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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-31
LADONh TELLS
WHY He SHOT
At SKIPPER
= So -
Z .# Al
II
Fireman of Freighter Afra'gn-
ed and Makes State
T Tnent

That John Labona a fireman in the
Norwegian steamship Guernsey inlenu-
eI to end the career OF Captain =.
Sorenson master of that vessel Ano
then take his own life, was the state
r ent brought out this morning follow
ing a preliminary nearing al Distrlc'
Court before Judge Larnacn, VINO ex'
amined several witnesses to the drama
tic shooting near the entrance to the
Interisland Steam Navigation coai
wharf yesterday morning.
I.abona was formally charged VITA
assault with aideadly weapon with IN
tent to commit murder and ne mas
been committed to the circuit court
, for trial. @-
| Labona was given the opportunity OF
making a statement in his own oena
: This morning. 1t was learned that
: after leaving the police station yester-
day morning the fireman VINO was q
complaining witness against, captain n
i>Sorenson upon charge or assauE
and battery. proceeded to the NorWeA.
ian consulate. -.% I
He made inquiries as to his rights
and is said was told that upon MIS- re.
turn to the ship and to dap ne Woulo
re made to forfeit one months pay oe-
canse of his action and insubordlna-
ton.
Labona alleges that it was explained
to him that he must comply win tne
regulations governing the articles Iha'
So signed before shipping In the
Guernsey at Newcastle N. s. w.
The prospect of losing this amount
ot money is said to have great!
angered the fireman. He left the con
. sulate and it is believed then followed
5 the skipper of the Guernsey to tn'
, ship.
According to eyewitness the firms
of four shots by Labona at Captain
z Sorenson took place along about tel
G. clock Yesterday morning as the skip
per had just passed the gate tina
guards the entrance to the coal Wnar'
Labona is also said to have beel
q given the impression that In as mucl
as Captain Sorenson had been fine
> SIS with So court costs, this sur
. would eventually come from the pa
,d the fireman who would be compel
u ed to remain with the vessel to tn
" completion of the voyage.
- Labona is understood to have mao
y the declaration that under no circun
i stances would he stand for the dedu'
- ttion of this sum from his wages.
% The defendant was not represente
bv consul but he will be provided w
an attorney when the case comes u
70 for trial at the circuit court
er
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Y. N BOWS
SQllARELDR
CAPT. fKER

my own opinion of PARKER
Is one OF the most thord.asnect
and confidence, and | cab shall
vote for him for sheriff VI clear
a conscience as ] ever yoSr any.
bory In my life. shall ndv vote
for him. i shall be glad tdin his
electbn in any way possiard I
have mo hesitation in decI INV
belief that he should be ED sher.
Eiff." ono.
Suth was the emphatic lment
this morning of Mr.. w. Al H He
was isked by the Star BuIletr his
opinibn on the sheriff-ship. Of
flee Involving the preservatiIf or
der ind the upholding of la4 this
city. = '
Without hesitation Mr.. Sd re
piled that he intends to vote fiant
ParHer, and equally withoutEita
tioRf he proceeded with a stH n
dorRment of Capt. Parker's nina
worth and his ability as an Oh q
the law. 49, -
His record as a member of Inc
lice department for many yearsbw
ed that he is Efficient says MRo
wen "and / consider that durilfb,
past several years that Capt. He
waslnot in Office, then this comb
ty Rs suffered a loss. / feel thh
Is t1e kind OF man we can we'll ar
to put into office. He is devotet
his huty and will do it faithfpll{
MF. Bowen, related Several incidk
showing Capt. Parker's fine persd
ty as well as his worth as a poI
1ffiSiaI. y
He will have all the suppot t
can give him." said Mr. Bow
am know that if elected hi .
make good,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-31
.SOAPBOX CORNER
|. IS QUIET TODAY

At once the largest and most order,
ly crowd thus far, assembled d1
~soapbox Corner" this afternoon
Charlie Barron, boss of the daily rune.
ton. took the first three-quarters OIL
an hour for himself. Before he had
reached the fifth to the last lap OF
his language marathon, there were
cries to give somebody else q
chance" but he stood on the order
of his going until he was exhausted
of the whole magazine OF DemocraI'
ic ammunition. No Republican re
spoudfng to his call for the neA'
sneaker. he hailed Charlie Hustace
cut of the crowd. who was at 1t "nen
the Star-Bulletin reporter lett
Barron's main speech today was
reply to Delegate Kuhio's dlsclalhel
of responsibility for the employmen.
of alien labor on Federal works ~ ~
Hawaii. He told of the employmen,.
of Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Pm ~
pinos and Porto Ricans on "ork "a. q
Leilehua and Pearl Harbor' ana SAT-
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that the Territorial and County gov.
ernments here were able TO protect
citizen labor from similar compeu-
tfon. There were three Orientais 70
eyery one citizen employed on FED
eraI work here, he said. On the MAIN
land citizen labor was better protect
ed on government work. contractors
on which were obliged to give an
eight-hour day and fair wages.
Kuhio, said the speaker. could md
time to put through bills to enable
Sam Parker to dig bitches, and 0tner
hig men to build railroads, but could
not SPARE the time to assist his TEL
to earn their living. he
reneated his previous denunciat1ons OF
the railroad trespass law, and the rest
of his usual speech in general.
Hustace started out In this prolo-
que: "I am fighting a lone hand be-
cause the parties have put up canl..
dates for mayor who are not nt 10
perform the duties of the Office. Hay-
ing been chairma8 Of the board OF
supervisors two years, and giving 4
good administration, and having feen
in a banking institution here for tWer-
ty-five years, l come before yea to fsk
for your votes as your next mayor
When Sam Parker's platform nrss
appeared, i told you from this slanu
that none of the ideas came out OF HE
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.SUPpORI IS
DENIED LINK
ON ALL SIDES
His Rounds of Bio Sugar Age1.
cies Bring Forth No
Results

Failure to secure the support OF the
big sugar corporations OF the Ierrl-
tory. and anger at the County Demo
cratic organization, are the chief con-
tributing causes that sent l.. L. Nc
Candless to Maui during the last week
of his campaign for Delegate to Con-
gress. r<%is = ..
McCandless went to Maui with Ma
yor Fern yesterday having practicaily
abandoned hope OF carrying Oahu or
even of giving Kuhio close ngnt
here. according to reports from Demo
Gratis on the inside of things Ferns
strength on Maui is relied upon 70
help McCandless pick some votes
That McCandless utterly failed In
hard attempt to get the support OF
the big sugar agencies, has oeen d
matter of discussion among poitl-
clans. for several days. Two agencies
at least, it Is certain, declined fiatly
to give McCandless support when ne
went hat in hand, figuratlVely II not
literally speaking, to ask their nelp
It has been stated by men in a posi-
ltion to know, that McCandless MADE
the rounds of the big Five" without
any tangible results in the shape o.
aid.
| While he was failing to secure the
| support of the powerful corporations
4 the Democratic delegate was also.
war with the Oahu county campaign
organization. Democrats closely con
Injected with the campaign manage
ment say that the real reason why NC
Candless refused to come through
with his usual fistful of funds is tha
he learned that both Mayor Fern AM
Sheriff Jarrett intend to support Dele
gate Kuhio. Upon learning this. 1t l
II said, and guessing that many otner
II of his fellow-Democrats did not lnten'
to vote for him, McCandless cam
out in the open and declared that h
didn't intend to put up money TO
luaus and other campaign expense
IIfor members of his party who Wer
prepared to desert him.
This anger led to the outburst
| few days ago when he told the Sta
Bulletin that he would spend no mt
ney for his campaign except for nj
personal expenses, and that under
consideration would he scatter aroun
the coin in the usual pre-eIectlo
style.
~ McCandless is expected back Q
to- Saturday Republican leaders toda
IS lwere discussing report that he ma
g. conceded the election to Kuhio, b'
+ hat report could not, in the absent
q Link, be verified.
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lUST FOR
1Rs MORE
naaNnnates Close Two
s4act with Amer
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Sugar Fad eon.Lass '.,;,S the
onnsn,aai lining Company -
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ssenaS s. ~ tract had been
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IL the transal lai susi ,,;.toa
consisting Of s ..n.,dan,
Gu ns ,ha = a4gn vice president
- - aie,snd. slseph P. Cooke,
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October /, 1919 : ,sieh @ nario.;
tho American n 49, pe .,s,,
take all of theI 1npa
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Terms of puIeh @ ,aar sre
unchanged, being - v...,s sase, .,,ota. "a
ton on arrival lea ~ 80 Nam \ S@
not having been n A. NJ DeStn,,
could not inform pni,a.,n $ 're. J.
porter whether thd .i..,is
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Think WILSON
gets VOTES BY
SHERMAN DEATH

In respect TO Up memory of Vice
president James SlhooIcraft Sherman
whose death occurred last night. flags
Throughout Honolulu today were low
ered to half-mast. hnd the u s. dis,
trict court at the suggestion of Dis.
trlct attorney r. Nv Breckons, ad.
journed its sessio1 for the day
fne Nice-presidett was known per-
sonahy 70 few In his city. Governor
FFear, VINO had MT him aon several
occasions while Ndng the national
capital on oficial business said.
ne was dellgtful man. To meet,
Uourteous ana affale, and seaeraI
Zines expressed aklively interest in
Hawaii, .inquiring koncernine condi.
tions here and offdink his ala freely
In governmental orIegislatiye matters
In which he mightbe of assistance
He always appearedto be very frienS.
ly to the Territory
Sherman's deathleayes President
isIt Wltnout ruhing mate in the
kig campaign that eaches its cIimay.
ana close next Tu,Bday, and it has
caused some specuf lion as to the ef.
rect on tne election Should Taft be
reelected there WILDE vacancy in
the Office of vice-pesident The laf.
ters Is principally q preside over the
sessions OF the sente, and the law
provides that in the lease Of vacancy
lnat position shall bqilled by the cleo
ton, by the senate of TEMPORARY
president. This meas that IL Taft is
elected again the sdate must choose
temporary chairmh, who WIN pre-
side over the declarations of thar
body for the next fou years. H. j
Also, at the openit session of con.
Bress in December &emporary presi.t
1ent OF the senate II be chosen, to
serve until March 4. lIf either Wilson
y roosevelt Is eleled president OF
he United States th, temporary mead
u the senate will refe from his posi-
ion when the new dcials take Office
d March. ..r. s., = N
While the effect oiSherman's death i
IN the campaign not considered ]
lere 70 beagreat, was generally |,
commented on the Ireet today thai
fatts cnaneeS none 20 bright as they
Ire, will be lessene(by the death OIL
lis running mate. #trong Roosevelt
said this morning that he
believes that Wiltn rather thanl,
roosevelt will pick b the votes that |
he Taft cause may Top. his estimate ,
u the situation beg that the Taft I
ldherents are Viola anti -RooseveI |
nen and will pref to vote for elt
oemocrat rather tha for the big Bull l
loose. Il
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In Memory Of pther, Makes
Donation foSchooIing
of Need Girls

Rufus P. spaldings II Kealia, Kauai,
has given $4,000 as emorial funG in
memory of his mott, the income of
which is to be devot to the mainten-
ance of girls in mel circumstanc"
and worthy of assiS Snce. 1t will be
used to support ate east four young
women. giving thi the requisite
training to become eachers in rhc
public schools. ThSgift is to be
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$4,000 tIVEN AS MEMORIAL
pND BY RUFUS SPALDIf(

kntwn as the Wilhelmina Haiis
Sptlding Memorial Fund.
The beneticiaries selected are O
hate all expenses paid during me
SCHOOLING at the kaiulani HONG f.
Gllls in Honolulu and until they gradt
ats from the Territorial Normal anC
II Inning school and are prepared tt
assume their duties as instructors. As
sofn as these graduate other beet
cl3rles will be chosen to fill the places
vseated.
Two beneficiaries under the fund al
ready have taken up their studies al
the Normal school and two others will
te chosen as soon as practicable.
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Especial STAR Bulletin cortespondcnce]
SCHOFIEI.D BARRACKS. Oct. sa.-
BY underground wireless that means
Of communication which although un'
known TO fcIence. carries news oi
army plans and army doings faster
than the wires or mails, comes the
word that the Twenty-eighfh Infantry
n soon to be ordered to Hawaii Furth.
ermore. q well defined rumor has II
that the regiment will not be stationed
1t Schoiieid Barracks, but will be quar-.
tered IN or near Honolulu.
This disposition OF the troops comes
ae 4 bic surprise to all but a very few
army officers In the department, for 1t
was generally believed that the po-
licy Of the war department as en-
bodied In accommodation of the
General 6ttl. was to concentrate all
the mohi. troops OF Oahu at Schofeld
Barrack& With the exception of the
one battalion nt Fort Shafter Plans
Tor The reI4snenl post e schofeld
include provision for tik regiments of
Infantry. 101 tie ordering of:tiie next
Arrivals T. snother sta tion' i cause for
The reason for..ths change of plans
II Is thought, IIes 81 THE recommenda-
f|o11 1 ||6 sDefenee Board, which
00[l0 "A here l1st July and which. Il
is IS'|.I1t. strongly urged that q full
regiment of ihf6ntfy be stationed near
H0no|r'u. for the defense OF the city
aid of Pearl Hnrbof.
Then 6fain, the increating scarcity
az water III Schoneld Barracks nakes
il extremely unlikely that any IRE
troops would be ordered there until
the permanent post Is finished. at
the same time there will be an abund-
ant water {upply.
The IWenfy-eighfh Infantry has,
with the exception Of q tour in Cuba
during n6cifcation' days. been in
continental United States for a nl1A
her oI years, and Is known to be due
for overseas gervice.
ochof6|1 e1rraej<s Notes.
Major George H. McManus, lnspec.
tor General. upon the conclusion of
the field firing Of the artillery devot- /
ed the remainder of his stay at the
post % the inspection and condemna-
tion of unserViceable arms and equip /
mente of various organizations here
stationed Owing to lack pf time he
was unable to pass on the aceumuia-I
ton Of other worn out or damaged
material Of which a vast quantity is
on hand and Il will have to wait The
arrival Of another Inspector General
from Western Division Headquarters.
Captain ]. e. Bell. End Infantry, who
served as Chief OF Staff for the Blue
Army IN the recent maneuyers. has
been advised of the serious illness of
Mrs. Bell that eliminated in an opera
lion for appendicitis. Happily later
news was Of more favorable nature
and her SPEEDY recovery is assured.
Captain Bell though a recent. ar. .
rival has firmly established himself
professionally In the garrison by rea-
son Of his excellent work as chief of
Colonel WiIder's staff and his old
Did comrades of the Second infantry /;
are rejoicing over his unchanged re-
putation
Lieut. Campanoli of the 1st Infan-
aSLs Z
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Union Men Plotting 70 Kill
IAssoclated oress ca5lel

31nvestaao sado oI tns ..es
ent Of Justice dynantlng t. mere .o0.y
Union uppeo
d.t Detective perpetrators the Los
spscai Agent followed this with testimony 2 tns y, %
Pententary
Associaton and
n hunting them down.
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ANOTHER REGIMENT FOR !.
HAWA|E POST IN CITY.
Twenty Eighth Infantry Slated For
Duty Here, Says ''Underground'
Report

naaHaHaaaaaaaaaa aa = y aaaa u aaaa..s
military plans foreshadowed !.
infantry to be sta !;
Hawaii to stationed
July Of the military defense board - y
.1 e ss -. :. =. :. ss ....4. =
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suck

o. SAN FRANCISCO Oct. sO.-Beets:
IS analysis, 9s. 3D. trity, 1893 cents.
Previous quotation, S. 33-4d.
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h is said the product of klondike
gol mines will be $1,500,O0O greater
this year than in previous years.
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Millions Spent In Campaign
fsp...laI slar.BulLetin cableI

C, 3f-Accord
her. today campaign date are nearly "a
60 .,eh of the two old parties Democrats lead VIII
ba. been contributed Republican campaign
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Football Kills Yale Guard
rspecial star-Bulletln. CableI

NEW HAVEN Conn., s1Rsh Guard York o. the oo
Of received
the pneumonia atack
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Johnson's License Refused
TAssoclated Press cabIel

3fThe renewal OF
lack Johnson champion been hslo up 81 n
prove 9oeo
t.r The action grows Lucille Cameron incident
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Sherman Passes Az
rAssoclated Press cablel

NEw yoRk October 3o-chairnan iies OF the RepuocA
cottee has meeting Of the conm.tee lo1
Veepresden passed away s n.ns
hers 81 hs family shout SUNSET asr
4
Hyseven years oid bean9 Do5n sso0
~ 1856 Brirhts cf his death
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Especial Bulletin CablcI
,A,A tarrN r C. October Tat will attend y
residsnt shsrans takes place next satusesy
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100000 TURKS ARE
ROUTED, flee MAD[Y
0ies Forcing Their Way For
cerd---PoWers May Intervene
- Is Report At Vienna
eoh9s ,tinople Point OF Attack

SOFIA, Bulgaria. oc%ssocated Press cableI
victory main TURK aThe BULGARIAN army has won ueak
terrific three day: battle completely routing
The Turks Hed maNnS .>re miles Turkish front
The fleeing took reusad woundsd battlefield
be surcunded. NAdranopie, which 10 reported 10
October 3t--.
Balkan allies
IPEk Turkey, October 3t--The Mons
fleeing hay. oapured mi. city,
< Especial Bulletin q
LONDON. Silt reported
soldiers 6as hat Tuh
and Adrianope -AisarlaH frontisr
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tcontInusd on page 80
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-31

Ventura, Eoy. ].
From Vancouver:
Mariana. Nov. 6.
For Vancouver:
Makura, Nov. 6.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-23
SOUTHWEST DARLING

Aug. 21.-John w. johnson and son,
Adolph, helped stack at Andrew He'd.
in s today. We are glad to note that
Mr.. Hedin is improving every day. -
August Blomquist exchanged work
with Gust Nelson at harvesting. ~ =.
Fritz Bigalke fell from a load OF
hay and broke some. of his ribs and
will be laid up for some time. +
ri Herman Hanson has rented Gust.
Klingberg g farm for three years:
Fritz Liljeblad, who has been IN Cam
ada, lis here on aivislt.
The sad news that. Harry Groat,
former operator here, has been drown
ed, was a severe shock to our people,
as he had many friends here. =: =
Herman johnson and son made a
business trip to Minneapolis last week
William E. Caldwell went to Anoka
last Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Harry Groat.
Misses Sigma and Olga lyman Of
Chicago are home visiting relatives and
friends.
Simon and Herbert Swanson run
three farms and have the work done
right up to the minute. They are sure
hustlers.
William Caldwell bought a fine
livery horse some time ago and is do
ing a fine business these days.
Willie Thelander is on the sick list.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-23
NORTH ELM DALE

Aug. 20.-Eddie Maciej and Frank
Blenski went to Bowlus on business
Saturday. .....
LIP. and Peter Anderson went to
Swanville with cattle Monday.
Johnnie :Kulla went to Larimore, N.
D., where he will be employed for some
time.
Mrs. Anton Symanietz and son Of
Swan River visited with Mrs. Stan
Maslokski Sunday
o. A. Wittke and Christ Schlag went
to Royalton Monday.
Miss Lizzie Kulla, who has been en-
ployed in Bowlus since last spring, re-
turned last week.
Mrs. Paul Kul]a went to Bowlus last
week with cream.
Peter Sobieck Of Two River helped
Mrs. Anna Casey stack her grain.
Anton Symanietz went to st. Anna,
where he will be employed during the
fall running engine for the Mr..
Dobies.
E. NJ. Larson and sons, Henry and
Robert, and Miss Charlotte Olson went
to Swanville on business.
Anton Jendro started threshing
Tuesday.
Henry Sneizek Of Bowlus, who has
been staying with his grandmother for
some time, returned to Bowlus last
week.
Miss Charlotte Olson and niece.
Annie, and nephew, Walter Larson,
went to Bowlus Wednesday with cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ schlag and
daughters, Nina and Minnie, were call
ed to North Dakota,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-23
DARLING.

Aug. 21.-There will be services held
ct the Swedish Mission church next
Sunday, Aug. 25 at 1880 a. m. by Rev.
J. A. Peterson Of Flensburg, who will
preach the sermon. All are cordially
invited to attend. u =
:, Misses Edna Wood of Little Elk and
Clara Kirkebon Of Little Falls drove
up Monday, spending = the afternoon
with Miss Lydia Malm.
Mrs. Harry Pearson and daughter,
Mrs. John Richard, drove to Randall
Wednesday. =
Rome Pearson, Edwin johnson and
Otto Thelander:left Monday for Morris,
to be employed on J. B. Eystad' s
threshing chine near tina t place. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peter spent Sun
day. with friends in Parker ( ~,
! There will be another BAN game
PLACED at Fishs4ake next Sunday. be-
tween Darlingifsahd Green Prairie in
Enlightenment: If an interesting game
is hoked fori;sfur1 out and see this one
as is expssteas46 ne the last zeR e.. Of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-23
BRICKYARDS:

Aug. 21.-Mrs. NJ. Scott and daugh-
ter, Mrs. 3. A. Savage, and little son,
Everett, left Saturday for short
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Reid at Walker.
Miss Norma Ried and brother, Mar
tin, returned to their home at Walker,
Misses Florence and Eta Green,
Leander and Waldemar Larsen were
Royalton visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Larsen visited at the
johnson home in Culdrum Sunday.
Miss Dottie Savage and Della Quine
visited at A. Strom 8 Tuesday.
Mrs: I. Birch and daughters, Lottie
and Bessie, were Little Elk visitors
Sunday.
A number Of little folks enioved
themselves to picnic Wednesday at
the home Of Miss Lillian Strom.