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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11
(Mrs. w. j. Dyer)
L.lSABEULA

Mrs. w. A. Hiersch and children,
Dorothy and Allen, are spending
two weeks at the homes of W. j.
Dyer and A. II. Hiersch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen and Mr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. AbrahamSen
have returned from a three days
vacation at Hoods Canal.
Rev. Ward preached an inspir-
ing sermon at the Lisabeula Com
munity Church Sunday evening.
The Sunday School and Christian
Endeavor work will be resumed
at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland and
children are occupying the How
ard place this winter. Mrs. Wood
is the teacher for the school term.
Miss Mary Anderson is visiting
friends in Lisabeula.
Fannie Brink is home on her va
cation. She resumes her studies
at Bellingham Normal October l..
The Ladies Aid Of Lisabeula
meets Wednesday Sept. 16 at the
home of Mrs. Gus Hiersch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Swanson and
son Howard Were visiting at the
home Of G. Hiersch.
John Hiersch and wife were Vi
sitting over Sunday at the home
of A. II. Hiersch.
Next Saturday night closes the
dancing season at Lisabeula.
Mrs. johnson and small son,
James, Mrs. Cole, Delmar and
Lawrancc, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels
and baby Lucielle were all guests
at the J. Sullivan home last week.
Guy King is expected home this
week. He is recovering from an
operation on his hand.
Mr.. Wagner's pullets raised
from chicks from Mrs. Forests
hatchery, started laying the day
they were four months old.
Mr.. Rupert has resumed his
work again as janitor Of the LISA
beula school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shattuck
have moved back to Seattle for the
winter.
The Ladies Aid met at the Lisa
beula church, Wednesday, Sept
ember 9, and held an election Of
officers. Mrs. Sutton, president
Mrs. Jensen Vice-President, Mrs
jenkins, Secretary and Mrs. Ma
loney, Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown Of
Centralia were out spending La
Dor Day vacation visiting friends
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Atwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster cam,
down from Everett Sunday anC
spent Labor Day with the former :
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gerber and
Geo. Schmidt went on an auto trir
70 Tenino over the week end.
The G. Mayer family spent a
Few days the past week camping
out at Spanaway lake.
Mrs. VIM. johnson was called
tc Seattle Thursday to care for her
grand children in the absence of
their mother, Mrs. Frank johnson,
who has gone to Illinois to be
with her father who is very sick.
Mrs. VIM. johnson now has the
children out here caring for them
at her home.
The death of Miss X. V. LANCER
in a Seattle hospital came as a
shock to friends here as she was
taken so suddenly a few friends
attended the funeral held in Sc
attic Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Farkes en-
ioyed a visit from their daughter
and family the past week end.
Mrs. Farkes accompanied them to
Seattle Monday. Will e she is
away Mr.. Farkes is very busy put
ing in a new floor and otherwise
improving the house.
Mrs. Hill of California, who is
visiting in Washington spent the
first of the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. L. Garner.
Winfred and Frances Riser,
who have been staying with their
aunt, Mrs. Mae, have returned to
their home in Bremerton.
Mrs. Fred Nilands spent Sunday
and Monday with Mrs. Boothroid
of Mileta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shockley
have purchased the "Lupines" the
old Sparr place. They took pos
session Thursday but do not ex-
pect to move in for a while.
Mrs. Fred Nelson has been quite
sick but at this writing is able to
be up and about again.
c. Martindale made business
trip to both cities on Thursday of
the past week.
Mrs. Jensen was in Seattle on
Wednesday of the past week and
went to see Miss LANCER at the
Swedish hospital there.
Miss Martha Jensen entertained
the little girls Of the Maury S. S.
at her home one day the past
week.
There were fifteen ladies pre-.
sent at the recent club meeting
They enjoyed a real social after,
noon and fine refreshments Were
served by Mrs. Patterson and Mrs
Garner. The next meeting will
be the first Thursday of October,
Mrs. Miller hostess.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11

Claude Shridc was agreeably
surprised the latter part of last
week when his mother walked in
to his home Unexpectedly. She had
lust arrived from her home in
Missouri for visit with her son,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11
Vashon M. e. Church

Rev. Loney will preach at IL
o'clock and the Communion will
be served following the service.
The Conference will be held al
the First NJ. q. Church in Tacoma
IN Monday of next week
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11

Miss Ada Blekkink who finished
high school at Vashon last yenr
has entered the College Of Puget
Sound at Tacoma where she will
attend during the year
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11
ISLAND CHURCHES
Burton Baptist Church

Burton Baptist Church
Services next Sunday as fol
lows:
10 a. m. Bible School,
II a. m. Theme: "The Supreme
Task"
Z p. m. Young Peoples Meeting.
The pastor will speak at
Maury Hall at 3 p. m.
T. S. Fretz, Pastor
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11
. . Q Q
DOCKTON
(Mrs. Claude Petersen)
. o o o

Mr.. Spratt, and Eivind OngStead
left for Pacific Beach Tuesday
morning. They will be engaged
in business at that place for some
time.
Mrs. G. Pankratz and daughter,
Laura, of Seattle were luncheon
guests Of Mrs. Katie Riehm Mon
day.
Mrs. II. Larsen spent Labor Day
with her daughter and son-in-law
Mr., and Mrs. Dan Landers, at their
Southern Heights home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Planich are re-
cciving congratulations on the
birth of son Tuesday morning,
September Sth.
The Ladies Aid Of Dockton met
at the home of Mrs. j. Nilsen
Wednesday, Sept. 2nd. A busy
afternoon was spent in making
plans for bazaar to be held in
November, the date to be an
nounced later At the close of the
business session refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be held Wednes-
day, Oct. 7th at the home of Mrs.
Leonard Ness.
School opened Tuesday morn
ing with large enrolment in both
rooms. Miss |. NJ. Nilsen is again
IN charge of the upper grades and
Mrs. Helen Berry will teach the
four first grades.
The fishermen have returned
from their work Of salmon fish
ing and from all accounts it has
been an exceptionally good season
the men making from $500 to
$500 per share.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Andersen and
children of Seattle visited at the
r. Harrison and G. Middlecoff
homes Sunday and Monday.
We are glad to know Mrs. E.
Cowan is recovering from a Sc
we're attack of illness, Saturday.
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
p. Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shafer of Sc
quinn and their two married
daughters, motored over Sunday
and called on old friends and for
mer neighbors..
Mrs. J. Bussanich and grand
daughter, Charlotte, spent Sun
day and Monday at Gig Harbor
where they were guests in the j.
Cusulich home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gerber, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Keen and daughters.
Helen and Mildred, motored to
Green River Gorge where they
enjoyed vacation from Sunuoy
till Monday.
Clifford Petersen, Alfred Lewis
Vernon La France, enjoyed a mo-
tor trip to Vancouver, B. G. over
the week end.
Mrs. Theo. Berry and daugh-
ters, Rose, Mary and Kathryn,
were guests of Mr.. Berry's sister.
Mrs. j. Cusulich and family at
their Gig Harbor home Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. j. S. johnson of Tacoma
spent Saturday with Mrs. j. Nil
sen. ,.a &sais
Mrs. Loverich and children of
Winslow were guests at the home
Of the formers sister and broth
cr-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Martin
olich, Sunday and Monday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Jay, of Sc
attle, spent the week end on the
Island being guests at the Laugh
lin home. While here, they called
on former neighbors and friends
and were every where cordially
received.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11

L. NJ. Laughlin left Monday for
Bellingham where he begins his
tenth year as member of the
Whatcom High school faculty in
that city. He is head Of the Science
department.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11
NOTICE

The Vashon Lutheran Ladies
Aid will hold their annual sale on
Wednesday, the 10th at the home
Of Mrs. Tvisvck of Colvas.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11
NOTICE

The Parent Teachers Associa.
tion of the Vashon school will meet
in the Library room of the school
house ON Tuesday, Sept. 10, al
2:30 o'clock.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11

Harris Ward has secured a good
position in Tacoma nights and
mornings and has entered Stadium
High school.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11
vAsHoN LOCALS

K. X. Prigg has leased for a
term of months the Hyde place in
Vashon and will move thereto in
a few days.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11

The Exchange Club Goodwill
Farm has issued several thousand
neat folders exploiting the island
in general and the farm in par
ticular.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11
MRS. HOOVER IS HOSTESS

Mrs. S. S. Hoover of Seattle,
formerly of Vashon island, was n
most gracious host last Friday to
the Mesdames w. B. Mackic, Cliff
ford Mences, A. w. Moon and G.
j. Robinson Of the island. Also
Mrs. A. N. Sanford and her moth
er, Mrs. Hannum of Edmonds. The
day was delightfully."- spent in re-
viewing old "Vashon island"
times in the charming West Seat
lie home Of the Hoovers.
The two year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellington of
PIT. Robinson accidently broke her
arm the first Of the week.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11

Mrs. Frank Carlson who has
been in a Tacoma hospital for sew.
eral weeks is reported improving
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11
MAURY
, (Mrs. G. Meyer) s
. ess .

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Atwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster came
down from Everett Sunday and
spent Labor Day with the former 5
parents here.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-11

There were fifteen ladies pre-.
sent at the recent club meeting
They enjoyed real social after.
noon and fine refreshments We're
served by Mrs. Patterson and Mrs
Garner. The next meeting will
be the first Thursday Of October,
Mrs. Miller hostess.
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PAGE z

difference IN your meihodr"
'Wcl. ME wise Man, what can !
do for your
"rhE Is how Il ie Babs. Seems
Miss Badger g0t up this dinner party
Friday night ana has told somebody
ara going 10 take her. Heaven
knows why sho should. but since she
D. hoatr7. or ut least originator u
The pOw wow ] honestly haven't got
The nerve 10 lCt her down.
~ didn't know she meant me for
her very own when hhe was asking
me n ! could go. Gosh. Barbara, /
hate 10. I'd rather take you a thou
sand times. You know that. But
Ebs'll label me a blackguard and an
lusulter Of defonselegs wOmanhood
II ] back out now.
I'm tell you, sinbad Sullivan
hasn't any girl, and he's dying 20
take you. anyhow. Says you look
like peach OF dancer. TN pick
up Miss Badger and Sullivan and
como by for you a. Z o'clock to-
morrow night, n that's all right
with you We can all pile In the
old boat"
Barbara smiled az him. "Of course
i'm be all right. Bob. You'll SEQ
that slnbnd h sober. won't your
TO BE Continued
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Mrs liawley save a little question,
ms "hm-m" Il Was tho first time
that barbara had mentioned bruce
since the quarrel
You see" continued Barbara
moughufullN "thero Is something I
should like 20 toll him something
that friend ought 10 tell him. but
I can't after that high tragedy exit
that he made. Il would not do"
what is II. Bahsy"
well I heard two men discussing
his new rcai estate firm today. and
ono OF them said some pretty harsh
things about this Manners, tho senior
partner. observed him the day l
was sent TO his office, I don't think
ia trust him myself wonder II
Bruce knows what he's about.'
Mrs. Hawlry considered the qucs-
ton a moment. II don't think YOU
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"S1po. The Telegraph was never
known 10 give a miro because "a re-.
porter looked aa IL hu wanted one.
Otherwise. we'd an rpeud our time
before our mirrors learning 10 reg.
lister dissatisfaction. You got that
raise because tho boss likes your
work You have a uFht 90 be up
stage, after jurt two months. ola the
sheet Barbara"
'lrg only Eve dollars a week, you
know. Bob but isn't n funny what
difference n makuET"
Sure Il does, rs symptom 81
success, frat u an. And then u b.
five dollars worth OF good spend
able United States currency. too.
Don't ever forget that F."
Barbara hummcd "a little tuno as
aho went back 10 her desk. Jimmy
had piled Il high with the days nc
cumuluted l0ycl0n mail
Sho began 20 tear open tho en-
yelopes. picking the hishly.colorcd
ones frst and chucisllng over tho
contents as she read.
How many mother-in law letters
today2' asked Byorh. tho tlmld little
man who wrote tho fiery play re-.
Views. He stopped 20 glance over her
shoulder
mo mothersIn-law today. but n
lot OF boy friends md Ts-twrong-
topotY' letteu."
She was tearing open a pHrticu-
larry violent pink envelope. from
which rose n strong odor OF synthetic
yiolets. The umId critic drew back
as n from a gas attack.
Barbara jumped % her feet. IN "a
peal OF laughter Just llatcn 10
this" sho cried. Everybody looked
up.
Dear wlnnlfred:
Il am writing 10 you because
know you are sympathctic with the
troubles OF young girls I'm not 70
awfully iyoung "a. In fact, but with
my hair bobbed. my friends Fly /
am cute aud young looking a8 kid
OF 10.
Now my trouble s. that ] have
fallen in love with "a man Nbp ia
I by far my social superior. Ilo hard
| ~ knows ! am on earth got. But
feel that II ! cannot attract his
attention and make him love me. my
heart viii bleed.
This young man = very nice man.
nered, dear Mas Nyinnifred. And 1
am sure ho looks upon me as n
gentleman should. But VIII you tell
me how / can make him notice me
moro and really love me. as 1 feel /
must DO loved. unless my heart IS
going 20 brcak?' "Eloleita.
"P. Slow can take beer
stains out Of pink SILK kimoEa;
Up. SIS there any way 10 make
eye lnshes curly Mine arc boauti.
fm and heavy, but they arc quito
straight II r. really very agETavat.
ing. aB my eyes themselves are con-
/ sldcrcd beautiful
"shc needn't ray anything more,
need Eheg' laughed Barbara, Il can
soc the lady as plainly as II she were
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could suggest anything wrong about
lhr iirm without moro definite Tca-
sons than those, Bahs. You've moth,
ms but a chance umark Of u
stranger TO judge by"
'of course, that's true" answered
her daughtor. rising from tho dinner
table, Better forget AN about Il.
After all. Bruce and / arc no more
TO each other than strangers. j
couldn't even so 20 him as a friend
n I KNEW there was something
wrong"
Tho telephone rang and Barbara
ran 20 answer n. Ia tho hasty. ncry-
Gus way she had acquired OF late
Mrs Hawlcy listened from tho din,
ms room.
why yes, Bob" sho heard her
daughter say. I'D love 20 20. Is il
evening drcssg Yes. / can got ready
In time by coming homo early Fri.
day afternoon. What finl An right
Goodby."
Barbara came dancing hack into
tho dining room. "a chicken dinner
at the Lighthouse Friday night,
mumsy," sho cried. IAN tho news,
paper crowd and some real cham.
pagno and oceans OF local color"
She piyoted on ono too around tho
table. DO you know how long it's
been aimee have been on dance
floor7' she asked suddenly, stopping
IN her flight. Exactly ten weeks.
And | haven't had au evening dress
on IN that time. OF been 10 q ahow. g"
She frowncd What have been
doing, mumsyT
Mostly working. / think" replied
her mother, And Il won't do. First
thing you know. you1i SGT 4
wrinkle
Barbara started az her mother.
Don't. mumsy." she exclaimed.
rive been reminded OF my ago three
times today. aud tho memory h sim
sore. My goodness, 20 isn't exactly
a decrcplt ngc. Is III"
''of course not. but tho kind OF life
you're leading would bring wrinkles
az rs. Barbara. And 70 Is a danger
line. with all women. They either
fade and shrivel or blossom out at
that point"
''well. let's forget Il. and so
shorten my evening dress. mumsy
dear. I'm not too old TO dance. any
how"
The plain little yellow taffetA lay
In fts hoN urfft,lss Fpfa.J
ITS done good service. hasn't Il.
mother Barbara was shaking Il
out OF rs tissue paper and dangling
Il by tho-slcoves.
A wtthercd roso tied with a bl, OF
tullo fen out Of the dress upon tho
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before my eyes She wears q net
breakfast cap and duula beer iu "a
pink elk k.mouu. and her bed b.
never made from one day 10 the
next"
~ Cuu ten you more than TINT. 4"
said Eycra "5be sprays extract 81
Wolrt on alI her clothes with O. FIX.
foot hose, And I'm bet ghe sleeps Ia
her clrTIugH"
shame ON sou two" cdoi Bob.
Tho poor hId really wants advice,
And heaven knows ahe needs II Give
her a really good hunk OF Wiuui-
fred, Baba Toll her tho way she
should 80 20 snare tho superior
young man. IN bet he's q handsome
young ribbon clerk"
"Not 30 sure Of that" replied
Byrm, ihoughtfully I've known
doctors and lawyers and even news,
paper men 10 FAN for a gir whose
eyes urc considered beautiful n 4
Whose lnahcs are long and heavy,
beer stains and violet perfume and
all. That Kind Of woman IS quite
free OF the boodoo OF intellect in her
sex he. I'll bet FlOiCtta would De
dangerous 10 any man In this office
"Blnhw remarked Bob elegantly.
Barbara was writing the last para.
Euph Of her answer % YiOletta
when hc came and leaned against her
desk
"Just a minute, Bob" rho Ha ! d,
I'm / finish telling the pink six HI
mona how 10 land tho man OF her
though shG undoubtedly
knows moro about It than I'll ever
know"
mot al all" he replied ~ o u
women are an alike. Coloners Lady
and historic Judy-both yamps from
birth. by instinct. And only a slight
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Then no took them below as
he said-to tho place where the
men lived. The captain had a fine
bedroom with bed swung head
and foot from wooden frame. lie
also had u nice little sitting room
which few people would believe. 10
look at the whaler. But Il was
true. Everything was as dainty
and comfortable and clean as pin.
So was tho mcssroom. or dining
room, whero the men ate.
Tho sailors slept aft" In hunks.
II certainly was interesting.
After while Bob Merry rowcd the
Twins ashore.
Some time when wo are going
out for whales our ship looks very
fine" he said proudly. ships al
ways look handsomcr with their
sails all set. IL you come again
perhaps you can so with us on a
trip"
Il hope So" said Nick.
Copyright. 1875. y. n. A. Service. ize)
CTo BE Continued)
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hearth rug,
Mrs, llawlcy covered Il with her
foot. and. when her daughter turned
away. kicked II into the fire.
Barbara'a pay envelope felt hulkier
than usual when she called for u
next day sho fingered Il anxious
IS for ahc had heard tales OF notes
Of dismissal enclosed IN pay On.
yoiopcs, without warning,
Around tho corner. by tho drink
Ing fountain. bho tore Il open hur-
ricdly. There. instead OF tho usual
twenty dollar bin and five dollar
bill. were Il twenty and two fives.
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sho went heamIng back to the re-
porters' enclosure.
whats the matter. Barbarian
asked Bob Have YOU just scored
world beat, OF did you meet n new
man last night7"
Neither" replied Barbara. too
happy TO resent the railiery. i've
got raise"
'IIuoray." cried Bob. wow We
can both cat. even when I'm broke.
What's tho grand promotion forg"
Il don't know. but maybe because
Two been looking duwn.heartcd and
dissatisfied lately. Almost all In
when night comes, nowadays. Bob. -
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.elIN Nttt 49,. a..
s,ssli'Aa s me BRUCE REl'
% "a ssts : iee on ',N.G,,,ssisS,
SrT tie mAnaginE yd'Nol
Y 'i, = N her because e., q =
= Jam lcy her father NO"
\ r,kss frlends With Eol
s rsagh and ready pell,,
"a With him covers many
Is 49, 90 real estate firm mat
mulIon-doliar dcNrign,,
IN a section called
4 lsts an, "a provn that
~. ss sex limitations ~
i ~ n me newspaper We, u
,l,os writ rhE STORY
CHAPTER MI
-,-sEs S,id Barbara pushing
- h,r dessert. that Bruce
=. AL broken OF so theatri-
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ny BARRTE PAYNE

et,ss ~ YEA ,srucs. NC
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. tire said Bob Merry the
i we don't bring any whales
i ri tbs hero vessel. 50 we
"a Ty'r too bis, We just
n snd le, EN- float along
. rsssel until were ready
II, BE hIae and Builder Off
T. % you do that'" asked
- aid Bob. Il, ISN'T Is
lisa pink tea. but Il has TO
III % !; doss- So they take
{, De poor felller's hide right
strips. rolling him around
y rpeS OK course he's dead
d vh.n they strip the hids
\ hunks Of lat or blubber.
! III 4. Mister Whale is a
r. NrA spratt for TAT 30 he
1h.al fat. And you'd never
bat FOR all Mister
b. bad Is so big. Il Isn't
b Re hasn't any moro brains
hsGdy. No Stree! His
Asi.a O oll-yaluabls sperm
ID yoa sec this here dipper.
{; his, Wei. that Is to dip
rrn oil right out o. the
hi Lad. for they cut a big
es tso and dip right down in.
2: barrels and barrels OF oil.
= here
! ssni to the place In the
b :, The boat where a great
aai1oa was built. II was n
Ear affair. big enough TO
i sEiomobsle.
y Tvsas followed him and
b ian INTO tha cauldron
RI Il was empty now.
~ : TIE place they throw
y chunks Of blubber 20 melt
nd Boo. They build a
+ sn1er Tits safe enough.
1il inn. you see. And the
p zelis aud bolls and be.
tne vhale.oil. Just like the
q This big ladIe here 10 to
i@t INTO barrels. See herer
.ack the Twins TO another
= he vessel where they
bck down thru a sort OF
u lie cellar. or hold OF the
! rss very dim and dark.
y tpah make out the forms
w hres-or hogsheads--
a their side,
Tss a couple O. dozen O.
nd Bob. And that's all
~ h-nss to port, no whales
Y tst whale-oil. And some
ss1s' 100, when they ge,
hnis Of whales. Whale.
sTsirable for lots OF things"
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ias d BoIdt's baked apples
~ viii keep the doctor
advertisement.
The Republican., 1925-01-08
ening with Miss Bertha Lee.

ening with Miss Bertha Lee.
Mrs. Noah Slabaugh and Mrs. G.
B. M. Friend spent Wednesday after
noon with Miss Emma Burkholder at
this place.
Miss Anna Petersheim, of Meyers
dale, is here at the home of Mr.. Joel
Slabaugh for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Welch enter
tanned the following guests on New
Years Day; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Alexander and daughter Ruth, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Alexander and son
Glenn, Mrs. A. ]. Alexander and Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur Scrogum and daugh-
ter Betty, of Accident. Rev. and Mrs.
Schrogum also called on the Spoer-
lein's and Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Schlossnagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lee and daugh-
ters Hazel and Edith visited Mrs.
Lees home folks across the mountain
Sunday.
Miss Frances Lechnor, of Aurora
spent the weekend with Miss Mary
Lichty at this place.
While motoring to Oakland Friday
night Mr.. Harvey Swartzentruber's
car collided with a truck standing on
the curb near Mrs. Kimmells res
idence and resulted in considerable
damage to Mr.. Swartzentruber's car
Fortunately no one was seriously in
jured.
Mr.. Charles Lewis spent the week
end at Terra Alta.
Mr.. S. j. Lichty was an Aurora
visitor last week.
Messrs. Will Yoder and Edward
Hershberger,of Indiana, Samuel Zook
and David Peachy, of Pennsylvania
spent several days visiting here, go.
ing on Tuesday evening to Madison
county, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spoerlein and chill.
dren Miss Agnes Keller and Mr.
Webster Slabaugh spent Sunday al
Mr.. S. W. Slabaugh's
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Petersheim are
visiting near Meyersdale at this writ.
ing.
You are invited to attend church
here next Sunday morning and even
ing.
Mr.. John Foley is seriously i'll al
this writing.