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Evening star., 1923-09-09
PRESIDENT-"Listening In"

The President Players, under the
direction Of Airing Alcine and Harry
Manners. will present the second Of
week beginning tomorrow night In
last seasons New York Bijou Theater
play, Listening In"
Listening In Is a. comedy blend
of spiritualism and romance which
will afford the President Players an
other opportunity to reveal their in
dividual qualities. The central role
of the story will be enacted by John
Litel, new leading man Of the Play
ers. while Miss Edith King will have
another role which Is said to be of
wide appeal.
Listening In" takes it's title from
the situation in the play wherein the
Litel, finds himself listening in" on
a ghostly communication in haunt
ed house that has been opened for
the first time in twenty years. This
house was previously the home of
an aged spiritualist, who. has left a
fortune to his grandson on condition
that the latter communicate with the
donor after death. The grandson is
missing and in an effort to obtain
the fortune a friend undertakes to
The author. Carlyle Moore. also
wrote "Stop, Thief" and The Purple
Mask" There is love story running
through the action Of the play.
President Players who will be seen
in supporting roles will be Helen
Travers, Katherine Moore, Georgia
Prentice Adrian Morgan, Leo Lind
hard. Benton C. Ressler, Irving
White, Joseph Attention, Gustave
Bowman and others. Evening. per.
formances will begin promptly at
$40 pm, with matinees on Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons at 2:30
p.m.- Meyer Goldman and his orches-
ira will furnish an entracte pro-
Evening star., 1923-09-09
METROPOLITAN-"Trilby."

Andree Lafayatte, Parisienne, in
"Tribly," will make her first appear
ance upon the silver sheet in Wash
ington at the Metropolitan this week,
beginning this afternoon at 8, in
Richard Walton Tully's perturbation
of the George du Maurier romance of
Montmartre and the Paris studios.
Svengali is played by Arthur Ed
mund Carewe, who will be remem-
bered for his work in the title role
of Daddy" with Jackie Coogan. The
three musketeers of the brush" are
played by Creighton Hale, as Little
Billee:" Philo Mccullough, as 'Taffy,'
and Wilfred Lucas, as The Laird"
Francis Mcdonald appears as EGecko,
the violinist."
A musico- dramatic prologue will
serve as an Introduction to the
premier presentation of this First
National film.
The music which Conductor Daniel
Breeskin has arranged for the week
will include selections from Gounod' 5
Faust" as the concert overture, a
tuneful setting for the major feature,
of which the theme will be a Chan
SON Bohemienne." and Cigars grand
march, 'Pomp and Circumstance" for
the exit. The subsidiary film offering
will include a new comedy. a new
issue of the specially assembled
Metropolitan World Survey and other
abbreviated camera subjects.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Outdoor Amusements
Chesapeake Beach.

This is the last day of the regular
summer season at Chesapeake Beach.
Special train service will be in effect
today to handle the farewell crowds.
Many motorists also are expected to
make the trip. The numerous board
walk amusements will be running
full blast until the clock strikes 10
tonight There will be free dancing
likewise, with the music furnished
by Ralph Garren's orchestra. Bath
ing. fishing. grabbing. boating and
picknicking are on the fun menu
Although the amusement season
ends tonight, there will continue to
be limited daily schedule oe trains
for the convenience of fishing en-
thusiasts. And every week end, as
long as good weather lasts, there
will be special fishing excursions.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
STRAND-"A Game Of Hearts"

Heading the vaudeville portion Of
the bill at the Strand, "A Game of
Hearts" will introduce one of Lew
Cantor's latest, a fantasy in music
with Eleanor Gale. George Barlow,
John Boswell. Tom Nealis and Elton
Calkins. Others appearing will in
clude Mort Fox and Joe Burns, song
writer's and singers with a concep-
tion of humor: John Philbrick and
Sadie De veau in an original skit en-
titled Samples; the Eaton Trio in
THE Spirit Of Youth" introducing
Joe Lyons. Eddie Lee and Sadie Fon-
delier with tunes and eccentric
dances, and the Arco Brothers, youth
full athletes, in series of equilibris-
tic feats.
THE Midnight Alarm" is the major
film for the week. In this story,
which is built around the New York
fire department, a four-story office
building Is burned.
Subsidiary features are of a comedy
and educational nature, with Direc-
tor Manvelrs special orchestral num-
bers, Woods "Roses of Picardy" be-
ing given as overture and Shuster's
"Hi-Lee- -Hi-Lo" as exit march.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
,GERTRUOE
= RA1sToN
GaYetY

Mother Goose" production that
makes for laughter 8 we'll as for the
art of Mr.. Mack, and which, for the
last week of vacation from school of
Washington's kid" population ought
to prove a concession to the younger
element. The photoplay will be the
William Fox production featuring
John Gilbert, the noted romantic
actor and star of Monte Cristo" in
rTruxtoR King" the story of myth
ical America in the mythical land
shares his honors with little Mickey
Moore, an important citizen in the
cast.
Another notable feature Will be the
famous Roth kids. Lillian and Anna.
who thus early have earned the
honor of being the youngest stars on
Broadway, in The Night of the
Party" a sketch by James Madison.
The Keller sisters and Frank
Lynch, ".the harmonious trio" as they
are called, will be seen in THE Spirit
life. The Mann brothers will have
an exceptional novelty. Maureen Eng
lin will charm with her distinctive
songs, and Joe Shriner and Billy
Fitzsimmohs will be the big scream"
in their comedy diversion, The
Newsdealer," in which F1tzsimmons
impersonates a street gamin of nine
ty-two in a laughable colloquy with
an actor.
Today, starting at o'clock. the
famous "Come-backs," minstrel men
of long ago, but still active and Won
derfully entertaining. together with
the remainder of last weeks excep-
tional bill, will furnish the entertain
ment.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
KEITH'S-"Etchings From Life.

" ilH HlIuSeil anu LtHelyH Sidih n dS
the featured players, Joe Howard, the
singing composer. is again in vaude-
Vile at Keith's this week, with his
latest miniature musical-comedy re-
vue, "Etchings From Life" The work
is in five scenes with a typical How
ard cycle of tunes, and the cast in
cludes James j. Morton, the comic;
Tillis and La Rue. the dancers; Maud
Harrow, Marion Pratt, Ruth Miller,
Lillian Goldsmith. Estelle Mayce.
Norma Carr, Lily Clio, Lillian Hazel.
Mile. Bendos, Peggy Brown and the
Adelaide and Hughes dancing SOL
diers.-
AS an extra added comedy feature,
Jay Brennan of the former team OF
Savoy and Brennan, returns to vaude-
Vile for a second debut with Stanley
Rogers in you Must Come Over"
Mr.. Rogers is replacing the late Bert
Savoy, who was killed some weeks
ago by a flash Of lightning.
Among others on the current Keith
bill are Val and Ernie Stanton, the
English boys from America; Leon
and company, the Hindu magic work.
ers; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Phillips,
with Norman. junior, in a new s. Jay
Kaufman playlet, "a Lesson for
Wives; Hazel Cox In special songs
by May Tully and Martin Broones:
Dave Roth, the versatile comic; the
Three Medinas, Aesop's Fables, topics
and Pathe News
Evening star., 1923-09-09
PALACE-"Three Ages"

The Palace offers Buster keaton's
first feature-length comedy, Thee
Ages" a Metro film. 1t is divided
into three episodes. The first is laid
in the caveman era, the second at
the time Of heydey of the Roman en-
pire, and the third in the present. 1t
was directed by Buster Keaton and
Eddie Cline, and the cast that the
smileless comedian has gathered for
his support includes Margaret Leahy.
Wallace Beery, Lillian Laurence, Joe
Roberts and Cupid" Morgan.
Three Ages is supplemented by
an auxiliary program that includes
short-length comedy subject, the
Pathe news pictures, Topics OF the
Day and the Palace Orchestra, under
the direction of Thomas Joseph
Cannon.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
CRANDALL'S-"The Toll Gate"

William S. Hart will be seen at
Crandall's the first three days of the
week, beginning this afternoon, in
new release of ,The Toll Gate" a
Paramount production. The comedy
for the early week will be supplied
by Harry Pollard, in "The Mystery
Man." Added short reels and pipe
organ accompaniment will complete
the program.
Alice Calhoun and James Morrison
will be seen Wednesday and Thurs
day in .Vitagraphs picturization of
Emerson Hough's THE Man Next
Door" Cliff 'Bowes will furnish the
humor in THE New Papa" with alb
breviated camera subjects and pipe
orgsz accompaniment rounding out
the bill
Friday and Saturday. Booth Tarking-
toms sequel to "Penrod," under the
title Of f"Penrod and Sam" Penrod
is played by Ben Alexander. Other
members of the cast are Buddy Mes
singer, Rockliffe Fellowes, Gladys
Brockwell, William v. Mong New
ton Hall and Gertie Messenger. Joe
Rock will also contribute to the week
end fun inI"Rips Booty Snooze."
Evening star., 1923-09-09
RIALTO-"The Green Goddess. ;

The screen version of THE Green
Goddess" comes to the Rialto for the
week beginning today. George Arliss,
as in the stage version, plays the
leading role, the leading feminine
part opposite Mr.. Arliss being taken
by Alice Joyce. The cast also in
cludes David Powell and Harry It.
Morey. Ivan Simpson, a member of
the original stage cast. is in the film
version, as is the French actress, Jetta
Goudal. William Worthington takes
the part of the high priest.
Sidney Olcott is said to be praised
for his handling of the mob scenes
and dramatic situations.
There will be an orchestral prelude
with incidental violin solo, which Di-
rector Wild has arranged. Two num-
bers from Amy Woodforde- Finden's
Indian love lyric suite. The Temple
Bells" and "Kashmiri Song" will be
given, the latter as a solo with or
chestral accompaniment and lighting
effects.
The program of subsidiary attrac-
tions, of necessity, is curtailed for
the week, because of the length of the
major showing.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
"Icebound' as Opener.

1t is expected that Owen Davis
play, 'ucebound." will open the sea-
son at the National, coming here the
week Of September 2S. This drama
was awarded the Pulitzer prize as
being "the best American representa-
tive for the year of the value and
power Of the stage in raising the
standard of good morals, good taste
and good manners"
The author is the son Of Owen
Davis, first president of the American
Iron Manufacturers. of which Andrew
Carnegie was vice president. He is
a grandson of A. P. Gould Of Thomas
ton, Me-. one of the most distinguish
ed lawyers in New England. Mr..
Davis is a Harvard graduate.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Little Nellie Kelly.

nNE of the early attractions at the
" National Eheater will be George
NJ. Cohan's musical comedy, Little
Nellie Kelly" which played all last
winter and well along into the sum-
mer in New York at the Liberty
Theater.
Little Nellie Kelly" is also being
played in London at the Oxford
Theater. Cohan wrote book, lyrics
and music.
1t is said that Cohan In writing
'Little Nellie Kelly" has still furth er
continued his penchant for satire, and
does not hesitate to make fun Of his
own plot as the story develops.
Among the songs are Nellie Kelly, I
Love YOU" "Hinky Dee" you Re-
mind Ne Of My Mother and It'll My
duck Comes Rolling Along"
XhA cast 10 said to remain exactly
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Empire.

Three Jumps Ahead" also comedy,
The Detective; Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Ashamed of Parents" also
comedy; Thursday, Marguerite de Id
Motto and Ralph Graves in Just
Weekend Party; Friday, Martha
Mansfield and Glenn Hunter in
Youthful Cheaters," also comedy.
80 This Is Hamlet; Saturday, Hoot
Gibson in Out of Luck" also AL St.
John in Tropical Romeo"
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Chevy Chase.

Tomorrow and Tuesday. John Gill
bert in Monte Cristo," Aesop's Fa-
bles. The Great Explorers" and Fox
News: Wednesday and Thursday Will
liam Walling in The Village Black
smith," George O'Hara in "Fighting
Blood" round ten, and Fox News:
Friday. Tom Mix in Three Jumps
Ahead" the Dippy-Do-Dads in BE
Honest" and The Eagles Talons."
No. 9: Saturday, Shirley Mason in
Lovebound," Jack Earl IN Back to
Earth and "In the Days of Daniel
Boone" No. S.
Evening star., 1923-09-09

Glenn Hunter recently broke all
records for continuous work on stage
and screen. He left his home at 6
o'clock am. for Flushing, Long
Island; where scenes for West Of
From Flushing he hoped back to
the Cort Theater for the evening
performance of Merton Of the
Movies" After that he motored to
Douglaston, Long Island where
night scenes were filmed for the pic
ture, and when Rollin Sturgeon, who
Is directing the picture. called 1t a
day the sun was UP. Hunter reached
his apartment at preoisely-S o'02aGl
Evening star., 1923-09-09
COSMOS-Keith Vaudeville.

For its second week Of Keith vaude-
vile and photoplays Of the Stanley
Company of America, the Cosmos
Theater will present as a leading at
traction ]. c. Mack character
comedian, who is known from one
end of the country to the other as
"the old woman who lived in Shoe"
with strong supporting aggrega-
tion,, including AL Rea. HATTIE Cole,
Mary Ferry, Jane Stone, Billv-Clear-
water, Marie Dolan and Celie Cor
rine. in q bright. and lively page from
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Glen Echo Park.

The 1923 season of Glen Echo Park
will close tonight. This season has
years. Crowds have enjoyed the nu-
been one of the largest in many
years. Crowds have enjoyed the nu-
merous outdoor pleasures, many new
features having been added this sea
SON. among which was the Shooter"
an individual, electrically-d driven car
that carries the driver and one pas
senger, and provides fun for riders
and onlookers. Many took advan-
tage of the picnic groves, both on
week days and Sundays. holding fam
lily outings.
Today will be the last this season
for the crowds to enjoy an outing
there
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Three Wise
Fools and Stan Laurel in Short
Orders: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Milton Sills and Noah Beery in The
Spoilers" and Aesop Fable "The Cat
That Failed; Thursday, Alfred Lunt
and Mimi Palmieri in "The Ragged
Edge" and Neal Burns in Back to
the Woods: Friday, Mary Miles Min
ter in Drums of Fate" and George
.OHara in "Fighting Blood" round
twelve; Saturday Anita Stewart in
The Love Piker" and Jimmie Adams
in The Dude"
Evening star., 1923-09-09
.GAYETY-"Wine, Woman and
Song"

Lew Talbot's "Wine. Women and
Song," featuring Bert Bertrand in
Hebrew comedy, will be offered this
week at the Gayety. It is said to
have an entirely new equipment of
scenery, costumes and stage Incl
prima donna with Bert Bertrapd.s
comedy lead last season, Is retained:
Harry LeVan, diminutive dancer and
dialectician, also is held over. There
will also be Betty Burroughs, late OF
Jimmie Cooper's Beauty Revue: !:
Nate Busby, negro delineator. and
two soubrettes, Alice Smith and Viola
Spaeth. There will be plenty of sing
ing and the usual proportion Of
dancing.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Irene Castle Comine.

IRENE CASTLE will come to Polls
Theater for special matinee Tues
day, October 2, in a review Of music.
dance and fashions. Mrs. Castle will
be seen with her, partner. William
Reardon. She is said to wear a
number of handsome costumes. One
is a silver metallic dress and wrap
combed with shades of flame and
henna-
Second to Mrs. Castle herself on the
program is Duke" Yellman and his
also include Leo Beers, the pianologist.
and q prima DONNA
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Milton sils
and Aesop Fable, The Cat That
Failed; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Three Wise Fools" and Stan Laurel
in short Orders; Thursday. Guy
Bates Post in Omar the Tentmaker": !:
Friday, Pauline Garon in THE Criti-
cal Age" and Dan Mason in Pop Tut
ties Lost Control; Saturday, Mary
Miles Minter in Drums of Fate" and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven in The
Panic'S On"
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Chevy Chase Lake.

Two vaudeville acts will offer a
special end-of-the-season feature next
Wednesday, Novelty night" at Chevy
Chase Lake. Joe Brown, eccentric
dancer. and Baby Margaret, juvenile
chanteuSe, will present vaudeville
turns In both pavilionS. These enter
tainers also appeared at the lake
early in the season.
Next Saturday night will mark the
closing of one of the most success
full seasons at the lake. The synco-
patton has been furnished by twin
Meyer Davis bands. Plans are being
made either to enlarge the present
pavilfons or to add another pavilion
next year. General refurnishing of the
resort also is being planned for next
year,
Evening star., 1923-09-09
COLUMBIA" "Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife"

At the Columbia Gloria Swanson
will be presented in the title role of
"Bluebeard's Eighth Wife" a Para
mount film.
The picturized form of "Bluebeard's
Eighth Wife" was directed by Sam
Wood from a scenario by Sada Cowan,
who freely employed the stage YER
sion of Alfred Savoir's French comedy
The cast includes Huntley Gordon
as leading man, Charles Green, Lianne
Salvor, Paul Weigel, Frank r. Butler,
Robert Agnew, Irene Dalton and
others.
"Bluebeard's Eigth Wife" is sup
plemented by Turpin's latest comedy,
Pitfalls of a Big City; the Inter-
national News, a scenic feature and
musical interludes of the Columbia
orchestra, under Leon Brusilof
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Hippodrome.

Today. Jack Holt in THE Tigers
Claw; tomorrow, T. Roy Barnes in
Fool Your Wife; Wednesday. Kath-
lyn Williams in Trimmed in Scarlet;
Thursday. Thomas Meighan in The
(Neer-Do-Well"; Friday. Ethel Clayton
in THE Remittance Woman; Satur-
day, Mary Miles Minter in 1.-The Trail
of the Lonesome Pine"
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Elite.

Today and tomorrow. Conway
Tearle and Betty Compson in THE
Rustic of Silk; Tuesday, Harry Carey
in Desert Driven: Wednesday,
Dorothy Dalton in THE Law of the
Lawless"; Thursday. Agnes Ayers in
THE Heart Raider: Friday, Chill
dren of Jazz; Saturday. My Friend
the Devil"
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Leader.

Being offered today and continu-
performance featuring Charlie Chap
lin in "Shanghaied": also Buster
Keaton, Larry Semon and Our Gang"
comedy. This is a little departure
from the regular features that have
been shown at the Leader.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Liberty.

Today and tomorrow. Mary Pick
Tuesday and Wednesday. The Little
Church Around the Corner; Thurs
day. Nazimova in IA Dolls House:
Friday. Fog Bound"; Saturday. Jack
Holt and Wanda Hawley in 'Nobody's
Money!"
Evening star., 1923-09-09
American.

Today. Masters of Men: tomor-
row, Snow Bound; Tuesday, Doro-
thy Dalton in THE Law Of the Law
less: Wednesday. Norma 'Talmadge
and Thomas Meighan in The Heart
of Wetona"; Thursday, Edith Rob-
erts in Backbone; Friday, Walter
HERS in Sixty Cents an Hour: Sat.
urday. Children of Jazz"
Evening star., 1923-09-09

Two pictures nearing completion at
the United Studios. Hollywood, are
''Thundergate," screen version OF Sid
ney Herschel Small's THE Lord of
Thundergate," story of Chinese and
American life, and THE Age of De-
sire" screen version of Dixie WILL
sons Dust in the Doorway"
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow. Children Of
Jazz; Tuesday. Viola Dana in Her
Fatal Millions; Wednesday, Jack
above All Law; Friday. North Of
the Rio Grande"; Saturday, Theodore
Roberts in The Old Homestead"
Evening star., 1923-09-09

the same as during the New York
run. some Of the members being
Elizabeth Hines, Charles King, Ar
thur DEACON, Georgia Caine, Marion
Saki, Barrett Greenwood, Edna
Whistler. Frank Otto. Dorothy Newell,
Joseph Niemeyer, Jean Palmer and
Mercer Templeton.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Current Attractions
AT THE THEATERs THIS WEEK
.:.. I. -. -. 4.

AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK.
Players Listening I Opens
evening.
KEITHSEtchngs From Life other vaudeville features New
show with matinee tomorrow.
COSMOS- c. Mack, comedian, Keith vaudeville New
show opens with matinee tomorrow.
STRANDA Game of Hearts" other vaudeville Opens this
afternoon
GAYETY-Win Women and Song buresque. this after
Evening star., 1923-09-09
New.

Today and tomorrow. Hearts
Afame"; Tuesday. 1.-The Toll of the
Sea-; Wednesday. Alice Brady in The
Snow Bride; Thursday, Mae Murray
in Peacock Alley; Friday, Nero:
Saturday. drama and comedy program.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Automobiles
Photoplays This Week


AT THE PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
COLUMBIA-"Buebeard's Eighth Wife"
and evening
RIAETO-"The Green Goddess" Shown this afternoon and
evening
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." Shown this evening
PALACE-"Three Ages Shown this evening
BELASCO-"Scaramouche" Opens Saturday.
CRANDALLS-"The Toll Gate" Shown this afternoon and
evening.
CENTRAL-"The Hardest Way" Shown this afternoon
evening.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Claire Wind
sor in THE Little Church Around the
Corner" and Charlie Chaplin in Sun
nyside"s Tuesday and Wednesday,,
Marie Provost in F. Scott Fitzgerald's
1.-The Beautiful and Damned; Thurs
day, Jack Pickford in "Garrson's
Finish; Friday. CASTOR Glass and
Barbara La Marr. in "The Hero;
Evening star., 1923-09-09

Continued on Third Page.)
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NORMAN TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. DeMaris left
for Princeton, Saturday, where
they they visited at the J. H. Hill
home, returning Sunday evening.
Mrs. W. E. Allen who has been
visiting at the j. ID. DeMaris
home for several weeks returned
Tuesday to her home in Sheffield,
Iowa. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. De-
Maris are sisters.
Mrs. Carl Samuelson enter
tanned the Vilstad Ladies Aid
last Monday and the Union La
dies Aid was entertained by Mrs.
]. d. DeMaris. At both places
the attendance was very good.
Rev. Johnson of Hinckley, gave
a splendid talk at the Samuelson
home and the congregational
singing was enjoyed by everyone
present.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-08-09
SYNOPSIS.

PART L-Robert Hervey Randolph.
young New York ma~n-about-town, leaves
the home Of his sweetheart q a
Teller. ~chaxrined Of her refusal
of his proposal Of marriage. HIS income,
Slo.ooe q year, which he must surrender
IL . certain Miss Imogen Pamela Ihorn-
ton twhom he has seen only as q small
girl ten years befors) 10 found, 10 not
considered by the girl OF his heart ade-
quate to modern needs In . don't care"
mood Randolph enters . taxi unseen oy
the driver. and 10 driven 70 the suass
door Of q theater. A man he knows,
Duke Beamer. induces q girl 70 enter the
cah. Beamer, attempting to follow. 10
pushed back by Randolph and the cab
moves on His new acquaintance tens
Randolph she 70 q chorus GIRL ana mas
fost her position h IL In distress, even
hungry. and be takes her 70 his apart
msnt There after lunch. q chance re-
mark convinces him the girl In the miss
ing Pamela Thornton He does not tell
her OF her good fortune. but secures her
promise 70 stay In the nat until the
morning. and cav her. In Q whimscai
mood. also realizing that the girls reap
peArancs has left him practically penni-
les. he bnbes the taxi driver TO let MN
take his job. and leaving word with me
legal representative of the Thornton es-
tate where he can n Pamela. taxes up
his new duties under the name OF sum
Hsrvey." He loves the girl but his price
foroids him approaching her under the'r
changed conditions
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Duxbury N~eighborhood

C. Hanstad is working in
Markville.
Mrs. Elmer Calvin spent Mon
day at the c. Munger home.
B. Van Alstine spent Sunday
with relatives in Frederic. Wis.
Dorothy Ludwig spent the past
week with her sister in Mark
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. b, Lampson re-
turned to their home in Dakota
Tuesday after spending several
days at the R. Lampson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates and Doro-
thy returned to their home in
Alison. Iowa, Wednesday last
week after spending two weeks
here with friends.