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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
kAndiNohi.

April 14.-seeding is all done in
this vicinity. Mrs. Jonas Enblom
made trip to Willmar last Thursday.
i Miss Helen Tulin returned to her
school last Monday. Mrs. N. c..
sorenson accompanied by her three
Youngest children left for Minneapo-
lis Thursday a week ago, where she
intended to secure treatment for the
youngest boy who is badly affected
with eczema. .... Miss Martha Enblom
left for the State of Washington last
Tuesday ...... Backlund and Burns
shipped carload of cattle Mond ay.
..... Henry Isaacson made trip to
Atwater one day last week. The M.
w. A. are having their hall moved.
Thorson & Paulson of Willmar are
doing the work. 80. Peter Norman 8
visited at Henry Broman's last Sun
day y......C. E. Krona is having a
foundation made for his new residence
Miss Annie Isaacson has been Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. F. A. Mel
son in Fahlun, the past weeks =.
Some of the young people from here
attended the meeting of the Hope soci-
ETY. in Atwater Friday evening.
Peter Norman made q trip to Willmar
Saturday. .... "A basket SOCIAL will be
held in District No. Al Friday, April
25. Geo. Dobson of Atwater was
here one day last week buying cattle.
80. Miss Hilma Norman, whois teach
ing in District 38, in town of Lake
Elizabeth, spent Saturday and Sun
day at home ....A surprise party
was sprung on Albert Bepgtson Sat-
urday evening. A purse of hard cash
was left by the guests as token of
the high esteem in which he is held by
his many friends. Those who partici-
pated reported very good time. 49,.
Albert Enblom of Wil'mar spent Sun
day at home. Carl Peterson of Gen.
nessee visited at Henry Isaacson last
Saturday......We are more than
pleased for the great victory won by
the temperance people of Willmar,
and We congratulate the editor of the
TRIBUNE for fighting so nobly for tie
temperance cause. =. Peter Erickson's
visited at Erick Eugvall's last Sunday.
.... Miss Anna Anderson of Atwa-
ter made q short stay at home last
Saturday. >. Narverud's young peo-
pie of Genpessee visited at John An.
derson's last Sunday. MIKE.
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instruction hv Mail.

F. A. Ponlin arrived in town Thurs
day afternoon and will locate here as
the local manager for >Willmar and
vicinity for the International Core
spondence schools. M. r. Emery the
assistant superintendent from Chicago
was here also advertising and start
ing the work. They already have five
students in the city taking courses in
electrical engineering, gas engines,
plumbing, heating and ventilation.
They teach over 100 different courses
including bookkeeping, stenography,
engineering, draughting, French, Ger
man and Spanish. Over 4O0, 900 stu
dents are enrolled in their different
courses. G.s 5=2s I'LL I'LL Ill.,
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City Council.

At the regular meeting of the old
city council last Monday evening the
following Ills W Wele ai16aWsd. E1fsi5r6n
& Co., medicine to poor, s7.95; Hans
johnson Co., drayage, $lo.10; Peder
Anderson, cleaning cess pool, $500;
Gibson Gas Fixture Works, fixtures,
$3.50: Garlock Packing Co., packing,
$l2 Is; Hans Johnson Co.,, hauling
wood and coal, $47.8S; work at power
house-August Sundlipg, 1915; Peter
Person, $34.50; Peter Magnuson, g. Is;
J. H. Wiggins, repairs, $500. Per-
mission was granted to F. W. Fergu-
son, the cigar dealer, to put in bowl.
ing alley in the building now occupied
by him on Benson avenue. A permit
was granted Geo. W. Johnson to make
alterations on his store building.
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PrinsburT,

Geo. Knott has returned from
Wheaton, where he has been going to
school, and is now intending to start
in the chicken business. . "A crowd OF
young people from this neighborhood
drove out east Sunday for a visit with
friends. -. Mrs. Knott is on the sick
list, ....William Wallace drove out
from Pennock Sunday for a visit at
Mrs. Knott's home. "A number OF
young men from here are taking
claims in Dakota. :. Miss Marshall
was a guest of Miss Ramstad Sunday.
Misses Lille johnson and Julia
Macdonald attended meeting in Ray
mOnd Sunday night. "A number OF
young people were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Lizzie Huisinpa
Monday evening. :
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.jSvGa.


April 15.--Don't Judge q man by hie
outward appearance; q bad egg Otter
has q good she'll. Emil Hegstron
made his regular visit to Raymond
Thursday to instruct the band. He
speaks we'll of that organization. >.
Miss An 1ie Skoglund went to Will.
mar Sunday, after a weeks visit q,
hone... ...Henry Larson biked it to
Pennock Sunday to visit his folks.
John Thompson of Willmar made q
pleasant visit at Skoglund's Sunday.
......J. Ed Nelson and Ole Dahlquist
have purchased P. N. Nelson's share
In the feedmill. Erick Hegstrom is
the other shareholder. The mill is
kept going early and late nowadays.
MIR. and Mrs. Don Hartshorn, who
have been engaged in the poultry busi-
ness here for couple of years, left
for Minneapolis last week. >. James
McNellis was around Monday selling
DR.. Wards remedies. The star
mail route which ran from Olivia to
Willmar now stops here. n. E. John
syn, the carrier on Route No. 2, brings
the mail from Willmar. Edgar and
Axel Lindblad have rented their faith
er's farm. Charley Rydelius and
Arthur Lindblad have gone to Bow
bells, N. D., to stay about year.
,.....Rev. Sjoberg of Long Lake con-
Quoted religious services at the school
house in Dist. 68 last Sunday AFTER
noon. Some improvements are be-
ing made at the creamery whereby the
milk is to be weighed when delivered
to the patrons, so each one will here
after get his fair share. ....A. Lind
berg of Grove City was around here
Friday selling a new kind of rug ma
chine. Miss Hulda Lundberg is at
present staying at P. N. Olson's 80.
Frank Strecker was out here buying
cattle Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
johnson were pleasantly "surprised"
last Saturday evening by very large
number of friends. They were made a
present of a beautiful extension table.
Light refreshments were served and a
good, time was had. IS. Hans Ander-
son will soon leave for Sweden. .. N.
N. Bengtson is building a granary.
He will also--make some improvements
on his house. =. i. .Hurrah for Willmar!
We can now feel proud of our county
seat, since it begins its career as q
city as temperance town. We like
to do our trading in q place where we
are not liable to be run over by the
victims of liquor. KID MCCHEE.
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RingvilIe.

April 14.-The storms of last week
did great damage to our dry soil,
which had been pulverized by drag.
ging. 49,. Geo. E1lingbo, agent for
: Olson 8 lverslie. was around the first
part 81 last week taxing Sr'dtlers Isl Isl
twine. Quite early though. -. Miss
Olga simonson is working for P.4 O.
Iverson. Miss Anna Johnson, who
has been staying with her sister, Mrs.
Megrund In Canada, the past winter,
Is again with US. s......G. Oppen, our
teacher, had to close school Wednes.
day afternoon on account of sickness.
We hope he will soon be we'll again,
90 he can resume his work. (. Julius
Stenbakken departed for Deer Loadge,
Mont, last week. .Gunder Iverson
has purchased house and lot in New
London for the sum of $40 IL. Kor-
neliuson and Martin Johnson visited
at 1verson's In Irving Saturday and
Sunday. John Anderson went to
Willmar last week, where he has Sc
cured q position as carpenter. F.. The
grim reaper-death-has taken an.
other from our midst, Peter Coyne,
who died last week in British Colum-
bia, for which place he left short
time ago. The cause of death was
pneumonia. {. . The Ringville base ball
nine practiced for the first time last
Sunday. The rifle club met last Sun
day afternoon and the following did the
best shooting: A. M. Johnson headed
the list with q out of 30, O. o. An.
derson was second with % and L. Kor-
neliuson with 10. Confirmation
services in Crow River church Sun
day, April q. VIM. Newgard had q
runaway last Friday near the cream.
cry. The only damage done was a
broken tongue and a few smashed-ur
milk cans, and of course the skim
milk was lost. We are glad to learn
that the people of our county seat
have voted out the saloons, which
will be great blessing to the town
and especially to the poor fellow be-
ings, who cannot stand the temptation.
The TRIBUNE has done much to bring
this about and should have the honor
too.
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West Lake.

April 14.-~Mtss Lena Kambestad is
home from Watertown, S. D., for q
visit. .... School began In Dist. 81 on
April 7...... Misses .Algina and Tena
Hough visited at Hans Henjum's yes
terday. The Ladies' Aid Society
met at Andrew Henjum's last Thurs-
day. Mr.. Ole A. Henjum has gone
to Aneta, N. D., for visit with his
sister, Mrs. Andrew Reigstad. . Mr..
and Mrs. Gjerdet have!moved to An
drew Henjum's, where they will stay
for the next seven months. .Halvor
Negaard intends to leave this vicinity
soon.
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The Dor Taxes.

The county auditor informs us that
he is required by an order of the pub.
lie examiner to refund no dog taxes
unless the tax receipt is shown by the
applicant. In case the receipt in.
cludes other taxes the same will be en-.
dorsed by the auditor and returned,
otherwise it is to be surrendered when
the warrant is received. Zs.r
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osnnessss.

! 20 oonnesseo.
April l3.-Mrs. Peter Berg moved
to :Atwater Saturday week ago. 49,.
Andrew A. Nelson and Lydia Ander'
son Of Atwater visited at A. Nelson's
last Sunday evening. Herbert Pet
,erson and Emil Nelson were at M
Mattson's last Sunday evening. ....
Hjalmar Peterson and Andrew Dab
lin OF Waverly arrived here Monday.
Hjalmar is again employed at T. o.
Anderson's, and Andrew at J. Lind.
quist's. r. J. Peterson of Renville
county passed through here on his
way home from Lawrence, Mimi.
where he has bought land. %. r. E.
Peterson returned home from Law
renee Tuesday evening. Mr.. Peterson
took carload of cattle to Willmar
Friday which he loaded and shipped
to Milaca Saturday.. VIM. Ander-
son had new windmill tower put up
last week. The work was done by E..
Eklund and L. Larson. ....... Mr.. and
Mrs. P: P. Altman visited at r. O..
Anderson's Friday. The young
people of the Sw. Lutheran church at
Atwater will give an entertainment
Sunday evening, April q. 80. Carrie
Lindquist is working at r. A. Peter
son's..... The young peoples society
of the Sw. M. E. Church of Atwater
will give basket social at the school
house in district Al Friday evening,
April 25. All ladies are invited to
bring baskets. Albert Bengtson was
pleasantly surprised by host of
friends Saturday evening. All pres
ent report a good time. >. .Albin and
Minnie Peterson and Annie Otterstrom
went to Lawrence, Mimi, yesterday.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Peterson and
daughter Judith went to Grove City
Sunday. -. Peter Mossberg of Lake
Elizabeth and Louis Mattson visited
at N. W. Peterson's Sunday. Hilda
and Ester Anderson spent Sunday
evening at M. Mattson's . The chal-
lenge debate in district Al March q
was considered in many different
ways. The P. L. S. has its thoughts
about the affair. The boys of the P.
L S. defended the affirmative side by
proving the different ill effects of in
toxicating liquors on the human fami-
ly. The negative speakers tried to
convince the entire assembly that the
affirmative speakers did not under
stand the subject, and that they had
dictated the question, but the P. L. S.
stood firm to their belief and came out
victors. This is no doubt great
honor for the p: L. S.
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Y Prism. !


. Paul Evans, who has been in the
employ here Of the Thompson Cream.
cry Co., left last Wednesday for Elk
ton, S. D., where he has accepted a
similar position with the same compa-
ny. The skimming station will now
be under the management of Sam E.
Kepner. >. Most of the farmers around
here have about completed their. seed
ing. Who says Priam isn't on the
boom? A large SO #. front building
is about to be erected here, which will
be used for general hardware store
with machinery in connection. There
is also much talk of a blacksmith shop
locating here in the near future.
Mr.. Embertson, of Lindner & Embert-
son Cigar Co., did business with our
merchants last Friday..... Mrs. Son
neson visited friends in Willmar
Monday and Tuesday ..... Mrs. Chas.
Dittes spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. King, east of town. Leslie
Kirby drove to Diamond Lake Thurs
day, returning on Saturday. :. James
Berkom and sister Mary passed
through here Sunday en- route to
Kerkhoven, where they will visit with
friends for few days. .....: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dittes visited at Mr.. Abraham
sons Sunday. Sam Kepner and
Miss Hannah Anderson were among
the young people here who attended
the party at Mr.. Peterson's Sunday
evening. :. Miss Mary Hanson of Ed
wards was Priam visitor Monday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
Premature Explosion.

William Larson, son of Nels Lar
son residing on Section 6 of Willmar,
was severely injured by premature
explosion while blasting rock yester-
day. While placing q charge of dyn-
amite into rock, the same exploded,
tearing Mr.. Larson's left hand and in
juring him about the head and face.
He was taken to DR.. Johnson's office
and his injuries dressed. In the opin-
ion of the doctor the injured man will
soon recover without any very serious
consequences,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
: Death of:a sslIlnarI student,

Andrew Nelson 8 student OF tht
Seminary since the beginning of -ths
winter term, died last Friday night a.
eleven O'Clock after avery brief i'll
ness. BE was taken sick Wednesday
morning with typhoid fever. Heart
failure developed and caused hie
untimely death as stated. The lad
was 20 years of age. His father, An.
dreas J. Nelson, who survives him,
resides at Minot, d., where he also
had two brothers. A surviving sisters
place of residence is. not known. The
family formerly lived at Irving. Ser
vices were conducted at the Seminary
hall last Monday morning by Prof.
and Rev. Henry Solum.: The entire
body OF students marched to the depot,
following the hearse that carried the
remains to the train. The students
that acted as pail bearers were the
following; Messrs. Anton Saterback,
Aleck Glenn, Ado1ph Moller, Hans
Kolstad, Ole Klostsd and Edward o.
son. The sorrowing father, and two
uncles, Messrs. John Nelson of Irving
and Matthias Anderson of Union
Grove, attended the services and &C.
companied the remains. 10 the last res
ting place in the churchy ard at Irving.
The St. Cloud train was taken to Haw-
ick. The bereaved ones have the sym
pathy of the people Of SWillmar. The
deceased possessed many good traits
of character and his untimely demise
is regretted. 80
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
Belgrade, April 7, 1900

Belgrade, April 7, 1900.
To the Modern Woodmen of America:
GENTLEMEN:-Today I received
81, 600 in cash in payment of the policy
held by my son, John, in your noble
society. I accept 1t as . token of his
love for me and as the result of his
membership in an order instituted for
the uplifting of humanity and the re-
lief OF the bereaved when death has
removed the supporting hand. May
your order continue in the grand work
it has begun; may its members be
blessed with strength and knowledge,
that its work may become perpetuated.
With heartfelt thanks and best wishes
I remain sincerely yours, ....
::.%S zs ".E EalllA REsTAD, &
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Nest Lake.

April 14.-The funeral of Betsy
Bengtson was held last Wednesday a,
the Lutheran church at New London,
Rev. Collin officiating. The pail
bearers were Eddie Monson, Emil J.
Johnson, Martin LuDdberg, Jesse
Larson, Ernest Nelson and Eddie
Larson. Martha and Elsie Thorne
and Ide stene of New London and
Frank and Sam Nelson visited at N.
B. ] ohnson's on Sunday J. :. :, Alma
Carlson is taking course Of dress.
making in New London I. ~ =s.s 1 4 /.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
The Passion PLAY.

Mrs. Katherine Erst-Bowden will
give an illustrated lecture on the Ober.
ammergau Passion Play at the Opera
House Monday evening, April 2l.
The illustrations consist of moving
pictures and one hundred beautifully
colored transparencies of photographs
from Oberammergau, its people and
their sacred drama. This entertain
ment is very highly spoken of by the
press and by minister's in many parts
OF the country. It will be given here
under the auspices of the Catholic
church of Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
TO Manage the Municipal Plant.

Judge Qvale fled an order last
Thursday appointing the first COM
missioners to have charge of the city
water and light plant under the pro.
visions of the new city charter. The
judge named VIM. Gilger for one year,
L. A. Vik for two years and M. D.
Manning for three years. Hereafter,
the council will appoint one member
of the commission each year to serve
for three years. The commission will
take charge of the plant May next.
Judge Qvale's order was dated Feb.
26. 1902.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
To Study Pipe Organ Music.

Miss Esther Lawson of New Lon
don visited relatives in town last
Monday. She was on her way to the
conservatory of music at G. A. COL
lege of St. Peter where she will take
a course in pipe organ music. She is
the organist of the Swedish Lutheran
church at New London and is quail
flying herself to properly perform on
the new instrument that the church ex-
poets to install some time this sum-
mer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
LAKE LILLIAN NIarri.re., I :.

Jesse sommerlet and Miss Anna
Johnson. both OF Lake Lillian, were
married ct Olson. 81 u ohnson's law Of
.tice esterday afternoon by Judge A.
+. Nordin. The bride ID 3 daughter
ofs Christie oder Johnson, ! vol known,
oitizen of Lake Lillian.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
Improving Ms Meat Market.

F: w. Rose has been making extern
stve improvements in his meat market
lately. He has put in q S425 ice box,
which he informs us is the largest and
most up-to-date one on this line west
of the cities. In this he will be able
to keep meat frozen throughout the
hottest summer months. He has also
put in large marble counter and sew
eral other smaller articles: The shop
10 being painted inside and outside,
and presents . very neat and attract
I've appearance that will undoubtedly
please his customers. s. .-ss j 1a =1S$s< tSs 4;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
Left for Cubs.

5 Capt. G. "a. Rice, who returned .
couple of weeks ago from a. extended
trip to Porto Rico, left yesterday for
Cuba. Mr. Rice expects 70 60 into
business On the Island.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
Mission Church Services.

Rev. August Anderson, missionary
from Alaska, preached at the Mission
church yesterday and today. Next
Tuesday Rev. G. V. Boman of Mime
apolis will arrive in the city and hold
meetings at the Mission church every
evening, including Sunday. On next
Friday evening Rev. E. A. Andre,
missionary from China, will preach in
the Swedish language. :.~.. ....
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i Chris stjsn Science oetlnr,

g5 VnSsSSlAn t9olOnoO MOotsn9
There will be services at 1O:45 q. d.
and 8 p. %. April 20. Ia Odd Fellows
hall. Subject, Probation After
Death. The service Will be conduct
ca BY Mrs. N. s. Gibson, . Christian
I Scientist. All are welcome. .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16

signwriter Hess has LEFT proof Of
his sbility on the windows Of Ander-
son Bros jswelry store, IN the shape
u 6 ape gold lea5 sign, rs &.
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Real Estate Ira0sfors.
ROSELAND,

As0S4AA~AAAN~s
April 9.-Joseph Toupat to Joseph
Tucek, nj nj sw4, sec. II, W. d.
$994.l5.
April 9.-Joseph Toupat to Frank
Kostka, St nj sw4, sec. II, w. d.
1894. Is.
KANDIYOHI.
April 10.-Halvor Tallakson to Nils
Tallakson, lots 2, 3, 4, and 6, sec. 7,
W. d.-$3, 800.
April 10-Bertha and Halvor Tai.
lakson to Edward Tallakson, lot ],
sec. 7, q. c. d.-S1.OO.
April 10. Bertha and Edward Tai.
lakson to Halvor Tallakson, lots 2, 3,
4, and 6, sec. 7, q. c. d.-$l.00.
W1LLMAR.
April 14.-Hans J. Dale to Fred
Baum, nj nw3, sec. q, W. d.-$2, 480.
ST. JOHNS.
April 14.-St. P. M. & M. .R'y Co.
to Aug. c. Holmgren, ne@ nw@, sec. s,
t. d.-S283 So. =
IRVING.
April u.-Samuel II. Adams to Os.
car L. Olson and Alfred G. Olson, nj
nw}, sec. 10, und. of ne} set, sec. O.
W. d.-S1, ,975.
April l2.-Marid Mattson to Henry
p. Mattson, q. in sw} nw}, sec. To-
und. / of net set, sec. S. Probate de:
cree. -" 4 =
April 12.-Marid Mattson to Car
Mattson, und / of net set, sec. s, 81
81 set net, sec. 8, q. in sw3 nw}, sec
10. Probate decree.
r.. s% n ROSEvnLE. ,..,.y -
+ April &C. A. Frank to Aug. F.
Nehring, 26 rds. Of nw4 ne4, nj
sw4 net, sec. Is, ". d.. $$44O0. M
April IA. st. p. M. e M. R,y5sCo
to Martin e. Johnson, net sw4, sec
80, t. d.--$360. ...z.zssz T.. .5.n-5s
#5s=,> i. CITY OF WILLMAR. .#s /:
April 1O.-Nels Tallaksen to Halvo1
Tallakson, lot. q lot 2 Of lot 8, High
land add, VI. q. 81, 500. 4. s.'7, !.
April l2. Swan Edlund TO a.. f.
Rice, lot i, blk. 4 Let add., =. e.
rs. S
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16

H. y. Halvorson went to Clara City
on business today. .s5'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16

: Dr.. p. s. Frost was called to At
water today for consultation with DR.
Gibson on some important case.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
CITY OF WILLMAR.

Fresh STR rawberries, lettuce and eel.
ery q johnson, Frid dlund q Moline'l. /.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-24

the world is in line with the idea and
of the corn crop and the demand of a
prosperous people for beef has been
sufficient cause for high beef beyond
any desire or effort OF the beef trust to
raise prices. The trust is a proper OBJ
ject for prosecution. It's aim is to des-
troy competition but in time of scar
high, trust or no trust. Let US not con-
fuse the facts. Let us keep to the pros
ecution of the trust as trust ana not
include the legitimate prices and profits
of the feeder in a thoughtless campaign
against high beef prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-24
ap ma<74-s/
FORGOT HIS WIFE.

I dIIItt IIET oiINI.I
Lately a prominent young farmer OF
Columbia township came to town and
as the better half desired to visit her
dressmaker she was brought along.
When he had finished his business he
wene home entirely forgetting his wife.
AS it looked rather lonesome around the
house it finally dawned upon him that
the good wife had been left behind. He
flew to the phone and explained his
absence of mind stating he would come
back for her at once. AS 81 storm was
up she answered you'd better
sober UP tonight and come for me in the
morning" He has always had the rep
utation of being a total abstainer and
itsis too bad his wife has had her sus-
picions awakened.