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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
OLMITO
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. II. X. Klohn returned Sun
day from a visit TO Milwaukee.
O. w. Kerr was in town Thurs
day on q short business trip.
Thomas Cheney is visiting with
relatives in Raymondville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Richards
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Mrs. Margaret King and Mrs. L.
M. Findley were hostesses to the
N~eedlecraft club at their last meet
ing. A full attendance of mem
brs was had with the following
guests: Mrs. E. E. Evans. Mrs. Car
RE M. Stuart, Mrs. George Houff-
man. Mrs. @. X. Watson. Mrs. a..
w. Shouse and Mrs. Belts Of St.
Louis.
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GUEST COMPLTNIENTED

Miss Dorothy Wall Of Abilene who
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Blanche
Jones of Harrington. was cellghtfully
cOmplimented Tuesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Brasher who en-
tertained with a picnic supper.
swimming party and dancing at the
Cascade. The young folk from Wes-
laco who enjoyed this happy occa-
sion were: Misses ISorma van Vliet,
Mary Bess Seay. Margaret Smith.
Jewelle Watson: Mcssrs. Cecil Chill
Dire. Everett Smith. Fields Hampton,
Virgil Lehman, Joe Rowland and
Leo Albritten.
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and Miss Tula Terrell visited here
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Il. 4. Brewer OF
Brownsville spent the day Tuesday
with Mrs. G. ". Oswald.
Walter Bode visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Clayton.
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CLUE HOSTESS

Mrs. L. d. Matthews was hostess
to the Wednesday Afternoon bridge
club at her home on South Ohio
avenue.
Roses and zlnnias OF many colors
formed floral decorations, and the
tallies and table accessories were
carried out in a color Of gold. Mrs.
@. G. Fittz and Mrs. James Houze
made the high scores for the aft
ernOon.
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ton on Comfort for Women Of Bra
zl." Mrs. NJ. M. Nichol spoke on the
worth and pleasure Of the Pollyanna
game and names were drawn by
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SWIMMING PARTY

Miss Juanita and Dogmar Blan-
chard entertained a small group Of
friends Thursday night with a
swimming party at McAllen. at the
Cascade Pool. After the swim the
party returned to the Blanchard
home where dancing was enjoyed.
The guests included Misses Maude
Tullis, Amy McManus and J.. d.
Bushy, Ernest Brave. Bob Keen,
Cecil Reed and Gordon Young.
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r.

Mrs. Sandford Hardy was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to members
and guests of Circle 3 of the Pres
byterian church. Devotional was led
by Mrs. w. L. Shepherd. An inter-
esting lesson on the fifth chapter
of Acts was taught by Mrs. z. S.
Brewer.
Mrs. K. I. Emmons, chairman. was
in charge Of the business session fo.-
lowed by a splendid program with
Mrs. w. W. Line giving a paper on
the Congo Mother: Mrs. T. E.
Carpenter on Cooking and Chris
tianity in Japan: Mrs. g. II. Cot
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the past several years has made
his home in La Feria.
MI. and Mrs. Snapp left for an
extended visit through the west
where they will make their home.
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Mrs. Grissom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. p. Dodd OF Raymondville.
A. Hill Of San Antonio was in Nc
Allen this week on business.
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MERCEDES
ERS-GOODs


Word has been received here Of
the marriage Of Miss Alois Peters,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Peters. Of North Palm Gardens. and
Quinn Goodson Of Jacksonville,
Texas. which occurred last Sun
day. The wedding took place In
Texarkana, Ark.
Miss Peters * we'll known In
Mercedes, having attended the To-
cal school. from which she was
graduated in 1927. Since then she
has held a business position in
Jacksonville.
Mr.. Goodson is a business man
Of Jacksonville and they will make
their home In that city.
DELPHIAN MEETS
The last meeting OF the season,
for the Delphian Study club. this
week. had for leader Mrs. "a. N.
Brown. the subject being Drama Of
the Pre-Shakespearian Period"
Those taking part on the program
were Mrs. Harry Lawson. talking on
George Peel" Mrs. w. l.. Brad
bury discussed Robert Green:
Mrs. p. w. Perkins talked on
Christopher Marlowe's Works"
and Mrs. H. z. Hoger discussed
Works OF DR.. Faustus."
ERWIN-SNAPPE
Announcement has just been
made of the wedding OF Miss Jewell
Erwin Of Mercedes. and Warren A.
Snapp OF La Feria. which took
place at Edinburg Saturday. Both
Miss Erwin and Mr.. Snapp have
many friends in Mercedes and the
Valley.
Miss Erwin has been a teacher
in the Mercedes schools for a num-
Der Of years. MI. Snapp Is a for
mer resident Of Mercedes but for
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Continued From Page 81

On SATURDAY evening".
Those in the receiving line were
Mesdames T. w. Malone. II. B.
Hargrove, w. Fl. Blackburn. N.
Sherwood, and T. M. Armstrong OF
Mission. Mrs. j. s. Budlong presid-
ed at the punch bowl.
Mrs. Lowry Of Mission won high
score prize for the ladies and DIR.
Allen Kearby won the gentiemen's
prize for high score. T. N. Arm
strong Of Mission received the con-
Solaticn.
STUDY PROGRAM
Women of the Baptist church held
their royal service program at the
regular meeting Of the missionary
society at the church Thursday aft
ernoon. The subject for discussion
was Youth and the Changing
Age" Mrs. @. T. Goliath was the
leader and Mrs. r. /. Parks led the
devotional. Those taking part on
the program were MesdameS o. M.
Brack. H. II. OtNeall and Ralph
King, E. G. Villers and T. W. Dos
ter.
PERSONALS
Miss Susan Ragsdale Is expected
home this week to spend the sum-
mer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. y. Ragsdale Of North Tenth
street. Since the closing of school
at Knoxville. Tenn. on June 4. she
has been visiting with her sister,
Albertine. who is assistant psychia-
trist at st. Elizabeth's hospital at
Washington. d. c. On her way
here she will be Joined In Dallas by
her sister, Mrs. r. r. Collins, who
will visit her for a time. Miss Rags
dale will return TO knoxville in the
fall to resume her duties as instruc-
tor in business administration in the
Knoxville high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. WyonJt and
family have returned from a trip 10
Dallas and Wichita Falls.
Mrs. M. Parks and Miss Mary Lou
Smith are enjoying a vacation IN
Colorado. Yellowstone Park ord
California.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell and her son.
Billy. who left Monday tor a trip TO
Wisconsin. were accompanied by
Mrs. John Jacobs of Alamo.
Mesdames G. II. Swallow. Jack
Howell and Geo. Campbell attended
a rarty Friday afternoon in Alamo
given by Mesdames Jerry Stugard
and j. S. Roe.
Leland S. Austin Of the state
Bank e. Trust company returned the
last of the week from a vacation
trip and has resumed his bank cu-
ties.
Mesdames Geo. w. Campbell and
@. II. Swallow attended the party
Friday evening at Alamo given by
Mrs. John Moore.
Mrs. L. c. Polk and daughter, De-
iano, of Sulphur, Oklahoma, are
guests in, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly Elan and Mr.. and Mrs. Jody
Polk.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Harrison are
enjoying a visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. II. j. Cardwell. who has been
the guest Of her son. John Cardwell,
for several days. left Friday night
for her home in Dallas.
Mrs. G. w. Terrell Of De Quincy.
Louisiana. and Mrs. H. A. Cook Of
Natchitoches, Louisiana, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. v. z. Cook.
3. @. Witten and daughter. Miss
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100 YEARS IN SAME HOUSE

CAMBRIDGE, EnE.-Nrs. Jane
Pennington died In the house wher
she was born more than 100 year
ago.
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(The Ebonies

. and it's the kind of a home
you've dreamed of-In a cool, beau
tiful residential section Of desirable
people-Within easy walking dis
lance of the Brownsville school sys-
tenn and various churches. Only a
four-minute drive to downtown
Brownsville.
Drive out Palm Boulevard today
it leads direct to the beautiful Los
Ebanos entrance. Judge for yourself
the d~esirability Of owning a home Of
your own in this smart. sensibly re-
stricted residential addition.
The Washington times., 1929-09-13
DON'T MOVE on
RENEW YOUR LEASE

RENEW YOUR LEASH
Without first seeing these new homes for
500 cash. balance SOS month. at an and n
Ste. n. =. This 10 ggcd, new neiRhhor.
hood Cars pass the do0l New high Ssshool
across the street. 8 rooms. porchea hnfIt.
In garage. Inspect 1925 4th 81. N n
Open and lighted until O'clock. or can =
H. R.fHOWENSTEIN CO.
1915 H ST. NV. Dist. oeos
The Washington times., 1929-09-13

Mr.. 25TH & PA. AVE. S. e
!. Bungalow, 5 rooms, tile. bath ami.
cellar, stationary tubs: $500 underpriced:
lot 4Ox125: improved restricted section
block from bus: $3.50 cash, $50 month.
26t9 Palmer 81 s e Open for insnsction
p. m. to 7:30 Georgia 1861 frnn
The Washington times., 1929-09-13
MINNIE. GATNNER

Gifted Palmist Tells who and when
you will marry, what to do to be happy
together, helps such as health. business,
evil influences MARRIAGES, divorce, separa-
tions and family affairs. Readings, 81 I.
Satisfaction guaranteed, Hrs, 8 to O..
73g nth St. NJ w.
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BRITISH HUNTERS ARE SENDING CAME ID
 HUNGRY MINERS

ABOYNE Aberdeenshire, Scot : land Feb, 6. (P)--Red deer of the Scottish highlands are being slaughtered to feed starving Brit sh' miners and their families.
 Rich sportsmen. guests of Lo1u Glentanar, are doing the killing ol4 the Glentanar estate of 10000 acres of tie finest loch river and wood land scenery in, Scotland Rarely has sport in this country been com hined with such useful service in providing food for destitute people
 There are thousands of deer on the preserve. and droves of them are coming down from the hills during bitterly cold weather. Two hundred carcasses are to be sent 10 Belehill, near Glasgow, for needy miners. Lord Glentanar himself superyises the hunting and ship ment of the game.
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BURTON's
 NOVEL AT LIBERTY

The famous selia; story "The Lit tie Yellow House.. one of the late best sellers has been pictured by .4eo Meehan who films all of Gene Stratton Porter's stories. This is not a dream story of beautiful lives. but modern New York City tale showing youths rebellion against cid fashioned parents, and the temptations young girl meets Whel4 working for interruptions rich men.
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CONDITION IS SAME

Frank B. Moore, former bus mess man of Seward who left some months ago for Sitka with the hope he might regain the use of his limbs which failed him two years, ago, is said to be about the same with little improvement manifest excepting he was getting fatter every day.
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IN SEARCH OF GOLD

Here's to the man with pick and pan
 And courage that knows no fear,
 This freeman bold, in search oi gold ,@s,t With the Hope Star ever near; To see him climb the mountain side, And dig in the deepest dell.
 Inspires me, too, with heart true, .js
 That l want to Whoop and yell.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-07

Amid the well wishes of those who gathered to see them off, the Seward basketball team departed today for Fairbanks to tackle the speedy Fairbanks school squad.
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Hand-cOloled Alaska pic lures at Sylvia's

THE NEW COLUMBIA PORTA- .LE MONOGRAPH IS A WONDER OR TONE AND VOLUME. Schal- erer's Alaska Shop.
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If We do not watch. we lose oGl oppol tunities; if we do rot makc haste. we are left behind nd-Seneca.
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WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING

The Seward Women's Club will meet Thursday. Feb, 7, at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Ralph Reed
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NOTICE

All accounts due Dr, J. A. Baugh- man please pay to the Bank of Seward.
 Signed, Dr. J. A. Baughman
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QUALITY DEVELOPING PRINT NC AND ENLARGING. Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop.
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GLACIER SILVER
 FOLLOWING YEN

SPOKANE, Feb, 6, (P)-A drift lon the east ore body Of the Glacier ,5ilverLead Mining Co.,, has been eXtended 100 feet north in ore since the last report, according to a tele- gram from Y. W. Weller, president, libby, Mont, received by s. R. Moi bert, director ana consulting ell- einelr. Also it is considerably wider he states.
 This body has aI average wldJn of thrao and holf feet and higher s!!Irr and lead content than the Aest Vein, winch $ wider.
 -7c-----'----1--
 CandieGi CherrieS and Pineapple SCHAL LERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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HANFORD

The Crimson family has moved
on the DR.. Culp place south of
town, formerly operated by Chas.
Gooch. Mr.. Crimson has leased the
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Gooch have
moved on to the E. P. Koontz
place.
Steve Szekfu, the ferryman, has
been grading and fitting a new
landing to the ferry. Quite a num-
Der of local men have donated
their teams and time to help make
the landing one of the best on the
river.
The Ladies Aid will give an
easter Tea" at the church Thurs
day Afternoon, March %.
The Ladies Missionary meeting
will meet at the home of Mrs. T.
j. Cray Friday afternoon, March
%. There will be election of Of
ficers.
Work on the ditch has begun
and the ditch and laterals are un-
dergoing thorough cleaning.
Arno Hanson was married to
Mrs. Agnes Carter of Raymond,
Washington at Pasco last Monday,
March 8. Mr.. Hanson is a pros
porous rancher on one of the sol
der tracts south of town, but this
new undertaking came as COM
plete surprise to everyone. A large
crowd of young people gathered
Monday evening to charivari the
couple.
Mrs. Elma Potter of Kennewick
has been visiting for the past week
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. T. Slavens.
Manley B. Haynes of Seattle il
in Hanford looking after business
interests. He is staying with rela-
tives, Chas Larson and family.
Mrs. j. w. Fenley and son, Roy
were Kennewick visitors Satur-
day.
Among the number attending the
Pomona grange at the Valley
grange hall below Kennewlck OF
Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs. DAVE
Hartman, Mrs. L. L. Moulster, MIS-
H. Smith, Mrs. A. G. Evett, james
| Brown and Preston Angiln.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Mock ant
| Mrs. S. F. Murray started for the
Pomona grange but only got al
far as Kennewick when they me-
Mr.. Mock's sister, Mrs. Pluckel
and family on their way to Han
ford to visit the Mock's, SO they
all returned to Hanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Griner, Gus
Burford and Norman Anglin were
Yakima visitors on Monday. Mr.
Griner attended the "Blue Goose
Growers Council" while there. Mr.
Griner drove new Whippet sedan
home.
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Little Esther Combs, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Combs, was
painfully hurt Tuesday. She had
just got off the school bus when
she was struck by car which
came up unexpectedly. A wheel
passed over one ankle, her head
was cut and her chest bruised. She
was taken at once to the doctor,
but was unable to be taken home
the same evening. At present it is
not known how severely the little
one may be injured. We hope there
will be no dangerous complications
and that she will soon recover.
w. T. RAIDER is making a good
recovery from an attack of appen-
dicitus, and is able to be at work
again.
Rev. T. A. Meredith preached at
the M. E. church on Sunday eve
ming and gave a very interesting
sermon.
J. A. Nickolaus was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening when
large number of his bible class
came to his home to wish him many
returns of the day, the OCCASION
being his birthday. Several short
speeches of congratulation were
made, after which several inter-
esting games were played. Refresh
ments were served at the close.
Over 20 were present.
Word has come from the Rich
land students at Cheney normal
that Willie RAIDER took the part of
"Lionep' in the first production of
the normal operetta, "The Black
bird and the Witch"
Georgina Scott took part In a
recital given by six pupils of the
department of music.
Gene Cheyne is out of school
this week with a siege of the
mumps.
Mrs. Henry Harburg has the
mumps this week, her daughter
Melva has just recovered from a
light attack of them.
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YAKIMA FRUIT COLD
STORAGE PLANT BURNS

Continued from page ID
the roof. Fire trickled across the
tar and licked the outside wooden
supports. Passengers on mo. j
peered at the vivid scene of so
much devastation.
The fire department remained
on the job until A o'clock and un-
til the fire was well under con-
troll. 1t was still smoldering this
morning.
The building, which is owned by
DR.. Arthur T. Caine of Anokai
Minnesota, was managed by j. D.
Gull of Yakima. The structure was
valued at $15,000.00. The building
housed boxes, shakes, paper, sup
plies and three carloads of pota-
toes, all valued at S5,000.00, ac-
cording to R. B. Oswin, secretary
of the Yakima Fruit and Cold
Storage Company, with headquart-
ers in Yakima. Earl Broughton is
the local manager of the concern,
At the time of the fire, the ware.
house was closed down and only
the office was in operation. An
other warehouse operated by the
Yakima Fruit and Cold Storage
Company burned at Buena about
three weeks ago.
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EAST KENN
MRS. G. "a. 2uPP

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A class of ten ladies of the Pro
gressive Women's Club met Mon
day with Miss West at the home OF
Mrs. j. C. Swayze and made foot.
stools. Mrs. Whitney from the Get.
Acquainted Club attended.
Leslie j. Smith is suffering from
blood poison of the hand.
Harry Linn is in Prosser this
week.
Miss Lucille Sandberg was quite
badly hurt last week when the cal
in which she and her father anc
brother were riding broke steer
ing wheel just as they drove onto
the bridge across the canal at the
grade school.
Patients at the Linn hospital are
Mrs. Hateer, Harold Gerard OF
Finley, Earl Pace of Richland and
Mrs. Henegar and baby of White
Bluffs.
Mrs. Gus Neuman was able to
leave the hospital also Mrs. Shelton
and baby of Richland returned to
their home.
Mrs. w. S. Washburn will en-
terrain the Needle Club Friday,
March Is, at a one o'clock lunch
con.
Born Monday, March 4th to Mr..
and Mrs. Cy Zwanzig, a son at the
Linn hospital.
Mrs. Harry Linn and Viola Ash
bridge are in Spokane on business.
The Progressive Women's Club
will meet Friday, March % at the
home of Mrs. R. A. Oliver. Miss
West will continue her talk on in
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NANNY Pace is home from the
hospital where he spent a week
suffering from quinsy. He is max
ing great Improvement and will
soon be back to work.
Mrs. Sarah Smith is making
good progress towards recovery.
She is still under the doctors care
but expects to be outdoors very
soon.
Mrs. C. E. McClendon has been
very i'll for a week with severe
attack of appendicitis. Prompt
measures were taken at the begin
ming of the attack, so than an OPP
Grafton is not necessary. She does
not suffer any more pain, and is
now on the way to good recov-
cry.
There was a fine audience out
Friday night at the high school
to see the play, "Oh Kay" The
large audience expected a good
play and were not disappointed.
To pick out the outstanding play
ers is superfluous, for each in his
or her role did splendidly. The pro-
ceeds amounted to over $40 and
will be used by the P. T. A. to inn
prove the school equipment.
The city water system has been
out of commission for some time
owing to the frozen pipes. A. S.
Murray is having the pipes taken
up and the broken ones replaced.
A crew of men are at work at pres
ent and in a few days the system
will be in working order again. Mr..
Murray is planning to extend the
system considerably.
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DR.. and Mrs. Gray left Monday
for Spokane and expect to return
Thursday. They went especially
to consult physician about DR..
Gray's eyes.
Mrs. Heatherington, who has the
management of the Planters hotel
has been quite i'll for the past few
days, but is reported some better.
Miss Katherine Strahorn enter
tanned in honor of Miss Maude
Lampson at their home last Thurs
day evening, the event being Miss
Lampson's birthday. The young
people reported a good time and
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
The Christian endeavor had their
regular monthly social evening at
the Lampson-Strahorn homes Fri
day evening. The program and re-
freshments were arranged by the
regular social committee and a big
birthday cake with sixteen candles
on it in honor of Miss Lampson
was a surprise to everyone. Oh
course, the committee didn't know
just how many candles to put on
the cake.
G. H. DeRegio went to Kenne-
wick Saturday to consult a ply.
stefan and it was thought best fol
him to receive hospital treatment
for time. Mr.. DeRegia is now in
the hospital in Pasco.
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CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ANNUAL MEET

The annual meeting of the GENE
terry association was held Tuesday
afternoon in the city hall. Trustees
elected were Mrs. Cora McKain,
Mrs. j. B. Thomas, Mrs. C. E. Duff
fly, Mrs. o. A. Fisher, and Mrs.
Winifred Campbell. At the trus-
tees meeting, at the close of the
annual meeting, Mrs. Winifred
Campbell resigned as trustee in
favor of Mrs. Charles Conway and
Mrs. Conway was appointed to fill
Mrs. Campbell's place. The of
ficers of the association elected
by the trustees are Mrs. L. w. Sotf
as president, Mrs. E. R. Carna-
han, vice president; Mrs. Winifreo
Campbell, secretary; Mrs. j. E
Mulkey, treasurer and w. M
Broughton, superintendent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Sutton have
moved to the Maxwell ranch south
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell have
moved to the Judge Howes place,
and will have charge of the county
road work in this section. Marion
Smith is assisting him at present
in getting the roads in this vicinity
in shape so that people can get tc
town. After the severe frosts the
roads have been badly cut up in
this locality as well as in the city
limits, and will require a lot of
work to put them in good condi-
ton. We hope the work will be
done soon as it is badly needed. es-
pecially on the school bus routes
and on the mail route.
A number of friends surprised
Mrs. Geo. May on Monday night,
the OCCASION being her birthday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
A. H. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley, Mr.,
and Mrs. Colley and Jimmie Mar
tin. A very pleasant evening was
spent, and the guests departed at
late hour wishing Mrs. May hap
by returns of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Clark had
friends from Sunnyside visiting
them on Sunday.
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c. j. PETERSON

C. j. Peterson died at his home
at Fruitvale last Friday after q
long illness. He was born in Swe-
den "a years ago, and came to the
United States when 25 years old
He leaves a wife and a son to
mourn his loss. Funeral services
were held in the undertaking par
lors at Kennewiek on Monday, Mar.
IL. The remains were taken to Sc
attic where the body will be crem-
ated, and the ashes sent back to
the family burying ground in Swe-
den.
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terror decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Howton of
Pasco have bought the E. E. Set
tiers place in section nine and will
make their home there. They We're
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Blair.
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Valuable Accident

The X-ray was accidentally dis
covered by Roentgen while he was
experimenting with the Cooper
Hewitt mercury vapor lamp, then
new.