TAOE TWO
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1937
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1'UIir.lSIIKD BEMI-WEEKLY AT TLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
Kiilurml al I'nbloffli o, I'Utlbiimiith, Nfii., hm uu(ondrlH mall nmltur
MRS. R. A. BATES, Publisher
BuuscniraoN rnicE $2.00 a year in first tostal zone
tiulim iHin 1 1 v 1 tiu In iltituna I'ottlul Zunu, J2.&0 ier ymir. Heyoud
IHIO ImII.h, ;l 00 pr year, Halo In CmiiuiIu it lid foreign count ihm,
Jl.rid ii vi'ur, All siiliacrlptioim lira piiyntile utrletly in udvunre.
UUIOi! ITEMS.
Mi, 1:. m. Ui iniu t.r iv.iiaiiiowiii.
Illnlllil l'i II W. (Jlllllll MUrt upelllt
I nil ,iH H111nl.1v itl llii' linluc of Hit
I 1 1 1 n III I It (till .
Mi. .111. 1 Mm .l.i.pli llniiiitnr, w li
ll'nlB itl II I I I'llitlill III" falllll- UlllVCl-
1 , 1 1 , were III l.liii'tilu IumI Suiulnv ut-
ii lulum 1 In- uiihiiiil itluiiiiil picnic
Tlic ' iicitiltii h if lli IU Ui-r litiii
!en xxoio iiiiIiik i ; .1 1 li fi 1 1 k til
llii oninilii hmiio t( Mr. mid Mm.
nun I'IiIiih l.tM : uiula, wlum ili'
I .111 . I llllll lilt' II I.'. I I lib licit.
,i I liltln till. I wilt. IttVi'tll
atil.'l lv Hull little h.'ii, .1 lunula
an.) with lilti K' aiiiltii.'lln i . Mm Ji lt
iiln Pi huh wile t't l I, In. flu lat
Hittitl.iy i liero llii'.v -ti. rtl tlto n'
t o .
Mt mi. I Mr I". 15 lYtin r Ix.tri-
l-.irt CU, l'lllll-. 'l Mi.i.j AllfxllM.l
IJi.lill, Hi'li' ppt lliillli. It C1 ll.il.S llCtC
with Min VmuiMn l'li ictuiiml
1,1 iliili' lii-itii' In kaiirtuM I'liy lil
M.'iul.i .
MIms I'll.;. l, lit K,M, niece oi Mbi
Viii ti 'la Ki'l'ti lii Ii.im l'i'. 11 leie;
lor mini,' liiiw. a 1 flu pa u Inl by her j
ainii Mi ii' In Oirnili.t t.t Stutilav nttil I
Mi-.- rii..i!illi dip. tiled lot" lior I'.emoj
.!l I Vllkil'llf. I
iMi la-l .am, in Mr. mm ,it
Pi.uit, !i'l'inn el 0:nat. xietc
i.,ib at ll i- b.-uie ol Ml .sl'il Mm
V T.ixloi whit.' tUoi oe.ioxoil it
ii line vi -it M1.1 T,ixloi mm Mi. 1
I lepbui ti ai e fiisv.iu I
li itiut Mi C II Oihnciv otj
Muiin nii- l-Ula.; aiu! bikit;'
-nil' Iiu-ne- miiii'i-, hi I tit.iu
illli
M. 'Hit. el Ihi-i Xx e k ,.u.t as c'.t xxorcl
It n t i ilk mill on Unit day went l
Lincoln vvtter llu-y enjoyed 11 liiio illn
mr mill luttl expected In tillrnd
hli.nv In tin' I'Vi'iiliiK. Iiil H1I11KI11K
of urn- nf llii lr in l.iililnH w, Mini '' -Inula
I'uikI. tm li tiail r. t i iilly lii'iMl
laluMt IuIIk' Mi vmii Mi'iitniiitl lnmillal
liny vhllfil lu'i" al I In' liitaiiltal l
hliiul, MIh (iirlniilo ili'hlii'il Ilit in li
In mi rnaiiil I In i-, mt lln'V illtl ami
h i in m il via ralin.M a wlti'i K llti'i o
wtm a two ilan jilriilo nr ri'li-ltra I Inn
III i tiKri'tfx, Ki HliiR lu. no al a Into
lunir. mill r.MiitthtK tlu-y luul iri
i'i ly i li lrati'il t lit' ilay.
Will Originate UoldiMt VVcUliii?.
Mr. an. I Mm. A. I.. Utikir will
liaxo liit ii inmrliil lilly i'am on June
U:!r.l. I'tHy yi'itiH hkh Miss Uva
Taylor hf. aini' llu June In lilo of Mr.
Alnitlimn I.. ll.ikoiv. Moth lln Inlilo
mill Hiooin win. lioin wllliln a few
inlli'i of I'ltlon, allhoiiKli tlu'ii' wan
no I'nlon lu-io at that tlnio. Ili'io
tlioy mow to inanhooil nn.l wonian-
llmoil ton, lltfi, with many fileiuls ni'i'
Iiik iw rougher ulili of a now country
il.' t'lool ns Into a womlorlul KuruVu.
wluio thin i.ntlon of Cass lounty han
iliiu th. ir th.iiv In tlio footllUK of tlio
w 01 Ul. Tlio h.ii'i'y ooiltK will lo
lunii' on tli.'tr minii iT!ai mwl will
ii'ii'iti' tlio congratulation: of tlicir
I m.iu 1 1 (,'iuli
I Tli ls iulo w at Mo.mcil ly a larcc
j t'a lit 1 1 w Milt has kouo to inaKo up
lUo ttuiil clilsi't whii'U I.- tlo I'ono
'anil sinew of tl.U i oniict (ul couuuun
it v. .
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Hfte Ivu the South.
Mm. llaioUt NicKU'i of IVnoa.
i:,l.i , a ' oui'Mutovl l'v In r chiMrou
nCAL
'tin co trlM a:nl a son irilc.l in I'liion
!-uia.: v Itu- In
K.i t't a tot' 1 1;
Mi. .itul Mm
alia, llii' llllil tol!lili
iu 01 Mr ami Mi'
.'.It, I UOi'll
' l.tt Ptnlav.
Ui'inci Van.
aii'oii'raulcil lv
tluy hain; tltlxcn
t'rm Mumliiy n I tatty
(;itnrli' Tuiinol la u IttiMiiieM vIhI
tnr In Oinaltu tmlay.
F111I lllnrliHidt of Walioo will l
u Kiiewt of Ilia HlHlor, MlMrt Inez Klter
hartlt, tlilu week.
Mrs. Mil WeiKlelln of Mncoln Is
vltilttiiK al tlio lioiuo of Mm. Harry
Tlnclioi' Hi 1.1 wocU.
Mm. Carl llnn'uTUoi' ami (laiiMh'.or,
llclon. or t'eilar Creek wire I'latlM
inoiilli vIhIIoih today.
Niiilluo and Marnory Klnnel of
Onialia are vIhUIhk Hielr nlntor, Mlns
Ada KIiimoI, thla week.
M i'h. V. C. M Inn lour, who lias ltoen
In an Omaha lumnltal. returned to lier
homo In I'laUhinouth SundJy.
Mr. ami Mm. S. J. Mlnnlck of
III. hinoiid. Mil, were kuohI.h for the
week-end at the l,. I . lllalt lionio.
Jitdne mid Mix. A. II. Dux bury and
Dorothea mid Klohnnl drove, to Lin
coln Sunday to itltond the llower
hhow and visit fi lends.
Mrs. Opal ll row a of Kansas City,
who hits been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Hay. Is leaving
this evening for her homo.
Henry Marshall of Council lllufls.
was here Sunday to visit with his
sister, Mrs. Justus l.llllc and family,
as well as with old friend.
II. I'. Perry and family. Miss (Jriue
Pony, Mrs. II. C. Sherwood, and Jess
Perry drove to Lincoln Sunday aft
ernoon where they visited relatives.
llalph Mason left this tnornluj; for
Peru where he will attend the sum
mer session. He will receive his de-
Kt'oe m 1110 eiiii or me summer icriu.
Mr. and J'rs. Harry Uoyal and
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hcilo. of Lin
coln, were hero Sunday to vlalt villi
J,iitj;e C. L. Craves, father of the
ladies.
Mrs, tlrcuory Kick and Mm. lleorse
Ki.k of Kansas lity visited at the
John Woest home List week. The
group attended the Ak-Sar-P.en show
in Omaha Monday.
Miss Klorenee Nelson and Mary
Swatck of Omaha sicnt the week-end
t the Win. Swatck homo. Miss Marie
Nelson of Lincoln visited hcie with
Miss Marjoile Pitch. ;
Joscnn Jones ana iiauc ii'.cf. .miss
Mrs P'-a Jones, -f Oaiaha, were here Sun-
lO I1MI ill lUC M I I 1 I. II lil'UM .
tort and hrutlier, Ilrn. W. C. Koen
ulehseii, Mlna Mary KoHeiuraiiH and
C. A. ltoseiicruna.
Mr. ami Mm. Ludwl: Miller and
boii, Matthew, of Oinahu. mid Mist
La urn Melsln:-ver were kuokIh at the
honii! of Mr. und Mrs. Alvln Mcl
sluKr of Murray Sunday.
Mlsaes Mildred Wilson and Cath
erine Lonj-r. of Murray, departed Hun
day for Peru wliero Ihey me to ut-
rteml the mjininer Hchool at the State
Teachera college for the next six
week.
Norman (lamhlln, Tdax tfeltz, Jack
Oiionuell. Huns Newman and Jake
Cook were at Ked Oak, Iowa, Sunday
to enjoy the day with friends and
vlnitltix thu laiKe umiisement park
at that place.
l'Toderick Krleke of Lincoln mus
here Sunday to visit with tlio rela
tives mid friends over the week end.
Ho Is speudliiK his vacation from
Hoane college with his mother and
sistoiH at Lincoln.
Kalph McDonald, of Meade, was
here Saturday to spend n few hours
visiting: with Superintendent L. S.
Dovoo of the city schools. Mr. Mc
Donald Is an applicant for the posi
tion of music supervisor of the local
schools.
Prom TuesilayVs Dully
Mr. and Mrs. I). L Waller were
guests at the C. H. Uay home In
Omaha Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wl'.lvr M. Ku wards
of Louisville, ale the parents of a
smi horn Juno 1.1.
Miss Kathryn Sumner is spondlns
this week at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Krnest iindall in Lincoln.
Mrs. Nelson Katou and children
of Denver, Colo., sire visiting- at the
ho".e of Mr. and Mrs. John Alw In.
Wynne Hahhitt spent last week at
the home of his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. P. V. Charron. at llenson.
Nehr.
Mr. and Mrs. Key Knurr are at
tending" the races i:i Omaha this aft
ernoon and will he dinner guests of
Murray Kline. i
. Dr. and Mrs. U. P, Westover have
as their guest this week, their niece.
Mrs. Kay Smith of St. Joseph. Mo.
Morray
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Tint were vlsit
ing friends in Plattsmotith last Sun
day. Md MKonherger of Plattsmouth was
looking- after home business In Mur
ray last Monday.
A baby boy was born last Friday
tn Mr. and Mrs. I'd Poyuter, with
mother and son doing- nicely.
Walter Sans and wile of Omaha
were visiting with relatives and
friends In Omaha last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Seybolt were
over to the homeo f Mrs. Margaret
Hreadel for dinner last Sunday.
Lucean Carper was in Omaha Mon
day looking after some business in
connection with the business he con
ducts here.
Mrs. K. It. Finns and daughter,
Miss Jane of liiion were visiting
with friends in Murray on Thursday
of last week.
On her trip to Murray Mrs. John
T. Pates was met at Lincoln by
Richard Prendcl. She is spending
two weeks here.
Alex Liza as of Omaha, a, brother
of Mrs. Md Prr.hachcr and Jmcle of!
our townsman, was guest at Platts
mouth last Sunday. Mr. G. K. Pru
bacher and family were there as well.
M. J. Kruger was visiting with his
sons at Nebraska City for over the
week-end returning to his work on
the W. O. Troop farm Monday morning'.
Wm. Sporer who has a luimVr!
of acres of blue grass was out vvith)
a pair of shears harvesting the seed'
which is selling at a high price at'
this time.
Catherine Long and Mildred Wil-;
son departed Monday for Peru where,
they will enter summer school for;
teachers as they are to. torch the:
i
coming" season.
Mis Maxine Colo of P.attn.ov.th.
formerly of Weeping Water, a frie::d J
of Miss Mildred Allen was visiting her
liietul here last S inday. roturnirg to'
Plattsnuust h Monday morning. ;
Mark Kerns of Nc '.a.a City who
ter and son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs.
IXirl Mrasek, Mrs. Frank Mrasek and
daughter, Clara Joe Klchter, and Miss
Freda Crunk, all of Murray, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Read, Arthur Maris and
Bobbie Uithter of Cedar Creek.
Rock Creek Bridge.
The bridge over Rock Creek on
the highway south of the filling sta
tion has been needing repairs and
so a detour was effected leading west
from John Hobscheidt's place for a
mile, then north to the Murray gar
age and then east to the filling sta
tion, placing, the traveler back on
highway 7a, or vice versa as the
case might be. This worked well un
til last Saturday night when the
heavy rain came causing- the roads
to be very muddy. Many were pulled
out by Ivan Deles Denier who made
a good thing of it until the roads
dried. This put Murray on the mayi
line of traffic which naturally went
over highways J4 and id. 1
living a number of miles west of
Murray, were entertaining for the
day last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Bestor of Mitchell, South Dakot;,.
were the honored guests. A very fin.'
chicken dinner was enjoyed. Besides
Mr. and Mrs. Bestor, those present
were Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Troop,
Thomas and George Troop.
Atttended State Club Meet.
Mesdames Everett Spangler, Nel
son Bergcr, Miss Jessie Baldwin and
Miss Gertrude W'olph made a party
who drove to North Platte where
they enjoyed attending the state club
meeting. Mrs. Kverett Spangler wits
appearing on the program. They re
mained there for the three daya of
the meeting.
Celebrated Passing of Birthday.
Joseph Martis was passing In:;
birthday anniversary last Sunday
and with the wife was ov?r to ne. r
Mauley, guests for the day at the
home of their daughter where they
properly celebrated the occasion. A
Free Pictures for Murray.
Last Saturday night was the first j fine dinner was enjoyed
of a series of free moving pictures
which are being featured by the en
terprising merchants and others of
the citizenry. Last Saturday there
Takes United Effort.
The grasshoppers which are a
menace to the farming comrnunit v.
Iar:
and greatlv intersted has been taken into consideration by
crowd in town.
jmany of the farmers while ethers
J do not consider them as bein
dan-
Enjoyed Excellent Visit. jgerous enough to caii3e thc-n: to be
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.estcr who j poisoned and only a few out of the
make their home in Mitchell. South! great number of Lir:r.crs tr-? polsozi
Dakota. were visiting for a numbering them. If there is any virtue in
of days both before and after Sun-' poisoning t.- j-,-t. V. tte farmers
day at the home of relatives both in : should join in a? lut few
Murray vicinity and as well at the; forking fcr thvir c -xtr:r.i:.aticn
home of the parents of Mrs. Eestor. ' dees bu;l i'.tle g;xI.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tre-op. Mr. and:
Mrs. Bestor were visiting here with! Father's Pav, Sun la". . Jj:.; 2'..
the relatives and friends and csrec-'pji;e ass'-rtmc-nt of iirl: at Bitc-i
Mrs. Smith was formerly Politic Me-1 has charce of the WPA in this
M C'
itioii was in Murray l.i-t Mo
they being old friends and neighbors
UV)U 'here many years ago.
till l'lt..,l .tlll.tlH. 1,1 lh.l .V.,,1,,..
I , ie ii 1 1 e:i i ti i i cue ;
... , 1 .'.ft llll llll i, ,11-1,1,- III I,. I It - I
,m;ii i.fiii' . . ... .. .. , i,. I i .. l Mi.... e,..!,,i
';, 7 hW,1(, A:in Hlltl lK.lwM ,5 K. arvLndlow. who have been visiting reU-
111K villi at Hi.' Ii,'iui'i Mi , nt Ml v i,s. , ,, , , - '
' . 1 v. .... ..... . . , . . ,.. . .....i fli'K Hn,f l;k.ttiii.. ya tMitit It it JH ,1
";...,i it ,,.v t.i.,,.!- iivvi.i. ..., Plattsmouth. are returMtng to their
or i' hoi ut.'inv 1 1 icn-li lakt Svitur-l'. ...... . .. , ...',.. ....
tii,i th.ti- lv....'i....t ivif!"4""e n 'ui.'.'. nMi.'.'.
It
Pn 1 V.i t
Kiiil! a
1. a 1 ,1 i t 01 ttoeti
C ' t . a . f suui J,.,- tuo were
piuli'x. a new tl'.i-nii' ro.i on O'ao
et Co l.iun bur.. h i.; o.t 1V.0 Mef,ti
l i a .- ,n viat a Ja'.Mc, ailil ag
mn, ! -. the ! to,- ei O'.o buthlin
.i the raia !l S.itu-.dav UKhl It ted
o?d O",o v 1 r ?,'i'ic!
!; .e.:,! M: K K .iu'.,'; soil who
.10 l.'littia, t!i eo.vi we.o m jt
I 'sI.hi la'.o !i-t i cek a''.'. ii.'W there
M'.'t 1,1 Pu.:;.i. N . :ll ibce.ee
to Done x. Mi.!, as thcx I'.ow
liuxiug ii hit' ttmu xxlth Piui Frank
the mav.x t'.iends which they
U orient visits
hero. j -Mv- w"d M's- Wayne Alxord of Lin-
. icc'.n visited at the Olea allerx heme
Now in the East. i !S"ovt tUv5' S'll'l- M"
V.m H. in Paltonv. .uvompawiod t x ; u- founoily Miss Dorothy
Kerron.
Mr. and Mi s Pete Kaufman and . S,HH t j., . j.0 vcrk
baby iLuighlcr. K;. t hcriv.o. of Oma ha n, 0 xihioh has beet
were guests at the homo i f Mrs. F. K.Uorno titne po.t.
Miss Minnie Guth- ir .,,,,1 "M,s i;,,-.,-:,' Nickl
.iv in-'
en the streets
in progress for :
ially with the father cf Mr. Bestor
aj. Plattsmouth. who has been ill.
Robert returned to his -.vcrk in the
north while Mrs. Bestor is visiting
with her parents. Mr. ar.d Mrs. W. O.
Troop for the r.ext two wukj.
Visited Pecny Show Sunday.
Mr. ana .Mrs. i.v; r.-t: pir.c:tr sr.a
family, c. D. Sr;i-:c:e"" a::d v. ife. Mrs.
Margaret T.xld and son -a ere cve-r to
Lincoln las: Sunday a:e:-di-g the
ruitior.al peor.y show. They ail have
word of high praise for the show.
Eock Stcre.
KM
Sat June I9tii
Joy Schreiner
and His Orchestra
En:
over to Shenandoah last Saturday
Gwthmann and
maun Sunday.
Mr. and Min
pille. were her.
tht'ir son. Paul. ht has been -work-NKkles. ir. Nick its says
Ing here for thu jwst few weeks. as;aro
M;
rtiit lor Visitors
Mrs. Vic ter W!
:. 40 lz 10
K.I Barker i f Louis-' niht , remaining until Sunday, vis:
today to visit with!jnc j?n j. p. Kc'.sex. cons
with othfr relatives and
wll as
friends.
Gene I.iggvtt of Uinkfoixl.
looking
Mrs. Johi
I ". a s visit:
111., who! 0f her
hor iSaxsMer
w ht'.e on i ho
bui'di.'i; m .
xxhi a
ieps i; t'
;hin;toiv lac
v. tils' -ast.
capitol
and both .he and her
'former teachers in
in
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's i '.'0 ai..! expect to m
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OS l.i"s! xx h.
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th.-ie .it iKii ii.,.s vvis.i.. v. . i s.sv xiaugatc
its'! is not.,, as bein; a b'.t aS'sh
."'!' a- though it Is tl.y s?!ilt. to
' oe.e I'.'.'t!'. pe'plo they kv.sxv tv.os
'mix where, own iav m a fvom home
schoiis.
Mr arid Mis P.. P. PiOsc".cran at1..
hter. of Chicago, are here t
enjoy a vi.Mt xxith Mr. W. K UsW.'.
ermvs. mother of P.ixtho av.d th, sis
h K.s.s,, i iff in.. -; , is ..- s , ..i -- ! . .
AlxiMili... i iv ..-..- . I
,lnarles IVasc. lett this raorninc ii-fiiirrer 1
iV'wney;,.. - . ,.. t .'
!;i iii'i:if, Air. i.iggeii was giasiil-; IoIt .1". I
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,, siin iie.-ii u;r ls'.l suu' llilitTMii
the t!r...outhhissi.,r.,li:
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The ;i!uuvt tied Csvss vo.eeti'o
seci'
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t!ts. opcr.i'.or .-u t
statK':: i;x Pc. i on. is
rrexl to Nebraska Citx
Mrs. W
Plattsmou
j Buddy lli:vr,'.,in. who has Kvn ! daughter. M: s.
i . '
: visiting his grandparents. Mr. aud'liri.iv attir-oo
;Mrs. Otto Prestih.t;:s. in LiucwSn re-, when the s:r:r
turr.oii last evenins. Mr. and Mrs.iS-ie xvas ccmrel
i l'rcsjse:r..4i:s were guests at dinner at
t
b ome
r. of Mrs.
the crocs
fine i her;
n T. Braes c: r.isPtg City
over Sit: '.ay the hctr.e
sistcr. ?-s. Mirciivt
id xx as ah aitc.-.dir.g the
Mr. ai d Mrs. W. L. Sry
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O. i rc-op 'ias v.
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i' :s coii'iix i-i t.i iv hchl : l'i
Midsty. Jc!x iua at the
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is' t.;c ph-,sv at i' stock :
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operator at that place
nd xx ill xx ovk xxnh 11,'riitsr. l
Thonias They xxeiv K:b. xxotking if.
the sav.e o.'tioe at P'.attstvou'.h and
Sioxx tho .-.i e ;:ai .t to K' ci-xx ovV -.it
Nebraska City. Mr. Stsska is eve
of the very best av.d tv.ist cArvt'u!
and cb'.igi'-.g "c". ri the serx ice of
!hv ,'v'ivixiin s nd it is a recog'ii tion
o;" hi xx-orth as a vr'?cievt s-.d care-.
it woikcr that this vivriotion cx'tncs, ;
K.".".? tcr Vicstlos.
V.ivs !i.; A.VtsX who has N-cn
foi tws' ii'iii a student iiasc at the'
Moth viit hsvv t i! at Or.tjkha wher
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j tie.Tm.ta. jsoll oharles of Plattsraotith and Mrs
' JO. W. ITnney and sons. Clark sn d
; t -xxw w vm-.i-Misy r!!y iTiiitothv of I'nion
tx be
XX hei i
were
Pcsgy Jean
rege is visitit:
grandpa re it.
WolT.
Kh.v.er Hallstrx
fv, was a isitor
LM'kii'i Iter so
xx'lirt
t. raiisierc.on
; a: the b.ovi
nd Mr
cf Hohi-1 he dav last Stir da v
of her'
the ladies.
Mrs. Vest
the mother
a C'.ark of
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Mr.
J- -i Murrav.
the Avcva bank-,
: the city to-day.;
tr. sitters at the
M-
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the
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friends.
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day last Thursday of
Oru-ak where all rnj.x I
visit.
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Miss Frt-c-t
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FRIDAY AD SATURDAY
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