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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-09

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Murl Thompson of BOzeman is
spending this week with Ina Christie.
A large crowd attended the dance
at Don Christie's Monday night.
Earl Reese Of BOzeman visited sew
eral days last week at the viii Chris
tie ranch.
Gladwin Knodle spent from Satur-
day until Monday with his father in
BOzeman.
Miss Lillian Hague of Big Timber
is spending a few days at the War
rem Tiltcn ranch.
Nh. and Mrs. Rudolph VOgel and
family spent the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blair visited
Monday evening with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wheat.
! The Rev. Charles Couch and wife
of Billings are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. R. E. Gallup, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Bailey and
family of BOzeran spent Friday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Justad
Miss Emma and Ina Christie re
turned home Sunday after a two
weeks visit with relatives at Clyde
Park.
Mrs. J. W. Copton, the Misses
Myrtis and Tressa ClOptOn, and Mrs
Arthur Rundlett are spending a few
days at the CloptOn ranch.
. Miss Helen Flanagan, who is tax
ing nurses training at Billings, i
spending her vacation visiting he
, sister, Mrs. Fred Owens.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Jacobs and chill
! dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis, MI
ard Mrs. Warren TiltOn and family
! and Miss Lillian Hague attended tn
Roundup at Livingston Saturday.
Nh. and Mrs. Sam Hampton, MI
and Mrs. Bob Hampton, and Mr.
: Clayton harrington spent the FOurt
: with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Johnson an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. JOhnso
I and son, Billie; MI. and Mrs. T. /
I Johnson, and Miss Liddie Ross an
Elmer Johnson spent the Fourth I
> Kitchen Rock, up West Gallatin.
Several Of the Canyon folks wei
/, at BOzeman Hot Springs Monda,
/. Those who went were Mr.. and Mr.
= H. H. letters and family, Mr.. and Mr.
Mark Jacobs and family, Mr.. ar
n Mrs. Paul Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
rem TiltOn and family, Mr.. and MI
Elvin Wicker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
Justad, Miss Lillian Hague, JOl
letters, and MIR. and Mrs. Louis Ii
liox.
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Lynn and Irene Walton, who had
Been at Wilsal for some time, return
I'D home Saturday.
Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd NlGuire and
MF. and Mrs. Fox Randall motOred to
Livingston Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox Randall Of BOul>
der spent the Fourth visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Seifert and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Evans,
left Monday for Flathead lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stimson, Mrs.
BUrgs, and Gee GOWN left Wednes-
day for a tour of Yellowstone park.
Alfred, Lynn, Ben, Henry, and Clar-
n C Walton and Ray Bremen mo-
s0red to Sixteen Monday for a fishing
nip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grouse and
children of ROsalia, Wash, arrived
Friday to spend a few weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Albert Seifert and daughter
Esther, and their guest, Mrs. A
Evans Of LeavenwOrth, Kansas, were
shopping in BOzeman Friday.
The E. S. Sewing club met las.
Friday with Carleen Grouse, Their
Sging a good attendance. The mex
neeting will be with Phyllis Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bremen an,
family Of Niger Hollow, and MI
Ballard, spent the Fourth visiting
Eith Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Walton.
Dir. and Mrs. Fred Parker an
Ehildren, and Bert McMasters of Ana
sBnda arrived last week to spend sew
egal weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stimson an
daughter, Bessie; Mrs. Hampton H;
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-09
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Heck were
Livingston callers last Monday.
Mrs. G. R. GrOgan has had as her
guests the Misses Barry of Ana
cOnda.
A baby boy weighing 9h pounds
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Miller last Monday morning.
Mrs. Coy, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. Harker, returned to her home
in Deer Lodge last Friday.
The w. c. T. U. will hold an all
days meeting at the ranch home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale, Wednesday.
Leslie Foerschler, Ray Angel and
Paul Benson spent the early part of
the week on a fishing trip near VIII
sail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Biggs were
Belgrade callers Sunday. They are
spending the summer on their ranch.
north Of town.
Word has been received of the mar
rage Of Audrey Palmer, a former
Belgrade girl, and Erwin York Of
Bozeman.
The Episcopal guild met last Wed.
nesday at the ranch home Of Mrs. J
D. G. Wipf, with Mrs. Wipf and Mrs
Conrad Wipf, ~hostesses.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid mo
tOred to BOzeman Hot Springs
Thursday afternoon. After the bust
I ness session, a delightful picnic sup
per was enjoyed by the members AM
a number Of guests.
? Mrs. John L. Taylor and daughter
!. Caroline, spent Thursday night at tn
home Of Mrs. Marshall Byrne. The.
returned to their ranch home Frida.
( morning, taking little Miss Virgin
Lee Byrne home with them for a fe1
!. days visit.
Mrs. G. w. Coon entertained til
e Afternoon Bridge club last Thursda!
Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Casper Z
Bozeman were ~out-of-toWn guest
z High score went to Mrs. Warner, SCI
a Ond high to Mrs. j. D. c. Wipf, an
low to Mrs. Jean Penwell.
!, Robert Hespen and Miss Hele
Scharf Of Three Forks were unite
IN marriage, Thursday, at the hon
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barrett, b
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Willis AlbrO was a Bozeman bust
ness visitor Thursday.
Scott Thompson is employed at the
Clate Hale ranch.
Miss Hazel Hankinson is in BOze-
man visiting this week.
Mrs. Frank Cooper has been in the
hospital for the last week.
A large number of Willow Greek
people spent Sunday at POtOsi Hot
Springs.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Cleveland spent
several days of last week at POtOsi
Hot Springs.
Miss Pearl Thompson was a bsi-
ness visitor in BOzeman from Friday
until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Becker If
Manhattan were Sunday visitors at
the Burton Thompson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rutledge and
family were Three Forks business
visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and MRS. Joe Beam and fam
lily mOtOred to Wilsall to spend g
few days with Mrs. Beams sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Beam and fam.
: lily mOtOred to Livingston to spen.
the Fourth Of July.
Miss Florence Smith left Frida!
for Belgrade, where she will spend
few days with Miss LeOna Miller.
Miss MarjOry Price Of Butte arrive
here Thursday to spend the summe
vacation with her uncle, Archie Price
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry White an
family of BOzeman were visitors q
the Burton Thompson Monday.
The hail storm that went thrOug
Willow Greek and vicinity Sunda
evening did a great deal Of damagl
I Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Clevelanl
7 Miss Brook Thompson and MUIR
! Thompson were visitors at the Coo
! ranch Sunday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Rice and Mrs. A.
+ Halves and two children, Robert an
4 Coreen, have been az Potosi for IL
! last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert RIGHT ar
& small son left Saturday evening Fl
+ Cardwell, where they win spend
n few days visiting.
Messrs. Scott Thompson, Sol Mile
y Ralph Williams, and Dan Parker m
tored to Bozeman Sunday and speI
a the day at the Hot Springs.
h The Misses Leona and Flcren
lr Miller, Messrs. Hollis and New.
2 Miller, and George Dale, al Of b,
: grade, were visitors here Friday.
Mrs. William Hike and daught.
q Lorraine, returned Friday evenil
ts from Santa Barbara, Calf. whe
u they had been for the last six weei
q Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davies and far
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Plat g.
s. family, al Of Three Forks, were VI
a itors at the Burton Thompson bon
on Monday.
er Among those who ATTENDED s
n Hensle8 auditorium Saturday ME
e were; Nr. end Mga Selo1
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Len Verwolf and son, Barney,
spent me day last week on the Vel
10Wstone.
Ray Sherman delivered some dress
ed beef to the BOzeman market dur
ing the week.
Earl Paxton and A. C. Akey have
Been loading baled hay at the siding
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierson and
family attended the rodeO in Living
sion, July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Buettner and
Esa, Junior, attended the celebration
~ Bozeman Hot Springs, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max LANCE and fam
5ly of near Livingston were callers at
the Charles PiersOn home Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marble and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Reese spent the
Fourth at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Marble, near Salesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Sorensen and
son, Ray, of Grey Cliff; Miss Elnore
Andrews of BOzeman, and Leonard
Sorensen returned Monday from &
x1ree-day tour of Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pierce and fam
zy, accompanied by MI. and MRS
Eels Jensen and family of near Boze
nan, mOtOred to the Yellowstone riv
Pr the Fourth and spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marble, Mr.
znd Mrs. Bert Reese, Mrs. A. Soren
sen, J.. L. Wells, and Leonard Soren
sen were among the Livingston call
grs from this vicinity during tn.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Werner and daugh
ssr, Martha, and son, Bernhard, an,
Raymond Eek, accompanied by MI
and Mrs. Frank Nicholson, Pete
Nicholson, and Earl Eek of COkedale
spent the Fourth at BOzeman Ho
Springs.
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Earl Bryant made a business trip
to Radersburg Saturday.
w. D. Kelso and son, Billy, were
business visitors in Logan Saturday
morning.
Miss Mary Heiser Of Bozemsn is
spending the week at the home Of her
grandmother, Mrs. Chudnay.
o. A. Mcdowell left Thursday for
Missoula, where he will enter the N.
P. hospital fer treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burrell and
children mOtored to Norris and visit
ed Sunday afternoon with friends.
Miss Harriet Halverson Of Dillon
spent the holiday vacation with her
cousin, Miss Agnes Larson of Logan.
Mrs. Charles Ellison visited at the
homes of Mrs. Earl Robbins and Mrs,
Edith Vaughn in Manhattan Satur-
day.
Mrs. lloyd Meador and children
and Mrs. tAil Lang and children mo-
tOred to Three Forks Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Frank Wander Pete Of Living
ston spent one day last week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd
MeadOr.
Cyrus HOtrum, John Landers and
John SabO mOtored to Karst's Kamp
Saturday afternoon to spend a couple
Of days.
Lester WOOdring mOtOred to BOze-
man Saturday afternoon to spend a
couple of days with his mother, Mrs.
J. W. Hale.
Miss Sadie Landers Of Laurel spent
the holiday vacation at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ian
ders, in Logan.
Buster Muir Of Harrison mOtOred
to Logan and visited Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Nh. and
Mrs. J. W. Muir.
Mrs. Braten and Joe Zimmerman
and son, Billy, Of MOberly, Missouri
arrived in Logan Saturday to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Roman.
Nh. and Mrs. Olin Durham and Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Mcdonnell mOtored Il
the Bozeman Hot Springs and at
tended the dance Saturday evening.
George DarlintOn returned to BOze
man Tuesday morning after spend
ing a couple of days ct the home o.
his mother, Mrs Mary Darlinton, o.
the Madison.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Dell McLses ant
daughter, June, Of the Madison val
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PUTNAM PERSONALS

us are having ths ihsygess azys Of .re Geat tlz WeeE
 kirt Maurice Kelley of @l.Easnsas flsssee relatives ln E4-na- --s week
 Art " " Avsril of Pieassni street Ha- been vaaag lH epTlrz-a.1
 Harsld Arnold is home from Tii. Sen School 4lltou. Ss h f5r -1e t71 aay
 Chandler Aorte and Fr4nkiin Perry arl 4s home from AuEe-st for t1e l1ns-uas vacation
 Mir and Art Victor L4Po5at si Livery street were wH friends .H F4st1cset Saturday
 William Blake ia home from the Soldiers Home ln Norton for Carat mas and Se@ Years
 Walter Wilcox. employed at River head. l.. l.. wIll spend Christmss al his home on Farrows street
 Mia Cseelia Lestars. night aurss In Rockville City Hospital, nas been in town 8 few days ths week.
 John H. Corb~,t of Ss- Haven. for merly I. NJ C. 4. county secretary has been visiting friends here.
 Earl Smith,on of Hartford sPen, the weekend with his parents. Ar. and Mrs William 4. Sml.hsen-
 Hiss Katherine Thayer Of Putnam ard v Aareester. visited Ar and AEs@ Car Witter 1f DanieIsaa sunday
 Mus Gladys Chaffse of Boston ,p-at Monday with her mother Ma Nerrs Patterson of School street
 Hiss Mary Carpenter physical eal- tzrr instructor iH ze- tae saesz = her metk=- -s AHee Car rsn.er-
 Miss Dora Swift of Se~ Losaen
 spending tns he 14 E-a a=r aunt George 2 >9-tr atz-ez
 Miss Harion Wileos Of Brown La. saas spending -H= zas .e -=f Esr=ass Mr and aiH H caK # Eazf9Ns street
 Miases Bertha and Edfth Child of Simmons College. Boston are a= -ae fanle-ef treIr masE#F tHts= Annie fnla for tne holiday
 Ar and Mrs Erne,t Chandler ct I5*eHs street entertained >az-E-
 4s adleEs brother Elmer Chandler af W9oHsaeket
 nrs Thomas Duffy and son. Thomas Jz Soash Mar street. spent she ssees-eli with her mother Ars. Mary C4rrer If Ho. Mas
 Perry Barber Of Clark College. Wa-ee-ter sHa Alfred Barber af H5E- cesteH HaeH are spending taelr Vacz- sian #e sreHr mother Ma E.Flra Barber
 Dr and mrs. II. L. Peass q Ere mont srHees have tb-iz a4-ater Bis EHlth Paass sf 9beHlsH e=l age. 9a=
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CITY NEWS NOTES

Kay Bow eFtE aa afaata A4H91a APHa
 a Haven
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 Earl CsEnea of ass street i2euI
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 He1 oa Frl1ay MI
 Hartford nrs stett MasOsasid sud ios f a4rs atFeet aeFe Prom eeacs s-ar 1a T4eday. Nisses ayriiee sns syIyia War ren 1f School street spent &eeaes @ Fr eae- friends Hla Ahn aoEsa of Hsrtfors i visiting H- her parents Hr and azs Hazt1 Hogan Tatem street. zha weekend
 ar and 8ri Hiram 0sti~y. ar. ErHrst Bessczet= SEana AF= Ea gene Barrett metgred Co nliin1an- sc Wedaesday
 TDssday ar. and Mrs. David B-su- s1lel Nr Charles P88ln. Nlss Irene Eearefte. and Leonard Beausslel. uatsrsd ts Providence ar and Hrs Jos-pa ssaAhsa of s~NpHF- are asE sk Mrs AHa HaH n-s M ard Nrs Eharz EIhseF. Ear
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 rs- A-  nr and Hrt Fraak Laeser are entertaining He~sa L Hector EI. -z- z-l HH- Kf=tH- 9pza E ast-r fsH a#s
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 far @== Fork ah=-H r H as Ees
 H after -ze holiday
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 ttrs EeaH 1 f asH= Ha
 
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 days WlfF her ssfaHa PM fH@a#s rars her and plI tr mother 5r buzz Mas
 Mr and Hss Ed~ard H Grosvenor N0 t Mr and Mrs Frank lee family 0f Maiden. .l lass zra1t hrlstma- aH Hrazs5 H and Mir a- Fremont street
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24

Nrs Em5ly Butler and ars Li- aa hE % f-zt
 Msa Jezais Greene sf Pa-tue.s,
 Errt +- grre4l
 Aus-s Liaan and harsa Hsrrer ape t H1ay @sr Providence frH-1s
 Mra. J J Dimoa sf Wosaltsek avenue goes % spend EcrlstH.4s VE-1 ser cr..arez a Har-far. ar and Mir. Clown Carpentsr and fzHy 1f V 5Fsesser Sere sitn rH.ztlt es aH4 friends -eTe 9vsr sga1ag Mia Ella and Albert Fsrro~t ef Spr.rg g-les3 come t9 tnelr home sa N godstoes avenue for the holiday and aeek-end.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce and son Raymond Of storrs College spend -ne holiday Elth MF. and Mrs. Car Pierce of Hartford.
 Mrs T d~Cosdrss. Misses RheA aue Ruth deCoa6res ef Providence are at theT home on Woodstoek ave a1e for the holiday.
 Mir and Mrs George 5 Bradley a entertain as farmilE Christmas Hzrsg afternoon and evening at their home ca Grove street
 Misa Sarah Barber Of Woman's Col Seg London. spends the holiday
 E her mother Arz- ElFira ~ f Sehas street
 NJ aas ara. Wendell R Witter zfr-4e rsa -n=r
 
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 afzE4a are @ utse Hrs Eliza
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 aH1 Eet comes t1 g-Hs-Eas atE -5I af saa Hss Percy Rieharssoa sai
 rer ~ Br51eer8f' are saeaE- sre holiday and @e-s-e1d WIt- tzsts parents. 8r and M=z Canton Iia-fee # Slrrys and Nr and Ma Charles Rislar3zaH 9f Ia.arvaI. -.EfEs
 Mir and Mn. George Baker Of Fremont street have Mrs Baker E. mother ass brother aaz H4fe 4f Gen. -zal Village and 8rs clara Raasar z9es as lsrIseras raeszz lr a-a Ms- Richard West 9f Lowell
 spend Sunday @isa t6em Dr. and Mrs J Russell of Man aHeat Etarsaia MHs Rascal ssrar tle. I-alad sf i4as.zs4za 2, daughters. N.sse- Leah and E##zaBefs taae6ers fa SgEaease. '
 tsatsef and wife Mfr and Ms E Heee# and their s=r ane
 ard Mrs Jsmes Pierce Hf
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Arthur L-naberg. .ho haa been

Es mother Arz Giaasis Cana. z-Hset .ef, eag -a .arH Mercy stationed
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Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24

hrs Jasiin of south Man street
 I'll t1v E.eaa f~aetar nor v age .ha mother ef .-=fa-r H y FfHafs and ak f# HeH eith Hr F'iat and
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24
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loose W1d
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 and M#Hiay. Ed# ft9r and Clara B8~ n kid Boots aa8 A-dHessias Haral Lloyd IHa fH-HmaH Ih- 4uHis Vaudeville anf Aasie Preka.t
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24
m- and Mrs Henry Malo and lie.

laughter 6arbara If Dan5-Isoa HeH sunday u-h Mrs Malos Haz-
 f Ernest han -r sar street
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24
Victory

=stsfass Thirty Be
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 suaias night aalg. The Eirst ] eHr with an al star cast gluss through Thursdsy
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24

ku -seristlen Praes &z co per fssf
 Payabis n Aevanes aE- Caaiea Eve 1snti
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24
Irs Juda Iemon1yitz returned oi

Sunday sa Der home du Bridge stzeeH after folr weeks 4st wItn ra-
 er NHs : Israel of Winthrop.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24
Ma Anna Zimnerman. New

eeHt several days tHls week sne zaesz
 her aarz and uncle Nr and Nrs Is5oFa SrIezIeman af Bridge street
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24
Dr and Mrs J J Ru.seLI af Man

Hea terrain MH. E4sz sister H-- l-al1t af i4as.s.4aa
 za zalsttsrs. NIsse= Lean and E eefH teachers fH SgEac4se. 7
 brother and wife 8r and H@ E Eeae# and their son aHa ts a# Mrs James PHes Hf
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Mir and Mir, George Baker oi

Fremont street have Mrs Baker other aHs brother and nfe af Gen. -zal Ha2e and Hrs Clara RaHsar
 zsek as lsrIseras T1eszs a-a ir- Richard West 1f Lowell
 spend Sunday %itH them
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24

pr and Hrs. IT. L- Frass . re mont srFees have tE-.z a4-a-ar. z EaztH Haasa ef 9beElH College 9a= Er tlezr son s-z=-t a she Era 9rE Tele1Hars Ea Y f..ata Mrs G krzNsa aaz4 T
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Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24
sls. aas Mr Percy Rieharssoa an

Brz1eeraf' gre sHenE-
 zre holiday and 4ees-eHd W5t- tzets parents. Hr and M-s Carlton Ia-fee # Slrrys5te and Nr and Hzs Caar#es Ris1ar3zsH 9f IH.ervale -Het#s
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24

Perry Barber of Clark Colie ge. Worcester zHa Alfred Barber = ! For cesteH HeeH are spending tae5r eacz- tian #sH treir mother HEs E.Flra Barber
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24

Mr. CAarlss LAPoin, Of Main ze spent Saturday HtE friends
 Miss Celia Benoit of Main stree ..ssrs.sa H4eE s4H1as rEHatGte es from AeA HasE.
 ar and Mrs Victor LaPolnt. Miss aezuz and Blanche L4Falrs -FeHi S4z-ag WlEH Providence E=-a-4s=z-
 Ernest Tetreaalt, ~ho has been a HaEeat as zhe Day hznaa.l Hos pItal .ra past five weeks Ezez @pzaH- H1
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-24

Thomas Jz. S5ash Man street. sreH. tce weekend with her mother. Ars Mary C4rraa af He. .-H Mass
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and Clarence i. Weir, also seeking
the nomination, was one Of the
closest on the ticket. Ermston was
leading.
Following were the eleven ahead
in the race for county Representa-
tives: George n. Burkhardt, Ed
ward w. Hohlt. Edna M. Chris
tan, Fred Shumaker, Harry B.
Perkins. Jesse S. Sisloff, John r.
Williams, Silvey p. Leach, Henry II.
Winlller. Marshall Williams and
Marion Swartz.
Other Democrats who appeared
certain Of nomination were: Evans
Woollen, United States Senator
short term; Joseph b. Williams.
judge OF Circuit Court; Frank r.
Brown, Superior Court One; Stephen
A. Clinehens, Court Two; Carl e.
Wood, Court -Four: Thomas d. Nc
Gee, Court Five; Nathan Swain,
Probate Court; Jacob l.. Steinmetz,
Juvenile Court; Raymond F.. Muir
ray, prosecuting attorney; William
G. Bachelor, State Senator; Floyd
f. Williamson, joint Representative
Marion and johnson Counties; Rich
ard NJ Coleman, clerk; Lawrence
Wilhoff. auditor: Mark V. Rine-
hart, treasurer; Edward =. Barry,
recorder; Charles Sumner, sheriff
Robert Dwyer, coroner; Henry Is.
Steeg, surveyor, and William c. De
Miller, assessor.
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