Phillips County herald., 1924-02-28
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c. L. Damewood went to the hospi-
tai Friday for a few days treatment
and came home Monday feeling bet
ter.
Mrs. Clifton Haite helped cook for
shelters at the parental Harte home
Monday.
Everett Sickle is shelling beans
with the help of John Barbour. Mrs.
Barbour came along to help.
Mrs. Robert Martins brother. Mr..
Dave Funkhauser Of Denver, has
been visiting relatives here for the
past week. He expects to return to
Denver Wednesday.
The Misses Sylvia. Eva and Violet
Arnold spent Friday night with Miss
Laura Barbour after helping in the
program at Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Sam Rouza shipped Is dres
sed turkeys to Lincoln and realized
Csc cents per pound She had over
500 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin, Roy
Martin and children and their com
pany. Dave Funkhauser and George
North We're Sunday dinner guests at
the Harry Martin home. Herb Brigg
and family were there for supper.
Miss Laura Barbour spent Sunday
with the Arnold girls.
Br. and Mrs. Everett Sickle took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bar
bour Sunday.
The four Martin families met at the
parental Martin home Wednesday,
and on Friday they all met at the
Frank Martin home.
Rev Noblock took dinner with the
Stickles Monday.
Protracted meeting will be begin at
the Pleasant Valley school house on
March 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Eichel spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lutz.
Fred Banks and family spent sun
day at the Chas. Kruger home
Mrs Fred Banks spent Tuesday af
ternoon with Mrs Otto Eichel
corneal Johnson and family spent
Sunday with his brother Abe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Penwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Wilcox were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Stewart,
Albert McGaughey Is drilling a well
for Robt. McDorman. sr.
Bert Jaycox and family We're Sun.
day dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rockwell
Misses Nola and Merl Martin spent
Sunday with the Eck1rd girls.
vern Eekerd and family and Fred
Lutte and family We're Sunday din
ner guests at the Frank Martin home.
Carl Radtlse is hauling corn for T.
f. Harte
John Barbour Installed radio set
with an ampllhor and horn for Carl
Walin east Of Lamar.
AR Tomlln pr aehed TO our people
at Pleasant Valley last Sunday eve.
ming and win preach again next sun.
day evening. We would be pleased
20 see a good crowd
The Pleasant Valley +. 7. A. and
Farm rs' Union joint meeting was
held Friday evening with a house full.
The children did fine in their dlalog.
ues and singing, Mrs Fred Lutte
favored the crowd with selection
on the organ. Dave Eeksrd played
the violin being accompanied ON the
organ by Mrs. Lutte A mock trial
which was got M that evening with.
out any practice was given. Jack
Gregg and Clifton 4lartc were the
attorneys, and John Barbour was the
Judge. Mr. Tomlin was tho clerk OF
the conrt. ollie Hall was bailln and
Everett sticl,le was the sheriff. Roy
Martin and Bert Jaycox were witness
es aeaInst tho defendant I'd Fostor
who was accused Of trying TO get oy.
siera IN a manner not httiug good
citizen. Fred Lutte and Claude
North were witnesses for the deferd
ant The jurors were sam Bonze.
otto Elkolc. Mr.. E.nmsey and chaa.
Middlebrook, and tley failed to agree
ON a declgjon Aftsr Tho tri,t s. o,s.