Miss Grace Swanson has gone to Farmington where she is working for Mrs. Lester McMasters.
A PERSONAL GLIMPSE OF SORROWING MARION, OHIO
Miss Cox, of Gritman's hospital, is in receipt of a letter from Mrs. J. A. Dodd, at Marion, Ohio, wife of Dr. Gritman's former associate, Dr. J. A. Dodd, written just after the news of President Harding's death had been received at Marion. The letter stated that Marion, where the president was almost idolized by the people, was in the depths of mourning, and that the aged father of the chief executive was heartbroken.
Miss Cox was visiting at the Dodd home in Marion at the time of the presidential election in 1920, and saw the future president cast his ballot, as one of the citizens of the town, the voting place being in a garage near the Harding home. She was present when the crowd thronged to the Harding front porch on election night, to congratulate their fellow townsman, who had so suddenly been elevated to the highest position within the gift of the nation. She said that Mr. Harding was most appreciative and did not hesitate to express his feelings publicly to the friends of a lifetime, who had gathered to voice their pleasure and pride at his success.
COUNTY RECORDS
Latah County to L. E. Brooks, $24, NW%SE% 28-41-1 W.
S. T. Dunlap to August Bruramond, $10, lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15-3 Juliaetta. (Warranty deed.)
Richard Condell et ux Till  Henry Condell, $1, 136 A. in NE¼ 2., 39-4 W.
Escrow Agreement
Fred E. Lambert et ux Susie to George Schlerth, lot 6-19 Genesee, and all furniture, fixtures, and furnishings of Lambert hotel.
Agreement
Fred E. Lambert to George Schlerth, to amend agreement made 4-21-23. 