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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23
FACE THE SUN.

Don't hunt after trouble, but look
for success, $50.
You'll find what you look for; don't
look for distress.
If you see but your shadow, remem-
Der, pray,
That the sun is still shining, but
you're / the way.
Don't grumble, don't buster, don't
dream and don't shirk,
Don't think of your worries, but think
of your work.
The worries will vanish, the work will
be done,
No man, sees his shadow who faces
the sun. Exchange.
i. i. !.
Nj Andy Carroll has returned from
businesses trip to Humboldt, Tenn.
.t-+.t.
Master Dannie c. Kelley Is visiting
his uncle, Mr.. John Kelley, in Gloster.
.t--.s
Mrs. j. M. Keller, of Lyman, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. S. E. Bishop,
on Hall avenue.
X !.
Miss Grace Ruble, of McHenry, is
expected Saturday to be the guest of
miss Marie Hill, on River avenue,
IL 4. +
Rev. and Mrs. d. E. Kelley had as
their guest, one day this week, Mrs.
Richard Anderson, of Bogue Chitta,
Miss.
Capt H. A. Quinnely spent Wednes-
day in Hattiesburg, en- route from
Camp Brewer at Columbus, to his
home in Laurel
j. I. Il
Mr.. R. l.. Watkins has returned from
r~'Hot Springs, Ark, where he went for
the benefit of his health, which is
improved, although he is still under
the doctors care.
4 Il i,
Miss Ruth Kelley, assistant post
master at Liberty, Miss, returned
Thursday to her home, after visit to
her brother and sister-in-law, Rev. and
Mrs. D. E. Kelley.
\. 4. \
Mr. and Mrs. Ethelbert Barksdale
and children, Mary Gwendolyn and
Ethelbert, Jr., of Jackson, are spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. F
M. Hill, ON Fourth avenue. Saturday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Hill will enter
tain at cards in honor of their guests
! 81.
Judge N. C. Hill and youngest
laughter, Miss Marie Hill, returned
Thursday from stay at Hot Springs
Ark. Misses Ethel aud Harriette Hill
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23

New York Herald: One can i'm
agine him shifting the dividend esti-
mate of the Harvester Trust nervous
ly from one hand to the other as he
barred his heart to the searching eye
of the Party of the First Part and
responded 81 have come to the con-
clusion that this country will not be
a good place for my children unless
we can have substantial justice" At
least so reported the veracious Party
of the First Part, and he adds that
"Bill' Finn, the Pennsylvania lamb,
said in effect, "Me, too"
AL this is very touching.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23

New York World: Mr.. Roosevelt
explains and Mr.. Perkins explains,
and both do Mr.. Perkins honor. Mr..
Roosevelt speaks of "Mr. Perkins
coming to me-" but 1t may be that
Mr.. Roosevelt had gone to Mr.. Per
kins. ~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23

Albany Knickerbocker Press: We
are a little bit afraid of man who
can make millions over night. We
are little bit afraid of a man who
cannot think except in millions. We
like the Judge Harlan type better.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23

applying the remedy is subject on
which every person is entitled to his
own opiniop. Perkins thinks they
do. Thus apparently is solved the
mystery of Perkins.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23

did not return with their father, but
the latter will be home in about two
weeks, while the former will remain in
Hot Springs for some time. 1t will
be most pleasant news to the many
friends of Miss Ethel Hill to know
that her health is greatly improved .
!. \. :.
Mrs. F. M. Williams and Miss Halle
Williams, of New Orleans, are spend
ing few days with Mrs. C. L. Quinn
and Mrs. Epley. They are en- route
home from visit to Chicago, New
York and Washington. On their re-
turn to New Orleans they will make
arrangements to move to this city,
where they will reside in the future.
j. SIS.
Birthday Party.
Little Miss Leota Frances Grain,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Grain,
known among her young friends as
Lady Grain, celebrated her fifth birth
day Monday by asking a few young
people to spend the afternoon with
her, at the home of Mrs. Addie Nc
Innis, on Newman street. The table
was lovely in it's decorations of ivy,
ferns and verbenae. The birthday
cake. with its three little candles,
surrounded by ferns, ivy and verbenae
and resting on Battenberg cover
formed the center-piece. From the
cake to the edge of the table were
sprays of ferns and at each end of the
table were two tall candlesticks and
at each corner were three small can
dlesticks. Bags of candy were given
! as souvenirs. Punch, cream and cake
were served Those present were
Stafford Bailey Marvin Haynen, Mary
Edna Haynen, Gretchen Robinson and
| NJ S. Dennis, Jr.
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Party For Little jackson Visitor.
Mrs. Eugene Gordon and Mrs. n. L
Green entertained at delightful chill
dren's party Thursday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Green, on West Lau
rel avenue, in compliment to Mrs
Gordon's niece, little Miss Huidaf
AGREE, of Jackson, who is spending
awhile with her little cousin, Jear
| Gordon. Many. games were played
and the afternoon passed off merrily
Mrs. ]. S. Albritten, Mrs. B. H. Put
nam and Mrs. R. B. Isler, of Jackson
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cor
don, served cream, cake and fudge.
Those who were present and enjoyed
the pleasures Of the afternoon were
Huldah AGREE, Jean Gordon, w.
Feay, Ethel Russell, Lomo and Otht
Donigan, Anna, Henry and Pau
Leleu, Burnett Hobbs, Jr., William
Haney, William Bolton, Gladys Metz
Margaret Heisler, Elizabeth Breland
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23

Chicago News: Perkins does not
claim particular virtue for himself.
He merely lays claim to foresight Ger
tain conditions in this country are
bad. He wants to help remedy them,
partly at least for his children's
sake. Whether Mr.. Roosevelt and the
Progressive party offer the most ef-
fective instrumentality in sight for
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23

RAMSEY & COMPANY,
LEADING UNDERTAKINGS
prompt AMBULANCE SERVICE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23
GEORGE. W. PERKINS.

Philadelphia Inquirer: 1855
Gearge w. Perkins confession to
faith"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-23

Kansas City Star: One may expect
the theory that Mr. Perkins has good
sense, irrespective Of. his selfishness
or unselfishness.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08
MILJJARDA VOJNIH STR0S.
KOV.

KmaIu bo lcto. ko .ic prircla
Italia Svoj "izprchod' pc T"i-
polish. DaSi ic do danes za>rdla
Samo Sc obrczic. znaSaio Strolki
~ 10 ckSpcdiciio IL Srdai Skorai
polno miljardo in konccm lcta
10 la miljarda gotovo ~ izcrpa-
ma. Skoraj hi %ltali.ii Memo lahko-
miSelnoSt lahko zavidali. Gee y in
tcrcsu revncga l.judtSva ne hi mo-
rail- obIalovati. da Sc vsak dan
zaradi te voInc ma StotiSotc lir
odtcgne drugim vazncjSim zadc-
VAN. Klavrni poloIai drzavnc lc-
lcznicc zahteva. da obraca r!ada
nanD >kozi leta nekaj sto Milo
nov. rko mai vse Skupai ne ostane
prazna krparija. Ravno isto ic
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08
Moe nemSke SOcialne demokraciip

Observation-Disclosures ella
nov stele socialna demokracija V
NemciJi V svOji pOliticni Organi-
zaciJi, skoro MILLION nemSkih de-
laNcev in Ielavk tvori trdno led
re, okrog katerega sc oh volitvah
lbirajO ogrOmne mnOzice social
no demOkraticnih volilcev. 4 EN-
cetrt miljona socialno demokra-
ticnih vOlilcev in cd teh 10000
organiziranih socialnih demokra-
toy skoro cctrtina volicev jc
V trdno skl|cnienih vrstah. XII ne
korakaio lie Cd casa do casa. le oh
Nolitvah i'll XII so Stalna vojska
Socializma zoper kapitalitiGno
druzbo. To ie armada, XII nekai
pomeni in Xxi tlaci pogum vsem
obrekovalccmt, klevctnikom i'm
sovrazuikom s~ocialnc demokraci-
Jc. Ioper stranko .ic nj pomoGi.
Ei Steje million delavskih boievni-
kov. katcri plaGu.jejo redno svo-
IL prispevkc ia protikapitalistic-
hi boz. kateri plaGu.icjo tclko. am
pax I navduScnjcm in XII prina-
Sajo poleg denarnih lrtcv tudi o.
gromno agitaciiSkrga della >voji
Stranki.
Crtrtina Socialno dcmokratic-
nth volilccv .ic politicno organizi.
ranih. Ampak tudi Y razmcriu $
Strokoyno organiziranimi DELAYED
.je Stcvilka lepa in zadovoliiya.
2.42l.OOO CLANCY Stcicio strokov-
ne e Y Ncmriii in >koro polo
vica strokoyniakoN .ic y polite
nj organizaciji, ClanStvo pri stro.
kovni III politicni organizaciii Ia
hteva vccio finanGno ir,cv i'm
vecJe Irtvovanje casa in della Y
obrh in IA ohc organiIaciji. Am
pax vtisk t"h Stcyilk ic ten sill
ne.ISl. ce So >pOmnimo. ia So ne
vIdrzcma mnoIc. Pc polazu ali
pa po zmagi vcdno in Y tez dale
hitrejc So pridruzujcio ncmSki
delavci svoiim bo.inim organiza-
ciiam. Poraz pri drzavnozborski
volitvi |. 1907. ko .jc ; farii in
; Slahto zdruzenja purgarija pa
brala polovico S%ocialno demokra-
ticnlh mandatory. .ic pomnozil Ste
vilo politiGno organiziranih DO
lavccv Ia IS odStotkov, Zmago-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08

4 liudSkimi Solami in pa Z iavni-
mi dobrodelnimi napravami, XII
Jill marSikatcri kraii tudi V mai
primitivnciSi obliki p~ogreSajo.
Scdal So rezcrvc. Xxi iih je naku-
picila pametna ~financna politika
V zadniih letih. zapravlicne in
StroSki IA voiSko in mornarico So
bodo V hodoce paG Sc podvoiili.
p~otroiili. Da hi Sc izmctani denar
V novih kolOniiah ~obrestoval. ma
to paG danes nihcc wee resno ne
miSIi. Samo nainaivnciSi vidiio
tam dohi Sc zlato dezelo. katere
ncizmcrni zakladi Sc bodo stekali
V ltalilo. Pohod V Tripolis pomc-
nj IN ltaliio financcn polom
ma Skodo italiianskega liudstva.
kai hi Sc bilo IA emo miliardo da.
10 ~napraviti "a goSpodarski ral-
vol drzave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08
sOdrugOm.
PonatiS IL 'Iar.je''

PonatiS IL 'Iarjc'.
Potrcbno hi bilo. da Sc napise
lgodovina delavskcga gibanja nl
>lovenskcm, da So poiasmi. kedaj
IN zakai ter kako so Sc prvi slo-
vcnski prolctarci zaceli zavedati
>voJcga razrclncga ~delavskcga
polozaja. cato prosimo vSc sodru-
&c. ki hi vcdeli q tch zaGetkih
kaj wee. mai napiSc.lo To ter po-
Sllcio napisano Sodrugu A.ntonu
kriStanu. Spodnja SiSka pri
LJubljani. Istotako mai tisti. XII
imaio svoii poscsti kak iztis
>ledrcih tasopi>iv: ''Ljudki glas''
lLjubljanal. "Delavski list"
lTrSt0. il leta 1880. dale 10
ra' lTrStl. "Delavec". "Svobo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08

Slavne vOlitvc V 1919 r;s
Spavale naSih sodrugov. Cd S36
o62 ]. 1911 je poskocilo stav;Io
polltlcno ofganlzlranih ma 970l12
/. ]. IN 10 odstotkov! V posled.
Nth sestlh letih .ie strankina mr.
ganlzaclJa n~arasla cd 2S4.OOO M
10000 CLANCY. Posamezni volil q
kraji Stejejo mad 10000 politi6no
organiziranih clanov: Norimberk
2O.llS, Berlin ". 25.267. Berlin
VI. 3l.4OS, Lirsko-okolica 32219
Tcltov-Beskov 32.SS5 in Ham
burg ". 42.332 CLANCY! To so na.
predkl. III ic zmaga V Min!
Ampak tudi pogled ma socialno
demokratlcno tasopisje zadoSca.
da Spoznam0. kako daleG SO nem-
Ski delavci pred mani in pred
vS"mi ostalimi narodil Berlinski'
NorwaltS' sam ina sloinnetin-
S~rStdeScttiSo6 n~aroGnikov y
noSlednjem Ietu ic napredoval 70.
pet IA 5000 odjemalcev, 5000 Y
encm letu priras'ka. Izborno ure.
lcvani satiricni list Der wahre
.Jakob' ina $4,000 naro6nikov
lcnSka "Gleichhcit'' IO7. 900 ma,
rocmkov. znanStvcna rcviia Die
Neut Ieit' 10000 naroGnikov. In
potem So 50 ~Socialno demokratiG-
rih dnevnikov, Use socialno de-
m~okraticno dclavsko 6asopisic v
Nrmtiji Stcj" mic mani ncgo l.
lIS.Ol2 narocnikoy - IA 171577
wee nego Y minulcm letu, 9milio-
nov mark n|arotninc i'm I Milo.
nov mark "a oglaS, ic spreicln
dclavsko t~aSopiSic - 10 SO vsotr.
Iii dovoljujejo caSpi>om. da mai.
Vec.n meri ~v>trezaio vsrm potre-'
ban in koristnim zeljam Svoiih
rita'cliev. in So oStaia denar IN
>%trankine namcnr. "a pridobiva-
Me III lzobralevauir ndiferentnih
mas.
O SIM kulturni Ell nemSkeeq
trlavStva pritaio og~omne nakla.I
dc bro>ur in knilg, XII iih ie II
poSIcdniem lctu izdala strankina
kniigarna "NorwartS''. Ma mi
lone hroSur in lctakov raSirja in
raznaSa Eoliti6na in Socialno 500
znanlc. i'll pa tudi vcdnosti IL vseh
panog GlovcSkcga mania.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08

da" 1884 do 1870, "zaria''
Ljubljana 1897. ''Lu6" (Ce-
lje). "Svobodni GLASGOW" po-
Sljejo. kar imaio. Zalozba Ear
.lc Jim povrne cvcntualne stroS-
he oziroma po vporabi tudi liste.
Zlasti prosimo rudarie V Idriii.
Iagol.iu. Y Trbovljah. Hrastniku.
zeleznitar.je. Strojarjc. peke. sta
rcjSr kroiace Y Ljubliani. sodru-
&c Y Ameriki - sploh vse tiste.
Xxi 50 okrog lS90-1S95 delovali
V Stranki. maj opiseio svoie spo-
mine in prcgledajo svoie orma-
re-. Tudi razSodbe tistih let so
dobrodoSlc. pray tako prepovedi
shodov, Sploh v>e. kar Sc tice gl-
hania delavstva.
Zalozba ''Zarje" v Lliubljani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08

Ill media IA nIegovo organizato.
rlcno delo, delavske organizariic
nlso ME nevarne. &c Sc 20 posre.
cl delavskim boinim organizaci-
Jam. da odpravijo podietniski
profit. BIO to neprecenliiva zaslu-
ga IA cloveSko druzbo. Boi med
delavci in podjetniki. XII izglc-
ia kakor boi med dvcma vista
ma della, Sc bo vkratkem pokazal
kot boz med poStcnim delom i'm
zoprnim brczdeljcm. Mir med o.
bema Jc nemogoG. dokler drlo ne
lzvoJujc image. DanaSnii polozaj
ie tax
Po vscj dezeli Sc bile rc>cn
boz med dclom in kapitalom. De
IaNcl so So ldruIili 20 strokah. da
d~oSelcjo yiSjc mezdc; Nth dclo-
dajalci kliGeio zakonodajstyo ma
pomor. Y tenn boiu lie gre lr IA
flIlcno vztra.jnoSt. cato. kdo DO
dalJ" vStraJal. tcmvcG IA
mentc. Ia raZum. Morda dclavci
Iahko prisilijo Svoic gospodaric.
da ugodc NTH zahtcyam vSckako
pa moraJo prcpriGati obcinStvo o
pravitnosti Svojih zahtcy. Case.
pi>lc ina dandancS vclikanski II.
pilV Y lavnih retch: ampak mai
vccJi III naJvplivnr.iSi del casopi-
SJa ~ j. pOStavil ma stran kapita-
llStov. Nzlic tcmu mora,o poiSkati
dclavcl sYolo pot do zakonodai-
silva po taSopisju in javnem mnc.
nJu. MOrda lchka oplaSe Svoie go.
NpoiarJr, pomOt pa morcio doseci
lc L apclom ma raZum. Glavni ma.
men mole polcmikc .ic. ola sem
zbra! nckal argumcntov Y prilog
dcIu III zopcr kapital. Pc moiem
mncnlu lr nc>rcCa IN dclavcc. da
Smo obdani NScnavkOlo Od naro-
doV. ki - nahaiajo neugodne.j-
sem polititmem poloza.ju od mas
in Iii drlo - slabSc placui.io ka.
kor pri a 81 veGia ie ncsreca IN
delavcr. LA so tlaGanskega in su.
Zenjskcga rodu. Preisni. cas-. ;a
obstajal sis,em oscbncga su5cni-
silva in tlacanstva i'm sedanii de-
lavki cd trpi So pod hlapGev-
tvom >vojih prednikoy. Vsled tc-
ga mismo nash zahtcv nikoli pre-
sojali : >taliSta p~ravicnoSti Za-
kohodalaiec IN kapitaliSt primer
lata naSc m"zdc zmerom 4 mcz-
hami druglh d"IaVcey III nameSto
da IN l|halala II t"ga. kaJ produ-
rlramo I" lc po molem mne-
hlu edln" merllo "a naSc mczde
mas Ithrrlal" 4 nehvalcznikl in
lakomnlkl' ce hocemo wee kot tia
can hekdanJlh caNoy ali pa gla-
du Grocer >lllcnl dandanaSnli,'
DaSi nj prcglrdal druzabuih no.
.iavov / bis,rostio Karla Norya
-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08
ObraInba della.

Leta 1924. so %pOgreznili angle
Ski delavci koalicijsko prepoved
V grob, liz katerega hi wee VISTA
jenna. Veselo, upanja polno xiv
ljenje Sc je razvilo V delavskih
vrstah. kakor gobe po dciju so
rasle strokOvnc organizacije IL tai
i'll V dclavStvu St il Zbuiala Gu
dotvorna zaveSt lastne. pref ne
spOZnanc in ~dremajoce moci. Vsi
ii pojavi SO navdaiali fabrikante
$ sploSno grozo in bill 50 plat
nvOna roper koalicijSkO >vobodO.
Strokovnr organizacijc. tako so
razlagali. 81 ncvarnc raZvitku in
duStrijc in Lato nrvarnc narodu {:
~unitcnjc SploSnrmu blagru Skod-
ljivih drlavSkih organizacij lie
cna najvaInejSih ualog drlavc. In
V Svojo laStno Sklcdo p|l.iuicio de-
lavci tako ~ OZnanjali fabrikau-
tie, dragoceno kokoS uhiiajo. XII
jim noSi zlata iajca. tc trdno or
g~anizirani zahtevajo vcGjc mczde
in ce prikrajSujcjo p~odictnikom
profit. Iakaj fabrikantir 50 ka.
kor marliivc Gcbclicc: II profita
nabirajo %prihrankr. Iii Jill y OBJ
Xxi kapitala loprt yratajo pro-
dukciji. CHM vct.ii ic profit. ten
vctji ir fond. il katcrcga zaie-
majo tlrlavci Nvojc mcldc. tenn
ugodncjSc jr dclavsko z~iyljenje.
Podobuo .ir razlagovanic soda
Nth hujSkaGcv. lc da So toliko ne
trudiio ; tcoriIo. lnduStrii>ki mo-
gotnlaki naSih dni stole ma sta
liSru SirGv" noel in pest Jim je
najljubSi IgumenL kcr ir naiiz-
datnciSi.
TiSti cas- pa 80 bile raImrrc ma
AnglcSkrm GiSto drugaGnr. Steer
So gospod" ; k%apitalom uprizo-
rili diyjo gonjo zoper dclavsko
k~oalicijo. Nendar 50 brskali 30
knjigah in i>kali opravitila IA
Svojc ravnanje. Tudi l.iubczrn DO
ograrccv St hi bila tako vclika
kakor d%anaSnja. in angleSki lend
lordi ) 81 laSkali delavcem. da
ne prcStopijo tabor "friteSer-
Jev'. b~ojcvnikov Ia Svobodno tr-
govino in profit |agrarnim carl
nam.
Proti go>podar>kcmu nauku. Xxi
j. incl vcliavo dogmc. da .jc lie
kapital produktiven. da lc kapi-
tai pOraia vrcdnosti. Sc j. uprl
TomaI llodk>in. eden najbol.i hi
stroglclih zaScit. della proti po.
IrrSnim Iahtcvam kapitala. V.
Svoicm InanStvcncm prepiru 2
zagovorniki kapitala .ic postaviI
zahicvo. da pripadc dclavccm YES
sad nIihovcga della. V naspr1tju
: tistimi utopiSti. Xxi hotcjo VISA
kcmu dclavcu poSamic odmeriti
utinrk nicgovrga tluda. ir prvi
spoznal Socialni znataj della \ mo-
dcini druZbi. ySlcd cesar ne mo-
re- nlhcc natank0 in Zancsllivo IL
gotoviti. kai ir produkt n.icgovc-
"a della. NSlcd tcga rcklamira
pravico do v>cga pridclka ne "a
pOcdinca. tcmvcG IN v>c dclavcc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08

XII Jill zahtevajo vojne, zrtve ka-
pitalizma in njihovih ~interesov.
Takozvana smrt "a domovino. je
V ~resnici navadno smrt "a kapi-
lizem.
Tudi $ tie strani 81 je treba ogle-
DAFT blazeno druzbo, XII 10 lie bajc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-08

sam Bog ustanovl tako, kakrSna
Je. Tedaj mora clovek spoznati.
da je to najstraSnSjSa druzba. XII
81 jo ie misliti. Unicenje kapita-
LIMA je torej najvazneiSa kultur-
ma naloga GloveStva in to malogo
mora %izvrsiti socialism.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-20
BROGAN ITEMS.
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E. Hultander, w. Meyers and Fred
Rickers were Denison passengers on
Tuesday.
Jesse Dieter was having some ce'
metn work done last week.
Harry Scheldorf was an Omaha pas
senger last Tuesday.
Dozark Brothers shipped hogs from
Boyer Saturday.
O'Donnell Brothers shipped car OF
hogs from Boyer Saturday.
Will and Raymond Rickers We're IN
West Side Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Dozark was a Denison
passenger Saturday.
Masons were busy last week plaster
ing the VIM. Maynard residence. Mr..
and Mrs. Maynard will soon be able
to move into their new home.
Mrs. Fred Corn and children were
Sac City passengers Saturday.
Lawrence Subtle made business
call to Schleswig Saturday.
VIM. Dettbarn and Geo. Gun were
Denison passengers Monday morning
to report as petit jurors.
Miss Lillian Lawler commenced her
winter term of school Monday in dis
trict No. Z.
Mrs John Rickers, Sr. and daugh-
ter, Annie, and granddaughter, Mar
garet, visited at the Herman home on
Sunday.
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Mrs. John Neville went to Denison
Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walker, returning Thursday
evening.
Elmer Kulberg and sister, Anna,
were passengers to Denison Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Swartz and niece, Evelyn
Johnson, were passengers to Denlson
Saturday afternoon.
Joe Dozark shipped two car loads
of hogs to Chicago Saturday night. He
went along with the shipment
Henry Hanson shipped a double
deck load OF sheep to Chicago last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Maynard visited
their mother Mrs. Maynard, in Deni.
son last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Peterson and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, CT
Kiron, Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Johnson, Evelyn and Roy,
Levi Erickson and Nellie Nelson Wis
tied at the Fred Erickson home Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Deim, of Kiron, stopped off at
Boyer Saturday and visited at the
Swartz home. She was on her way to
Michigan.
Mrs. John Erickson, of Kiron, came
down Tuesday and with her daughter,
Mrs. Johnson, went to Denison the
next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WOOlstOn and
daughter, Kathrine, visited friends at
Denison Sunday, returning Monday
morning.
Geo. Newcom and Levi Erickson
went to Herring Saturday to load
car of popcorn.
Mr.. Weller was passenger to Wall
Lake Saturday morning.
Mr.. Woolston's parents left Friday
for their home in Des Moines after
weeks visit here.
Mrs. t'ullick went to Denison the
first of last week to visit friends.
Miss Anna Dobbert came home Sun
day after staying near Early all sum-
mer.
Misses Tena and Ruth Nelson and
Mildred Anderson visited over Sunday
at the WoolstOn home.
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Mr.. Fred North returned home Sat
urday after weeks visit at James
Bremner'S.
Ivy Cory and wife spent Sunday at
Tom Whiting's.
Myrtle Albert spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in DenisOn.
Ada Brockelsby visited at the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. Brockelsby,
over Sunday.
Rob Hawley. wife and Marie were
in Denison on business Thursday.
Mrs VIM. Albert, of Denison, Wis
tied at Jas. Bremner's the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Gallagher, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
C. Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. E. Brock
elsby visited Sunday at the l.. l.. Os-
terlund home.
Miss Elsie Brunk, of Nebraska, was
visiting at Neal Champions last week.
Allie and Charles Brockelsby at
tended the funeral of Mrs. George
Hutchinson in Denison Monday.
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Henry Miller gave a party to his
many friends last Sunday afternoon
in honor of his birthday, which was
on Monday, the following day. Those
fortunate enough to be present spent
a very pleasant afternoon and even
ing, and hope to spend many more
such occasions at his home and wish
him many happy returns of the day.
Many enjoyed playing cards while
those who wished danced until sup
per was served. Miss Sarah Tryon
received the prize as the best lady
waltzer.
Miss Mable Nordholm was the guest
of Miss Ruby Mullenger Friday even
ing.
Charles Robinault came out last
Wednesday to paint the new house of
VIM. Mullenger.
Miss Eliza McGinn came up from
Dunlap Sunday morning to spend the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Hamann visited
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Willie Nehls, Sunday.
Willie Mullenger and sister, Ruby,
were visitors at the McGinn home
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Arnold, Misses
Annie and Bertha Arnold, Mae, Dolly
and Mabel Comstock, Fred Arnold.
Aug Klink and Dave Comstock were
pleasantly entertained at the Henry
Meyer home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie WenZel visited
at the Fritz WenZel home Sunday.
Jas. McGinn was visitor at the
Mullenger home Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Tate visited a few
days at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Costello, last week.
Geo. Savory, of Denison, was Wis
itor at district No. Monday.
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Mike Maloney was Charter Oak
caller Wednesday.
Mrs. J. B. McElwain, of Moorhead,
went to Denison week ago Sunday
and on her return trip Monday. Mr..
J. B. McElwain accompanied her on
her way home as far as Ute.
Messrs. Fred Suhr and Earl Cham
bers made business trip to Denison
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Maloney are liv-
ing in their new house north OF town.
Mike has been busy the past week
putting a nice grade around it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tebbe spent Sun
day at the VIM. Kuehl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Petersen and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Listamann
and family, Adolf Petersen, Fred
Goener and George Tebbe visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jurgen Det-
lefsen Sunday.