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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
GRAND LODGE TO
END SESSIONS At
TEMPLE TONIGHT
Installation to Mark
CT s e; Convocation
Starts Tomorrow.

TAc forty-third annual com
auaaoatlon Of the Grand Lodge of
Nasons viii come TO "a close to-
niaht with the installation OF
Officers iuciua Dills of Snnta Re.
newly elected srand Master. said
Int afternoon that he would not
have his list OF nppoinuve onicors
selectcd before tonight.
The session this morning was
deNdtcd To the discussion and
Rdopuon &c the amended by-iaws
ard No hearing an address by
On, stcr A. Hnmmell OF Hailns.
TosaA Tho subject OF Mr.. Ham
MALLS address WINS Masonry in
lla Mexico. The speaker has
W. returned from a tip 10 the
hArdof country.
tfrne grand lodge sessions were
u have closed this noon hut be-
cnuse Of extra business were con
tinrrd The retiring grand mas
asr Francis D. Lester OF MesillI
aark. ~ 60 give an illustrated loc-
trt ~ the temple tonight
-Tumurrow the Royal Arch Ma
eha win open their twonty fourth
muual -convocntion for regular
RlHlness and election 81 officers
ffio program tomorrow 81 To end
With q dance tomorrow night az
tiln- temple. the dance being
rivei' hy the Eastern star. es-
pocinlly for dulcgatcs and for the
Dt Mulays.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

gethcf with the aged and lnfirm.
be drowned m n pro,cs against
alleged oXorbitant taxation One"
rid of those unable 90 travel. We're
gin proposed that mis- followers
abandon their farms and wander
uvc the country. preaching tho
coming Of christ and living ns the
"yaErnnt WORKING class"
". koflinoff. head Of the sect
In hri' ish Columbia, asserted that
u mhsH meeting Of members under
his jurisdiction had endorsed thc
s%uggestion that they liquidnte all
their property. Committees, he
said. would dispose Of all houses
and stock IT, the proposal was car
ricd OUT and members OF he tribe
again would become wanderers
owe the earth.
Koflinon admitted that the pro-
posal to drown the young ana In
firm probably would meet with
objection on the part OF the WON
on members OF the colony. IL IL
estimated that there are 5000
members Of she colony in Canada,
mos Of whom ARE located In sman
groups ia British Columbia. Al
borta and Saskatchewan They
migrated from Russin In 1876,
following persecution by Cossack
soldiers In the roigu OF Gear Mich
dlas H.
Since coming to Canada mem
hers az tho sect have had frequent
controversies with government, Of
ficlplH. chiefly over taxes, school
laws and military service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

ably Will hc dend or well. as &,
does not 'htc many days FOR an
influenza patient to- reach tho eli
ma, NJ hls illrcss 10 is Estimated
That 10 would lnhc eight days for
20 SICK man tl SECURE his WHISKY
ultur making application Tor &c..
Federal agent though ave a.
the opinion thai Albuquerque will
have many mild eases OF flu
casra iu which DO patient o. per-
fcctly willing Ga wait even eight
or ten Days 90 sccurc the "mcdi-
elmo The order 20 Director Sny-
der says:
'ln the event Of an epidemic
OF Influenza or any other public
catastrophe. you are instructed tu
cooperate with druggists ana phy-
siciuns 80 Ear ar pDsslhlr lu thC
granting Of permits All uppucl-
lions FOR such permits should be
acted upon with all possible
speed"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Now Get the FLU Prohibition
Agent Has Authority to Issue
Whisky Permits to the Sick

An Influenza cpidumic OF ca
trnurdinnry proportions g. lIKcly
Ia Doe pi'Cipltatcd In Albuquerque
az the result OF m order Jus roe
coivod from Federal Prohibition
Commissioner g. A. Haynes at
Washington by Prohibition piroc-
or H. W Snyder horc.
Tho order received by rrohIbi-
lion Director snyder is that pa
uon's with Influenza may secure
through their physician a p%rescrip-
ton tor whisky 10 deemed nee
cssary.
Auer "a permit H. issued by Tho
prohibition office here il must be
Nont to Washington for approval
VI the application for the whisky
lH approved, the pa lent has the
right TO purchase a quanti'y from
"a bonded warehouse.
Before this red tape" IA COM
pIeted, however. prohibition off
'ers here believe the patient prob
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Probe Is Begun Into Roma
Disaster; Death List Is 81

(Continuetl from page unc.)
nbssing u i5O-fOOt smokcstnck of
the central heating plant.
Fourth, that the immediate
cause OF the explosion with such
furU, ~ to wreck the entire craft
and SCI her ON fire was contact
with u g OF 2.20O-Volt, high
power electric wires. less thnn one
hundred feet from where the
ltOinn crashed into u piss Of debris.
iifth, that the IN arty motors.
which were being tested. were not
responsible for the disaster. mn
less something more tangible
-liuuld bc learned thnn appeared
today. 90.
Tho point which the army board
Of Investigation. which Will De
orgauized todny. will decide Boz
what caused the ruddor supports
,o give way.
Thorc were two pilots in charge
N the ships steering gear They
were Capt Walter j. Reed and
Lieut. - O. Bur-. both OF whom
had been nt the wheels OF the
Roma on previous rips burt was
uninlurcd and Reed IN on tho
rnud to recovery from slight in
iurics.
Passenger Near Death.
Charles W. Dworach. suporln-
toudout % construction. McCuuk
licld. Dayton. O., one OF the pna-
Hongers on tho Roma. was In %
serious condition today at the pub
Dc health hospital. other injured
survivors are expected to recover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
FOX ON JOB AS
OF { MANAGER
Will Announce Policies
After Conference
With Directors

VI. !. I'uN. newly elected man
nger Of the Albuquerque Chamber
Of Commerce. was mt his desk this
morning, preparing to- take up ac-
lively the work OF M roorganized
and enlarged chamber. with It's
ten point program OF projects FOR
Mr.. Fox was not prepared to
talk nbcu. his work today and
snld ha would have no statement
tD make aH to the organizations
plans until after he had been In
confer nee with che board Of Iii
rcctors with whom he has held
no meeting as yet.
Il am glad 10 "a" hat climate
advertising rs on the program FOR
lg22,'' Mr.. Fox said. Climate is
Albuuucreues' biggest quick asset
and should bee realized on in in
creased population with the least
possible delay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Roma DISASTER
! SET BACK TO AIR
CRAFT DEVELOPMENT
But Flights Will Not
Be stopped, Congress
men Believe.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22-Thc
disaster to the Ronin and the app
puNing loss OF life will be- a serious
setback to development OF lighter
than air craft in America because
The nation Is deeply stirred and
will not forget. Chairman julius
Kahn OF the house military COM
mittce declared today In o. state
mont. But he added, the officers
and men who ucriehcd are but
martyrs to the arr they were N
gnged In ANA would not wish their
country to fall bohlnd the pro-
gross made by the other nations
OF The civilized world"
"rhe destruction OF tho Roma.
Representative Kahn said. with
the terrible loss OF life is a ter
Tiblo shock o. those Interested In
aerial navigation. The Roma was
tho largest Extraordinarily craft
that this country owned,
we have mnde terrific strides
in rccout years. especially regard
ing the development and ais ~
holium gas. This gas " non-in-
naEtmable II ~ hoped that we
viii be able 90 secure enough OF
THIS substance TO fiji oil Of our
lshter-than-air machines"
Rcpresentative Kahn says the
world probably will continue air
flights Notwithstanding the din
aster. ana ndds:
'"rhc chances are that efforts
win be mnde 10 prevent "a rccur-
t.sta. - attgh "a ~suIuRrffg fool
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
WASHINGTON DAY
IS OBSERVED IN
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Activi-
ties are Practically
Suspended

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22--Thc
190th anniversary OF the birth Of
George Washington was observed
IN the national capital today by
practically complete s%nsnonsion ~
all governmental activities with
the exception % congress.
The senate and house, ms cus'c-
mary, remained In session and each
heard Washlngton's farewell al.
dress read by one OF It's members.
rHe rophinr 81 Tho rddrnus IN tho
senate by Senator Poindexter Of
Washington. vas heard by Karl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
If PRISONER
CAN GIVE CLEWS
IN TAYLOR CASE

DETROIT, Fob. 22-Aithough
placing little credcnce In the state.
mcIt OF Harry n. Field. a pris-
oucr IN the county Jail here. thai
ice could throw hight upon the slny
in" at Los Angeles OF William Des-
iuuud Taylor, motion picture diroc-
iur local authorities were await
ine further Hdviccs from Los Anpc-
rrs l,forc dismissing the inquiry
here.
Sh'rin Irving Coffin. who admit.
tea Inst night that Field had de-
pIHrod he could furnish lending
clues la the Taylor case. declined
goo ollclose details Of the prisoner s
ttntcmcnt.
Fields at the time of his arrest
two weeks ngO IN q charge Of is-
suing n worthless check gave his
home as Buffalo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Lincoln Car Is
On Way Here For
Automobile Show

wort WIS received this alter
noon that there win be n Lincoln
automobile here In time FOR the
automobile show tomorrow, The
Lincoln ear Is put n by the
Lincoln Motor company which has
IfcFd.
The a VIII be exhibited by the
Quickcl Automobile company, 10
cal agents for the Ford, who re-
Gently acquired the Albuquerque
nsency for the Lincoln cars
c. 8. ouiokcl wsnt to Denver to
bring the rar 10 Albuquerque, and
he telegraphcd from las NegaI
today that he would he here with
he Gar In time Tor the shows
'poninn tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Gallup Men Here
On Road Matters

Eporetory phenecia and several
yhoru OF the Gallup Chamber
or t%ommercc arc Ia Albuquerque
adm Go confer with federal road
klrcuu authorities on the projected
rond from Gallup through Apache
d0Ainiy ln Arizona They catuo
nom GALLUP this morning 10y autu-
mobile ana viii return tomorrow.
THO road through Apache county
hus boon started and a large par
a. Il has boon hullt. but IA pres
On work o. bclng held up by a dls-
bute 10 iF In order 90 help clear
tiilitH up that chamber OF com
iperCc representative came to Al
~EuupDruuC,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Supper Table
Gossip


WITS ~ ~icssncih' OF va SCUM
broadway, was committed to the
iumpe nsvIum nj ms Wanna yyhen
-
an lhN'A'is"il"h was made INTO
her snuity by the district court
v..eterdnV no.rnoop
-
NV o. '"'Nh"inH' county hscni'
will spcah to the ~ y ciub at the
Y. NJ. g. a. Friday uon His sub
irct viii be "Tho Life OF Aaron
Burr"
An n. ,nahers nT q, A. Wnrro.n
Womnn's Relief CORPS No / arr
eNpoctod TO meet ut tho lmmacu-
late ConoeptIon church tomorrov
morning nd At5 o'clock TO attend
no funeral of Mira ANN Ellison.
\ n NIrtnnn. vbo wns ~ci,nrs,sl
with disturbing tho peace when he
nppcnrcd In rhc court Of Judge ".
" Mcclellan tbi. morning was
fined sl5 lie was arrested at
mo stnto hoi.i a., 3 o'clock I'm Ia
morning Terry Adams ana pnu-
line Roma wore cach flned sra an
fbc cbarr. ,f ya~rarcv
,xnrr,nt ,,,. tssu,'i thts o,orn-
tn- 80 49, 49,, 80 Thnmn
snn who tbe rolIro ci, "a vcstar-
NM an th, cb,rro az s-nsoatn,
rhys nni,,a ,t,tn, IA, vs. ~ ci,ad
"a -, n .,nr, a. I'LL,
~ t
ram,, " " ' "'' !"
cu ,ao-
pr, ,"uanoH ,%'"vv. S""",,nn
a.tVi 49,
~ ~. WI a. ~
n"an "'" RI
n'n "u'
'nllu Mns hot "nnlg hlIt, INV
49, ~ "u1" u'u nut % IN
49,. n"fs '''n ln''it'u ~
'O,.i'tlnn u .nc utlN,I OF me vn'
~" Nohhih hissi"hafS society
"a ny 'huIeh wiz
h'o't 'phioIl"W "t,.'hunh at ~.
h"nls % MtH' ~ W Whltn' vi
Norlh hlBhth street. the meeting
WI open az go o'clock,
rae inu'cs Ma society ~ INC
Ilrst Meihodlst thurch viii mfe.|
tnr nome OF MITE u " Bona
"a Nrsi Roma avenue, ThuradA1
NJ > pm
u ~ Kappa Nlpil fraternity
% t"thaH team defeated the Alpha
ll"in team by tho core OF IN 'o .
ln % wen pltNrd game al the "
a. cary last night The sigma
ms d'ttatod the Independents ~!
o. luNFlutu score.
ih' tuWth ~. sparks, prcSldrhi
general OF the Fhi Kappa ihi
w"rid lannon's honor society OF
American colleges, was an hncN-
N||NNLNN NNENNNNN AN ANNN \ NANMNN ANNH III
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
BpDY on CiRL FOUND
IN CIIM MP on WOODS

LDNLTtMORE. MIR. Feb. Ga
Tho body OF S-ysar-old Clara
S,bnc. who disappeared after she
lOh home for school yesterday
m9rniug was found today In n
dump Of woodH az the VA ern
.dkt ~ the city, her school books
sNinE ut her side. Sac had been
prlminally assault ed, he police
mid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

Mayor Joseph Hermann Of
Newport, Ky, has been seiz-
ID BY federal authorities ON
E, charge of conspiracy 10
permit violation of the pro
hibifion law, With him in
custody under similar charg.
t5 nre his chief CT police, the
county attorney, county de.
fectioe and two county pa
trolmen. The militia Is on
fpard az Newport city hall
aud courthouse after a spec
taculsr search of the baild-
ING. Tho federal district at
fcrney charges the seized Of
fieiais kncw the dry laws
we're being violated but fail
"a to act against v~iolRtors.
Hermann and his associates
deny the chsrgcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Head of Religious Sect Would
Drown Children and the Aged
In Protest Against Taxation

VNNrOUNER. a. C.. Feb. %
pcot Norosin, head OF the Russian
iruEIuus sec, known AZ The Douk-
huhuurs today confirmed reports
thHt he had suggested n plan
whereby 'ho children OF the col
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
DEAD, INJURED
AND SURVIVORS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 80 The
air service issued today "a LEST Of
dead iu tho Roma disaster with
home addresses as folluws.
Mai. John O. Thornen Sidney, Ia.
MAI Walter ". Nautsmcicr,
FrCcpuft. ILL.,
capt uaic Mabry Tampa. TIA.
capt George D. watts, Indian
ola, disi
CaplAncn A. Mcfarland INDIAN
upou
cant. Frederick }. D%urachmlIt.
Derby. Conn.
l1rst Lieut. John a. Han, Kings
Vile. Mo.
lIrat iicat wallace g.. Burns.
ErudUn. AisH.
First Lacut. VIM. w. Riley. New
York.
tust L.out. clifford smythc, CHI
cage.
rirst Lieut. wallace G. Cum
innings. Hprlggflcld. Tenn.
lirst Lieut. Ambrose v. Clinton.
Savannah, Ga.
rirat Lieu; harold *. Hlno.
bridgeport, Conn.
Corp. lrbvy A. flcvron. Elwood.
Ind
ryt John r. Thomasson. Ben
ON NNNN|H ~. 9.
INt. Marion INN. Newton. III
u.s., Gus kiukstun, Louisville. ~.
Civilians.
W. licr W. strykcr. McCook Field.
DAYTON, %.
Nonuri D. linuson, McCook Field
Nm o. Luughlin. McCook Field.
tharlc9 a. Shulenherg, McCupk
Field.
Master Sergeant Roger q. Nc
Sally Philadelphia.
Master Sergeant James Murray,
New YORK.
se William j.. Ryan. Brooklyn,
y. Y
stuff sri Edward 81 schumacher.
Ecd Bank, Is. j.
staff sEt james N. Holmes, Ash
land, Ky
sgt y g. Hoffman no address
Master Sergeant Gorhy. Ray
moud tity, W. Va.
Tsghni, ~ Ssg Leo NJ, Harria
STAR Sgt Louis Hiilynrd, Cold
water Kansas.
Stnu Ski. Marion c. Bali, La
Plata, Mo
srt Thomas Marlborough. Selma
Ala.
Pyi. Theron NJ. Blakely, no adj
dress.
o. d. Hartman. MoCook Field,
Dayton. ohio.
rHE SURVIVORS
Tho Survivors with their known
addresses follow;
Charles w. Dworuch, McCoak
ilcld unyton, O.
Walter A. McNnir. Bureau or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

Lang. the now German charge
a. affalres. who occupied a seat N
the diplomatic gallery. II was the
first time n German had been in
the diplomatic gallery since Am
basNador Bcrnstorff was handed
his passports early in 1917,
President Harding spent the
forenoon at work In his office on
his message to congress- on the ship
subsidy question, which In expect
ed "a he transmitted Saturday or
Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
HEKALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are Thoroughly trained adj
writer's. II you so deaire, they
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
People You
Know

Radiator repairing. QuicFol
Auto Co.
n T. Asplund and wife, from
Santa Fc. were In tho cry yca-
lordny and this morning.
H. G. Powell, agent for the Mesa
Leon on Trust. which has estab-
llshcd an offiec at East Vaughn.
left last night for East Vaughn
on business. The trust also has
an office Mt III South Fourth At.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
HUSBAND OFFERED MR. FOR
rSNf.tl tDR $1,000 SANS MIitl

NlsMAlthi n j.. fch. 4G.
Mtd Emmn Topovitz testified 20.
do that hor husband John. Offer.
ed her for sale for SI0.O e0 10 he
man with whom he accused hor
~ misconduct.
Tupuvlts, wlosc wife o. suing 10!
~ prato maintenance told Rice
GhAncclior Bntites, that he mon
Toned the sum as r]cparatlon for
ihiiaics he believed the other nan
nal done him.
nc said he wns tho slave of hii
wifq DOING the washing. cleaning
nv kitchen ana taking out the
JaFbage
Irc9lnc cf their knowledge OF
TIE touch system American
- elnla . Tuld % surpnss those
~ Grcat britain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

Tubes were laid beneath London
reefs 60 ear ago for tranrmit-
ting mail by compressed air, bu'
tho project vas unsuccessful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

Drug Clerk Wanted
On Check Charges

The shcrif's office II trying 20
locate u, r Campo today, because
ui % number OF complaints uf bud
checks from merchants here. lie
,Hmo to Albuquerque about three
IS, cks ago. and was "A clerk in a
drug store hero until he loft Albu-
Uuprqup on sunday.
First public school for the blind
wus established in Paris In lisa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

Ray Hurley, McCook Field Day
ton. 4
First Lieut.. ryron n Burt Jr,
NoW york.
Sgt Birdsn r. Peek, 2304 fafay-
elite Ave, Torrc Hauto, Ind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

Architects not only provide the
Individual touches OF design that
make a home distinctive, but
1t has been oar experience that
they also arc IN a position 10
save the owner money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

By the Pioneers Hocioty OF New
Mexico at the knights OF Pytnias
nall tonight are complete. The
dinner Will start at 7 30 % clock
i'allowinR tho dinner there will Doc
the discussion % the by laws and
their prohnhiu adoption, and SOW
crnl tonsta rs thu earlier piGnpora
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-24
Amitie Items

Gland North is working for Oils
Harte.
Frank skupa and sister. Emma,
spent Sunday at the G. Newensch-
wander home.
Miss Orpha Stewart called Thurs
day on Mayme Cauble and Mrs, Nor
man Stewart.
Mrs. Fred Borland has been on the
sick list.
Mr. and Mrs Otis Harte spent Sun
day with his parents. E. J. Earte and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Hinkle is now
driving new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stewart and
daughters and Ross Stewart spent
Monday with Norman steyarts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell spent
Saturday eve and Sunday with their
son Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weeks OF
Holyoke spent Sunday with their son
Ezra and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McBee and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burrier and
family. Mr. stalcup and family and
Mr.. Hawley spent Sunday at Cham
picn lake.
Clyde worley spent Sunday with
Ross Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prgh spent
Sunday with John McDorman's.
The farmers union federation will
be entertained az the AmItle School
House. Sept. 2. l022.by the Pleasant
Valley Local No. 362 and the Hill
Top Local No. 20. with an all day
picnic. These federation meetings
are very interesting and Instructive.
teresting meeting ever held by the
teresting meeting ever held by the
federation. We win also celebrate
the goth anniversary OF the Farmers
Union. Brother Tom Howard viii be
the speaker OF tho day and I am
sure you VIII be pleased to hear him.
He Is the man that Is handling the
Farmers Union Han Insurance no
successfully when The Old Line Com.
pnnles said II could not be done. So
como aud hear him. you wilt not be
disappointed. Frce coffee and lemon.
ade aud bah game. Bring well hlled
baskets aud make this your golden
jubilee day Com.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-24

Roy Heller helped her Friday eve
ming.
Miss Alice Lounsbury spent last
week in Holyoke with Mabel McCut'
chen, while Mr.. Boldt and family
went on an outing.
Mrs. Martin Anderson of Holyoke
was out helping her mother, Mrs
Charley Lindgren, cook for threshers
this week Martin spent Sunday at
Lindgren's,
Mabel Dickey helped Mrs. Richard
Quintal with her threshing work.
Miss Ora Dickey is staying with
Mrs. Henry Hagerman while Henry
is away threshing.
Mrs. Kate Baker and children and
Miss Ella and Frank of Ft. Collins
spent few days at the Austin home.
Mrs. Baker is cousin of Franks.
MIR. D. H. Utesler is building a
machine shed for Mr.. Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. George Utesler, Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Heller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Heller and son spent Sun
day at Austin's.
I Mr.. Clyde Haynes and family Wis
tied Sunday with Mrs. Haynes bro
ther, Carl Norrene.
Little Ethel Austin went up home
Sunday and spent few days visit
ing with her folks.
Elr. and Mrs. w. c. Heller and
Mrs. Roy Heller and son took din
ner at the Charles Kicker home on
Tuesday. They spent the afternoon
at Austin's helping fry down beef.
Mrs. George Utesler and Mrs. Roy
Heller had washing bee Monday
at Heller's. Mrs. Utesler brought her
washing down and they washed to-
gether.
Mr.. F. n. Austin started his thresh-
ing outfit Tuesday at home. thresh-
ing his oats and moved TO his sec
ton OF wheat Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Hagerman and chill
dren and Miss Ora Dickey visited
with Mrs. Hagerman's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Hiatt. one day last
week.
Miss Leatha Austin spent wednes
day at Heller's. She brought their
washing down.
Phillips County herald., 1922-08-24
Pleasant Valley

The corn is hardening so fast these
no, days that it will cut orr winter
supply OF canned and dried corn
short, bnt 1t will get it out OF the
way of the frost quicker The corn
around here don't seem much hurt
by the dry. hot wsathar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider and Mrs.
schneller's sister were Sunday din.
ner guests OF Mr. ard Mrs. Leo Wal.
gren.
Mr. and Mrs. Iocle Miller and Mr,
ard Mrs. Ralph Miller spent Satur.
day evening a; the Fraaa Martin
home.
we. are glad 70 learn that Frank
Martins little son Jay is getting
along nicely at the hospital The
doctor has promised them they could
take him home Thursday.
Roy Martin and two children. Otto
Eichlc and family. Harry Martin aud
family and cafl Rad,ke and family
all went to the river hunting grapes
near Julesburg Hunting IS the word
Tor they found very faw. us the river
was swannine With people doing the
sams thlng.
will Covert aad family took san
day dinner with Mr.. and Mira. Tier
man Poe.
Lcyi Nicholson and wife spent Sat.
urday night with AIR. and Mrs. Groy,
er forrei.
John Barbour and family spcn,
Sunday at the home OF Mr. Catch,
pole near Holyoke.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lcyi Aioholson went
10 Holyokc Sunday ms Levi Is one
OF tho Lamar ball team.
Clark ponweil and family and John
Barbour and family eutoed TO Hoi
yoke Saturday evening and took In
the picture show.
Robert Mcllormau. Jr.. and family
took sunday dinner with Mr. and
Mrs, Clark penweil.
John pcnwelI took Sunday dinner
At the homo Of c. y. Show.
Harley Conrad and family and Mrs
Harry Short from Mahasta, Kan
visited n day with Mr.. and iiru. T. A.
Stickle last weak They also took
supper with Mr.. aud airu Jim Lar
son and oaliedson Mr. and Mrs. scf
ert OF liolyoIse.
SIR. and Mrs. Z, A. stiokie npeni
wednesday sf last week at the hoinp
nf g y. ehow.
SIAM Roase and family spent sun
Gay f.tlrnqen with Mr. and ars. 9