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Hunter8 Sit Around
At Nipht and Rehash
Their Adventures
It has been said that orte of the greatest pleasures of hunting is telling about it on cole, winter liights when hunters get together after the hunting season u over. Around six weeks ago ( he main topic discussed by the men about town was “deer hunting” »nd who had gotten the biggest buck with the most points. Now the women are having their turn. They ask, “|vho get the deer skins, and what are they having made from them?’ Deer skin belts, pocket books, gloves, and an occasional coat are becoming prized possessions of wives and ’’girl friends of the successful deer hunters. To puote a tonai wag, “The women folks are less critical of deer hunting. It is not near as dangerous as they had thought. The red cap and red back of the hunters,” they say. “is a great protection.”
All are hoping for a some smaller article made beautiful deer skin.
Mrs. L. T. Callahan, of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rose Hill, is the proud owner of the first coat we have heard about. It is hin length with lon£ sleeves, a lovely yellow, soft and very wafm. i
It took three skins. Djr. Callahan has been saving dj"er skins for several years. This vjear, Claburn Kuhn, nephew of Mrs. Callahan. donated a skin — result, a lnvelv coat.
We understand that several other coats are being p anned.
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