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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-10
BODY OF WOMAN is
FOUND IN BATH TUB
London Man Commits Suicide as PO-
lice Break in House.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Jan. 10.-London police
today broke into the house of James
Maltby, a tailor. to which they had
laid siege to for four days lacking
search warrant and found in a bath
tub. the body Of Mrs. Alice Nuddleston,
missing since Aug. II.
Malthy committed suicide by shoot
ing himself as the police crashed IN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-10
PHYSICIANS ADVISE
A Real First-Aid Method To Relieve
and Break Up Colds.
HOT MEDICINAL TEA

To Stimulate the Circulation, Heat
Up the Chilled Blood and Flush
the Waste poisons From the In
teStines and Bowels.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-10
BULLET WOUND HASTENS
DEATH OF DANCER
Husband Of Peggy Marsh Is Victim
OF Pneumonia.

BIZ United Fetcs
NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-AIbert L.
Bud" Johnson. who quit being a
stock broker TO be the husband and
,;ancing partner of Peggy Marsh. died
Tuesday of pneumonia.
Death was FASTENED by d bullet
wound received last summer. The
shooting. remains a mystery. despite
two Investigations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-10
Marvellous hu1en1ti0n Causes Dl0Uie
Folk to Step Right off the Screen
BY JAMES w. DEAN

EW YORK, Jan. 10.-A remark
~ able thing has just happened.
While [ was watching a movie
one Of the characters left the screen
and came right up to where 1 was
sitting in the fifth row and shook his
fist in my face. If 1 hadn't ducked
as the saying is, he would have hit
me on the nose.
Now if I had been the only one
who experienced this phenomenon I
might have doubted my senses. But
even persons in the balcony screamed,
The fellow had shaken his fist in the
faces of every one in the audience.
The effect was gained by the Tele-
view, new process for the projec-
ton Of motion pictures invented by
Laurens Hammond. 1t is a stereO-
scopic process that projects pictures
in three dimensions. The effect is
that Of looking at objects whose move
ments are in no way confined by the
limits Of the screen. Except for col
ortng, an exact stimulation Of life is
achieved. The pictures are photo
graphed with a camera equipped with
two lenses which are set the same
distance apart as the two eyes, the
pictures being photographed on two
films simultaneously.
Both films. synchronized, are pro-
jected upon the screen. The result
with the naked eye is that Of objects
with double outline The Televew
IS an instrument through which the
spectator looks. A revolving shutter.
making njnetysiX resolutions min.
ute, corrects the displacement Of the
two images, making them appear az
one. The shutter travelling at that
speed does not obstruct the vision. It
allows one eye. then the other, to see
for the thousandth part Of a second.
! This seems to completely eliminate
the flicker common 10 ordinary films
/ The possibilities Of the Teleview
seem unlimited. Surgeons and ply
siclans now study anatomy and path
ology by means Of motion pictures.
/ The body Is presented to them in two
/ dimensions only This new three
d,mensional process. it seems to me,
would give far greater scope to their
+ research.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-10

Cost If producing thrcc-djmonsional
pictures may prevent them from be
ing generally used I'm the immediate
future However. this process would
destroy many Of the present tradi-
tions of the photoplay. There would
no longer be such a thing "a a Ca
mera face Many beautiful actresses
DO not appear beautiful IN the pres
ont method Of fat projection and thus
can find no place on the screen. This
new method would give them their
real face value. On the other hand
# might result in some of the present
screen beauties appearing to disad
vantage The manner OF ocreen act
ing may also be affected. Those
given 10 portrayins emotion by the
heavinC bosom VIII no longer have
70 turn for a side view They may
face tho camera and heavo to their
hearts content
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-10

The TelevieE process also makes
possible the projection Of three dimen-
sloDal shadowgraphs The Swallowed
figures instead OF remaining fiat OBJ.
Iects on the screen move forward and
backward as well as sideward There
seemed 10 be a real threat when the
Swallowed figures shook sticks az The
audience at the premier showing Of
the Televicw at the Selwyn
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
HAD FOUR SILVER TEASPOONS
Also Good Reason Why John Wesley
Would Not Add 10 His collee-
ton OF "Piate."

John Wesley, founder of Meth.
odlsn, was pattern OF diligence.
OF self-icnlal and generosity. When
he WAS past seventy years Of
age, and his Methodlsm had become
triumphant through the kingdom OF
Great Britain. an order passed the
house OF lords that the commissioners
or excise send out letters TO all per.
sons suspected OF possessing plnte,
nnd TO those who had not regularly
paid duty on the same. Wesley re.
celyed such letter. This wns his re.
ply:
"Slr-i have two silver teaspoons
In London. and two In Bristol This
IL nll the plate I have at present
nnd slnll not buy any more while
so many around mn want bread"
one IL reminded ~ the tcnderhcart
edncss Of lilse,mlndei man. Charles
Kingsley, who, when the fnmous fam.
Inc wns raging IN india, pushed hls
plate inside ns headlines ~ ncwspn.
per fell under hla eye. ANA exclaimed I.
Take Il nwnyi Take Il nwayl can.
not eat while my brothers nrc dying
by ihuEBnn1a Of huHGerw
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
GREAT LIBRARY FOR AMERICA
Famous "Roederer' Collection, ut
Rheims Before the War. Has Been
Sent 10 New York.

The great Roedercr llbr.ry, one OF
the finest In France. which has been
shipped 10 the United States, Is a
memorable souvenir OF the war
scorchcd city OF Rheims. where IL
was collected and treasured for many
years. The COCO volumes aud 1000
original drawings Of the Eighteenth
century were removed from Rheims
Immediately before the German attack
upon that city and were conveyed
to Paris 10 save them from thief; or
wanion destruction. From Paris they
hnye since been sea; TO New York.
This library comprises. among other
beautiful things, the complete Sc, Of
designs made to Illustrate the edition
Of Boccncclo Of the Eighteenth century
ana sold by Baron James de Roth
schlld 10 NJ Hoedcror IN 1882; thc
hundred designs intended to illustrate
The edition OF ovid Of Ahbe liOunnlcr, /,
the 27t designs of Oudfy, FOR La Fun-
iainc, the 1913 lilutrations Of Frngon.
ard, for the Orlando FufioEo and com.
plele sofa n engraving of R0neher.
MORGAN, Cochin. Ettn Gfayoi0t. Mlril.
ller lluei aud p6Dncourt
iic binding OF thrae bcuuiildl vol.
uuus nrr ni rare nH they arc mHeull-
cent Those of the fnhle Of Ia Fon.
iliue afe M dlfon m0roftn. hr.lrp thc
war yaiucd ut gl0O0o.--Hew York
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
snERlFF's NOTICE OF SALE

By Virtue of Special Execution issucI
out OF the Clerks Office OF the plsind|
Court OF Phillips County and State c|
Colorado. and to ma directed, whereHl
| am commnnded TO MAKE the hum ~
SlNty-Five Dollars and Ninety Cenu
ts6s.s0). the costs NJ suit. the amount
Of n certain judgment recently obnin'a
against The Amherst Improvement Com,
pany. IN favor OF Orlando Burton and
irwin !. Burton. which said judgment Wn
declared to he lion upon the following
described property, to-wit:
Lots 2. 2, and 4, In Section Five lblf
Township Eight fs) North, Range Forty
four fti). west OF the 9Th T.. NJ. IN Phil.
iipg County. Colorado, subject 10 Nil pfioi
liens of record. II any,
Therefore, according TO said command
shnll expose for sale. Mt Public Auction
all the right. title and interest OF th.
above named AmhcrHt improvement
Company 70 the above descrIbed peepef.
~, on saturday the 10th day OF June.
ip2i. nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the We,'
Front Door OF III. Court. House In lie''
yoke. Phillips County. Colorado.
Dated nt iIolyokc this s7th day o.
March 1923.
w. II. BErARD.
Sheriff Of Phillips Count.
Date Of first publication May II. 1873
Date OF last publication June II. 1898.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
Ice Cream for Dessert

My most embarrassing moment came
while l was student ut college. I
vas working my way through by wait
ing table at sorority house. Oc-
casionaliy we would have Ice cream
for dessert, and sometimes portion
or two would be left untouched. The
other walter and l, in our youthful
Instability whenever that delicacy
was involved. were accustomed to
hasten into the dining room as soon
as the girls had left to look for such
spolls Of our trade. On one such occa-
sion we hurried In, and found spien-
did portion untouched. We begun to
divide ii. and Just then the dining
room door opened and the girl who
had been called away to the telephone
returned.-Exchange.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
PROVE PUZZLE TO MoToRlST
From the Expressions Com
mon in America.

Motoring terms used In England are
In many respects so different from
those used in America that the Ameri.
can m0torist has certain amount OF
difficulty in understanding what II is
all about.
A blowout is "burst.s Tire ls
spelled tyre" Those sitting In the
back seat of the car are the ''back
passengers" The windshield Is the
wind screen" A five-passenger car
is not referred to as touring car. but
as "five-seater." Truck is lorry. gus
ollne Is petrol. A windshield wiper
is screen cleaner" a tonneau shield
Is a rear wind screen"
Riding qualities are spoken OF as
tie "springing' of the car. Spare
parts are "car components." Carbu.
rotor is spelled carburetter. A spare
tube Is called tube. but spare tire
Is called a "cover"-n tire cover Is
called a tyre gnlter." Spark plugs
are sparkling plugs; tenders are re-
ferred TO ns "wlngs." Invariably the
hood Is the bonnet. and the Intake
manifold Is the inlet pipe.
But possibly the most amusing OF
all Is the English way OF referring to
the process OF cranking n car The
crank Is the "handle" and TO crank
the ear Is 10 wind the handle"-not
by any means n slang expression. but
the accepted way. in England, of re-
ferrlng TO the primitive method OF
stnrtlng an automobile engine.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
Tho Vintage Of a Joke.

One can Just tell how long man
has been married by the way he gets
that old stun about hooking them up
the back. says the lei Dorado Times.
If lie has taken unto himself wife
during the last ten years. or during
the reign Of the peasant blouse and
the one-raece dress. he'll only regis.
ter n blank look when the once popu-
lar gag Is pulled, but II he Joined the
ranks OF the Trl IIook'em Upsllons fif-
teen or more years ago when tight lin.
lngS choker collars. stays and crlno-
line were In vogue, then watch him
clucllc reminlscently but without n
pang of regret. however, for the bad
old days.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07

thing other than evolution as we do
about Doctor Einstein's theory. Doc
tor Einstelr says we can't understand
it, and we are courteous enough to
take his word for 1t. The evolution
lists tell us that the alteration Of one
species to another occupies 1.000,0O0
years, more or less; and we can be
equally courteous.
We perceive at once that the oper-
alton is not going to disturb us; and
we are grateful for any earthly change
that does not disturb us Exchange.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
y tsM ~
state OF Color ,.Nac OF Phillips, IS.
In the Dist,'.r' n's'
b. DUDDi..,, rlaintiff,


b. .DUDDL.,. rlaintiff
Isreal H. Levin, also called I, II. LEVIN,
Rose Levin. Husband and Wife, Her
man L. Senstock, Adam Lichtenherg,
Jr., and J. H., THOMPSON. Defendants.
The People Of the State Of Colorado 6 ,,aS
Herman l., Senstock Adam Lichtenberg.
Jr and d. J. H II LhoaessSsni mp sssir, the he Defend
You are hereby required to appear in
above named plaintiff In the District
RADIO. and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service
hereof. il served within this county; or,
lication. st within viii thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive OF the day of
service: or judgment by default will be
o And 70 ns
complaint in the above entitled action be
not served with this summons. or Il the
sesyes mercer Ge ade out ~ tS S TINS sm.e
inbefore specified for appearance and. an
swer will be allowed before the taking
of ,judsmeesnt by default as afoi esaid:s
Judgment on four written promissory
notes for two thousand dollars each. all
dated March l. 1920, and due March l..
provided in said notes. also to secure
judgment on Twenty-four interest coup
on notes. six of which are attached to
each of the original notes above men
toned: for tho foreclosure of one GER
tain mortgage Deed made. executed and
delivered by Isreal II. Levin and Rose
Levin, husband and wife. to Herman L..
Senstock. and by the said Herman L..
SenstoclS assigned to and delivered to
this plaintiff, together with the notes
the same was given to. secure, for n
valuable consideration before maturity,
said mortgage deed conveying the NEH
of Section %, Township North of Range
4S West of the 9th p. NJ. in Phillips
County. Colorado, to secure the sale of
said lands for the satisfaction of the
Judgment of the plaintif herein, plain
defendants or any of them. is junior and
inferior to the plaintiffs claim and mort
gage; for her costs in this behalf laid
out and expended and for all such other
relief as to the Court may seem just and
equitable. plaintiff claiming a mortgage
above mentioned which is recorded in
Book SO. page 473 of the Records of Phil
lips County, Colorado.
rs Will more fully appear from the COM
paint i'll said action to which reference
is here made: "a copy OF which is here
And you are hereby notified that If
you fail TO appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required the
said piaintif viii take default and jud.-
ment rs prayed for in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the District Court ut Holycke Colorado.
IN said County this 18th day of january
A. ID. 1928.
tSeaD o. II. HELLAND.
Clerk OF the District Court.
First pub. May 17-last June II.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
Pea, Dogs In Michigan.

Michigan las large area Of peat
hogs. It N c'tlmnted that about 5.2O0,.
600 acres, or nearly one-scventh of the
area Of the state, Is swamp land under.
laid with peat. There Is peat In Wash
tennw. jackson. Shlawassee. Lcnnwee,
lngham. Lnpecr, Monroe. Allegan. Knl.
amnzoo. Livingston ana other counties
Experimental worl. bns been done at
Chelsea and Capac In connection with
utilizing this for fuel and fertilizer.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
plIal-lc rRlIsrEE,s {

Whereas. Fred l.. Ware. wess
dress is Holyoke. Colorado, grass
his Trust Deed. dated March /, IN
recorded May 26, 1920. in the oinrs
Clerk and Recorder OF PHILLIPS u
Colorado. in Book 1903, at Page
records OF said County. conveyea
Public Trustee of said County ~
lowing land in said County. to.wII.
Northeast Quarter (NEh) OF m
Eighteen Qs), in Township Elyss,i
North of Range Forty-four (,V
of the 9th p. NJ, containing isS
more or less according to the ~
me msnt ns Survey thereof, in trust tOs
even date with said Trust l,ss
s3,400.00, payable to the order Of vi y
A. Dunham, five years after us,a
interest thereon from date OF H.
OF six per cent. per annun payaN.
nually and evidenced by five irI
coupons for s20i.00 each.
: And Whereas. Default has been /
In the. performance Of the covenan,!|
conditions imposed upon him M
terms of said Trust Deed in this. X.
That said grantor has failed to M,
annual interest due on said ~!
note on March LIST. 1923. also ths|
and 1922 taxes.
And Whereas. The legal holder ot
tAAcOeSohcs0 ACtVt6cntcu ny said
has filed with said Public Trusps.
ice and demand In writing, dss,
said default and .electihg to decla,.
whole debt represented by said moi
interest thereon, to, date of sale dns
payable, and demanding the sale oi
land under said Trust. Deed.
Now Therefore, Public Notice IL
by given that. pursuant to said n
election and demand. and under m
virtue of the authority vested In \
said Trust Deed and the law, i u
Hargreaves. Public Trustee of said
lips County. will sell the above des.
land for cash. at public auction. /,
highest bidder at the west front do
the County Court House, Holyoke
rado, in the County of Phillps
State of Colorado. on Saturday the I
ty-third day of June A. u. 1928.
O'Clock in the forenoon for the pu
of paying said note. interest to ia
sale, Taxes, etc. and the expens
this sale. and will give to the purc
thereof n certificate of purchase
for as provided by law.
Dated May 90. 1923.
I. II. HARGREAVES.
Public Trustee OF n
County. COlorai
First Publication MAY cath, 1928.
Last Publication June 2ist. 1923
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
SUM MONS


State OF Colorado. County of Pailiins. SIS.
In the County Court.
Farmers State Bank OF Liberty, Nebras-
k'i, "a corporation. Plaintiff,
j. Ellison. whose full name is Jeremiah
Ellison. Defendant.
Tho People Of the State OF Colorado
TO j. Ellison. whose full name Is Jere-
ed. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in
above named plaintiff in the County
Court OF Phillips County. State of Colo
rndo, and answer the complaint therein
hereof. if served within this County; or,
III served out OF this County or by publi-
cation. within thirty days after The ser
wee; or judgment by default will be
taken against you according to the pray
or OF the complaint. And II copy of
the complaint In the above entitled ae-
ton be not served with this summons
or II the service hereof lie made out OF
thls state. then, ten days additional 20
the time hereinbeforc specified for np-
pe;rance and answer will be allowed be-
Tore the taking OF judgment By default
as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought TO secure
judgment against tho defendant ON n
written promssory note made executed
and delivered by the defendant TO the
nlaintin Tor Il valuable consideration for
The. sun. of Ten Hundred Eighty Five
DOLLARS. with interest at 10 per cont
from date until pnld said mole dated
September 10. 1891. and due In ono year
from the date thereof, complaint stating
thht the defendant In n nonresident OF
the state OF Colorado. postotilce address
and residence GIL W. Court ST. Beatrice.
iN.hraslta. for his costs In this behalf
lhid put and expended and for nll proper
relief Plaintiff further asks that nm at
tachm.nt Issue against the lands of the
heisndnnt described MS the South Half
o. section Seventeen In Township Eight,
North OF Rang. Foriy-four West OF the
gth T., NJ and tract OF land 75xi5n
fert IN block Bix, West sub.dIvislon 10
Holiose. Colorado, aa will more fully APP
near from tn. complaint In said action
10 which rcfcrcncelE here made. copy
of which is hereto httacicd aud made Il
part hereof
And you are hereby notified that n YOU
fail 70 nppenr., aud 10 answer the said
complaint NJ above required, the said
prayed for IN said complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal of
the County Court nt' flolyolke, Colorado
n said County. this sth day OF Deem.
ber A -. 1929.
tseaD q. ~ WEIR
Judge and ex-oniielo CLERK.
first Pub, May "a. last June 81 1873.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
LVelulIonIn eIoM prnnrra..

~ explanation af evolution, It IN said
lAm % my require 100000 yenr8 10
eiegt the chunse from one species td
ehoihee All thq douhtfnl have 70 do o.
10 W9lt tuni inpa.
Thu bnrs of nm neo. hromlilmug
sptnklngi l5 hurry Dtuiaslng Tie
speed idea from or minds we cn
fa'iu'ly Hl' dgHn nni ais about aomr.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07

Miss Marjorie Coleman and her
brother Leroy. returned today from
Nebraska. Miss Marjorie has been
visiting friends at Wilcox and Leroy
went to attend TIE commencement
exercises at Crete.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
sHsaiFF,s NOTICE OF SALT

~ Virtue OF Special Execution Issued
out OF the Clerks office OF the DlAirlci
colorado. and TO mel directed, whereby
J am commanded 10 make tho aum of
Slsty.fiva Dollars and Ninety Cents
is6h,nnl the costa Of suit the amount OF
certnin JUDGMENT recently ohlnlned
nFalnHt Parker iirolhcrB Land Company
N favor of Orlando burton nni irwin Il
Eurion which raid judgment was do
clhfri 10 bn Hon upon thn following
dlnrrihed property. tn-witi
Tho anuthwfHt Quarter fHWi35, OF See
lll North l,nnRe torlg.Four 0i1, weat
uf tht hth y ~, IN phiiiina County Colo.
llo. subject 10 nil prior Hens of record.
ThTforr, according 10 mld command.
Z aitnU ppr1 for Tnln. at ruuic Auction.
nIl tnn fiFhi tiir nn1 interest NJ The
1Nnfe nnned Parker Brothers Land coms
ffut tu tln above drHrrlhnd rrtnrrtR.
on h1Iuulay lhe iGth day of Iune. 1853.
u % a'liodh a M.. "a ihe WdHt front
,fa,.t ef tho court llepao M iiolyohe,
Haiyohe this g7th day of
W u HEVhuD.
Sheriff ot iiNlira County
lntn II NrHi nriIr1tion MfN " fH-1
hetp ni lHnt publication juno (. 1898
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO. /

County OF Phillips.
Inthe District Court
CATHERINE MINES. P;ainuG,
SARAH A. SMITH and ALpHoyI
L. Il. SMiTH. Defendants
The People of the State OF Colorado,
To Sarah A. Smith and Aiphonso /.
Smith. husband and wife. tile Deie{
ants above named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear|
above named plaintiff in the Dis3
Court of Phillips County. Safe OF a
rado. and answer the complaint ths,|
within twenty days after the serI
hereof Ii served within this County
4 served out of this County. or by I'd
lication. within thirty days after the a
vice hereof. exclusive of the day Of !,
vice; or judgment by default wiz
taken against you according to the m
er of the. complaint. And If cory
the complaint In the above entitled
ton be not served with this summo
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 reco
rinety-ninc and 5S-100 Dollars upon
certain joint promissory note execg
and delivered by the defendants to
plaintim on September 20, 1920.
also to foreclose one certain morts
deed executed and delivered BY the
PENDANTS to the plaintiff on Septem
90 1920. upon The Northeast quarter
Section Twenty-six. Township seI
North OF Range forty-six. West Of
9Th p. NJ. in Phillips County Colcra
as will more fully appear from the Ct
plant In said action to which refers
Is here made. "A copy of the ccmpli
Is hereto attached.
And YOU are hereby notified tha. II
fail 10 appear. md to answer the ,
complaint rs above required. the
plain.inf will take default and judgr
as prayed for in his complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
the District Court. at HolyoSe. Color
In said County. this ietlr day OF Al
4. u. 1928.
tSeaD q. H. ItELT.AND.
Clerk OF District Court. Phil
County Colorad
First Publication May ~. 1s2a
Last publication June esth. 1893
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07
sure,rr.s Nor,cs OF sALu

fy Virtue Of Special Execution Issued
out Of the Clerks Office OF the platreI
Court OF rhlllpn County and S,atg .s o
Colorado. and TO mt directed. whcrrY
am commanded to make tho Hum 9,
ono Hundred Thirty.one Dollars and
Eighty cenin tsisi,s0, nnd costs ~ suit
the amount OF u certain Judgment r.,
Gently obtained against j. ~, Fulton "
favor Of Orlando burton ana IRWIN y
llurion. which said Judgment WAS le,
clnrsd 10 be n lien upon the following
described property, io.Niti . =
The NorthWaHt quhrtur fNWhl, nl
Section Thlrly-one t3n. Township Nlne
tgl North, Ringe feriy.Fpnr dD, Wea'
of tho 9Th Z. NJ. In Phillips County,
colorado, subject to oil prior Hens OF
rNruri II nny,
nhpii eN buHe fet sale ~ Public Auction,
nii The right utle and intnrnai of ne
above numpd' j. d. Fulton to the nhgt.
10rnfhed property ON SATURDAY. me lhH
aay ~ june 1921, At 10 o'cldrl a ~
ihn West Front Door nf the Court liuAsl
in lini2Bke, illililrF county rglorndni 4
Dated ~ iil.yu'a thia siIh aAl o.
hHrch 1898 -
". n. HtrNARn,
shrftif uf Phillips County
IHin - firfi unbiiutiuf-Nny IL lNai'
Date % lest publication juno ~ 1898
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07

Little Dorothy Jean Wilson. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Nellie Wilson. has been
very sick this week but is much i'm.
proved today.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07

Miss Grace Warthen. of sco;tsbluff,
arrived here Sunday for short visit
with her sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Bender.
Phillips County herald., 1923-06-07

Miss Eva Andrews came up from
Lamar. Tuesday. for a few days visit
with friends here.