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Evening star., 1922-06-11
Summer Resorts in the Mountains On
hasanoaIA 4 Abia nxmx

Hot Springs, Va; Old Sweet Springs, White
Sulphur Springs. Pence Springs, w. Va. ant
many other attractive resorts. Spend your sum
mer on the G. & o. in the cool mountains ant
enjoy comfort and the many pleasant pastimei
golf. tennis. swimming pools, etc. Cheal
week-6nd tickets sold to G. o. resorts Fol
ia 18th st. NV. Phone Main 74s.-Advertiss
ment.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
TONIGHT.

Mrs. Marie A. Watson will lecture
on her experiences in the Holy Land.
at 1902 18th street, 8 o'clock. Public
invited.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
GIVEN OFFICE DUTY.

First Lieut.. Byron A. Falk. Signal
Corps. at Camp Dix. n. j., has been
assigned to duty in the Office of the
chief signal officer. War Department.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

Kevin Barry Council, American As
sociation for the Recognition Of the
Irish Republic. will meet tonight at
s o'clock, at 1905 E street northwest.
and not at La Fayette Hotel, as In the
mast.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

Georee H. Thomas W H. c., No. II
will give a card party Friday. in
Masonic Temple, 8th and F streets
northeast.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

Division No. 2 Ladies' Auxiliary to
Ancient Order Of Hibernians. will meet
tomorrow, pm, in Kidder building.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

The sixty-sixth annual sermon Of
the r. W. District Grand Tabernacle,
No. 2, Order of Galilean Fishermen,
will be preached by Rev. M. w. D.
Norman, at s o'clock, at Metropolitan
Baptist Church, r street, between
18th and 18th streets.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

The Great, SILT Lake Of ptah II stx
times as salty as the ocean.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES

The wanderlusters' hike will star
from tho end Of Mount Pleasant car.
line at 2:3O o'clock. DR.. Skinner will
lead.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton will hold its eight annual excur-
sion to Colonial Beach Juno rs. steam
er st John.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

The Dominican Lyceum Il to hold
an excursion to Marshall Hall next
Thursday A program of athletics
has been prepared, and other festivi-
ties will make the day a lively one.
Joseph A. Connor Is chairman Of the
committee in charge.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

Red Triangle Outing Clubs hike will
be from Foxall Heights (second stop
beyond Georgetown) on Cabin John
line. Be there at 3 o'clock and bring
lunch.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

Pupils OF Miss Eta Schmid, assisted
by Miss Alice Dickey, elocutionist.
VIII give a piano recital Tuesday, s:15
pm. in Northminster Presbyterian
Church,
Evening star., 1922-06-11

The spanish-Amer1cnn Atheneum
will meet at the Thomson School We'd
nesday evening at o'clock This will
be the last meeting Of the season. and
is known as members night All
papers will be prepared and read by
members Of the organization. The pro-
gram will be preceded and followed by
musical selections.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

In Bohemia the bridal wreath is usu-
ally made OF rosemary
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zalobe licenf v senate vrch. +.
dra Kleinera, V nemz ODE OBJ
zalovane, zastupovane dr.. q.
Zitkem, uznaly poznovu, re
znovuvydani a provozovani to-
hoto spisku ie porusenim autor
skeho prava 0 svolily k zaka-
zu provozovani teto hry. Zby-
vajici whisky, jez byly zaba-
veny, budou %zniceny a obzalo-
vane zaplati zastupci Jirasko-
VI, spisovateli dru Cervinkovi,
800 &c We 4 mes, lhutach pod
ztratou hut a eXekuci, nevy-
how'll,
Alois Jirasek pax Dude nit
nadale pravo okanzite zakro-
citi soudne a vymahati plnou
nahradu skody, kdyby obzalo-
ne tento zavazek nekdy opet-
he porusily.
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"USMOLENY SVEC A SMR-
DUTA PUMA

Poslanec Johans Jest "sve-
no remesla" obuvnik. A ami
ne mattel velkotovarny IA O.
buy, sneb alespon obuvnicky
mistr, nybrz zcela obycejny O.
buvnicky d6lnik. Drive 81 Ii
de tropili q obuvhiku zerty,
pozdeji dostali Sc k rozumu a
nechali toho. IDA sc vSak, re
toto vlldneiSi posuzovani jiste
ctneho remesla obuvnickeho
neuplatnilo Sc jeSt6 vsude, re-
imena, ku podivu,s re jsou me-
ii poslaneckymi zaStupci del
nickych vrstev hide, kteri do
vedou hodne 5 patra posmlVatl
Sc rukam, ktere drive pracoVa-
~ knejpem, dratvi a smulou.
komunisticti poslanci isou pre-
&c take jeste zastupci delniku
a pravdepodobne i obuVnic-
kych tovarySu? "Usmoleny sew
Ge!'' volaI ondy ". poslanecke
snemovne jeden Z Mich ma posi-.
Johanise. POSI-. Johanis oVSem
neni nijak usmolen, lee Jest o.
buVnikem, nebot' tomuto re-
meslu Sc vyucil a pranic Sc Fan
nestydi. Kdo by vSak mel
zrudnouti SUDDEN, Jest omen
("pekny" prislusnlk rude del
lcke internationally, ktery ma
dava poslanci, poneVadZ byl
delnikem. Nadavka Snadno Wy
lett Il list a Snadno by Sc mohlo
Ma nj Zapomenouti, kdyby to
nebyla usta zastupce delniku,
iez il pronesla. Y poslaneeke
snemoyne jest jeSte vice po-
l%slancu, ktefl jsou delniky. -
Mona dost, re komunistictl
poslanci budou je ySechny ca
lstovati die iejich oboru. Pc
usmolenem sevci muze nasle-
doyat treba "SpinaVy kovak'
"A Dude to skutecne idealni POI
mer komunismu k upracoya-
nym damn. Smrduta puma,
kterou hodil jiny vytecnik, po-
slanec Baeran. ma predsednic-
kou tribunu, vyvolala vetsi G.
fekt We snemovne sVIm utokem
ma cich shromazdeni, lee ko-
netne byla ien ehlapeckym kou
skem. AVSak posmech, dostl
hruby posmech delnickeho po-
Stance Z delniekeho zamestna.
nj Jest ne6lm horsim, tim spise.
re zadny z kolegu autora III
smoleneho sevce" n~evvslovi
sve politovani, iak to ucinil dr.
Lodgman mad zapachem Bae.
ranoyym.
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o "PSOHLAVCE".

Nelvice kompilatoru, napo-
dobovatelu a plagiatoru majl
dila p%opularni. U mas takovy-
mi Oily isou iiste splsy Jirasko-
Wy i tech pax "Psohlavci''
zvlaSte.
III VIZ. 1899 obievifa sc IA
knihkupeckem trhu knizeckaf
i. 3. Kuehnla pod nadpisem
Jan Sladky Kozina CPsohlav-
ci)", y niz obsah Jiraskova ro-
manu- prem6nen byl V diVadel-
III hru pro ochotnlky. Jak ma
10 prace dala autoroVi, bylo vi
dino Z toho. re cele pasaze O.
psanv byly primo z romanu.
Del mad to zkreslen tu byl pc
STRANGE historioke takovym zpu
sobem, he Alois Jirasek w te-
hdy prohlasil zpracovani IA ne
dokonale a vystoupil soudne
prot pisateli.
kuehnel, nyni jiz mrtvy, u
znal tenkrat, ze drama leho ie
plagiatem a vzdavaje Sc vsech
autorSkVch pray, odeVzdal ru-
kopis Aloisu JiraSkovi ku mi
cenl,
A TIM byla celia vec vyrize-
ma Il mlcelo Sc 0 nj az do roku
1920. kdv dcera Zemreleho,
prof. mod. fill. Marie kuehnlo-
va vydala tiskem esl. akciove
tiskarny 5000 egemplaru spi-
sku, trebaze V titulu kniZecky
oZnameno bylo dukladne pre-
pracovanl cd nj. Knihu proda-
Nala s mathou, majitelkou do
mu Ma Vlnohradech, pc 10 &c,
knihkupcum pc 7.20 kc. Po
SVEN witt byla hra provozo-
vana prazskem rayonu pet
KRAFT "A nekolikrate ma Molave
a kuehnlove vybiraly ia povo-
lovani $50 KG
Alois Jirasek ohradil sc pc
druhc prot ~zneuziti sveho d.
la d ODE k%uehnlove byly donu-
ceny z~avaZati Sc, re otisknou
' dennlch listech prohlaSenl 0
zakazu teto hry. Byly Jim "a
baveny l02 eAemplare knihy a
spolku Mali pTipadlo toho-
10 sporu TOO kc pokuty. Hradi-
~ krone toho i utraty soudni.
Ale zJistilo Sc, re prohlase-
III otiskly toliko Y odpolednim
yydani 'Politiky" d ze hra S je-
.lich povolcnim hrana byla pc
rozsudku opet nekolikrate O.
chotnickymi spolky. UsvedGu.
je je dopis spolku ochotniku y
Kratonohach, jimz kuchnlova
ia dotal, smi-li Sc hra hratl,
odpovedcla kladne. Dale bylc
zjisteno, ze h%nihlupec Knapp
prOdal Zn0Vu j WHISKY.
Alois Jirasek podaI ma obJ
kuehnloye znoyu zalobu pr,
poruseni \ 81, ID, "a. 4 30. au-
torskeho praNa. S oduvodne.
MIN, ze obzafovane prodayaly
udllely provozoNaci prayo, w.
olraiy pfQNozuyacl poplatky :
vEdall Jake Il. vydanl spIsel
5oudne zakazang.
Dne 9, Iedna iednalo @ tett
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49, !. ~ ~
vldenske "Neue Freie Presse'
uvereinuii prohlaSeni, re ne
nabidl resignaci ma sui man
dat a re bvl Ike svemu emu =
smrduta puma, kterou Nrhl, by
la pry zcela neskodna do
nucen 'nesmirnym terrorem
prot Nemcum praZske sne-
movne vykonavanym, ably o.
brazil pozornost celeho sveta
ma toto znasilnovani". Neprch,
pry do clziny, naopak, odebral
Sc Poole programu ke schuzim
ma yenkoVe a Ia hlanlcemi. -
Nyni meska Y Kakousku, by $
tam pry v.yrldil nutne vGci, q
lax je obstara. da Sc praZskyn
uIadum k disposici. Je dnes
patty den pc odleZdu dra Bae
rama. TAX dlouho potrebova
k vyrizeni vecl syych Rakou
sku = pardon, k sepsani sveh,
listu.n Toto ~nevinatko Herode
sovo .chtel pumnkoa. kterol
zailste jen oMylsm hodll Ia
stenu mad presidlenl, upozor
nit celt svet. a. priied.
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M N { STiN Y.
Roman z americkeho zivota
cd H. r. Bonina.

Eva pc skoncene hre ustou-
pila. Jeji bledy oblicej byl ma
padne rozGilen, byla bledsi je-
ste nez iindy jen oci jeji lesk-
ly sc neobyGejn6.
Kdyz Sc k nj Jan priblizil, a
by il p%odekoval IA vytecne do
provazeni, pravila: "Neposml-
vejte Sc mi! Vlte dobre, jak
spatne isem hrala. Ale yam pr
ce neco chybi = abyste zadal
sve srdce." A sotva ~slysitelne
pripoiila: "Nebo nechcete?"
Jan pohledl il do oci. Jeho
zrak zafil tax vroucne a hlu-
boce. Konecne Sc osmelil. RI
ci to osudne slovc.
"Ano, smim-li yam svoje srd
&c nabidnouti, chcete-li je prj-
jati,' septal.
"Priiimam," rekla taktez Sc
ptem Eva a V obliceji jejim IRA
ella Sc odhodlanost. Priblizeni
hosti ukoncilo toto kratke Wy
znani.
Slo sc k tabuli a umelec by
tax vyznamenan, re sedel We
die matadora spolecnosti, sta
reho pana Astona, a 4 druh6
strany slavenou cerno-kadera-
YOU krasnou ~slecnou Florou Al
kinsovou, ktera 81 dala velmI
zalezeti, ably pobavila krasne-
no houslistu, ktereho takova
romanticka zar obklopovala.
Jan pohlizel chvilemi ma E.
va smutne, tato vSak usmlvala
Sc a byla pc cely vecer vesela
kdezto Jan kt zlosti sve SOU
sedky, ktera ohnive ma nej po-
hlizela a vsechny koketni svt
pohyby marne v~ynalozila -
medal Sc pohnouti k 1--WE zaba-
We.
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a dostavi Sc pred soud, jen co
81 Y Rakousku Use urovna. kdo
nenl pohnut tlnlto proievem u
tie duse Baeranovy. lidsky ne
citi
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VIII.

Coruna dial pc prihode V
dome Velhoutove velice o to,
by sve spolecenske %postaveni u
ostatni newyorske aristokracie
upevnil.
Choval sc laskave.ji a dvor-
neji k damam a vydaval k vuli
MIN mnoho peneZ Ia kvetlny;
sluzebnictvu udilel Stedrejsi
diskerece nez drive. Phi tom
nechal sem tam slySeti, lie ma
podstatnych prlcin vyhybati
Sc domu jindy cteneho muze;
jezto iista DANA, liz svou po-
zornost venoval, ma p%rotekcni
yrtochy, ktere Sc priceji jeho
nahledum o spolecenskem po-
staveni. Vymenovaly Sc W.
znamne pohledy a septalo Sc 0
svehlavem pomeru mlade mil
lionafky S ma umelce postou-
plym byvalym vratnym jejiho
otce. Hrabe Coruna> byl dost
chytrym mlceti pc nekolika
prohozenych slovech a pred
met tento prejiti. VeSkerou
svou %poZornost venoval nyni
pTede vsim Flore Atkinsove,
one sive, cernovlase krasce,
.jez byla pri Velhoutove zaba-
We stolnl sousedkou Janovou.
Jeji otec, pan Jonathan At.
kinson, byl jednim Z ne.jproslu
lejsich a nejst'astnejsich bur
sovniku new-yorskych a vlad
mnoha miliony, I'll jeste bujni
iii nez Velhout, daval hosting
ktere staly tisice, vydrzova
cely stat znamenitych koni Z
malo 81 q toho delal, kdyz ne.
kolik set tisic dollaru vyziska
nebo Ztratil.
Atkinson a Velhout nebyl
nikdy zvlastnimi prately.
Pan Velhout, ktery nalezc
k staremu, bohatemu holland
skemu kmenu newyorskemu
pohlizel ma onoho spekulant;
co ma povysence. iehoz risk,
puvod zdal Sc byti rozenym a
ristokratum velkou skvrnou
mimo to nazyval pan Velhou
Altkinsonovy obchody ma bur
sc filutafstvim, ale dcery jc
jich byly pomerne sprateleny
aspon navsteVovaly spolecno
SIT V tom 4 Onom dome pravi
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define. Flora ovsem zpoZorova
la, re hrabe uchazel sc 0 Evu
a nepfala il tohoto aristokra-
ia. Nyni byl jejim rytirem, ale
Ease il panovita divka nepra-
la "noveho umelce" a mama
hala Sc Jana sobe ziskati, KITE
ny Sc il zdal byti krasnejsim
a zajlmavejsim nez hrabe, ire
ba d&la snatku prednost spa
nelskemu grandovi. Proto pfi-
jimala laskave hold Spaneluv,
a kdyz Eva jednou k svemu OF
CT pravila, re jest to vlastne
jejich povinnosti, Atkinsovym
podati pokyn 0 osobnosti toho
to hrabete, odvetil pan Vel
bout, re mu pc tom mic neni-
a nema chuti, michati Sc do
Zalezitosti jinych lidi; ostatne
hodili Sc tito, Tide zcela dobre
k sobe a jezto Eva nyni zpozo
rovala, .jak Sc Flora namaha
take Jana k sobe pfilakati,
chranila Sc lstivou druzku va
rovati pred Spanelem.
Nyni nenalezame hrabete
Corunu We velkem Union hote
lu, nybrz V malem Centranim
q neni tam IMAM co hrabe a
Spaniel, nybrz co zubni lekar,
ktery tam najal ieden pokoj
ma nekolik hodin denne, ably
sve zakazniky V one ctvrti me
sta mohl zde prijimati. Take
nevyhlizi hrabe vice jake sne-
dy Spaniel, nybrz jake obcan
| holandskeho puvodu nosi
zacervenalou vlasenku, plave
licousy a kniry. Jmenuje sc
Mr.. Steenkist a ma V tonic pc
koji svou obchodni mistnost a
ordinancni hodiny pro spolec-
most"
Sedi u stolu, Ma kterem jsou
v~ylozeny precetne zubni ma.
stroje a neni V pfilis ruzovG nd
lade.
"Hrom do tyho chlapa," hu.
Ct pro sebe, 'ktery mne, tai
blizkeho St'astnemu zakonGe'
III, dolu svrhl, re jsem zprvl
nedoufal V opetne povstani =
Vsak ii tuto sluzbu nezapome
nj, chapel" sycel, "a NAILS 81
ovoce sve potmeSilosti, re S,
udusis. = Mcneil jsem dosuo
casu S tebou Sc zamestnavati,'
pokracoval Spaniel We sve same
mluve, "ale ties Sc, ien co Sc tr'
chu zotavim. - Jak zahanbel
musel .jsem tehdy . domu ;
jak nebezpetnym bylo by MI
postaveni byvalo, kdyby by
starry p%romluvil! Stesti poma
ha sm6lemu nepratelStv
mezi Atkinsonem a Velhouten
poskytlo mi move pudy = ne
mann Sc echo obavati, re ote,
neb dcera Velhoutova necha t.
to rodine n%ahlednouti MOI
kartu a dobrou stranku mel
prece prihoda ia zbavi
jsem Sc k~reoIky," mrucel Spa
mel, "ovSem yelmi rychle. vel
mi rychle! Mel .isem byti men
raznym, meme bezpecnym, al
vzdyt' jsem byl tax bllzko Ct
lie. Oh, ten nicemny chap !!
: lal znova Spaniel, skripa.je ~
| by.
"Nyni byl bych zbaven st
rostl vsech, nepotreboval bye
Sc vice vydayati nebeZpec
cltim, re me zacina puda pc
nOhama palit Beg ocerneni t
no chlapa. = Nynl muslin ~
chile Jednat u Atkinsonu, sic
pride neco mczi to - ale ia
rychle .lednati bez pence! P(
l trebuli penez k zasnoubeni :
: mnoho penez, a jeSte vice bl
; du jich co zenich potrebovat
! Nemohu pfece meho nastav;
' jlciho tchana zadat hned o pI
cku - to byl by zacatek kol
ce - IMAM takove pany
! mych uspor .le ma male - vs.
tlacl a kousek ten must prove
= -
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nejaky vychod nalezl. NE
mohu, nesmim, nechci!' zyo-
lal. "Nic %nepomohou vymluvy,
lest = prerusil jsem spojeni S
nj a zavrhl il, jinak jsem ne
mohl, nebot' kazdy jest sam so
be nejblizsim a pouze slaboch
podleha. - Pouze jeden pro-
stredek = jeden prostredek
mohl by mi pomoci - kdybych
'jednal ma zaprenou,' premyslel
Spaniel. mann to jiz a S Jo-
hnem Braughlanem muze Sc
to zdariti. - Jest moudry a
smelly chlapik."
Zvlastni zaklepani ma dye.
re prerusilo osnovani Spanelo-
vo.
Vstal, otevrel dvere a me-
chal vstoupiti velikeho muze
Sc zavazanou hlavou.
este spravny, jake vzdy,"
oslovil Spaniel vstupujiciho.
"Ano, jedna Sc o n6co velmi
duleziteho," odpovedel Ircan,
John Braughlam.
vim o tom jiz."
"Vite?" tazal sc Ircan po-
n6kud prekvapen.
"Ano, mystic omen velky
naklad v sobotu."
"Vstrcil YAM to dozorce ma
vezi?'
INA tom nezalezi kdo, Jo-
hne, jsem dobre spraven a nam
We v6ci tie dobre zamestnani
pro vas. Budete to riditi!"
~ certa, coz jest VAN poll
Gle V patach2" zvolal Ircan
prudce.
me policie, mily hochu,"
pokracoval vesele Coruna.
"Jsou to pouze pripravy k
tomu - ia Sc vzdam obchodu
a w zaujmete me misto; to blu
de muj posledni kousek a
nyni Sc muzete pokusit a u
kazati, mate-li vlohy k tomu-
to postaveni."
"Za tim neco vezi, muzi!'
pravil lrcan, hlede pronikave
ma Spanela. "Chcete vytah-
nouti hlavu svou 2 lecky a mo-
Iii tam vstrciti.'
mic "a tim newell, co Wy
mysllte!" vpadl Spaniel. mic
Ia tim newell, nez bohaty sna-
tex, ktery chci uciniti. Muslin
2 obchodu, ale drive potrebu-
il penize. S Gede jsem Sc po-
vadil, a nyni jedna Sc 0 to, a.
bychom nell jeji skladiste. -
Nine je vice media "a protc
mate Wy wee tn prejmouti, pc
kud Sc Gede tyce."
"Ano, kdyz je tomu takto
.lpak sc nedivim, re nemate vi.
ce skladiste," small Sc Ircan
"Nechala vas dobrovolne cd.
falmouth tazal sc dale.
"Nerozesli jsme Sc prave
miru," pravil Spaniel S pone,
kud tvrdym vyrazem. Lee
veci, John chcete mne "a
stupovati? ia prevezn,u yale
zitost v pfistavu a Wy. sc pc
starejte o prispeni Gede, pal
skrze vas sprostredkuji pro
DEF
; "Dobre," pravA lrcan opa
, trne. "Co toho vypadne II;
mne?"
: "Petina, Johne.'
"Rekneme poloviGku, pane
: odvetil Ma to John.
Go, polovicku?' vyskoci
/ Spanel. PAX nezustane nj
1 mn6. Povazte, re YAM postu
!, puji obchod.'
"Jak vysoko Gentle cely tel
psoures?' vyzyidal lrcan.
ma deset tislc!'
"Dobre, tedy tri tisice pr
< mne, rozhodl Ircan. wan .zby
: de jeste sedm tisic."
DIVA .tisice dostane spoiled
: most" prohodil Spaniel zlostne
"POtrebuii peniZe. bvch mob
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UPPER MESA

Mrs. Downing spent Wednesday af-
ternoon in town.
i Mrs. Jack Walters left Wednesday
for Columbus, Ohio, to join her hus-
band. She was accompanied to Pay
cite by her mother and brother and
Mrs. Theo. Bison
| Bailey Lorraine and family left Wed
| nesday for their former home at Filler
| Henry Kuckku and Mr.. Vanfleet
| helped Loe Reed dehorn and brand
cattle on Thursday afternoon.
Bill Johnson of Fruitland spent
Wednesday visiting with the Loe
Reed family.
Howard White returned home Fri
| day morning a very sick boy. He had
been at Stockton, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bison made a trip to
the slope the first of the week after
a heifer which they purchased.
Several of the Upper Mesa folks
are attending the School of Methods
at the Baptist church this week.
Mrs. Parks and Thelma Jean were
Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs.
James Catalan.
Mr.. Geo. Parks is some better of the
flu, now.
Charlie Smiths were out enjoying
their new Ford Sunday.
The James Strang family called at
the home Of Gus Hall Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Carter and daughter visited
with Carolyn Schlund Sunday.
Mrs. Gus Hall and Coleene spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
White.
Mrs. Gertrude Reed spent Saturday
and Sunday with her brother Frank
Sanders and family.
Carolyn Schlund has suffered a re-
lapse Of the flu.
Mrs. James Little is victim of the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyrl McProud are
moving onto the ranch known as the
Marvin place., which they recently
purchased.
A number Of Upper Mesa folks en-
joyed the basket dinner at 1.-THE Christ
ian church Sunday. The faculty Of
the School Of Methods were honor
guests.
Mrs. Grace Sanders is this week
visiting at the home of her son Jay.
Mrs. Lulu Barnes called on Mrs.
Clark Pryor Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor visited Sunday
at the home Of Chris Hansen.
Silver Leaf Dairy, phone 81 J. s.
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Rorn--To Mr.. and Mrs Melvin
Jackson, March 20, a son.
Warren Bowles returned Saturday
from Austin, New, to resume his work
in the forest service.
j. E. Chandler brought the rest of
his cattle UP from Emmett last week
District Superintendent Aldrich
and Rev. Mulkin came up to hold
church services Thursday night, but
owing to the bad weather they didn't
hold them.
Frank Plantz of Nebraska was look
ing at ranch here he intended rent
ing.
j. M. Demasters is transacting
business in the lower country this
week
Lloyd Vaughan is quite sick with
pneumonia.
William Sevey and William Pratt
returned from Emmett last week.
George Farrens and family return
ed from Oregon where they haye been
for the last ten days.
George Perron is quite sick this
week.
F. L. Newell returned from Harvey
Valley, Ore, where he has been look
ing after business matters.
Sherman Glenn was visitor at the
county seat the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Harrison and
Miss Beulah Webb of Emmett were
visiting in Ola Sunday and Monday.
On account of sickness Tuesday
Glenn Baldwin was unable to
carry the mail, so Roland Holford
drove in his place.
An Emmett cattle buyer was in
Ola the first of the week.
Lovilla Potter has the chicken pox.
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George Helm Of Falk has rented
and taken possession Of Scott Stuart
ranch below Falk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkman were neigh
borhood callers Wednesday In search
Of seed wheat.
Mrs. Whitley made business call
at the D. J. Wampler home Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. Berglund and children notored
to Letha Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Perry Of En-
nett spent Wednesday night with
their son Harry and wife At their
ranch on the benrh.
Mrs. Whitley and children and Mrs.
Mems and son took dinner Thursday
with Mrs. Barnes while enroute to
New Plymouth.
Mrs. Cove, sr., went to Boise the
last of the week.
Iran Sheldon and Miss Flora Car
ter Of Emmett spent one evening last
week ut the Gordon home.
Mrs. Albert Cole Of Letha spent
Friday with her aunt Mrs. J. A. o.
sen.
The infant grandson Of Mr.. and
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Mrs. Hale, little baby Billy Thomp
son, has been quite I'll With the III
but It this writing Is reported to b
. little better.
The Mills's enjoyed . short but yer.
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Peery, who stopped and took din
ner with them Thursday while OF
their way back to Emmett.
Mrs. Berglund and children visited
Mrs. Irl Bishop Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Robinson called
ut Grover Dicks Friday.
A letter received from Mrs Fannie
Jones announced her safe arrival at
Salt Lake. She found her mother in
very declining health.
Doris Gordon is employed by Mr..
Freeman on the bench.
Jay Robinson, Fred Hale and Gene
We've Gordon spent Saturday evening
with Miss Ellsworth Of Falk.
Howard Sheldon, who is feeding
their cattle at Parma, came over
Wednesday evening to see home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Corn of Boise
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Corn and
daughter Mary Of Caldwell visited
the Mills family Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schaffer and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hughes
and sons Of Emmett spent Sunday at
the j. A. Olsen home.
Mrs. C. A. Mills is quite sick at this
Fred, Will and Ben Hale and Jay
Robinson departed Thursday for Riv-
srside, Ore, where they have en-
,loyment for the coming season.
c. A. Mills made business trip to |
Saturday.
Geo. Hoyt Of Emmett motored down
o the Olsen home Sunday to get his
wife and sons who had spent the week
With her parents.
Ralph Parrot is having a new wa
er wheel erected by Mr.. Pare, in the
rasmussen ditch.
Joe Olsen, Jr., and sister May Wis
ed the Jerome family Sunday, who
ecently moved to Willow Creek
G. L. Mills did some necessary re-
airing on the Robinson car the first
the week.
Mr.. Sheldon left the first of the
eek for Twin Falls, regarding bust
ass transactions in that vicinity.
Doris Gordon, Fred Hale, Jr., and
enevieve Gordon called Sunday af- .
rnoon at the Mills home.