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November 5th. »
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EUGENE, OREGON
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Mrs. W. W. Walker, Constance Bak­
er and Raymond Walker.
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I.ady Mnacovitea Initiate Member»
at Cemuon y ( on Monday
The Lady Muscovites Initiated 18
Uy Mrs. A. B. Darla, Elione 220-J
Open 5:30 to 9 p. m
new members at a ceremony at the
Odd Fellows Hall on Monday even­
ing. The hall was decorated with
We cater to Home People. Make It your Breakfast, Lunch or Din­
I Hallowe'en Party Given Wednesday evening. Orange and black erspe | bouquets of autumn leaves and laurel
ner place.
paper streamers and shaded lights 1 berries. A social hour was enjoyed
Night at Llum Home
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jam«« made the rooms attractive. Booths1 and refreshments of sandwiches,
Llum on Lawnridge avenue was the for fortune telling and guessing con­ pumpkin pie and coffee were served.
scene of a most attractive Hallowe’en tests were popular during the even­
Best of Food and Service
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party on Wednesday evening. The ing and appropriate games were en-l Mrs. Ham Baker Has Dinner In
Pumpkin
rooms were elaborately decorated Joyed.
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,— - pie with whipped
Honor of Mrs. B. B. Coehragic
with autumn leavef. lights shaded cream and coffee were served. Irene ' Mrs. Sam Baker entertained at
with black cats, bats, candles and Jay, Mintie Wilhelm, Alta Wetxler I dinner Tuesday evening In honor of charge was La Vita Hongh, Alberta
pumpkins. Bridge was first enjoyed, j and James Cline were in charge of* Mrs. B. B. Cochrane. The guests Bhumake and A rie ta Myers.
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honors going to Mrs. Niel Allen and ¡‘he affair.
'included Mrs. B. B. Cochrane, Mr. and
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Mr. Gladwin Smith, later Hallowe’en j
i Mrs. C. H. Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. Class of Aesthetic Dancing for High
games and stunts were played. The Hallowe'en <'elcbra4«<l •t fb’Bitl'tful jamea Calnnock, Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Hchool Girls Formed
Party V<Atae»day Night
choosing of partners tor supper was
{ Cass, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baker, Con-
Because of the success of the
a clover stunt that occasioned much1 Mrs. J. A. Johnsrud, assisted by. atance Raker, Lucy Cass and Norma aesthetic dancing class for children
fun. Each man followed a winding Mrs. L. C. Falkenhagen, was a de* Chinnock.
New Orleans, La., Nov. 3.—(I. N.
Miss Helen Rodos, of Ashland, has
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1 cord at the end of which was his lightful Hallowe'en hostess on Wed-
been Induced to form a second class 8.)—"I understand an Investigation
partner, disguised as a ghost.
The nesday evening. The rooms were Pythian Sisters Have Basket Supper for high school students and adults. is under way to determine how I was
table was beautifully decorated and decorated elaborately In the tradl-
in Ix*lg<‘ Rooms
This class is now open and those able to saw the bars in the parish
I lighted with candles. The reading tional Hallowe'en style with a i pro-
The Pythian sisters celebrated the who have already Joined include Iris prison. I do not want blame for
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with a most en- Burns, Dorothy Barnes. Kathleen this put on any guiltless deputy.
of hidden fortunes brought out by I fusion oif autumn leaves, jack-o- Hanowe’en season
j candle heat was much enjoyed. Hot lanterns, bats, witdhes and black1 Joy'a^e’ basket supper Friday even­ Galvin, Florence Ringuette, Kath­ Hence my letter to you.”
tamales, pumpkin pie and coffee was cats. Mrs. Falkenhagen dressed as jn(? October 26th. The W. O. W. hall erine MacVicar and Mrs. Bertha
This was the beginning of a letter
served by Miss May Llum and Miss- an old witch, told fortunes over a w.a8 most attractively decorated with Goettsche. Miss Rodos plans to received by local police from W. 8.
i Jessie Griswold, dressed in Hal­ cauldron of witches brew. Games shaded lights and orange and black spend the folowing week in San Lewis, who about ten days ago es-
lowe’en costumes. Those present appropriate to the occasion were *»- Hallowe'en novelties. The evening Francisco, returning in time to meet caped from the dock of the parish
' wore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooley, Joyed. Dainty refreshments of ap­ was spent, with games, mnslc and her classes in Grants Pass, while prison here Just after he had been
¡Mr. and Mrs. Niel Allen, Mr. and ples, cider, cake and candy were dancing. About fifty memtiers were away she will tudy under Mr. Kos- sentenced to serve from three to five
¡Mrs. Olo Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Glad- served. Favors of Hallowe'en caps present.
loff the famous Russian dancer who years in the state penitentiary tor
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! win Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Brom­ were given to each child. The guests
hai been a member of the Imperial burglary.
ley, Miss May Llum, Mis» Jessie Gris­ included Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Van Dyke.
Mrs. If. L. Bromley Hostess at
"The saws used in cutting tbe
Russian Ballet. This is an excep­
wold an<l Mr. and Mrs. James Llum. Virginia, Jack and Marcia Van Dyke. Enjoyable Dinner on Wednesday tional opportunity as there are only bars in the court dock,” the letter
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Talbot, Beth and
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Mrs. H. L. Bromley was a hostess two such teachers in the United continued, "were never inside the
Marjorie Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. 8herf- of Wednesday evening at an enjoy­ States.
parish prison. I did not have them
Miss
Eunice
Hayes
Has
OM-Tlmc
i
fius and Charles Sherfflus, Mrs. P. able dinner. The table was decorated
on my person when I went to court.
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Hallowe'en Party at Home
Usually the deputies search men go­
Miss Eunice Hayes entertained IB. Whitney, Miss Ruth Whitney, Mrs. with Halloween favors and a cent­
Forget-Me-Not Club Entertains
ing to and from courts, so I made
■with an old fashioned Hallowe’en Phil Metschan, Sr„ Pierce Murphy, erpiece of fruit and autumn foliage.
With Hallowe’en Party
arrangements to offset the risk of
party at the country home. Black Marjorie Neill, Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
The Forget-Me-Not Club of the carrying them over the court.
and Orange colors were used in the Ingram, Mary Ellen Ingram and James Chinnock, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­
Etna Rebekah lodge entertained with
George
Herbert
Ingram.
Billie
Brom
­
"I took a long piece of twine with
ert
Borland.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
B.
Davis
decorations which wore in true Hal­
a Hallowe'en party on Tuesday me. I let one end of this down into
lowe'en style. Games and music ley. Marion Bromley, Norma Chin­ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bromley and
evening at the Odd Fellows hall. Au­ an alley and a friend tied the saws
were enjoyed and punch was served nock, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Fies and Bobby Bromley.
tumn foliage, Japanese lanterns and on the string. The rest was easy.
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during the evening. At a late hour Louis. Richard and Sister Fies, Mr.
pumpkins were artistically used in
and
Mrs.
E.
H.
MacDaniels.
I^rry
"Mr. Rennyson, please do not
Epworth
League
Has
Hallowe'en
a buffet supper was served which
decoration.
Dancing was enjoyed Judge me too harshly for my rash
Party Tuesday Evening
{consisted of sandwiches, doughnuts. and Betty MacDaniels, Bobby Peck,
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Epworth League
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enjoyed a during the evening with the Neilson act. I played square with everyone.
■ pumpkin Pie whipped cream and j Betty Jacobi, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
orchestra furnishing the music. Cider I let it be known that I would slip
| oliocolate. Those who enjoyed the Falkenhagen, Bobby and Merrill Hallowe'en party in the church par- and doughnuts were served.
Miss away from jail if the opportunity
j
Falkenhagen,
Mrs.
Christine
Falken-
lors
on
Tuesday
evening.
The
affair were Misses Edith Spalding, |
Friend Gebers, Mrs. Maude McCar­ presented itself. I made known also
hagen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Johnsrud.
rooms
were
decorated
In
the
Hal-
Ix>is Kincaid. Lucy Allen, Verona
”
“ and - —
- - Johnsrud.
- -
- lowe'en colors and appropriate games thy and Mrs. Jeanie Burke were in that my escape would be made with­
Roland
Snively, Eunice Hayes, Lucile Hayes, and " Kenneth
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•
out violence if at all. I lived up to
played.
Cocoa, sandwiches and charge of arrangements.
Mrs. R. F. Thies. Paul Kincaid, Lee
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doughnuts
were
served.
Elisabeth
all
of this.
Christian
Endeavor
M«»ets
for
Hal
­
Houck. John Smith, Joe Devearux,
"Perhaps I will get away and be
Flfield was in charge.
lowe’en Party at the Manse.
and Dave Snively.
Mrs. Eugene Bureau Efftertains
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gone always; again, I may be return­
Witches and spooks gathered to­
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J. U. G. Club at Home
Mrs.
R.
E..
Talbot Entertains
gether
on
Wednesday
evening
at
the
’
Mrs. J. K. Mills and Mrs. Claire
The J. U. G. club was delightfully ed to pay my debts some day. If it
Members of Club Friday
home of Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Hart, j
I’ni«« Hostess«« for Party
entertained by Mrs. Eugene Bureau is the latter, I want the good will of
Talbot entertained at her home on E street Friday af­ everyone when I return. Your depu­
when
the
Christian
Endeavor
enter-
j
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mrs. J. K. Mills and Mrs. Claire
ties treated me square and with con­
rPruess were Hallowe’en hostesses at talned at a Hallowe’en party* When■ ‘he members of her club and their ternoon. The time was pleasantly
the
guests
arrived
they
found
it
im-
;
husbands
with
a
picnic
supper
at
spent with conversation, music and sideration. They do this for all who
the home of M ts . Mills on Sixth St.
will let them do so, and the purpose
As a complete suprise to the hostess­ possible to enter the house until her home on Friday evening. The fancy work. The club is planning to
of
this letter is to explain any sus­
they
discovered
the
back
door
and
table
was
decorated
with
a
center-
hold a bazaar and candy sale in the
es the guests camo attired as ghosts.
Pink roses and a smaller near future. The next meeting will picion that may rest on those in a
The evening was spent in playing | were led in by witches. The evening p*ece
position to come in for any blame for
During
table set for the children,
progressive bunco and honors went , was spent with fortune telling and the evening stunts were enjoyed. be at the home of Mrs. Ella Colvig my escape."
Pumpkin pie,
on I street. Dainty refreshments of
to Mrs. Dan Julian, and Mr. George Hallowe'en games.
After the signature came a post­
Those present included 1 Mr. and
Jackson. The room» were decorated with whipped cream and coffee were Mrs. Clyde Martin. Maxine ) Martin, nut cake and coffee were served. script also signed with the initial
with the crepe patper Hallowe'en no­ served. Mrs. I-ong, Miss Gudrun Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hamilton, J. G. Those present were Mrs. Lawrence “L,” reading: "ThiB is to be mailed
velties. A delicious supper of fruit Anderson and Miss Evelyn Anderson Hamilton, Joseph and Louis Hamil­ Wieland. Mrs. Earl Redding. Mrs. three days after my departure from
salad, doughnuts, pumpkin pie with composed the committee in charge. ton, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stinebaugh, John Perry. Mrs. Jack Locatell, Mrs. your city—hoping never to return.”
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Hershal McIntyre, Mrs. Eugene
whipped creaim. cider and coffee was
Shirley and Jimmie Stinebaugh, Mr.
served.
Those present were: Mr. Children’s Radio Party Given Num­ and Mrs. A. K. Cass, Lucy Cass, Mr. Hayes, Mrs. Luther Tingley, Mrs. W.
ber of Friends
H. Batman, Mrs. Flossie Bush, Mrs.
'and Mrs. Don Springer, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph and Ix>uls Hamilton enter­ and Mrs. A. K. Brown, Bartra Brown, Nellie Brown. Mrs. Edith Hostetler,
George Peake, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Mr. and Mrs. Coverstone, Mr. and
Rratton, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Julian.' tained several of their little friends Mrs. W. T. Miller, Virginia Miller. Mrs. Grace Herron and Mrs. Eugene
(Continued from Page One.)
Bureau.
Hallowe'en
with
a
children's
radio
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coke. Miss Lor-j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Talbot
and
Mar
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mittee, from each of the schools,
ralne Cornish of Medford, Mr. and party. After listening to an inter- jorie and Beth Talbot.
candidates for county clerk, couiity*
Mrs. J. K. Mills. Mr. ~ Paul
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____ _ estlnr prokram “>® tto«a‘s were seat­
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Dixie
School
and
Community
Have
attorney, two county commissioners,
blood and Mr. and Mrs. Claire Pruess. ed at a table decorated with jack-o- Sophomores Give Annual Party in
Hallowe'en Party
lanterns and streamers. A supper
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county superintendent of schools and
Honor
of
Freshman
Class
The
Dixie
school
and
community
of sandwiches, doughnuts, cake
(Tilldrtm's Party Given Monday
The high school was the scene of had a most enjoyable time Friday assessor. The rest of the county Of­
marshmallows and milk were served.
Afternoon at Logan Home
a large party Friday night when the evening, when they gathered at
i the ficials will be nominated from those
Those
present were Kenneth Huyler,
Mrs. James I-ogan and Mrs. C. E.
sophomore class gave its annual par­ home of Mr. and (Mrs. Roscoe I How- boys in high school coming from the
Jack Huyler, Bennie Spalding. Carle­
ty in honor of the freshmen. The ard of the Dixie Ranch. The affair county districts.
WestOn entertained with a most 1 ln-
ton Wiley, Maxine Martin, Shirley
The committee of local citizens In
halls at the high school were deco­ was to celebrate the annual event
foresting children's Hallowe'en party
Stinebaugh, Martha Lee. Closson Lee
rated with streamers of coral and of Hallowe’en. Games of various charge of the movement are Dr. $.
on Monday afternoon at the home of
and Joseph and Ix>uls Hamilton.
sliver the class colors. The guests kinds were played, and also a few Loughridge, representing the state
Mrs. Ix>gan. The rooms were charm­
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ingly decorated with numerous black Joseph Knotts Chapter Entertained came in masquerade costume, mostly stunts were given, which afforded a Y. M. C. A.; C. .A Swope, chairman
of the Hallowe’en variety. The first great deal of amusement. And of of the Chamber of Commerce co­
cats, witches, bats and Jack-o-lan-
at Heeton Home Wednesday
part of the evening was spent in course ghosts appeared, who aroused operating committee; Dr. C. B.
torns. Delicious refreshments of Ice
The Joseph Knotts Chapter of
cream and cake, decorated with fa­ the Newman M. E. church was enter­ playing games and later a program the interest and curiosity of all. The Marks, J. A. Johnsrud; W. J. Mish­
vors were served and additional fa­ tained at the Heston home on Hal­ was given in the assembly hall. latter part of the evening was spent ler, city superintendent of schools;
vors of original paper caps delighted lowe'en. The basement was trans­ Louise Holman, Ralph Linkhart, in the popping and eating of pop­ Mrs. Alice M. Bacon, county super­
Who children.
The afternoon was formed into a witches den and was Evelyn Harbeck and Jack McArthur corn, and bobbing for apiples, which intendent of schools; Eclus Pollock,
spent with games and as each child decorated with black cats, pump­ composed the cast of a play "Court­ were thoroughly enjoyed. The pat­ county judge; W. D. Fry, city mayor.
wns rosdv to denart ho was given a kins and streamers of gold and ing Under Difficulties,” eight girls rons and friends of the school left at
Hallowe'en hag of candv. The, little black. Games and fortunes were en­ put on a stunt called "Ding Toes,” a late hour saying they had had a
Find Child’s Death Was
guests who enioyed the affair In­ joyed and dainty refreshments .of another, "Seven or Eleven' was put very pleasant time.
Due to Bean in Throat
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cluded: Catherine Elsmann. Mary sandwiches, doughnuts, pumpkin on by Maria Wilson, Peter Proctor
New York.—The death of five-year-
Iordan, Martha Lee. Venlta Spald­ Pie a la mode and coffee were and Terrance Galvin, Ada Shumake
John
MacVicar
of
Victoria
B.
C.
gave a reading and six girls furnish­
old Harry Blom of 191 Madison street,
ing. Catherine Mishler. Arthur Wine­ served. Later the company went up­
ed music. Sandwiches, cookies and has been the house guest of Mr. and recently was explained by the discov­
trout. Doris Martineau. Larry Mae- stairs where an impromptu program
Mrs.
J.
D.
MacVicar
the
past
week.
Daniela. Beth Talbot. Margery Tal­ was given, Miss Marjorie Segrlst lemonade were served to the 150 Mr. MacVicar is the father of J. D. ery of a bean lodged In his trachea
when an autopsy was performed. Tbe
who attended. The chaperones in­
bot, Jack Van Dyke. Virginia Van gave a vocal solo. Miss Mildred Sni-
child died In a violent coughing fit
cluded Miss Peat, Miss Moore, Miss MacVicar.
Dyke, Betty Lambrecht, Bartra der a piano eolo, and Mias Bertha Dennis, Mr. Hepp and Mr. Alden.
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just after being brought home from
Brown, NoTma Chinnock, Billie Calhoun three readings. Those pres­ The committee in charge was Maria
Mrs. James Logan, Mrs P. B. Whit­ Beth Israel hospital, where two phy-
Bromley, Marion Bromley, Lucy ent were: Mr. and Mrs. L. Fields, Wilson, Margaret Hammerbacher, ney and Miss Ruth Whitney motored Biclans had examined him carefully
Cass, Rosamund 'Weston. Billie Mr. and (Mrs. A. M. (Heston, Mr. and Helen Bunch, Peter Proctor and Ter­ to Medford on Tuesday where they without finding any serious condition
Betty Mrs. William Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. rance Galvin.
Letcher. Txmlse Letcher.
attended a bridge tea given by the to explain bis discomfort.
Springer, Jean Springer. Nancy Gas­ Chester Heston, Mrs. Louis Fall,
Lady Elks.
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ton. Roberta Gaston, Myron Gaston, Mrs. Victor Bailey, Miss Peat, Miss Senior Boys Entertained by Girls
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Mrs. Christine Falkenhagen, of
Jack Dedrlck. Roberta Flaiherty. Marjorie Segrlst, Miss Mildred Sni-
at W. O. W. Hall on Friday
Build Rail Terminal In Alaska.
Dorothea Flaherty, Bobby Couch, Hi der, Miss Bertha Calhoun, Mlss
Because the senior girls of the Oswego Oregon, is the house guest
Fairbanks, Alaska.—Construction of
Lister, Alta Hagen, Lenh Hagen. Wv- Gladys Griffin, Mias Margaret Reng- high school were the losers in a con­ of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Falkenhagen. terminal facilities for the Alaska rall-
aline Armstrong, Dorris Armstrong, storff, Miss Isabelle Rengstorff, Miss test with the senior boys, they en­
road here is progressing rapidly, wlth
Tmagene Johnston, Eva Johnston, Beulah Hussey, Miss Ruth Pratt, tertained the boys with a party given Process Embossing Don«*—
a large force of men at work. The
Process embossing at the Courier Improvements Include passenger and
Norma Johnston, Lillian Trost, Lor­ Miss Josephine Isham, Chester Wil­ in the W. O. W. hall Friday night.
office. First class work guaranteed. freight depots, engine and oil houses,
aine Doyle, Hubert Topman, Russel liams and Leonard' Williams.
The hall was decorated with stream­
water tanks and other buildings, to
Topman, Charles Vannice, Nona Belle
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ers of orange and black, shaded Cut This <>ut—It Is Worth Money
cost in all between 1250,000 and
Fawcett. Loraine Topping. Sprout
Mrs. B. B. Cochrane Is Gn«wt of
lights and pumpkins. A Hallowe’en
8end this ad and ten cents to $300,000.
Cole, Mary Ellon Ingram, Frank
Honor nt Dinner Wedncmlay
witch told fortunes and Miss Bessie Foley A Co,, 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Herbert Ingram, Maxine Martin, Viv­
Mrs. W. W. Walker entertained Graham danced in Spanish costume. Chicago, Ill., writing your name and
clearly. You will receive
Queensland Rejects Prohibition.
ian Logan, Nellie Logan and George at a ehacmingly appointed dinner on The evening was spent in games and address
a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S I
Logan.
Melbourne.—Queensland has reject»
Wednesday evening In honor of Mrs. dancing and before the supper con­ HONEY AND TAR for Coughs, Colds,
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B. B. Cochrane of San Francisco. fetti and colored streamers were and Croup, also free sample pack­ ed prohibition by a majority of 22,-
B. V. P. U. Has En lovable Party on The table was decorated for the Hal- thrown in carnival fashion. Pumpkin ages of FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS for ! 000 votes, it was announced.
Backache, Rheumatic Pains, Kidney '
Hallowe'en at Baptist Church
oween season and the evening was pie with ice cream and cider were and Bladder trouble, and FOLEY '
Among the enjoyable parties of spent in listening to a radio concert. served in banquet style. The patrons CATHARTIC TABLETS for Consti­ League of Natlona Files 500 Trestles.
Geneva. — More than 500 treatlee
¡Hallowe'en wa#i one given by the n Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. and patronesses were Mrs. D. O. pation and Biliousness. These won­
Y. P. U.. of the Baptist churcth In H. Woodward, Mrs. B. B. Cochrane. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Linch, Mr. and derful remedies have helped millions have been registered with the League
of people. Try them. Couch's Phar­ of Nations.
I the church parlors on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. 8am Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Roy and the committee in macy.
Adv.
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