Another sign for death Is to hold the
tips of the lingers of one hand against
the palm of the other and let them
: gradually slip downward and at last
; drop beneath the palm.
Most white i>eopie think that the In
i dian word of greeting, “How,” Is mere
! ly the abbreviation of the question,
I "How are you:" But that is not so.
i The word is really "aou,” which means
I “brother" or "frt*nd.” So when he
comes up and growls out big seemingly
Inquisitive "now" be Is not asking
after your health, hut telling you that
he Is a friend.—Youth’s Comjianion.
Growing Mlldor.
Buck Kilby says his observation of
those who embrace it leads him to
conclude that religion la much less
painful than It san when he waa a
boy.—Topeka Capital.
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICES
The annual union Thanksgiving
service will be held in the Congrega
tional church on Thanksgiving eve at
7.30 o'clock. Rev. Nathan H. Gist,
pastor of the Congregational church
In Webster, will give the address. A
cordial invitation Is given to every
one to participate In this service.
XMAS CELEBRATION
At P. H. S. Will be in Charge of the
Senior Class
The Senior class is planning an en
tertainment for Christmas. It is the
usual custom for the seniors to have
charge of the Christmas celebration
at the High school, and this year the
plans have been changed somewhat. |
In former years there was a Christ
mas tree which was for the entire ,
school, each pupil bringing a present
and the gifts were exchanged: this
year, however, each one has been
asked to bring some money instead,
which will be used to spread Christ
mas cheer among others.
