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SAN BENITO
sPEY-WEDEGARTNER


A wedding, beautiful in its sim
plicity, of unusual interest in So
cial circles. was solemnized shortly
after midr . hit on January 1, 1928,
when Miss Mary Eleanor Espey,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Espey, became the bride Of Fred II.
: Nedegartner at the home OF the
brides parents, with the Rev. Fran
els VI. Davis, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church reading the i'm
pressive ring ceremonies. only q
few immediate friends and relatives
were present.
The home was adorned with many
beautiful red rose buds and fern in
floor baskets and wall vases which
were artistically arranged. A sister
of the bride played the wedding
march during the ceremony. The
bride was attired in a frock Of brown
crepe back satin dress and velvet
jacket with accessories to match.
She carried an arm bouquet of pink
roses and ferns.
The ceremony was followed by a
luncheon.
The bride has lived in San Benito
with her parents for the past fifteen
years and Mr.. Wedegartner has been
in business in San Antonio for a
number of years. Mr.. and Mrs. wede-
gartner left Immediately for San An
tonic and Dallas and will later 70
TO Cleveland. Ohio. They will be
ut home in San Benito to their
friends after January 16.
CHURCH SOCIAL
The regular monthly social and
business meeting Of the women of
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SEBASTIAN
WATCH SERVICE

WATCH SERVICE
A watch-night pro ram was held
1t the church Saturday night. After
2 sermon by Rev. Riddle of Ranger
vile, the evening was spent in song
ard band music. Just at the mid
night hour. a prayer service was held
by Rev. Riddle and Rev. Hughes.
NEW YEAR PARTY
A watch party was given by Mrs.
y. R. Klemann Saturday night at
her home on Florida Games
and music were enjoyed until after
midnight. Refreshments were served.
The guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshal Bourne. Mr.. and Mrs. s. p.
Nelson. Mrs. Gilbert Watson. Miss
Elesnore Watson. KEENAN, Watson,
Anna Bee Klemann and Jesse Kle-
mann
II. VI. Borland returned to Aran-
Sas Pass Sunday after spending the
holidays here with Mrs. Borland.
Mrs. BrocLett returned Saturday
from Greenville where she spent the
holidays with relatives.
~ sc DAAttN AGA4IHEu from
Beeville Sunday night. after spend
ing the holidays with her parents.
Jesse and Anna Bee Kiemann re-
turned TO their home in Donna Sun
day after a weeks visit at the ". r.
Kemann home.
Mark Hendricks and Joe Johnston
Of McAllen were Sunday guests at
the ]. r. Sprouse home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Bourne and
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Borland were visitors In
Harlingen Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. d. Wilson return
ed last week from Mission where
they sDent the holidays with Mrs.
Wilson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fo-tman.
=. x. Sprouse was = business visi-
ter in Raymoniville Wednesday.
Kleman Watson. Arthur Sprouse
and Jesse Klemann spent part OF last
week rear Point Tsphel hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Holder were
ail-d-v rrests 20 the home ~ Mr..
and Mrs. H. II. Borland Thursday.
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ing At her former home in Paris,

ing at her former home in Paris,
Texas.
Misses Pearl Hammond. Stell Bris-
coe and Mabel Lamb have returned
to san Benito after spending the
holidays with their parents.
Mrs. Carl Swanson left this week
for Austin after spending the holi-
days with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Spears.
Geo. Winsor of Houston has re.
turned after spending the past few
days in San Benito.
Miss Alberta Brown has returned
to Bolton, Texas, after spending the
holidays with friends in San Be.
nito.
Misses Essie Roots has returned tC
Austia BY automobile with Mrs. o
II. Stugard and family of Pharr.
James Collins has returned Il
Austin where he has been ATTENDING
the University after being in Sar
Antonio with his mother for a few
days.
Miss Rosalind Breedlove has re.
turned to Bolton where she is at,
tending college.
Z. G. Harris, Arthur Clark. Har.
die Conley and Dick Cooke have re.
turned to A. and NJ. College after
spending the Christmas holiday.
with their parents in San Benito.
Miss Martha Shanahan left thi:
week for her home in San Antonio
after visiting Miss Floy Roots il
San Benito.
Mrs. A. L. Harris daughter. Mrs
Geo. P. Garrison. left Monday fol
her home in Austin.
Miss Laura Mae Booth and Dorothy
Booth have returned to school aftel
visiting for a few days in San Be.
nito with their father, +. n. Booth.
J. L. Crawford, Jr., has returned
TO the University Of Texas after
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
l.. Crawford.
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE, Editor Phone z


THURSDAY CALENDAR
Do-Iell club will meet with Mrs.
1ene Richards on Fourteenth street
st 3 p. n.
Junior and senior high school
ETA. will meet at the school at
S;45 p. m.
RETURN TO CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brady, re-
esntiy married, arrived in Browns.
vie Tuesday morning from Beeville
Snefe Mr.. Brady went to spend the
mondays. Mrs. Brady was formerly
MISS Olive Burns of that city and
mas visited in Brownsville several
times. They were married the day
after Christmas in Beeville.
Mr. Brady is connected with the
Toint Isabel Development company
mere and has lived in Brownsville
Q some time. They plan to make
THIS city their home.
SERIES OF PARTIES
Four visitors IRON San Benito
were entertained over the week
emo In the respective homes Of -four
nostesses in Brownsville, the visitors
Deing Misses Mary France March
pankss Virginia Goolsby, Grace At
ans and Chrisse Boore.
Miss Frances Kaufman was hostess
70 the visiting girls at a bunco par
~ Friday evening in her home. Sat-
urday evening was devoted to en-
tertainment at the home of Misses
Elizabeth and Mary Margaret Rowe
In the form Of a watch party. The
evening was spent in dancing before
q old year departed and after the
new one came.
The entire group again assembled
at tae home OF Miss Corinne Walton
Sunday at noon for dinner. The San
6enito visitors returned to their
homes Sunday evening.
MARDI BRIDGE CLUB
Members of the Mardi Bridge
eieo spent an entertaining afternoon
at the Country club Tuesday after.
noon IN the first meeting for several
weeks, the holidays stopping regular
sessions. Mrs. Frank Brown was
hostess in a card room warmed by .
large fire in the fireplace.
The prize of the afternoon was is.
sued to Mrs. billiard Smith, Jr. Two
guests at the party were sisters OF
the hostesses, Mrs. c. II. Williams
and Mrs. X. A. Curran Of Moberly
Mo-, who is here visiting her sister:
for some time having returned with
MRS. Williams several days ago.
PERSONAL
Mrs. W. G. LANCE is spending the
week at the home Of Mrs. George
Murphy before she returns to her
home in Beaumont.
Mrs. c. X. Pendleton Of Tulsa
Okla, and daughter, Barbara Ann
are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. w
Samuels. Mrs. Pendleton is their
daughter and plans to remain in
Brownsville through the month OF
January.
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OLMITO
SHOWER GIVEN

0h 6R - 49,
Mrs. j. B. Willis and daughters,
Estelle and Gladene. gave a surprise
party in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mobley Thursday afternoon at their
residence. An array Of gifts
brought by the guests were stored in
n chest under the Christmas tree
in the living room, the chest being
hidden under the mess and mistle-
toe. The bride and groom were
asked to look for the chest.
During the afternoon, Miss Judith
Laughlin, accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. Laughlin, sang To Marry"
and Yesterday" Elizabeth Wilbanks
gave a reading and Miss Gladene
Willis also gave three piano solos.
The invited guests were f. Ter
rell, George Loahso, A. A. Laugh
lin, Eula Terrell, Juda Laughlin, Will
liam Canon, Ethel Canon, Dan Rob-
bling, w. Harris. H. II. Tanning. Es-
telle Willis, Nadene Willis, Eliza
beth Wilbanks. Jack Mickle, f. B.
Miller, +. r. Mickle. Judith Laugh
lin, Mrs. A. A. Laughlin.
HoNORED AT MUSICALE
A musicale was given in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Miller of
Webster City, Iowa, ut the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Mickle Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Will
liams. Mr.. Williams performed on
the violin and his wife accompanied
at the piano.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
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Jack, and Mrs. Anderson were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Piper
Sunday.
Mrs. Anderson left Monday for her
home in California after spending
several weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. L. Piper and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hazen and
children were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Mccullough Sunday.
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Jack Mickle and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Wilbanks and son.
PERSONAL
]. NJ. Moberly is attending SIM
mons university at Abilene. Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Miller were
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Mrs. d. d. Williams, 627-l0th st.
Obtain Dr.. Pierce's Prescription
now, in liquid, large bottles S1.35, or
tablets, CSC, from your druggist or
send 1Oc for trial pkg. of tablets to
DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
Ever tried DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets for the stomach and bowels7
20 Pellets, 80 cts.
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GOA I'LL GAd Ol
when / would feel
rundown in health
and it always built
me up and hslped
me a great deal in
many ways. l
can highly recon-
mend it to be a
wonderful m e d /
cine for ailing
N | don't be-
ieve it ever fails If
given a fair trial"
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CARD OF THANKS

wish to express my sincere appre-
citation for the beautiful floral offer
inRs and the sympathy extended 20
me upon the death Of my husband.
DR.. Fl. Ramming.
Mrs. Annette Ramming.
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MERCEDES
+ PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Seay entertained
Saturday night with a watch party at
their home. Los Cerritos, in honor
Of Mrs. John Phelan, a recent ar.
rival in the Valley. The Seay home
was attractive with its Christmas
decorations placed everywhere, with
the ceilings of each room a canopy
Of gaily coiored balloons, and confetti
and serpentines lending a gala at
m%osphere.
The guests danced until midnight
at which time, Father Time, imper-
sonated with his hoary hair and
scythe stealthily stalked through the
rooms and out. With the advent OF
1925 the merriment began again.
a feature Of the evening was q
tiny pickaninny who danced the
Charleston. Later songs by black
faced comedians were enjoyed.
The Valley Firecrackers Orchestra
furnished music for the dancing.
After the new year had been greet
ed a buffet elmer was served. About
thirty couples were in attendance.
PERSONALS
Glen Hendrickson of Gainesville
Tex, is visiting in the home OF DR.
nd Mrs. +. G.. Smith.
Mrs. l.. :. McMickin returned this
week from Houston where she visited
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Turner for the
past several weeks.
Miss H~ildegarde Mauske returned
this week from Clifton, Tex, where
she spent the holidays.
Mrs. Q. p. Randolph left Monday
for her home in Austin after a visit
here in the home of her daughter
Mrs. 4. f. Bennett.
Miss Anna Verser returned Monday
from Harlingen where she spent .
week with her parents.
Harold Stuart. Bob Meeker and
Harold Rouse formed a hunting party
near Falfurrias for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Trousdale
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank -uncan and
baby spent Sunday at Hargill with
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip TroGsdale.
e. L. Barnaby and boys, Harold and
Lewis. returned Sunday to their home
in Waco after a visit here with Mr..
and Mrs. X. &. Brown.
Mrs. T. X. McCulley and grand
child, Mack George, left this week
for Houston. Mrs. McCulley has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
George.
Mrs. A. #. Jamerson. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. T.. Donelly,
returned to her home in Huntsville
Monday.
III. Tolson, ST.. has returned to his
home in Fort Worth after a visit here
with his sons, Art, Ray and Harry.
Miss Letha Agnew has returned to
her school duties in Kingsville after
2 visit here with her brother, Willard
Agnew.
Ar. and Mrs. Eddie Jones. who
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. T. Asbury, have returned
TO their home in Navasota.
Miss Jewel Dunson Of this city,
who was elected chairman Of the
Valley Women's committee of the
Central Power and Light company,
has just returned from San Antonio
where she attended g meeting Of the
company.
Miss Julia Scarborough has return
ed from Floresville where she spent
the holidays with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. d. Y. Scarborough.
Miss Nella Urkhart of Houston has
returned TO her home after a visit
here with her sister, Mrs. F. G,
Noffett.
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callers at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Wommack Friday.
Mrs. j. Rcob called IL tie home
OF Mrs. r. r. Mickle Friday.
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o AT MUSICALE


Port Arthur, Texas.-"I have tax
n Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
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phanti This way-this wayl"
Five minute iauer, wnen Mary Lane
had finished with the smelling salts.
George Bruce grasped her by the arm.
Tell him you weren't frightened" he
whispered. HE thinks he directed the
whole thing and that you're the greatest
everi"
why. OF course I wasn't" said Mary
Lane. family. Then. with a sudden wild
ening of her eyes. why. George i really
wasn't. / was-but you know. / wasn't
either. now. was II All l could think OF
was to call for the cameras"
"Sh-h-h-hl' said George Bruce. Morrie
Abnnkle was approaching. The director
rose. Nov. following out your sugges-
ton. MIR. Abhnkle. 1 have q little idea.
We could have the elephant carry her
of to the other sid OF the island. and
there she would sight"
Il just thought of that" said MIR. Alb
nnkle.
But" hesitated George Bruce, 'of
course this is Jimmy Horan's elephant.
I'd have to be given q little more time
II l followed this new turn In your
scenario"
Listen. my boy" said Morrie Abhnkle.
when my hearts in a thing like this.
when I've put my brains in 1t, what's q
week or two? And be careful" he added,
S ehioubh JIG iieaNiiy ieilScu tOr-
toise shells. because / can stay to help
you. I've got to get back and order some
special printing for the littl9 girl here.
What's the use to discover a new actress
II you don't cash In on 1t? What?"
"Oh. you darlingi" came a distinctly
feminine voice. Mr.. Morrie Abfnkle
turned. a bit aghast at familiarity: Mr..
Abfinkle was that way. But he was as
quickly Modified. Miss Mary Lane. soon
to be featured leading woman of THE
Flame OF the Jungle" had Just taken q
bag OF peanuts from the hands Of q
property NAH
And was addressing an elephant.
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lodging and running wildly. while on
the sidelines men were waving their
arms, n shouting, natives were scatter
ing from all parts of the village and
there was pandemonium in general, cut
by the piercing cry Of the girl:
"Cameral Camera!" called Mary Lane,
as she saw the form Of George Bruce
breaking from the knot of men at the
platforms. "Camerai I'm not afraid.
Honest!'
Whereupon, gasping the fear which she
had belied, she lodged anew. while Anna
May went skidding past her. only to whirl
and take up the chase anew. Another
matched hut blew up into a mass Of
straw n dust as Anna May catapulted
through 1t, blasted with her trumpet for
her quarry to halt, noticed even a greater
burst OF speed on the part of the girl,
and diligently took up the pursuit.
This figure before her had been the
friend of Anna May. Now, in her tur-
moil and her pain, Anna May wanted her
above all else In the world-unless 1t
could be a cessation OF that singing
from behind. Again Mary Lane cried out,
gasping, a sound drowned by the thun-
der OF the elephant. the screams of fee
ing natives and the shouts from the
camera platforms. On-on lodging,
twisting, the elephant gaining as 1t pad
ded along In her wake. Again and again
Mary Lane strove to avoid the beast
which pursued her. Then, ~gasping, her
features white in spite Of her makeup.
she swerved, swung giddily-and tainted.
And she UoIu me she wasn't scaredi'
George Bruce gasped it as he leaped from
the platform n ran forward. Only to
halt, a foot short OF the camera lines.
For Anna May had halted, too, weaving
uncertainty above the still form, as II
striving to divine the cause of a sudden
inaction. Slowly something moved
through her massive brain-something
from far in the past, where a silent form
had lain before her, and She
Then 1t came back. The old pickup"
finish Of her act in the circus ring Slow
ly she knelt. Her trunk went gently forth.
the concentration OF the act taking from
her even the thought Of that singing
attack upon the rear. The heavy pro-
tuberance wound softly about the girl
and caught her, gently tight. Then Anna
May rose, with the girl In her trunk. and
stood hesitant.
This way, Anna Mayl" 1t was George
Bruce, coaxing at the camera lines.
"Yehl This wayi This wayl'' Another
voice had Joined Bruce's, that of Morrte
Ablnkle, as he took his place beside the
director and waved his arms for empha-
sis. isn't 1t a Knockout" he asked, as
Anna May slowly began to obey. isn't
1t q wowl And wasn't we lucky that ]
should be here on the Job Just the min
ute 1t happened, to yell for those fool
camera men to start c~ranking? Nice ele-
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ahead of time!"
A car had just driven through the
studio gates and was heading toward the
jungle village. Sitting proudly in the
rear eat was the unmistakable form OF
the great film author, Mr.. Morrie Alb
finkle. Bruce signaled for q property
man.
"Quickl" he ordered. Get over to Jim
Horan's unit and tell him not to let that
elephant come this way. Tell him Nor
rie's already here"
Then, 1attened in spirit n in ap-
pearance, he went forward to the greet
ing Of his doom, while the property mar
sped on, at last to reach Jimmy Horar
and pull him from beside q camera. In
whispers he delivered the message. The
company halted all activities-motior
picture companies have a habit of doing
that when the director turns his eyes
away. That is, all but the new assistant
In charge of Miss Anna May, who. noting
a temporary lull IN activities. decided
that the time had come for more re-
hearsal. He turned the elephant protest
ingly around. He jabbed her with the
bullhook.
At last, unnoticed, he started her back
ward, toward the chair-and toward
something else. which in his dubness. he
had not noticed. 1t was the board with
q three inch nail ~protruding.
Over on the outdoor set where f1ared
and hickered THE Flame Of the Jungle
a director thought quickly, then shouted
directions to a girl who came from &
matched hut.
Nov, Mr.. Abfinkle," he said to the
beaming gentleman at his side, wei
take this little shot while you're here
Eloise is gazing out to sea, and wonder.
ing when some one will come to rescue
her. You understand the action, Mis-.
Lane?" he called. "All right. Ready
cameras"
But on the set of Anna Mays Mis-,
take" there was no such quietness. Close
went the protesting Anna May. Her hinc
legs bent. Her rear moved downward
with the certainty of fate. Closer, close
then Jimmy Koran turned and with
shout moved wildly forward.
mot on the naill' he shrieked. mo
on the NALL"
Too late. Anna May a sat down
heavily. Remorselessly, a three inch mai
had pushed itself through the tough out
err coating of her hide and into a por
ton OF her anatomy which hurt Zero
ciously. High went her trunk. WilS
went her eyes. She trumpeted, SHIN
mied upon the chair. scratched her sor'
feet In anguished abandon and then
with a crunching OF hide and cracking
Of furniture, slaunched wildly. broke thu
chair, fell, scrambled, swung her trunl
NIGHTLY. batted the board with its OF
Tending nail half across the studio ant
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the tuIle ballet skirt. wei have TO
rehearse her some more. Say, Jakei" he
called to the property man, bring out
the board with the nail in IL while the
elephants resting. Wen take those
close-ups."
And while the nail and board went to
its temporary position-from which 1t
must be removed ere Anna May could
practice again. many things were happen
ing at another part OF the Keenart Film
Producing company's lot. George Bruce.
talking to Mary Lane In an interim be-
tween the jungle village scenes. suddenly
gave her a shove and started her toward
the matched hut.
Get away quickl" he commanded.
"1.n about to start cussing. He's q day
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then. her decorum and her poise at last
burst to smithereens, knocked her as
sistant aside, crashed through the sid
Of the set and lit out for parts unknown
She crashed to the open, swerved wild.
ly, started upon one course. swung again
tried another, and then. with a surge Of
hope. moved toward the gate which sep
arated her from the only friend she knew
in this place OF pain n punctures.
Head down she struck 1t n crashed
through. Head down. she went on
knocking the fuel mt the pot from the
council fire, n kicking a matched hui
to splinters before she truly understood
that she had reached a place desired
Then she trumpeted again. with a differ.
ent note in 1t. A girl was before her
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LADY OF THE FILMS

tween sets or while a director made nm
his mind whether his leading man should
sit at the desk and scowl or merely rest
his head on his right hand. Jimmy Koran
didn't happen to be that type OF direc-
tor-besides there was the pressure of
circumstance hat a film owners son
might be saved from himself, a director
relieved from the burden OF q glorious
flop. and a girl whom that director
seemed to care more han anything else
saved the ignominy Of acting in a con-
glomeration that would damn her for
ever in the studios.
Sunday came. with its incessant Ia
bors-a day upon which Anna May was
accustomed to received adulation and
peanuts. Monday morning arrived, bring
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and seemed to be
steadily losing in
weight so was
forced to give
up my work. A
n~eighbor recon-
mended Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
to me and / have
now taken six
bottles and can't
tell you how |
have appreciated
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Published By special arrAngement with Ths
Chicsso Tribune 6yndicsts)
IN TWO PARTs-PART TWO
The Story So Far

The Story So Far
George Bruce, director OF The Flame OF
the jungle" scenario written by the owners
son, Morrie Abfnkle, is at his wits end
and fears the production will be q flop.
Anna May, elephant actress, Is working in
a comedy on Jim Horan's lot, and Bruce
arranges to use the elephant in q few shots
to inject q little pep into the weak plot.
Mary Lane. star of Flame of the Jungle"
says she is willing to work with an elephant
or anything else that will save the show.
jim Koran rushes through his comedy in
order TO lend the pachyderm to Bruce be-
fore Abnnkle, who is to pay q visit to the
western studio, arrives.
And now the story
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No D Patients

For the first time in several months,
the Saltwater county hospital has nc pa
tients. During the spring and summer
the hospital was crowded Jan. /. the
hospital company leased the hospital to
Mrs. G. E. Green, who has been operating
1t with Miss Mary Edith oRach OF Bill
lings, as general superintendent.
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it. | am feeling better and stronger
every day. ] recommend it to all
young girls and if any have the same
trouble and will write to me | will
gladly answer Mas. EMIL H.
GERrHs, Box 476, Scobey, Montana