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New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Miss Lots kirkham, daughter of Mir and Mrs John kirkham of Cedar street, has returned from Wells col logo. Aurora, \. Y. io spend her va cation with her parents.
 Miss Catherine Wells, daughter of Mrs William Nclls of Nrwins)on, has returned from thr Conncrticnt College in New ondon. iu spend her summer with her moth,r.
 Miss Beatrice EoNnal daughter of Mr. and Mrs Louis Errnai of LcN- ington street is cutcrlainins party or friends at Madison over the week cnd.
 Miss Rarbara Swift daughter of Tamadgr Swifi Of Cedar street, has returned from Wells collcEo, Aurora, \. '.
 Hadasyah sewing circles wili hold bridge and luncheon for thoir mcm- brrs only at Hotel Burriit Monday evening. Junr lG. They will have as their speaker Mrs, C. Gre, niicld of New York city Tine Mrs. |. swarsNy and Mrs. N NJ. Miller alll be thc hosir sscs The committee in rharRa are Mrs F. sircrhush chairman, Mrs. Leon kaiz Mrs. e. Bnrsan, Mrs N Npcrt Mrr n. Gordon, Mrs. s. Vie.
 Thr Juuipr-Scnior promenade ot Ray Path institute Springfield Mass, was hold ai Inc kimhall hotel Juno 11. Among those present from ihis city were Miss EHihrr KoploWitz daughter of Mr. snd Mrs simon kop. olonitz of Hartford avenue. and Miss 1 Mary Wrioh daughter of. James wolch Of Main street.
 Miss Constance Taylor daughter of Mir and Mrs, l.. II Taylor of Bcr. liu has returned from cornell uni. vorsitv 'o spend her summer taca ton with her parents.
 ] Mrs. Grorac Bcrson entertained a 9 bridge party Tuesday evening at het hom" on Arch street Mrs. l. Side faUs and Mrs. 1 Sadie "on iho prizes
 nr. aud Mrs. Edward Hayes obsert rd thc ivcmy-nnh anniversary o their wedding at thrir home on Win fer street today.
 Ensigu Ar.hur L. Grirsc Who grad uatod iast ~ook from tho iniict stat,g Naval Academy has been as signed to thc 1'. & g Virginia.
 Orlando Y. Swift has benn appoint "d editor in chief of the "Norvicl Guidon. 'hs cadet wspaper at Nor Rich l-niv"rsf-v %urthnnld. ".
 The Washington school faculty rn trrtained al dinner Thursday rtfn iag at tAe Busmess and profrssiana WumaH'E cIup in honor or Mrs. Mar saret Mor1Irity and Miss Agnes An lars0n. both bridos-t1-be. The roou and table a~rs prnfti'y decorated i pink and whitr. Mrs. Oquist ratered
 Mis- Mars Termsy. principal. artct a- toas mis7 rs@s. and prevruirf sar' irido-"t"rt r1tn pair Of stersing sil Eg ranIIr sfirk holIrrs
 fThe Mizsas Bradley. Olson an ns'tana entertained vf'h vors' sriot TjaHu selections srra rendered b niss Et'4efa,ss an5 rss5gg hy Nils Wairn. Dancing fof'oHa1
 @rz urrfsrty fr svun tr b-r3m 'Fs bride 1t Ervfn srr=n -bHa Nir Anderson ~jB bs~o1e fine bride n A.Hert ront in She ssL
 Thoar st tFs parry -ers. ths H1zss To1may. uouaHun. fBunlst. Corhl' Brennan. t-aamhers. Hickey. IeEro Larson. Mary I"efsu. o'Erien. Ring rssa Wilson. Uipelius. Daly. Sullivan Campbell. Ostian8, Eenehan. Eosof I5Ouovan. AnHprs0t Lift3ehaIes. Wal pn. Cur iu. Wad1ri4. Bayer. Christen sen. Thompson. svea Johnson. Svss Johuson. rfrses Meehan. Bradley. O) son and Mrs. McGsHey and Moriariis
 Virf4ru EruHrr. a =fu3s~' a- Ford -za, ~nurza. tz pending hlz s8mms .-scs'ior in to--r-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Mrs. Kenneth Scarle entertained A number of friends at bridge and toa at her home on Adams street this afternoon
 Miss Elcanor l.,wis will attend the promenade at Trinity college on Monday evening,
 Orlando Swift, son ot Tatmadsc swift uf Cedar s'rcrt will spond the summer months in training a' Camp pr,cns
 Tho k. A. Girls will hold house party at Short Beach next week end.
 Miss Miriam Mouat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Laurence Moust of Grove Hin, win entertain the mcm bers of the Alpha Alpha Sorority alumuoo at bridge at her home on Turslay evening.
 Mir. and Ms. C F. Ronn"t and daughters of Forest street will spend tho summer on a ranch in iho west.
 Members of lhc Phi Sigma sorority will hold housc plry al thc sum. mrr home of Mir and Mrs. Mas tnL'Ihacb at Bay View noAt week fnd.
 Jack Kj,kham, son of Mr. and Mrs. John l>irkham of Cedar street, has .rtmned from laj",
 Miss Clara louisc Tran' and Miss 1ur'in" Traw. daughters of Mr. and Mrs Frank Traut Of Wrst Main street have returned from Nariha Washington collcE", Abingdon, Nir- Etnja.
 Mrs Emory rorhin Of West Main street has rnstnucd home after spend ing fow days tn New London. Conn,
 Mias lrrnr Swift daughter of Tal- rnadgc Sei1 nC C.dar strnc' is home from ibr Wainu, Lane school, Ger mantown, ltnH.
 Miss Frances Wu}ams. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. X Williams of New Britain, will be married 10 Kenneth McNniert. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo. soph A. N. Mcknight of Milford June 2i. at the homo 0f her parents Miss Doris Williams sister Of ths bride aud graduate of Nassar college UiiI h" thc maid of honor and ths bridesmaids will bc Miss Amalia Trout Wellesley. go. Miss IdIIiar Sirath and Miss Julian Miller. q rotis- iu. all of New Britain and Miss Char fctto Mcknight or Milford. sister ot inc bridegroom Mr Mcknight IIa' s,lrctr1 for his best man. Gordon As. tor Goldsmith nf Milford and the uslt. CTS will bc Earl NorwfH Thmp of Nil. ford. William E Knoll oT West Haven Heynar1 l.. Mcknight. q brother ol fho bridegroom. Of Milford and Hu- bert E Williams af New Britain. q brg;hcr of fine bride. | large rccrp- ton and dinner will follow thr corc- menv. after which Nr. and Mrs. Hr. Knight viiI lcaer nH 3 prdiinr trip.
 The veterans oC fHr 1nisf Nachiu, Gun Battalion Whtch sr~vod in th' World War with the tvrHfy-siVth Ji- yision aiiI hold reunion at pakdsI- Tatern. WaiIiuGCord. .r Saturday June 1t ts New Britain men holred malr up Tho ranks of this haitaliaH numntr nj veterans from here zti attend fhe reunion
 
 Curtts- rtHord of Ear-arfou srs. rue is home frnu Syrarrar uritsrei'y Tor ths sumrurr tacstiau
 
 Sir. and Mrs. Thomas V. Hiu~h1ifr gre attending the centennial roTU- meucrmru' at Trry-rIser Polytechnic Institute. Troy. N- N.. this week. In connection With the commencement thp fraternity Df which Nr. HinchHGs is a r1eIaber. is laying a cornerstone for ifs now sI5G. .gpU fraternity house
 
 Mrs T. 1T. Coesv+.u uF ThsH1"rr sfrfrf returned TIr stiag frsfn 1it. H0i- voke college q nfre ste attended thf zsth reunion cf her class.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Mr. and Mrs. r. Q. Clark and Mr- and Mrs. Harold Clark or East Berlin left today for Canada in company "iiH inc members or the Rotary club or New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Miss Lila Mills. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \. 4. Mills Of Court street is home from st. Hargaret's school in Waterbury for her summer recess
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Mrs. Y. q. 1uoss "F Grorn'cood efrset has rn'u-urd from t'"uEht""r- s5s. <. |. after stsr of seNsrsl 1eetz.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

fh'
 snrlr, .. c,, - \, every Monday and while E.,,s are not very largo as .,rsst rises as the season The Wednesday luncheon A afford q delightful way of <, and are, of course, very yu Tuesday the state g.bs Daughters Of Founders N, of America, will be held Luls Meadow club, bringing .thsring of members from u towns in tho state. More ~srstions have already 
 rr t,as Of the New Britain s.ool successfully presented Iv of Rimmon" in the Camp r,torium on Tuesday and N evenings Of this week. The rpram follows;
 Klng of Damascus. .. ...,.. Gladys M, Olsen ss priest Of the House Of no..... Marie F.. Moore Noble o' Damascus. c. ..aa,.,. Mary c. Conway ....a.,.lienel s. Mort n .an.. Grace M. O'Connor ..o.. Alice F, Shattuck aIcs Of Damascus,
 , ihs Kings Fool,..,... Gertrude A, St, George taptain O. tho Armies Of ra u,,,,, Edith Stayman captive Maid o' Israel ,.. Alice A. Hamel aG Nsamau .,,...,,,. an.,,.... Martha Clark no.,, Audrey F. ThaNcr au,. Virginia II. TallarI lTsisnts of TsarpL
 htfhtt Of Israel ,.,..,... o,n Margaretta Jones by a,.., Alice l.. Lynch ar,., Helon N. 1.awlor sifom the Assyrian King. Nlanett Light Sylvia katz- ' ihe House of Bimmon N Piai, Irene \. Nahl- Htsrne B. Whitney.
 Rose Alpcrin, Mary ! rs C Daily sarah \. Daly, pay Catherine O. Egan. sgpiberg, Marie Horrigan, Et Margaret N QuinliNan. gaois Josephine Ryan, NrI.n
 Gifs a' tho Temple - ann Helen Cofranccsro, lFaahr Genorietc kosinsl,i. lf1oite, Elizabeth Moss. Fa1lo, Caroline r. Saucr.' Yemen oi llamascus-1E. Constance Bcycr, Icona s Brown, May Casiowitz h Rosalinl II. I'itzelm hine E ilmriean, Bertha Lanlce Johnson. Doris H Nnlloha'd. Elinor < iihy Moss, Eleanor lI Y tnkcIbarh, Mary X. saaseus and lhc Noun ',ra. Time. E. C. Sao. h 5 Night in tho garden q Damascus. Scene IT. hall in iicdhadad's pal h following morning.
 .9rfcourt of thr House hne, week later.
 'a'aats tent among tb, hah. a1' l. Naaman.a ion, al H lnuor cour, or ill, lanoh rimr, rhroe day Ntac
 lumber.
 ir'ne A Vahlztrom 'ifttn tho a,ts
 v ihs Oratorio
 Sir Micbact co.ta 'aH unfolls rom
 pelilah" saint-sacn. leai A. r..wio
 sity. ''' '''' '' " Tabjsatl and ,.bo,.,,. paai March-l'ron
 Sir Michael Costa slea Club assisted b, Quartet.
 a'oi Louis ScImall.
 direction CT Miss l.. .pitisor Of musir u. flifs designed i,y ihe direction Of Mir
 state sn,,sr,i,o, ,,,
 stliE armBr aud dec .laas. designed ly and
 'ioh or Mise Vera
 of a4
 ihe direction of Mis-. s.iaasne, director n.
 scenery properties
 Baron. Sarah BaIv Wary katzman.
 Alparfr. rm;sr
 
 U. Margaret Doyle
 bsyes Gsn.,is,t e t,n- Mabel Keith s'si's LiEhi
 -lrsrs EsnnelIy }, ; lEmsHt Is mad
 aH others who in
 'as rroduction ot ,,'itz of 1o7 Bassstt atter 2 tno weeks
 sfd Boston. Mass .-.iivities in con. .s-. nsrt week al
 ihaituts Of Tech.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

srfbur Gausr son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gauer n' Hamilton strr't. re- turned Friday from Cornell uHivsr- -i'y.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Miss oTiee Shsr entertained 7f bridge at her home on Black Rock 4ysnps Wpdns s,iay afternoon in honor of her sister. Mrs. H. n. Damon. Tine nrizas were awarded 10 Mrs. I.-ad T,oruis Mrs. v. chase Coa!e aua Mrs. L.. W Gwatkins.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Mise ZuIttfs Tucker aho has hssu
 frscffrg iH Akron. Ono. the past year will return tomorrow 70 spend ft" summer at her home in Maple HiU-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Miss ama1fa TraHt, daughter of u-. sud Hrs. George Trsuf of W's' Main strsef. is home from Wellesley ecllsks-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

ur ard Mrs. An6re1 Eail enter tsipsd a number cf friends sf thfir home on Chsrtnan street 'sa Faf- urdsv evening in honor of Their 2Stn -s eJdirg sruivrrssrv.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Mise Vioia Enters of Maple Hi ls tho aussf ns Mr. and Mrs Seis An- aeraor 7r East Hampton.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Wi74rn ErnHrr- a =fusis.7' a- Ford --as rorrze. t- pending hiz s9mmer -scstior in ts-rr-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Miss Ruth Fish. daughter of Nr. and Mrs !. FIeh of the shuttle Meadow club took part in the pro- rram presented st the graduation rysrcjrss pf ths American school Tor 1raaf . hich zsrs he'd on The eteninE of Juus ! in The schocl auditorium in 4ras, Hartford. Mss Fish gave risro solo. "rufch Luiishy- MISS Ffsh has tust completed ? years T-ork in piano study and exhibits nof only and nnusua1 delicacy Of totich but also feeling of accent and rhythm.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

,contipusa on Fss. il,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

kr..si,z Of lo7 Bassrtt k,. aiter 2 two weeks
 sha Boston. Mass |- ''siifities in con-
 .e. aosmsrt week at ins'iiuts Of Tech
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Mir. and Mrs. C. Alariek Hunsha~ of Iinwood street entertained nun- hcr of friends at dinner at their home Tursdav evening in honor of their tenth wedding anniversary.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Miss LiHia Iiifl. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Frcdrrick Hill Of Winthrop strne'. has returned From inc Boston univrrsi'y 70 spend her summer tsca- ton with her parents
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Miss Lillian r'hrigtenssn rn'"r'ained at fea at fhr Rusinnss and Frofes- eiouaI Wpman's club on Wednesday rnr Mrs. John Rcriini of California % ho uas formerly Miss Euht Dixon nf this ritv
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Nre. r. 1T. CoesU.Hf ur Theodore sfrrrf returned TursIag frsfH M'. H"5- vake college nrrc ste attended the zsth reunion Of her class.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Mrs. Charlcs Fleisehtr of Black Rock avenue will leave Monday for an extended trfp through the Grand ranyon. California. Seattle and Alaska. returning home in the late fall
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Miss Dol ha F.. White. daughter of Mir. aud Mrs. Marcus White of For est stree. vas graduated from the Connecticut college in New London last Monday.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
z arranged for

. .adiugs arranged for 70 of this month f, there ,r,s., is
 'f z Z, 10 remain in town s'1lsp' lsaye to open t1'lr | RIh' rither at the shor9' rneA, ,hs country, or Tn the [,pp' nr m the transatlantic ci' y, !srr more people from
 stts tsan ever before ;,-o,,. :, |pt p to travel eNtensiNeIy iheut a, of Europe before re
 ts.'. ?. states at in the late fall kp ii' ,sct that so many peo-
 hs ,s' left town. there will 'Faes F.,ssring of New Britain f ,n party which takes I@ isirr sSr at the shuttle Mea- E a,p,rS number of dinner par
 ,,.5. the affair. one 9..,'.e Of the l' .s.t which Miss Frances
 v. .'i give. others enter
 .'a. 'i. Mir. and Mrs. Bailey fan'y Mir and Mrs. Johnstone
 @ .,5 '5 Mrs. Maxwell Porter <, q James Eobinson' MT. rS e'S stanley Mr. and Mrs ! coo,h, Mir. and Mrs. F, A. !. .,s Mrs. Beach of Bristol .sIss.,mOnic ss band will play 2 s,nper honr and si Yaffe
 ,. ,be music for dancing
 .clock. sprays of white
 | sr,-srcups will decorate
 ,sirb will he on the ter. { ,.b lawn . a,i,, |, gorts Of course are m stliI v ef interest and some very .,,prnaments have been ar ,gs place al the Country anIIlr, ,,,
 I.r every Monday and while ..,rs are not very largo as .,rsst rises as the season The "Wednesday luncheon Al afford q delightful way of !, and are, of course, very
 ysu Tuesday the state g.bs Daughters Of Founders Nd of America, will be held .,rls Meadow club, bringing lsthsring of members from Tu towns in tho state. More
 srstions have already
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

financial success.
 The school gymnasium was 2 pleas ing picture draped Tn the class colors. paie blue and white. The boys in their light flannels and dark coats. and their girls in their evenings dresses also made an attractive scene. Several favor dances were held dur ing tho evening.
 The festivities began at s:30 o'cierl when the grand march vas held. Tho students marched through various formations during which time fsyors wore given both ths young men and women. The march concluded when the couples marched before the pa irons and patronesses to he welcomed program of 14 dances followed fe ihe music Of the RacchaHalian orches- ira. The feature dauce of inc evening p-a- thr IaHf which took the form of a narai gras. strnamers flew From one corner tn another. and soon fii, couples were lost in fhr rass of coior ed paper. Ths party came 10 cio' at ! o'ei0ck.
 The patrons and pstrons7s"s vr'. Principal and Mrs Iaufs r. slaI' Wire Principal and Sire Iamrs i yaa5v. Yis= rtEa liar rt. Mss 5it drad Weld. 1fss Norma ErEsu. Iis I-Inreare Winters. Hrs Amv r r5uii- ford. r. Stnarf rstsa. Harrv u-asss1s- and Tssss ssnes.
 The rarnn1istss foHa7s Har~'9 rssrls. rhairmau. Psrnics T=tsr'. .rrseph rsnousak. Catherine rslla1sr and Arno shuhert
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29
HoLYoKE GRADE SCHOOL
REPORT FOR MAY

Report Of the Holyoke grade school
for the month ending May %, 1924.
Enrolment by grades; ist SO: 2nd 40
3rd 2S; 18th 80; 5th 80; 9Th 80: eth II:
Sth l6. Total enrolment 22i.
Average daily attendance by grades
lst SO; End 80; Ord 2S: ith SO; 5tn 80;
9Th 90; 9TH 70; sth IL. Total daily AZ
tendance. 2i0.
Hardness by grades: Is {; End
10; 3rd 4; 4th 10: 55th |. 9Th 10 eth
o: Sth 0. Total tardlness SO.
The following is a summary for the
year: Enrolment. boys 1871; girls 1888;
total 26i. No. between tie ages of s
and Il years. boys So: girls 81; total
1863. Daily attendance 212. No. OF visits
by parents 142 No. OF visits by Others
co.
For dlllgent and effective work
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29

done the past year promotions were
granted to all the pupils, few how
ever being promoted on condition and
if possible will be permitted to go on
with their class next year Holyoke
furnished nearly one-fourth of the
eighth grade graduates in the county
this year.
School picnics marked the closing
picnic was given the primary depart
ment by their teacher. The picnic was
held on the school lawn. Ice cream
was furnished by the teachers. On
Thursday the seventh grade went to
Gilbert's grove and enjoyed days
outing. The last day was given over to
picnics by the third, fourth and fifth
grades. The fifth grade planned day
at Gilbert's grove but were forced to
return on account of the rain. The
dinner was served in the class room,
ice cream being furnished by the
teachers. The third and fourth grade
boys had a challenge OF. a long stand
ing on base bal game. This was the
event of the morning and resulted in a
tie between the grades at the end of
the eighth inning, the rain interfering
with the completion of the game. Each
grade indllged in a picnic dinner and
in ice cream furnished by their respec-
tive teachers.
Time has marked the close of an
other school year and the vacation
time is now on. According to present
plans the same crop of teachers will
greet the children at the reopening
OF the school in September. There
should be no break in the work thus
insuring continuation Of the work
begun this year.
Respectfully submitted,
Chas. r. Peter Principal
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29
A MILLION DOLLAR RAIN.

Haxtun and vicinity was visited
Thursday evening by the long looked
for rain A severe storm blew up
from the northwest at about five
o'clock P. NJ and gave this country
n thorough drenchlng There was
considerable hail and soon the srolnd
was covered with IT. However the
damage by hail was not great. About
two inches Of rain fell. and every
body is jubilant, as it Is perhaps
truly stated that this rain came just
about Is minutes before It was too
late. Wheat is looking fine and
some claim that another shower or
two will guarantee a crop. HaAtnn
Herald
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29
CLOSING DAY AT
LONE STAR SCHOOL

Last Friday May 2S was the clos
ing day at the Lone Star school In
district No. rs. The morning hour was
given over 20 the feide .'ilg Of po-
eram by the school, The noon hour
having arrived a bounteous picnic
dinner was spread by the patrons of
the district. After having partaken
of the feast of good things ball
game was entered into between the
school and the men Of the district
which resulted in tie. Practically
every patron OF the school ives pres
ent besides several outside visitors.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29
Lakeside News
& & e M q &

Mrs. Asher Upholse md baby OF
Sterling came Wednesday to attend
the commencement exercise and will
visit her mother,Mr VIM. Miell for "a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Ide entertained
the c. NJ. Guernsey family to dinner
Sunday.
Chas, Warren returned Friday from
Kearney, Nebraska.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
Miell home were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. f.
Uphouse and Mr.. and Mrs. Guernsey
and family.
School closed in the Lakeside
district Friday, May 2S.
Miss Grace Struckmeyer closed
her school in the Beachville school
Friday and came home to spend the
SIMMER
Miss Lenore Guernsey is home
again after spending the winter in
Holyoke where she attended High
School.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29
Amherst News
4 Il Il Il 4 Il Il +

Mr. and Mrs. Logan SPELLS enter
tanned In honor of MIR. and Mrs. c. a.
Fulscher Wednesday evening at
six o'clock dinner and upon arriving
were pleasantly surprised to find Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Turner of Lincoln Neb
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chesney OF Eckley
who came for the occasion. After the
surprise was over all sat down to fire
chicken dinner. They were then busily
engaged in game of rook when 10
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fulschers' friends
arrived from Holyoke and Amherst,
The evening was then spent by dane
ing. The hosts and hostess of the eve
ming were Mr.. and Mrs. o. Van Meter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Spelts. AT
midnight an elegant lunch was served
by the hostess consisting off, sand
wich, salads, cake, pickles and coffee.
Mr. and Mrs, Fulscher were presented
with a lovely token showing the appre-
citation of their mny friends. All dep
arted at late hour wishing NJ. &Mrs
Fulscher happineses ana good luck i''
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs Henery Rodeman er
tertained at an elegant appointed dina
er Sunday evening in honor of Mr. and
Mrs Fulscher, The evening was spent
with some good music and the winners
of the evening We're Mrs. Albert Kay
ser, Lenord Rodeman, o. L. Dorm and
Mrs. c. \. Fulscher got the prize. At
midnight a very fine lunch was served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Dorm.
Kenneth Fulscher was dinner
guest of Vern Biddle Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Fulscher and Mrs. o, 3
Dorm were callers at the Biddle home
Sunday afternoon.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29

H. n. Marshall, well known attor-
ney of Julesburg, was arrested last
Sunday evening by sheriff w, f.
Cunningham in an intoxicated condi-
ton in his car which was parked in
the street in the west part of town.
Mr.. Marshall was lodged in the coun-
ty Jail over night, and Monday morn
ing was fined $500 and costs upon
a charge OF drunkenness by police
judge F. E. Allen, in police court.
-Julesburg Grit-Advocate.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29
MRS. WORK BURIED
AT ARLINGTON

Official Washington was much
shocked and grieyed over the sudden
death of Mrs. Hubert Work, wife Of
the Secretary of The Interior. On rri.
May 9th, while riding in her automo
bile, she suffered a severe attack of
neuralgia of the heart. and died a
few moments afterwards. Mrs. Work
was well known in Washington as
well as in Colorado and had host OF
personal friends. She was buried on
Monday in the Arlington National
Cemetery, members of the Cabinet
acting as honorary paii.bearerS
Members of the family who attended
the funeral services included DR.,
Philip Work and Robert Work, both
of Mrs. Work. The grave is on the
same hill on which the vault of Adm.
iral Dewey is located and has a ccm.
manding view of the Lincoln Memor,
ial and the Washington Monument,
with the city in the distance.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29
VETO OF 5URsum
BILL susTlNEo

The Senate has just voted 10 sus.
tain the action Of the President IN
vetoing the Busum bin 10 give In.
creased pensions 10 Civil War yeter.
ans and disabled Spanish War veter-
ans. a twothlrds vote Is required to
override presidential veto; and
fifty-three senators were for the bill
while twenty.eight opposd II. After
serious consideration, Senator Phlpps
voted against The veto and for the
hill. As to disabled Spanish War yeter.
ans, he has called attention 10 the
fact that an earnest effort viii be
made during the present session to sec
ure the passage Of special act. grant
ing them the increased amounts. rang
ing. In all. from $50 to $50 per month
aa provided In the Bursum bill. There
IS reason to believe that the now
measure may become law.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29
WILL START FOX FARM
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY

D. c. Wentz and Tom Bigham ship
ped in four pairs OF red foxes last
week expecting to start In the fur.
raising business. It is their intention
when they get a good start with TIE
red fox and learn something about
their characteristics and the care OF
them, to put in two or three pairs Of
silver foxes, and that is where the big
money is.
Luck to you boys. We sure like TO
see man branch out in something
new and original-Akron News.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29
South Amherst
4 4 4 x i 4 4 !

"a
Harold Rodeman ana Clarence
Kruger called on Hans Rahfeldt sun.
Mr., and Mrs. w Prussman were
callers at the Charles Kruger home
Friday
Hazel, Wilma and Esther Jacobitz
are on the sick list this week with the
measles.
Mrs. Gyser called =. the home of
W. Prussman Thursdday
Gladys Brase visited at the Charles
Kruger home Wednesday.
Ben Kruger called on Mr.. and Mrs
o. Kruger Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Senstock and family
were callers at the A. welper home
Sunday.
George, Lydia and Edna Helms
left last week for Bretand Nebr
where they will visit their sister Mrs
Alton Maaske.
Margaret Kruger called on Ellnora
Schmidt Sunday.
Evelyn Kruger visited with Flore
nee and Gladys Brase a few das this
week