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humor with her." she reflected.
genuinely bothered about Miss
Evans strange conduct. I'm sure
did nothing to offend her."
She was disappointed at losing
an opportunity to talk again with
q sensible person who had been In
accord with her views. Nathaniel
would naturally expect. II she had
sufficient money to pay her ex.
penses. that she would take her
time about living up to her new.
found ideals and wait until some
choice position came her way be.
fore taking one. She dared not
tell him how urgent It was for her
to find employment and II he
wondered at whatever she might
finally do she would have to pre-
tend that ambition did not count.
Should she go back to Mrs.
Phelps? Telephoning would save
time. And she must look up other
agencies. She would do that right
away.
When she reached Mrs. Phelps
by telephone she was asked il she
would not come in as soon as con.
venient. That afternoon? Yes, II
she could. Virginia went up di.
rectly. by subway. 1t was one Of
the very few times in her life that
she had ridden In the underground
trains and she found it exceedingly
dtstasteful. Unsavory individuals
stared at her pointedly. giving par
ticular attention to the fashionable
brevity Of her skirts. There was
more crowding, too, than when she
had come downtown, and although
she had seat her feet were trod-
den upon and one lurching pas
senger barely escaped being de-
posted in her lap when the long
train 5olted to stop.
Virginia was decidedly relieved
to come up to the street level again,
and the days when she had com.
planned Of the traffic congestion on
Fifth Avenue came back to her
now as blissfully free OF any real
contact with transportation prob.
lens.
Then. II caught In the vortex Of
New York's vast population. she
could at least sit in decent isola-
tion In comfortable motor car
until her way was cleared. Today
she had been compelled to shoulder
her path In and out of subway
train against the opposition Of
hardened straphangers who. it
seemed. thought nothing of a little
buffeting and elbowing. She felt
sure she must be Uttered with black
and blue spots. But there was the
hope Of finding = position at Mrs.
Phelps to buoy her up and lessen
her discomfort.
She was doomed to disappoint-
fhent once more that day, however,
for 1t soon became apparent that all
Mrs. Phelps desired was to have q
little motherly talk with her. Vir.
ginia could not understand her at.
titude at all and. frankness being
native to her when fact did not
prohibit It, she asked with direct
simplicity. why are you trying to
discourage me from seeking work.
Mrs. Phelps?"
ITO Re Continued)
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They were old time residents Of
this vicinity.
A large crowd attended the barn
dance at the Dietzman place Satur-
day night, and everybody reported
having good time.
Mrs. Marvin Sherman and Orpha
Agnew were callers at the Owen
home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gourdette and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Dest-
acott and family and John Elias
were dinner guests at the w. A.
Dietzman home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. kersnaw and FAM
lily were visitors at Mckenzie Sun.
day afternoon.
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John Glum delivered some fence
posts at Mckenzie Monday.
NJ. +. Parker was out in this vi
cinity Tuesday selling Watkins pro-
ducts.
Miss Esther Kershaw came home
Wednesday from Bismarck, where
she has attended high school, to
spend her summer vacation.
Martin Tooker and John Glum
went to the river Thursday to get
some wood.
Walter Dietzman did some plow-
ing with tractor for Martin Tooker
Thursday.
Mrs. Bill maitland. Mrs. Lawrence
Madland and Mrs. Kershaw attend
ed the w. C. T. u. meeting held
at the Chas. Mccormick home
Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Watched were
A. the Ditezman home Thursday to
clean the barn for the dance.
Mrs. Cedriv Craig and daughter
Josephine visited at her parental
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Watched went
to Bismarck and Mandan Monday
on business and attended the cir
Gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kershaw and fam
lily, Floyd Owen, John Olsen, Paul
Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. Tooker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dietzman, all were
Bismarck callers the past week.
Miss Elsie Olson IS visiting at
the Joe Fischer home for q few
days.
Miss Mildred Dietzman visited
with Lille Jiras in Cromwell town.
ship Sunday.
Miss Beulah Cate of Mandan
spent the weekend at the Floyd
Owen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley went to
futile Sunday to visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Moffit.
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provisions Of Chapter 173, Session
Laws Of 1919. requiring the label Of
the International Typographical
Union on State Printing.
The right to reject any or all bids
II reserved by the said State Publica.
ton and Printing Commission.
bond Accommodating Mia hid viii be
returned.
Blank proposals and copy for such
specifications are on file In the Of
fico of the Secretary OF the State
Publication and Printing Commission
at the Capitol In the City Of Bis
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to take any Of what there Is now"
Oliver looked at her through halt
closed. amused eyes. Going to be !
regular Hetty Green before you &c,
through" he approved silkily.
II don't care about tying any
records" Virginia replied. Jus,
show mo how to make 500. 900 and
I'll be tho happiest person that Wal
Street ever knew"
well. Ill try tc make you
happy" Oliver told her in q
strangely portentous way. Virginia
threw him 4 quick. startled glance
but he was looking az innocent as
a toy balloon.
"Where you going?" he asked as
she started to leave. Say. Vir
ginia. better give me your address, y
he added as he stood up.
I'LL give 1t to Miss Evans" she
evaded. "And thanks q lot. Oliver.
Come In tomorrow"
Virginia hesitated a moment. "Do
you need met" she countered. ~
may be busy"
Might" he replied laconically
Like to keep In touch with my
clients. Important decisions tc
make on q moments notice al
| times"
IL ! can't come I'll telephone,
Virginia temporized, thinking that
she must use her time to lind EN-
ploymsnt.
All right. but I'd hate to risl
losing q big killing Just because
didn't have your okay."
I'LL give you carte blanche.
don't know . thing about It any
way"
Got to consult you" Oliver
maintained stubbornly.
Then Ill come In a. often az
can. Virginia promised reluctantly.
She said q hurried goodby ia
him and went out to Miss Evans to
leave her address and room mum.
Der.
Miss Evans looked 1t her strange
" and Virginia realized that the
secretary was confused about some.
thing.
u wonder what's the matter. =
she puzzled over Il, thinking back
In an effort to discover IL she had
been cool. as might happen in the
moods Of preoccupation that came
upon her lately.
will you lunch with me again
today?" she invited pleasantly and
was further troubled to see Miss
Evans lips draw together In q thin
limo and hear her answer, I'm
very sorry. Miss Brewster. I've
another engagement"
"sSome other time." virginia sug'
gested. to conceal the fact that she
was slightly offended. Later, lunch.
Ing alone. she smiled . little rue
fully over Miss Evans refusal tc
Join her. Plainly the ''other en-
gagement" had been merely an ex'
cuse. What . change . few short
weeks had wrought IN her life!
Hare was Z woman o remote from
her IN the past o The EARTH from
the sun insofar - social relations
were concerned. actually refusing
to lunch with her! Virginia ad'
mitto0 the humor OF e but moi
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MISCELLANEOuS

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-A return load of house,
hold goods. Bound for Twin
Cities or vicinity. Will arrive in
Bismarck June 9th. Send all an
swers in care Of the Bismarck
Tribune. Olson Transfer Co.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel.
Bismarck. N. D.
FOR SALE-CEo;ce Imported Ger
man Rollers ehd Hartz Mountain.
also .iative singers Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone ll5-J, Jacob
Bull. dickinson, N. D.. Box 728.
STRAYED-One brown team,
weight 1900 lbs, $40 reward for
information to recovery of horses.
!. f. Chesak. Phone 7-F-24.
FOR SALE-Sixty head Of black
Aberdeen Angus cows and calves.
For information see E. Wisehart,
Brit IN, N. D.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Casting box
a.:d one TIL. P. D. C. motor. APP
ply at Tribune office.
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3 g 1928 BY NEA Service

her directly afterwards.
Virginia signifled her willingness
to wait. Miss Evans started to.
ward her desk. appeared to change
her mind and stopped. facing Vir.
ginia again. I'm afraid Mr.. Cut
ter IL =. upset this morning." she
said uneasily. Don't you think
you could come back later In the
day."
I'D rather watt" Virginia r.
turned promptly.
Tho secretary frowned, seemed
about to speak. but nodded her head
instead and hurriedly gathered up
her pencil and notebook to answer
the insistent call Of tho buzxer
from Mr.. Cutters ONCE.
In five minutes she was back,
flushed and angry looking. Vir-
ginia stood and Miss Evans said:
You may 60 In now" and turned
at once to her work.
Virginia wondered at her abrupt
ness but she was too anxious to
hear what Oliver might have to
say about her investment to stop
and ask any questions. though she
felt there was something Miss
Evans had wanted to say to her.
When she opened divers door
she saw him coming across the
room from Z door on tho opposite
side with . glass Of water In his
hand. He looked haggard.
Had Z night" he said shortly
and motionsd Virginia to Z chair.
She sat down In It without taking
her eyes OF his face. He topped
into his own seat and gulped down
the water thirstily.
mo Sleep" he went on sslf.pity.
ingly.
II thought you had given up die.
sipating." Virginia said regretfully.
what else II there in life! A
wife here. there and everywhere.
And nothing but work. work. work. /"
"Oh, I'm sorry" Virginia cried.
remembering that she had burdened
him with more work.
"Need someone to feel sorry for
me-" he said childishly. "olad you
came to mo to help you. Virginia.
Want you to be grateful"
"Of course I shall be. Oliver. but
I'm afraid ] shouldn't have troubled
you with my AFFAIRS"
Don't be . sil. I've got 10 b
here anyhow. No extra effort to
handle your investments. Well. !
suppose you want to know what
I've done for you?"
Eyes. I would" virgipia's tone
was hopefully eager.
oliver laughed. I've made you
some money" he replied happily.
want IT."
"No, no. I want you 10, .rstnvest
It. You understand that don't
your
Thought you might need some
pin money. Better take . hundred.
] won't need It."
Virginia was aSm. mo, please. =
she said quietly. y know Il isn't
going to b % easy. Oliver. tor You
to make . hundred thousand dol.
lars for mo In Just ope year, unless
you have enough money to work
with. ! Intend to bring In III
can spare. % please don't uSst ne
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR TRADE-Quarter section RAM
sey county land near Nikoma. All
under pillow, several Mclean coun-
ty farms well improved, near
town, some lear and some with
first mortgages. Will take clear
or encumbe, ed Bismarck city pro-
perty. Write owner Box 115, Bis
nlarck, North Dakota.
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CONNll ONE CON OAHG
/ HAVE . high grade slightly used
upright piano which ! will sell for
balance due on same. Also one
Of the finest high grade grand
pianos built. These pianos are in
storage in Bismarck. Terms to
suit. For particulars write ]. NJ.
Wylie, 1116 Third Ave. &c.. Far
FOR SALE-Fumed oak dining
table, fumed oak rocker, chairs,
enameled top kitchen table, two
three quarter size Simmons iron
beds and Way-sagless springs, full
size Simmons iro, bed and Way
sagless spring. Call At 1914
Fourth street.
FOR SALE Electric washer, ice
box, breakfast set. wicker chairs,
kerosene stoves, lawn mower,
hose, garden tools and other small
items. Phone 1921 or call at TO
Ave. F.
FOR SALE-Household furniture
priced to sell, including beds,
dressers, rockers. tables. rugs,
gas stove and sewing machine.
sol Sixth street or phone 964.
BARGAINS il used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan'
NJ D.
FOR 6ALE-BaEy buggy. Phone
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Practically new mod
ern 3 room apartment, witt. priv
ate bath, 3 { osets and store room.
Also private entrance, 802 Second
street or phi me 105O-R.
FOR RENT-Practically new mod
ern four room apartment, extra
bed room if desired. Call at 400
Eleventh street or phone 441-J.
FOR RENT-Nice room modern
apartment. For further informa-
ton phone So sow.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished apartment. Varney apart
ments. Phone 773.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
everything furnished. Call at
$50 Fourth street.
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
MINNESOTA LAKE SHORE lots
for sale. Sixty beautiful wooded
lots on two lakes. Fine fishing.
Cabins TO rent or built to order
and sold on easy payments S. w.
Corwin, Bismarck, N. D.
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marck, North Dakota. and may be
had upon request.
Dated at Bismarck this 18th day Of
May. 1928.
STATE PUBL1CATlON AND PRINT
ING COMMISSION.
BY JAMES p. CURRAN.
Secretary.
6I0.25-6H.S
Mexico was conquered in the six
teenth century by fernando Cortex,
a Spaniard.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-l9xS Willys-Knight
Coach 70. Will sacrifice for
quick cash sale or take q small
car in place. Write Tribune ,Ad.
No. 63.
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BIDS WANTED.
Sealed bids will be received By The :,
undersigned, Clerk Of Guilford School =
District No. ;. Medina. North Dakota,
tons or more OF Screend Ignite Lump
Coal. r. o. B. Cars Medina, ana =. q,
B. Bins Schoolhouse Medina.
The Board reserves tho right to re-.
ject any or all bids without notice to
bidders.
II. A. NORTON, ,
Clerk.
6/6-7-S.9-11.l2.13 .
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Y GO ON WITH THE STOH
CHAPTER XVIII.

VIRGINIA was not sure she
recognized the man. but there
was something vaguely familiar
about him-a familiarity that dis.
'turbed her until she fell asleep that
night.
The next morning her thoughts
were taken up with plans for get
ting q position and the mans
haunting presence there on the
East Side did not return to puzzle
further.
First she read the help-wanted
columns Of the newspaper that
came up with her breakfast. There
was nothing worth trying for.
Nothing. That II. nothing that she
had any chance Of Betting. Never
theless her spirits were up. It was
q new day. ever . matter of promise
to youth. There was Oliver to see.
And Miss Evans. There must be
many places where she could be
useful II only she could find them!
Virginia bathed and dressed with
out pining for lost luxuries. In fact
without thinking at all Of tho limi.
tations Of her bathing facilities.
Az soon as she thought Oliver
would be In hi1 once she took Z sub.
way train down TO Wall Street. He
was not In but Miss Evans said
she expected him soon, 80 Virginia
decided to wait.
In about half an hour he arrived,
coming In hurriedly and stopping
for . few brief words with his soc.
rotary before going on, to his pri.
vate once. He had not seen vir.
ginia. but - soon as he had gone
on Miss Evans came over to where
she sat By : window and told her
be wanted to give some dictation
Immediately but that he would see
:
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WHAT HAS HAPPENED

VIRGINIA BREWSTER. after
losing both father and wealth,
consentg to make her h0me with
CLARlS4A DEAN and her father.
Her 0anee. NATHANIEL DAMN.
objects to this ter he mlstrusts
DEANS motives.
Meanwhile. DEAN plots u ret
MEL away fRem VIRGINIA Dat
falls. and later j. forced to pay
lace scandal.
CLARlSSA becomes Jealous Of
her and VIRGINIA resolves 10 70.
but DEAN insists that she marry
him. When she refuses, he
threatens to reveal the fact that
her father cheated him out Of
100000 In a bootlegGinE deal.
NeckIess1ys she pP0m1ses to earn
enough to repay him In one year
-OP marry Him.
VIRGINIA leaves but has 70
pawn a ring Ia tide over until she
can flnd . position. she goes 10
NlEI'9 studiO to tell him her
story. but her Joy Mt seeing h1ns %
veal the compact with DEAN. nnA
also because NJ the familiarity
with which His model. CHInI.
treats MEL.
she goes % m employment
agency seeking work and 10 sent
out to q prospective pOsltlOn but
finds Il Impossible. While rctuPn-
ting to her hotel she notices n lnan
who appears t. BE- following Der.
orchids fr0m DEAN and wonders
how he learned her. nddress.
NIEI. takes her ont to disc and
urges her to Nceenf financial ~.
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MALE ~ELP WANTED


MEN AND Young Mems work and
dress clothes. Young mems sweat
ers, dress pants. silk hose, under
wear, ETC., also complete. line of
Star Brand Oxfords, shoes and
boots. Jack Sloven, Capital City
Clothing Store, 121 1-2 Fifth
street, Bismarck N. Oak.
HAVE Opening for honest ambi-
tious men, light cars, travel, good
sales proposition, top money from
s.arl, p; ! daily. Permanent. See
L. G. Snowden, evenings, Z to 8
p. M, Mandan Hotel. Out Of town
applicants writ for appointment.
Give phone number.
WANTED-By large wholesale i'm
plement house traveller for Bis
marck territory. Must be exper-
fenced and energetic worker.
State salary wanted and give ref
erences in first letter. Write Trib-
une Ad. No. &C.
THE INTERSTATE Oh company
can place few more men on de-
sirable territory, exceptional op-
portunity to establish a pcrman-
ent business. Lists of customers
furnished. Phone or write r. T..
Swain, Patterson Hotel. Bis
marck. N. D.
B MEN WANTED at once to learn
Barber Trade, Short Term now.
Free catalog explains all. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. d.,
Butte. Mont.
WANTED-Two sheep shearers,
five thousand sheep in the terri
tory. p. c. Remington & Son.
Phone 22O. Bismarck. N. Oak.
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WANTED-Two sheep shearers,
five thousand sheep in the terri
tory. p. C. Remington & Son.
Phone 22O, Bismarck, N. Oak.
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LOST-Wednesday, June 9Th, leath-
err key holder containing five
keys. Finder please phone 407
or call at COG Broadway.
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LOS FRESNOS
JUST-A-MERE CLUB


Ire JGst-a-Nere club met IL tie
domestic science room on THURSDAY
morning al which Miss Kate sde!
Hull, Cameron county home demon
str-tioa agent. was present. During
the meeting demonstrations we're
gwen on making cake. candy. cream
ed eggs. and sandwich spread. The
next meeting viii te hsld q tae
morning Of February 1C.
Mrs Charles Go5ar entertained II
me primary room Of the Los Tres.
Q school on Thursday -aftsr-ooa
1rcm 3 70 : O'clock. IGNORING the
went birthday of her son. Law
renee, and the sixth birthcav OF
Billie Dee Sticr, TIRE small son Of Mr..
and Mrs Sler. The young guests
we-e pupils q the first and secanS
Eraaes ard also the.r tc-cha-. Miss
Irla Watkins.
Mrs CEDAR was assisted Ia serving
refreshments o. ice cream case and
candies ~ Miss Sybil Coates
Mrs r c. Ricr-r e-te-t-=-ss =
number az hEr friends az Saa e.
nito On Friday evening vita for-
tables cf brioge koaorirr her moth
-. Hrs. = T. Gaylord Hirh s-o-e
Erl-es were awarded 10 NJ Z ri.
Eor7er and Gland A1klns while M-z
I-2U1 A-Ens and Gay Flint were
gwen consolation prizes.
Refreshments a. sandwiches. salad
e coffee and cake we're served -
ine following guests Eesxrs. and
Aescames Floyd Worth. Harris
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McALLEN. Feb. THE Lower
Rio Grarde Valley was the subject of
articles in two national magazines
last month. according 70 W.. Y. Nc
Garity. secretary of The local cham
Der az commerce. ~ JUMP. Z
story appearing ~ the American
Magazine about Sergeant AtheTton,
the flying marine. his hoyhood j.
described. telling ~ the years spent
IL TIE Rio Grarle Valley - = mem
her or tire hcrcer patrol.
TIE Country Gentleman kas !
story. The Modest State e. Texas. !"
co-rlimcntirg the modest farmers
attitude. The famous ranch part "
the Valley plays . Biz part u this
story.
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last week at her home. High score
was won by Miss Nettie Fly. The
three tables of players included:
Misses Gwendolyn Thomas. Doris Nc
Carter, Josephine Gray. Nettie Fly,
Lucille White, Elizabeth Thrasher.
Mesdanes George Harris, H. i. Gum.
Raymond Johnson and Guy Johnson.
PERSONALS
Miss Ella Zachry Of this city left
this city Thursday for St. Louis. No,
where she will be for several days
attending 70 business for the stores
she represents.
Carl Evans. soa Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Evans OF this city. left this
week for San Marcos where he viii
attend tie San Marcos Baptist acad-
envy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W. Briggs have
returned from New York where they
spent several days visiting.
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two years. and Mrs. II. L. Crmmins.
vice president, for the same length
Of time.
About thirty-five were present TO
hear the outline of some work given
by Rev. +. p. Day, pastor, and TO
hear the committee reports and Of
ficers' reports. Plans were made to
entertain the Presbyterian district
women's organization, which will
meet here the last part of March.
Mrs. Mark French, president, pre-
sided.
ANNOUNCEMENT
A meeting OF the First Ward p
T. A. will be held Friday at the
school house at $3.50 o'clock in the
afternoon, officers
W. N. :. ACTIVITIES
Members Of the W. n. s. met IN
separate circles at the Baptisi
church Monday afternoon, their re-
spectlve chairmen presiding. Eight
were present at Circle Number one
meeting when a round-table discus
sion was held under the SUPERVISION
on Mrs. j.. G. McBee. Circle Num-
Der Two reorganized at this time
p elected Mrs. J.. r. Dowis as the
next chairman. The seven members
present heard a report from Mrs. J.
r. Glow On the quarterly meeting OF
the organization >Edinburg re-
Gently. Mrs. BE-
ed az -.uIeeta Nlm5er
and "A new member. The circle will
begin the study of Women OF the
New Testament" at the next meet
inr- Some work was done al the
meeting. the proceeds Of which will
40 TO the society fund.
PERSONALS
Ars>ank Smith, mother OF Mrs.
g. G.. D0dd and who has been visit
ing here recently. has gone from
san Antonio 70 Corsicana 10 visi,
another daughter, Mrs. E. S. Nc,
Gee.
Mrs. z. b. Hicks and son. Jobr
Kenneth, are leaving WEDNESDAY
evening for Dallas where they vii
v-zlt for about six weeks. Durine
their stay there they viii spena
some time in Corsicana.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Avres "
Howard kans.. are here visiting AZ
me home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. :
Hurst Mrs. Ayres and Mrs. Howard
are sisters.
Mrs C- b. Kennedy az Laredo. who
mas been here visiting her sister
hrs. y. y. Young, returned Tuesday
to Ear home accompanied by Mrs
Young who viii visit there a short
tIle-
Hrs G. e. Stewart and children
who VIII visit there a short time.
AFs. z. 4. Stewart and children
who awe been il Austin the pas,
taree weeks have returned to their
lome Tuesday morning.
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WESLAC0. Feb. Two local
feed stores have changed hands here
during the past week J. w. Dam
has taken over the Myers and Yang
kop feed store on Missouri avenue
between third and fourth streets
w. r. Davis. of Mercedes. has pur-
chased the business Of n. O. Hrasier.
feed and seed merchant. located
north Of the depot Davis has re-
-oved TO Neslaco and Ia dDvctlng
mis- entire time 20 the business.