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Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

iy virtue OF special Execution ISSUED
out OF III. Clerks office o. the Dlstric
Court OF Phillips County and State O
Colorado. and 10 me directed. whereby
am commanded to make the sum o.
sixty-Fiyc Dollars ani Ninety Cenu
s65.bO) tho cost OF suit the amount o
lf certain judgment recently obtained
nEnlnsi Parker Brotherr Land COMPANY
~ ~ favor Of Orlando Burton and irwin
Iiurion which FaId Judgment was de.
clnrcd To be e lion upon the folowlni
described property. to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter fSwi.), Of Sec
ton rwcniy-Nlnr t:s). Township MIN
~. North Range forty-F Four fl4D. west o
th. 9Th T.. NJ. In Phillips County. Colo,
rpdo. subject to ail prior Hers OF record
Th.rcfore. according to said command
J shall expose FOR sale. n, Public Auction
nil the right. title and Interest of ths
above named Parker nroshers Land Com.
pany, to the above described properly
on saturday, the :sth day OF April. 1928
81 10 O'Clock a. NJ. at the West From,
Door OF the Court House In iIp,yokr
i'hilIlpr County. Colorado
Dated g. iioiyoke this :7th day o.
w. II. REWARD.
Sheriff Of phlilipa County
,m,r oi first publication March ~. 49,
Intc oi last publication April 20. 1873
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05
PAGE EIGHT
Northwest News

Most all the children around here
were made very happy Sunday morn
ing by the many colored eggs left for
them by the Easter Rabbit. He has
"a standing Invitation from one and
all of them.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. NJ. Brees re-
ceived telephone message for Frank
Koberstein. saying that his father
was very low and for him to come.
She delivered the message that eve-
ming and Mr.. Koberstein left for Has
tings, Nebr, the next morning.
Mr.. Frank Ziegfield dehorned some
calves for c. A. Pickerel and J. De
Geus Thursday forenoon.
Mrs George Utesler has been very
sick with the flu and is only now re-
/, covering very slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Uphouse visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Shew one
evening last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Louie Kohrell called
on Pete Kohrells' Friday afternoon.
Rodney Wettstein, who has been
working for the Holyoke Lumber Co.
came home Friday. Burl Slack will
now fill his place.
A nice 9h pound baby girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hagerman, Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Don
ley is in charge and both are doing
nicely
Mrs. Louie Kohrell and baby called
ON Mrs. Leonard Hoppel. Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Hilda Yaggie was guest Of
Misses Catherine and Ruth MCGOWAN
from Friday after school until Sunday
morning.
and Mrs. Ben Trumper visited with
Mr. John Ortner and family. Wednes-
day.
Callers at the Frank koberstain
home Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Brees, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel MCGOWAN
and daughter. and Mr.. ]. DeGeus and
family.
s-HlHH.aHa-l.-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Pickerer- and
Mrs. j. DeGeus visited at the NJ.
Brees home Wednesday evening.
while there Mr. .Brees and Mr.. Pick
erel drove up to the Gus Richardson
place TO get their iron kettle.
Messrs. Pete KKohrell. T. Welt.
stein and Carl Buckles helped Louie
Kohrell shell lcorn Monday. Mrs.
Buckles and baby accompanied them
as far as Pete Kohrelrs for visit
and Mrs. Wettstein and baby went
along to spend the day with Mrs. L.
KohrelL isi-+.. -
Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel MCGOWAN and
daughter spent Sunday evening at
the Chas. Pennington home.
Mr. and. Mrs j. DeGens and son
attended the Easter services ut the
Baptist church. Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Brees called on
Mrs. George Utesier Sunday. as she
has been sick for sometime with the
flu, On their way home they visited
a while at the Adolph Pfau home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scebold were
Easter guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Scebold and children.
air. Jake Smith and J. p. Gerard
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. John
ortner, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Plckerel visited
at the Louie and Pete Kohrell homes
j Friday evening
Mr. NJ. Brees oyerhauled his car
Tuesday. Adolph Pfaa helping him
MIR. and Mrs Carl Buckles enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. L. wettstein and
children and Pete Kohreil and family
at Easter dinner.
Mr.. John ortner called at the 4
WettsteIn place Thursday evening.
enu NJ
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

Pure White kersian Seed oats:-for
sale. Phone $500, 10 miles southeast
of Holyoke. so
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

Eggs for Hatehins:-see A. NJ. An
deson for eggs for Matching, from the
Beauty Strain S. c. Buff orphingtons.
s1.OO per Is eggs. S0-2;
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

For sSaIe:-I will have a. car of Red
River Minnesota grown Early Ohio
seed potatoes at Holyoke and Haxtun
soon.-Henry Korygn, Hastings, Neb.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Of Joseph II. Painter, Deceased.
No 43i.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
them for adjustment TO the County
Court of Phillips County. Colorado. on
the 10th day of April A. D. 1923.
SARAH II. PAINTER,
Administrators of the Estate Of
Joseph II. Painter. Deceased.
b. l.. Garman. attorney for Administra
trix.
First pub. March 15. last Pub. April 1e.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

For saIe:-wc have a 10 hp. Fair
banks.Morse gas engine. practically
new. good buy for someone. c.-Lamar
Auto. Lamar. Ncbr. es';i
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

pasture for stock.
E. W. RUSSELL.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05
sHeRlFE,s Norlcg oe aALG

uy Virtue Of Special Execution Issued
out 81 the Clerks ONCE OF the District
Court Of Phillips County. and State .ol
colorado. nnd to mo directed. whereby
! am commanded 10 make the a,iii, Of
sstsss..y..rfv: sts.y.d Dollars and Ninety Gent;
q a,aicr, fcr,a'n i,,asmsns recently ebtnincdI
Orlando burton and Irwin ]. nurton.
which said Judgment was Declared to bs
= ~, ,,en upon tho following described prop
soltheast Quarter tsEx,. Of sectlqn
Thirty 1901. Township Nine ta). Noril,
,innyo Forty. Four ftD, west Of thr an
In Phillips County. Colorado. Sub
jesi TO gil prior liens Of record.
Thrtcforc. according TO said command
nhnll expos" for sale. NJ Public Auction,
az tho rights, title and interest OF ,hs
above dcrcribed property. on Saturday.
The .sih day of April. tpes, az 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. mt thu West Front Door Of tho
Colorado.
:, Dated at fiolyoke this s,th day Of
March. iDs5.
W. r. BEvARp.
Sheriff Of fhiiiIpp Count y
l'nlo nf ilfat publication March 70. ipi'
Pat" or last publication April "a ifsl
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

For sale:-12-25 Huber Engine,
nearly new, Plow. two John Deere
Binders, foot tandem disc, 1920 IT.
tan tractor.-R. c. Stout 81
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05
WANT ADS

Farm for Rent-Euquire of g. p.
Burns, Amherst, Colo. W.T.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

WANTED am always in the mar.
ket for your cream, eggs and poul.
try.-A. NJ. Anderson. soft
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05
sHERiFF.s NOTICE OF SALE

= Fa6. Mar. s-las. AprII s.h.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

nate Of FIRST publication M9ych 20. iae3
cato OF last publication Apr, &c, ls.3
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-05

~ Sheriff oi Phillips coun,y.
,m,r , oi FIRST publication March -. ~.
Inte ~ last publication Anrll e. 1875
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
PAJAMAS ARE APPROVED
ny MARIAN HALE

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i,-Y0u must
be up 10 tho minute In style when
you dress up and go out In your
finest finory. But you're HtilI far
behind jhe times II you 30 10 bed
In anything but a suit OF pnJamus.
Thus has Banjo Fashion dc.
creed.
And to execute her dictates. dc.
hignerB have como forth with all
sorts and varieties Of this masculine
attire for women, They have shown
what can DO done for women. out
OF tho ideas suggested by mans
garb.
Manufacturer OF nighigowns and
OF pottIpoata may we'll ponder sndly
upon tho future Of skirts when they
gaze upon these creations.
For the lnteat 1898 edition OF the
palama IL not merely n sleeping
Eurmont. but IN used for iounging
and any time when a ncglIgce ID
permissible.
They arc made with sllpovcr
blouse and arc sleeveless. or near
~ no,
Pongec, bound in color and en-.
broldercd with yarn, makes the
most practical and durable type. an
we'll as the heavier wash silks and
satins. and the printed crcpcH. These
como IN rich colors md combine.
tiona OF color. aud may DO trimmed
or untrimmed MS one prefcrr.
Then there H. the very fluffy
type. made OF delicate pink. blue. or
lavender crepe or satin, trimmed
with fine lacc and French flowers
and ribbons. ana all tho attractive
decorations OF the most feminine OF
lingerie.
but the most popular type Of all
consists Of a pair or black satin or
satln.barked crepe trousers with a
jacket fred. green. or any bright.
coiorcd silk, with Il picot edge about
the neck and sleeves.
or the Jacket may be OF hrocaded
satin. bound with ribbon. With this
arrangement. II IL possible TO have
two or three Jackets with tho same
pair OF dark trousers.
One fashionable house n showing
Jackets of handmade iaces on a
foundation OF bRiislo or net. with
a llttis exquisite hand embroidery
thrown in for good measure. and a
sash OF chiffon with long. floating
ends.
other luxurious models arc made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
Taulior League Ball Cancelled, Gaue Fareaoell
Dinner at Seattle Golf Chtb.

rTHE Junior League ball, planned
l. Tor New Years eve in christcn.
ems hall, has been cancelled, &C
ording to en- announcement made
eday, Tho committee in charge
las made this decision owing 10
Conflicting with tho time.honored
us,om OF the Rainier club. which
nnually observes this date with n
eeeption and hall.
Miss Catherine Collins IL prcsi.
'ent OF the league; Miss Dorothy
wing. vice president. Miss Dor.
thy Campbell, treasurer. aud Miss
Ncsah Lou Powell. secretary.
Tho committee IN charge OF tho
,aneo included Miss Dorothy Camp.
ell. chairman. Mrs, Lacy HogiuS,
giss Alice Hole and Miss Bobby
lyman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
At Home for the
HOLIDAYS

Boys attending Moran school. who
are spending the Christmas holidays
in town, includue John Bratnobcr. son
OF Air. and Mrs. j. Il. Bratnober.
John Campbell. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Campbell; Richard frankie, son
OK Mr.. and Mrs, II. c. Frankie: John
Graham. son OF afr. and Mrs. John
Graham: George Greene, son OF SIR.
and Mrs. William Greene: George
Hun. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
a. Hull; Howard Lang. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. julius c. Lang. Claude
Lantz. son OF Mr.. f. II. Laniz; Alton
Lindh. nephew OF Mr.. Gus Lind.
strom: John McNiastcr. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. McMaster: Allen
orion. son OF Dir. and Mrs. Ira D.
orion; Irvine Rabel, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. i. Rabei: William Trcgonlng,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tregon.
ing, and John Youell. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Youcli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
Wedding Is Set for
December 90

Plans FOR the wedding OF Miss
viIhelmlna Crawford. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crawford. OF
waila walla. 10 Mr.. James u,
Esary, IT.. son OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
James d. Esary. OF Seattle. have
just been announced.
The ceremony will take place on
Saturday evening. December -, In
St. PauPs Episcopal church in
waila walla. with tho Rev. y. War.
rem reading tho service az $50
o'clock.
Miss Crawford win bo attended
by Miss Leila Richardson. OF Port
land. as maid OF honor; Miss AL.
hcrtn Apple OF Ellenshurg. Miss
Claire Pessimere OF Taeoma. Miss
Ruth Price and Miss Arlino Spauld.
Ing % Seattle. bridesmaids.
aIr. Cecil MeKinsiry viii be best
man. and Mr.. Patrick Tidmarsh.
aIr. George Bragg. Mr. James
Campbell and Mr.. Howard Esary,
nshers.
a reception viii follow the cere-
riony at the Crawford residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
Christmas Tree Is
Cause of Accident

Christmas win mean little to
Fruul, a. Henry ca. Of 1907 Seventh
ave. this year And all on account
of Christmas trees. Henry tripped
on u guywiro supporting n Christ.
mas tree on display on the parking
strip at seventh ave. and Madison
st.. Saturday night. lilo broke his
right arm at the elbow and was
taken TO tho city hospital, The
trees were displayed by boy who
had rented tho parking strip for s.
from a woman. police said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
PARK SERVICE
BILL WATCHED
Budget Asked for National
Parks Is Awaited

The hill hppropriailng two and
half million dollars a year for three
years for tho development Of roads
IN national parks has been intro.
duecd and Il is expected that hear.
inss upon Il viii begin very short.
~. according 20 ndvicca received hy
the Chamber OF Commerce from
J. J. Underwood. manager OF it's
Washington. y. g., bureau. Under.
wood ana tho washington delega.
ton IN congress have been working
in tho interest Of the further de.
vclopment Of Rainier National park.
but comparatively small part OF
which IS accessible 20 tho public
Tho budget director has approved
items totaling $4,000 for the build.
ing Of roads in tho - national
parks. Tho now bill would call for
further estimates for $3.50. 1000.
which. with tho $4,000 already ap-
propriated. viii total $4,000, 600. and
these estimates viii DO prepared and
submitted.
"Juat what these estimates win
I n u o has not yet been de-
tcrmlncd." says Underwood. but
with the exception OF $4,000 that
probably viii DO nllocatcd to Mount
Mckinley. $4,000 OF which win DO
appropriated tho first year. very
nttio new road work win DO un.
dcrtnken next summer. For tho
first summer most OF tho money
VIII be expended In tho rebuilding
OF existing roads. SO far as Rainier
National park IL concerned. this
win mean rcsurfaclng OF the Ms.
aualiy road. tho construction OF n
road TO connect Carbon river with
Nlsqually and improvements az tho
white River entrance. Tho latter
item viii probably include a survey
70 Yakima park.
1.-THE park service has II IN mind
TO build road connecting tho
White River entrance with the Ms.
qually entrance and Il probably Will
go by way Of Yakima park, but
whether n road will be built clear
around tho park yet remains to DO
determined. Some OF tho members
OF tho park service arc OF the
opinion that part OF tho park should
be left for horseback riding and hil<.
ing trips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

ZoNTA CLUB
Tuesday. Christmas day, the Zonta
club of Seattle viii visit Fir.
lands and take Christmas cheer and
gifts to the men and women. The
club raised SIS at its last meeting
and in addition thereto many per.
sonal gifts are being donated by in.
dividual members. Some gifts are
also being collected for the Riddles
at the orthopedic hospital.
HARMONY HOMESTEAD
Harmony Homestead. No. 1743.
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen.
Will have a Christmas tree for Yeo-
men children and their friends in
Modern Woodmen hall, Third and
Virginia, on Tuesday evening, De
cember %, at 5 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
pLrM PUDDING

one cup soft bread crumbs. J cup
finely chopped suei. cup chopped
apples. i cup brown augar. cup
seeded raislns. ! cup aee1lcas r'sisina
i4 cup chopped walnntH, y cup
sliced oliron. x cup flour. u tea.
spoon each nutmeg and cinnamon. X
teaspoon cloves. IS teaspoon salt, :
eggs Cbcaten wcln. y cup milk.
Mix bread crumbs. suei. chopped
apples, sugar. fruits and nuts; sift
flour. splcea and salt Combine mix.
inrez add eggs and milk. Butter n
covered mold well and drcdge with
sugar. Hayo n kettle half full Of
boiling water: place rack or plate
on tho bottom and nct tho tightly
covered mold on tho rack and eovcr
Kettle. Keep water constantly boil.
ing until pudding Is cooked. about 2
hours. Servo with a hard or foamy
sauce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
Winter Desserts That
the Housewife Can TRY

crumbs. Il lemon. Juice md grated
rind. tablespoons sugar.
SIT dry ingredients. rub in short.
rnlng. then add milk. gradually mix
ing dough with n knife. Turn on 10
a slightly Toured board and roll
about one.half inch thick. Cover
with raisln filling and roll up as for
Jelly roll; pinch ends firmly together
Place on q buttered plato and set in
steamer, cover closely and set over
boiling water: cook ono hour. keep,
ing water constantly boiling. Do no,
remove cover during cooking or pud
ding win not be light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
Leonard Is
at Orpheum
Herman Timberg in
Great Comedy Act

Benny Leonard, worlds chsmp,o,
lightweight. IL the hcadIIner in n.
chrlsimns week bill at tho orphe,rr
Leonard goes thru Borno light eyer.
cisea. shadow boxes and then epa,,
IN a comedy bout with Hcrmar
Timberg. It's much better ~,
Than the usual run Of this kind ara
the comedy element puts Il oys ~,
big.
Tlmberg, by the way, Is ono q,
the best comedians to como over
The orpheum time. He has an az,
OF his own with his brother SAMMY
that Is little short Of a riot. po,h
OF them come on again in IAor
ards act. They dance, sing. and
sammy phys the piano willis Her
man does the Glowing.
Johnny Burke, another big Iauyb
winner. is back with Drafted. n,
bnrlesque on the war. His comedy
number with tho orchestra bring,
IFS snare OF laughs.
THANK You, Doctors a clevsr
one'act pIaylet, featuring Elearo
Hicks and Chester clute and a ean,
able company. runs tho headliners I
close race for top ilonors. Irs .
crook plot with real ingenuity.
Harry Kahne. the mentality Wv
ard. who does seven things al onos.
ID back again with his novelty art
md scores as usual. He Is lI,tla
short Of a wonder when ii comes Ia
concentration.
The Three and one.Half Arlev.
have a good opening number. a BAL.
ancing turn better than the aver.
age.
Marie Cavanaugh and Bud Conner
have a smart song and dance mum.
ber with Miss cavanaugh's dancing
winning favor along with coopers
clever songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
Sympathy Extended
to Lewis Family

Resolutions OF sympathy to his
family have been adopted by the
Denny I'LL Regrado association FOL.
lowing the death last week OF w.
II. Lewis, u member Of the assocla.
ton.
The resolution, in part:
we, the Denny Hill owners Re.
grade association. In special meet.
ing assembled do hereby resolve.
'eThat by his untimcly death tho
city OF Seattle has lost public
spirited citizen. whose heart and
soul was wrapped up in the city's
Improvement and progress: that the
community has suffered great
loss by his death and our dcep
sympathy goes TO his family in
their affllction. but we trust that
tho memory Of the honorable life
just ended will sustain and comfort
them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
TRAIL MARKER
TO Celebrate
Pioneers TO Attend Party
Given by Ezra Meeker

Pioneers OF tho oregon country"
who have lived past their allotted
three score and ten" will be guests
OF Ezra Meeltcr. Oregon trail blazer,
retired runohcr, author and embryo
motion picture producer. with an &c.
campaigning friend on December 20,
when Mcckor celebrates his 9srd
birthday.
The Washington state Automobile
club will provide automobiles 10 meet
pioneers upon arrival in tho city for
Sightseeing drive or direct TO the
Frye hotel for rest and social re.
union, as they desire, Compliment.
try assignment TO rooms at the hotel
will follow.
After a complimentary lunch az
Woods cafe in tho Central building.
tho pioneers will make matinee
party az tho Liberty theatcr. as tho
guests OF J. Won Herberr. at q
o'clock Tho regular program win
be accompanied by the Pioneers Of
America, Inc picture, Ezra Mcckor
In New York"
At p. m. the group will assemble
nj Mecves' cafeteria for compli.
mcntnry dinner. The public will be
accommodated in tho east room
during the Moekcr birthday dinner.
The city park board and Rosala
Brothers win cooperate in decorating
the tables.
After dinner tho party win rest and
observe social hour uutn p m.
when motion pictures of the groun
will be made. Tho address OF wei.
come by Mayor L. J. Brown will fol.
low this, and a program OF music.
including "A dance with the oldtimc
'hoodown" and tho Virginia rccl''
viii follow Information may be Oh.
tanned from Mcckcr at tho Hotel
Frye,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
RaIsfN AND CHOCOLATE
BREAD PUDDING

ono thick slice OF bread. cups
scaldoa milk. 10 cup sugar. square
unawcetoncd chocolate. eggs, cup
scedleas raisins. teaspoon vanilla,
grating Of nutmeg.
Soak bread in cold water 20 cover
10 minutes. then prcSs dry and
measure 1 cnpful. Beat eggs. add
sugar. hot milk TO which tho ehoco-
lato has been added while scalding,
bread crumbs. raislns and flayoring
Pour into a butiercd baking dish
sprinkle with nutmeg. SCI In pan OF
hot water and bake In moderate
oven until firm. Or. omit / egg FOR
oven until firm. Or. omit egg white
for meringue. When pudding S
baked. spread with jelly or jam. add
meranRuo. and brown in a slow oven
Servo hot or cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
Tons,d and Mrs. Plaltn
Dinner Hosts

Danish Consul Henning Plaun and
Mrs. Plaun were hosts at dinner
IL twenty-five covers Saturday even
ing nj the Seattle Coli club. The
affair was in the nature OF fare,
well TO group OF intimate friends
MS Consul and Mrs. plaun are ieav
Ing early In January for CONSTANT.
nople. Dancing and bridge were en-
joyed later.
Gay little Christmas trees. CLEAN
ing red candies and a protusion OF
holly We're exquisitely arranged on
the beautifully appointed dinner
table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24

engagement OF their daughter
Thciinc. 10 Mr. Paul rigott. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William pigott OF Sc
attic.
Miss MoGeo attended tho unlver,
slty OF California, and is u member
OF Delta Gamma sorority. Mr.. pigott
graduated from Stanford. and Is af'
fiiased with Phi Delta Theta.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-24
Personal

MIR. ana hlfh. Jonn n NhihH"Nh
left last "Wednesday for California,
motoring down 10 spend Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Talbot, NJ
their homo at San Mntoo. DR., ANA
Mrs A, l. Boufflour, who are spend
ing tho winter Ia the South, VIII also
DO Christmas guests OF tho Tolbota'
Mrs. Ida Puraoll and Mre. Kathe'
rino Maxwell left Friday for cnllfor'
mia. 20 be away a month or nix weeks
Mrs. o. j. g, Dutton left Thursday
for ~. Louis, whore she viii spend
tho holidays with her Gonin.lnw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bald
win Virginia Duttonl
Mr.. u. Franklin osgood. OF Brpok
limo. Mass. Is tho guest OF his hon'
in.law and daughter, Mr.. and Alfa.
David Whitcomb. for "A time, on his
way TO California TO remain for tho
winter.
Joshua GTen. Jr., returned satur'
day from the Thachcr school In Call.
fornia. 10 spend his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard q. Blair
Gertrude kellogg nro receiving con.
gratnlationn upon the birth OF a son,
December Is, AZ the Swedish hospital.
SIR. John jackson came home Sat.
urday from school In California. FOR
tho Christmas holidays.
Mrs. w. @. McIaren loft Thursday
for Amoyillo. Texas. whero nhs Will
spend Christmas with her mother,
Mrs. c. a. Stubs. Eight children OF
Mrs. stubha VIII surprise her ct the
family homo on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul voinot 0'iorida
Singleton aro receiving conEratuln.
tlong on tho birth OF a daughter,
Helen Ann. December 70. NJ Minor
hospital.
Or. and Mrs. Frederick Adams.
who haye been abroad for several
months arc expected homo next
week.
Mrs, ". 8. Earhiey arrived Friday
from Piedmont. and win spend Chrib,.
mas with her broihcr.in. inw and ats.
ter. Nr. and aIrs. Lawrence Boyle.
ffarwood Morrison Is home from
Santa Barbara. where ho Is attend,
Ing school. to spend tho holidays with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips
Morrison.
John Marley. who attends the
North Pacific Dental college In
Portland. Is home for tho holidays.
Mr. Harold Frederick OF Fortsou
la in town 10 spend Christmas with
his parents. Mr. and Airs. Frank
Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conan are
being congratulated upon tho birth
OF son. December Is. a; Minor hos.
pitaL
Thomas Todd returned Sunday
from Thacher school In California FOR
tho Christmas vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mira. Elmer j.. Todd