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Of Edinburg. but now living in San
Antonio, arrived Wednesday to spend
several days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Miles, Miss
iona Peek and Miss Rigmor Left
land left by car for Houston We'd
nesday. where they will attend the
meeting Of the State Teachers AS
sociaticn which is being held there.
L. E. Chandler. Miss Bertha
Chandler and Mis- Pearl Taylor
motored to Montef ey. Mexico. They
will return to Edinburg after spend
ing the holidays IN the southern
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Denton Of
Oakland. Cal, visited in the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Casberg Mon
day and Tuesday. Mr. Denton was
on his way home from the Napre
convention in Memphis. Tenn and
made an inspection OF the Pacific
Fruit Express here .
John T. Judd. Sr.. and son. John
T. Judd. Jr.. are visitors In Edin-
burg from Houston.
Hale Schladen returned home
Thursday TO spend the holidays with
his parents. DR.. and Mrs. II. Q.
Schladen.
q. F. Ward motored to San An
tonic Tuesday for an extended Visit
with friends.
Mrs. George F. Jones and little
son. George Jr.. have returned from
Kingsville. where they visited for
two weeks.
Devere Wilson OF Mercedes. for
merly Of Edinurg. Is spending the
weekend In Edinburg as the house
guest Of Mr.. z. Austin Brown, Jr.
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part recently in Tales Historical"
: pageant given recently by the
Historical Phila Literary Society
at Baylor college for women.
Henry Z. Elrod left this morning
for Corpus Christi where ne will
SPEND several days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benito Lonyoris
have announced the arrival of a
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uniforms Of white with blue ties.
Candlelight was the illumination,
white tapers being placed down the
length OF the three tables, with
vases Of pink ana red roses placed
at intervals. Place cards deslgnat-
ed the seating OF the SO mothers,
sponsors. Y. w. G. A. board mem
bers and Girl Reserves
Miss Eva Jean Yeo-,e,, Girl Ee-
serve president, presided over the
banquet, introducing the local beard
members and requesting each gil
u introduce herself, her mother and
her sponsor. Gay songs were sung,
one table singing 70 the next table,
and then their response IN song, Un-
til the entire dining room was say
with laughter. A delicious dinner
OF two courses was served.
At the conclusion OF the BANQUET
an interesting program Of talks
was given by beth the girls and
their ES.asIs.
Guests
These present wee Eva Jean
Yeoman, Mrs. I. ". Garrison. Ruth
Newport, Minnie Joyner. Mamie Lee
Burlescn, Anna E. West, Francis
West. Ncmie Eel Heath. Mildred
Heath, Ruth Freshour, Lucille Bra
dy. Mary Davis, Martha Lou Davis.
Feril Knight, M2ude knight. Mrs.
j. Y. Watson. Cleo Watson, Beulah
Nash, Loretta Nash, Cphelia Moore.
Halle Yeoman, Lo-ene Beene. Mar
guerite Lewis. Ellen McMurthy, Al
ice Wilcox, Edna Johnson, Mary
Raw, Mrs. J. D. Ray. Maudie
Grantharn. Ms. r. Smith, Loretta
Sha.er, MS. G.. Spear. Louise Noe,
Emma Noe. Verra Frizzel, Valla
Frizzel. Velma Wiley. Mrs. M. G.
Rushing, Winnie Smith. Louise
Kachtick, Evelyn Warren, Elsie
Vinke Yancy. II. Weimer, Amy
Yeoman. Josephine Yeoman. Flor
ence Beene, Mrs. A. d. Nation,
Gladys Nation. Nancy Rice. Opal
Gam, Resale Kemp, Tomm.e
Kemp, Maud Johnson, Guadalupe
Flores, Tudie Davidson. Theresa
Salinas, Mrs. Thos. Burroughs, Le-
ma Burroughs. Olive Dack, Leona
Dsck, Eva Cox, Elisha Cox. Margie
George. Carol George. Ethel Car
penter, Shirley Carpenter. Daisy
Knox, Gertrude Mize. Fay Shelf
field, Neil Hereford, Willie Here
ford, Virginia Derby. Carrie Derby.
Bernice Brockhaus. Rose Brockhaus,
Fredabell Evans. Mary Lille DAVIS,
and Dolores McCabe.
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BETA CLUB Is
ENTERTAINED

The Beta club was entertained
this week by Mrs. z. r. Chandler
at the home Of her mother. Mrs J.
Fl. Stonner. A colorful design was
carried out in the table decorations
Mrs Walter Savage OF NcAllen won
high score and Miss Johanna Zim-
mer won lucky cur.
A delicious salad course was serv-
cd to the following Mesdames Watt
Thinker. w. d. Gardner, john
Schnack. G. L. Jones. Orvil Lawr-
ence. J. II. Stonner. Walter Savage
Of Mclllen and Misses Johanna Tim
mer and Ida Conley.
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San Benito Society
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Guessing
and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Symonds
have returned from Austin where
they attended the Texas-A. & NJ.
game Thanksgiving. They made
To. trip by automobile.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur McMillsfl
and family have returned from Bel
ten where they spent the Thanks
giving holidays with their daughter.
Emily. who Is attending Baylor Col
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daughter born November % at the
home Of Mrs N. Covden

Don't you think we ought 10 get
mother q little present to take back
with her when she goes2 Can you
suggest something's"
What about a big jar OF vanish
Ing cream?"-Tit-Bi Bits.
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PRETTY AFFAIRS y
MISS AFFOLTER

Mrs sylvia AffOlter. who LETT for
Kansas City Friday morning where
she Will enter Willow Hospital Tor
training as a nurse, was the hon
Gree OF several pretty affairs II ene
nature OF farewell parties b. her
friends here this week.
Mrs. Edna Johnson and Miss Alice
Dack entertained with a Gocd-LucE
party IN her honor the early part
OF the week al the home OF MIS-. Ed
ne johnson an enjoyable even-ng
was spent playing games. 4 deli
cious refreshment cours q serv-
ed. About twenty were present.
On Tuesday Mrs. B. j. Sitz n
tertained in her attractive home al
San Benito for Miss Affclt-r.
Games OF bridge were The diver
sion OF the afternoon. three tables
of players enjoying Mrs. Si.z hosp
TALLY. Zinnias in shade Of yellow
ard orange were the fall flowers
featured in the decorative scheme.
Table appointments and refresh
ments were in the Thanksgiving
motif. Mrs. Fred Mcdowell Of Rio
Hondo received first prize for sue
cess in the games, Mrs. Bill Magee
was awarded consolation, and the
honoree was presented with the
guest prize.
All he guests present were from
Rio Eondo. ana included: Mes
danes Fred Mcdowell, J.. Moore
head, Bill Magee, (. NJ. "A. Sizer, Ed
win Meyers, II. CRUDE, Mable Hale
Lowell Longbrake, c. D. Hoover,
John Judy. and Misses Sylvia At
folter ana Alice Dack.
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ANNUAL AFFAIR OF
CLASS

The Sophomore class q the Ed
inburg High school held its annual
party Thursday night at the high
school. The hall was decorated in a
charming design carrying out the
class colors.
During the course Of the evening
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INFORMAL ART
At HOME

The F. Z. n. club was entertained
this week with a very delightful
party az the home Of Miss Frances
Hardy at her home in the west
highway. The evening vas spent IN
dancing and other forms Of enter
tainment. A light lunch was served
TO the club members and Miss Anne
Rose Vickers as the guest .
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santhemums. Mrs. John Rutledge
won high score and Mrs. e. s. Col
lier was lucky in low cut.
A dessert course was served TO
the members and guests. Guests for
the afternoon were Mesdames John
Mckinney. Roy Clossner, J. R.
Malone and II. U. Miles.
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Girl Reserves Proue
Pleasing Hostesses
Especial to The Herald.)

RIO HONDO. Nov. 29-Blue and white, the Girl Reserve colors, were
favshy used IN decoration at the annual Mother and Daughter ban
ouet held Monday night al Camp del Arroyo. Streamsrs of blue and
white we're gracefully hung from the corners Of the room and tied in large
bows in the center. The hoa@es themselves were in their Girl Reserve
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Edinburg Society
MRS GARDNER
CLUB HOSTESS
DANCE HONORS
DAUGHTER

Mrs. w d Gardner entertained
the Hi-Lo club with a charming
party at her home Friday afternoon.
A delightful color scheme Of red
and bronze vas carried out in the
floral decorations Of roses and chry-
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PERSONALS

Miss Sally Wigham OF McAllen
visited friends in Edinburg Satur-
day.
Mrs H. o. Schaleben left for San
Antonio Friday in connection with
the proposed concert Of the Edin-
burg Red Shirt Band IN that city.
Z. A Brown spent Wednesday IN
san Antonio returning Thursday
morning.
Miss Margaret Montgomery has
returned home from Austin where
she IS attending Texas University.
10 spend Thanksgiving holidays With
her parents. MI. and Mrs. w. r.
Montgomery
Miss Eda Kusel returned home
from San Antonio for the holidays
bringing as her guest Miss Mae
Belle Watson. Miss Kusel IS attend
ing Incarnate Word and Miss Wat
son attends Lady Of the Lake.
II. G. Combs vas a business visit
or in Edlnburg Wednesday.
Miss Elena Sheppard left by train
for Houston where she will attend
the convention OF the State Teach
ers Association.
Miss Frances Cochran. formerly
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NA-A& k~A&aA 1880 H%@& Va hAA1 q
in the dining room.
A series OF interesting games we're
enjoyed until a late hour when a
delicious refreshment course was
served.
Those enjoying the hospitality
were Messrs and Mesdamss Walton
T.. Hood, Henry Martzog, II. Shet-
f.el, Miss Maud johnson, Mrs. j,
Yeoman. II. e. Maynard, Mrs. Ed
i.h Pierson Mr.. and Mrs. j. r,
George, and Don o. Yeoman OF
Syracuse, n. Y.
DANCE HONORS
DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. John Kachtlk en-
te-tained with a dance Saturday
evening IN honor of their daughter
Louise. the occasion being her Dir III
day. Delightful dance music was
furnished by Messsrs Emil Kachtik,
3. Burglund and Charles Shack,
professional violinist Of Chicago.
A: z late hour delicious refresh
ments were served.
About fifty young people enjoyed
the affair.
PERSONALS
Joe Yeoman. Rex George. Mayor
Henry Hartzcg ana Don Yeoman Of
Syracuse motored TO Monterrey
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kenney OF Den
yer Col, were guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. P. A. Woodbridge THURSDAY. Mr..
ana Mrs. Kenney are spending the
winter IN the Valley and are locat-
ed az the Stonewall Jackson at San
Eeni,o.
Mrs. j.. J. Johnson and daughter
Miss Mildred Johnson, have arriv-
cd IN Rio Hcndo. They made the
rip by auto from their Chicago
home in five days.
Gladys and Gene Vickers spent
Thanksgiving with their mother
Mrs Wadge Vickers at Port Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McCrellis OF
Tracy, Iowa have arrived for their
annual win,er stay in Rio Hondo.
Frank Roberts and w. T. Curtis
of San Benito attended the Business
Mems Luncheon club here this
week.
Charles z. Mitsche CT Harrington,
WIS a business visitor here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs z. a. Dugat and
Eellsen Dugat OF Mission. visited
Mrs. Elsie Yancy here Thursday.
Mrs. Eph Caffal is at the home
# her parents Mr.. and Mrs. a. JEFF
ferry recuperating from an opera
ton.
Frank Roberts and " T. Curtis.
Of San Benito. attended the Busi-
ness Mems Luncheon club Tuesday
Ir and Mrs. Joe Alexander OF
Mercedes spent THANKSGIVING day
with Mr.. and Mrs. q. r Warren.
Mr. and Mrs r. a Du-at and
Eeilsen Du7at If Mission. visited
$50 Tlria v-~~- hero TNu-----
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ATTRACTIVE HOME
e OF AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Ra. Woodbridge and
Nj. and Mrs. J. w. A. Jackson en-
tertained Tuesday in the attractive
Woolridge home on La Paloma Ave
with tour tables of forty two. Vel
10y chrysanthemums and ferns were
used in the living room. The din
ing room had for its decoration red
roses and zinnias, placed in vases
at all vantage points. Refreshments
were served TO the guests at a late
hour.
Those attending were Messrs. and
Mesdames: j. w. Haines, j. ". A.
jackson. Burl Hollon, j. d. Ray.
Miss Mary Ray, Eph Caffal, n.
Barham. Lois Clark, Miss Nanc7
Rice j. S. Jerry. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
c. Nixon Mrs. c. Mace of Tulsa,
Okla, and Mrs. Gus Goetsche OF
Slayton, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
woodbridge.
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INFORMAL PARTY
AT HAMS HONE

An informal party was hastily
assembled Thursday at the home Of
M. and Mrs. j. w. Haines. Games
Of forty two were enjoyed.
Those participating in the de-
lightful affair were MesSrs and
Mesdames J. w A. Jackson. Burl
Hollon, j. d. Ray. r. A. Woolride.
and Mesdames Gus Goettsche Of
Slayton Clarence Mace Of Tulsa,
Okla, and Miss Mary Ray.
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BAZAAR ANNUAL
CHURCH AFFAIP

The Ladies Aid Ct the Community
church will hold their annual ba-
zaar spd church supper Dec. 6 al
the new church building.
Many Beautiful handmade gifts
have been made by the women OF
the church. They will make Won
derful gifts for the holiday season.
The basement Of the chuch is be-
ing outfitted with a kitchen to en-
able the women to serve the church
supper IN their cwn building for
the first time.
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games were played and the mem-
bers present entered into the merry
spirit Of the evening. In n corner
Of the hall was a mysterious for
tune teller by whom everyone was
entitled TO have the dark future re-
vealed. All during the evening pop
corn. cookies and punch were serv-
ed TO the class members.
SORORITY MEETS
The regular meeting Of the Aba
Dabe Sorority was held at the home
Of Miss Anne Kathryn Edwards.
A business session vas held and
the hostess served refreshments TO
seven members.
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KEYS HOSTS At
CLUB MEETING

The Pioneer 500 club met at the
home OF Ny. and Mrs. Charles
Keys MS week. Card tables were
arransea IN the living and dining
room. me home was attractive with
flowers; Delicate lace fern combin-
90 VIII req roses formed adorn-
ment N the living room and fern
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-25
Big Improvement
On North End Road

People coming to Libby from the
northern end of the county and also
those passing through that district are
complimenting highly the work done
by County Commissioner Millegan's
crews under Foreman Campbell. Camp
bell and his men have gravelled the
road through Rexford to the railroad
crossing and from the top Of Sheldon
canyon to the cemetery at Eureka, a
distance of about six miles. There Is
one of the finest gravel pits in the
country available and the work was
accomplished in short order.
Six trucks were at work and made
a record of placing 96 loads of gravel in
tour hours, it is reported, each load
carrying yard and half of gravel.
The gravel was elevated from the pit
into bins under which the trucks drove
and were loaded in few seconds by
simply opening slide door. Those
who comprised the crew are proud of
the good record made.
The gravel was necessarily applied
during dry weather and the full bene-
fits of the improvement will not be
available until rains and travel have
packed the gravel into the roadbed.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-25
Republican Candidates Meet,

The republican candidates and Off
Gals Of the county organization held a
meeting Wednesday evening in Libby
and discussed plans for the campaign.
The sum of SIS was assessed agains,
each candidate to pay expenses of the
campaign.
One interesting point brought up was
the suggestion that each and every
candidate and every officer of the
county organization should heartily
support all of his associates on the tic
ket. If he could not or would not do
that, he at least ought to desist from
knocking and working against any of
the republican candidates This met the
hearty approval of all the candidates.
1t was suggested because of the fact
that heretofore on one or two occasions
members of the republican county or
ganization have openly fought some of
the candidates on the ticket
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-25
To Continue Geological Work.

DR.. G. B. Boyle, chairman of the
mining committee of the Libby Com
mercial club, Is in receipt Of letter
from DR.. Russell Gibson, who spent
the summer on u S. geological survey
work here. DR.. Gibson says in part,
in regard to the work here:
The mapping of the geology of the
Libby quadrangle which was started
last field season has been pushed west
ward and southwark from Libby. Ex-
animation Of mines and prospects has
also been continued in the vicinity OF
Libby, and the work has been started
in the Fisher country and in the Troy
area
The topographic mapping of the
quadrangle under the direction of J.
L. Lewis, topographic engineer, and as
sistants is rapidly being completed
1T is the present intention of the
geological survey to continue geological
work in the Libby area next field sea-
son and | confidently expect to re-
turn but no definite statement concern
ing continuation of the work can be
made at this time.
The work has been enjoyable this
summer not only because the geology
is interesting but because of the hearty
cooperation the survey has received
from the people of Libby and Troy
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-25
Bear ChaSeS
Woman Into
Farm Holle.
Raids Chicken Coop and
Threatens Owner When
She Objects.
HUSBAND AND RIFLE
COME TO HER AID

The average citizen of the West has
little fear of the ordinary brown or
black bear provided the bear is not
protecting cubs or is not wounded. That
it is best to leave them alone on one
other occasion has been proved by an
experience of a farm woman living
near Libby. That one other occasion is
when bruin happens to be raidina ones
chicken coop
Mrs. Carrigan, living in the upper
Pipe creek country, found large bear
feasting on her prize chickens when
she stepped into the back yard the
other day. Naturally Mrs. Carrigan did
not like that and was rather peavcd at
bruin- She tried to persuade the I'M
welcome visitor to allow her chickens
to live out their allotted time, but bruin
on his part did not care to be molested
and promptly chased Mrs. CarriRan
into the house. The angered owner of
the chickens made repeated attempts
to stop the slaughter but each time
was driven back to the protection Of
the house. Finally the husband put in
his appearance and the combination OF
brave husband and trusty rifle soon put
stop to bruins attentions.
Bears are plentiful this year and
numerous stories are being told Of their
thieving depredations.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-25
ZONOLITE PLASTER IN
DEMAND, SAYS e. N. ALLEY

Flathead Monitor: Mr. and Mrs E. N.
Alley, accompanied by Mrs. Alleys
sister, Miss Lena Barton of Portland,
Ore, and j. D. Harris of North Caro-
lima, who were married here yester-
day, drove over from Libby Monday
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Alley returned
home yesterday and the newlyweds
will leave on their honeymoon through
Glacier National park
Mr.. Alley was asked as to what
progress Zonolite is making He said
that conditions throughout the coun-
try, as everyone knows are anything
but encouraging, and as a result orders
from old customers have been cut
down somewhat. New customers, how
ever, have more than made up for any
losses through depressed conditions.
They are furnishing the raw material
to the Calgary plant, as we'll as filling
some orders for treated zonolte in
Canadian territory.
The greatest demand, MIR. Alley said,
is for the Zonolite plaster, which is
perfect insulator. The zonolite takes
the place of the sand, makes perfect
plaster, easy to apply and far more
satisfactory than anything on the mar
ket. Samples Of this plaster have been
sent out to hundreds of contractors and
builders throughout the country In
preparation for building when it starts
again.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-25
These Two Lads
Are Ambitious

WARLAND, Sept. 23.-Jack and
Bill, two young sons OF Rufus
Young, we're in Warland last Satur-
day laying in supply Of provi-
sions. II might be we'll for some OF
the young boys who think they
are having a hard time to know
something about Jack and Bill.
How would you like to do all your
own cooking and other household
chores and then walk 81.
miles to school? These two boys do
this. One finishes the eighth grade
this year while the other one Is
in the seventh.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-25

Men of the purely selfish type, men
who are looking to fatten their own
pocketbooks at the expense Of the pub
lie, have no time for an honest official.
For very reasonably they know they
will be unable to carry out their ambi-
tons while the honest official is in
control Of affairs. Hence, having
tempted him and having failed, they
oftentimes bend their energies to seek
ing his defeat
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-25
Bill To
Be Eliminated

One of the biggest pieces of road i'm
provement ever started in the Libby
district was gotten under way this
week when County Commissioner
Brink set his road crew on a piece of
construction that will eliminate dang
erous Trainor hill, and that will do
away entirely with that steep, curving
and foolish piece of highway.
The new road will leave the Mckay
corner and proceed across the open
flat paralleling the old railroad grade
of the j. Neils Lumber company. It
will cross Libby creek near the new
site of the fish hatchery and will then
follow the grade of an old branch
line of the lumber company's logging
road to where it intersects the present
Libby Kalispell highway BY this
means Trainor hill is entirely done
away with.
The new work will require construc-
ton of bridge across Libby creek but
the present bridge is nearly worn out
and in view of the fact that new
bridge would have to be built anyway
within few months, Commissioner
Brink drought it wise to put the
bridge in new and better place, con-
struct the new road and do away with
a dangerous hill
Trainor hill is one of the worst hills
in this district 1t has two bad curves
at the top and bottom and two worse
curves about half way down it. Att
various times travellers have gone over
the grade on this hill with cars and
trucks and it has been strange that
none of these has ended fatally. It is
an especially bad hill in the winter
when ice makes it all the more dang
erous.
Trainors hill is an admirable example
Of what might be called the criminal
Judgment used in locating much Of the
in this district Why the road
was ever built up that hill is more
han anyone can answer, when an easy
grade is and always was available. such
rs it is now proposed to use. 1t would
,eem that whoever located many Of the
,oads asked himself this question, Just
where can | put this proposed high
way so that it will be in the worst |
possible location2" and then proceeded
o build the highways or that principle.
During the past few years Commits
ioner Brink has been kept busy cor
Getting these foolish mistakes Of road
coating. He has done away with high
md expensive trestles where a small
i'll would more than meet all the re-
,uirennents at a fraction of the ex-
,ense of building and maintaining the
restless He has improved the roads by
building new sections on shorter and
more sensible routes and on much
Easier grades All of this has meant
big saving to the county in cost Of
and has given better
ravel conditions and greater safety
0 the travelling public. The removing
# Trainor hill is the latest example.
lie has lust finished a number of inn
on the Libby Jennings
ection of the r r. highway and plans
till others.
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Give Another Party in Series.

DR.. and Mrs. c. j. Martin and Mr.
and Mrs T. M. Boyes gave the last
of series of parties Saturday evening
at the home of DR.. and Mrs Martin
Six tables of pinochle were in play.
Mrs. E M. Garrett and Walter Neils
carried home the high score prizes and
Mrs. R. ]. Piedalue and l.. ]. Olson
the consultations