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Mr. Anderson Makes
Tenth Tri
Back Horn*
V I ,"jMr. and A/rij
. ^-jlf An
son hft Wednesday, Afidust 14 by plane for their hotne lit \Maxu^ll, California after Herts tilth Mr ther-in-Iau.' and Mrs. A. C. Lathai
Mr. Anderson
\/h tiding
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[Mr.
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b\oand
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who and reared at Locust old Anderson honit on
as bo ii
Shade, t ie
he Ric »Apr
111902 for
and hldtouii
to cape baeik
s and friend*
tit mond Road left in California,
He was 25 then he says, he loves home to see rclativ
and to tread again! the! paths
childhood and .yout^i,. tnaY he always wants to go back t^> jCaliforjnia. California has !been| jgood to
him. It was there ini 191|^|that h<jmarried Miss Esther Leiv “lace, a schoo teacher of Maxwell.
They have three cbildijen. Mrs^ Arthur Smiley of Oakland, .Calif., Mrs. Donald Foster of Ypp City and James W. Ande sonlof Willows,
California. j ;
On his irrigated ranch,! which
he irrigated the day btfor^ pe left for Virginia) Mr. An lersrtrl rais
white faced cattle. :ilfalf|a| nuts and small grain.
Mr. Anderson love* to his .early days , in Califorpi fore the “machine brought the combine, drove a 32 mule teatr vester
Although leading a life in California, he h;« home ten times, all of his children several and flue*- of his grandch ldrdnl
The first two trips \ ’ hv train, then came si> •Mitoniohile. always taki ferent route. His last Com California to Virginia !h*ve been hv plane and he says, to flv.
ere iffi*de
trij>* bv
ig -ij jdifvvo
i trips
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