Mrs. G A
Virtue, Ed Patterson, Lizzie Patter-
son, d w Reynolds, G R Patterson,
f NJ Patterson. Ed Jackson,J r Rey-
nolds, T Robinson, Ellen Robinson,
Willie Robinson, Evalyn Caldwell,
r T Caldwell Vida Turner T Jones,
Mrs. It J Buck, Mrs. L w Buck, T d
King, Mrs. It ID King, w M Johnston,
Mrs. Ben Greene, Mrs. Ella Pickett,
II f Pickett, G # Johnson, Mrs. Dew
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-28

Gordon Hite of Biggers wss a
guest of Pocahontas friends SUNDAY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-09-07

Mrs. Beebe went TO Rutland yester
day and brought her home.
Chas. F. Brooker. president of tn,
American Brass Co., of Ansonia
Conn, is at the Equinox House for Q
season Mr.. Brooker is an old Man.
chester visitor, having been here for
several seasons with his daughter
Mrs Alton Farrell and family.
The last meeting before the ap-
preaching primary, of the Board OF
Civil Authority will be held in the
Opera House on Saturday evening,
September 9th. Every voter should
see that his or her name is on the
check list for the coming primary
election.
Hiram Eggleston has returned to
Nashville, Tenn, and joined his
daughters, Mrs. Charles H Hamilton
and Miss Eleanor Eggleston Mr.
Eggleston came up from Nashville in
the spring, but thinks that when it
gets cooler it will be more pleasant
a little nearer the equator.
James T. Brown OF Springfield,
Mass, was at the Worthy Inn over
Sunday and Labor Day Mr.. Brown
expects that the Springfield Automo-
bile Club will journey TO Manchester
for the week end this week and will
be at the Worthy Inn. About 100
are expected to make the trip.
Messrs. E. H. Swift, L. H. Thomp
son and r. b. Hurley took a trip to
Lake Bomoseen last Saturday even
ing. They pitched a tent at the slate
quarry where they spent Saturday
night and the following morning pro-
ceeded to catch nice string Of wall !
eyed pike Mr.. Hurley captured a
fine bull-head
Professor Clark OF Middlebury /
viii omciate at the morning
service at the Congregational church 4
on Sunday morning. in the place OF
Bishop r l. Rudolph Of Dorset. who
was called TO Chicago, Ill, on Mon
day By the death OF Rt Rev. Samuel
Fallows, bishop OF the Reformed
church
Mrs Maud Wood Park. president
n the National League Of Women
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-09-07

Voters will be 10 Manchester on sat
urday September 10th and viii bold
an open meeting at the home Of Mrs
W II Ritter AZ O'Clock al won.
Cd are invited 10 attend and there
win 81 o. charge for admission The
following women have formed q com.
mlttee and they are b. charge y the
meeting Mrz John Gunther.
Mrs Ceorze Orvls Mr Lovelaud
Munson. Miss Jessie o. Hawley Nr
f. 4 wyman. Mrs c i Campbell
Mrs " IL Ritter, and Mrs HALEY
P. Guehrist Of Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-09-07

visit 70 Manchester They are stop
pins AZ the Eau.no1 House
Master Edaard Hsmenuay and
bs sisters Misses Clara May ard
Anna nranch. spent last wesk in
O-rell. as tie guests 81 their uncle
and aunt. NJ and Ms Glenn c.
Pheips. returning hose SATURDAY.
Ms Edward coombs Of Chatham.
ont and Mrs John Kelley q De
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-09-07

troit Mich mother and erandmoth-
er respectively Of Mrs Charles c
kinney Jr.. were recent guests Of
Mr and Mrs kinney az their home
or Main street
Miss Norma Deebe. daughter 81
Mr. ? a Beebe. vslo vas operated
"a for appendicitis a. the Rutland
Hospital last week. has 50 ar recov-
Erred a. % return 70 her home here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-09-07
MANCHESTER

dANfHf~ffk
NJ and sra a T. Hzmiin are "a
tsrtaiuinr NJ Haminr sister
Paul " Buck has been spending
fev days eth bic mother Ms c 2
Beck
u Gamblnosd II Ssw York ciu
80 a recent business visitor IN thiI
VILLAGE
NJ. and Mrs. 7 clover have re
tuYued from : recent trip % Lake
vile. Conn
j p Montgomery has Joined BIZ
family Al The Cascades Tor q tvs
weeks vacation
Miss Ella 4 GenanF Of NeE York
Cny. spent las, week as the guest OF
Mrs.. Walter x. Hard
The soc boys sport hose Is the
talk Of the town al Lsvin's az the
Center Advertisement
Ar. and Mrs. CeorFe A. White re
Gently entertained their son. a. l..
White and family for a week
Miss Ellen J Tuttie was a week
end guest Of her brother. George +.
futile % South Londonderry.
Mrs. J. J Gunther entertained al
tea last Friday In honor Of Mrs. NJ.
y philip and Mrs. G. r Thompson.
For glasses see slader. optom-
etrist. at Colburn House. Tuesday.
sept 18Th Advertisement 22z
Mrs. L. b. Hamilton will have her
millinery opening on Saturday OF
this week. Sept 9Th. Advertisement.
Miss Mary Margaret Regan left
Wednesday for Rutland where she
will enter Mt. ST. Josephs Academy.
Mrs. Fred Carlson OF Bellows Falls
has been spending a few days at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Randall.
Charles and Walter Mcclure left
on Sunday for yellow Springs. Ohio,
where they are 20 enter Antioch Col
IeEe.
John p. Porter has returned TO his
home here after having spent the
summer al camp in New Hamp-
shire.
Miss II. A. Abbott has returned TO
New York City after having spent
the past month at Mrs. NJ. f. Cross
home
Mr. and Mrs. Francis b. sayre Of
Cambridge, Mass. were overnight
guests at Epelhurst. one night last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas o. Thacher
spent the week end with Mr.. Thach-
ers parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H
Thatcher.
A count OF automobiles entering
from the south was
kept one day recently Over $50 cars
were counted.
Eugene s. Graves OF Providence,
r. l., spent the week end and Labor
Day with his family at their summer
home. "Brookside"
Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln Isham Of
New York City, are the guests OF
Mr.. Isham's mother, Mrs. Charles
Isham. for a season,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Peckham
md daughter. Content. OF New Ro-
,helle, ~ y. spent a day recently
With Miss Laura A Steel
Mr. and Mrs w H. Stewart OF
~ Y, were guests over
sunday Of Mr.. Stewards sister. Mrs.
Albert smith and Mr. Smith.
Mrs. +. Bailey vanderhoef OF
greenwich. Conn. is visiting her
PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Horace g
'oung at "Milletts old Acre"
Mrs. Daniel Schnackenberg. &C
ompanied by her son. II. +. Schnack-
nberg. and his friend Fillmore
Iyde. all OF New York City. are
pending some time at the home Of !
ir. and Mrs C l. Randall
The Misses Frederika and Eliza
eth skinner Of Chicago. H.. accom- !
anied by Mrs. Mark Willing and her !
aughter. are making their annual
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12
ALPHA CLUB MEETING.

Owing to the inability of the
Alpha Club reporter to be present
at the last club meeting, she has
been slow in gaining the necessary
facts for a report.
The club met with Mrs. N. H.
Patterson Wednesday, December
%. This being the New Year
meeting the response at roll call
was New Year Resolutions, to
which nine members responded.
The club, being unable to carry
out their Christmas program COM
bined it with the New Year pro-
gram, making a lengthy as well
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12
JASPER WINS SECOND Victory
OVER LOCKWOOD.

- - ~
The Lockwood High School
quintette gave the Jasper High
squad another good game here
last Wednesday evening which
resulted in another victory for
the locals, score being % to 81.
. Jasper has this year one of the
strongest teams that has repre-
sented j. H. S. for several years,
having won five games out of six,
and that defeat coming when
they went up against Lockwood
with sore arms from vaccination
substituting for the regular center.
This game should not have been
played at this time perhaps, but
the boys had pledged themselves
to be at Lockwood at that time
in order to secure a game here
with them a few evenings beforel
This year Walter Hardaway
and Carl Teeter are the forwards
on the team and very few faster
forwards have ever played on
Jasper's team. Hardaway with
his good team work and always
being able to get away from his
guard, and Teeter with his drib-
BILE and goal shooting and the
speed of both the boys always
gives the guards Of the visiting
team all they can do.
John Crow rs playing center
and some say that John plays
the game much as did Orville
Kyle of '08 fame, especially that
one-handed goal shooting which
John is sure to make if there is
not more than one man hanging
on the other arm. Sam Wine
and Lynn Scott are playing the
defensive end and both boys are
playing fast games. R. Kyle of
the famous '08 team had very
little over Wine and the last two
games Scott has put up a splen-
did fight.
The team has a full schedule
for the next two months playing
each class B High School in the
county and perhaps some of the
class A teams. Friday night, the
18th, they play Golden City here.
The boys won over Golden City
the first game of the season and
a good game is promised. At
this time the Jasper High girls
team will play the Golden City
girls.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12
as very interesting proRram

as very interesting program.
The First Christmas, given by
Mrs. Charlie Eeater, was the sweet
sto' y Of Tie birth Of the baby
Jesus.
Christmas in America" was
given very interestingly by Mrs.
N. H. Patterson.
Mrs. L. Wiseman read an in
structive paper on, Christmas
in other Lands"
Prominent Women of the BIZ
ble," by Mrs. j. d. Harbur.
Divisions of the Bible" was
the subject of an interesting and
very instructive paper written by
Mrs. H. E. Ballard.
A select reading, proving the
"Divinity of the Bible" was given
| by Mrs. j. A. Wine and very
much appreciated.
The club then enjoyed a social
Hour together at which time the
the hostess served elaborate re-
freshments.
The club then adjourned to
meet January IL, with Mrs. Char.
| lie Teeter. Reporter.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

One of Dick Hern's children has
diphtherira, and Charley Brad
shaw's little girl is also very sick
with the same disease.