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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Miss Cornish Plans
Informal Reception

To meet Mary Young Hunter. the
celebrated painter. Miss Nellie Cor
nish has invited Seattle artists 70
an informal reception this evening
in her apartments, at no Roy 81.
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Miss Blackwell to
Gire Studio Tea

Miss wenonah Blackwell is giving
n studio tea on Monday afternoon
from 2 until o'clock at her home,
1888 n. Broadway. The studio will
be open to friends and all interested
in viewing her work.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
! coNIMoNwEALrn -

COMMON EAITi CLUB
Or. ]. y. Bowman will address the
Commonwealth club on tho subject,
Mind In the Making. at Darinalfa
cafeteria. Second ave. and Madison
ST. Monday evening. November &c.
az sl5. The public il invited.
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Yacht Club to Haze
HOLIDAY Dinner

The Seattle Yacht club will give n
Thanksgiving dinner dance on Sat
urday evening, December 1. with
dancing from 8 until II O'Clock,
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AUXILIARY GREETERs
OF AMERICA

The Ladies Auxiliary TO the Greet
ers OF America viii be entertained
by Mrs. George II. Green and Mrs.
NJ. ]. Baker, at Mrs. Green's home,
1891 California ave, on Tuesday eve
ming. November q.
To-day. Grceters Of America enter.
,alned ut luncheon in Frederick q
Nelson's tea room, in honor OF their
national president. Mrs. Louis Lucas
and FOR Mrs. II. r. ward.
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woMANs CENTURY CLUB

The French department OF the
Woman's Century club win meetl
Tuesday, November 81. at 10 a. MI
at the Hotel Washington.
Tuesday. the parliamentary pro-
cedure department will meet at the
Y. w. c. A. at 1880 p. m. II.
Nelson Shaw conducts the class in
public speaking.
Wednesday, the club chorus
meets in the Montelius building. at
$3.50 a m.
Saturday, the Daughters Auxil-
larry viii visit the Girls Parental
school.
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ROBERT
PARLIAMENTARY CLASS

7
Robert Parliamentary Law Class
will meet at the Y. w. c. a. wednes-
day. November rs, at 1870 p. m. Mrs.
Ella Cudihee. chairman and teacher.
The lesson will consist of: Take a
question from the table; take up a
postponed question before its prop
er time: discharge a committee; re-
consider; rescind.
Nine Harriet Saunderson's class
in public speaking will have for its
lesson. Opportunity"
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LORRAINE
CHAPTER. O. l.. s.

lorraine chapter Order OF East
crn Star. win give its anniversary
dance Saturday evening. November
"a. AZ the Masonic club. Arcade
building. An invitation Is extended
to all Mnsons. Eastern Stars and
friends.
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non1c cnAprER 30. %

Doric Chapter No. SO, order OF
the Eastern star, viii initiate eandi.
dates on Tuesday evening. Noyem'
Der 81. at Masonic temple, Fremont.
Officers Night viii be celebrated.
and all Eastern stars are invited.
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Entertain Friends
ON HOLidnn

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Leroy Morris
win celebrate Thanksgiving day with
dinner OK ten covers given az their
home.
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Informal Bridge
EUeniu0

DR.. and Mrs. Christie Turner enter.
tanned with delightful informal
evening OF bridge at their home on
Saturday evening OF last week.
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ELfJAu VOICE soc1rTY

The Elijah Voice society win have
a meeting in ]. o. o. r, temple sun.
day evening. November %. ut 7:ts
o'clock. Subject, THE Overthrow OF
satau's Empire"
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Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs. Howard W. Parish enter.
tanned with a charming luncheon Of
thirty covers at her home on Wednes.
day afternoon.
Bridge was the later diversion
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Ladies. GRoTTo CLUE

The Ladies' Grotto club will meet
Of tho Federated clubhouse. Wednes.
day, November %, at y. m. The
subject Tor the day will bc National
Parks" Roll call responded to with
Current Events"
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fIrLpERs' GLUE

The Helpers club, OF Aloha chap
ter. No. ll6. o. L. s, viii hold an
hil.day bazaar and food sale at Dau'
bensmith & Havlock's. 40s 72d ave.
n. T.. Green Lake, Saturday, De-
cember /.
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Nah Jongg Supper
and Dance

Miss Molly Peirce will be hostess
this evening at her home. entertain
ing sixteen friends at nah jongg
supper and dance.
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Posters suggestive OF any Camp
fire activity. OF Christmas parties.
carollng, Christmas baskets, hiking.
etc. Start yours today and turn
II in by December is. A week at
camp for the best one.
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Thanksgiving
Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. ostrander
are entertaining on Thanksgiving
day at their home. with a family
dinner OF ten covers.
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HOLD BACK TO SCHOOL

NIGHT"
on Friday. November 81, n Back
to School Night was enjoyed by
parents Of Ballard high school stu
dents
At tho close OF the classes the
parents were afforded The pleasure
Of an assembly. Matthew IIin. a
representative Of the American Lc-
gion, was the main speaker OF the
evening. in addition, a group from
the Glee club rendered q few muH-
cal selections
This meeting closed the member
ship drive Of tho Ballard high
school PIT s.
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Piano Recital

Harry Krinke will present Alice
Gnascr in piano recital at his
studio. In the McKclvey, on Monday
evening. November 20. nj $50 o'clock.
The program follows:
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HONE SEWING CLUR

The Ladies' Home Sewing club
will meet Friday noon. November
80. with Mrs. Annie Lafferty. 1910
18th ave- Bring sandwiches. Take
car No. Il.
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nnnLIEna r,fitn

Tho Orpheus club viii hold It's
monthly meeting at the home Of Mrs,
T. Ellis. pi6 goth ave. November 20,
az 200 p. m.
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Mss Frances Williams,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Family Dinner
at Home

Mrs. ]. G.. Pcirce viii gather ten
members OF her family at her home
for Thanksgiving day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ]. shorrock
are receiving congratulations upon
tho birth 81 a hon. November 20. NJ
the Seattle General hospital.
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Concert at Queen
Anne Church

A chorus concert viii be given at
tho Queen Anne Christian church
Monday evening, November &c. at s
o'clock.
The program TO be presented viii
DO as follows.
chorus. o. Hail u. Ys Free. from Ernai
Mr.. Graham and Chorus
Plane
Erotikon ..,.............. syogreu
waltz 10 & Minor .....,t..s Chopin
Nuas Frances Williams
chorus. star Of Descending Night.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Emerson
Soprano
song OF india i. Rimaky. Rorsakow
b starry Night .,..,,.,... pensmore
Holiday .,.t.,rss..ts....ss. Scott
Miss Margaret Moss Homlon
violin
Tn Spring ..,..........,.... GricE
seivejEs Song ..,s.'..'.-..,, cries
ubertnFs ...s....,..... Wicnawuki
Mlua sIri Engmann
Tenor
Roeit. O. Loss Of Sight
Aria. Total Eclipse tsamsonl Handel
Aria. Whctc'er You Walk
Mr.. Graham Morgan
Trio. Tho Wren ...s,.s.,..4.-., Benedict
Miss Irene Spencer. Miss EnEmhnu.
Miss williams
Chorus, Song Of the vikings .FaninE
Mlaercrc. from n Troyatorc
Mrs Hemlon. Mr.. Morgan and Chorus
Of thirty voices
Mrs. Luciia ktchiey. uccompnnlst
Mrs. Harry Cone, director
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BELLEvUEs

~. Z q. WV q LAatfN -
Preparations are progressing sat.
isfactorily for Bcltevuo's big three
day entertainment, 10 be given by
the Bellevue woman's club and the
Bellevue District Development club
on December 9Th. 9TH and Sth at
their clubhouse
Mrs. Virginia McGovcan OF New
York. so long associated with East.
crn theatrical productions. assisted
by Mr. Roger Leland Wiley, tenor
Of Seattle, will bc heard In a vocal
sketch. "Bcllevuc's Singing Bellies
and Bcaux," comprising songs both
old and now Mrs. Alice Williams
sherman, well known viollnist. Is ar
ranging the orchestral music. Mr.
| Harry Krinkc viii present one OF
his advanced piano pupils, and Their,
will be numerous other attractive
features on tho program, which viii
be announced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24

Club Plans "MiGer Tea" for Friday After
noon. Italian Garden Setting tor Jumor
Dance
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port on the state convention. Mrs.
Burns, president, requests a large
attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24

The Nawakws group OF Summit
school was the first to give money
toward the ship. Last June they
gave the money left in their
treasury from candy sales after
buying curtains for their rooms.
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w. c. r. L. To MEET
The w. C. T. L. will meet at the
home OF Mrs Hammonds, e72a
Sycamore ave, Tuesday. November
q. when Mrs. Titus will give re-
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COUNCIL on Minute w

COUNCIL or MINUTE WOMEN
Mrs. Harry -. Hurley viii enter.
tain informally at tea on Friday at.
ernoon. November 30, from Q until 6
o'clock. AT her home, ilG p. list a.,
In honor of the Seattle Council OF
Minute Women.
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enAMLEr, ro Rn pnEsrNrrp

HAMLET TO BE PRESENTED
The Kenneth Eugene Frederick g
stroning Players will present "A
shakespcarean drama, Hamlet" on
Wednesday evening November 2s. at
The Y. NJ c. A. In honor Of the tor.
centenary festival being held over
the world in conmcmoratlon Of
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The Zonto club Of Seattle viii
meet Wednesday November IS. at
12 noon al the Northold Inn. Miss
Anna Marie Brueggcrhoff will he
tho speaker on this occasion and
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Have you secured every possible
subscription for the Ladies' Home
Journal? There cannot be success
without your cooperation. Read
about the contest. II is open until
December is. After that you may
continue your subscriptions.
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FEDERATED CLUBS
To ASSEMBLE

The Seattle Federation Of women's
clubs win meet at the Federated
clubhouse. corner Of Thomas 81. and
Harvard ave ". Monday afternoon,
November %. at 2 o'clock. Mr..
Frank Waterhousc. president OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce. win speak on
Ideal Relationship Among Civic
workers" Mrs. W. II. Utter viii
talk on "The Responsibilities OF
Women Voters" Interesting reports
Of different departments win be
heard.
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WAsHINGTON HIVE No. oll

Washington Hive No. 9i4, ladies'
Of the Maccnbeeg. Will give a card
party at the home Of Mrs. Louise G.
French. 1920 n. 43rd st. Tuesday,
November 27 Luncheon 90 o'clock
Maccubees and their friends invited.
HARMONY HOMESTEAD no. 1743
Harmony homestead No. t743
brotherhood Of American Ycomen
win give o masquerade dance at
Moose hall. Eighth ave. and Union
st.. Tuesday evening, November o.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS
Headquarters has received n beau
TRULY beaded stole, illustrating the
service given by the Campfire Girls
during the past year. The designs
were mndo by Mrs, Frank HcNell,
and the stole made by Frances Jane
Hart. Of the Wokanza Campfire. un'
der tho guardianship OF Miss Fran.
ces Wolfe. This rs tho first article
toward tho national exhibit.
a ship loro class, conducted by
Maj. lngrnhnm. VIII begin Monday,
December 8. This class is limited TO
10, ana those Wishing 10 join II are
asked 20 sign up at headquarters be.
foreh0nd. Bring notebook and PEN
ellis.
The Nibewin Campfire held n joint
ceremonial with it's sister camp.
Wolianza. on Thursdny. November
10. at the Rayenna gymnasium.
Miss Ruth Brown conducted the
fire. which was attended by parents
and friends. The next meeting will
be n candy sale for the ship, on
which the girls have taken n room
10 furnish.
Four Issaquah Campfire Girls
who are doing much 20 make n sue.
cess OF the Ladies' Home Journal
drive are Helen Smith, Myrtle Hoye.
Annie Montl and Helen Tx. Their
guardian rs Mrs. Minnie w. schom.
Der.
Phyllis Downing. scribe Of the
Campfire group for the younger
girls in cordovn. Alaska. writes that
they took in si7s at n dance given
! recently The money 81 20 be used
win discuss Club Organization and
Promotion Work.
At the last nreetInG Of the ciuf
Mr.. X. l.. Fromme. forest super
| visor OF Washington from Olympia
I was the speaker. Mr.. Fromms
spoke on Protecting the Forests.
! illustrating his talk with some beau
q tifui slides OF the Olympic noun
i taiuH.
Mrs. Clara Curtis, first vice presi
dent OF the Zonta club. Is entertain
ing tho members OF tho club witt
a weekend party this Saturday an'
n Sunday gath and 25th-at her sum
Z, mcr home at Waterman.
9 HOME ECONOMICS LUNCHEON
i on Friday. November 80. at ! ]
, IN. there viii be Home Economic
l. luncheon FOR Home Economic
d Alumnao and their children. al III
social hail. Home Economics build
B, ing
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Campfire Notes

10 come 10 Camp bchlin nbN1
mor. An ice carnival ls being pan
ned
A meeting was he'd by the La La
Wa Campfire Girls. at the home oil
Marietta and Louisette Bcrgeron'
Committees were appointed 10 VISIT
the hospital and 10 visit the baDy
that the group has adopted. Aitcr
the business, refreshments were
served. A bazaar Is 10 be given ny
the girls the first week In Deem
ber
what has your dad offered TO do
for the camaraderie? For tho Mibe'
win and Wokanza campfires we
have Mr. Bert Oliver "a regular ship
pninte0: Mr.. e. Hart. who spccializes
in making fireplaces; Mr. Bartlett
and Mr.. johnson WalterBdorph. Inc
mothers are Interested, too, and Mrs.
II. Crook. Mrs. Il. Bartlett and Mrs..
John Waltersdorph are making cur
tains for the social hall.
The girls OF Miss Alice Brooks
group OF Port Angeles. Washington,
are very busy. Besides trying to
make n success at selling the Ladies
Home Journal. they are planning an
opcn.air meeting for carly In the
spring and trying TO earn money for
the group.
/ Besides earning ;55 each for
camaradoric, the Nootkanas group is
very busy making plans for bunga.
low all their own. II has been but "A
dream for long. long time. but now,
| with the lot and the wood for the
building all ready. before long many
| Nootkanas and their dads are going
10 be busy really making II. IT Is
planned 10 have one big room with a
fireplace, a small kitchen and store
room.
We have cast off and left the dock
behind The ship fund cruise has
started. Are we going 10 have 5000
I
by December Is? The answer is
are you going 20 get your five? The
race is on. Which group will have
the most?
/. The new camaraderie honor 70
every girl securing five subscriptions
or more by December Is.
.. a weekend at Camp sealth 70
every girl in the group occurring the
: greatest number by December Is
. Minimum, 60
3. A subscription 20 everygirls'
and the Torch TO every girl in the
group securing the second highest
number Of subscriptions. Minimum
so.
4. Choice Of the annual snow shoe
trip or a week at Camp Sealth TO tbs
three girls securing the creates
, number Of subscriptions by Deem
\ Der Is.
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L1TERARY ANp TRAvEL 81

The Literary and Travel club VIII
meet ut the home OF Mrs. a. w.
Hawley. els 18th ave. n, Monday
afternoon. November &c. at 1880 p
m. Tho japanese earthquake, its
causes and effects, win be discussed
by the members
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Detmer and
family visited with Chas. Olsonbrandt
and family Thursday evening.
Roland Achterberg spent Tuesday
night with Roy Detner.
John Steffens moved his cook shack
to where he will start farming.
]. Bruner went to Imperial Monday,
Mrs. Braner going as far as Lamar
to do some shopping.
Lester Eickmeier and family have
been laid up with bad colds.
w. ]. Detmer and Nick Janders FIN.
ishsd George hammers hog house
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kruger and
family visited at the Harry Lundy
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Detmer and
Mrs. Roy Achterberg and son visited
Grandpa Detmer Tuesday.
Miss Adeline Wingert, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Landreth and son, Wilbur. went
over near Crook, where they visited
their daughter, Mrs. Carl Neice.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
Beachville News

". c. Heller went TO Holyoke We'd
nesday afternoon and had seven OF
his teeth pulled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Haynes and son
visited few days at the Artman
hcme last week.
II. l.. Chase and little daughter OF
Denver. visited At the I. II. Saylor
home a few days last week.
=. Z. Cronquist took dinner with
Hellers' Friday.
The Beachville p. r. A. meets on
Friday night. A good prorr~m and
good time was had BY all. The next
meeting will be May 25th. -.
Fielder Brothers purchased q stack
Of hay OF Roy Heller. Monday.
VIII Fielder helped Roy Heller and
Joe Shaw pull the well pipes Monday
afternoon.
Gus Richardson called ~ the Heller
home ON Monday on bis way over to
". +. HATS.
MIR. and Mrs. Frans Ahnstedt spent
Sunday at the Artman home
Henry wesinsn bought n load OF
cane from Roy Heller rucsday.
An eight pound eiri IN reported TO
have arrived Al the Frank Biorklun
home. Congratulations Frank.
Grandma SpraEua returned TO her
home In Iiolyokc after spending a
week with her daughter. Mrs. l. II.
saylor.
Mr. and Mrs. hoy Heller and Ron
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Airs. Hellor's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Cauble.
Mr. and Mrs. John clute spent Sun.
day at tho !. n. saylor homa.
MIR. and Mrs. John sardquitt and
daughter visited at tho, John Hngcr.
man home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. ". &. Heller and Joe
Shaw went over to =. n. Anstins' ON
Sunday.
Roy Heller and son called al the
John fiaxermnp and saylor homes
after BIS well tools.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
SOUTH AMHERST

silas Bruncr visited his parents on
Sunday.
ArvId Lundy spent Saturday after.
noon with Oscar Kruger.
n. n. Barbour spent Sunday with
Willard ButtcrHeld.
Frank Detincr. sr.. has his early
potatoes planted.
Visitors at the Chris Sanders home
Sunday were. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sporl and family.
Mr.. and Mrt. George Sporl and fam.
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Adkins aud
family were Sunday visitors 1T the
Oscar Olson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fank u. Gray visited
at the o. W. Martin home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. welper and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Hoiiger aud family
were Sunday visitors nj The Helms
home.
Mr.. and Mrs George spori and fam.
ily Waited at the John spofl home on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Jundera visited with Mr.. Peter.
son Sunday.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
OPEN FOR sus,nsss

After brief shutdown. the Hol.
yoke Farmers Coop. mill is again
In operation with L. Fulkerson. ~
miller. tlrning out Tip-Top -four and
all kinds Of mill feeds. When order.
ing four from your grocer. insist on
Tip.Top flour, made ut home.
Holyoke Mills.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
Pleasant Valley

Pleasant Valley
Leo Walgren shelled corn for Cliff
Harte Monday.
Leo Walgren played for a dance
near Hilltop last Saturday night.
Mrs. 4. A. Sickle took dinner with
Mrs. N. L. Fuqua, Monday.
Gus Shryer is working for f. A.
Sickle this year.
John Penwell and his niece, Mrs.
Ike Penwell, called at the Sickle
home Tuesday.
Bert Jaycox has the roof on his
house so it won't leak although it is
not finished. ses-
Ike Penwells nephew, Jim Ross,
a young man about twenty, came from
Ohio with Mrs. Ike Penwell and will
stay here this summer.
Sam Rouze and son, Glen, autoed to
Imperial Tuesday on business and for
a short visit with relatives.
Albert McGaughey is having quite
a siege with the flu.
~ 1ol srr a1.,1 xx.sf lT,,~
Stewart last Thursday. They made
quilt for her.
Cliff Harte is trying to have the flu
but he hasn't been able to make Mrs.
Harte believe he is sick enough to be
in bed yet.
John Barbour and family were Sun.
day dinner guests at the Willard But
terfield home.
Otto Eikele. and family were Sun
day afternoon callers at the Leo Wal.
gren home.
Carl Radtke is building new chick.
en- house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weis spent Monday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Stewart.
The young people met at the Fred
Lltze home for choir practice.
: Carl Radtke went to Julesburg Sat.
urday to bring out Mrs. Ike Penwelrs
good, which she shipped.
Dick Barbour and Dicks father, of
Hoiyoke were Sunday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Sickle.
Harry Martin and family spent Sun
day at the home of Herb Briggs at
Lamar.
Grandpa Walgren takes no nourish-
ment at all and SO he is gradually
failing.
Mr.. Miller's three oldest children
were Sunday dinner guests at the F.
Martin home. They also attended the
church endeavor with them in the eve
ming. !.
Roy Barbour of Holyoke. spent two
days at his brother Johns ranch last
week. Roy looked over and made :,
few changes in the radio and helped
butcher hog.
frankie Arnold and family return.
ed home Wednesday OF last week
from their visit they have been max.
ing for four or five weeks with Mrs.
Arnold's people.
Herb Briggs and family were Sun.
day dinner guests at the Harry Mar.
tin hcme. Robert Martin and wife.
and Roy Martin and children were
afternoon callers.
The farmers around here can get
their blacksmith work done this sum.
mer OF Fred and Halle Lutte as they
expect to follow that business. This
will be much handler than going TO
town in the busy time.
There were about 75 neIghbors who
took lunch and gave Isaac Penwell
and wife n royal reception. Saturday
evening. Mrs. Penwell arrived here
last week TO Join her husband who
has been here since early last fall.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
Jule.burg: Star Route

Ernest and Goldie Balderson are on
the sick list this week.
Fred Culp is plastering a school
house near Venango this week.
Mrs. Frank sprague is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Herman .Einspahr has been on
The sick list but is some better at this
time.
Miss Masselman is doing the house
work for Mrs. Herman Detmer while
she is indisposed.
Mrs. Garten is enjoying visit from
her mother from Wray, who is just
recovering from an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sanders and Mr..
and Mrs. John Sporl were callers at
the Chris Sanders home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sporl and the
baby and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Atkins
were callers at the Herman Detmer
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Detmer ate sup
per with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Achter-
berg, Sunday evening.
Frank Spragne is busy hauling his
wheat to Holyoke.
Herbert, William and Martha Brandt
and Kenneth Goodman spent Tuesday
evening at the home of George Hull
ger.
WILL PAY TWO CENTS MORE
IN TRADE FoR.vouR EGGS AND
POULTRY AND sHlpEs.-E., w.
RUSSELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dirks were callers at
the John Detmer home Tuesday. g
Mr.. Beal and Mr., Balderson are the
owners Of new Rumley tractors.
WE WANT YOUR CREAM, EGGS,
PoulTRY.-E. w. RUSSELL.
The Morning View and Grand View
p T. AS. had their meeting at the
Grand View school house Saturday
evening For entertainment they
gave play and had readings. 1t was
voted thae both schools 60 together
and have a picnic the last day. OF
school.
FRESH MILK AND EGGS AT ALL
Times.-E. W. RUSSELL.
The w. II. club met with Mrs. John
Detmer, Thursday. for an all day ses-
sion. The club worked on articles for
the bazaar. The visitors were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Detmer and Mrs. Roy
Achterberg. The afternoon was spent
socially and shower was had on
one OF the club members. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Gerard. April 10Th. in the after.
noon. 1...s
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12

A. schEUNeMANN's STORE Al.
WAYS PAYS HIGHEST PRICES
FOR EGGS AND POULTRY.