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Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Smith returned
to Holyoke Friday after spending a
few days in Venango.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Furgerson who have
been running the Beauty Parloi
owned by Mrs. Florence Mckay left
Monday for their future home al
Lexington. Nebr.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Z Mrs. Sarah Blue. OF Denver. ac.
companied by her father who resides
al Champion, spent Sunday visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. A,
Bead and family.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Miss Mira Means returned to Hol-
yoke Friday after spending few
days in Denver.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21
Locals in Brief

Attorney c. D. Walrod left today
FOR a short business visit to Denver.
HIGH TEST MILK DELIVERED
TWICE DAILY. PHONE &C.. G.
MlLLAGE.
Irene Lancaster left Tuesday for
haywood, Nebr. to sped a few days
visiting her sistes.
Mrs. Ray Scebold returned Satur-
day after spending few days in
HaXtun.
John Park of Crooks, Nebr. arrived
in Holyoke Saturday to spend a few
days visiting relatives.
Mrs. N. E. Crawford of st. Joseph,
Mo, arrived in Holyoke Saturday to
spend a few days visiting her sister.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Mr.. Ben Erich and family OF Beat
ric. Nebr, arrived in Holyoke Friday
to spenda few days visiting Mrs.
Elrich's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Balderson.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Mrs. Effie Luttin arrived in Holyoke
Monday from Wallace, Nebr., to spend
few days visiting at the home of
her brothers, II. L. and d. L. Willis.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Willis returned
from Litchfield, Nebr., Sunday where
the former had been looking after
business interests.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Miss Lucy Martin. a former History
teacher in the local High School, now
teaching in Portland, Oregon arrived
In Holyoke Friday TO spend a few
days visiting friends.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

ED vs. JAMES
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

The members OF the young peoples
class of.the Christian Sunday School
enjoyed an outing at Champion lake
one day .ast week where they picnic
ed and spent some time swimming.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Peters aecompani-
ed the young folks. the former being
the class teacher.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Stava. of Lodge
pole. Nebr.. drove 10 Holyoke, Sunday
evening, the latter making a few
days visit with her brothers, H. L.
and d. L, Willis.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Marian Bear took Ray Mielrs place
in Bereman's store the first OF the
week, Ray being unable to work due
to an infected foot
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie Hayes left
Thursday by way of auto for Denver
and 10 spend few days in the noun
tains.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-21

FOR COMFORT AND DURAslL.
lTY, LET YOUR NEXT. CAR BE a
DODGE BROTHERS. NIEHAus.
RoUZE MOTOR CO.
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Concert for Benefit
IF FURNISHING Fund

Under the auspices OF the women
81 Mount BAKER Prcsbytsrtan
church. Mrs Florence Becisr will
give a song recital on Tuesday eve
ming. June !. in the Mount Baker
Park clubhouse for the benefit OF
the furnishing fund u the church.
Tho COMMITTEES on arrangements
includes Mrs Frank J. calklns.
Mrs. Frank Aver. Mrs. o c. Taylor.
Mrs. Charles Clark. Mrs william
r. Piper. Mrs r j. Bold. Mira A..
Preston Burns
Paironesses are Mrs r. y. Earl.
ing. Mrs, Victor Elfcndahl. Mrs. r.
F. Bigslow. Mrs. Il. r. Ballard.
Mrs. William G. John. Mrs. J. r.
Duthle. Mrs Byron l. Sutton. Mrs.
r G, RuEr. Mrs. q. r. N. Pratt.
Mrs Herbert ~ Turreil. Jr.. Mra.
y A. Porter. Mrs A. J. HlIiman.
Mrs. j. WIN Jones. Mrs John =.
Rau. Mrs n. II. burnside. Mira
Charles Christy Turner, Mrs.
Harry Henke. Mrs NJ. r. Calender.
Mrs w. r. Gwin. sfrs. r. +.
Weeks. Mrs, Josiah c. Moore. Mira
A. y. l.. Williamson. Mrs r. q.
Brautigau. Mrs. Arthur r. oRellly.
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Personal

Mn. Tggyo W Hoff. Of Albany.
y. y. and small daughter. Carol
Elizabeth. will arrive Saturday. 70
be the guests Of Ars. Horfs par.
snta STR. and Mrs A. s. Elford.
FOR three months.
Mr. Thomas Grant. who has been
IN London. England, for several
months. returned 10 town last week.
air. and Mru. Donald @. Graham
returned last week from a months
visit In Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcmillan arc
a few days al Lake Ores.
cent. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Prin.
Eie arc occupying their home while
they are away.
SIR. and sfrA Thomas Merrill have
returned from motor trip on
Vancouver island
Mrs. C. +. white will leave Mon
day for California to be gone sew
eral weeks,
During the summer months Mrs.
c. l.. sumbardo will be at home 10
her friends every Thursday after.
noon from : until & O'Clock. at i7l5
Sunset ave.
Afr. and Mrs. David Edward Skin.
ncr. who have been In tho East for
some time. arc expected home about
June 10.
Mr.. Humber Fotheringham left
this morning for Montana on a 10
days business trip.
Mrs. Franklin Sawyer Palmer left
this week for California on a shot
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcclellend
viii spend the coming weekend in
Portland.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
LYRIC CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

LYRIC CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
The annual election of officers
and banquet of the Lyric club was
held at the First Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening. May 20.
All officers were chosen by unani-
nous vote They are. Mrs VIM.
Leroy Baird. president; Mrs Erwin
l.. Weber, vice president; Mrs, II.
G.. Long, recording secretary; Mrs.
Frank |. Jackey, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. Newton q. Scram, IL
nancial secretary; Mrs. A. S. Mar
tin. treasurer.
Mr.. Graham Morgan was voted MS
director.
Others to be retained as mem
bers OF tho executive board are
Mrs. VIM. Bartee. chairman MEM
bership committee: Mrs. w. A.
Holden. chairman social committee (:
Mrs. Anna M. Brown, chairman re-
ception committee.
Az banquet following the cleo
ton. Mrs, Lucy s. Willoughby Of
ficiatcd as toastmis,rcss, Toasts
were responded TO by tho officers,
members and guests OF the club.
Tho Lyric club win begin It's third
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. John Macintosh win be host
ess foy North End guild at the ortho
pefic lunch room Friday. assisted by
Mrs. Charles osirom. Mrs. Oscar
Anderson. Mrs. l.. A. Russell, Mrs.
Emerson Fisher. Mrs. Ralph Mac
Donald. Mrs. Paul ParkhurE,. Mrs.
c. T.. May. Mrs. A. Y BENTLEY. Mrs.
Charles Mcconnell. Mrs. A. X. croth.
crs. Mrs. John Nelson. Mrs. Charles
aiccomb. Mrs. Frank schlcis. Mrs.
4. scougal. Mrs. orriu Drew. Mrs.
s. r. GcarharI and Mrs. l.. Horch.
over.
Medina guild. under the chairman
ship Of Mrs. A. 7. Zimmerman. viii
be in ehnrge all day at the Thrift
shop.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA inoeOo
Assistant-Frances Oldham
MuSio-Louse Raymond Owens
Miss Elford TO Be Honored at Several
Affairs; Rose Society WIN GiUe Tea

TO HONOR her sister. Miss Mar
4 son Eiford whose wedding 90
AR. Alfrrd sherman Ellsworth viii
he an event or early June. and an,
other sister. Ms rfyEsc iuif. Ger.
truae Flforh of Albany. \. ~, who
has arrived in town 90 spend the
summer with her family Mrs ~ A.
poVnis has extended invitations Tor
an informal tea % her home on
Tuesday afternoon ~ next week.
Assisting VIII b. Mrs NJ r. Hardin
ana The Misses Elizabeth Elfogd and
Helen MoWat,
other parties planned for next
week Ia compliment 20 Mis- Elgord
arc me handkerchief shower and
Sea Mrs y C. Armstrong; vii give
at her home on Thursday afternoon
and the bridge tea q ten tables Mrs
Eugene Coha win give Frlday. a.
her home, IN Lake Forest Park
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Transfer Japanese
Plants to Mongolia

TOKYO. May 22.-Transfer OF Jap
anese factories TO China, where labor
costs are much lower than in this
empire. is being urged by the Jap
anese consul at Chefoo. the China
port where the American fleet in
Asiatic waters summers. He says
that only by this method viii Jap
anese manufacturers be able TO com.
pete with British. American and
native Chinese goods in the China
market.
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BurdeHe Thompson VIII
BE June Bride

Mr.. and Mis-. Andrew David
Thompson announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Burdene
Octave Thompson. to AR. Eugene
woodmansce. handmaster on the
~. &, s. Seattle.
Rev Rudolph Erickson win read
the service az the homo Of the
hride.ciect's parents. on Saturday
evening June Z. AZ $50 o'clock. a
reception win follow The ceremony.
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Flocer Display and
Musical Tea

For tho benefit of the seattle Civic
Rose Garden. the members % the
auxiliary 70 the Seattle Rose society
have completed arrangements for a
Tower display and silver musical tea
on Wednesday. May Is. from ) until
O'Clock. on the sixth floor q the
BON Mnrche.
Receiving win b. the present off
crrs and the two past presidents u
tbe auxiliary They are Mrs sam
Austin Parsons. president. Mrs. Wal
ter r Bilcs, vice president. Mira
John otis Phillips, secretary; Mrs
David T pickey. treasurer Mrs
Arthur Alexander Phlnney. publicity
Mrs, Elijah Harper past president
Mrs. Ernest Healiy. past president
In charge o. refreshments vii
H. Mrs. james sturrock. chairman,
assisted by Mrs, olga Dieckhoff,
Airs. Walter W. French. Mrs, Paul
n. Msckie. Mrs. kari knausenherEer
Mrs A. W. Anderson. Mrs. } X
Iamison. Miss Violet BiogE, Mrs.
Lincoln Nordby. Miss Redsna nlozs,
AIRS. II. =. Kirer. Mrs Charles sid
nry Austin. Miss Grace Wilson. Miss
Nuriel Randall. Miss George Driver.
Mrs. William Harold Fix Mrs. WI
liam Myers. Mrs. Edwin selvln. Miss
Marian Forier. Mrs. Monrca Jones.
Mrs. Arthur Goodwin. Mrs, Russell
Hayes. Miss Catherine Collins. Mrs,
= Thomas O'BFyan. Mrs. Herbert
Swaiwell. Miss Anna CeSn Meston
nd Miss Elizabeth Trullinger.
The ushsrs viii b. IN charge %
Atrr- William Irwin TagEart, chair
man. assisted b. Miss Berthe Bell
l'risson. Miss Vera Davis. Miss
George creque. Mss June Hadficld.
Miss winifrcd BunEe. Mrs. Kenneth
e. Goodail. Miss Helen Andrew and
Hiss Eleanor johnson.
Presiding a, the tea urns viii Be
AIRS George H. Guy. Mrs William
Isoslney Evans. Mrs. Fred }. pingier
end sfrs. A. f. Maynard
Fortune telling win be one OF the
features Of the tea hour. with Mrs.
Inward De Pue in charge. Several
rominsnt women viii lend their tai
n,s for the entertainment o. tho
guests.
Mrs. Frank a. whitney u chair.
man q the. flower display and deco
rafions. Those desiring 10 communi'
ate with her are asked 70 aeil
"a rfd-is5s.
Featured on the musical program
win be the Richard Twins. former
Broadway high school students. who
wiH leave Seattle June /. for New
York. 10 fiji various engagements.
TIE program follows:
'raanlnE address 81 Mr.. r. y Usher.
uarh commission. introduced ~ Mr..
Il. 4. coiiisr. president Seattle Ross
soeisty.
psans--schssns ia G Miner chopin
Mirs Helen Hsrtrieh.
Tsl0--s chuhsrt's Ssrensde ..-....+..
H0iIinxsr Sisters.
pane. Dorothy: yioiin Heller, cello. Earn
Vocal saio--
fsb I'll Bseis' ...s.s...... l. Arfiti
lsy Last Pose % summsr ...
sfrr. paul D. Maeiis.
Mlss Grace Wilson a, the piano
Plano Rippfinx waters from olym-
pic suite james TIamfiton Hove
James HamiitDn Hove.
Nts3.n--
fsa Hungarian rsussspisi- Ksier Bella
$50 sgsfedltattsn~ from That's s...
Richard Sisters.
accompanied ~ Nr J. =. Better
rscai selections SIR. Warren Henderson
ssvpsy Dance Miss Ida islander.
Accompanied By Mics Gladys Marsh
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CIIfB

The next regular meeting OF the
Seward Social and Literary clun
win be held on Friday. May %.
at the home OF Mrs. Robert Aim
duist. 470s Lakeside ave. s.. with
Mrs NJ. w. Taylor OF Seward park
acting as the assisting hostess The
topic for discussion will be the
possibilities for art in the Average
Home"
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prcrprIoN p1.ANNEp

Mrs. C. y. Campbell will receive
members Of the Pennsylvania Study
club and their friends at her home,
ifi4 Ninth ave, Friday, May %. from
2 until 8 O'Clock. An interesting mu.
slcai program win be presented dur
ing the afternoon. Former residents
Of Pennsylvania are invited TO join
the PARTY.
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Babu Partn

Mrs, Donald g. Graham viii enter
tain with a baby party on Monday
afternoon al the home o. her mother
Mrs. o. Il. Fisher. IN celebration u
tho fourth birthday Of her little son.
Richard Fisher Graham. Fourteen
childrcn have been invited
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DUNLAP PIT. A.

An evening meeting OF the Dunlap
PIT. a. will be held on Friday. May
%, az 7:A5 o'clock. The program will
include a talk by Mr.. r. A. Nara
more. who will explain plans for the
new school: Miss Julia Shourols, s,i.
porvlsor OF science IN the grade
schools, will give an illustrated talk,
and there will bo community SINGING,
led by Miss Myrtle Landroth. with
Miss Ella Kramer at the piano. lie.
freshments.
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nouneed Mrs. =. v. Baker enter.
talacd az luncheon ana kitchen
shower ~ her home last Friday
afternoon yellow buJtcrcups were
the effective table decorations ana
miniature measuring spoons were
the favors q
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Miss Seibert


Miss Audrey Collins viii entertain
with bridge luncheon "Wednesday
afternoon. MAY Is. in honor Of Miss
Constance seibcrt a june bride.to-bs.
Covers viii be placed Tor twelve
guests.
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MICHIGAN CLUE

The Michigan club will hold It's reg
uiar meeting at Moves cafeteria,
Friday evening. May %. Dinner at
600. social hour at TOO. program at
1880. VIM. Hickman Moore. council
man.elect, will talk on The skagit
Project"
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WIN Entertain at
C0untrV Home

Mrs David J. Meyers win enter
tain the Architects Wives club and
their children az a picnic At her
summer home on Bainbridgc island
"Wednesday afternoon. May IS The
boa, viii leave Pier , at 10 o'clock
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SOUTH nEAcoN H1LL GLUE

South Beacon Hin Improvement
club will meet at the Van ASSET
school Friday, May is. at p. m.
Visitors from Rainier Valley arc OK.
pocted. Business. reports, social
time. and plans for picnic are on
tho progrnm.
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Mrs. Fisher Plans Tea

In honor 81 Mrs. Harry o. Penick
Who, with Mr. peniek. has recently
arrived from New Orleans TO make
this city her home. MrT, Fisher. wife
~ Col u. r. Fisher. viii entertain
with IA bridge Tea az her home ON
Tuesday afternoon. June 3
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WISCONSIN GoLDENRoD CLUB
The Wisconsin Goldenrod club
viii meet with Mrs. II. b. Wagner.
7o2 West Howe St. Wednesday.
May IS. Box lunch at 1890 o'clock.
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Mrs. Eta Drake. Mrs. Ida Weber
Mrs. Anna Owens. Mrs Alice Shep.
pard and Mrs. Gina Shields. Bridge
and whist will occupy the afternoon
hours.
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EAsTERN sTAR cn1fn

The Eastern Star club will enter
tain with q is:30 o'clock luncheon
on Friday, May 20. at 1920 Arcade
building Mrs. irene Mckenny is
chairman OF the affair. assisted by
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wAsHINcToN BOULEVARD

". q i. @
Washington Boulevard W G. T.
L.. win meet in the chapel. 3ist ave.
and E. Madison St. Friday. May %.
at 2 p. m. Members urged to at
tend.
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Harrison Pr. a. will meet Fri
day. May %. at 23O y. m. Mrs.
Ella +. Dabncy will speak on a
balanced diet and Mrs. NJ. Collins
viii give reports on the convention.
Refreshments.
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NoRprcA CHORAL CLUE

Tho Nordlca Choral club will meet
Friday evening. May 20, ri s o'clock,
In the studio OF Helen Grow e.Snell
ing, Montelius building. Special
practice. Members asked 10 attend
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OLYMPIC pr. A.

Under the auspices OF tho Olym.
pic View ParentTenohcr association,
a play Talent" will be given Fri.
day evening, May 20. at SID o'clock,
at the school.
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CLUES FOR FRIDAY
I. swoRTH CIRCLE

col. ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
Col. Ellsworth circle. Ladies Of
the G. a. r.. win serve home.
cooked dinner in yeterans' nall. Ar.
1nory, Friday. May %. from 1870 a.
ri. to i.3o p. m. a business meet
Ing will follow.
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aAI.1.ARn HIGH -. A.

bAlsiAAttD mum FL ~
Ballard High School PIT. A. will
hold its meeting Tuesday evening.
May ~. at p. m. a good pro-
gram has been prepared.
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Lnncheon md Sholper

To compliment Miss Helen Hen.
scrshos. whose engagement TO Mr..
Harold n. Horne was recently an
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RAINIER NOBLE POST no. i

hhaNt~NtfftA sNA@AfAr@f a 80 49,
Initiation OF new members.
splendid program and social hour
will be interesting features OF the
regular meeting Of the American
Legion auxiliary TO Rainier Noble
Post No. !. 10 be held Monday
evening. May 20. at s o'clock, at the
Legion club rooms. New Arctic
hotel. 50g Third ave.
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RALLARn " G r ~

Ballard w. G. r. T. will meet
with Mrs. William Dahlslrom, s733
18th ave. ". W., Friday. Nay 20. az
2 .. m. Mrs. W. S. Brandt rs chair.
man Of the program. which will
have for iis subject Temperance
and Missions"
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ALPHA AUXILIARY

Alpha auxiliary to Local $50 will
hold its regular meeting Friday.
May %, at 8 p. IN. at 1923 First
ave. Initiation Of candidates.
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LUNCHEON POSTPONED
At CLUBHOUSE
The luncheon planned for Friday
May -. at the Federated Clubhouse,
under the auspices Of the education
committee Of the Seattle Federation
OF women's Clubs. in the interest Of
the Bryn Mawr college summer
school for women workers In in
dustry. has been indefinitely post
poned
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-NTvERsTTY CHAuTAuQuA

University Chautauqua will meet
Friday. May %. at 2 y. m. at the
home Of Mrs. Hazel Gardner. 62i0
I'D ave. n. Il. Members urged to
be present
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MYSTIC JEWEL SOCIAL CLUB
Mystic Jewel Social club will give
q card party Friday evening. May ~.
AZ ? O'Clock, in Odd Fellows temple
10th and Il. Pine st.
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RIDcLEY REBEKAH

SOCIAL CLUB
A card party viii be given by
Ridgley Rebekah Social club, sat
urday. May ~. at p. m at Wings
cafeteria.
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The program foliows.
Piano and Voice Recital

a piano and voice recital will be-
given Saturday evening. May "a. at
$50 o'clock. in the Cornish Little tho.
atcr. by the intermediate pupils Of
Eugene Musser and jacques Jou.
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BENEFIT PATTY

hrs William Reinccko will enter .
tain with party AZ her homo, 6022
f,aiona ave, Friday. May %, 90
J 40 D. N. Tho affair win be for
the benefit Of Ethan Allen Circle.
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MYRTLE cHAPTER 80. Is

MYRTLE CHAPTER NO. ~
Myrtle Chapter No. ~. o. r. s..
viii make iis annual visit 10 Ma.
sonic home. on Sunday. May IS.
Automobiles wiii leave tho public
library. Fourth and Madison. at
1890 .. m. Those who can accom-.
uiodntc ertr7. persons in their earn
arc asked to cali ST. nsetssss or
ST nSetssi7
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WoMAN's CENTuRY Glue

The literary and travel depart.
ment Of the woman's Century club
viii meet Friday. May %, at II a. m.
at the Y. w. c. a. Current Poet.
ry,~ by Mrs. J. w. Graham. A song.
with words by Mrs. NJ. a. Waite
and music by Mrs. clifford Kantner
be rendered by Mrs. L. r. Beckett.
accompanied by Mrs. b. Buell..
The building committee viii meet
at 1915 D. m, al the Y W. G. A..
The last regular meeting OF the club
year viii be held AZ the Y W. c. A.,
at 2 y. m. Business will Dc trans.
acted and new officers installed. The
ncw members viii be received and
the meeting Will conclude with an
address by the retiring president.
Mrs. George u. SchofieId.
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Miss Gertrude white. lyric soprano
Of New York city. win appear in
concert under the auspices Of Queen
Anne Congregational church. Queen
Anne ave. and Caller at.. Friday
evening. May %. at $40 o'clock. Mr..
Max Eis;er. violinist. win be tho as.
Sitting artIs; and SIR. Oscar Moline.
accompanist
The program follows:
Aria--"Ah. foFs iui'' from Ia
Travtata" .................v Verdi
lal Lullaby from 'Jocelyn" tyioiln
ohhiiEstol .-......t......... GODDARD
I'D "oh SLEEP. why Dost Thou
feD NY Mother bids Ne Bind sly
bair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hayden
(n1 This Pastoral" ...,.a yernrtfn
10 The singer" Marwrii
fr1 '-ss aarAn Rose ........A rditi
Hungarian Rhapsody .......... HAussr
Mr. Max Eisss4.
(n) The Passing storm" tyioiin OBJ
hNEatol s.t.s.4a4t4........s Camp
Oh Come, child. Beside Me-. ...
tcl Love Is Nine" .,...y....... Garter
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Women's Clubs
LtfNcuroN POSTPONED

Ladies OF the q. a. X. Take Mer-
idian car TO sfst 81.
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year OF active work early in Sep
TENDER.
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.AnrEs or GOLDEN NORTH

ladies OF NUTsJIbIN INOItIf
The Ladies Of tho Golden North
will give a card party Friday. May
q. nj 2 y. m, NJ their hill, 1921
First ave. Refreshments. Public In.
vitcd.
GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY
Tho Girls Friendly society Of 81.
Clements church, gath and Fir. will
give a silver tea and musicale In the
porish hougc Friday evening, May
20, at o'clock
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Dramatic Recital

The Margaret Olson School of TX.
preston and Dramatic Art will pre-
sent the following pupils In a recital
Saturday evening. May -. al T9s
O'Clock. in recital hall. on the fourth
floor q Odd Fellows temple. 10th
and r. Pine VI,
The program win Include these
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six AMERICAS BEAUTIES

..................... Helen schuits
when Grandma was a Giri"......
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-01-31
BIG ULCER
ALL HEALED

.Here is another letter that makes
me happy" says Peterson, of Buffalo.
zone that would rather have than
thousand dollars.
Money isn't everything in this
world. There is many a big-hearted.
rich man who would give all he has
edy with such mighty healing power
as Peterson's Ointment, to sell at all
druggists for 60 cents a. large box"
Dear Sirs:-
ct was an untold sufferer from old
running sore and ulcers. I had tried
most everything without any relief
from pain. A friend told me Of your
wonderful ointment and the first box
took away the pain that had not left
me before in years, and after using
Just nine dollars worth of the salve
/ am cured. The ulcer was inches by
6 " inches, is all healed and I can walk.
Never, never will I be without Peter
sons again.
''You may use this to recommend
your ointment, if you wish. I cannot
say enough to praise it: Yours truly.
Mrs. Albert Southcott, Lyndonville, N.
Y" Mail orders filled by Peterson
Ointment Co., Inc, Buffalo, N Y.