Medford mail tribune., January 28, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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BACK IN POWER 4Ife;fe J
uomhav. mum. .inn. ss.-uh, ,.,!( i f.j, A At t A
An Announcement burned l.y tlio ' ? X . jl j 7 .
AfKhnn consulate to.lay M that . " il, ',, $ f.f ' ' ,4
farmer King Anmnulluli bail been U S V . " f ' ' i i J
penned to power. ,. , 0 i V? U - 1
"The con.ulato hnn been aide- h'f .V JJi ,1 V ' J I
Jully notified that former KlnR ' f 2 , i, fc "J4 i
Amar.ullah ill Ihe earnest reiiuont ?' J J . 'f r '
of the people of Kandahar, 1'arali, ? . , r " y t J''jS j
. Hlrat, Mnzar. I Kharlf, .Malmena r if 1 I 1 ' t i
and KnttiBban, mid bavins In St si' X j
view till! intVKHty of tho nation, I, 4 j . S- s- . i ' , ,& t! I
; baa rencccptcd the re!nH of (fov- fc I ' , - " i4J ; - I
wnment and the kliiKdum." I tj " ' If
iiriiTiiniin-Tmn i V " :.: '':rtrhi
"A BUI L rALLS ; !
1II.TTK f,ll,I.H, Hie., .liill. . I VV "jp I
hciUth nieotliiK wan held Thum- ' jKi't'' i '
day at the ehuieh In ihaiKe of " J $ 'l7i V rf i A
lllss. (Hover, one of Ihe county J VX tM'i 'V"fjttt $ . r t Tj , t
..re. A clinic had been called f '2,, 'j J ' V W S
for tl,o Ctcrno.M. to bo In chaiBO Vwf 'A ' i 1 5 V ' , f
of the new county hculth officer,- tfohj.&'ttV' . i ? ij ,
Mr. Jtalconi. Thl. c"nic ,v,. poat- mJ'"i tN . Jf V
pono.t on account ot me i.au v j,ir,tlh t. f,(-T,l ..MTt i"rf f , JL1
weather.
At tliu nice tint Uiu Chief topic
of dfHCuwfon wiH u heUHh hunor
roll for Hutte i-'uMb hcIiooIh. llx
nnitnationM will he lu'Kun today.
.They will he iV(?n each Monday
until work it compli'lod. At (he
winift time, toxln-anii-toxlii
"P.,li.!V"" f"'' 'l',","".""'".1: m:""!t
te rmcofHiuy tu have cuiifwit oC
me parcntH. rrentH wlbliinir to
1- II. hll,l..., Th .,n,ii..,''"" " w. .-..
cost -will lie. 20c.
The Willamette How" (lice eluli
Will be in Hutte Kails Friday, Feb
ruary i. Their entertainment will
be fciven at tin? hiKh neliool audi
torium. Adnilcijlun will be :ioc
and cue. .
.' The town team and boy' IiIkIi
school team played basketball at
1'ronnecl Friday nlnht. The Unite
Falla hitfh HChonl team - won and
ihe I'roppoct nieu's team won.
J. J. Sluiervlllo relurm-d Frldav
from n biiHineaH trip to Oakland.
Cullf.
: Tho county home dcmontdnitlou
inent held a inuetliiK at the church
Friday, unite a claim was incMcnl
and received Iniitruellon lu drcK
lnallliii;'. Nest Friday Die Icaaon
M'lll be oji making felt bala,
- Several of tho IwkIiith from
liere allniiUed tliu liiHtlluto at
i'hoenlx Katurday.
Mien Van (Iroim and .Mia. F.
J(oin'erwi'iv dinner Kiicotx of Mr.
and Miw. N. II, Htoddard Thnra
day evening.
Mr. and Mm. tVcbbcr returned
lant- Hunduy" frni'n. a two weck.i'
Vinlt In Portland.', ' .
. .Mra. (iuy .Moore is Htartliif; a
laundry nt her home Inw. . Mho
hna a new eleeirle waaher and
manKle and will be ready to be
Kin work thla week.
.Mr. and Mra. v, lioberta have
purchaaed Dm Unrker proiierly re
cently otrcllpled by the Kenls, who
have moved into one ot thn Key
houses.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jloover. Mr.
Newell IaocIi. Miss Taylor, Mm,
I'leraon and M'hh Van (irooa w .ie
McdfonU Yiidlora Haturilay.
Mr. and Mik. Frank Carson and
.Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Htoddard an.l
Hons, ltyrou and Calvin, ppenl
Sunday in .tho valley.
Mr. and .Mrs. Kuscoe Ijarseli
wero vlsioi-N hero over tho week
end. QUITSJIGHT LIFE
MICIU'BIi.' Col.. Jan. 2S. ifl')
A fvrociouH dog. leader of a Iihk1
: puek nf hoiindH and eoyotcH In noo
turnal raidH on livewtock. hud van
Ixhetl today after HhoUuns and po
o.' hud italn half hln folh)wer.
1.i "Hound of H-llinun," nanietl
from the ranch where he made his
flint mid on cattle, wiih believed
to have retreated to i!h lair with
his huriRO' park.
Many enttle have ptm kilted by
tjie "Hound of Klltnun" and M
predatory horde. The hli; wolf dtK
hud veerulted tunny dojr.n apd coy.
ote und for ninny hIkMh the mad
band mudu mldH on ranches.
Cattlemen In thin tti-cilon were
forced to band toKethor with kuh
and palrol thir IiuhIh nlBhtly. One
IllKbt tho POHHO HlKhted U puek of
nearly 5rt doyM roanilnK' over the
wnstoH. with the "Hound of Hil
nn" nt their hnad. The poix.
opened fire and killed 10 do;, the
othern eucnpliiK.
I'oinon wuh placed In the rar
e tin huh of tilaln ciittlu and veveral
Of tho wild Uogii wore found dead
tile, next day.
A theory Hint tho "Hound of
eihrtnn" and other dotm were kepi
en tho finch of u man who itirned
tho hoduU Jooeo nightly to ravage
elhhoi-lng farms waa botns in
vefitigated by K. V. Sandn. tato
predator animal supervior.
' John U. Visits King.
CAinO, KKypl. Jan. 2s. !
John 1). Ilockefnller, Jr.. wan r
flvcd In n mll. nre by King Fnud
till! mortitna. Mr. Itorkrfeller
waa proaeuted by Franklin M.
fjunthrr Ainerhrjp mini
'Woman Traveler Saw
: yf.rltL - a -vm
.Mlr, ilcillllU! Villi (4HIIT (illlfiVC), WOl Id-tiavclt'i ol' WllMlillK-
(uii, iiiis mi iiHrt'iiilly ki'cti inH'M-st In .t'liniLisina's rcol( uvt'r
i mmli'iii iiiuoviilioMS tor, hhv, mis, h!k is tlie fiist Anirrican o
I imni ever it iHiictralc o ihlH n-niolo klnmloni. Mir jurl Hie Amir
i mid his iiutii (hclovv).
" Si hi N ITON (I)-
tan. ''reiuule A I a t i
AfKhnniti.
liMiuutain
Kliwlum now torn by revolt
iiKiuust itn kjiik h wetitern lnnova-
linen, was found to be a laud,""' hciKht. five mll.-s from Kit-:
barknard In civilization wlien
Mls. .leanne Van Cooler visited
il a lew years ai;o. ,
.Miss Van l novel- believes that ,
hiic is tmi nrsi
American woman
.ever to enter Ibis Innri-osyiblo and thus far, was Klowini,' with bappi
rorineily lnh"siitiible land. . A ness. I was with the llnsslan am
taste lor travel anil adventure I aa.'iidor and the Italian cliarae
that bad carrlyl her to many re-' d'affaires in the former's auto
motu-places impelled her to leave! am! ivu waited, before startlnK
Indla, alone except for two na-1 back to. Kabul, until the Amir
live h'uldcH, and Jouincy acrois had left, mounted on a maKniri
the Kbviier l'ass, on tbrouKh Ihe eenl lilin-k cbari-er. Hut we noon
wild rrontler country, to Kabul, paried blm anil bis brilliant cs
tlle Ariiban capilal. .con, ami as be saw us, be smiled
"The wonii-n. b.-inir Mnhanmie- anil waved bis hand (tally, a very
duns, are xtrlrlly Hueludcd ami boy In the Jov nf the day.
veiled," Miss Van c.xner say -i. was intireslid in everythliK
'No male over rj yeais of u;e, I saw in AfKbanlslan bid, as ,i
except a very .near relative, Is al-; woman, was especially so In tho
lowed to see Afghan women of , eillieallonal work belli); done fur
Hi" lile.lii lasseii unveiled, llrlnir'i.lrls. . Formerly a ttlrl ml:bl bo
a woman, bowcvi-r, I bad the nd-jtauuht In read the Koran, If her
vantase of belnif admitted to tlii-ir i lather were interested in havlim
homes and Heelnit somel blii(,- uf:,oi- do so, but not to write; lor.
their Intimate lire." 'r i, ,.01i,i write, she mlKbt coiu-
Hlie found woim-n wliom sin- nnmk-nlc with some lovi r out
met Intensely Interested In her . side the Kiirden walls who might j
various ndvenlures. Aiiioiik tbem , ,u, ,.n,,lm, t hrave the con-i
was the wife of Nadir Khun, a i .(incai-es of Ii-Iiik callKht by j
leader and, at that time, minis- m,, uieiubers of the rumily. I
ter ol war. --.';vi' m six years ago, bow-
.Miss an I. novel- l-elatea how lever, a school was rlarled In Kll
sbe was presi-nled lu the Amir ,1,01 for girls, under the pntron
iiml h's oneen. She rejie'inbers -,ge of the queen."
SHIPS OF DESERT
BATTLE III ARENA
yTAMiKiL'l,, Turkey, .bin.
lI't Klht i-iuneU brdu .f a nee
that In funl il inn out of Turkey
lieneath Ihe i-i nn - of modern
eiv ili.itllon. me to meet in the .si:i
dium of .staml'oul. tlu-re to lav
down their live or al bent Miia-th
their huuipN sti that more airplanes
may nueep thrmiL-h Turkish i-klcs
over ancient abaiuhuied raravau
I trails.
The TurkNh National Aviation
teimue l.s to hiai' the r;unel i-om-lat,
the proceeds of which nil! k"
! swell the millioun of llras al
ready rained in vnrlou wvh for
the purchase of the leyublicV
planeH.
Camel fli-llni; i.s a sport tm dear
to AniMoliatiH lis bullfights to tii
Spaniard, hut (his will be the lust
camel combat held In the metrop
olis within lb" memory of the old
est Inhabitant. To stn.- a fluhi
between thve Mainly ship of the
dehert the cue i:i men 1( prn
vlile a "woman in the ras.v Two
i;cnl lernen rmneU 0.
t ho
BEWARE THE COUGHS
THAT FOLLOW FLU!
Thoy My Woiiken Your SyMcm and
3a aJ o SrriutiM Trouble
You can utop tlifin tiovr with Oeo
nuilsion, an cniul-ihnl crwuou that w
plraMnt to t.ike, CrromtiUit-n a a
tiled it a iliAcony with luob.lil ac
tion! It touihn and lu-als lite iiilUaml
nicinbrani-a ami inhibit genu yrowtli.
Uf iill k noun drug! creoseto i ire
fiiiucd bv hijli mcilioal aullmritiej
a once lite atrahst hejlin ugoneir?
fur enuelis fmni eoMs ami luumh'il
Irriutioiii. OeomuUion cnntHins, in
addition tn creenotp, otler hrillng
elnmcnu vlurli (Ktlio ar.J hrul the
inflarrn ti tnrtnliraiif aid top jiir ir-
riiaiiun, Mlulo the ctctwtilc g-M or.
CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG OH
Modern
Leaven Work in Afghan's Capital
jhini as almost luiyih in hln tin-
ilhuMiaam over uomu of hla plan.H
I for the future.
yUH 'an Cooler waa Invited to
. , , , v"
ni.uai I..-I1IB rnuMMueiea on
bill, and Itnnwn as J)ar-ul-Amnn ,
or "place of pence."
The ceremonies were over and!
be. dcllithle.l Unit tbis K r e a t !
drenni of bis had been broutrbt
rini; from which there 1h one nar
row alley ftv exit. tun- f these
j camels Ik tied and the ot her left
, free in the rin. Then a female
i caml is led in and the untied
: mule in allowed In flirt with her
while the tied main hmkh on with
i;rowi!iK Jealousy and fury. When
i Ihe laller haM reached a filitiuK
pitch of aiifci r, Iho laily in b d off.
the jealous ninUt'H rope la untied
,aiul he htrali;htway inakes for bin
rival. '
The Vaiuel'M method ot fiKhtltlfc ,.
M to tr tit (;ot hiH hiiuipH beneath
1 IUh opponent ami thus to tos the
j latter over on bin bark. They do
' not jilwiVH fli:ht to the death. The
' CNUiel wile teols be ia i;cttiu;; the
er;.t ol it often t(lt:' from tho
i mi; down Ihe evil which i.s left
t cp(.n tor tho purpose, the one who
remain on the field beiiiK then
: proclaimed victor. j
Seek to Control Nile. I
! CAlUt bl't The Kiver Nile. '
usually a hleH.-dim' but hornet hues
ll peril to KK.vpt. hi to be con
trolled. CoiiMtructlon work to bo
carried on , under control of the
inlnlMcr for forelun affairs is ex
pected to Intent numerous Amer
ican companies, but com pot Hive
bids piohaMy will be recolved
from companies In all countries.
j .'. X, Has InrmiNc. '
1 N1W YiHlK. .Inn. ;. ( '
N"t operatitn; income i'C Ihe tireat
Northern railway IncreiiM'd to
j:i.'':i l.iniit laM year from $2!'."
viv.' pi in CLT.
tlie ioiti.tr 1 1, h ab.orlir(l into the
blood, attack the no.u ol tie troubla
and rUrcka the growth of thn (t'rms.
('reoiunUion i tiuar.inttTil uifac
ton- in the treatment of cmiRhs from
roldf, hrencliitit and minor fomm of
bronchi d Irrit4lieus, and i cxci!knt
for huilding up the sipm after culdi
or Ha. Mouey refundnl if not rc
bevrj affr Inking ntTt-rding to diirc
tton. Ask vour dnigint. Cieetnul-t-on
ei.iy help m aoid flu, but it
i-M ohi a a flu icmfdy. !f eu havo
iVver. nr think ymi miv have thr flu.
jcu vour doctor immtdiulrl. tad v.)
FOR EAGLE POINT
KAUt.V: J'OIXT. ttrv.. Jiin. I'S.
(Hui'tlaljTm-. xt hits I'Vcnt of
Haul J'oiTit wll'o ! Hut (Iihiil;.'
fliiricf' whtch will ! held on.Katui
flay, KiOnunry im. In ttn-ir ivn
hull, wlii'fi a luvw rrciwd In w
IMH'tcfl. (Irjdd murti' Ik aurt.'d aiitl .
I h-y have a very cxi-fllfnl f tnor,
'i he ladii-K nf tin- H. K. I', in vi r
tiMii.-itf whi-n it okh'h It jM-nr-iiu;
)(! c.-itK. for ihry an- always
riiiiil lit ihe ni-fjividii.
Thi' spii-ii of t-ooiMTailuu nhiCM-d
liHi-lf plainly vhlIl ( lu- MiaHicr of
I thi J'JaKh i'ninl (iMin,!c calti1 for
, volunlH'rs to lilp On nomc odd
Jolix arrMiiui th "it hall and 'niti'-,
"'''I' I M I U HK'-I flUl'l.
an trying lu ni.iko ihe hall iiioi-j
-iiitforiiiljlf fni- tln-ir n xi rciuluri
j hlixitirs liM-"-tilli.. whli'h will h-'
field j-eiit-uary ..tn. when another;
I in iniiiatiun of candhlateH inu
the third mid fiairih decrees of
that order vlll t:it;- plnee.
The h'llurer. Mrn. I-iila Ward.1
will hiive f till charge nf the lee-:
lure hour. Thin team eonsits of i
t Hie ,'idlllt j-H iniM l S of Ihe (Ji'iiilf.T, ,
I of which Ted .Se.-iin.iit is leader. '
.Mr. ami Mr. Ted Keaiiiau and
Mr. and .Mrs. K. enter-1
1 tjiined Ha I unlay e'-nlni: with an'
elaborate l.rlde p:ti ly. I'iy tables
, were in day. I'i ick wii e award- '
M d for hmii seov; to Mm. Jessie .
' A1iltlesta.lt :iti(l Itvi..t. ... ..
Allioni; Ihe invited LMlests Urr,. Mi'
I Hurt, Misa Aitkin. Mr. Oill ird, Mr.
and Mm. If. W. Ward, .Mr. and
Mrn. W. f. (leinents, Mr. and Mi'.
A. r. Kent. Mr. and Mrs. ;, t'ow
deu. Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Kun-e, ;-
run SeaiiMfi a rid Mr. and ,Mrn. A.
I Mittel.vtadt. The occasion was
I Ul'eatly eJr,yed l.'.V till' KUCKtS iH'K-l
ont. After the cards d-liclous re-j
freHiineutH were Mrrved. ,y t)ie
i"Hil hortt'-KveH, Mih. Ted Keaman
land Mm. ('. r. liavieK.
-. i' A Prultt entertalnej hwt
Muiidav in lu.u.,, ,.r -vt.. i n,.
' 1 111 '" Willi its accompii ni-
'itbe.s enJoyitiK the ,lay
,v,'lv ""' Cruiit ami sou Herbert,
xlr"- '('".v Castor of I'boenlx at
"'I""'11 ""' ' lm.rovcm.-nl i-lni
meeHnj;. of which Mie In a iniub.
at l-.aKlc Toint Thur.stlay.
Clark, tin- youUK fun of .Mr. ami
Mrs. l.ylc Caiiton. in iufi"..-riiiK from
MU:ht lii'tiiu liial troiilde.
Uev. M o r nan' is a I n 1 n k
Mi'etiKth rapidly. He is able tu
come down-talrs for a while every
.day. UecciH vi:dtons were .Sirs.
St ott and .Mrs. Cast on of ( JrantH
1'a
I'loyd Pierce is taking advantaire
of this lovely weather. He I:; fe;-.
tlli.iiiK hi.s r.arden.
Mi', and Mrs. Charley Cinjpinde
were in our lown Thutviday attejui
Iiik lo htii-'incss.
Mr. :unl Mi. otto Castor :.imi
Misn Sybil were visitors at. the
home of Mr. ami Airs. VI. ),
ibuines of Centrjil Point Sunday.
J rand uiu Coy, who fur ninny
ycu-s wai Inmbled with rheuma
tism, i.s much better this winter.
Suit now has a slittht cold.
Mi-s Jamison, our p r I m a r y
teacher, who has been in the Com
munity hospital at Medford, re
turned home Wednesday.
William Perry, our efficient roul
supervisor, hai 1 n pronioied to
patrolman over districts y, il, T, ,
ti and part of 1'J. which takes In
part of Wnms Valley and as far
out as Cold Hilt.
Mr. and Mr. A. II. Peach, y of
fhlan-t entertained In honor of
I
The Public's Stamp
of Approval
This Bank is, the choice of so
many because people like to
bank here
You will find a genuine inter
est in your success, as well as a
hearty welcome and a service
courteous at all times.
Your Account Invited
The Jackson County Bank
rSVABUSHED ls
Medford, Oreoon
Commercittl Sat'ings Safe Deposit
HKMtl I liOBRAl RUSSRVH SYSTSH
o
Mm, H. K. Howlett and MIhs HattJe
Jloulutl Sunday. AieoriK the ift
vited quests re .Mr. and MrH.
Have ?icKinne of Ashland. Mr.
and Mr. .1. A. JIih of Portland.
' Mr. and Mrs. Kdu ln l'unn nnd
three thildren of ihe P.ellview Wm:
trict, and .Mr. arid Mm. A. W.
i Q ;hcy and four children of Ash
land. Mrs. Com Smith is md yet fully
recovered from the flu umb-r ih
care of l)r. iloli. The euuyh eefiis
to hane; on, but we are hoping
that she will noon be well ai;uin,
.Members of the Civic Imprm'"
ment club met at the Hunnylde
hotel Thursday, which was ;9 nil
day meeting, and tied a number of
comforters unit ipiilted peveral
qtiiltH. The hostesses, Mrs. H. 1C.
Howlett and MiHKllattie Howlett,
."erved one of the famous dinners
which everyone did Justice to.
Among those present were Presi
dent Mrs. Maltie brown, Viet Pres
ident Mrs. A. It. McDonald. Secre
tary Mrs. Cora Smith, Mrs. John
leader, Mrn. William Perry, Mra.
ftoy Ashpole, Mrs. Ayerw. Mrs. Amy
Hi-own. ilrs. KlUworth Howell,
-Mrs. Karl Kwh. Mm. C. A. I'ruitt,
Mrs. Otto Castor, M isH Cttra Cran
dall. Mrs. I.eroy Cutl or, Mrs. Jack
Klo'-ey, Mrs. Krnesi Huhaek, Mrs.
Morgan. Mrs. VunScoy. Mis. Tour
ingcade, M rs. 1 la n k i as. M rs. Hoy
Smith. Mih. S. It. Holmes. M!hh
Hurt, Miss Aitkin, Miss Jamison.
Mrs. Kdith Weidmnn and C. F.
Havies.
Mrs. Nelle lliwn is ;aking elee
tife treatment every other day
under the cai of Dr. Coleman of
Med ford.
The three taughtcr of Mr. and
Mrs. Kllswurfh Slowcll are out of
.school ami -re on the sick list
with bail rorL'he.
There yeemK to be quite a num
ber tiuffenrc from coughs and
bronchial triible. although V e are
having lovty weather and the sun
.shines e. y day.
Jack iWmer. younj; jn of Mr.
and Mis- " Kurl sjoiicr, Ih on the
sick lir He has a little irritable
cough
Mrs- Vred Dutton was a pleasant
call. at the home of Mr. aim) Mrs.
K k. Weidman Kriduy.
Mrs. Tt. A. Weidmun received a
luller thin week informing her of
the death of her father In J.auoa
shlre county. KnKbrhd.
Mrs. Fred Dutton, Mtb. Mabel
Harnish and Sam Hatnish visited
Mrs. W. I,, childreth a: the sani
tarium nt Jacksonville Friday. They
report that the diet nnd treatment.!
'will soon have Mrs. Childreth well
again.
Mrs. Kthel Florey, chairman of
the ways and means committee of
the Parent-Teachers association. In
'calling all member to be present
' m.xt Thursday, January 31. when
an nil-day meeting will be held
nt the Hchoolhouse from lu a. m.
till n p. in. A covered dish lunch
eon will be served fit noon and tho
time will lie spent in quilting. These
quills, will be Sold to swell tin; P.
T. A. treasury.. The ladies terving
Ihe hot lunches wil be: Monday,
Mrs. Weidman; Tuesday. Miv. Han
kins; Weilueyday, Mrs. Castor;.
'Thursday, Mrs. Orel), and Friday,
Mrs. Svva.y. This will make the
j'l'Vcni li week and Mrs.. Da vies,
chairman, reports thuL the lunches
will continue fur some time loiifccr.
Among the () rangers attending
Pomona CJ range at Talent Satur
day were Mr. Mitlelsladt, Mr. Sen
man, Mr. nnd Mrs. 1 larry Ward,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Force, Mrs,
Hawk and C. F. Davles.
' .Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Humphrey
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Koyer were .shop
pers In Meilford Friday.
Mr. and Mra. Hatfield, newcom
ers oil the outskirts of Eagle point,
recently purelui.-d the place own
ed by S. Kenton. They are now
sealed and ready for business.
An informal party was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. ICd Cow-,
dun Friday evening, when Mr. and
Mrs. Harvy Wan), (iambi nnd
I
Tit ".
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t pcliByliijl(illFS
A GAIN the Board of Directors of Oregon Life Insur
jlX ance Company have declared an extra dividend,
amounting to 20 of the regular one! This dividend for
the year beginning March 1, 1929 is in addition to the
generous dividend regularly paid to the holders of
Participating policies.
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daughter Fnld spent u very pleas
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the host and hostess were Miss
Clndys Cowden and Robert.
! Miss (.Hadys Hoyer is the house
I gnesi of Mrs. Charlie Humphrey.
( The Imyers are having their house
repaired. In the meantime the
! ladies are enjoying a very pleasant
I tete-a-tete.
Charlie Humphrey brought out
j a big load of baled alfalfa hay
! for Mr, Lewis at the foot of Kocky
(hill.
Miss Victoria, the youngest
daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Krnest
Dahack of tin; Oasis service sta
ilon. has lu-i-n very sick these last
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Mr, and Mrs. Otto '.'.isior ami
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Mr. and Mrs. I .ester Throckmur
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, of Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Anderson
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Kvorett (Irissom of Climax and
j Dean Owens of the Antelope dis-
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: Coy Friday, returning to their
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Gentlemen:
I'lc mtil me, without ohUcation Oo my DtrLBook
lei juvinf full piniculirs of four 4SqQrt Polio.
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Occupition. i
ware. He is evidently a woman's
pet. She would bu plotted to re
turn him to his owner.
Among the young people attend
ing the dance -at Uiko Creek Sat
urday were the Misses Gwendolyn
and Margaret 1 trophy, Miss Olady.s
Cowden, Frnest Odess, Jackie liro
phy, Hudy Weidman and Mr. and
Mrs. Henderson.
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