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Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-23

QUEBEC, Quebec-It has been de-
cided that the policy adopted last
year by Hon. j. F. Perrault, min
lister Of colonization, of building
small houses on settlers lots in Ger
tain colonization areas will be re-
sumed this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-23
At Boston

II IT 7
Chgo. % l . 001 600 412 l
Boston . 0 | 0 10x 6 II ]
Batteries: Chicago - Dumovich,
Osborne and Hartnett; Boston-Fil-
lingim, Mcnamara and O'Neill.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-23
American League
Only Game Today
At Cleveland

Boston oo1ao oo$1o 8 8 2
Cleve. L 3 90 90 G IA 4
Batteries: Boston-Murray, Quinn
and Picinich; Clcveland-Shante,
Metevier, Nyatt and Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-23
At New York

h IT j
st. L. % 5000 O1O 3 L
n. y. @ 0 4 OO 1000 4 8 0
Batteries: st. Toney and
Clemons; New York-Bensley and
Snyder.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-23
National League
At Philadelphia

Pitts. % 90 ! 22 1O1 714 /
Phila. % 0 0 l 0 20 6 Il 9
Batteries: Pittsburgh - Bagby,
Kunz and Schmidt; Philadelphia
Head, Henline and Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-23

California Lima Bean Growers
Association reports large increase in
sales orders.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-23
At Brooklyn

Cinti. O. 0 0 0OOO O011 5 2
Bklyn. 0 0 0 l / l 0 4 x 7 10 3
Batteries: Cincinnati - Rixey,
Keck and Wingo; neutrality-suspicious.
and Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-23
Avoid Motor Oils

containing parahin, asphalt any other non-lubri-
eating substance Aristo Oil is refined by the most
advanced processes, designed to everything in
the crude which has no lubricating value.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-23
CLARA PHILLIPS IN FANTASTIC TALE
OF PLOT TO OVERTHROW HONDURAS
GOVERNMENT AND Be FIRST LADY,
By HERMAN ROBLETO

United Press Staff Correspondent
Copyright 1928 by United Press)
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-17
QUINNEBASSETT,

Percy Withee has finished saving
logs for George Harlow and has NOV
ed his engine home and is saving
custom work.
Phillip Godin was a week end guest
of relatives in Madison.
Mrs. Abbie Walker entertained the
G. c. Club last Wednesday afternoon.
Refreshments were served.
J. F. Woodsum who has been in
Rockland with his daughter, Mrs. A.
b. Allen has returned to his farm
home.
Mrs. Mary Longley is staying with
Mrs. Ellen Frost till the end of the
school year.
/ Mr.. and Mss. J. w. Bacon and
daughter Ruth of the village and
Joseph Bacon of Mercer were dinner
guests of l.. E. Rogers and family,
Sunday.
. Mrs. Elsie Noble who has been car
ing for Mrs. Roxy Carr returned home
Monday.
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MALBON'S, MILLS

Harold Holden who recent
throat operation at Somerset
has returned to the home Of
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
on the cross road where his I
little daughter have been 4
time.
A. merry party of thirty-eig5
bors andGfriends gathered at q
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Way !
cross road. Thursday evening"
to celebrate the birthday Of \
Games and dancing were emo
refreshments Of ice cream al
was served.
Through the kindness OF ne'
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathers and thel'
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mn
Cyr are comfortably housed
and Mrs. w. X. Seamans wno
their doors to the unfortunau
The home of Mr.. and MIS-
Earle has recently been qua
for scarlet fever.
Mrs. Willard Dameren oil la
Gently visited her daughter ~
ter Young of this place. :
Some 500 cords of pulp W
longing to the S. d. warren
on its way down the We ~
River this week to its des''n'
Cumberland Mills.
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BRIGHTON

There was no schools IN ln \,
last week on account OF the 3. y
the teacher, Mrs. Hilda SnlluA
will open again Monday May t,
Mrs. Eta Bray of bingham !
ing for Mrs. Harry "iiiia'"'
Wesserunsett House.
Budd Hayden the stage drls \
here to Harmony MADE , u'a /
with. his auto, Saturday. May .
Frank Rowe of Bingham, " M |.
taken a pulp job here o o. -. a.,
Warren Co. is building ms -, V r.,
smith Pond, where he wiz da,s Il,
men working for him tIl no tu i
lmer. Mrs. Joseph Lar .ow
ham will cook for the e'e' 4,
Charles Hunnewell |. Spent P,nsh =,
end with his family IN n,ns
Forrest Colby OF Bllls saav
town on business Sa'u''''
week. hore iron
Two carpenters are enc. ne N Il
ham building an addition : s ~
ing room at the Wesseruh ,'ael
which will make II fe''
convenient.
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Rev. G. II. Mckinney preached at
the Blackwell schoolhouse last Sun
day afternoon TO a good sized audi
ence. These services will doubtless
continue for the summer.
Miss Francis Andrews, who has
been stopping with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Moulton for the past few months
left Tuesday for her home in Ben
nington,, VT. She was accompanied
by her nephew, Ralph, who will visit
at the Andrews home for time.
Maurice Mute, a student at Bates,
returned Monday after a few days
visit at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Mute.
Rev. C. II. Mckinney will deliver
the anniversary sermon to the kebe-
kkahs and Odd Fellow lodges next
Sunday afternoon at Athens. He has
also been engaged to deliver the
Memorial Day Grafton at North An
son at O'Clock in the afternoon of
May 80.
Mrs. William Googinheims and lit
tie son Kenneth returned Saturday
from a few weeks visit with relatives
in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis were
Sunday.
James Fentiman has moved his
) family from North Arson into the
house recently purchased by him on
Park street.
George w. F. Merrill has recently
purchased a new Star car.
Mrs. Charles Lewis Is confined to
her home by illness.
Harry Wilson was the guest Satur-
day of relatives in East Madison.
/ Mrs. George Stevens has returned
to her home in Chelborn, N. II. after
/ passing a few days with friends in
! this place
Miss Mildred Head, who is employ
ed in Waterville, passed the Sabbath
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Heall
Mr.. and Mrs Perley Brown passed
! tho week end with relatives in Corn
Vile.
Miss Byole Holden was business
| caller In Waterville, Friday.
r. G. Henderson, who is employed
in Little Falls, N. Y. Is a guest this
week at his home in this place.
George Clifford and Ernest Ward en-
! joyed fishing trip to Emblem Mon
day.
!, Mrs. John Burton returned last
week from visit with relatives In
West Mills
MADISON CENTER
In, t.ar n,
last Friday night, where he took part
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-17
M.AINSTREA AM

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Seekins arriN-
ed home the 18th. Mrs. Seekins has
been visiting her son Earl Chase in
Dexter while Mr.. Seekins visited his
mother Lila Richards in Palmyra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Stafford of North
Arson were visitors at Mrs. Blanch
Stafford's last week.
Henry Stevens and Hattie Dore
were visitors in Pittsheld last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ira Stafford of Pittsfleld was
visitor at her mothers Mrs. Blanch
Stafford's last week. .
Ralph Huff of Cumberland Mills
was week end guest of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J1eavitt
The Mainstream Improvement Club
met Saturday night and it was voted
to hold dance next Saturday night
the 10Th and they also voted to at
tend church in body the 9th, Mem
orial Sunday.
Mothers day was observed at the NJ
f. Church last Sunday, the 18th, the
pastor. Rev. M. A. Robinson, spoke
from | Sam. 2-19. He held the clos
est attention of the Congregation
Mr.. Robinson is an exceptionally fine
speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Seekins left
Monday morning for Pittsfleld, where
they have employment.
We were very glad to hear that Milo
Huff of Cumberland Mills with his
family will return here for the sum-
mer in about two weeks.
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>HARTLAND

The grammar school baseball spell
ing team will go to. Newport on Fri
day, May Is accompanied by their
teacher r. c. Raymond and Supt. ii.
y. Clifford and wife. We hope that
our pupils may win. The trip IS 10
be made by auto.
Alton Emery of st. Adams who has
recovered from an operation at the
hospital was able to go to his home
last Monday. His many friends are
glad to know that he will be able to
enjoy good health again.
| A very successful tenchers' meeting
was held in the grammar school room
Saturday with eight present. The
| largest and best meeting on rec
ord with many speakers from away
Mr.. Clifford was in visiting the
school May the tenth.
The pupils having received one
hundred per cent in spelling this week
in the seventh grade are: Luana
| Wheeler, Velma Greene, Howard Gray
Dorothy Thomas in grade eight;
| Thelma Stanhope, Myrtle Ordway
Lloyd Hubbard, Frank Mathews, Hill.
da, Tibbetts, Fannie Griffith, Annie
0 Reilly, Grace Griffith, Lennette Sta
pies, Edward Hubbard, Norman Web
Der and Ina Burlock.
! The grammar school boys
had baseball game with the higf
school team. The score in the END
was 14-31 in favor of the grammar
school.
The schools of the Academy hat
their picture taken on the athletic
field with the, baseball boys in action
The Hartland Opera House will BIZ
opened Saturday evening from being
closed two weeks on account of the
case of small pox as no one else has
caught it.
The mill workers have to work over.
time for five weeks beginning at sew.
en- in the morning and ending at six
| in the evening.
Scott Barnes has purchased a new
Overland car.
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Miss Harriet Halves, who has been
the guest for the past few months, at
the home of her sister, Mrs. L. f. Nor
ris, returned Friday morning to her
home in Boston.
Albion Edwards of New Portland
Hill was a business visitor in town
Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Snow left Friday for a
few weeks visit with, relatives and
friends in Augusta and Portland.
Bernard Twitchell of Waterville
was the guest over Thursday night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben w.
Head.
Miss Helen Kennison, Domestic Arts
teacher left Saturday morning for
Skowhegan, where she joined several
Skowhegan teachers who left in Mr..
Downes car for Portland. where they
met the other teachers from the va
rious towns in the State in the Indus
trial Art Department and continued
their trip by automobile to Worcester
and Springfield, Mass, and also visit
some schools in New Hampshire as
we'll. George Jacobs of the Manual
Training department left in his car
and will go on with the party from
Portland.
Mrs. F. L. Powers and daughter
Miss Helen were shoppers in Skow-
hogan, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Gibbs and
daughter Shirley accompanied by C.
Fl. Clark, made an auto trip Sunday
to call on Mr.. Gibbs mother.
Rev. G. Fl. Mckinney, pastor of the
Congregational church, was in Show
hogan last week to attend the funeral
services of Mr. Griffin. former par
)ishioner. He was also at Pleasant
Ridge Plantation and attended the
services of John II. Bray and in
Scion to, attend the funeral of Mrs.
!Charles Joyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor of Nor
ridgewock were callers Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Taylor's sister, Mrs. j. p
Lancaster.
Meade Baldwin, n student at Colby
passed the week end at his home
on the Arson side
Mrs. Charles Prince, who has been
spending the winter at the home OF
guest over the Sabbath at the home OF
her son, II. G. Prince, before return
ing to her home in Buckiield, where
she will pass the summer.
Forget-Me-Not Branch |. s. 8. has
invited Arson Rainbow Branch and
Golden Glow Branch Of Madison Cen
ter to meet with them at an all day
meeting at the Methodist church, May
%. A dinner will be served at the
noon hour.
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PLEASANT Rlnnr

Miss Gladys Barron win
Cooper Brook next week Ia
work at Merry's sporting ca,
and Mrs. Ralph Hinckley ara
ployed at the camp.
Mrs. Emma Healy and N, !
Perley Bickford and family
to move to the Healy farm
Esther Bickford is SLOWLY
from the effects of infiuen1,
e. 70. Hill of Moscow il Il
of his daughter, Mrs. Floyd
we'll.
Joe King is cooking ia|
Beane's rafting crew at th,l
house. ~.
Mrs. Bessie Moulton is ya
son and wife in Moscow at
of Willie Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robi1
moved' from the Robinson
their home in Bingham.
Philip Palmer. a Junior II
Bingham high school was atd
of his parents, Mr.. and Nj
Berry for the weekend.
Mrs. Helen Benner who hy
Skowhegan' the past 2 mont
near her husband, a patient
erset Hospital is at the hou
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
drews for a time. Mr.. b
slowly gaining.
Evander Andrews who Is
ed at Carry Pond Camps 81
week end at home. Others
employed at the camp are
Mrs. Ernest Taitro of Holyai
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lomh
and Mrs. Alton Robinson Of
and Ernest Steele. the busint
ager Of the camps whose hp
Holyoke. Mr.. Mausir, the
tor, whose health is very poo
to be. able; to get to camp Ia
Ice left the pond May u
later, dns tho, ,seaaen .thaa#.
Mis- Vaughan from Concord
ing for Mrs. Essie Hunnewel
Repairs are being made on
ton brook bridge, which was
ly damaged by the high wal
30th.
Mark Beane's family have
Madison where they plan
their future home.
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Alton Wyman bought a new Cheyro-
let car.
Nell Williams has bought new
closed Sedan Studehaker car. .
Howard Jameson bought a new jew
EFT Sedan car.
Thomas oiReilly bought a new
Dodge touring car.
Silas Perkins and Beatrice Dow or
West Hartland were united: in mar
riage by Rev. Mr.DTrafton of Hartland.
II was followed by feast apd dance,
the music for the dance furnished by
Everett Holt OF the grammar school.
H., "A. NEWS
The baseball season has started OF
finally. Our team almost wholly OF
green material, is beginning to show
some real baseball knowledge. In
the first game their lack of experience
Coburn seconds taking them into camp
to the tune of 1862, The second
game with Exshine Academy showed
far better team and Exshine who
had defeated Coburn few days be-
fore went down TO defeat 1874.
The Alumni issue Of the paper will
appear within a few days. It is hop
ed it will be ready for the Alumni
meeting scheduled for May H.. A big
advertising issue of the school paper
is being planned. 1t will contain
numerous cuts of the Academy and
other places of interest about Hart
land.
Plans are being made for big
Comm encement event for this year.
1t is. hoped to have big Alumni ban
quet and ball at that time. More
elaborate Commencement exercises
than ever before are being planned
also.
MARYLAND SCHOOL NOTES
The Hartland primary school re-
ports for the week ending, May II,
The winners of the star race inread-
ing are grade l, Edison Buker,, Char
lie Whitney, Harry White, Charlotte
Currie. Claude Fisher, Florice Stew
es, John Ginty, Meridith Stanhope
and Earl Damon; grade 2, Eva Wheel
er, Doris Manson, Gladys Carter, Do
rothy Varnum, Nifda Wheeler, Wood
row Luce, Jennie Southards and Mil
bred Salisbury.
Those perfect in first grade arith-
metic during the past week were Char
lotte Currie and Virginia Bell.
Mr.. Clifford visited the school May
10. Eva Wheeler, Doris Manson, Nor
man Southards, Gladys Carter. Doro-
thy Varnum, Woodrow Luce and Jen-
ME Southards received. o. KS in
spelling.
Grade is now reading Bunny Rab-
bits Diary" which is their seventh
book.
Grade 2 "a division) is now read
ing Five Little Friends" which is
their fourteenth book this year.
We have just received very inter-
esting exhibit from the Beech-nut
Packing Co., showing how fpeanut-but-
ter Is made.
We have a. very pretty steel pic
ture for our schoolroom which we
have recently received from the Pos
tum Cereal Co.
We are enjoying the two new rec
ords which we purchased this week
from Miss Linn.
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EAST SK0WHEGAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy he]
have a little daughter Dorm Y
For the present they are slO Sl1
the home of Mrs. Rlcharas ny
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes. ~
Harry Ellis and son nave
purchased'a car. 1t - a oi',
DIR. and Mrs. +. A. Parker !
village were at II. F. Parker >.
T.. ]. Mitchell and we ps'
day Sunday with relatives al
village.
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WEST BRIGHTON
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL

During the week ending May ii we
had no tardy marks and only one
absence which was George Davis, on
Friday. Those who receiYed4 100 In
spelling for entire week were: Bea-
triee Berry. 9Th grade; Doris Jones
Bernice Goodrich, 9Th grade; Evelyn
Berry, 4th grade; Walter Keaten, End
grade; Pearl Goodrich, Wallace kea-
ten and Wilbur Corson list grade.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-17
EMBDEN LAKE

Melvin Farmer is confined to the
house with an abscess in his throat.
Mrs. Herbert Dreamer spent. the day
Monday In Madison.
The Emerson school began again
Monday after one week vacation.
Harold vining apd Everett Dreamer
are working in Bingham. '
There was church and Sunday
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-17
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

music furnished by the large choir de-
serves special mention. 1t was high
ly appreciated by all and much credit
Is due Mrs. Harry Burgess, the leader
of the choir.
Next Sunday morning Rev. II. q.
Kennedy, formerly of Oakland, viii
speak at the Baptist church in the
interests of the New England Lords
Day League. Mr.. Kennedy has re-
Gently entered upon his duties as
State secretary of the League, which
has for its object the proper obser-
vance of Sunday as a day of rest and
worship. 1t is hoped that a large
congregation will be present. There
will be some worth while features at
the Sunday evening service, to which
all. old and young, are cordially IN
yited.
Ask your druggist for 2625 liver
pills. tflz
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Withee and Mrs.
Percy Withee were in Wateryllle
Monday afternoon, Mr.. Withee having
business there with the International
Harvester Co.
Mrs. Ellen Otis Is gaining from her
recent Illness of pneumonia.
The Womans Farm Bureau will
meet Wednesday, May %, for the
making of fireless cookers. All those
wishing flreless cookers have box
ready and be at the Grange Hall at
10 O'Clock. For further information
ask Mrs Nellie Taylor or Mrs. Myrtle
Cheviot. Those not solicited for the
picnic dinner please bring cake or
pie.
POWERS sCHooLHousE
Willis Gilman of Wateryille spent
the week end with his brother Henry
Heagan, recently
Miss Maude Perkins Is at work for
Henry Heagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Micue have
returned from Millioncket, where Mr..
Micue has been employed for several
weeks.
Charles Davis of, Portland visited
his sister Mrs. Matte Heagan last
week. Mrs. Heagan who has been
in poor health for some time, remains
about the same.
Mrs. Anna Perkins is in Madison,
helping take care of her brothers
wife, Mrs. Eben Dean, who fell and
broke her hip recently.
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in the Country Grocery Store" given
by the Town Improvement Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lancaster
with Mrs. Mahala Renter OF Madison
were callers at the home of Miss Olive
HAYDEN last Sunday evening.
| EAST MADISON
Mrs, M. K. Harxill. who has been
quite i'll is a very little better
The friends here of Walter Rowell
of pugh Corner district, are sorry
TO learn of his recent illness.
Mrs. Lillian Harvill, who has spent
the winter away, was at her home a
few days recently.
George Young is having lightning
rods put on his buildings.
Howard Chapman of Athens, who
has been employed In the mill here
the past winter, has completed his
duties and gone home
Miss Mary Holt is visiting friends
in Athens for few days.
Miss Paul, the teacher, began COM
ing from, home with her auto, this
week.
Alton Green. and family moved last
week from the Gordon house to the
rent in. Mrs. Gertrude Hayden
house.
Peter Vincent is having his store
painted.
NORTH MADISON
f. s. Hunnewell of North Arson
was in town last Sunday visiting his
Ca1
Mrs. Eben Dean, who recently fell
and broke her hip remains about the
same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richardson
were called to Norridgewock one day
last week to attend the funeral oil
Mrs. Richardson's brothers wife, Ann
Games of Rumford.
ID. II. Hood has recently had the
Farmers Telephone installed Into
his store. His ring is 1872 Scion
exchange.
North Madison cemetery associa-
ton held a meeting May IL. 1t was
voted to meet at the yard, Saturday,
May 26 il pleasant. if rainy, the fol-
lowing Monday. May 2S, to improve
the yard. 1t is hoped all those in
terested in the yard will come.
PUGH CORNER
Walter Rowell who has been very
sick is some better at this writing.
DIR. J. o. Piper is the attending ply
stefan.
Farmers in this sections are busy
farming and building fences.
81 uh No
hip several days ago, is comfortable.
Mrs. Deane lived in this neighborhood
several years ago.
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ANs0N oRSrsR

~ LOUIS Emery, De n.
has been the guest Of ms Ven
/, Booker for the past few
to Pennington Sunday s' ~ wy
brother who is employees - :,
of a large stock farm o' a. q
MISS Louise Tibbetts1 a aa.
spent the week end at, x, ana
home here. u miss d
Louis Gordon of Naa,...
town Saturday. ''0a
Mrs. Emma wentwor,, :. |
ter Leata went to Nadis..a a q
Andrew Quint who bs Ua Y
fined to his bed the create, q
winter is not as well ~ "a,
is attending him. IT
The farmers busy .o..
rived at last and each aaa !
Is hurrying to yet the e za
next in order is the co un
weeds and other pests rans,'
the potato bug to the na ausll
tie and all equally determlen aa
troy not only the planted ~
the hay crop as well. M N
many of our young peonla !
farms? M
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-17

last Sunday. 'son scAu
r. The .t roads in this ,.,.,.-
able to autoists. ainoss
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NORTH MADISON

f. S. Hunnewell of North Arson
was in town last Sunday visiting his
sister Mrs. Ahbie Sallsy.
Mrs. Eben Dean, who recently fell
and broke her hip remains about the
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-27
To Meet Again.

The village board met in regular
session last Tuesday evening, but
was unable to complete the bust
ness of the term owing to the
financial report not being received,
and an adjournment was taken
until next Tuesday evening at7:3o.
In the meantime the attorney and
clerk were instructed to get the
treasurer's report covering the past
two years and have it checked over
in time for the adjourned meeting.
The clerk reported S742 collect
ed by him during the past year for
sale of cement, ETC., and Tor fines,
dog licenses and dance licenses.
This amount is in the treasury,
passed on for appropriation by the
new board after May /.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-27

had decided to postpone removing to
| Kansas until fall.
Mrs NJ H. Bacon. who has been at
the Deaconess hospital in Spokane
for cataract operation, is expected
home the latter part of next week.
Walter Gilbert and family OF
Spokane, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cleland. Mr.
Gilbert is employed in the Great
Northern Railway shops at Hllyard.
We have just received some nice
Cedar Boards 6 inch, s inch, 0 inch
and IL inch wide. Fine for Cabinet
work. Also some wide pine boards.
Elevator. adv.
Chas. w. Cnlp attended The 23Id
anniversary ceremonial Of Ell Mabar-
raz temple, No. o.. Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorrassan, at Spokane
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Emma j. Bartleson, Mrs.
Goldie Saunders. Mrs. o. R. Shern.
Mrs. w. H. Edelblute, Mrs. II. A
Krueger, Mrs. Mary Jacobs, Mrs.
Marguerite Morris, Mrs. f. G. Hart,
Messrs. +. G. Hart and w. e. Brace,
members of Clover chapter, No. 33,
O. E. S.. were the guests of Electa
chapter, No. 20, in Spokane last
Saturday evening on the occasion of
the visit Of the grand matron of the
Eastern Star Of Washington.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-27
Alpha DeItaS Make Merry.

The Alpha Delta club had a
most enjoyable party at the Gem
munity House last Friday evening.
A number Of unique games were
played and delicious refreshments
were ser yed. Mrs. c. B. Sanders
and Mrs. T. N. Wisdom were
hostesses.
At business meeting held
Tuesday evening the club planned
cooked food sale, (adv.in locals
The club also made plans to en-
terrain delegation of Alpha Del
tas from Spokane in the near
future. y.