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under Creo’s^directlons. The things
and
had
now
all
I unwrapped
some of the girls not
sent tiwir gifts, and
oikj»;;&>ra Helen Farr
bnt&iin Montana,
gjlqiqw how I felt and, as for my
children sitting beside
fairiy popped with excitement.
Oh,-it was ah afternoon for me
to refihember and, when I showed
the gifts to Harold at home later,
he just beamed, happy because I
was happy.
* * *
One of the two Berry brothers
who has been working at Arndt's
sawmill, Al, drew his pay the
other day and went outside to go
back to school. Both brothers
fought overseas during1 the last
war. Al was in North Africa and
Italy and Lee in England, France
and Germany.
* * *
Yesterday morning Annetta, the
children and I drove down to the
sawmill for a board and to ghfe
Harold his lunch which he had
forgot, and I took pictures in the
glorious sun, but I’m afraid had
no luck getting one of Mr. Arndt,
who is camera-shy and refused to
cooperate, ijfe turned around at
the end 'of the Nash Road, where
we saw the fog rolling away be
fore the sun. Coming .back, we
stopped at the Suddath’s and had
a cup of coffee, andBen gave Lee
- and I each a cool glass of goat's
milk. After leaving there, we
stopped at Mile Four and got
some water from Clear Creek, and
Annetta pointed out to me where
she and Ray will put their cabin,
right on the bank, and I saw the
staked-off area for the McCracken
house, against the bank coming
from the road, and the site upon
the bank where the Lyle Douglas’
plan to build their new house. It
is a beautiful spot down in there.
Returning to the highway, we dis
covered we were about to have
IT TAKES LESS THAN A
■O worn
SPECIAL!
a
At the Special Meeting of the
Common Council of Seward held
August 9th it was decided that
the Board of Equalization would
meet Iro/n 7:00 p.m. til 9:00 p.m.
on August 23-24-25-26 and 27th In
the Council ’Chambers.
Troy Bogard
City'Clerk (Pub. 14-18-21)
SHOE REPAIRING or
FURNITURE REPAIRING
• fiat tire but, when she went to
ctiange it, Ajmetta found that
•he could no unscrew the bolta
Just then Mr. and Mrs. James,
Miss McMullen and Paul came
along and the two men gallantly
did the job for her, after which
we drove home without further
adventure. ' 1 I
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