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Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
Fair Warning.

She was very beautiful and had
called In answer 10 an advertisement
for typlst.
Where were you employed lastT'
asked the head Of the Arm.
I'm a doll factory replied the mp
plicnnt
"And what were your duties thcreY'
was the next question.
Making eyes, she replied, with n
smile.
"Very well. You are engaged" she
wns Informed. "but please don't dem.
onsirnie your capabilities when my
wife Il around
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
SLIM MONS
State of Colorado. County OF Phillip
In the District Court.
Il, II, kIMMEL, Plaintiff,

SSW MolNo
State of Colorado County or Phillips
In the District Court
Il, II. kIMMEL, Plaintiff.
ROY DUDLEY and MARY pup1s
WARWICK. c. II. PAUL. conserva
nick. C. u. PAUL and JENNIE
RATh MaIIIsrcn wiLLlAM AapNIdx Il WS,AsRNIs! y, ) N!
AS. HARGREAvES, Pubic Trustes
Phillips County. Colorado, Defenda,
The T, People o. the State q colorado
Husband and wife, Burla Defining NJ
nick. c. h. Paul, Conserva,or of the I
tate. of Burla Deming Warwick, G.
Paul and Jennie II. Paul, William
3. Brainard, also called M. 3; Braina
u. {. Shumaker. Thomas Hargrea,
Public Trustee of Phillips County q,
rado. the Defendants above-nan
Greeting;
You are hereby required to appear
an action brought against you by
above named plaintiff Ia the Dist
Court of Philips County. State of d
rado. and answer the complaint the,
within twenty days after the SER
II served out of this County, or by pu
cation. within thirty days after the
vice hereof. exclusive OF the day of
vice; or Judgment by default will
taken against you according to
of the complaint in the above entl
action be not served with this SUNNI
or II the service hereof be made out
THIS state, then ten days additional
the time hereinbefore specified for
pearance and answer will be allowed
fore the taking of judgment by def
as aforesaid,
|. The said action is brought to SCI
Judgment against Roy Dudley and N
Warnick and Burla Deming Warn
Maurice A.. Warwick for the sum
Eighteen Hundred Dollars (S1S00. 0Ol
evidenced by one written proms,
not, set forth in the complaint for
further sum of One Hundred Eight
lars AS evidenced by one written cou
or interest note. attached to the
above mentioned, to foreclose one
tain mortgage or Trust Deed as NJ
gage, said Trust Deed being duly
page 3lb of the records of Phillips c.
". Colorado and conveying to Tho
II. Harsreaves, Public Trustee. the |.
described as the NEia of section
9Th p. NJ. to secure the payment of
sums hereinbefore set forth. toge
| with interest thereon at the rate OF
per cent as therein specified and In
est upon. All sums as set forth in
notes from the date of the maj
thereof to the date of Judgment, to
cure the sale of the lands describe,
said Trust Deed to make the amour
the plaintiffs judgment and C
plaintiff alleging that any claim of
defendants or any of them is junior
inferior to the plaintiffs claim and m
gage; for his costs in this behalf
out and expended and for all proper
lief. as will more fully appear from
complaint in said action to which
ference is here made: 'a copy of
complaint is hereto attached and n
n part of hereof.
And you are hereby notified tina
you fail to appear. and to answer
said complaint as above required.
said plaintiff will take default and il
ment as prayed for in said complain
Given under my hand and the sea
the District Court at Holyoke. Color
! IN said County. this 18th day OF JAM
A. ID. 1923.
(SeaD o. II. HELLAND,
Clerk of District Court.
Phillips County, Color
| First publication Sept 6. 1923.
Last publication October I. 1923.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
Why Kick Abou, III,

cuthbert heard that they were 60
Ing 10 launch newly completed liner
and brcnk the traditional bottle OF
champagne over It's bow. He immedl.
ntely declared war on this idea.
Among others he cornered Holy aud
announced; ave must dght IT,"
''Fight wlatr
christening thi. vessel with real
champagne"
Hony declined. 10 become excited.
~ don't sce why y0u object" stated
Hoffy calmly II thought You wanted
oil bottled goods smnAlicd.'- Boston
Globe.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

Whersas n. -. sheets whose address
is Goodland. kansas, grag'e, by ,hbs h,s
and recorded March 9TH. 1929 In the office
To- tn~ ,i,sk rnd Recorder ~ Ph,lsaa
County. Colorado. In Book i03 AZ Page
1853 OF the records OF said County, oon,
vvycd to the Public Trustee OF said
County IN. following land In said 'oun-
~. to-wit, The Northeast Quarter OF
Vor,h ~ Bang Fsrtv-s~ven west OF the
Sixth r. NJ, phillips County. Colorado.
Except .aortrag" oi ss.nuupp nov
against said promises In trust 10 secure
the payment OF one principal note of
even date with said Trust Deed for
sl,aacoo payable TO the order OF The
sls months after date with intercs,
thereon from date at the rate OF ton
per cent. per % annuin payaps Henn, ,n,.,na, ,sn ,
AID Whereas. Default has been mndc
by the said grnn,or ~ said Trns, Deed ,sd
conditions Imposed upon him by the
terms OF said Trust Deed IN this. to-witi
as' snGns, 9 'n,9r no9r hsn mr. eIled @ nna 1 Rsss
failed to pay the interest due on said
inci..i note ON August ~ 1879, also
And Whareap, The legal holder Of the
indebtedness represented by snid note
has filed with said Public Trustee notice
a sa aenGd nna @ Trln 70 ce.,s 9sHras tbs wsas e
debt reprsHented. by said note and In.
tcr"Hi thereon TO dat. Of sale due and
payable. ana demanding the sale Of said
land under said Trust Deed, it
Now Therefore, Public Notice W here
by giynn that nurfunni Ia nfid nollro,
election and demand, and under aud by
virtue OF the autiiotiiy vested ~ mo
tly said Trust bord and The law, 4,
Z ~ llnrRreayer. i'ubilc Trustee or
said phillips rouniy, viii nrll the above
deArribsd land for cash. ~ public nnr-
ton 20 the highest bidder ~ The west
AZ ilolyohn. Colorado. IN tho toimty of
Phillips aud state of Colorado, ION Eat-
urdny the arh day nf November. A. u
tpga. nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon for
the nurppHe pf paying said note. intera
rHt t1 date af spe attorney fees taxes
ntr. ana tho ekpnnHeh pf this sale, ana
Will give a. the purchaser thereof n
uortinuate Of nnruhiiHe therefor 80 pro-
VifiHd by law
Dated October q, 1923
n ~ tfAit4WiiAvtg
Public Trustee ~ ihillipH
County Colorado
nal. At ttssl.ff.a.sI.'.. N.Y.. 4uHa
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
puxsiinq . candlest,.

A parliamentary rnnl.dnte IN a
rural district made the following re
mnrk in the course of hls address {:
'"iherc IL no question In the world
which | cannot answer With just 'Ycg
Ur No."
An old farm iahorer jumped ~ nnd
said "rleaso, mulMef. might ! aail
e u uneWl0n1"
"Ccriulnly, my good fellow" Bnid tho
candidate.
"Well. then, malAtcr." smd the old
farmland, what's ;he tlnirr'-Lun.
don Telegraph. t..
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
smsllos, Bank.

In the town of Normal. small
nburb Of Lincoln. Neb.. II tho smnil.
VI bank in the country. II was or
pnlzed three years ago with capital
Z Sl5.O1J Today its nsseh have In.
reused more thnn tenfold. IN small
frame structure only 10 by 20 fcrl, n
rcpf ANTS total amount of resources
which might raHily De the envy of
some of our big banking houses, for
~ stockholders are conseryatively es.
ilmhtcd to be worth upward Of S3.-
oO1,0O0 While some banks In the
last ihre years hnye had 20 charge
of great many losses. this bnnk has
had the perfect record Of no losses
and no change In the X Stockholders
or In the directors or officers
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
sHes,rF.s NOTICE OF SALE

iy virtue Of special execution iaana
out OF the Clerks office OF the couhl
Court OF Phillips County. and State
Colorado. ana 10 me directed, whnfe'
l. am commanded 10 make the aiirr
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty.als ~
lars and S.yenty-fiye Cents f7ipg6 N
and costs OF suit. the amount OF a 81
tain Judgment recently obtained agnin
NJ A. Wagner, The Teachers Rrai
Association and A. Lcuthouser In lad
Of Charles ", Robinson. Executor Of 4
estate OF Clara Hull. Deceased. VIII,
said Judgment was declared TO b.
lien upon the following described pras
erty. to-wit.
The southweat quarter Of Section
Township Z, North. Range 10. weai
the Sixth l.. NJ. containing 100 nefi
according 10 the Government Suri
thereof
Therefore. according TO said oofnmnd
shall expose for sale. nt Public Aurng
Al the rightH, title and interest Of =.
above named NJ A. Wagner, the Tehf.
nrH Realty Association and a Baiithpil
pr, In and To the above -described pral
prty. on sniurdny the sixth day Of y
inbrr 1873 at Ten o'clock A. NJ - :.
MrHl Front i,Our uf the toutf liuW
In iiotyokn. phillips County. COLORADO
Dated ~ tioiyohe this iith day Of w
W. II nEvAnp.
Sheriff of Phlllina county
W, y, KELSEY.
Date Of first Publication. Sept. ~, ili
Date Of last Publication. Oct I, 1895.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
smoke, Word Recap,ured.

Some old boys ut the club were dis
cusslng the difficulties wngging tongues
had gotten them into. One quoted that
line from Stevenson:
"'rhc spoken worldwide can recap
ture itr' +.
Bnt nnothcr maintained II was done
every day In court, and legally. too
with this they NIL troopcd over 10 n
nearby police court, where the mat
ter was anlckly settled. No sooner
had they taken senis thnn lawyer
said: II withdraw that question:
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
Tho nes, Of aeasons.

Mrs summer-My good woman
why do you let your children 20 bare
fOoti
Mra. Mullignn--ifor the very good
rnlson. MANN. that have In Inc fam
lly mora feet thnn shoes.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO.
County Of Phillips.
In the District Court.
u. II. GIRAFFE. Plaintiff.

County Of Phillips.
In the District Court.
ID. IT. CRAZE. Plaintiff.
vs.
W; c; KRgEGER; NELL KRUEo4I
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ADAl
NEBRASKA. Corporation. Defa
The; To FsopIs e q the s,a,s sg Of ! Colorado
Bank of Adaps. Nebraska. Corpor|
ton. the Defendants above named. Cred
ing:
You are hereby required TO appear
an action brought against you by d
above named plaintiff in the Distr
Court OF Phillips County. State OF Col
within twenty days after the serv|
hereof. II served within this County,
u served out OF this County. or by pul
lication. within thirty days after the ss
vice: or Judgment by default viii
taken agalpst you according to the prll
er OF the complaint. And II copy
the complaint In the above entitled Il
tion be not served with this summons.
II the service hereof be made out
this State. then ten days additional
ths time hereinbefore specnied for Al
pearance and answer will be allowed,
as aforesaid
The said action is'brought to forecio
a certain ffortgag. given by w
tin covering THE Northwest quarter
Section 81. Township 8 North. Range
West OF the 6th 7. NJ, Phillips Count
Colorado: and recorded In Book as
Page 5l1 of the records OF the counl
clerk thereof. and to have same deciafl
to he frst Hen thereon. to sects
Judgment against the defendants. W
krueEer. Nell krueger. and John Rad
fnfchcr, upon the note secured by 4
.1eReFlheH n a M
pal sum OF s2000,oD with interest theirs
from January |. 1928. at the rate Of
ner cent. and upon the interest notn
the principal sum of $4,000 with 10 y
cent Interest from the LIST day of JanI
ary. 1929, and n deficiency judgmd
against the defendants last above naml
In the event said lands do not sell for
sum. sufficient To pay plaintiffs judl
iiisnt and costs. and for costs OF suit Al
all proper relief nr VIII more fully \
pear from the complaint In said notit
To which reference N here made .
copy OF which ~ hereto alta siici.
And you urc hereby notiiisd thar
You fail to appgar, bHd TO angNef d
said complaint Ia above requirCt. u
said plaintiff viii take Judgment hy o
fniilt ns prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal
the District Court at Hoiyoko. In ~
County this 9Th dny OF August A.
tSeaD q. H. itELLAND,
Clerk of the District Court
Phillips County. Colorado.
First uh Sept O. 1893
Last pub. Oct, I. 1923.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Boyce and fam
lily attended the State Fair at Pueblo,
last week They also visited with
relatives and friends in Denver.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

Mrs. Russell Amack entertained a
number of her lady friends at her
country home Wednesday afternoon.
iards furnished the diversion for the
,fternoon after which delightful
lncheon was served by Mrs. Amack
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
M,aa carnful anIinr.

EnrrlsttF-But couldn't you let me
haze some Of his love icitcrsi
Fuir client There wasn't any; we
had wireless scis.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

Mr.. Isaac Beard informs The Her
aid editor that he recently threshed
a patch of common millet waioh pro-
duced SO bushels of seed to the acre
Some millet. we say
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

Farm For saie:-2eOO acre farm,
located about 20 miles southeast OF
Holyoke in very good location. VIII
ilso consider taking in a partner TO
20 into sheep raising business.-See
,r address Chas. Curtis. Holyoke.
Colo. Aft
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

WANTED am always in the mar
ket for your cream, eggs and poul-
try.-A. NJ. Anderson Soft
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

For sale:-Poland China Bears Big
Type. For sale cheap IL taken at
once.-.Iohn Schulz 4.2'
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

Real Estate Loans:-6eo Loans
under Reserve System on city or farm
property Bankers Reserve Deposit
Company 164S California ST.. Denver,
Colo. Nov. l
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

Mrs Perry Griffith left last Thurs
day or Haxtun where she will visit
with her son, Roy.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

wANTED-To hear from owner of
good Ranch for sale, State cash price. fnll
particulars. y + Bush. Minneapolis. AIinn
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

For Rent:-Good barn. lots of room.
H. c. Hargreayes. 52u
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
WANT ADS

Wanted:-Clean cotton rags. At
Herald Office.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

Heavy brass paddock with
short chain. Owner can have same
by calling at this Office and paving
for this notice.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

For saIe:-A REQ Six in good con-
dition. also good tires.-Hawes Motor
Co. 90
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

Tho Herald phone In No. 3iOO.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04

For Sale:-about 35 head of year
ling Herefords. 40 head of calves.
These are about half and half steers
and heifers VIII sell separate or by
bunch. Also a nice bunch Of shoats.
These are an extra good grade of cat
tie. Anyone wishing to buy feeders,
see me.-Evart Johnson. 4.2ts
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
HOUSE OF THRILLS
BY MoLLlE MATTER

70. 1898. Western Newspaper Unton.)
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
I HAitdigIlAvEg

Public IfiiAtfp nT ihiiluH
County FnlDfadn
Date Of first Publication. oetJIsr iaaa
Date of mat Publication. Nov ist ihf3
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04


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Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
The Straw
Mattress
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BY ELLA SAUNDERS
.~.-.-.-.~.-.~.~.~.

90, 1928. Western Newspaper un,on.)
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-04
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

nate OF first Publication. October q. ~:
Date of last Publication. Nov, LIST. "a
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
MEANS FOR MITIGATING
BUSINESS UPS AND DOWNS

In the future as In the past.
business Ii likely to have Its ups
and downs. II ID possible, however.
that the violence Of the fluctuations
may be- somewhat mitirated. A
sound monetary and banking sys.
TEN will help. Thrift among the
masses will hcip-a spirit Of saving
IN timcn Of prosperity against times
Of adv.rsiiy. instead OF stretching
credit TO tho breaking point In
times Of prosperity with nothing
left but dehts 10 face the period
Of unemployment that is 10 follow.
Finally. when depression comes.
concerted action among business
men and by government agencies
To keep the masses employed and
hence improve their purchasing
power will be- helpful. Any nd.
juutment which will AFFORD means
10 buy TO all who want 10 buy. and
arc willing to furnish q fair equiv.
aicnt IN production labor for the
enumeration they receive. will
take N the market all the goods
II the goods are o' the rifhi kind r
which society can produce and will
keep the wheels ~ Industry In mo.
tion.- Journal OF the American
Bankers Association.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
MUCH LIKE HEN IN AMERICA
Guinea Pigs In Peru Are Kept -
Serve a. Provisions for the
Unexpected visiter.

HIram Bingham. the new lieutenant
governor Of Connecticut. has just pub
lIslied u book. linen Land" In which
he describes the famous Yale exIwdl.
tion into Peru. of which he was the
director. Life as he lived In the
Andes has a number Of points of dif.
ference from TINT In the New England
states For Instance. he says that In
Peru tho housewife keeps fat little
guinea pigs running around her kitcll-
en- noer TO Nil IN for amy emergencies.
much ~ the American will have q
Few tins of snrdines nnd cans of pre-
serves on hnn,l. A guinea pig. he
points out, Is. IN spite Of Ellis Parker
Butler. not a plg. and II does not come
from Guinea. II Is more of rabbit
shnn nrythlns else. and for thousands
~ years II has been a priced article
Of food In the Andes ~ Peru. Why,
he wonders, should the Norti, Amcri.
cnn gnlnrn pigs bc kept only as pets
or laboratory victims? The meat. he
Says. II delicious and not unlike
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
AMERICAN FARMERS ARE
HAPPIER THAN EuR0PE's

A recent traveller returning from
. vlslt 10 France. Belgium and Ger.
many expressed himself ~ being par.
tIcu,arly impressed at how greatly the
pros spcrity Of the agricultural classes
Of America exceeds that IN European
countries. In the portions of Europe
hc visited the farms belong 10 the
peasant clans: they wear wooden
shoes, they are poorly dressed. they
seldom have an automobile. and their
homes are rarely equipped with the
modern conveniences. Sanitary con.
ditions are far from ideal. The farms
are small. they seldom change hands.
and the farmers supply their own
wants largely from what they grew
on the farm. while they sell some
produce tho amount ot business done
BY any ono Individual IL comp para.
lively small. II In seldom that the
farmer has y checking account at the
bank, With ua conditions are quite
different The farmer without an
automobile II tho exception. One
reason for this contrast In the con.
ditions 4 thr farmers on the two
nIier OF ite Atlantic IN that orf fer
tile and comparatively cheap soil has
enabled ar 10 produce cnormons
crops. American farming Il iiir Busi.
aefs.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
FIrs. to Explore Grand Canyon.

The first complete exploration of
the Grand canyon was made In 1899
by an expedition In charge of Mai.
J. W. Powell. noted geologlsf. lie
had boats especially built for the trip.
II was an undertaking of extreme
danger. forming, ~ 7. $. Dellenhaugll
says I'm his Interesting Romance of
The Colorado River" zone of the dis
.iingulshed feais Of history for not
one ~ the pioneering party could
have any conception Of what the phys.
icni obstacles were before them when
the boats set out NJ the canyons head
Into the unknown.
Powell was Civil war veteran. and
hnd but one hand. He made u Sec
ond and more leIsnrely trlp In 1sIi.52,
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
Joy Turned 10 Sorrow.

A letter which had been brought by
the postmnn WIS thinner than the
bulky ones which n struggling young
author usually received. and he tore II
open eagerly and read: Your recent
favor stating that yom inelose manu-
script of story. with stamps for return
n not suitable. has been received. Your
contribution Is accepted"
"At lnsf," exclaimed the young nu-
thor ioyfuily. Hut his heart seemed
io sink N his eyes caught The follow
Ing: ~. s.--yon neglected to inrl"se
the manuscript. Montreal Gazette.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
ia.soo.ooo aeoks Printed.

i,nsing conclusions ON wiint II con.
siicred reliable dnin. nn English u.
bnrian estimates thnt since the IN.
vcnilon ~ printing In Europe In the
Fifteenth century the output II the
worlds hook presses Inns amounted Ia
about iG.'sc.OD works. of which some
'.iU.o60 have been printed since 1900.
The librarian believes that perhaps .o.'
Uoo ~ MI the books printed siili pos
sr.s value.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
A WORD OF WARNING

As there has been considerable
trouble with our street lights OF late.
We wish to say to the boys flying
kites. etc. TO not use wire on the tails
OF their kites, as II causes trouble by
catching on to the electric wire.
TOWN OF HOLYOKE.
II. c. Foster. Mgr.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS

The Town Clerk now has the 1928
dog tags and is ready to take the
money for your dog license. There is
considerable complaint against dogs
running at large and II you do not
want yonr dog taken up. secure your
license at once.
p. B. MASON, Town Marshal.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Notice is hereby given that there
will be an examination for Teachers
at the Court House at Holyoke. Colo
RADIO. on March Is and l6. 1923.
WALTER RIFFENBURG.
County Supt. OF Schools.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08

Miss T.. NJ. Livsey, State Supervisor
pi Public Health Nurses Of the State
I'oard OF Health. OF Denver. spent
Tuesday the guest Of Miss Landon.
Red Cross nurse. In Holyoks.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
HARNESS SHOP

have opened up Harness and
Repair Shop. first door west Of the
tin shop. guarantee good work and
fair treatment to all.
25tf. L. H. FELLS.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
(gs PAY HIGHEST MARKET pRlcl
foR YOUR PRODUCE.
Z. W. RUSSELL.

Mr.. aud Mrs. II. o. Martin and little
on went to Denver. Tuesday after.
boon. Mr.. Martin will attend the
Easements Convention and Mrs. Mar.
IN will visit friends.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08

In this issue will be found the
sale OF J. A. Holmes. which will
be held March 18th at his place, seven
miles southeast OF HolyOke. He will
sell horses. hogs. chickens. machinery
apd lot Of almost new household
goods.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
The MYSTERIES Of BANKING
COINS The WAY OF OTHER PUZZLES
How Bank Grows Out Of the Needs Of the Community
Explained Makes Money By Rendering
Services to Business.

there will not be left to be puzzled about at
the rate the general public being let into the things
and along the American Bankers Association with
plan for taking the mystery out Of banking Through its
Committee Public Education it giving series Of lectures
in the schools throughout the country and publishing series
Of articles explaining just how and why banks work The first
of these, which make mighty interesting reading Says
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08

Mrs. E. J. Dirks and two little
|aughters started for Clay Center.
Kansas. with the formers father.
|.ewis vonLonselen. for u visit with
her parents.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08
BRING YOUR CREAM. EGGS AND
POULTRY TO {. w. RUSSELL.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID.

Miss Vada Meek. daughter OF Mr..
nd Mrs. W. NJ. Meek. returned to
Ter home in Chicago on last Friday.
'fter visit of two weeks with her
arents.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08

The Mirage Delphian Society will
|neet Friday afternoon OF this week
|yith Mrs. A. Scheunemann instead Of
|Tith Mrs. Nora Millagc. as announced
|ast week.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08

Miss Edna Blacklege returned. Sat.
lrday. from Alma, Nebraska. where
he was called to the bedside of her
mother. She reports her mother as
nnch improved.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08

Judge H. Z. Munson, T. E. Munson
fnd J. B. Redman. attorneys from
fterling. were in town. Monday, and
|inished up the recent term Of court.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08

w. L. Critchfeld. 25. Eckley. Colo.
and lnez Andrews.1S. Mildred, Colo,
were issued license to wed by County
Clerk Evans, last Saturday. March
srd, and were married the same day
by County Judge Weir.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-08

Mrs. Ida Davis accompanied the re-
mains of her father. Dan Edwards, to
Moulton. Iowa, on Tuesday, where he
was buried in the family burying lot