Fulton County tribune., December 01, 1921, Image 7

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FUJLTON CO, TBIBTTtfE, WAUSEON, TITFRSDAY, DEC. 1
TliHnmniimmmftfflfMqT lh ,Hh T:adie3 A,i-V,wi,,L,Th? AV Inn rwd HO meals on
"Nf H v it Thursday Decmeber 8th. Everybody!
K f'EaW H invited. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trimble and:
.1 If IS1 Illrlill Hi ! daughter 01 Toledo were Thanksgiv-j
a a Amsw g jjrg jjerman skiels and Miss Nolaing guests of Gale Trimble and fam-l
n i Mnminoistar svitnt Thankse-ivine- and ilv. Mrs. Trimhle and daughter! Will
CRIMINAL FINGER
PRINTS ON RECORD
Suggestions
the wppk pud with their sister.
II i Lawrence Loud at Lima, Ohio.
an innocent man with his
Mrs. 'Audrey returned home with them for finder prints on record coldly stick
a few days visit.
ihis hands into a whirring
land have them crushed or
machine
land have them crushed or take his
it TMns T-oirsil ra ncrlif ovo Plna nf flip TVfr TiVnnlr R Knm ent.prr.ll inpd a fVinnpp (in nrftvino- Vila innfippncp ?
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j Christian Church enjoyed a pot luck , number of his friends at his home on : This question will be clearly answer
, supper at the home' of their teacher,: East Oak Street Tuesday evening, 'd for you at the Princess Theatre,
For Her
Stationery, Conklin Pencil, Manicure Rolls, Perfume,
Ivory Brushes, etc., Camera, Candy.
For Him
PjcketBen, Conklin Pen, Military Brushes, Bill
Folds, Eooks, Flash Liht, Cigars.
Coleman Lamp
READ, WAGER & GORSUCH
The REX ALL Store
Mrs. George Oaklev. Wednesday! A Hpli fimi5 fnnr pnnrsp siv oVlock Friday afternoon and night
evening. dinner was served, consisting of 7h?nVts Meighan's "The City of Si-
At the .next meeting of the Pythian babi Sd ' gi This new Paramount picture starr
Sisters on Dec. 7th. initiory work will;? anxwltent wok Evrevone S Thomas Meighan, widely known
be conferred. There will also be -TnIT "Gd LUCk" V"1,3
torn of officers, and a social time f ' Meighan as a young man who al-
after. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Kenyon left i though innocent of crime is sent to
Tuesdav morning for Detroit, Mich., I state s prison on circumstantial evi-
mormng
twelve
1 r if i,1 n tt-t 1
iiunui x i.iia. r. u. uici u,mMarearet Moore
daughter Frances who leave for the ! , a a i
south in the near future.
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"Y"- -. where they attended the wedding f jdence. The story shows his escape
reive o clock dinner, Tuesday in t, snn '3nhnam narhv t tfplpr, the rebuilding of his life in tho wpst.
daughter of Mr. his persecution by hardened detec-
1 H T A A HTnnur. A hupQ 9nl h i c final winHmotifir.
I of November 30th. Rev .F. E. Ken-, Lois Wilson, who has played nu-
father of the groom officiated. 1 merous leading femanine roles in
! Paramount Pictures, and who scored
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Roos and fam-by hre winning portrayals in "What
ily spent Thanksgiving in Toledo. Every Woman Knows," is Mr.
A . t , Meighan s leading woman. Paul
Messers Linius and Henry Weber jvon
and Misq Loretta Weber spent from
Wednesday until Sundav with their:
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Ross in Botkins, Ohio.
AT THE MOVIES
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Friday and Saturday Dec. 2-3
WILLIAM FAVERSHAM
In
"THE S.IN THAT WAS HIS"
Extra Special Comedy
BLUE SUNDAY
Featuring Lyons and Morgan
Sunday Dec. 4
WANDA HAWLEY
In
"A PRIVATE SCANDAL"
Monday Dec.
Goldwyn Presents
"PARTNERS OF THE NIGHT"
All Star Cast
Mr. George Eurkholder and
Emma Gibson of Napoleon, Mr.
Benke of Wauseon and Leroy Eicher
were Sunday dinner guests ot tnos
Burkholder and family near
Water Works.
. btotzer was a guest 01 v.vrf onri
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uauutci, una. laicutc uuniutu a cuaracter and a
iviissiana iamiiy over inanKsgiving.
wm.
jspectively, Mr.
heavy role, re
Everton essaying the
Miss Elsie Davies of Cleveland was' 01d Bm a convict, and Mr.
a Thanksgiving Day and week end ii .r?uirle
the guest of her mother and sister here.
a detective. Kate
Bruce plays Mrs. Montgomery, the
boy's mother, and Guy Oliver is Mr.
Misa T.Pthn Mo-ar of N T.nnHon. Brant the girl's father.
Mrs. Frona Beachler and son and Ohio spent Thanksgiving Day and, BIRTHDAY SUKi'RISE
Mr. Dale Morey of Liberty Center the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd j a surprise party was given to Mr.
and Clarence Karschner of Toledo Edgar and Miss Emma Edgar. T--ov Eicher.- Tuesdav. November
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Tuseday and Wednesday Dec. 6-7
Famous Players Presents
"INSIDE THE CUP"
From the Novel by
WINTON CHURCHILL
See "Inside The Cup" on Tuesday
and tell your friends so they won't
miss it on the last day Wednesday.
UPLIFTING
THRILLING
BEAUTIFUL
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IT ADDS, SUBTRACTS, MULTIPLIES
Thrift works automatically once its princi
ples are practiced. In reality it is a calcu
lating machine which adds rapidly to your
capital, subtracts from your cares and mul
tiplies your pleasures.
A thrift account with us is the key which
opens an unsuspected avenue of progress.
Four per cent on time deposits.
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. I. C. Karschner and family.
r.ttr.itw;iti;t:ittn
Wm. Bonnell who has been suffer
ing from a fractured thigh since
Sept. 5th, is in St. Vincent's Hospital
Toledo under the care of Dr. Cholette
a noted bone specialist. .
17th in honor of his thirtieth birth-
ua. a sumptuous dinner was
and presents given with
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guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
I rucrim and Mr. and Mrs. William
nT a tit n r.,; j 'Benke Miss Carrie Eicher of Wau-
nii. aim mis. v 1 1: i ti v i n cinu sun mi , ti .
i;i, i-ii j j. frui. seon, Mr. Thaleon Blake
iiauaiu v ' -i uiciciauu opcub X. liailjva-
giving and the week end with his
for Chicago to meet Mrs. Avery who gggj
ia icifUiuiiig 1 1 v 1 1 1 a sncidi wccaD,
visit at her home in Sturgin
Wis.
Thursday Dec. 8
EDITH ROBERTS
In
"OPEN SHUTTERS"
NEXT WEEK
"NO WOMAN KNOWS"
of Sidney,
nr. aud Mrs.- Knos II. Burkr-ii'l""
and daughter Frances, Rev. David
Gerig and wife of Auburn, Indiana.
For the past several years we have
always had a community Xmas tree
on Fulton street, last year there
wasn't any. Why not have one this
ytar?
NOTICE
to move out of Wauseon, which
false and told by certain parties
injure me. I have moved my ottice
to my residence and expect to con-
The Tribune received a letter from tinue the Real Estate and have taken
Mrs Marv Martin of Mentor Lake i the Deputvship for the M. W. of A.
j Mr. and Mrs A. E. Tann Mr. and mother, Mrs. Minerva Davies.
'Mrs. Frank Mersing and grand-,
aTMr! Lester'Zoa dV V "ffLJ enry Gorsuch: who has for
iS 'Ji cben Y rolls g aelec-,1 TSIEEZ. C..
accepted a position as a comedian on
the Keith Circuit. "Hank" as every-
hodv PaUk him will rvialrp (i-i.i,l of
Mrs. H. S. Vroman and children of ithis crump incf flip cqwip .i c lin ltc n4-
Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. W.
l Milp7 on .'t-;i n V 1 in Sfrppt wpvo
I Mr. and Mrs. Z. R. Miley of Toledo
and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Partridge
and Hugh Miley of Fayette.
Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Curtiss return
ed Tuesday evening from Chicago,
111., where the Dr. was called to at
tend the Tuberculosis Conference
and they also attended the Fat Stock
Show while there.
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8 UDr--. WAUSEON. OHIO ..uTY I
"wr AND OLDEST RANK IN RJL7CN Ww', e
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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" were inanKSffiving quests OI Mrs. a. j;v, iu .: m
to.M. Sharpe and daughters Marie and j
Dorothy.
Mr.
Wauseon
Enos Burkholder and familv nf ttt- -"" "litnis game just tne same as
on, Mr Thaleon B'ake of Sid-! -WaUf WlSV Vls't- 'everything else he has tried
Co.. Ohio this week and along with and Insurance for Northwestern Ohio;ney, Mr. George Burkholder and Miss ; Morninestar left Wednesday for a1 Th Z v c . o i. ,
it her subscriDtion to the Tribune, and as soon as money and business. Emma Gibson of Napoleon. Mr. Jona-l::4. ,;u iw r.A a i-i; ... s oi me ounaay ocnool
It her subscription to the Tribune. ; and as soon as money and business . Emma Gibson of Napoleon. Mr. Jona-lviit w;th Mr and Mr F JA n it
Sho anirl. "1 am a V n ton I ouncv eriri. i cuiiuhiujis uucua uu i c.i.i'.i. i-u
" as raised on the Ridge, south of
Wauseon,' I was Daniel Herman's
daughter, please keep the paper
coming."
conditions opens up I expect
open an office in Wauseon.
Vern C. Smith
Xmas stationery at this office.
re-1 than Burkholder and wife of neari Z ass 9 Mrs. J. C. Robinson of the
'Ridgeville and Miss Edna Rudd of -n T it ' I t? y Christian Church have planned
' fi ij iviiss riana Kupp oi .w,n g0 to tneir new home ln perrm. fareweii ,., prjjv lvm-mr
Archbold were guests Sunday of Mr.n-, r;i, ,v,. mr- it ; pan trioay evening
Frank Baer and family of near El-C 'f :""'d i"' ""l ibw nonor 01 Mrs" oraAyers.
mira. ' McNeil and Libbv. I SHOP EARLY.
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Mrs. Schuyler Sullinser very
pleasantly entertained a number of
friends at her home on East Leggett
Street, Wednesday evening, honoring
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Geringer of
Toledo.
R. R. Coon and wfie entertained as
Thanksgiving guests Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Marine, Misses Fay and Lucile
Marine and Miss Fern Romer of To
ledo, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mohr and
daughter Mary and Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil C. Coon.
Mrs. Jeane B. McKenzie announces
to the ladies of Wauseon and vicinity
that she can now supply them with
her wonderful skin preparation,
"CREME-SUPREME." This is not
m ordinary "Face Cream," but a skin
food and cleanser combined and keeps
care of the completion.
Mrs. McKenzie gives every pur
chaser valuable information on the
care of the complection.
Orders promptly delivered. Phone
640.
NOTICE
The Past and Most Excellent De
crees will be conferred on several
candidates next Tuesday evening.
Installation will be held at the same
time. Companions are urged to be
present.
SOME RADISH
Mr. C. E. Trory brought radish
to this office the other day that
weighed 6 pounds. It measured 9Vi
inches in length and 19 Vi inches in
circumference. He raised it on his
lot on Vine Street.
He has quite a number of large
ones, but not half as large as this one
It was planted late in the season.
It is a nice juicy-ona and is as sblid
as can be.
NOTICE ,
J. C. Miley is sole owner of all the
Patents of the Allion Vermin Proof
Perch Co., having purchased them
from Mr. O. U. Waldvogel of Arch
bold, Ohio and will manufacture and
deliver from Wauseon.
Get your Christmas stationery at
at the Tribune Office, done up in
Xmas boxes. ,
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Superior all wool underwear.
All worsted underwear.
Wool and cotton mixed.
Fleeced Lined.
All Cotton.
Will Save You Money on Mens Furnishings
All 1 11 i tr ... '
All wool work hose.
All wool dress hose.
Silk dress hose.
Mercerised hose. Cotton hose.
Full line silk shirts.
Madras shirts, Percale shirts.
Muitlers.
Initial handkerchiefs, Silk handkerchiefs.
Gloves.
E. & W. soft and linen collars.
Full line of ties, knitts and silks.
Hats and caps.
Hickok belts and buckles.
Crown Brand overalls, 8 oz. D. B.
Work shirts.
These are Xmas suggestions.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
All articles are packed in seperate Xmas bxes.
Room 11, Arcade Building.
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LOCAL NEWS
There are twenty one
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4.! days lett until Christmas.
$i Mrs, Geo. Ellenwood has moved to
J;a farm near Liberty Center.
shopping! Robert Cole of Dennison University
spent the Thanksgiving vacation with
his parents.
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Mrs. Art Rogers spent Friday
Toledo.
in ' Mrs. Ed Rice is ill at her home on
East Elm Street.
Mrs. Ira Karschner was in Toledo
Friday. v
Mr. and "Mrs. Harry Merrill spent1
Monday in Toledo. :
Mrs. Davis B. Johnson was hostess
to the Shakespeare Club Wednesday
I afternoon.
Miss Kathryn Sharpe of Toledo
spent the week end with her parents
Mr. H. Buck of Akron, O., is visit-1 m- aA Tpp xhamp
ing his son, Dr. R. O. Buck. J
' - 1 Tt" on1 ATa Alva Cvam art4 1 5 r a
Miss LaRue Williams of Bowline! Wpithpa Rnw' mntnrpri t. ripviu
Green spent Thanksgiving here.
Walter Spurgeon is visiting
tives in Detroit this week.
rela-
Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
'.daughter were Sunday guests of John
V.'Bell and wife.
Srot.t Rons and familv snent.
Stutesman findiThankse-ivinc with friends i n Toledo.
Mrs. R. A. Cave and Mrs.' R.
Glaze spent Friday in Toledo. 1 , , ,
I. W. Donat, wife and daughter
Mr. Carl Orndorff of Detroit spent 'spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Erick-
thp wppIt pni with th home fo ka. in Aarian.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rohrs
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giving Day with her sister in Toledo, j Kt"svme relatives
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Scott Roos and wife entertained
Ralph Miley and family Sunday.
were
in
Miss Bess Wilson and Mrs. Lena
Longnecker spent Friday in Toledo.
Lake Tuseday on business.
Mrs. E. A. Karschner of Liberty
Center is visiting her son, Mr. I. C.
Karschner and family.
Miss Stella Joughlin of Adrian,
Mich., was a guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Bell last week.
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Mrs. Clair Lee who has been ill at1 Mi?.s Mae Spurgeon of Toledo is
the home of her parents, is improving.
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Mr. and Mrs. Otis Johnson and
baby of Delta spent Friday here.
Mrs. Harry Merrill was hostess to
her sewing club Tuesday afternopn.
Mrs. Betsy Leonard visited her
neices at Neapolis over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Ed Cole and Mrs. Herman
Case were shopping in Toledo Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guilford en
tertained her parents and sister for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. George Oakley and Mrs.
Ralph Miley spent last Friday in Toledo.
Williams entertained
from Delta
spending a few weeks with
mother, Mrs. Mary Spurgeon.
her I
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar
Thanksgiving i family ?.nd .M-, ,Ira
6 6 I spent Friday in Toledo.
Kline and '
Karschner!
L. S.
! mother
day.
Mrs. F. A. Steumpel is visiting her! RiMsel. Risley of Detroit was a
daughter, Mrs. E. E. Spring in To. Thanksgiving guest of Walter Spur
ledo . Seon"
Jessie
Thursday with
Mrs. Mary
I daughters spent
Ridgeville.
Zimmerman
Thanksgiving
andi
ill;
" Milton Griffin and
Thanksgiving with Mr,
Blair.
,:i Miss Frankie Wetzel and
i ifT dXk! Bennett spent last
I relatives at Archbold.
Mrs. Grant Laver of Delta spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Anna
Wilson.
Miss Florence Scott of Toledo
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs
Brigham.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rowe
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Zimmerman.
ffloent
Mary
Miss Gusta Harbig of Archbold!
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Mrs. Wm. Greiser spent Sunday in spem inursuay wun ner sister, mrs.
4jeu. jjuiiimiii uuu xaiuuy.
William Buckmaster and daughter,
Toledo
Mr. Wyatt Sullinger of Fostorial, Art Gallagher and family
Vai5 a Sunday guest of his parents,"ai,lulBua "'"i? .
M- ,1 iu, V c,iii;np. lOiiuuies near iover Venter.
spent I
Mr. Joe Perry and son are attend
ing the Fat Stock Show in Chicago, Mr. Harvey Graver of Oak Shade
111., this week. underwent an operation at the hospi-
Mrs. Ed Springer is very ill at her!tal Wednesday morning.
inezihme on West Elm Street, following:
a stroke of paralysis.
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Myers of Na-
Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Campbell were in poleon visited Sunday with Mr. and1 -n
luicuu lucBuai . una. ax, uujiuigci.
Mrs. O. U. Griffin has been the
guest of friends in Jackson, Michi- parents Mr. and Mrs,
gan lor tne past tnree weeks.
J. Kline is attending the
U. S. Live Stock Sanitary Associa-
Mr. Chas. Good and family spent
Thanksgiving in Albion, Mich., with
his neice, returning Sunday.
Miss Vera Seidner of Bowling
Green spent the week end with her
Lou Seidner.
Mrs. C. A. Theobald entertained
the mmebers of the 500 Club, Tues
day evening at her home on Clinton'
I Street.
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Donald Grisier of the University
jtion in Chicago this week.
I Mrs. Mack came from Bloomville,
Wednesday to spend a few weeks I of Michigan at Ann Arbor snent the
with her son Henry and family. 'Thanksgiving vacation with his par-
ents.
Mrs. Ed Loaders, Mrs. Chas. Park- Mrs. Albert Tanner and familv of
er, Mrs. Lehman and Mrs. D. W.'Oak Shade are spending a few days
Myers spent Wednesday in Toledo.
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Dont neglect your child's
cial education.
The opening of a bank account here in
his name will give him a business train
ing and education in the handling of
money will develop traits of character
he could acquire in no other way.
Start an account for him today that
in the handling he may be better fitted
to combat life's problems and become a
credit to your foresight.
Mrs. Chas. Geringer and son
Richard of Toledo are visiting rela
tives and friends here this week.
with her mother, Mrs. Huyck.
William Litchfield of Bever Lake,
Mich., is spending the winter with
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Litchfield.
Mrs. Florence Tanner and children! Miss Dorothy Waldron and Mr.
of Lyons spent from Thursday until Clark Biddle attended the Ohio State
! Sunday with her mother, Mrs. University banquet, rriday evening
Huyck.
Mrs. Nora Ayers will leave soon
for Toledo where she will spend the
winter months with her
Ethel.
at Swanton.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gorsuch and son
Arthur spent Thanksgiving day at
daughter; the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gorsuch.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edgar and Mr,
H. H. Ham were guests of Dr. aar
' gent and family
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Klotz of Toledo
and Miss Hattie Gottschalk were
Mrs. Clarence
in Toledo Thanks- j guests of Mr. and
Krauss, Saturday.
Mr. George Funk returned home
Thursday from Flower Hospital
where he has been for the past ten
weeks.
Mrs. Johanna Baumgardner re
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buchanan and
family spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Genter,
west of town.
The Dunbar Quartet will be the I
turned to her home in Toledo Sunday! next number on the Lecture Course
after several weeks visit with friends at the High School Auditorium,
and relatives here.
I Mrs. F. A. Johnson and the Misses
, Ruth and Beulah Johnson were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
' Fieldmire at Tedrow.
WAUSEON,
A DANK THAT
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SERVICE BUILT
December 9th. , ?
The Ladies Aid of the U. B. church' 8
will hold a market of baked goods
Will! Saturday, December 3rd, in the Re-!
publican office.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Foncannon re- Mr. and Mrs. John Fillinrer and. 2
'turned home from Lima Saturday Miss Reva Robinson of Metamora
'after a few davs visit with their snent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira
i daughter, Mrs. Frank Faust. , (Karschner.
i Misses Ruth Wade and Doris Pat- Mr. Randolph Dudley of Canton,
tp.snn returned Sunday to their jre- ill., who is on nis way zo -New rorx
erry Christmas to You
The PEOPLE who seek gifts that are useful EVERY
DAY, have come to think of us as their
headquarters, for which WE WILL GUARAN
; TEE to give your moneys worth for any article
of merchandise bought of us.
We are showing values in handkerchiefs, which make
an inexpensive remembrance.
Especially good assortment in gloves, kid, silk and
knit sport.
. Hosiery makes a splendid Christmas Gift. .
, A fine line of ladies Novelty Hand Bags and Purses in
leather an5 fabric.
Special styles in ladies kimonoas and corduroy robes.
Ladies and Gents Bath Robes.
Unusual assortments of novelty notions in mesh bags'
novelty bead necklaces,v fancy hair ornaments and Bou
doir caps.
SoecialSv nice assortment
of fancy ART GOODS.
If you are interested in Christmas merchandise do not
pass this Opportunity tb make your purchases early, while
the selections are the BEST.
schools at Stransbure and to sail for the South Seas, is spend'
liOrrville after spending Thanksgiving ing a few days with his aunt, Mrs.
pencer
Edgar,
tlolliiiei'
Go.
8t8Kmat
I with the home folks.
R. R. Coon and family.