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his oonfrsrss bid had an opportunity
to discuss the matter with Erie officials.
The railroad men agreed and . meeting
scheduled for this morning between the
msdiators and the men was hurrietiy
called OF and this afternoons confsd-
snce with Erie officials arranged In it,
stsaA.
What may b the outcome Of this
conference which 70 still In session can
not b predicted. though there 10 . ten
dency among the men TO believe that
the Erie viii hack down fully. Strike
action will b suspsndsd. however. only
until some ds6nits action 10 obtained
from the Erie. Then. II this be unfavor-
sbls 70 the men the strike which will
eali out tooo conductors and traiumsn
on the Erie will Do ordered 81 once.
The Erie cannot prevent the ultimate
arbitration between oincials and en-
pleyeos Of the other forty.twe roads
but BY holding back any public an
nosnesmsnt Of It, position and that Of
It's subsidiaries II can delay arbitra
ton indefinitely. Alrealv . day has
been lost. for II II felt among the mer
that the railroad managers we're pre-
pared to waive their demand that theil
own eight grievances be arbitrsted q,
this time and tho attitude Of the Err,
alone remained In dispute. With 4
settled. articles Of agreement ~ (,
| the questions to be arbitrated couls
have besL drawn up and signed to-day
The hrst days work BY the mediator
resulted In considerable progress whicI
has now bee. held up. II was asrest
L tlaa
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'olicG OBLIGED TO WAIT
OVERNIGHT FOR CLUES.

6VU SSSSos
When the summer home Of Robert
A. Franks. agent Of Mr. Carneyee.
who has his once in the corporation
suite. was called by telephone. . man
replied that MI Franks had start
cd for the West In the afternoon. This
speaker said he could not give the ad.
dres OF Mr.. Clark. Roberts, the sle-
vator operator. who lives at No. 7W
Ninth avenue. refused TO make . de-
tailed statement.
There win be . lot Of trouble over
this when Mr.. Carnegie hears about Il"
said Q member OF the clerical stan Of
the corporation. ~ was told to refer
reporters to the East Fifty-nrst street
station and to say Mr.. Clark would Do
glad 70 talk to-day"
The Carnegie Corporation was created
by an act Of the New York Legislature
In 1911. It 10 the biggest Of all the
Carnegie undertakings and was formed
to administer the funds for libraries
scientific research and other public
works Of the tronmaster. .BesideA Mr.
Carnegie the trustees are Senator Nlihl
Root. DR.. Henry 8. Pritchett. Dr. Rob.
ert y. Woodward. Charles l. Taylor
w. N. Frew. Robert A. Franks ant
James Bertram.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, 's,'s
DUE TODAY sN-
Luristau, Matan4as. koents Alhat, BrGAnl'
Nigiiancts, NAssau. Ancona. pslsxRq.h ,G
Mohawk. Jacksonville. Osear H., Chffstas1Ganl
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MAY yryns sufferer. wAs We n0eox
s.: - a':i a . sssIss:S~1i si 60 !:
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oueorloN OF ARRANGING
TGRMo OF ARBITRATION.

Then res,Ainsd only the question of
settling the points 70 be arbitrated and
while no announcement 2as forthc0m.
Mg from the board that the managers
had Withdrawn from their position. 1t
was felt BY the men that such an
nounosmsnt would have been made At
the hearing planned Cor this morning.
Conferences were held by the msdiators
y estsrday-hrst with the managers, then
with the rainmen. and again last nisht
with the managerS. A report Of this
last conference was TO hsve bsen given
70 the trainmsn this morning.
This report viii be made - soon ~
the difficulties connected with the Erie
are settled. The trainmsn and con.
ductors hope that this wiz b accom-
plishSd to-day and that the announce
ment OF the Erie will be such that arbl-
tration conferences can be continued at
once. II the Erie remain obdurats.
however. ell arbitration plans will have
70 walt upon the calling OF STRIKE on
the Erie.
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carried In the Snalls without any danger
Of it contents being lost. though II
nitro-giycerins IL inside. Ks a marvel
the thing didn't explode"
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Roseland, Jan. 6-Mr. and Mrs.
P. A. Anderson entertained friends
for dinner last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson visited
at Aug. Newburg's Of West White
field from Monday till Tuesday.
Mr.. John Anderson and family and
August Anderson and family spent
New Years Eve at Nels Thuin's Of
F'ahlun.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lindblad visited
at Andrew Ostrom's east Of Svea last
Tuesday evening.
Eskil Swenson's had dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Ostrom Of Svea last
Sunday.
The P. A. Anderson young folks
had supper at the Chas. Lundberg
home last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Granberg visit
ed at Oscar Olson's last Friday af-
ternoon. ..-:
John Anderson's and August An
derson's visited at the P A. Sandin
home last Saturday evening.
Edgar Lindblad's and John John
sons were nicely entertained for
dinner last Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Soderberg Of Fahlun. =
Miss Amy Freed is at present
staying with her sister, Mrs. John
Anderson.
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bert johnson visited with a few Of
their friends on Wednesday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. johnson enjoy
ed a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Heg-
lund last Wednesday.
Willie Larson is reported very low
with rheumatic fever.
Charley Flann transacted business
with Oscar Erickson on Thursday.
Mrs. A. Forsman and Henry, Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Forsman
on Friday afternoon.
M. Walner was the guest Of Ole E.
Erickson Friday.
= Henry Lobnitz has erected a
blacksmith shop at Christine.
George Anderson and sister, Alma
spent Saturday in Willmar.
Albert Johnson made call at A.
Hed's last Friday evening.
Peter Lofgren spent Sunday visit
ing at the Mrs. A. Cederburg home at
Thorpe.
DIR. Forssell of Willmar conducted
services in the Baptist church Sun
day forenoon and evening.
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Lake Lillian, Jan. 6-Mrs. E. Borg
of Svea has been visiting with And.
Hed's for three weeks.
The young ladies Of the Baptist
church have organized bible class,
called the Philathea. Freda He'd
was elected president; Ellen Lund-
quist, vice president; Freda johnson,
treasurer; Ellen Lundgren, secretary.
Mrs. Ole E. Erickson is slowly re-
covering from her long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Renstrom
visited with John Leberg's Wednes-
day.
Davy Aspaas and Arthur He'd
spent New Years day with Dellmar
Johnson.
Fred Johnson was entertained at
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stranberg's OF
Whitefield, Wednesday evening last.
Emil Renstrom was a caller al
Mrs. Betsy Lundquist's Wednesday
afternoon. .s. s.
! Fred Berglund has been making
some improvements on his phono.
graph now lately. He also has {
new selection of records. One among
them is two-step, "Souther1
Smiles" which he thinks very mucl
of. I.
Victor Norling made a bushes!
trip to Svea last Thursday. 5=t.
Axel Lofgren spent a couple 9:
days the fore part Of the week, il
Willmar.
Messrs. Albert Lundquist and al
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Arctander, Jan. 6-Jack Frost is
here in little more severe form than
we have been used to so far.
A number Of Seminary students,
who have been spending their vaca-
tons at their home here returned to
Willmar Monday to resume their du-
ties at school.
Prayer meeting was held at the
Jacob Foshager home Thursday eve
ming, by 'Supt. Fosse.
Miss Aida Sundstrom has been
visiting relatives and friends at Pen
mock for the last two weeks.
Oscar johnson Of Belview visited
with his friends, Andrew Roisum last
week.
Miss Nettie Nelson was caller at
the Hauge home Thursday. : =
Mr.. Andrew Lindquist bought a
team Of horses from John Evenson
last week. "
Miss Hattie Holmdahl left for Ha-
wick last Saturday to resume he1
duties in the school she teaches.
Charley Evenson left Sunday fol-
a few days. visit with relatives in
Swift county.
Miss Gemina Loberg left for he1
home some time ago for few days
visit, after assisting Mrs: Charley
Edman for a few weeks. She will
then leave for Willmar to stay fol
an indefinite time.
Uncle Sans servants are now re-
quired by the Parcel Post Act to take
big packages to the different mail
boxes.
A number of friends were enter
tanned at the Charley Edman home
Sunday evening.
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GEORGEVlLLE ITEMS

Georgeville, Jan. 4 Conrad Cor
neliuson has hired out to farmer
near Sisseton, S. D., and left for that
place Monday night.
R. S. Chelmen left for Red Wing,
MIMI, to resume his studies at the
Seminary.
A number of young folks from
New London were entertained at the
Mork home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Iverson Wis
tied at the M. B. Gunderson home
Tuesday.
Martin jacobson, Of Granite Falls
MIMI, has been the guest at the
Christofferson home the first part OF
the week.
! Math. Hoiseth is helping at the
Nels Erickson place while Mr.. Err
ickson is visiting with his folks i1
Minneapolis.
Henry Christoferson, who is
studying at the University in Chica.
60, is visiting at his home.
The pie social Saturday night was
well attended and everybody seemed
to enjoy their share of the pie. Thu
receipts will 60 to the Minnesota To-
tai Abstinence Society.
The new organ for the schoo
house has arrived and everybod,
is well pleased with it. Minerva ha:
the honor Of having raised the ne
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Swanson, secretary and Oscar Hag-
man, treasurer; Amos Abramson, in
|structor. A committee of three were
elected to supply materials, namely
Burger Akeson, May Abramson and
Minnie Danielson. This Sewing Cir
Gle will meet Friday evenings twice
a month, when two hours will be
spent in making fancy articles. The
remainder Of the evening there will
be singing, prayer and serving Of
light refreshments. A small fee of
SC will be collected from everybody
attending to pay for the cost Of the
supplies. These articles will later be
disposed Of at sale. The proceeds
will go towards the support of a
native missionary Of China. The
club will meet next time on Friday
evening, Jan. 18th at J. A. Swan
sons.
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LAKE AND EAST LAKE LILLIAN

Lake Lillian and East Lake Lillian
-Erick and Albert Latt attended the
party at Meyers home last Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Selma Lofgren spent part Of
last week, visiting with her brother,
Peter and family, of Lake Elizabeth.
Mrs. Ed. Ward of Carpio, N. D.,
is visiting at the c. C. Ward home.
Mr.. johnson of Canada is at pres
ent visiting with Miss Annie Latt.
Grimiman's dance was we'll at
tended New Years Eve. and every
body reported a good time.
Mrs. Charles Peterson and family
Of Hector have been visiting with
Arvid Trogen and family.
Wards young people spent Friday
evening at the Latt home.
Mrs. Cederberg spent New Years
day with Peter Lofgren and family.
Wedding bells may soon be ring
ing in this vicinity.
Emil Lofgren and Ed. Nordahl
spent Friday evening in Svea.
Mr.. Fred Storch, who fell from the
hay loft in his barn and broke his
! collar bone, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Iceberg enter
tanned several of their friends on
New Years day in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Erickson Of Bird Island.
Mr.. John Ryens is assisting Bob
Harding in moving the house from
the Gircker farm to his own place.
The marriage Of Miss Annie Sus-
ems to John Novateny Of Stuart,
Mimi, occurred last week. Miss
Susens is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Susens and is popular
young lady among her associates in
this vicinity. The groom is a strang-
Ell in this locality.
The people Of this vicinity watched
the old year out at the Christine
church.
Storch brothers have traded thei1
farms away for a half section neal
Olivia.
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Harrison, Jan. 6-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Mohr arrived home last Mon
day from a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends in North Da-
kota.
Earl Martin and Leo Masters took
in the dance at Willmar New Years
Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horne were
entertained at the Dan McCrimmon
home New Years day.
Chas. Olson shipped a carload of
stock to South st. Paul last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Martin were
guests at the E. W. Sanderson home
at Willmar New Years day.
Mrs. H. L. Stenberg visited at her
parental home at Cokato the latter
part Of the week.
Henry Martin attended the dance
at Atwater New Years Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Martin spent
Sunday at the F. H. Harris home.
Friends Of Miss Edythe Parsons
will be glad to learn that she is slow
ly improving from her operation. .
Miss Elsie Masters returned tc
Willmar last Thursday after spend.
ing her holiday vacation at her par.
anth1 home here .--.,
Miss Ethel Govig resumed her du.
ties in her school in Dist. No. 4, af.
ter spending the holidays at her par.
entail home in Willmar.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
in this vicinity.
Miss Ruth Parsons departed OF
Saturday for West Concord, MINI.
to resume her school duties afte:
spending her vacation at her hom
near Diamond Lake.
Andy Dowdell was seen out driv
ing last Sunday at a very fair spec,
and Of course everyone knew wher
he was going. s...
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson were en-
|tertained at the F. II. Harris home q
New Years day. z=s =
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On New Years day at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bangtson in
Whitefeld was the scene of pretty
reception. At II o'clock dinner was
served to fifty invited guests. The
occasion was in honor Of their son,
Harry and bride, who were united in
marriage at the brides home near
Budda, ILL.,, on Christmas day. Mr..
and Mrs. Bangtson will visit several
weeks longer, after which they will
return to Budda, ILL.,, to make their
home. Those from Willmar attend
ing were the Charles, Ida and Emma
Johnson. 49, = 8
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cessary funds for it. Three cheers
for Minerva!
Haldor Corneiuson and Thomas
Bake left for Elrosa, Thursday for
a few days visit at the Corneliuson
home.
Christian Kraabel, one Of the first
settlers, died Sunday night, after a
few days illness. The interment will
take place today at the Gausdahl
cemetery.
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Svea, Jan. Ga great many peo-.
pie took advantage Of the fine wealth.
er and good roads to attend the var
ious Christmas festivals. Our church
was crowded and all seemed full Of
the spirit Of the day. On Christmas
morning an offering was taken up for
Rev. Ryden, amounting to $4,000. .
81 Our Y. P. S. realized nice sum
at their oyster supper held last Fri
day evening. The program was fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrom entertained
relatives and friends for dinner Sun
day. -. ...>~
A few ladies called on Mrs. P. An.
derson on Friday afternoon.
Miss Hildur Ryden is visiting with
Miss Evelyn Grindeland at Willmar
this week. 80
Svea, Jan: 6-Mrs. Anders Jonson
of Willmar, has been visiting at En-
lex Moline's for few days.
Misses Hide and Alvera Rasmus-
son left last Friday for. Dakota,
where they will resume their work as
teachers.
The Ladies' Aid society gathered
at P A. Johnson's and the receipts
from the meeting were large.
The Svea Lutheran congregation
held it's annual meeting Thursday,
Jan. %. Axel T. Johnson was elect
ed secretary; Otto Lindquist deacon
to serve the unexpired term of Isaac
Johnson; Bengt Carlson and J. A.
Engwall, deacons for three years;
Andrew Peterson, trustee. The re-
ports showed receipts in the general
fund, $2,176.24 and disbursements
$2,098.51. $1,135.00 had been raised
for the building fund during the
year. Z. A. johnson was elected as
delegate to attend the conference.
Last Wednesday a surprise was
given Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Strandberg
in honor Of their wedding day. A
large number Of their neighbors were
present.
The little son Of Ed. Hitch is quite
sick.
Mrs. A. P. Johnson and children
have been visiting relatives in Will
mar a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegstrom and sons,
Cyrus and Morris, of Maynard visit
ed at the Hegstrom home during the
holidays.
Miss Ellen Johnson Of Lake ILL.,
ian is at present staying at the Au-
gust A. johnson home, as Mrs. John
son has been quite seriously i'll for
some time. >.,~.
Misses Tilda johnson and Clara
Anderson returned Sunday, after
having spent their Christmas vaca-.
ton at home.
Mesdames johnson and Moline
visited at August Johnson's home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halmar Nordstrom
entertained company Sunday.
The NJ. R. Swenson, P, N. Olson
and A. 0. Nelson families were enter
tanned at the j. P. johnson home
Sunday.
The force at the Cooperative
store has been busy the last days
taking invoic. Of the stock.
Miss Mamie Westerberg visited
at the Ostrom home a few days.
Miss Celia Strulen is assisting
Mrs. 0. D. Dahlquist with the house.
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walfred Blomquist
and daughter Pearl, visited with
relatives at Willmar few days.
Friday Mr.. j. A. jacobson left for
South Dakota, and Harry Swenson
for Des Moines, Iowa.
Miss Amy Johnson is at present
staying at Oscar Lundquist's.
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The SECRET Of CONFINEMENT
-0F The HOME ~
HOMELY PHILOSOPHY
BY UNCLE SILAS =.

the stable, I chucked couple Of
good dry oak chunks in the stove,
pulled off my boots, crossed my legs
and sat down in the old easy chair to
spend the evenin' in ease and COM
fort.
Malindy was a darnin' on a pair of
my old socks, while the old cat Was
a purrin' lazily under the stove. Up
in the chimney you could hear the
merry old north wind sing bits from
the symphony Of Aurora Borealis,
and on the mantle the old clock was
a tickin' off the seconds of the pass
in year.
So I got to a thinkin'. And there
hain't no place better fer thinkin'
than at the freside. And there's
nothin' on earth jest quite as salts
factory as the old arm-rest rocker
and a good warm fire on a winters
evenin', especially if you've got an
easy conscience and good soft
cushion on the seat of the chair.
Now I reckon that the cushion, es-
pecially if it's a home made one with
red and blue six-covered flannel
blocks like the one rs got, does a
heap to mans satisfaction and en-
joyment; but, fellers, take this from
yer old Uncle 81, the soft cushion
hain't the main thing. Fact Of the
matter is I low there is some in this
world as has cushions both Of silk
and satin stacked up to the ceilin'
most, and big upholstered easy
chairs and expensive alligator cover
ed lounges and sech like and yet
and yet-yes, by gum, and yet.
Old fashioned freside contentment
doesn't come from elegant furniture
and rich furnishings.
Now I hain't condemin' fine homes
and pretty things fer home comfort.
Not by a long way. But the pint
want to make is this. These things
don't necessarily mean contentment
and happiness.
A Teller will often hear the remark
from older people that life hasn't the
satisfaction and contentment as it
used to have in the early days. Folks
was a good deal happier, they say,
when they lived in log houses and
drank prairie tea and burned tallow
candles. It wouldn't be so bad if
folks took real comfort out of their
fnery. But some don't.
Now there's the Dolittle folks
They has got fixed up in one place
in their fine new house what them
calls "cozy corner" all rugged uE
with pillows, and foot stools and
sech like. On a pedestal, think that's
what them calls it, they's got ham,
mered- brass candle-st and at its
base rests quite undisturbed the Ode
to Omar in ragged-edge with greer
soft leather cover done into printed
book by the Croyrofters, etc.
| Now | recken that the word "cozy
corner" makes you feel the content.
ment waves rush thru yer tired un.
derpins like hypodermick injection
But do you suppose fer one minute
that old dad Dolittle kin get to si
down and snooze on them cushions
Not on yer crayon enlargement. Hi:
) daughters would chase him out be-
fore he'd ever get time to read thu
: first verse Of that soft leather rag
, ged- ledge volume Of the "Ode 0:
j Omar" He'd soil the pillows. Them:
| jest made to look at, seems like. Fun
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for Heaton, N. D., where she will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith.
Misses Ida Rosenberger and Julia
Peterson, who have been spending
their holiday vacation with their
folks at their respective homes at
st. Cloud and Kandiyohi arrived
Monday and opened school Tuesday.
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| X4' :: NlAMRE.
"; I(%zn H. MaoU5

Mamre, Jan. GA baby girl came
to gladden. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Skoglund in township of Dov-
re on Friday morning, Jan. 3.
Misses Erlandson entertained as
their guests over the holidays the
Misses Stava and Hannah Johnson
OF Minneapolis.
The f. E. Norman family received
the sad message on Friday, telling
of the sudden illness Of Mr.. Norman's
mother, Mrs. John Norman Of Buff
falo, Mimi, who is now at the Swed-
ish hospital in Minneapolis, where
she has undergone an operation for
cancer
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. eterson, were
guests Of Willmar relatives from
Tuesday until Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rodman on
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. IS.
Miss Ella Peterson and sister,
Florence Of Sisseton, S. D., arrived
here on Thursday for couple Of
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
llclmgren and otEer friends.
Mr.. 0. +. johnson recently dispos-
ed Of his store goods to a real estate
man from Minneapolis. He had them
moved out some time ago. We have
not yet learned where Mr.. Johnson
is going to locate.
Mr.. Gordon Akcson, who is en-
ployed on the TWIN City Rapid Tran
sit Co.'s lines, has been visiting his
folks here during Christmas. He re-
turned on Monday, this week.
The shareholder Of the Mamre
creamery Company had a business
and farewell meeting last Saturday,
for the purpose Of settling up the
accounts Of the Creamery Corpora
ton. The books showed that they
had some over 81, 200 in the treasury
to be divided among IS stockholders.
We are sorry to see so flourishing an
was, broken up. But it is undoubt-
eddy the way the cold storage houses
that ship in their cream, want all
creameries to go. But the dissolu-
ton OF the Creamery Company brings
out the fact that the farmers in this
part of the state have prospered and
become we'll to do, and their spirit of
independence has become so great
that they do not feel the need Of CO.
operation in q local creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. johnson enter
tanned a group Of friends and neigh
b"rs at dinner Sunday.
The "sparb0ssorna' of Lundby
and Salem were opened New Years
week. The total contents amounted
to $55.67. This money will be sent
to the foreign missions in China.
Miss Bertha Thyden Of Willma1
visited Chas. Norman's a few days
the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Krantz enter.
tanned a few friends at supper We'd.
nesday evening.
Mr.. Richard Danielson spent few
days recently with relatives at Yves
Lake.
The young people Of Lundby wer'
invited to J. O. Hagman's home OF
Saturday evening for the purpose O.
organizing il Sewing Circle. The fol
lowing officers were duly elected
Ruth llagman, president; Ann;
Swanson, vice president; Davi(