The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, April 21, 1921, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textmum nvu.rrtin, mtiw, (mMHix, tnvmuAX, avhu, sir, tun. Wiiiiwiiiiwiimnmwmimmniti!wmwmiHntmmiiimmmmHffltnmmfmtmmmimnminiCTnwmnmimmmiwH dirt wrM visitor ( lh(l 0 W Nelson prfrt Pffditf nlglll, Apflf iQ. In Offl What's Doing In The Country RnntntmtTittitnnnnntiif tni tntnwrt NEICJIIHOKHOOI) NKWS Mn helped ttorf (Jrny fin nf til hotnw 1 hnlil tf rimttl ntlf f ftim tlnrliti(A Unf. ON PLAIN VIEW FARMS nnur" I MtM Nolllo Griffin nnd Wnde Short of Deschutes wero guests nt ri.AlNVIBW. April 19. Mr 'ho homo of Mr. nod Mrs. O. K. An Loulso Olllctt and MIm Orneo ltlggs dtrson Snturdny evening, of Portland returned homo Sunday Cathrlno Johansen visited night nfler spending several days nt Mrs. " Harmon near Deschutes Krl tho bedside of their aunt. Mrs. C. K.,uay afternoon. Chalfan. who has been oulln 111 with Mr. and Mrs. Joo I.lttlo and ehll- bronchitis. dren spent Sunday with Mr. Little's wcro visiting Wnltcr I.owo of Dcs- Inat week. jir, anu .Mrs. Howard uaniey i"5"" m,,r "" Iiit heard" Irt riff fliilfffiM w" fit fundi fltimlrt tnrt In ,tlnfmlnn nlui alirtlf t flitrssmit I InTnl fof tnu limits' ht it litrftrt ffOWil i Anion Ahlslrnm nf llm Wliltn thfl school nf Ihn annual Ifyotif l 'Aflrf llm pfmtfitm a illniirr wait jjlfnn llork dlKlrlrf wm a liimlntM rnllor ( hold lit liond May 7 At llm lit donor of llm giiesl, annul aft in at tho Dehlng ranch Friday, close) of I'm program dm lndliit will numhff , Mis RUotia l)eliln of KcscIiiiIm snrfa pm ami coffeo for (hn benefit Mr and Mr J. Afllnir Miliar and spent Iwo day In llend visiting wl(h of Ilia Hunday school. All am cor Mr Afiil Mrs llndolf WnllpnII warn Mrs, A. t' Ham. dlnlly Invllod to nttend nmong (hn Powell llnlln folk vlslllug Mr and Mra. Chnrle l.own of Harold Hllleiiry Ima acrepled a po , Ihn Orlinro dam Hnndiiy llend wern visitor at Ilia Waller alllon aa ditch rider for Ihn upper Tim animal hull given ill Cnmiiiun l.owo ranch Sunday end of Hqunw rrrek for (his season lly hull laal Friday night waa n site- Mra. It. I, llrniulenborg and lianlell W. V. Fryrenr waa n culler al tho res. Much waa aald hy visitors In Day of Headline worn In Itend on homo of Thomna Arnold Sunday. I prolan of Ihn event. Tho cnfelerla business Sunday. Mr. and Mra. I. I'lirhorry mum supper waa enjoyed hy nil. Hpeclnl V H Htnnley nild Frederick Stan- orer from Ihn road camp Hunday In I mention ahoilld hn miidn of Ihn lat Icy wero In llend vlaltlnK Hunday upend tho day wild Mr. I'ltrlwrry' fill manner In which Ihn halt wna dec- Port flcott of Denchutea took a load pnronta, (ornled. Mra. IMratd l.uckey wna of alfalfa liny to llend Monday to Cnlrln llurnaldea of tlllnola, who chairman of llm decornlliiK coiiiinll Alliert Wright. linn lioon tIkIIIhk Cnllfornln pnlnla, ten. Kred Krlabey nnd children of llend waa rennwhiR ntd aciiinln(ancea hero Mra. Ilerlhn Hlnvena mid Jeniin ArmalrniiR wero mnrrieit inut wbok chiilea Monday ovoiiIiir. II. J. Sknllnn nnd wlfa left for In Dcachnlea county. Mia Hloreua Henry Anderaon of Deschutes wo rrlnnvlllo Krluuy, wliero Mra. Hkcl- In n "Inter or Mra, KrnnK Kller ot tor A. ji. 'eiiy. n visitor nt tho II. W. Stnnky much ton will recelvo medical nttunllon, I'nwoll llutln. smus rcteroon. II. T. .Mkkelcn Monday. .after which they will ko to tho Will-1 A hlnhway camp hn heen O. h. Andcrnon nerved on tho a. H. Mntthowa of Tysh Vnlloy, nmetto vnlloy, whorn they will upend llhed near tho llruco I'rleo pont Sunday with Mr. nnd Mr. M.' iJiughlln of Mend Is cIcnrliiR W. Knickerbocker nt Slter. i 'r a. rctiy. Jim Dawaon vu n rnller In Tuni- Itnsm Aln WVilnrmlnv. nnd Mrs. B. D. Smith spent Monday election bonm nt ucschutes on t rl-OrPKOii. Is hero vIslthiR hi brother-' tho summur In tho hope of bonofllliiR ovcnlng nt the I'. Vnn Tnsscll rnnch. dny. I In-lnw, Mr. Stnnton. of Deachutca. Mr. Skellon' henlth. Mrs. Skecls of I'ortlnnd I visiting Mr. nnd Mr. KdRnr Miller of Mr.g Nol0 arlffln. proprietor of Mr. Christy hn routed It. J. Hkel. her daughter, Mrs. Pnul ScorrIu. ,.Moro, Ore., arrived by auto tundny.ti,0 nCgChute hotol, Is In I'ortlnnd ton rnnch for tho summer. Mr. nnd Mr. Armstrong wero spend a few days vIsltlitR nt tho on business. I It. M. Doty nnd fnmlly wero busl- shopplnR In Itend Snturdny. ihomo ot Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Orny. Hobert Mooro of Deschutes Is help- nes visitor In Hedmond Snturdny irs. wiiunm .Moriiu nnu arren ni i nmmum "-. .u nm- lnK ucorRO Kulcr ropnlr his fence. evenliiR. Chalfan were callers In Ilcdmond Wednesday. A. W. Armstrong attended the Hostetter snlo Wednesday. Mrs. Louis Dennett ot Silver Lake, who hns been visiting friends nnd relatives In I'lnlnview for tho past week, returned to her home Friday, nccompanled by her mother, Mrs. J. A. W. Scogglns. Miss Wllmn Bennett spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Blnkcly. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Morfltt nnd Mrs. James Elklns were callers In Hedmond Saturday. Mrs. K. J. Van Tassell, mother of P. Van Tasscll, is quite 111 at her home. Hubert Scoggin, Sam Burgess nnd Roy Heartt are working on the high way nt Sisters. The family which hns rented H. Mamero's ranch hns arrived nnd Mr. Mamero and family will soon leave for Portlnnd to mnke their home. Mrs. Howard Hartley spent Thurs dny with Mrs. C. F. Chalfan. Mr. and Mrs. Paul ScoRglns visited with Mr. nnd Mis. Sam Burgess Sun day. Mrs. Lou Pulllan returned to her home on tho High Desert Friday af ter spending several days visiting in Plalnvlew. Mrs. William Morfltt spent Mon day with Mrs. Sam Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dnwson were shopping In Bend Monday. Antono mond on business Saturday after noon. Alfred Pederseu made a business trip to Itedmond on Monday. Dr. A. M. Petty left for his homo in Portland Monday night nfler spending several days on his rnnch here. II. T. Mikkelsen went to Hedmond Wednesday nftcr repairs for stump puller. Mr. McHoney Is busy this week Mr. and Mr. W. F. Arnold nnd hauling rock off hi place. Ho I daughter Freda wero In llend Sntur getting snmo moro Innd rondy for day, where Mis Frodu wn having cultivation. boiuo dental work done. i I Mr. nnd Mr. Ilarrlxoti mid sou ml nh-ranch, whero tho rock crusher Is In opern- lion. IIOLSTKIN TWINS HORN ON RANCH Her Baby Had AVIiooping Cough. "My two children had the whoop ing cough," writes Mrs. J. C. Hess, N. Baltimore. O., "and I think Foley's Honey and Tar helped them wonder fully. My 11 months' old baby had it bad." Foley's Honey and Tar Is pure, wholesome and safe for chil dren. They like It. Quickly re lieves colds, coughs, croup. Sold everywhere. Adv. THINKS THKItK IS N'ONH HFTTrit Thomna wero llond visitor Snturdny. Moses Klchnrdsonlt. F. U. 'l. Jft"0 lUack 7S, Hnmcr, Okln.. writes: "I hud n rf.' 1 ,. '""mrn'riV Cl'T rrV "'-on w,V k ng 'Z IU cann. cloliillug til I gnsped for breath. Foley' , ,,, ,...., ,,rv , illri,iir iho wa- m. 1, ... I llntlnt HTIil Til,. nvn.l ...n ..f ..... inusu niicuuing wio irrigaiiou i m.- u, meeting held In Redmond Monday " 'u 80 mcn n 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Arnold nnd evening from this neighborhood ' hero better medl- BrBliai,BMsh,or, mibm Alethoa and were: Antono Ahlstrom. J. W. Pet- c'"f"r col ls. courI s nnd hoarse- 5unllltl, Hudson iniitored to llend erson, a. leoiers, u. ts. .nuurson.' """ n ouiu uverj wiiero. .uv. P. C. Hurt nnontinced yesterday uf lernoou tho arrival of twin on hi ranch east of llend. Thu molhur I a grade llolntoln nnd the two helfor calvo cannot bo told npnrt, Mr. Hurt stute. Milan Whlttcmoro. F. T. Miller, Has jnus Peterson and Roy Miller. W. II. Hutchlns made n business trip to Redmond Tuesday afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. K. Anderson mndo n business trip to Redmond Into Sat urday afternoon. RANCHER RECOVERS FROM SEVERE BURNS THY THIS FOK IXDIGKSTION Foley Cathartic Tablots aro Just the thing for headache, biliousness. bloating, gas. bud breath and other symptoms of Indigestion. Mrs. II. J. Mnrchard, 36 Lawrence St., Salem, Mass., writes: "I used Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation with good results. I will never bo without them." Sold everywhere. Adv. SHIP POTATOES FROM DESCHUTES INSTALL HEADGATE AT SWALLEY DITCH PLEASANT RIDGE. April 19. Antone Ahlstrom has been putting In a headgate on the Swalley ditch this week. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson were business visitors in Redmond Monday afternoon. Little Bobbie Hutchlns has been quite sick, but is better the last few days. H. T. Mikkelsen and Alfred Peder- G RANGE HALL. April 20. Dick Hunsley, who waa seriously burned, is rapidly recovering. His physi cian has pronounced him out of dan ger. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Hclgeson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris Chase, Mr. nnd Mrs. Palmer nnd R. Chnso nnd sun Ever ett called nt tho Hoech homo to visit Mr. Hunsley. Mrs. Fred Hettmail called at tho George Erlckson homo Sunday after noon. Georgo M. Erlckson nnd O. P. Dahlo went on a fishing trip Friday, returning Sunday. Sunday school was hold In Grange Hall Saturday nt 10 o'clock. It will be held evory Saturday at 10 o'clock from now on. Rev. S. A. Stensuth Is In charge. A program and basket social was held In tho Hoech school house Fri day evening. Tho net proceeds were Snturdny and spent Sunday with rela tives. Mr. Hroughor wa a guest of Mrs, I.auti Sunday nfturnoon. Alvlu nnd Esther Cyrus returned tn school .Monday utter an absence ot sevornl weeks on account of sick ness. Misses Cathorlnu Helling mid Mahlo Doly spent Sntlirdny afternoon with Louisa Andrus. E. M. Peck was a business visitor In Bend Monday. DESCHUTES, April 19. Fred Wilson of Tumalo is shipping a car of potatoes. Neighbors aro helping klM I. n III t.nm in T1a.., A u.nA M..mKa ,1.1. dav evnnlne. Thn tint nrnmnflfi worn POWELL BUTTE, April 20. tuiftu uuuiuGt vji utuinu 4 1 li ill iiiid ' ' ' I - . . . . til . . mmni i . 133. Grain on tho dry land Is looking well contest In Hedmond Friday evening. I A meeting of tho Ladles' Aid was Thero ha been plenty of moisture to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hofstettcr held at Mrs. O. I. Dahlo's homo . " won biour ino auinmur. . nm.t t .i,i-f Thursilav nflemnnn Mm. f' I.. More poultry will -ho rnlsed till Tumalo farm, followlnc an nuctlon ' Smith served a dollclous lunch. Tho 'car '!' ,hl ?ctlon of Central Oro- Cut ThU Out It I Worth Moury Cut out this slip, encloso with Cc to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your mirno nnd address clearly. You will recelvo In return a trial pnekago containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for cough, cold nnd croup, Foley Kidney Pills nnd Foley Cathartic Tablets. For snlo everywhere, Adv. GRAIN ON DRY LAND IN GOOD CONDITION I'H.MSKH Til MM 'IX) HIS I'ltlKNOS lliickarho I a ymptom of wnk or dltordorod kidney. Stiff and pain ful Joint, rheumatic aches, sore muscles, puffluc under thn eye, nro ot tiers, ou need not nuffer. Hon Hlchnrdson, Wlngrovo, W. Vn., write: "I prnlso Foley Kidney Pill because they sure havu helped me." ror snlo everywhere. Adv. DENTISTS ASSISTING IN HEALTH PROGRAM CiMiprmtp Willi County Nur li Survey of Rural School Will Do Work At Cot of Matrrlnl. sale Tuesday at which they disposed afternoon was spent In sewing for of their farm stock and equipment. , Mrs. Hunsloy and family. Earl Grogan of Deschutes, who Dorothy Young called on Kathar has been working for Henry Ander-'no HelReson Frldny afternoon, son. left for Portland Friday nlcht. Mr. Rosengard nnd son had dln- whero he will visit relatives. ner at tho Fred Hcttmun homo Tues Oliver Torbensen and Ole Erlck- lay, gon than uver before, particularly turkeys. The children of Mr. nnd Mra. Roy Ollvcr, who huvo beou 111, aro much improved. Mrs. Charley Johnson nnd Infant i sou, or AUalta, nro visitor nt the Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tweed of Turn-1 sen of Bend were visitors nt the Steel I Fred Hcttmnn cnlled nt tho Jensen "no or nor parent, Mr, and Mr. ranch near Deschutes Saturday. i homo Sunday afternoon. I f, LIiuIquIhI, Bob Bouser of Deschutes was a' Katherlno Helgeson has returned I'owoll Hutto Sorosls mot nt the visitor at tho Deblng ranch Sunday. t0 r home ftor spending a week!1"""0 ' Mrs. Carl Lludiulat last AlbertWrlght. Miss C.Wright and n town. Wednesday. A pleasant afternoon John Gray of Bend went visitors In1 Cordon Dutt is hack In school at- wn I'nt In visiting nnd a dellclou this neighborhood Sunday. 'er being Injured by a cow. luncheon wus served by tho hostess, i-cari uuii nns noi ooen teacning , .- " mutvj juuiibuh. school for a few days on account of I Will Paul Is snld to ho soiuewhnt a bad cold. , Improved. Ho hns suffered n long Mrs. Ida Cluuson is visiting her."1110 wlt" Inflammatory rheumatism, mother, .Mrs. O. P. Dahle. Graco Pauls has been confined at Thero will he church services nt homo with, measles, contracted while tho Richardson school houso .Sunday, attending high school nt Redmond, aftornoon. 'Tho children of Mr. and Mra. Will Peterson aro recovering from an at tack ot the measles. Mrs. Rudolph Wcllpolt will leave Spring I Now come the Pigs the Calves the Colts nnd the Lambs. TIME for your work horses and mules to shed their winter's coat TBIE to tone them up give their systems a spring house-cleaning and drive out the worms. Dr. Hess Stock Tonic A Spring Conditioner and Worm ExpcIIer Your COWS that have long been on winter feed need Iho system-tonlnL', bowel-cleansing, appetizing effects of Dr. Hess Stock Tonic. Puts them In fine condition for calving. It means more milk. Your DRO0D SOWS will bo relieved of constipation and nut in fine fettle for farrowing by a course of Dr. Hess Stock Tonic, which means healthy pigs, and a mother wilh an ample milk supply to nourish them. Your SHOATS will be greatly benefiled byncoun.oof Dr. Hess Stock Tonic. It drives out the worms stimulates the appetite and makes them thrive. Feed It to EWES before lambing time. It prevents fevered udders and scouring lambs. Feed it after lambing time to stimulate the flow of milk, Insuring lambs for tho early market Dr. Hess Stock Tonic contains Tonics for tho digestion. Laxatives for tho bowels, Diuretics for tho kidneys, and Vermifuges for tho worms. Why Pay the Peddler Twice My Price? NAGILL & ERSKINE BEND, OREGON Tell ttshov muctitlack yoa time. We liove a packags to tall. Dr. Bess Poultry PM-A-CE-A will help raake yonr liens lay now. WAS IN IIKI) TIIItKi: DAVH. -Mrs. Joale Heed, 217 N. Kxter St., iiiisa, UKla., writes: I was In bod Dentists of llend nro cooperating wllh Miss Julia Clock, county mine, In making n survey of tho rural schools, inspecting tho teeth of nil pupils, nnd will also do doutnt work for the bnro cost of material. Tho dentins will tnko turns In making tho Inspection trips nnd will divide tho work, which will bo done In tho llend offices. If practicable, nmong their number. If possible, tho patients will bo brought to llond for dental treat ment, but tho dentists nro willing to take a traveling outfit to tho outly ing communities, itnd will do so If tho children find It Imposslblu to make tho. trip to llend. Freihtn rtoics. Itne will give much greater return If. before they nro put Into Iho water, the ends of the steins nm cnuhvd or mnhfd. Then ulun the roe wilts col off the end of thu stem, silt In half for nhoiii one half Inch, hold the end tn hoi I lug nnter for a fw minutes. Ihcii plunge the ntciin In cold water The rne will be tin fresh ns new. Do lhl nt nlghl and let the roses stand In a deep plicliei- of water nil night be fore iilaelna idem In thn vnso. TKAOK MKttT DNAVVH (MKATKK INTKfCtiHT fouiily Hlinlriif ,tlo Cntliii.lsMfn Over llrt'lnitfitlloM (diile.l Ttf fstial .Vitmlirr Will Try Out, Ifntisunl Inlorml Is being Inken iiiunnrt Iho school of llm county In Ihn track inent nnd ilrrlnimiHou con lest to tin held Mny 1 1 nt Itedmond, when sliidniils from tho Ihron rout'' ties of Citnlriil Oregon will compnln, nnyn Huprlulnndout J. Alton Thump son, Twlco ns many wilt lakn part In tho Deschutes county tryoills, hn hnllnves, ns In any prnvlous ynnr Tim llond schools nro Kinking morn thorough preparation Umii over h fore, Mr. Thonipson siiyn, A new plan for choosing Judges for thn dec lamation mutest hits been adopted, They will bo inemhnrs of college fac ulties, Inntead of high schoot tench crs, ns previously. EMPTY CARS LKAVK TRACK; NONE HURT .icldi'iit Oii-urn Near South Jiiiicllini I'liixi-ngcr 'liiiln, t'lidiiiiiiiuitl, Continue To I'ortlnnd. Kit empty bun earn, attached to tho H. I', & K, train which left llend at 8 p. m. Wednesday, wero In sumo manner derailed one nillo below Ho 11 th Junction, Just how tho acci dent occurred was not known hern this morning, but word was received that thn pnantmgnr coaches wcro not affected mid nobody hurt. Humor current hero next morning wero to tho effect Hint a serious wreck hnd taken place, Tho rnmnlnder of tho train contin ued on Its way nnd this morning tho cars wore returned to tho mils hy it wrecking crew. Tho morning H. I'. & H. train was CO minutes Into hit- causa of n dntour mndo necessary by n washed-out brldgn tionr Madras. KLLENRURG PASSES FORMER MERIT MARK Fred Kllonburg, sncond nsslnlnnt chief of the volunteer tiro depart ment, hns passed thn mark mndo last year on tho merit column by Captain Kind Hess, who headed tho list with 103, Klliiubarg now Maims 108 to tho good with & 14 months yet to go. Assistant Chief John Taylor Is sec ond wllh 102, A. II. Kslnbennt third with 101. DoomW Up. Let nn Actri-m net prnlsed to the ikies and whe Is In n fair wny of he -oiiilng n mnr. Ilostnn Transcript. Brand Directory Anight Hlght slda; right oar crop- wattle right hind lx. TONK, HUtrm, Or. sdv.ieo. the last of this week for an extendei three days with my back. I took I visit with her parents In I.oh Ango Foley Kidney Pills and In two ilnvs lcs. Mrs. Wellpott has not been In wmi nt mv wnrt npntn Tk..., t.nt I coml henltli nf lnfn fltlll llin vIhIi 111 Ill-J 1IUI1, ... was at my work ngaln ollmlnato from tho system thn poisons that cause backache, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, sor muscles. Sold everywhere. Adv. WOMAN SUCCEEDS IN POULTRY BUSINESS CLOVEHDALE, April 20. Miss Winifred Aldrich has 2000 faabv chicks instead of 200. as was nrov- iously reported. Miss Aldrich is having splendid success with her chicks, which aro now 10 clava old. looking only 14. She has a modern equipped chicken house, with four brooders, accommodating GOO chicks each. Tho brooders are heated with stoves, burning coke, which aro kept ourning day nnu nignt. Food given the chicks consists principally of but termilk and corn bread. Blie already has 800 laying hens, which produce from 400 to 600 eggs dally. Mr. and .Mrs. Harrison and Thom as Harrison spent Friday evening at tho It. O. AmlriiH lintnn Thomas Arnold nnd 11. O. Andrus ' In-law anu sister or sirs, uoy unver, mndo with tho hopu of Improving her health Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Stownrt nnd Mr. Jackson, with Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Hoberts and daughter Inn, wcro fish Ing on the Deschutes Sundny, licrt Heynolds hns rented the ranch of Huho Schouror and will run tho farm. Mr. and Mrs. Scheurcr will devote their entlro tlmo to their sheep State Engineer- Percy A. Cupper spoko at Community hall last week on tho bonding Issuo then beforo tho peoplo. Mr. Hates of Tumalo ulsb spoko nnd gnve tho settlors much valuable Information. Harold M. Charlton has been torn porarlly transferred from the fcdornl headquarters In Portland to Mon terey, Cal according to letters re ceived by his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs, C. M. Charlton. Telephones havo been Installed and the Hues extended to tho fol lowing homes: E. U. Dawson, Carl Llndqulst, John Wells, Hudolt Well pott, John Wellpott. Mr. nnu Mra. Marry Keen, iiroinnr hava ordered 100 PrnL'rnuiiivn ,wi (in. -fhavo rrlvcd ifrom .I.akovlow and burb everbearing strawberry plants moved onto tho Hanson ranch, which irom an maiio rruu rami. Mr. and Miss Coble, of llond spent Sunday at tho homo of It. M. Doty. Mrs. l-autz spent Monday with Mrs, Kllgoro. Dudley, Long Is helping II. Kllgoro with his ranch work. Thomas Arnold und W, T. Harri son attended tho Halo ut Ilofstetter's In Hedmond last week. I). C, Kline was a business visitor In Sisters Monday. W. F. Arnold and wlfo wero nmong tho first to tnko advantage of tho opening .of tho fishing season, spend ing an uuy April i& on tho Motollus. W. F. Fryrear h haul id: hay from Van I.andt'n. Mr, Halston of Torrobonno hns moved onto tho J, h. Pnrborry rnnch, which ho lensed somo tlmo ngo, Mr. and Mrs. Parberry nro living on tho nay Aiiboy piaco, which thoy have rented. Tho pupils of tho school will com- they huvo leased A first-class eutortnlnmont will bo given at Community hall Saturday night, April 23, by tho Junior claim of tho Crook county high achool. A threo-act comedy entitled "Tho -Ho-Juvenatlon of Aunt Mary," will ho given. ThU will bo suppjnuionlod with music by tho orchestru'uud oth ers. Mr. and Mrs. Chad Irvlu und two children ot Hedmond wero guoslB ut tho Qcorgo KlHsler homo lust Sun day. Shoop shearers aro working in this section and tho sheop will soon ho sheared nnd ready for summer range, Mr. and Mrs. VS. A, Hussett nro building a modern sloeplng porch on tho north sldn of their residence. Tho sacred concert glvon at Com munity hull for tluip louBiiro of I'ow oll Hutto residents by tho choir of tho Hedmond Mothodlst church was n rnro trcnt, Music ns good as could THE POTATO MAGAZINE will nulit you to get more money for your potatoes. 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