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Show DR. PARKINSON AT LEWISTON ESCAPES INJURY Automobile Collides With A Street Car And Is Demolished Lewlston, Dec. 14. Dr. W. B. Parkinson escaped death In a very miraculous manner. Thursday afternoon. after-noon. The north bound car failed to whistle at a crossing. The doctor did not notice the car being so close and collided with It. Ho was thrown out upon tho cow pit and tho car completely demolished. Mrs. Myrtle Pond entertained tho Ladles Art and Literary Club last Friday afternoon. Tho lesson, Sonnets Son-nets from tho Portuguese was given by Mrs. Stella Bell. Following the lesson tho hostess served refreshments refresh-ments to Mrs. Stolla Bell,. Eftlo Vll-let, Vll-let, Ida Rogers, Gaylo Lewis,, Nelllo Bernhlsel, and Sadlo Bernhlsel. Mrs. Etta Pond was tho guest of honor. A benefit play entitled, "No Man Wanted," under tho auspices of the Second ward M. I. A. was given in the meeting house Friday night. Mr. Ether Spnckman ot Lewlston and Rodolphla Stoddard of Richmond Rich-mond who wero married November 28 aro enjoying a now modern homo Just completed. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Allen of Dubois, Du-bois, Idaho, are visiting In Lewlston with Mrs. Sarah Glover. Their daughter Delva submitted to a very serious operation, but at the last report re-port was doing nicely. Mrs. J. C. Olsen and Miss Amanda Olson of Logan, spent Sunday In Lowlston. Mrs. Eva Parkinson, Mrs. Maymo Cronk, Mr. and Mrs. George VUIett, were Lognn visitors Inst Saturday. Messrs StUlman Pond, Ira Hyer, Ralph Hyer, Fay Bernhlsel and Richard Bowden were examined by a navy recruiting officer Tuesday. Ira Hyenwns the only ono passing the examination. Mr. Fay Bernhlsel and StUlman Pond left for Salt Lake on Wednesday Wednes-day morning to see If they could enlist en-list In tho aviation corps. Miss Dlecta spent tho week nt Cornish. Cor-nish. A number of our people atatended the Red Cross Convention at Logan last Friday. Mr. Noble and Mr. Chambers of tho Sunday School Stako Board wero visitors In tho Second wnrd last Sunday. Miss Iretta Hodgo spent Saturday In Logan. Miss Fern Rawlins was a Logan visitor Saturday. Mrs. Efflo Boman entertained tho Second ward Primary officers at her home last Friday afternoon. Tho time was spent In doing Red Cross knitting nnd sewing. Refreshments wero served. Ten officers wero present. pres-ent. Mrs. Lowls Jnmlson entertained with a birthday dinner Inst Sunday in honor of her daughter Ednn. Mrs. Adolnldo Clark of Bluo Creek is visiting with her mother Mrs. Henry Kent. Mrs. Tltensor of Cove. Is guest ot her daughter Mrs. S. A. Hyer. Mr. Samuol Blair, Studebaker salesman of Garland, was In Lewis- tton on business Wednesday. Mr. J. C. Larson was In Ogden on business Friday. Mr. Herbert Anderson, Leon Pond nnd John France havo enlisted In tho U. S. navy. Mr. Wallace Allred and Mr. Wlllard Wll-lard Hendricks left Friday for Omaha Oma-ha with a carload ot cattle. Mrs. Etta Allred and family, of Preston, visited Lewlston, Thursday. Mr. Peary Jamison entortalnod with a stng dinner last Tuesday. Ho will not disclose who the honored guests wero as he has so many friends and does not wish to slight any one. Mr?. Hazel Bybo and Mrs. Lena Hendricks were shopping In Logan Thursday. Mr. Rufus Pond of Bench, Idaho, Is visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Pond. Albert Smith and family of Tebble, Idaho Is visiting with Mrs. Jan Smith. Mrs. Ada Van Ordon Is visiting in Salt Lake with her, mother Mrs. b1 Saunders. BHJ Mrs. Maymo Cronk rotuined from HJ Whitney, Idaho, whero she has been HJ nursing for somo time, HJ Miss Lcora Wiser spent Friday SHJ Logan. Hl I Miss Connlo Bernhlsel submitted HJ to an operation recently. ' '. " HHJ ' .hhhhVhhhhhb HHHrJHHHH HHHk 'VHHhI mLt ! HrV ' - i h1 HIHv thb hfA" "' hhhhhhKJ |
