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Women' S Clubs

tee will hold tea and card party
in the near future. the date to be
announced ut the regular meeting,
STEVENS w. II. @.
Women's Relief Corps. Stevens
No. !, win serve luncheon on Fri,
day, September 81, at veterans' hall,
Armory. Cards and social time
will follow. Comrades and friends
invited.
WOMEN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Women's Missionary Society
OF the First Presbyterian church
win hold its first fall meeting on
Friday afternoon. September 81. at
2 o'clock in the women's parlors
Of the church. A report from the
Missionary Educational conference
al seabeck will be presented with
Mrs. VIII II. Hanna acting as
chairman.
a delightful ton has been ar.
ranged to follow the meeting with
Mrs. w. +. Yuille In charge.
..
PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
The pennsy.vania Study club will
meet Friday. September 81, at the
Federated clubhouse for MONDAY
luncheon with Mira Anna II. Bloom
and Mrs. Harriet G. Stein as hos.
tesses. Outing Reflections" will be
the response TO rolf call. Miss Rose
Glass will speak on Education. {"
and Mrs. ELLA Cudihee will talk on
/ Denomination, /"
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AUXILIARY TO cALEDoNIAN
OF ST. ANDREWS

Ladies' Auxiliary to The Ca.edonian
Of So. Andrews society meets in A.
o. u w. hall Friday evening Sep.
TENDER n. at O'clock. Officers Of
the auxiliary are Mrs. David Dow,
president; Miss Mary II. Watt. vice
president; Mrs. j. y. Hnnton, secre.
tary; Mrs. William bow, treaquror.
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Bob or Not to Bob
= x%
That Is the Big Question Today

NEW YORK. Sept. 20. 49, Not
All women look wen with bobbed hair
and those who have shorn their locks
only % discover this fact too late.
have many sources for To-adjusilng
The hair so that Il will not look bob
bed
Before bobblnE the hair II iH very
wiss plan 20 purchase one OF the
false hobs and wear Il several days
before cutting your own hair This
viii prove 20 you wheiher or not you
are the type for short hair
Faces that are pYcr-fat seldom
look well with the bobbed head dress.
ns the broad bob" haE tendency
20 broaden the face. Persons with
high ohsekboneH also ind short hair
unbeeoming.
This best way 10 disguise the bob"
providing one II youthful, Is 10 part
the hair from forehead to neckllns
and twist II In little knots over the
ears Braided swltches held firmly
TO these little knots Of your own hair
may then be added. forming the new
braided carbun effect. often a fringe
OF bang gives coquettish effect 10
this hnlr-do and takes away the
harsh line OF the center part, which
30 few can wear. Those who hest
tate 20 cutthe hair In bangs can
have adjustable bangs attached 10
ribbon head-banda. This 81 partlcu-
larly attractive for evening wear
Sports Jacqucttes have had such n
run this season that the ordinary
types are no longer desirable. How
ever. the jacquette 81 not TO be cast
aside for fall wear Little jacquettes
Of suede. made OF mAnninh lines. are
among the nesehu Of fails shades
and are unbelted, with either double
breasted or single breasted fronts.
Again We see the sports jaeauetts
In the heavy homcHpuns worked in
wool croas-siitchlng These. Of course.
arc more colorful than the suede ef-
fleets. since they are usually om-
hroidered in three or more colors on
pockets. cuffs and collars Straight.
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Music

Concert at Cornish School
A concert win be given at the Cor
nish school on Monday evening
September "a. when Misu Marta
Courtney win mako her fret appear
ancs M a dancer 10 Seattle audi
cnee. Admission wtll be b. invita-,
ton only. They may be obtained a,
tho school until Saturday afternoon.
The following program win be pro
sented:
Liebcsffoud Greek dancsl Rrlcaior
Marta Courtney
Eugene Field Muascr at the piano
Songs lal o del INTO amaio bon.
............. sDonondy
fbi pu Ring an mcincnn
Finger ........ schnmanu
go Die Loroici. ...,... .LlaE,
Sara Y. u. Peabody
John Hopper AZ the piano
czardas character dancs). Grossman
Miss Courtney
Mr.. Musser AZ the piano
sonata In + major for piano and
fiosin .'..ss........... beethoven
Allegro
AdAgio Motto expressive
Rondo Allegro Finale
Prot. sergieya and Maurice Lcplht
Waltz in A flat major tbtdiet Chopin
Miss Courtney
Mr.. Muasor at the plano
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as good aa ever IL was, hlthn the
ties that fastened u last spring
haNV given way TO an ornamental
buckle
A wlde,bmldcd hand Is tho only
trimming Of another model which
boasts Of unusual sleeves lined to
match the small vest Tho third
style IL even plainVr
New materials arc unknown for
these frocks-twili and twill cord
and serge arc tho fabrics used and
navy blue the fnvonts color
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JOHN +. MILLER
CLUH LUNCHEON


Mrs. Dora Miller VIII entertain
the John +, Miller Past Presidents
club at isao o'clock luncheon
on Saturday. September %, AZ her
homo. 5SoT gard ave. ".
WEST SEATTLE PIT. A.
West Seattle PIT. s. viii celebrate
"BaeISto. school Night" on Friday
tyculng. Sept 81. AZ : o'clock at the
West Seattle high
RAINIER p.T. a.
Rainier PIT A. viii hold an IN.
formal reception for parents and
teachers Friday. Sept. u. a. $40 ..
IN Following the program lhero
wili be a garden exhibit
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Popular Girl to Be November Bride, Mrs
Beckett Hostess at Bridge Tea

MIR ROBERT JAMES HUSTON engagement
i Of their daughter Geraldine to Mr. Charles MNegh Condor
May Condor. o. ianlord Wash.
Miss Huston the the Cornish
attended the University o Virginia
The wedding VIII place November,
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GAS COOKING

when cooking with gas. remsm,
Der 10 keep tho flame under tho YES.
ael. II II comes up tho sides It
wastes gas and may cause m I'M.
pleasant odor.
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CROWN HILL

The Crown Hill Improvement club
VIII meet at the Methodist Episcopal
church the first and third Thursdays
of each month. Everybody welcome.
The paving Of s5th st. ON the county
side viii be discussed and the report
OF the committee to widen 18th ave.
N. w viii be heard AZ the meeting
to be held Thursday evening, Sep.
TENDER TO-
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GEN GEORGE

WASHINGTDN CIRCLE
on Tuesday. September IS. Mrs.
Rebecca White, Of 1880 Fremont
ave, win entertain the members
and friends Of Gen. George wash.
ingion Circle at MONDAY lunch.
con. followed by cards. A cordial
invitation is extended TO the public.
Take car No. Fl to 45rd and Ere.
mont.
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AVOID EYE STRAIN

Place stationary wash tubs at tho
aide OF windows. not IN front Of
them The direct light Is hard on
tho workers eyes.
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VIII Assist at ARM Reception

~ Lieut. Col oliver H. pocky pockeSs reception
Saturday afternoon Fort Lawon Mai Charles Morton
commanding tho the
hosts and Rgadcr Robert Alex
ander Brgadier Richard ~ Batch
ford. of Seattle and Mayor Mrs Edwin j. Brown.
Burke Collins Charles Bttchfod Mrs
Fisher George D. Mckay Will alternate
a
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HARMoNY HOMESTEAD
MO 114a

Harmony Homestead No. 1743,
Brotherhood Of American Yeomen.
will give "Hiclsvlllc" evening ut
Moose hail, Eighth ave. and Union
ST.. on Tuesday. September rs. Prizes
viii be given for the best farmer
costume.
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Miss Lindeman to Wed in October

The marriage OF Miss Helen Lndeman daughter Mr. and Mrs G.
Indeman 70 Mr. Sanford A. Wick OF Arlington win take place wednesday
October o'clock the Lndcman residence There will
win small
compliment Lndeman Adam Sehafnherger entertained
bridge eighteen home this afternoon and
Baker district
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BALLARD REVIEW NO. IS
WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT Cf,IfH

The regular meeting Of the Whit
tier Heights Improvement club will
be held In the Whittier school gym
pasium, West 18th IT. and nth ave.
y. W, on Friday, September 2lst
At 3 y. m.
Refreshments viii be served,
after which two speakers viii tank
on city engineering and police mat.
tiers respectively.
Tic ladies OF the social commit.
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wipe lamp wicks with a soft pa
per being careful 10 remove the
rharred particles This will give a
htraighier Wick than 10 cut with
scissors
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Luncheon and Matinee Partu

compliment Alexander n Macdonald
Washington The attended the orpheum
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COOKING RICE

BY throwing rice into hot butter
in a pan befoN adding the water 20
cook Il. each grain OF rice remains
intact.
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Hostess at Brfdne L1lncheon

v. with
compliment for
afternoon Hutchinson VIII be hostess bridge luncheon
OF tweyc
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To Entertain for San Francisco Guest

Mrs will be hosts dinner OF
Tuesday entertaining
Mr. and
Quiter
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Last of BRIDGE Teas Series

Mrs Ernest Beckett viii give the last in series Of bridge tes her
saturday afternoon tables VIII additional
have been invited the
Beckett viii be assisted T.,
Pratt Mrs Hugh w Mcreery Mrs r. Fuller will preside
ca
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IN Charge at Orthopedic Shops

auxiliary Friday
Briggs, Mrs A. White Mira H.
Mrs II. r.
charge repre-
sentng Rcnton
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Hens have disappeared from soma
Of the smartcst skirts and tho aci.
yaEe os the material la The only fin.
Lab.
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Southern Visitor CompIimented

ar Smith twenty
Saturday evening compliment David
Angeles, who visiting aud Mrs Il C.
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AUXILIARY TO RAINIER

NOBLE POST NO.
American Legion Auxiliary to Raj
nler Noble post No. I, win meat in
regular session Monday evening. Sept.
"a. at s p. IN. in the New Arctic hotel
club rooms.
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Celebrates Birthdau OF Small Son

CELEBRATING brthday
lie Duffy his small friends Tuesday her
home Lake Burien.
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LADIES or THE
GOLDEN NORTH

The LADIES Of the Golden North
VIII give card party, Friday. Sep.
iember n. at 3 y. m. at 1923lk
First ave All Alaskans are Invited.
HARRISON p. r. A.
Harrison Pnrcnt-Tcachcr AasocIa.
ton VIII meet Friday, September
n, at $3.50 p. m. at tho school
OLYMPIC CAMP
olympic Camp No. 08i0, Royal
Neighbors Of Amcrlcn, will hold
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brother and slster-in.law. Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Glenn stibbs.
Mrs, Walter J. Dolan. who has
been visiting her brother. in.law and
sister Mrs. J. a. McYay. for six
weeks, LEFT Saturday for her home
in Wisconsin.
Mfr. and Mrs. Paul wilbur Mas.
tiers. who have been IN town for n
few weeks as she guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Ives. are leaving Friday
for their home IN Los Angeles.
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SHAwoNnAssE CLUB TO
= V4Fta Esgsssts EsfsFt ftk NrsYsxg

&
81, az p. M, IN A. o. L. W. hall.
/ StlAWONpASsE CLUB To
GIVE BENEFIT PARTY
The shhwondassc club has planned
a bridge party al tho Hotel waah,
lngton. on Friday. September Fl. az
r. IN. the proceeds 10 be used for
relief work IN Japan. There win he
SO tables In play on the mcEEanlno
floor,
Mrs. w n, Martin n serving as
chairman or "a COMMITTEES On az.
engagements assisted by Mrs. t. ~
woodruff. Mrs. l.. v. Rawlings. Mira
~, Scott riggs, MFs J. l. Ategrcw.
Mrs William MeGrreor and Aru G.
-. Stratton.
Those wishing 10 reserve tables
should call Mrs. strattou. ME iras.
1861.
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F.AsrERN ~ cLtIn

Tho Eastern Star club viii meet
to sew on Friday. September 81.
from 10 ~ m. until p. m. ~ 1890
Arcade building. Luncheon at 1916
{. CLOCK
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
or WASHINGTON

Tho Native Daughters Of wash.
lngton VIII give card party az
partnall's cafeteria. on Friday oven.
ms. September n
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
oRTHoPEDIc GUILDS BEGIN

oRTHoPEDIC GUILDS BEGIN
ACTIVE WORK
Plans for the year were formuIat-
ed at the officers meeting Of the
ChiIdren's orthopedlc hospital. held
Tuesday morning in the Henry build.
ing. Active work of the various
guilds will begin on Friday, Sept. II /.
and busy scason is ahead for this
group Of energetic women.
The guilds viii meet at the follow.
ing homes:
Broadway with Mrs Bruce Eimore.
1904 Federal ave. AZ o'clock.
Capitol Hin with Mrs. Frank Taylor.
9zs eth ave. ~. at 1880 O'clock.
Denny thurman with Mrs. a. A. suth-
erland, s0s Shelby st.. at 1890 o'clock
East Highland Drive with Mrs. a. ~
Patrick, 1851 2fst ave. ~. at 1880 O'Clock.
First JIiil with Mrs. J. w. Goodwin,
1920 Summit ave-. at 100 o'clock.
Frink Park with Mrs. Ivan Hyiand.
$40 goth ave. s., a $50 o'clock.
Tnteriaken with Mrs. ". &, Mcdonald
z0zs y. newton st., at O'Clock. Mrs. l..
j. kearns assistant hostess.
LsursIhmrss with Mrs. r.. T.. 8ksel. 3fo9
W. Laurelhurst drive. ~ 10 o'clock.
Madrona with Mrs. =. II. Irwin. Gig
S1tH ave. ". at 10 O'Clock.
Mount Baker with Mrs Edward Gun
nfngham, s11s Cascade ave, at 1890
o'clock.
Medina with Mrs. Albert Tlmerman. at
10 O'Clock
North Queen Anne with Mrs. r. Me-
Ausland, AZ McGraw IT., at 10 O'Clock
Queen Anne with Mrs. .. a. Kjos, 1907
Sixth ave. w, at 1890 o'clock
Henton Hill with Mrs. $. a. Kerr, sor-
reufo hotel, at o'clock
tseahurst with Mrs. =. Alien, 3eahurst
AZ o'clock.
sunset With Mrs. e. A. Mooney. 1901
Jones ave nj o'clock.
University with Mrs. Eugene Bell. 52f7
18th ave ", at 10 o'clock.
Washington Park with Mrs. John IT,
Powell. 1927 attn ave. w. at . o'clock
BALLARD REVIEW NO. S.
Ballard Review No. So, w. y. A.
Of the Maccabces, will hold it's regu.
Iar meeting Friday, September II,
at Ballard city hall. 4 social hour
will follow the business session.
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WOMEN or MOQsEHEART
LEGION
Women OF M0oschsart Legion viii
give a dance in Moose temple, Fri.
day evening. September Il.
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MEDIUM brown HAIR looks best .,
Eii after Golden CLINT Shampoo. Adv,.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Moses
and MIR aud Mrs Horace Boguc re.
turned Tuesd\ from short motor
trip 10 Spokane.
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business session Friday September
81. at p. m. in A, o, L. W. hall.
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Or. and Mrs George Nowloyo.
with their daughter Nlisa Gwcndo.
lm Newlove. VIII leave October y
FOR Honolulu, 10 visit their son.in.
law and daughter Lieut. Robert
Wallace BURKE aud airs Burke Niar.
Rsrot NeWloye). nt Eghoficld bar
racks. for several months,
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Mrs. George Faunee whlteomb. Of
Boston. with her little daughter.
viii arrive this week 10 visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, James Il.
Robinson.
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Mlss kathryn Goodwin VIII leave
Friday Tor tho Walnut Lane school.
In Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Henry \. Reihis. OF Dayton
Ohio, Is the house guest Of her
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OLYMPIC CAMP

Ncighbors o. America, viii hold 4 I
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-07
Il. o. o. F.-
FAIRFIELD NEWS

Mrs. Albert Frisk very pleasantly
entertained the following ladies in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Rozell, on
last Thursday afternoon: Mesdames
C. o. Lundberg, Roy Lundberg, Paul
Holmquist and daughters, Henry An
derson and children and Carl Franson
and children. Shortly before the
guests departed the hostess served
dainty refreshments, consisting OF
salad, waters, cakes and coffee.
We are very sorry to report that
Miss Elsie Garretson has been quite
sick with a siege of pneumonia, but
is much better at this writing.
Mrs. Cassie Woods is now working
for Mrs. Glen Prescott, who is ill.
C. A. Lydin and family were Hax-
tun callers Friday afternoon.
Bernice and Leona Holmquist spent
Sunday afternoon at Leroy Garrett
sons home.
Little Vivian, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Anderson, suffered from
an acute attack of indigestion Satur-
day and Sunday. Sunday morning
DR.. Alcorn was summoned Her con-
dition is much improved at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Holmquist mot
ored to Haxtun Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Haskins and
family, Mrs. Frank Olson and Ben
jamin Anderson and daughters spent
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-07

held last Saturday, Fathers Day, at
the Community Hall. was postponed
until Thursday of this week.
The Community Ball team crossed
bats with the Lewellen team at Level
len last Sunday afternoon. but the
writer hasn't learned who came out
victorious.
Miss Lillian Swan, who taught
school in the north part of the county
the past school year. returned to her
home in Stromsburg. Nebr. Sunday
morning.
Most everyone finished up pianting
corn the latter part Of last week or
the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Abel of Clarks,
Nebr.. are visiting at the homes Of
their children in this neighborhood.
Services at the Community Hall
Sunday, June 10th, at 2:l5 P. NJ, and
Sunday School at 1000 A. NJ
Mrs. Roy Stevens and Norval and
Lavina called at the Elmer Peterson
home Thursday afternoon.
Roy Stevens made business trip
to the county seat Monday. He was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Archer and Harry Archer. the latter
remaining.
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Wednesday afternoon at Henry An
derson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Frisk and
Mrs. Rozell were Haxtun visitors Sat
urday afternoon. shopping and attend
ing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller and fam
ly called at Henry Anderson's and
Lewis Hart's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson and
granddaughter Ruth Rogers were
Sunday dinner guests at c. o. Lund-
berg's.
Paul Holmquist motored to Hax-
tun Sunday afternoon.
Carl Franson, Henry Anderson, C.
o. Lundberx and Paul Holmquist
shipped . car load of hogs to Denver
Monday. the latter accompanying the
porkers to their destination.
Mr.. Swanson gives . Bible lecture
at the Fairfield school house every
Sunday afternoon at 800 o'clock. His
subject last Sunday was THE Big
Day" Next Sundays lecture will be
"The Souls-Eternity."
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Franson and
children took Sunday dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson and
family. In the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Frisk and Mrs. Rozell
called and took supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Peterson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
James and family went to the river
fishing and picnicking Sunday.
Paul Holmquist shipped car load
of cattle to Denver Monday.
The Young Peoples Society meets
at Paul Holmquist's Wednesday eve
ming. Undoubtedly everyone will have
good time.
Miss Blanche Groves is working
for Mrs. Arthur Ahnstedt at present
The lights are nearly completed in
the church and parsonage now under
the supervision OF Fred Kesslar. Be-
sides this new installment we have a
new piano in the church and about
fifty or sixty new trees set out. all
purchased within the last two months
Miss Alma Peterson and young
lady friend are visiting friends and
relatives at Fairfield.
Ernest Bailey is helping his broth
er Glenn with his farm work.
Mrs. John T. Anderson returned
from Sterling Monday, where she has
been for some time with her little
daughter Eleanor, who has been con-
fined in the hospital there. after a
mastoid operation. Mrs. Anderson
says she is doing nicely.
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NORTH OF
BIG SPRINGS NEWS

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Tran
mel. on May 26th, son. Mrs. Tran
mel is at present at the home of her
father in Big Springs. Mother and
son are doing fine. The proud father
saws his young sons hands already
indicate that he will make splendid
teamster and farmer.
Miss Lillian Mauser spent last week
with Mrs. Chas. Mauser.
The VIM. Hatterman family were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
vim Spillman.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-07

Miss Ethel Weever returned to her
home at Clarks. Nebr. Friday, after
spending the week at the homes Of
her uncles, the Elmer and VIM. Peter
son families.
Warren and Geo. Armstrong re-
turned Friday from Omaha. where
they had accompanied . shipment Of
cattle and hogs. Enroute home they
stopped off at Clarks, Nebr.. for =
short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Archer and son
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Newt Cole home.
Mrs. Ed Condy and Mrs. Roy
Stevens called on Mrs. Nick Trannel
last Wednesday afternoon.
Bert Schuler returned Saturday eve
ming from Idaho Springs. where he
matism. He is much improved.
Brule, were visiting in our neighbor-
hood Sunday.
A good sized crowd attended the
dance in the Community Hall last
Saturday evening and fine time was
enjoyed.
Chas. Peterson is working for w.
c. Armstrong.
Dave Henry has been on the Sick
list the past week.
A large number from this vicinity
attended Memorial Day exercises in
Big Springs Wednesday.
On account of so much rainy wealth.
er which held the farmers back with
their corn planting, the Happy Hour
club picnic which was to have been