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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-14
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ntfies that the obsession was of the
most virulent type II extended not
only to Constance. but to all things
over which Constance exercised do
minion Therefore it included Dem
osthenes And when Matilda. who
was Constance's maid. saw Demos
themes held At arms length by the
scruff of his neck. she went forth to
battle.
Demosthenes was a Pomeranian
philosopher who enjoyed the distinc
ton of being the persona. property
Of the chatelaine of the Brooke man
sion. But he was not in a philo-
sophie mood when H. Hedge stepped
or him in the library and thereby
made the discovery that he was an
inmate of the house. He was even
less philosophic when he launched
four pounds of palpitating dog flesh
al the heels of economy and eff
cheney. In retaliation for having been
used as a rug
H. Hedge. being quick with his
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-14
SOCIETY

Guests at Camruds
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Camrud have
been hosts for several functions
during the last week and have
been entertaining a number of out
of town guests.
Thursday afternoon Nh. and
Mrs. Richard Camrud and family
of Volt we're luncheon guests at
the Ed Camrud home.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Camrud
entertained with an afternoon
party, her guests being Mrs. j.
&c. DeWane, Mrs. Luella Barry,
Mrs. j. C. Herman and Mrs. B.
A. Brakeman.
Saturday luncheon guests of
Camruds were Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Camrud of Volt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Camrud and Mrs. Knute
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-14
Attends Convention

Mrs. F. H. Livingston left Sun
day evening for Livingston where
she attended the twenty-frst con-
vention of the Montana Federation
of Womens Clubs as official dele
gate of the Wolf Point Wcmans
Club. The convention opened
Tuesday evening for a two-day
session. The Livingston club was
assisted by the Yellowstone club
during the convention sessions and
in the entertainment of guests.
Among the many prominent
speakers scheduled were Chancel-
lor Brannom, former Governor
Stewart, Mrs. I. E. o. Pace and
Congressman Scott Leavitt.
General meetings, conferences
and exhibits were held, under the
direction of State Chairman Fries,
and an exhibit under the direc-
ton of DIR. Hazel Bonness of the
state board of health and Mrs.
Sarah Morse OF the Ant-IuDef-
culosis association. Mrs. Olga
Ross Harmon of the Fine Arts
department of the state college
presented q fine collection OF
and potteries, recently OBJ
in the east.
For the departments of Amer
lean citizenship, applied education,
welfare and international
relations, I. w. Choate, assistant
attorney general of Montana,
Horace Albright, superintendent
Of Yellowstone park, and Prof.
H. Calvin of the state uni
versity spoke.
The program for the convention
was arranged by Mrs. c. D. Wig
genhorn, state vice president and
chairman and she has
,een assisted by Mrs. l. E. o.. Pace
If Whitehall, president; Mrs. F..
2. Bossout, Havre; Mrs. Martin
Missoula, and Mrs. Min
lie R. Tennis, Butte.
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Femme.
Mrs. Camrud's brother, Otto
Lien of Froid accompanied by his
wife and son Arthur motored here
Sunday 10 spend the day at the
Ed Camrud home.
Wednesday Mrs. Camrud invit-
ed Mrs. John Appelgren, Mrs. Paul
Johnson, Mrs. F. j. Neutgens, Mrs.
c. P. Swedberg, Mrs. H. c. Dit
marson, Mrs. Henry Frederickson
and Mrs John Frederickson in for
the afternoon.
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membership committee.

membership committee.
The Misses Helen Beier, Grace
Craig, Florence Reed, Amanda
Smith and Gertrude Moody We're
voted into the club as members.
1t was announced that Miss
May Trumper, state supervisor of
education, would be in Wolf Point
next week, presumably on Octo-
Der 10.
At the conclusion of the bust
ness session a delicious luncheon
of ice cream, cake and coffee was
served by the hostesses.
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Entertain Teachers

The Misses Thelma and Helen
Beier and Grace Craig were din
ner guests of Mrs. H. A. Schoen-
ing last Thursday.
Saturday the Misses Beier We're
entertained ait dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. o. T. Stennes.
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Womans Club Meets

The Wolf Point Womans Clubmet
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. J. C. Herman for the October
business meeting. Mrs. Neil Me
Farlan and Mrs. w. L. Young were
assisting hostesses.
Mrs. H. A. Schoening was
elected delegate to attend the dis
trict convention of Federated
Clubs to be held in Harlem Octo-
ber 81, % and %. Mrs. John
Listerud was appointed on the
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Attend Poplar Function

Mrs. j. c.. DeWane, Mrs. 7. R.
Forbes, Mrs. w. c.. johnson and
Mrs. H. N. Marion motored to
Poplar Wednesday afternoon to
attend a bridge party given by
Mrs. C. l.. Smith.
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Miss Liverson, a sister of C. j.
ISeverson, arrived here Sunday
morning and left this morning.
She will visit friends in the east
ern and southern part of the
country.
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Entertain Seattle Visitor

Nh. and Mrs. H. C. Ditmarsor
entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Anna
Liverson of Seattle, who has been
The house guest of the c. j. Sew
ersons for the last week. The
Ditmarson guests for the evening
were Miss Liverson, Mrs. Hattie
Maltby, Mrs. C. j. Severson and
Miss Harriet Severson.
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!. now GO ON WITH THE STORY
CONSTANCE was canny as well
" as cautious. She knew the fail
ings OF the Brookes. even her
own
II guess it'll have to be by the
nAy." admitted Alice. Because J
reed my little s1.66 morn to go
TO a matinee"
: Constance looked at her brother.
or. any way you say" he grum-
blcd
Nu's settled, then We all get
our checks tomorrow morning"
III ee,ns to me you're giving in
on every blooming thing" com
pIa.nsd Billy. with an ungrateful
sc0w! al his sister.
Constance smiled wisely.
Listen my children" she said.
This person has cut Jul allowances
nv nalf. Very well. But he hasn't
cut our charge accounts. has he? We
can run up bills, can't we? We don't
have to say anything about that, do
we? For one. I resolve to spend
three times as much as ever did be-
forei''
And IT, cried Alice. You're a
wonder. Connie"
Silly was grudging of enthusiasm.
Being a man, the pastime of charg-
ing things did not compare with the
sensation of having the money in
his pocket.
Now, not a word about charge
accounts" cautioned Constanc.,
MOT a word" echoed Alice.
The efficiency man greeted the re-
turning conferees with a friendly
smile and nod They ranged before
him, Constance in the center
I'VE accept the half rate" she said
colby. mot because it is fair or even
decent, but because we cannot help
ourselves. And'-she choked for an
instant-''we have decided to take it
by the day
Excellent" said Hedge. Good
business. Thank you. Miss Brooke"
II do not care to be thanked. if
you please"
Very well. Withdrawn"
Constance shot him a fierce glance:
but checked a retort. There was still
an item of business.
Our money was due today" she
explained. but we are not to be paid
until tomorrow morning. l under
stand There will then be two days
due Billy and myself will be en-
titled to a check for $3.50 each. in.
stead of $3.50. while Alice will get
1898 instead of s1.66- Is that
a~greed?"
Quite correct nodded Hedge. as
he made a memorandum.
Alice and Billy sighed softly and
looked in admiration at their sister
Neither had thought of that. Connie
had saved them a days payi
AS the three Brookes retired once
more from the scene. there "a
something like approval in the eyes
of the efficiency man. as their glance
followed the central figure in the
group He admired good business.
Matilda Araminta Jones was a per.
son with an obsession. The obses
sion was Constance Brooke. Matilda
came from New England. which sig
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-14

Everyone in the community is
cordially invited to enjoy these
services with us.
REV. A. O. JOHNSON.
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Dinner Guests

Dinner Guests
Mayor and Mrs. John Appelgren
and daughter Mary were recent
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Camrud.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-14
Dinner Guests

Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick
son had as their dinner guests
Sunday Nh. and Mrs. Ed Camrud.
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BEGIN HERE D

JOHN w. BROOKE. wfdower
an6 head of n inrGe hardware
liz leaving the city for
two months. He makes arrange
.enss for an efficiency engineer
60 fake chnrEe OF his home dur
ing his absence. But he fails
60 inform his three owl chill
dren, Constance. Billy md Alice.
nbout the new arrangement.
II. HEDGE, assigned 10 the
job. takes charge Of the exns-
pernsed Brooke household. He
occupies the owners private
quarters md turns the library
Into an Office. The "~chfIdrcn-
hnve informed Hedge that today
L. payday. but Hedge thinks
osherwjse- He Offers so per cent
Of the sm cunt they have been
getting 10 be pntd each morning
snsfewd of = month In advance.
Billy snd Hts sisters have been
sDsktuE IL over In = private cor
DER Of the 1wsfc-YDOH.
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For County Assessor
Vote for w. j. Kearney,
Democratic Nominee.
Slogan: Equalization in
Taxes and Justice to all.
Paid for by Kearney's Smoke
House, Wolf Point, Mont. 1913
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Mrs. Conrad Hagemeyer and
children of the Volt country left
Wednesday, for Albertville, Mimi,
where they will make their home.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-14
MARKET REPORT

The Herald is $500 per year.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-14

NEXTs A scientific yuIetide.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-14
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 10 O'clock.
Morning worship at 1900
o'clock.
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PLAN MANY PARTIES.
Halloween to be Observed by Many
Mask Affairs.

The Masquerade party will reign
the rest of the month as Halloween
approaches, with number of mask
dances having taken place, and a
number of others To be given in the
future of the next few weeks. No
deGnite plans for the celebration Of
Hallowe en- here have been made
as yet, but it is expected that the
usual fun that evening, with the
streets lined with masked crowds,
will again feature.
Many host and hostess is busy
preparing her lists for Halloween
party which will be given in the
near future. These are not limited
to the older of the community, but
include many Of the younger inclu-
ding the pre-hieh school element
Masked parties are always popular
with children.
A number Of the city and main
land organizations are also plan
ming Halloween celebrations in the
form of parties and dances. One Ct
these will be given by the Pleasant
vile Athletic club in the Junior
Order hall. Dates for the affail
will be announced later. -.
The Sophomore class Of the high
school will also hold a Halloween
party. Their affair. which will be
of a private nature. will take place
in the Fox casino the evening Of
Thursday Oct 28 Refreshments
are planned, and games and dances
will be enjoyed during the evening
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TALL cEDARS DANCE
Many From Pie, antvilIe Attend
Ocean CITY Function.

Atlantic Forest, No. II, Tall Ce-
dars of Lcbanan, gave a master
Mason and ladies' night dance at
the Oceanic Hotel in Ocean City
last evening. Preceding the dance
a street parade was held, with the
band and rangers in the lead. A
buffet luncheon was served.
Noted among the dancers were
several Pleasantville persons, in
cluding Mayor and Mrs. Charles T..
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G..
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Generously, William Mathis, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Brode, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter ADKINS. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seeley Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs. lrelan
Doughty, George Johnson, Miss
Lille Richie, Miss Bella Richie,
LeRoy NJ Bnice,. Mr. and. Mrs. -Clar..
ence Kreutz, Mr. ana Mrs. Alton
ROice.
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HOLD MEDAL CONTEST
Mrs. Matthew ElIick To Direct The
Contestants.

There will be u silver medal CON
test at the First Baptist church
Thursday night under the direction
of Mrs. Matthew Ili;ck. medal CON
les, director Of the w. G. 7. Y.
Those 5conto5i.n@ are: Clifford Hol-
ger, Emma Leeds. Katherine Glenn
mems, Mary Foster. Lillian Wool
bert, Winifred st. John.
The judges include f. w. Cooke.
principal of the Park avenue
school. and Mrs. Helen G. Ln.l.
English teacher at the Woodland
avenue school.
There will also be a violin solo
by the Rev. WOodbinc. Ball; solo
by Mrs. Howard Ragan; a solo by
Miss Dorothy Thomas. and feai-
ing by Miss Loretta Vessel. Mrs.
r. J. Frendlich, president of the
Atlantic County union, will make
remarks. Everyone Is welcome TO
attend tho contest.
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ANNUAL ELECTION TONIGHT.
Auxiliary to Mainland Post Will
Name Officers.

American Legion Auxiliary, Main
land Post, No. 81, will meet tonight
with Mrs. Emnla Biggs, at 1lS y.
Second street. The annual election
Of officers will take place.
AT the last meeting nominations
We're made which will be voted up.
on tonight. They are Mrs. Amy
Candy, president; Mrs. Emma
BisQs, 1st vice president; Mrs.
Myrtle Doney. 2nd vicc-president;
Mrs. Margaret Bassett. secretary;
Mrs. Harry DAWSON, treasurer;
Mrs. Emma Biggs, sergean:-at-
arms; Mrs. Ralph Shultz, historian.
All other offices are appointivc.
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Personal Gossip of Interest
To Folks on The Mainland

Mrs. f. c. Leeds, of 1924 N. Main
st, visited her mother, Mrs. +. +.
Risley, of N. Dolphin ave, North
field, last week.
Mrs Raymond ConoVer, OF East
Walnut ave. is entertaining her
sister, Miss Hannah Glanert, of
Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs Sarah Boice, of II E. Adams
ave, has left TO spend the winter
in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jervis, OF
1876 Madison ave, have returned
from their vacation spent In North
Carolina.
Mrs Charles Turner, Hiss Hazel
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. William J"r
Wis, Of Madison ave, motored to
Philadelphia, Saturday.
Mrs. George Leeds. of w. Leeds
ave, suffered Il vcry painful injury
TO her foot, when she ran a nail in
to it on Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony karcy, OF
Haddol ave, Atlantic City, have
moved to 206 n. First St, this city.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Oliver and
family, Of Leeds ave, have return
ed from a motor "Trip, to Niagara
Falls. and while away visited Mrs
divers mother, at WilliamsVille
N. y. The Trip mp was by way OF
Bear Mountain bridge and return
via Wind Gap Pass and vacation
land, Pa.
j. a. Mckinney, of Leeds Point
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0autauqua Here
From Nov. 2O-24
Program to BE Given in High
School Auditorium, Off
cials Announce.
Talent To Be Excellent
Walter X. ThOms, President
and Treasurer of Local AS
SOciatiOn-Rev. Ball Vice.
President; Kresge Secretary

Announcement that the Swar.h-
more Chautauqua will be held III
the auditorium of the Pleasantvillc
High School building the after
Moons and evenings of Nov. 90, 20
and %. was made today by the
treasurer of the PleaSantville ASso-
citation, Charles NJ. Kresge, OF
NorthGeld.
Chautauqua programs will be Civ
Ell each afternoon and evening on
those dates The programs viii
consist of lecturers, and musical
numbers. Tho talent will be eX-
ceptionally good, according to state
ments Of officers of the association,
which arranpes for the annual pre-
sentation of the Chautauqua pro.
grams in the city.
As talent from the Chautauaua
circuit will be in the city Sunday
of the dates they give programs
here. it is expected that they will
give a brief program in one of the
! city churches. This. in the pas.
| has been q custom.
Walter X. Thoms is president and
treasurer of the PleasantviIle Chau-
tauqua Association. Rev. G.. Wood
| vine Ball is viee-president: while
Mr.. kresge, who is principal of The
| Mortified schools, is secretary.
The ticket committee includes
Mrs. Hannah L. Zane. chairman;
Mrs. Carrie l.. Hilliard and James
A. Gilkey.
Announcement Of the ticket sale
will be made in the near fntura
Mr.. kresge stated TODAY.
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DR.. johnson Again
tContlnued from Page ~

Z
AbsecOn has two fights on its
hands as election draws near. One.
of them, which seems to be the
most interesting, is the battle In
the First ward for the seat in
Common Council. Here Crawford
Townsend, a Democrat and MEM
Der OF Council for number of
years, has been nominated by the
Republicans. after they found he
would not be renamed by the Dem
Ocrats of the city. Townsend is
running against Ira GibersOn, who
has the support of Charles Kesler,
and that strong faction that kept
Kesler on the Board of Chosen
FreehOlders for so many years.
Both men seem powerful. and
are strongly supported, although
the balance hangs, SO it appears,
in favor of Townsend. He is back
ed by the Republican organization
of Absecon. the same combination
that tOppled Kesler from his seat
on the Freeholder Board a few
years ago. So-called neutral votes
ire expected to- swing TO either
nan. -
Mayor Harry MattsOn, Sr., is Op-
posed by Lewis NJ. Bowker. May.
or Mattson is running for re-elec-
ton on the Republican ticket, hav-
ing the support of the Republican
organization in the city. His op-
ponent is member Of the fire
company. and is supported by the
same element that is aiding Giber-
son in his fight for the councilman,
ic berth. Mattson is expected ty
political observers to win.
In the Second ward, T. N. Car.
ter, Republican, is opposed by 1.
T. Rider. Democrat both being
supported by their respective or
ganizations. AS far as contests 20,
that ends them for local Offices In
Absecon. DR.. Johnson Is unoppos-
ed. as is Marie Robinson. who Is
again running for tax, collector.
She is the only woman on the
| u
ticket yy "a.
The fight for county Offices will
also be interesting in AbsecoIll.
since it,, is the stamping ground Of
Kesler. who again will seek the
Office of Sheriff. The former free
holder this time is running on an
independent ticket, with Ginning
and Risley his opponents. the for.
mer a Republican and the latter a
/ Democrat Cimino is at present
under-sheiiff, and has given many
years to that work. His election
seems assured. .ys#s..sa \,
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.9}Ul70ClIj|jF'''jT C,'j|j|:'''j'Y' "a

Mrs. F. C. Leeds, Beth Leeds,
Miss Elizabeth Risley, Miss Amelia
Risley, Mrs. Anna Nipple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Loeffler, Mr.. and Ms.
Raymond Conover, Miss Hannah
Glanert, Mrs. Helen Holroyd. Mrs.
Thomas McGuigan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Boice, Alton BOice, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Naslee, Sr., Mrs.
Jean Compton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ort-
iieb, Miss Edith Gaskil, Albert
Christ, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold SHARP,
Mr.. and Mrs. Poplar, Miss Emily
Yarrow, Mrs. Raymond c. Leroy,
Fred J. Yarrow, Miss Irene BroHn,
Miss Loretta Cramer, Miss Helena
Sander, Miss Mary Sanders, and
Others
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MISS ANNA MAE COLLINS
BECOMES FALL BRIDE
Marriage to Francis J. Eraddock
Solemnized in First Presby-
terian Church Saturday.

Solemnized in First Presby-
terian Church Saturday.
Miss Anna Mae Collins, daughter
,Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collins, of
Chester avenue, became the bride
of Francis J. Braddock, also of
this city, Saturday afternocA u the
First Presbyterian Churcm. Eev. T.
M. Simanton officiating.
The bride was dressed in white
georgette, and wore wedding veil
trimmed with rhinestones. She
carried bouquet Of bridal roses
Her sister, Miss Martha Collins,
was bridesmaid, while Elton Brad
dock, brother of the groom acted
as best man. Miss Jean Campbell
was flower girl. The bridesmaid
was eowned in pink georgette and
carried a bouquet OF pink roses.
Mrs. Harold Smith played the
wedding march, while James Way
sang 20, Promise Me-" Relatives
and friends OF the couple witness
ed the ceremony. A wedding re-
ception and supper followed at the
home OF the brides parents. They
left for honeymoon, following
which they will reside in their new
home on Ashland avenue.
Miss Collins is well known am
Cng the younger set of the city.
having attended both the grammar
and high schools. She has been an
employe in the Atlantic City Elec-
trio company's office in this city
for sometime.
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was a business visitor in Pleasant
vile, Monday.
Edward Wickman and William
Lloyd passed the weekend with
friends in Baltimore
After a motor trip through the
New England states and Canada,
Mrs. H. S. Dougherty. of Noah S
road, has returned to her home.
Officer George Baldwin has re-
turned to his duties az a member
Of the local police department, af-
tar q 10 Gay vacation passed III
Virginia, where he went by motor.
Miss Beatrice Bowen, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bowen, of
New road, pleasantville. has re-
turned from vacation trip spent
in Philadelphia. While there Miss
Bowen visited the SesquiCentenni-
ii and many other points of inter
est. Her mother, Mrs. Herbert
Bowen, and her friend, Harold
Peck, accompanied her on the ie-
turn trip home.
Cards have been received from
Bud Bowen, Of 3l5 New road, Plea
santvillc, who is on an extensive
tour throughout Eastern Pennsyl-
vania and New York, continuing
up into Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Claude Bailey
were guests over the week end of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Minshal Holden. at
Chester, Pa.
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with Mrs. Ethel Loefher presiding,
A complete report on the dance
could not be made, as all tickets
and money are not III. All holding
the same are requested TO send
them to Mrs. Alice Leeds, chair
dance plize. donated by Mrs. Mary
Wood, was won by Mrs. Carl Pc
terson. Mrs. Raymond Conove.
held the lucky number for a pair
of silk stockings. Miss Hannah
Glanert and Mrs. Robert Craig
We're guests at the meeting.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19
W. w. CLUB MEETS.

Miss Eleanor Gilkey entertained
members Of the W w. club at her
home on Friday evening, Oct. Is.
An enjoyable evening was had bv
all Later refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present were: Dorothy
Freck, Edith Guenther, Nesta Tre-
Lillian Keller, Frances Cor
don, Ella Hommell, Doris Sykes
and Eleanor Gilkey. The club viii
meet next week at the home Of
Doris Sykes.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19

Mrs. DR.. VIM Gelston, of CAM
den. daughter Of Rev J. b. West
colt. passed Friday with him and
his family,
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19

? Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hudson
returned home after passing a
week visiting friends in Pcnnsyl-
Vania.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19

Postmaster Walter w. Whitman.
Curtis Adams, Miss Gladys Sven
sen and Miss Kathryn Whitman at
tended the Rutgers-Holy Cross
football game at Newark last Sat
nrday.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19

Pat Ito Yankce) We have
great athletes in Ireland The best
the world produces.
Yankee Nonsense! Why. our
American champion ran Is miles
and then jumped a nine-bar gate.
Pat-Yes, but look at the run he
had at II. Northern Telegraph.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19

Mrs. Margaret c. Whitman has
returned to her home on East
Washington avenue. after weeks
visit with friends at ManhaaSott,
l., L.. and New York City.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19
LADIES' AUXILIARY 70 NO. 8

Mrs. Carl Peterson Wins Attend.
ance Prize at Meeting.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Fire Co.
No. 3 held their regular weekly
meeting in the Leeds avenue school
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19

Utopia is Il thoroughly myth
cal country in which one amend
mont to the Constitution Is as good
as another Detroit News
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19

Judge You charge that your
husband was drunk. What evi-
dence have you in support Of such
a claim?
The Wifc--Your honor, / found
him in the kitchen with Il whip
trying to make the animal crack
crs perform.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-10-19

He | gave you the best five
years OF my life.
. Size Gin surprisc) Were those
your best It'd Bits.