t.Vt.eitfdstiV Birthday Surprise. thMr David Icke was given a complett surprise Sunday, November 17, when his relatives and friends gathered at his country home, three miles north-! ha west of Barnard, with well filled baskets to celebrate his forty-fifth birthday anniversary. The day was enjoyedsktlKby all, and at a late hour they depart- Ithe cr is i hated for their several homes, wishing Mr. Icke many more happy birthdays. Those present were Mr and Mrs. P. M Duncan and children, Mr and Mrs. H W. Hilsabeck, Mr and Mrs. Henry Da- —* vison and children, Mr. anti Mrs II Black and children, Mr and M'-s. Peter Fehl, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Clayton andon, Mr. and Mrs. 8 1. icke, Mr. and porMrs. S. M. Icke, Mr and Mrs. J M Everhart and son, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgetbapeoIh»ki r ami sons. Mr and Mrs Dock j lorn Elliott and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. M jcov Henderson, Mr and Mrs. W. Burnham, cur. Mr. and Mrs Robert Burnham. Mr conand Mrs. William Hail and daughter, ’ sevt Mrs Marfa Nester, Mrs Belle Davison, ttvc Mrs. fl M Frazier, Misses Anna and viceMay X ti. Edith, Elina anti Myrtle jet Flt; hi, Etta and Gertrude Icke. Belle Por Collins, Alma Hilsabc k. Frances bles Pearl and Ifeien Davison, Messrs jvlnt Crate and Robert Nest*-r. James and |TrU Fred Davison. Rob- r; and Ivan HHsn-■ 1ren Phelps. Edgar Henderson and Johnny Fehl j \Ore;jakt