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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-28
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CHURCHILL MAY 90 70 SENATE

- Winston churchills Tight for the governorship
of New Hampshire may bring him the brilliant,
lf indirect reward lof q seat In the United States
senate The prospect is held out by the fact that
Floyd the Republican candidate for governor.
the election, and that in consequence the duty
ofselecting 9. governor will have to be performed
the Legislature, which convenes in January
next The constitutional candidates are Floyd,
Republican, and Jameson, Democrat, and under
the laws either of these gentlemen must be the
next chief magistrate of the state. r.. ;:
T. In view Of the fact that the Republicans have
a strong majority In both branches of the legisa-
ture. it might be expected that Floyd would be
elected, but there are two kinds Of Republicans
elected to the house, one known the Lincoln
Republican club Republicans, or "Churchills" and
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-28
GEORGE w. CABLE:sTo MARRY

George Washington Gable, the celebrated
writer on Creole life in the south, whose novel,
"Old Creole Days" added to his wealth as well
fame, has himself become the hero 3of no,
nance as pretty as any he has pictured in his
son, a Kentucky girl, has just been announced.
: ~ Mr.. Cables literary achievements had nothing
to do with his meeting Miss Stevenson It was
after lecture, in which Mr.. Cable had described
with glowing enthusiasm his pet hobby, home cul.
,ture clubs, that Miss Stevenson met him. She Is
prominent in musical and club circles in Ken
lucky, and was interested: in Mr.. Cables clubs,
founded to promote more cordial relations be-
tween divergent ranks OF society.
Mr.. Cable is a. native of New Orleans He
served with confederate cavalry regiment for
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-28


BIT hss Other s. AFFORD
S Amsra hT Hs proved this
xorked Ike Es eaupped
= marTiedS and has ehildre
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-28

=
SIS There are 50 8. mf1ss Of road 10
PennsylvaEi s3ss 81.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-28

pA0AF ~ al Tt6uCSSSus IL certainty Q0-
serves success" T.: - ! <~.*- <
@,ss Thank you!" :: Kent quietly re-
5zsponded. II am sure it will succeed
AZ Il am allowed to put it to the test
When. Kent returned Stozhis home he
I was observed by his mother to be
very busy with his tools under the
and afterwards spend sew
sSeral hours each. day in q small but
secluded piece Of woods back OF the
house. : 5 Z: ... Il ! $ = , r..
E ssz II short time, through Judge
Dents influence, the position Of mail
carrier was secured to Kent Trevor.
Mot only had John Fenton been ex-
ercised in: mind ass:to the manner III
which the mail would so, to and from
Chetney, but the entire village 5specu
lated upon the probability of Kent's
doing this or that !; but all agreed on,
#oneI thing, that II Kent: Trevor said he
Il would take the mail back and forth
Szlhe would do 80, even if he had to
crawl :. $ & 52 ss i. > ss:
length the day came when he
zS5sWass CO make Ills first ttri TrIisap-
III the village as he called at
the post once for his mail bag was
]. the signal Tor such g shout as had not
heard s. the rath sedate VII:
sSenoia for many = day s=:=
here a ct your seven
boots
hen your - Il s1ow IS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
Planning Tor eusinsss..

Passenger trafic oficials are be.
ginning to lay plans for the summer
business To the Pacific coast. which
at first was thought TO be greatly injur.
ed by the San Francisco earthquake
and fire, says the Kansas City Jour.
nal. While some OF them believe that
the trafic will not be so heavy as 4
otherwise would have been. others be.
lIeye that the morbid curiosity or the
average American will take enough
people TO San Francisco TO view the
ruins to make up any decrease result
ing from the disaster. II believe that
the business for the coast this year
viii be as breat In the aggregate as 4
would have been II there had been no
earthauake.n said n oficial. THE
American people are noted for their
curiosity. and thousands will 70 to
the coast for a tour with the added
fascination OF viewing the ruins of
San Francisco" 1There will be a fall
ing of III trafic. no doubt. declared
another ofhcial. ""This. however, viii
not be as great as might be expected.
| believe the Mystic Shriners may yet
decide To hold their annual conven-
ltion at Los Angeles, instead or Chi
'cago, and expect the National Educa.
'tional association to do likewise
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

crews. but On the rolling stock ~
VEIL
Geenral Manager Cain said that the
neS location ~ division points xouid
require the building Of division fseii.
tiles. A new roundhoase yin be built
nj Pratt and nj at Liberal and ter
minal yards with coal chuses md VA.
ter stations and other facilities viii
also be built. The work viii cost the
Rock Island shout s2sso.o eo. 500 1D
win be spent On facilities at each
point Mr.. Cain says the work on
the new facilities will begin st once.
The train dispatchers from Buckiin
will be moved 10 either Pratt or Lib.
era1 and another force Of men viii be
necessary for the other point
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

To Bushwics avenue. and will be
brought back 10 North Seventh street
by way Of Metropolitan avenue. These
loops will meet eleven lines In Brook
Ign, three OF item elevated. eight
surface lines. In Manhattan they will
cut practically every line Of impor.
lance. Trains are to be run around
the loops In both directions. The
cost Of the scheme complete. Is IS.
slmated b. the company ut sT6.ooo..
900. II Is believed that carrying
ont Of this plan will completely elimt
nate the bridge crush. ]
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

Fire broke out Thursday afternoon
down near Mt. Carmel avenue at So
zorro In 4 hay shed belonging to Jose
e. Torres. No serious damage was
done beyond the loss Of q consider.
able quantity Of hay.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

could not bring - much happiness 70
Mrs. Lucia wiike. Of caroiins. wisL, 90
did = &c bon Of Bnckien's ArnIca
salye. when a completely cured I
running soe on her ies. which had
tortured her for tvcntythres loug
years. Greatest antiseptic healer Of
Piles. Wounds and Sores. &c u III
druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

q. ". Fouts. Postmaster Il Rivsr.
ton. Il. nearly Lost Die NE ~ vas
robbed d IN comfort. according =
his letter. which says: -For tvsnty
Pears had chronic liver complaint
which led % such ! sewers Go Y
jaundlcs that even ny finger aails
turned yellow: when my doctor pre-
scribed Electric Bitters. which cursd
me and have kept me- ven Tor slsvsa
years. Sure cure for Btliousnesa
NeurslGia. weakness and al 0toa-
ach. Liver. kidney and BLADDER ~
ranseuseats. A voaderful Toaic ~
all drug stores. 50 cent?.
M - -. - -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

Tventy4wo ridss FOR % That d
ths price 81 communities books. A.
ply 1t the Street Car o6ice Or from
from conductors. @-sO0
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

The machine shops os the Alamo
sordo Lumber company we're taken
under the management OF the South.
western machine shops On the irst of
May.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11


MANTED-Esershody - kBDs tAst
your house en- - rented " r. esTe
Optic. Address : Istter % hila and
and eat saoas n No pahllciry. SiIs
WANTED ne people u knox that
they can SCI Their con ehop either
ssAIss or nne. a. Trsmhiess Roller
Mills. east nj the nex power hous*
castom surk done 10 order. SIS
waNrED-sesing xouasn AZ Nu.
Rsineys Bridge street 50
wANTED-Gooc dining room slrl
a. Plaza Hotel $50
MANTED-Glrl for hoasexork a
Ile. Eighth street Tel I'll Las
VEGAS. sn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tel III
Las VEGAS Isl
HELP wANTED-For tailoring.
girls or ooss % learn the trade. Cal
mn =. Goldsteia 4 Harris On Bridge
street 81
WANTED - Men. women. boys
and girls 70 represent Ncclure1s
Magazine. Good pay. Address 81
East 23rd Sc. n. Y. City.
WANTED - The people % under.
stand they can reader No more ap
prsciatiys service 70 this paper than
by informing each advertiser thar
you sav his Cd. You might buy 500
worth Of goods on the strength Of .
go I'd. but uniess you told the a.
yertissr 70. the newspapers would
not get the credit
WANTED - All readers Of this
paper 10 patronils advertisers. ten
the advertiser you saw bis I'd.
f.. DARoAiNe.
BIG MONEY II being made every
day by want nd advertising. Paste
this In your hat tt1oi
\ &c PER PoUND-scratch papsr 4
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

and switehmen OF Indizna are work
Ing for the passage of m eightIhoar
day law. They are nov employed
twelve hours a day.
w. T. Provence. superintendent Of
the chihuahua division Of the Mexi.
can Central. has been granted an ex'
tended leave Of absence. n. l. Craig
has been acting superintendent Of the
division during Mr.. Proyence's alb
sence.
= Emil Zoeier. formerly chief clerk
to 7. J. woodside. customs agent Of
the Mexican Central. has been ap-
pointed customs agent or the Central
at the newly opened office at Man.
zanillo. concha Hernadex succeeds
to the position held BY zoeler.
A switch engine hit a wagon and
team Of the Luna Lead company at
Deming Tuesday afternoon I'm the
yards. instantly killing the horses
and throwing the occupants Of the
wagon to the ground. One OF the &C.
cupants Of the wagon was MIR, Pesse.
acting secretary and cashier OF the
Luna Lead company.
The Santa re railroad company has
q force Of men at work changing
tracks and enlarging the yards west
Of the depot at Deming. Several q
tracks are being built to make room
for the increasing traffic. A new pair
of scales are being built for the
weighing of carload lots, the old ones
having been destroyed by fire two
years ago.
Plans are being made by the traffic
department OF the Sierra Madre to
issue q new booklet descriptive OF the
resources of the district entered by
the road. The literature which has
been distributed by the road OF late
has been In use for nearly q decade
and much advance has been made In
the development OF the country since
II was first published.
j. J. Crowley has been given 5000
damages In the superior court OF
Spokane, Wash, for injuries receiy-
ed as the result Of being thrown off
a train on which he was stealing a
ride. He alleged that the brakeman
on q Northern Pacific freight train
forced him off near Cornell. WASH.
while the train was moving. that he
had his leg cruched and that 1t had
to be amputated below the knee. The
court held he was entitled to dam.
ages.
The Topeka Railway company is
preparing to make q fight against the
proposed ordinance making It q mis-.
demeanor to haul freight yer the
street railway tracks except within
the hours specified In the company's
franchise. It was reported that II
.ne stree.s anu salks conmi.ase :.
decide to recommend the ordinance
the company would apply for a
ehanse y ~ - le.e
70 " plosis,on ~ hau''.s ils's.s
iepo,. "eu
franz he''s' ereae' coin'
pans'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

The interioeking tower operators
and switehmen Of Indizna are work
ing for the passage of m eishthoar
day law. They are now employed
twelve hours a day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

yAs Vegas Art Souvenir a saie
IT the Optic oaios.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

w. T. Provence. superintendent Of
the Chihuahua division of the Mexi-
can Central. has been granted an ex'
tended leave Of absence. n. l. Craig
has been acting superintendent Of the
division during Mfr. Proyence's alb
sence.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AL CLASSIFIED ADytanx4Exn PAYABLE m ADVANCE
roa MINI.


TO RENT-Tso faraisk~d rcoGs
~ llxht hopsek~eplsg alceis farnish-
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FOR RENT-Two furnished eons
Tor nsht hoas<ksepinxL Llxhs and
aiTy. rlran I'D ness. CRY sater.
One block from corner sixth and
Douglas tlsee Address Z. care 81
optis wv sIis
ron RENr-T~o furnished rooms
for llght housekeeping. CITY water.
sio.ss. Address =. care optie. 5iis
FOR RExT-T~o light housekeeping
rooms: ; bed rooms; light. clean and
airy. 81 MAshingtoa ave. 5ies
FOR RENT-Gcod substantial cot.
taxe for the summer. twenty miles
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scenery. good water. mail trfweekiy.
Address quick. A. @. Adams. Mineral
HIN. n. n. g.ies
FOR RENT room stone house.
Enquire Iios Douglas ave. s-io3
FOR RENT - Nicely furnisied
front noon: bath: central location.
5f3 IL Sixth street 5s2
ron sALG.
FOR sALE-Horse. buggy and har.
ness. good family outfit; cheap Tor
cash. Geo. A. Fleming. phoues $50.
80
FOR sALE-Duck eeks. mcguire q
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FOR sALE-A Ranch and DAIRY.
Inquire Optic. <isl
LoST-Gold link cuff buttoa. win
initial -P- engraved on C. Finder
please return to Optic Office and ~
reward. 600
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

Seven hundred and seyenty-seyen
new members we're initiated into the
Order Of Railroad Teiegfsphers dur
Ing the month Of March.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

TO RENT-Ts0 f1raiskea roan'
for lIxht h-opsk-eplng. aaoeis farnish
ed CRY water Light ana ar. tik
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

LosT-Gold link cuff buttoa. Win
initial -P- engraved on G. Finder
please return TO Optic Office and %
reward. 900
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

The Santa re railroad company has
a force Of men at work changing
tracks and ~enlarging the yards west
Of the depot at Deming. Several new
tracks are being built to make room
for the increasing traffic. A new pair
OF scales are being built for the
weighing of carload lots, the old ones
having been destroyed by fire two
years ago.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
RAYBoRN ITEMS
By Peter Papc hout.

Kind Editor and readers excuss
my iooIishness
Easter Sunday is foe, aud health
is exceedingly good 10 this neigh
borhood ut present.
Little Earnoy aaddis got his
leg broke some time ago and IS
not getting u long very we'll.
Look out little peaches Jack
frost looked mighty daring this
moroing.
Some people has some corn
NAMED hut he writer has none
and God knows | don't no when
! will have.
Tuan Lewis had y regular cid
Arkansas chill yesterday.
II any one happens to tn" mis-.
fortune to need the use Of mad
stone come to = W. Hughes al
Rayborn he has got a frs. elias
stone and has bore tho test OF be
ing first class,
Whore does John Mclean g
eus, 50 much l guess Wm. Hnp
kins could tell providing he ha
kept account Of his horse feed.
SO | guess il this don't reach tn
wais, basket | will come again.
will ring of,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
Judging the :c.n.

Early ,as, Dec: TIE annual contest
was hc.l rhc entries had been
made and the corn scored previous
to tina; dale. \ large number OF
, IS and many i2rr:erS were present
twenty scven premiums were award.
ed. and scoring contest was held;
IS boys taking part. Each boy
scored A package OF ~ ears. which
had previously beca scored by 4
good corn iudse These boys had
had SINE Practice 10 scoring and
the results Il heir wcrs were 1ai,e
close &c ,hl' II n: expert Judge
In nearly -vety case the score was
helow the judges iiacyes. showing
i,'llt the lol> were critical in ,kei,
judsi"-. the samples Of corr
subm.t,eI vi be sod at auction
a, the Apt mre'ioH, and the money
iirr;h ;ed lo those laNs who Vt.
rcl,ci - gyenlu MS,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19

lIssl 6ylIlls' - -
90 Z. 4. = bsaAsr look ~ ist
z - iqg assla whsss slss I
vill ~ ~ vtjsFs. hstI eusss !.
=. ~ tlksn yosx sdv;ee - sbs
~ GO back bone % look out
NJ ~ hal.
Enc Fisis5 spsot last week
|vith bss soasIos lsorA Ryas d
Norwood - kr. Rysa was n
Ksnsss city.
Maggie otsinsrt spent Friday
With her cousin Ailsth Stsiusrt Of
Norwood the report is . emo time
Mr.. Williams, wife and son Jim.
ME spent Monday evening with
Mrs. Steinert Of Floral lawn.
The Norwood high school CLOSED
Friday April tho 9Th. Prof. Bow
man teacher, an entertainers
was given that night by the Ben
ton Literary Societr which wa
we'll attended 10 the house va
full Of people.
Well rs news is scarce and
have some work to do / will clos
hoping you will NIL have o goo
time Easter, so bye bye TO all.
70 late for last week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
higgins lIrms,
BY Mammn.s Liza. Gii.

Cool weather ut present.
Docia MUIR is reported aome
better.
Jeff Black made u business trip
to MI Grove Thursday,
Charles Coblc haa been working
for Jesse Tate tho past week.
Vcs,u Tate was fourteen years
old Sat.
Come again black eye aud blne
eye: We enjoy reudiug your items.
Church u, Logan Fourth Sun.
at II O'Clock and also Sat. night
before. Every body come and
hear Bro. Hulsell preach.
Payer meeting u, the Cruise
fourth Sunday IN this m"n,h.
Henry Tate too k d,nhtr II, J
G. ru,es Saturday.
!! Dave and Bessie Black VS.
seen ,raycl,ng toward Names Sal
Bessir Black visited EdG Tate
Saturday night.
The singing ut Mr.. Ir.rhkN :
saturday uigh' was well a.'ctde i
all rep r,od ~ nee ,,n". rhnsc
ut.ses, vera ,1m, John sod
Joseph RA,,"rree, Dave. Ari5nr
n'd A.ner, Xrr-chky, John ahd
oar'in Collins. John. Gcn,Gc ~ |
Dave Barren. Jncla aud ON.
k1tssrreG, Nidir and Oma Rur"h
EsA AN. Ns.ta late aud BeS4ir
Black
Charles AMI E'het Rnyauro
v,r,.d George Tate Sat. n'rii
lila P,nr and Cora Skr'lcateI
Visited u. W, y. Blacks Monday
Bes,l. and Eda .sin,,rd TO W.
singitg Sat. nigh, and got scared
aud ran home.
picccirg quits is the "rarr o
: the day ut M. B'ncS..
Mr.. .'ravrr made a hnsinrr
TRIP To Mr. Blacks sunday.
As news is scarce will CT ~. ;
bye.hyc ~ AL.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19

- nsch ssjsysd y al present.
Asoss oss O'Clock DINNER wssI
ssrved from tAs veil aIIsd baskets
The Ladies' bsosgAt. The old
cospie sss qsiss aetivs 10 spite 81
shsir ~. M L,sdholn being
|Ss pears old - ~. LIsdhslm s.
Asd il NJ ! bssstifal sight 10 see
sAsm sssssd ssesad ~ table
|ssrrousisd ~ their friends and to,
hear them tell Of early life here
among the bills. The gassts re-.
surnsd to their homes declaring
they had had one Of tbs most
delightful days Of their life.
Ella Kal!m.n and Jim Lewis
spent Sunday afternoon ut G. o.
Friska.
Emma Johnson took dinner with
Alice .nd Ella Nenkirk last Sun.
MILESTONE Creek ace med like an
attractive phase for our young
people Sunday. Ono crowd eon.
s'sting Of Mary West. Dove Green
Clara Frisk. John Hegberg, Due
Green and Emit Frisk spsnt The
Gay about o miles do an the creek
Another crowd also had 40 all day
onti"g. These were Harry Greer
August Hegberg, Forest Mciber
Alvin and George Fr,sk 1t wa
such a beautiful day. They al
report splendid time, Did W,
| find ont II we were on the rigb
road.
Mary West called on Clar,
Frisk Friday.
Ella and Carl Kallman tool
dinner with Mrs, Green Sunday.
| Ma,h,lda Frisk unfortunate;
y had a calf killed last week Tn
3 animal got his head fastened in
crack Of u petition, fell over IN III
manager and broke his neck.
(
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
A Boys Corn Club.

TSo years ago superintendent of
schools of Hamilton c., Tod, who
is enthusiastic and progressive
conceived The idea OF organizing
a club Of boys 10 grow plots Of corn /.
for prizes. and TO hold two meetings
year with cor. Judging contests
THIS CLUB was started with
number Of enthusiastic: boys and
has now over $50 members,
Sup J, +, Hfinrs writes as FOL
lows concerning this club; ut
aclds two meetings each year, in
Apr and Dec. AT tie Apr. meeting
the selection and testing Of seed
corn. preparation and cultivation Of
the soil are discussed. The bcsr corr
growers III the state ,re secured 10
talk 70 the boys 4, these meetings.
In Aug:,he clnb held an excursion
10 the state experiment station and
more than 300 persons took the trip
and visited the Purdue agricultural
college.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
WliETSTONE ITEMS.
D, what glorious weather.

d, what glnrious weather.
Easter Sunday was surely an
almost perfect day, The farmers
would be glad If the nice weather
would continue 80 their work
couI1 90 forward,
Alma Russell came home from
Kansas C,ly last week to attend
the wedding 1T hcr brother Alfred
RusscI.
Miss Jaiia Larson aud MIR Alfred
Russell were united 10 tho lIoiN
Bonds If Mn,rlmpny Thursday ~
one o'clock. Rev. Wes,cr ii
Kansas CITY o!liria'ed The bride
was beautifully a,tired in white
s'lk null aud the groom in the
cuuvrn,iunal back over one
hundred guests were invited Mr.
aud Mrs. Russell will reTain will
their parents ~ week: Then they
will leave Tor Moline nj. wher,
they eappc' 10 make their future
home. We wish ,hrm much bappi
ness III their wed led tlte
One OF the rlcasan,cN aud mos
On; ,yah'e affairs tina, has occurred
anon. The Swedish people wa
the surprise party on Mr.. AM
Mrs. Andrew l.indholm in honn
ri ,hc,r s,X.,ctk wedding ami
versar. Friday Arra IL, Mr an
Mrs L,udh..lm arc the olics
. couple among the .Swedes in ,h'
community. Mr. L,"dhrlm sani
, a sous which he had compose
tetr,n. OF h.s i,i.'. a,-,ory. Thi
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
UNION GROVE, ITEMS
Il, sj.a, and Na,iitg

Dear I'd and cor. here we com c
again with our little hand fun OF
news after m absence Of las, week
Flowing aud max ug !encc seem
Ia hc the order OF the day IN this
vicinity.
We'll April has come with sunshine
mad showers.
We hope it Will hiring plenty al
beautiful flowers.
Ralph Jarrett, wife AVID baby
spent sunday April first with LINN
cnudIc and .amliy.
Lille Boyd Is staying AT WIN
Rrut,Hs
; M. Steiner, >pru' Sat. Might
VITA her hiotnor Cha.. Steiner, oI
Norwood
; Ani,e Seger has returned 'cm,
from Kansas CITY where she hn,
heeN for the past 'our or tls.
months, "o welcome YOU aom,
Ann,c
! Bres'c "rnton spcn, Sun. even
,ng with sarah E,hsun
! Wltic tchl,lsicr is s'ayin,
wl'h her a's,et sn,tr Carlson vi.
- on the sick last
lGn Caudle. vile and hut
spen. lus. sur. WITH the wit.
, mother Nv, Ste'ne,i.
The srrer,sc dinner gwen ;
Mira. hI,takers in homer NJ prn
Bowman on Sl.a. April the "a
: was we'll attended all rcrurl
Jolly time and p'eh y Ia es..
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.. l(ans 49, "a ianily has nes
Il ~ III tasn sAisA h bousks
|ssssotly ison Bic motApr.
Quit : nlubsr Of the Rocky
valley girls and boys vsrs ont On
IN fishing trip last Sunday. the
party consisted Of John Hesbseg,
vary West. Emil and clara Ufisk,
Dove and Due Green. Hope they
had good time and plenty tc eat
mrs. D: Green spent Tuesday
With YRS. Neukirk:
Emma Johnson spent last Tues
with MRS. Rob Campbell also visit.
ed the Misses Neukirks.
minnie Davis was visiting her
un:le anu aunt Mr.. John Davis
and wife a :cw days last week.
Due Green seems to be very
well pleased those days wonder
why? Guess C. r. knows.
Due Green and John Heghur,
was seen going TO town last Sat
nrdoy IN hurry, I wonder wha,
for ask the Rocky Valley girls SCI
liz they know.
Maud Barnes spent a few day
with her sister last weak Mrs VIM
Ncuki-k.
Maple Hegbnrg visited her siste
Mrs. Aare last week.
Emil Frisk ga-s over to Dick Or cen
quite 4 good deal here lately wonde
what ia the a'lrac'ion Guess Dow