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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-08-02

trade who knows the language Of the
natives, and Of his competitors. Ask
those who know. Language extends
trade where the flag cannot go. The
world is being commerciaized.
English First German Second Scan
dinavian Third in Northern States
In America as in Europe the dead
languages are less studied than for
merly and modern languages more
It is not the part Of wisdom to kill
a living language in community by
trying to resurrect dead one. In
the United States, English will al
ways be first and everywhere, while
in some sections Of the country ones
foreign language may be second and
in other sections different national
tiles give other languages second
place. Hence the advocates Of only
English need not to fear any other
language will become the national
language. English will hold first
place, and in the north for some
time at least, German second place,
and Scandinavian third place.
When we read in our excellent
school textbooks on general history
Of the large and illustrious part the
Scandinavians took in founding the
great nations Of Europe, Russia,
France and England, we see the sad
mistake they made in giving up their
language so easily. In the East, the
Swedes on the Delaware for example
did the same. Will the Scandinav.
ians Of the northwest, in the face
Of the awakening Of their father.
lands in Europe do the same7 This
depends upon the country schools
following out the wishes Of the PEG.
pie paying the school taxes.
Languages an Inherited Treasure.
To say we cannot keep up The
languages Of our parents, at least II
the northern states, is no compliment
to the independence, intelligence, in.
dustry or perseverance Of the PEG.
|ple themselves, nor to their loyalt,
to either their old or their new faith.
erland. One has said, the Greeks
gave many beautiful things to tn,
world, but the most beautiful wa.
the Greek language. So we say, on,
Of the greatest treasures German.
and Scandinavians can give theil
children is their language, it is .
travelling trunk with many treasures
found nowhere else, safely preserve,
for use through the journey Of life
i If parents and children canno
teach and learn tho language of par
ents and Of the home, what can the.
teach and learnt Doing this RICH
would be discipline to lead then
better to teach and learn many 9th
er things. It is not clanishness no
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-08-02
Ladies Aid Meet +.

The Ladies Aid of the Swedish M.
E. church meet week from Thurs
day, Aug. 10, at the church. It will
be entertained by Mrs. J. ]. Sven
son.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-08-02
z6It H4SKiSS$

Harrison, July 31.-Misses Elma
and Ruby johnson called on Mrs. A.
E. Dahl on Friday afternoon.
A big dance was held at H. Mar
tins on Saturday night.
Mrs. Berglund Of Willmar is
spending a few days with her son
Peter Berglund and family, also Wis
iting other relatives.
Henry Ericksland bought Wag-
ner motor cycle on Saturday from
Agent Henry Thoryig at Spicer. The
former was spinning around Sunday
just as fast as the rest of 'em.
Miss Bertha Skoglund of Spicer is
at present visiting at L. Dahls.
Harvest in this part of Harrison
is all finished, and few bundles are
gathered up and put into stacks.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-08-02

The Automatic Draft Equalizer,
for which there is a great demand
among teamsters and horse owners,
is for sale here in Willmar by p. E..
Parson, the leading blacksmith, and
i; in all respects guaranteed by,
him. 24-5t
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-08-02

c. U. Peterson the Raleigh man
was around last week.
The Beck, Wicklund and Broman
young people were pleasantly enter
tanned Wednesday evening by the
Misses Ruth and Helen Edgren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Sic Bier mnb Srinffraae IN
Deutiblanb pom &tamb=
punt eiueS Mmertfa=
ner8.

Colonel @eurp Watteriom, @eoaft0r
oes Courier SSSournal" in 2ouiSptlle,
ay., befinoet iid gegenmdrtig auf Ell
uer @eiie III Deutidlano un0 Gat bon
Min1d,en aus eine11 8rief iiber Sic
Srinffrage an feline 3eitutg geld,rle=
ben. Obmobl oieler Artifel in SEN
reingeborenet urnerifaniideu &retien"
Sic peitelte @erbreitung ueroiel1t> ll.d]t
1tat1 pergeblib nab eimem Nborl,d it
Sen engliih geidriebenen 3eitungen.
Ser beriibmte 2orisotQer &e0aftel1r
uno 3eitungseeral1sgeber, ser lid) toe
gen ieiner ltnabbal1gigfeit 1es Den=
fe,1s uno ieiner m%anubaften 5treitbar=
felt nationalen SUITES erfreut, befinoet
lid al1genblidlid III 0eutldlu,to. Sn
Miin6en, Ser Staot 6eS 8iereS un0
Ser aunlt uno oe5 oemofratiiden @e=
lenS ieiner 8e1pobner, fat 8atterlou
Sic 9rinffroge at Ser &ofbrduqueue
lt1birt. Ct miro. SIT einem f0rmltd
begeilterten Mpoitel oeS n1dBigen &C.
m1l1es leidter @etr1nfe ltn6 peiit Sen
@inmano lei1er Qan6Sleute, ser anoe=
re WaBregeln erfor6ert, NIT Ser Nnt=
MORT ab: ~8as in 8apern beitebt u1,o
SnGrbunoerte beltonoen fat, obne Sic
8eo0lfer1ng geiitig ooer t0rperlid 51
ldsdoigen, fam. audi III ae11tl1dp uno
iiberoQ beiteben, no Sic &egeln Ser
Bernunft lno ser WdBigfeit malten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

lteber sic 2ebenSgepobnbeiten in
Ieutid(ano entpirft Sol. @atterlon
oas iolgenoe 8ilo: r0ie Yrobibttions<
irage lit llnbefannt. Ser moralii4e
3c(ot miiroe als @ranf beban0elt tper=
Sen. Bier lit nidt MIR @enuB=, ion-
oern fir einen groBen Gbeil Ser Be
p%olferung o,,h Grnabrungsmittel.
Ger Colonel bat mabrideinltb Sen
betannten 5tl1oentenider3 bonl .flui=
ligem Brot" geb6rt.) Ger 8ierbral1er
itebt inter Ser i%tritten lteberpadnng
|oes @eiebes, oas itrift ourd}gefibrt
miro. Nidts mie Maf5 uno Sopfen
oari sur Mntpenoung gebradt meroen.
Ser @enuB eoncentrirter altoboli=
iher @etranfe int &erbaltnib 5u 8ier
lit ouberoroentlid 0ering. 8ier mno
!eid,te @ei11e biloen fir Sen Mrmen
lpie sen Meid)en, fir SEN @pditebenoen
mic Sen geneinen Mann oas rationale
@etr1nt. SsSl1 moblgepfleeten @arten,
in oeren iold)e @etrdnfe perfauft mer-
Sen, or6ngt iid Sic gepolferl1ng an
ld)G,1eu Iagen. Sic finoet allel1 &om=
icrt, Glide uno beql,eme Stiible uno
al1imerfinme @eoienung. Neben Sen
Spiscn Ser @eb0roen ltn0 ser @eiell=
idaft finbet man Sen @nn0merfsmann
m1o 8olter, ale iih 5u elmer &epublif
Sc: @ebagens u,o Ser 6rer0e perei=
memo, bei por5iigliber. Ml1iit mabig
trinfeno. SIM @inter finoen oieie
@ereinigungen III groBen Salen itatt.
uNuf n1ei,rem Meiien in 9eutihlano
6abe ih III 6ieien &ollen inns @arten
al1d) niht eineu ein5igen 6all BON
5rl1ntenbeit aeIeben. Sraftiren nit
Sen es begleite,0en ltebeln lit 10 gut
mie mnbefam1t. Sober be5ablt fir
Ta:, mas er beiteat, ur6 trinft nift
lnebr, ais err miQ. 9n mormen Cont
mertagen fiibrt ser CURT btsmeilen
sur Sertilgl1ng BON mabrbaft tltani=
iden @iermenge,1. Nber ielbit sic
oes genoiie1en 5toffes medt
l,id)t uie Sic itarf alfoboliiden @e=
tr6l1fe Sen &fes5orn. Sic bat ge=
ra0e sic entgegengeiebte @irfl1na.
0aS 8ier l0idt ntdt nur sen
9urlt, ioltSern entbalt audi cine Men-
&c Mdbrltoft ser 6en %geringen &ro=
5entiab bon Mlfobol neutroliitrt uno
SEN Meniden 5ufrie6en nit iid ielbit
ltrro ieiner ltmgebung ma6t. SIT alto
ais Elm tpobltb6tiges@e trdnf erfun6en,
lpie man annebn1en mag, INT sic Cot
gen ees 2ebe1rs inns 6es @erfeltages
;1 periGel1de1r, Sen geiltigen pie Sen
Inaterielen Menf6en. glei9 befrie0i=
Nad oieiem 2obgeiang auf 6os
Miindener 8ier gebt ser 2ouispiqer
5driftitelIer auf sic &riminalitatiltif
pin 11,o benefit at ser @ano bon u11=
triigeriiden 3ahlen, SOB in bieier piel
Bier fouiumiren0en nn6 iih ltetig
.nebrenoen 8ep0lfer11ng Sic @erbre=
fen imuner mebr %abnebmen, obmobl
1ltf 319 Nerionen ser 8epolferl1ng
,in Erinfplab folnmt, in Dem Ieidte
Betrarfe perfauft peroen 6iirfen. un6
,or11 metrSet er iid) an feline Sreunoe,
lie amerifoniiden 8robibitioniiten,
ms iugt: rGieie 3ablen mi6erlegen
tic 8ebouptl1ngen ser amerifaniiden
pro6ibitiontiten, sic abiollt feinen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

lden beginner ein5uieben, oob es
groBere l1ebeI giebt als oas Trinfibel:
l1ebel, sic sen @barafter elmer Station
mebr beeinfluiie11, meil Tie a%llgerneiner
lin6, Sic 5di9ten ser 8ep0lferung
mebr burtboringen, meniger often 5u
Sage liegen 11nb ,peniger leidt erreih-
bar iino. Ser 9runfenbolo triH ge=
meingli9 MIR gu iebr in sic @ridei-
11ung. @it inn fam man fertig per=
BEN. Mnoers lit es nit Sen peridieoe-
men Gornten ~perionlid9er u1o politi.
ider Corruption. &l1gen6 lit freimil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

Contribution, fait gu Gooe eebett mor-
oen. Das ~@emeintpobI" lit Elm b1dyit
abitrafter 8egriff. gs lit ni9t iiber-
ali oerielbe, uie man bier in 8apern
liebt. Ct fat feline 8arianten. @er
ioQ entideioen, mas gum .@emein-
tpobl" lit? Ma9 pielen Sabrbunoerten
bartnadiger 8%eitrehanger, sic Men.
iden MTG epolt u.6olterq1alen gut gu
maben--beioes foitipielige uno grau-
lige Seblidl6ge - muroen sic ieIbiter-
%nannten, NIT 8lat un6 6lanuaeu Ar-
beitenoen @eni6enbefebrer in oenSin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

Tiger @ioeritano gegeu 6as 2aiter,
nibt er51pungener @ebcriam gegen
oratijd}e 8efeble., Moral lit Elm rela<
tiper 8egriff. @as moralii@ in Ell
1,ent 2anoe lit, mag unmoralii3 I'M
anoeren iein. l%1nrita1,oe anbern Sic
5aden. 3eit uno Srt muiien beriid=
iihtiqt mer6en. Das MQes miro 6ur6
oas &ofbraubaus in Miinden erenn<
plificiert.
.Die Bbraie, bob etpas gum 8eiten
oes @emein6emobls, lit, pie oieienige
ser .,@eneral @elfare" =&lauiel Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

por slpei Monoteu iabeu, iiuo gang uerz
mun6ert. SD babe ibnen, Dap Yerlna
Dies peruriadlte. Sd ipiQ lagel1, eS 1T
oos cluise @ittel fir Trlbiabrsz uno ale
uunereu &rant1eiten."
1artlcibisfc;t unb llnrerbauli@teit.
&e(eu u. Morfielo, ". 8, 2pman,
l1tab, lhrcibt:
nSn 8e5ug an;ii Sic Yeroieulte oes 3ez
rllua fam nicbt ge,llg gela9t tperoen.
SD bin so Sabre alt uno babe eber
cine Nebi5iu nllsgefunoeu, Die eiu gro<
6es 8e0ermgmittel fir meiue @elnnoz
Gcit lit. SD babe Sabre lang o1 3artz
leibiofeit nro l1nbcronulibfeit gelttteu.
Ser Bebra,1d bon Yerl1na a,i uur 5pei
@othen bat mir 9ro6e 2inoerung se<
hrucbt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
6abt STR bie ridltiqe 6nlfe?

Bolep Mieren=Etuen perleiben @u@
Sic ridtige &iilfe, 6as Gift, meldes
&iifenmeb, &opfmeb, @erpoiitat uno
nn0ere Mieren= nn6 8laien=&ranfbei=
ten perurjodt, gu 1reutraliiiren uno at
bertreiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

INTERRUPTED MAIDEN mouen. Giner Ser
Nnoere ii1o lie unmaBi9 III ibrer ioge-
nannten MaBisteit. Sic merfen gues
in einen 1opf: elm ein5igcs @las, lei
es 8ier, @ein ooer @rog, lit fir lie
Ser critic 5dritt ms @eroerben.
Sic itelleu iiid auf oem5 tanopu1lft
ser totalen ulro abiollten gntbaltiam=
felt, mag ibr @edt lit. Mber nidt
5ufrieben 6anit, oies fir lire eigene
liebe 8erion 81 Mun, il.den iie lire
Nniidt ibren Nad}tmrr ol1r4 oas &C.
iet o%l,f5u5tpingen. Mit iolder sc.
iinnpma 3l argunenttren, lit unn101g-
lid. Sc lit Sic Al1intcien5 oes De-
ipotismas. @iir6e oiei er iei1en @il=
len in ser Srinffrage 0%l1rdieben, 10
miir6e ser Sabaf oas nadite Mngriffs-
obiett fem; &ann f0ijnnten gemiiie Mab=
rumgSmittel nit 0em 9ann belegt tper-
sen, l1no Damn altd re(igioie Mniid-
ten, &let0er mo %perlonlides Muftre=
ten geieblid aeregelt peroen. 0e1m
einmal sic CUR Serridaft gefommene
1prannei fennt fei1ten Salt. Sand
tisruls lit erbarmurgs(os. 3ie. 2eute
bier in 1artid)lono miiien oas MIR 5l1.
gut, un6 Sic @erri6er magen ,rtd)t
gegen SEN 5tadel SIT lo0del1. l1n0 iiber
sen 3eipotismus III Mn1erifa la6t
man bier"
I'm a1f Sic uMoral bon Ser Sc
ididt" 81, fommet, fiibrt Colonel
@atterion SEN Sci er ms Miindener
&ofbraufa1,s, gilt ibm ei,e 8eidrei=
bl1ng Ser ginridtang l1n0 felt ibm
Damn Sic sort meilenbe uno trinfenoe
Menge Dor. Sic Me1ge, sic ii6 bier
ordnat. miiiien Sic ieben. Ser Nlat
lit beit6noig iibcrfiiQt. Ser goelmu,tr
itkt neben Gem Mrbeiter. 6rauen uno
&in6er fomlmen u1t0 gebeu nod Belle.
ben. ltnorom,ng gebort ms 2anf
Ser Sriillme. Sic Same 8ier, sic
Sic fir "a Yfennige erbaIten, lit Sop
pelt 10 groB mie ser in Nmerifa be.
fannie Stein" @enn Ser MaBfrug
ooer sic ubalbe MaB" geleert lit, oann
tragt tie Ser ~&e'uner" lelbit gum 6aB,
I'M iie l1el1 fiilen 81 luiien. 3um
@ier miro 0urit uno aaie gegeiien.
l1n0 10 lit es @unoerte bon Sabren,
Sag aus, Sag Elm, gegangen, uno ic
miro Sem Dogma Ser amerifaniiden
Hrobibitioniiten sic un3ueioeutigite
Mntmort ertbeilt, ienem 3cgma, oas
90 lebren mill, 6aB man ebenio penig
einen @etrdnfebanoel fibren fann, Of
ne 5rlmfenboloe 51 er5el1gen, mie cine
alapperidlangen-6arm, ofne Gift gu
ernten.
rMan fam ebe11io gut iagen, 0ab
man feline 8a1fen betreiben fann, Of
tic @onfoiebe 81 5iibten; ooer @tien=
babnen obne l1nfdue; o0er feline GUT
fen inns feinen Soil 5ieben fpn11, obne
Gbolero Morbus 51 risfiren; aber Ser
Ser giienbabnunfaQ, 6as 8aud=
1peb fins, mie Ser Irlmfenbol6, Sic
Ausnabme bon ser &egel. Sollen mir
feline @eloinititute, feline transport
feline @emiiiegdrten un6 fem
Safes u1rb Mle" mebr baben? Ser
riidter @eoanfe! 9enn mas lit 8aDern
beitano uro mcd beitebt, fann aud in
ms ionitpo beiteben, mo-
.ermunft un0 MaBigfeit berriden.
r@ir oe11fe11, mir itn6 elm freies
Golf l1no itinmen 6arin therein, SAB
in Ser @elt bel gu piel regiert miro.
0ennod mir6 Sic perioulide 6reibeit
10 angeyriffen, mie aeraoe in
Sen &ereinigten Staaten. Sic 3ro=
bibittonsmoge, sic iebt gliiflider>peiie
por eiiine 8%e0ro6ung uni erer
freien ginri9tungen. 9enfenoe Men=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
&ann faf
ir0tmn
@twas eXen
&bIinmter Tau BON maaem:
3rube1 boundnbi9 ber9e=
tfeut bmrcb Meruma.

Srdu Su>
FOR, Nobinlou,
704 Ne11le
ct. Sole6o. |
G:bio. idreibt:e
tuic cine neu$
8erlon. SID
babe feines
ihiperel1 Gel
fIble mebr&
audi feiueN
g If nj c Ell
,nebr, Bit.
uiht bon Gus ,
aeq1ldlt, tam ;
fat tr9eno
gttpas elleu4
obue ba6 es
mir tueb tbut.
Sd mD6te
sic aan8e 2eit
urbeiten. S6
babe 24Yfuu0
6uaenommen.
Qeltte Bic
I'M ,I.L n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

@ai4ebtes CLIFTON, 8eriian 2amn, Iearline
2atpn. SEA Sslano 8atiite. frans6nides 8atiite
uno cine berrlide Musiuabl bon f~iyurirten 8eiB<
naaren.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-29
GREENSBORO, IND.

GREENSBORO, Ind, Dec. 90
Greensboro defeated the Losantville
basketball team in two games at this
place Christmas Day. Afternoon score
"a to %; evening game "a to II. This
was the first defeat for Losantville
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Oswalt have re-
turned to Anderson after a few days
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Butler have
returned home after spending Sunday
and Monday with relatives at
Straughns.
Shannon Neff. Paul Brooks, Clifford
Crump and Voyle Martindale, of Earl
ham college are spending their vaca-
ton at home.
Prof. Bowden is spending the week
at his home in Sheldon, III.
Mrs. Frank Murray has returned to
her home in Liberty after few days
visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bond and son
spent Monday with relatives in Rich
mond.
New Castle Tuesday after a few days
visit with Chas. Bennett and family.
DR.. J. Kerr, wife and daughter,
Blanche. spent Monday in New Castle,
the guest Of relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Loren Brookshire OF
New Castle. and MIR. and Mrs. Roy
Copeland of Cambridge City, spent
Monday with VIM. Boyd and family.
The series of meetings which are be-
ing conducted by Rev. Brock at the
Friends church will continue this
, week
Mrs. Emma Lamb and daughters, of
Muncie. are spending the week at their
home here.
MIR. and Mrs. LATE Stigleman have
returned from a short visit with rela-
tives at New Castle.
Will Roller and family and Mrs. +.
Borton. were the guests of Richmond
relatives Monday.
Union Christmas services were held
at the Friends church Monday even
ing Rev. Zerbee gave the address.
Music was rendered by the Union
choir.
Charley Boyd and wife are spend
ing a few days at Elwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. HALLS Hoover, of Hag-
erstown spent Christmas Day with
Mrs. Alva Cook.
Mrs. Sue Gaylor has returned to
Richmond after spending a few days
at home.
Mrs. Jennie Blizzard is the guest of
relatives at TT. Recovery, Ohio, this
week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-29
News From Surrounding Towns

! Ora Christman and family of Day
ton, Ohio, spent Christmas with John
Christman.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Small and
son, are visiting former parisoners in
this place.
The Misses Francis and Nell Crull
entertained a number of friends in a
most enjoyable manner. Wednesday
evening at their home on East Main
street The rooms were prettily arrang-
ed with Christmas bells and other dec
orations appropriate TO Yuletide. The
time was spent in pleasant manner
with games and conversation. Refresh
ments of cake. coffee and bonbons
were served. The guests We're the
Misses Effie McMahan, Belle Garner.
Lillian HoWren. Clara and Norma
Herbst. Olive Morgan. Emma Sutton.
Harriet Ault. and Mrs. Fred Herbst.
Mrs. p. n. Wilson. Mrs. Sam Snider
and Mrs f. d. Morgan
The Misses Elsie Crull and Zenobia
Wiker spent Tuesday evening with
Miss Mabel Voris Of Milton.
Miss Rose Roth, of Newberrv, is
the guest of Miss Lillian Howren.
Charles Cox and son, Huber, of Rich
mond. and Mrs. Cora Cook and daugh-
ter, Mary, Of Cambridge City, have
been visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Hall, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Nation Of Muncie
were the guests Of Charles Howren
and family, Christmas Day.
Jesse Hall and family spent Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. Obed Hall.
north of Straughns.
Miss Effie Mcmahon spent the day
friday in indianapolis at the state
Teachers Association.
The Olive Branch Lodge l. O. o. +.
No. So entertained their families and
friends at their hall, Thursday even
ing A musical program and a social
hour were features of the entertain
ment, while a lunch of ice cream, cake
and coffee We're served by the commit
tee.
Miss E,f1ie Mcmahon of Marion, and
Miss Olive Morgan were the guests OF
Miss Linnie Hood at supper. Thursday
evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-29
NEW PARIS, OHIO

NEW PARIS, O.. Dec. 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. George kuebler and baby spent
Christmas with Columbus relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barr celebrated
Christmas with family dinner at
their home on Cherry street.
Miss Nellie Morrison and Robert
Reid spent Christmas with MIR and
Mrs. Lon Morrison.
Mrs. Martha Cook spent Christmas
with Richmond relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. George Fortney at.
tended the show at the Murray Mon.
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Baker entertain,
ed Christmas Day the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Butterfield. of Indianapolis:
Mr. and Mrs. George Penland, Oscar
and Walter Baker. of Pleasant Hill
MIR and Mrs. Reuben Young and two
sons and Chas. Cussins.
MIR. VIM. Belott. of Springfield. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Wrenn
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Benner spent
Monday with relatives at Boston
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Murray. OF
Eaton, spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Morrison enter
tanned at Sunday dinner. Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Addleman and two daughters
of Middleboro and MIR. and Mrs Gilvie
Coddington and family, of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Shankle enter
tanned at Christmas dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Omar DAWSON and family, Mr.
and MIA Z ]. Samuel& Misses Gxaca
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Samuels, of Oxford, and Donna Nor

Samuels, of Oxford, and Donna Nor
rison.
MIR. and Mrs. B. S Davis entertained
on Christmas Day the folio wing
guests: Mrs Sarah Davis, Miss Cena
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bonham
and Mr. and Mrs. Velney Shut and
family of Verona.
MIR. and Mrs. Gail Reinheimer are
spending the holidays with relatives
at Earlanger. Ky
MIR. John G. Aud has purchased
the S. V. Bish barber shop and has
taken possession. Mr.. Bish expects
to go into the automobile business.
Mrs. Cohurst, of Dayton, and Mrs.
Tom Dolooff, of Richmond. visited
Mrs. Ella Cox Monday.
DR.. lIawley and family were Monday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred l.. Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Thompson spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Dickson of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Bennett were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs James kessler
of Richmond. Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fred enter
tanned on Christmas Day Mrs. H. A.
Beggs and Mr. Jake Mcclure and
family.
Mr.. Orla Garretson and family took
Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Garretson.
Mrs. Catherine Aud is on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ballanger are
spending the holidays with Mrs. Dav-
export at Muncie.
The funeral of Mrs. W. A. Brown
was held at their home Wednes-
day afternoon. While Mrs. Brown
had been lifelong invalid, her death
came rather unexpected and was a
great shock to her family and her
many friends. She was a woman of
lovable and exemplary character, and
though fetered by illness, she did
much for the poor and unfortunate.
Mrs. Brown was almost seventy-one
years of age and has spent all her life
here.
Mr. Harry Collins is visiting rela-
tives in Chicago this week.
Mr. Joe Day and daughter, Thresea
and Miss ODell, Of New Madison,
spent Thursday with Mrs. Susan Nc
kee and daughter. Roxie.
Miss Charlotte Rainey, of Portland,
is the guest of her uncle, Arch Rainey
this week
Mr. A. 3. Heath is attending an edu-
cational meeting at Columbus this
week.
The Christian, Presbyterian and
Methodist churches, of New Paris, an
nounce that there will be a union
Evangelistic campaign in the near fu-
ture.
St Johns Catholic-First Sunday of
each month, morning service at 1870;
third Sunday of each month, Chris
tian Doctrine at 800 a. m. Services at
10 a. m.
Presbyterian-Sund school at
9:15 a. M; preaching at 1890 a. m;
preaching at 200 p III.
New Paris NJ. E.-Sabbath school
at 9:15 a. M, Supt. Ida Bohn; preach
ing service at 1890 a. m. A special
New Years sermon by the pastor Rev.
J. r. Wynd. Epworth League at 6. p.
m. Harry Born leader; subject 'Reas-
oning From Blessed Present to a
Glorious Future"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-29
DUBLIN, IND.

DUBLIN. Dec. 29---Harry Wilson
has returned to Wagner. Okla. after
having spent Christmas Day with his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. s. s. Wilson,
Eugene Cope has sold his property
in the north part of town. to Tice Wise
who resides north OF town Mr.. Tice
will take possession the first of Feb
ruary.
Miss Elizabeth Williams Of Corners
vile, was the guest of her cousin,
Mrs Clara Beeson. Wednesday,
Jesse Hall and daughter. Marie. at.
tended the Oyster Supper and enter
tainment at Cambridge City. Christ
mas night.
Miss Florence Knipe entertained at
supper Tuesday evening the Misses
Nellie Morris OF Sullivan. Nell Crull
and Nell Groves.
Frank Champ and sister. Miss Flora
spent Christmas with John Cox and
family Of New Lisbon.
The Misses Lenore Floyd. Grace
Oler. and Georgia Hicks were the
guests OF Miss katherine voris. of Mil.
ton. Wednesday evening.
Rev and Mrs. Dalton Lewis have as
their guests. the formers parents. Rev
and Mrs. Tennyson Lewis and daugh.
ter Of Vanwert. Ohio.
Mrs. O. Woodland and son. Of Dayton
O., are visiting her father. Robert Ri.
denour.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Morgan start
Tuesday to Norfolk. Va. to spend a
month with relatives
Miss Lulu Earls. Of Columbus. O..
10 the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J. c.
HuAAlo0eo0, Aorth Of town