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Homemaker's anc! enjoys opening a
surprise package each day.
Howard Hanson, who is the hired
hand at the Jack Cope farm was run
over bv a cultipacker on Saturday
afternoon. Howard was l^cky and
his most serious injury was n cut
on the back of his head. This was
an unavoidable accident, but there
has been other serious accidents
hepp*n which could be avoided if
smo}] children were not allowed a
round f■ rm machinery. Parents shade
think crrut’n "f their children to
deep them ^ut of places where they
micft bn hurt, and should not toive
in tr tbalr derands to ride m pow
erful machinery which could cause
permanent ohjury.
. Matt Onkka, who was taken
il1 with r gall bladder infection
thronweeks ego and has been in the
h*\r-Dltal receiving nedicnl trent
m f r this condition, had snr
ger'” last week and is w^ll on the
road to recovery.
Ella R ok was operated on for
jan^li n of the wrist.
FOR BALK
Purebred Hrlestien Bull Ccll.
See A. A. Rempel.
Gasoline barrel, pump lost Sat
urday on June 10 between north Pal
mer and Bailey and Cassoler Farms.
Return to or notify Ronald’ Hunr n
and recleve reward. A. R. R. C., rn;
Ladies Fancy dress p1 n—between
Laundry and Post Office. Return to
MRS. El . BARRETT at Peail White
Laundry.
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