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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-22
! DIAMONDS |
| FOR A DRINK |
By
III. M. EGBERT
Copyright, 1915. by w. G. chapman.)


Vanderhuizen, the big Dutchman,
stepped aboard the downcountry train
from Kimberley, South Africa, en- route
for Cape Town. He laid his suit case
carelessly upon the rack, placed his
hand upon his breast to make sure
that the package for which he had
Sisked many years of freedom, was
there, and sat down in seat, look
ing out at the desert landscape.
At Boshof stranger came into the
train, looked keenly about him, and
finally, spotting Vanderhuizen, seated
himself opposite him. Vanderhuizen
recognized him as man named
James, from Kimberley also; he had
once been mine guard, but had been
dismissed for some dishonesty. He
had contrived in some way to avoid
the clutches of the law, always severe
on buyers of diamonds from the native
Quarrymen.
Vanderhuizen nodded surlily. James
was the last person in the world that
he wanted to see just then.
James smiled sardonically. Come
into the smoker, Van," he said, "and
we can discuss business"
Vanderhuizen uttered an oath and
his hand stole in betraying manner
to the package inside his coat. He
saw James eyes follow the movement
and realized that he was trapped. Sui
lenly he arose and accompanied him.
''Well?" he growled, as they took
their places in the empty smoker.
"Halves!" said James, laconically.
"I'm fly"
Curse you'll" said Vanderhuizen.
Its lucky thing you met me-" re-
turned James, quietly. do you know
Thompson of the Kimberley police?"
what of him."
He's in the next compartment. He's
undoubtedly waiting to arrest you as
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-22

Sell ld1lAE WV INV q NA y AAoo AOASs
The water had dried up under the
influence of the hot sun and an unus-
ually long dry season.
For a few minutes he could not be-
lieve his eyes. Then he lost his self
control. He would have to go back to
Vanderhuizen. And his bottles were
empty. He was parched with thirst,
and his animal was incapable Of pro-
ceeding farther.
For hours he raved beside the water
hole, clenching his fists and calling
down curses upon his luck. He spread
the diamonds in little heap before
him and looked at the dull pebbles,
each one worth little lake of wine.
And for all these he could not get SO
much water as would wet his lips.
sIIl go back then-back to Wander
huizeu," he muttered. and lung him.
self upon the rocks. when ] am
rested.
But nature. outraged, revenged her
self upon him by drawing down his
eyelids, aud he slept profoundly.
Get up, james,
He started to his feet. The sun was
high in the sky. Before him stood
Vanderhuizen Inspector Thomp-
son.
81 want you, James" said the IN
spector, lingering the bag of diamonds,
which he had taken from beside the
sleeping man Il thought Wander
huizen was the man was after, butt
well. you understand. Your horse is
dead, but you won't mind little walk
Of twenty-five miles or so? Yog see
we've got plenty OF water"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-22
A FOOD DRINK
Which Brings Daily Enjoyment
A LADY, doctor writes:

A lady doctor writes:
Though busy hourly with my own
affairs. will not deny myself the
pleasure Of taking a few minutes to
tell Of the enjoyment obtained daily
from my morning cup of Postum. 1t
is food beverage, not stimulant
like coffee.
Il began to use Postum years ago;
not because wanted to, but because
coffee, which I dearly loved, made my
nights long, weary periods to be dread
ed and uniting me for business dur
ing the day.
ION advice of friend, first tried
Postum, making it carefully as sug-
gested on the package. AS ! had al
ways used cream and no sugar. l
mixed my Postum SO. 1t looked good,
was clear and fragrant, and it was
pleasure to see the cream color 1t as
my Kentucky friend always wanted
her coffee to look. like a new saddle.
Then I tasted 1t critically, for had
tried many substitutes for coffee. |
was pleased, yes, satisfied with my
Postum in taste and effect, and am yet,
being a constant user OF 1t all these
years.
Il continually assure my friends and
acquaintances that they will like Pos
tum in place Of coffee. and receive
benefit from It's use. I have gained
weight. can sleep and am not nerv-
GUS"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Mich. Read 1.-THE Road to Well
VILE" in pkgs.
Postum comes In two forms:
Regular Postum must be well
boiled. 15c and Csc packages.
Instant Postum--is a soluble pow
der. A teaspoonful dissolyes quickly
In cup Of hot water, and with cream
and sugar makes delicious beverage
Instantly. soc and SOC tins.
Both kinds are equally delicious and
cost per cup about the same.
There's q Reason for Postum.
sold by Grocers.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-22
One on the "coco."

The occupant of seat on the train
was disturbed by the struggles of an
elderly man who tried to place large
bundle on the rack overhead.
"That rack is only for light articles. !"
protested the annoyed one.
"Then why don't you put your head
on it," was the snappy retort.-Bos-
ton Evening Transcript.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-22

Many of the straw hats of Europe
are made of wood.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-22
Its Kind.

If you wish your f1attery to stick, Sc.
lect man as the mark for it.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-22
The Telephone Pole.


The employer of Polish girl who
has learned quickly to speak English
tells of her attempted mastery OF the
telephone After its use was explained
to her, she was eager to answer every
call. A ring came and she jumped to
the phone.
Hello" came from the receiver.
Hello" answered the girl, flushed
with pride at being able to give the
proper answer.
who is this?" continued the voice.
81 don't know" exclaimed the maid,
81 can't see you. "-Harper's Weekly
Its Kind.
Zones tells me he has just starte0
a bank account for his new baby
81 see; a fresh heir fund"
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

Referred TO Committee on claims
tstsSdf 4. = case FOR damages
Referred to 10 Committee on claims
and Accounts
$50 Robert T. Ml-selmsr. 'or
damages for iriur'es 70 ner aAn1I'".
personal injuries rtc.
Referred to Committee on cha us
and Accounts
lsas-0f Arthur MaIkiu. for dsr'
Ages for personal Injuries
Referred - COMMITTEE m Claims
.s.s-of William sre,a.ts fo- enc
vacation % stop % land 1 N'+.
Rs;sfrta t. COMMITTEES on street
$500 R,ard o. Fcu-a.0H. f-r
vacation % sileys atLf'rs N-ii"'. III
gh and Owen school sites
Referred 20 Committee IN stree.
oe asSiEs, ne,ro,t United Rv 81, A..
for vacation - ALLEYS f.rs
south 81 MOI. gan aEeras ana -''+
Rsf.rrsd 10 Committee o. street
ss5.s ~ western Lard q Improve
nent Co. tor the vscst -'r ~ ~
81 land adjoining '-f l-- NaN
bury suN corner Nt'NR H~~~ aNrf""
ana East Grand Boulevard
Referred 20 Ccmm!t;se on street
as5sH1s An,honv v,g' 81 a. -.
,u.sti0E fNAt electric Fs1' ~ front
o. -sS Ca-tor ay-rl- ~ -e-'ovrt
Ref.rred 10 Fue!'- Lizhfins N-'H-
.sS,".o, A -avlo- .; a. r-o.
testing NEaInst ne estze Nss'uert -
salooB - re corner % husss'' AM
Rei:-r.t u conui,t.. on Liquor
-, Nt,thfas " Look. ., A..
p-c;estfrE against ~ rstA eishrfe~,
81 salcof ~ the nc-tNWesf corner -
Holsro-k And Russell streets
Referret 20 Committee N liquor
- ,sts1at v1r-er, 2 Kos,isl7tsk -
al reeuestirg that Application ioT
transfer ~ iGu1r li-ers- f-N-~ ...-
Russell street 70 800 HoIorooS avenue
Rs.srr-d 20 Committee ca Liquor
~ Henry Y-,''rks =, a ~
Netn.r, - Farper avenues
Tcfe--e6 go Department - Fuei.f
tS5s-or Gabriel Riskir - 81, to-
,hs pAvrE u ps!war avenue. from
HolAr0ok % Westminster avenues
deferred 10 Department. q Pa7..e
,s5s-o, charlie. = An.rire ., a.;
for 'he pav'-E 81 alley nrs; wesi -
Coihurn place.
Referred 70 Department OF Public
Works
$50. John McNuIl-u. 80 ~ 20
construction Of lateral sewer n -
west SIDE OF Luu1iev avenue, between
jennie and Malta avenues
Referred 20 Department % FuHiio
Works
.ssl-Of Adam " Lirt for tre
construction % lateral s-wer \ alley
bounded ~ 2 VI Z r. EqVDrth
boulevard Warren - $50 feer north
OF north line % Milford avenue
Referred 20 Department o. Public
Works
$50 George Jero-ns. Tor the
acceptance % plsf - tsnnenhol. sub
Referred 20 Committee on street
Ope-'nEs
assS-Ot Benjamin Tsn0erholx Sor
the vacation % part % lot ;. HaE
gertN's sub etc
Referred TO Commute. on Street
Openings
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Nv the CLERK,

n 4sss-Of John " Prer,is rar per-
mlesion 20 paw original amount ~
(ldewaik assessment with interes, A.
ps-rs cent
NJ lsse-t,f Parton q Thomas 20 In
H1nSi combination gasoline dischPr-e
Reteen near curb IN front ~ s47 =
hui street
a ,Refcrred 10 Committee On streets
&<{Rs1--Of Srhiieder Mfg Co - Ell.
I'D co.ercd area into sllsv from
Mains located on the northeast cor
~ OF Oakland avenue and East
md Boulevard
xXaferred to Committee On streets
/oae-~4Of the Edison Illuminating
. 10 construct two tracks across
oot Jefferson avenue near Four
q street
.I(sferred 70 Committee on Streets
AofA-~-Of Albert ", Schloss - 81.
cdfstruct elevator In alley IN rear
kkt:dfns on southeast corn~r %
o6d ward avenue and John Y street
FAeferred TO Committee on streets
N1Rl6-~pf Arthur Cotton, 20 con
(Drt areas In connection with build.
Al the northwest corner ~ Brush
x~frrred 10 comri,,ee on street,.
&0Qlf--pf Maria Hoffman for can.
I3aticn os n Personal tax for 1914
q (eferred 90 Committee or. Taxes
3ets--Of Edward J Tate for reduc-
II or personal tax for 1914
R~fprr~d 20 Committee on Tare.
x41l&A@0f Jefferson Avenue Metho-
~ rriscopaf Church, for cancelis-
81 general city taxes for the year
kseryr.a 20 Committee on Taxes
3osls--Of John q. seiferiein. for can
tlos OF a personal tax for 1914
o1offed 20 Committee on Taxes
|S94-of waiter r.. niil, for dam
y ~ persooai Injuries
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

from fhr west tine 90 Junction 60 tho
east ..rN ~ tuupIvli and Central
avenue. from the north curb ~ DIN
GOO th, south luv ot Michigan. Pc, and
the Sam, are hereby ordered 90 bo
EItttd and paved with iho material
uaniAI tDd widths stated lu tho fore
Eutus communication under tho
5000 upH ,Ialf, &C the charter. M ac-
rufttrle with the sprclrstiuuH
rtupttI lN flr common council and
ta. provision. uf fIr Charter and
'UdinaHrra eft tho city % Detroit.
tut r.fthtf Pee IL
Ere.lt,I Ttpt tre department OF
puHN' Works Nr. and t- hereby or
irrrd Hu1 directed tu ndN'ttlre i've
t... t'f proposals for improving
said streets la accordance with tho
I..uW i.nudHtlHu- Contained In tho
rHtrEulug nuutrHfluu and said
charter and Ordinances.
Adopted As follows
Nras-AId ALLAN. Barnett Blcil.
CAS-. ll'. E'ls Gilman. Jakcl.
Is wmel Frnuk. KuuL. lodEe. Nowc.
owen itsurHt i'u'trr ,Aomausky,
a.ifE .r. tIrnV kL Vernon. WArtel.
D. Wilson rs Wilson. Wing.
H'uk Iorl''f and the Frealdent-2L
NltH N"-r
Al s,eauowski entered and took
his hYal
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
From the Depa TRENT Of Public
Weeks.


Tr if.e ~ moro u. Be- fNa. Common. Gown. =.
e..f.rrr.. ME Department 10 i.....
N..r-. r. oa u .,a- referred f.1
I~tr.a 20 STANLEY NarsHr @ HI..
T..su.,. .ar ro.tfrsrra g. Second camel
rs.t. 20 .tTrr' 70 Ha' .au 90 H..
fgr paving - Dunedin atrua-
Frlr- So ,.-rrH t..te trd o. t.t ~n.t.
tirrts-a -..rt p Alton F1fts -
.r.r f.- .a..r+ % Drake atr04o
...rt s.r.I rs Irmyrspr .. Leon
f....r 81, ,l f.r tto pttiu. - feger-
.a court rram Ie~arsnn s.r1uc -
p. -tr.-|y f.-,.t.r. % h d 8.ro74
et 49, su- fHo yp.fa- q Vanderbilt
avenue from rs aaf Ind asru4u 20
a-r rt af 'r '.e s 80 the = AZ
alloy e-tf sa-' ~ ....tfard from
TO. r.- 20 49,. -t'e 2 600. 2. SNIP
son o. o. or ere p.i.s ~ the =.
tf...fvla ~ NeH.vry. - John = Foley
90 &C., g.r mo l4..rx 90 'Ne y \
r. t.sf east ~ woodward from
Me.n4sy p, Tftrrrr 20 ~ stone
,,..r rut-I Hamilton h'vs Euclid
.rI t.r.IlGe'-' 40. ard p Arthur T.
T.tIie 90 al. Pr tho paving 81 tie al
.a@ between caUlrgwood and Law
rsrta from 80. rrl - Third respect
,IIry report that fns petitioners are
'-a owners ~ the greater number %
fs.t OF real estate suuttinE tho
str,.rs and afrevs PROPOSED L. IL i'm
t-t,.-f Tho raparfmrrt. therefore.
.....a..fs tF.t fra rrs.ars ~ tie
petitioners 10 GRANTED ard that tho
strear. srt alleys named within tho
ttr-,,. s,.f.t ts revs1 II ts esti-
mated mat the ca-t ~ these i'm
,,r'.,a,~.sr,. wiiI he "a follows
Ii.rbnr avenue. from Lakewood IN
sa-.-f canal cast af fret wi5r. with
.I,,,, ~, '.,,'rr,o ,5gn1.,i,n ana
t.r.a n'n3.ra .r any other curb
.,,,s -, NV ~ ,,if mon and or
fsret ..'imqtsd ca.t in herea curo.
r,4,.ai1 a sS e.'l's = 'r9m1 " u. Grand
sfea 90 Ia Sale Gardens south. Ys
sret v.l+e WIN aroraItir concreis
natural lnk~ aepnhID on ooncr~te
'... ,,s oo,, ,,If95 W ''''''''
t-eL. =. .,Ia from Fraud 90 Jst-
,.rscr - ,ref vide. ain AsphAItin
e.,.r.ta Drafr-ol lake hsphAltJ on
-. ..,t.- r,rSs,n,n mar nav
D.. ga ur,, 49, o-4ared .a'lrnstod
cos, IN rsrea curb. Is.12s. In Medina
.... -, ,,teri, ,.,o,igls ~ fest
wtrs with asphaltlc concrete
fratn-ol lake asphsID on concrete
49,, rs,,r,sted cost $40
v,rarrhUt e,arua from West End
90 ra3rborr "a fret wide. with AS
rtat'fe concrete natural lake as
rr4Ia rn >oncretS Foundation ard
We. Noffra 40 any other curb
stone thar mav 10 ! ~ upon and or
dar.l ,atir,ate1 cost IN perea curb.
ffE4-- fr Molina curb ~ 90
The y e 8 alloy 7rFf east ~ Wood
ward from Harper 20 Pi1uefte. -
lauf,s cnncrete. estimated cost.
O. acn
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
COMMON
COUNCIL
OFFICIAL

Detroit TUESDAY. June Is, 1918
~ The Council met ard ~as called 10
'Hedsr by the President. Hon sher-
IN T1ttleneld
a = Adopted "a follows.
4. Yens--AId Allan. Barnett. Blsil.
Dase. Dill Ellis, 81 imam, lax, J.
XIoAre Nowe, owen. Richert. RuliHr.
chemsnsky, schpltG, Vernon, War
IN. a = Wilson. w Wilson,
(9inv, link. Zoelier and the Presi-
1ent--2s
E fsys-Nore.
Thepe' being a quorum present me
'council vAs declared 20 he IN Session
"a The Journal of the prscedins ses-
'h1on was approved
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

ff-f- ~ Medina ~rrf ftsqf
Central Ave fr1u F-. fH Michigan
% foot wide With cedar block or
concrete foundation aNa Korea Ne
dina 81 any other curhsfnue that may
DO bid urur aut ordered
Estimated rrrf In HtFca cur
t1sr12 100 Medina curb f1f goo
Respectfully unlimited
GEORGE ~. FENK tit
Cpurnl atoutr
Bv Ala GlinnHnt
Resolved. That Harvey avenue.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

.~r7r r-rrF 'fr rrfe-rncr ~ nc
--.raaaia f1r Dfsi-fa' Printing ~
rl official Prhf.rx JOB ~
r- Ho4kblnfIuR Euh0EFinf -L'
b. .rar. stationery aud Ffinf'rE
g-f. o. rnf Records. 80 the Comm go
.r p.f-tirc and fre proposals. f0r
.efsf4f Harfs mn Auto ss-'i"e 20
t.c Committee or WAYS ana Means
Veapseff .iiE sItWi''rd,
GEORGE EhGEb
Controller.
Accepted ard recommendations
-0ururred Ia.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
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COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Controller.

To the Hcnora BE re Common Council
Cssntlemen--Ths toliowirg reports u
CITY Og.cers for TIE week ending Sat-
submitted
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

Tc the Honora Ne ,hs Cow nor C0n-
Gtntiemen-The following a7r-0Ned
accounts ers -esp-ctfuily submitted
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
From the Controller.

A-csptes al -sfsrr~' - N
mittee On ways and Means
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

ART Nr'zrr-Ni Fr-SD
as5--vn : Nagel 2 N
s,ar~rs 81 ri
CONTINGENT Fr-ND
sss-Alt Heidelberg dir
reru %
3ss- Rsar9ou Parshau Co,
printing .-....... 20
5f--NaV @ Koch. Treas
materials -, 1893 "a
7ss--Nichels Garage stcr-
aEe. etc ...-... -
sss-EdTa-d - Munro
services ........... g 90
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-17

er. The burial was made in tn,
Grover cemetery. Rev. Theo. Al
breght conducted the service. Mrs
Zamow leaves a husband and a sol
and daughter to mourn the loss or {
good wife and an affectionate moth
er.
Gladys and Thelma Benthin, daugl
tiers OF Mr. and Mrs. William Ben
thin of WATERFOWL, were v~isiters a
the Fred Benthin home the last two
weeks and at present are visiting a.
their uncle Charley's home.
Theodore Bueltel is granting anc
repapering the Lutheran church at
Grover. He boards at the John Mil
Ter home.
Julius Kallis accompanied by his
nephew. were pleasant callers here
ore day last week.
Ewald Puhlmann is the owner of
a brand new automobile which he
purchased last week.
The Pelican road oYerseer has had
many compliments for having the
best graded roads for many miles
Iaround.
The scribe's sister, Mrs. e. w.
Hyde. and daughter, Theima, and
son, Laurin. of Almont. n. D.. were
visitors at Watertown Saturday and
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Hyde is enroute 10 ST. Louis
with her son to receive medical
treatment. The daughter viii re-
main here and visit with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Hendricks entertained
number OF visitors Sunday.
MI and Mrs. Frank Lebert have
returned from Nebraska, where they
been visiting relatives and
for THO weeks
Mrs Gust Fusrsfsn2u, who has!
been on thes TEX list. is much better /
and Is able 10 Aa around. ha- many
friends Will he glad 10 learn
ReE Za1aow, Who has been confined
TO his hoHss CT account u sickness (
Is ahle 10 be oGt again !
Mrs. E3dtnEtcn mad daughter are
a. the Louis HalEaUar home
this week
Geo, Kuhlman, the prospective
was the sheep sheaQer at
the BoxeldeT farm hast Monday. He
knows how 10 shear sheep all right
He sheared Is pounds Of wool on an
average from SeFeu sheep,
3Tr. and Mrs Conrad Urban were
IN the neighborhaod of Groy-
or list Monday, The TTbans are pros
porous farmers Of Rauvilje township. /
a big picnic Is planned for Grovsr
by the Farmers Elevator company, 10
be held or the 30th of June, Hoping
viii have q fine day and ron will
be sure 10 be with US. When you
get of the train you will find our
address on the box,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-17

Mortified, Mimi, the first of the
week where she has attended st. Olaf
College the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Munson. Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Ustrud and q. T.
Hegna attended the Lutheran church
convention at Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Fiksdahl and
children are making asyisit at Alex
andria, Mimi, with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Englund.
NOTICE.
State of South Dakota, County of
Codington, SIS.
In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Dick
w. Bradley, Deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends
greeting to Victor J.. Bradley, Eliz-
abetho Bradley Garvin, Mile Brad.
ley Campbell, Russell w. Bradley,
Blanch Bradley Patterson, Frank w
Bradley and Eyeline I'll. Bradley
heirs and next of kin of Dick w
Bradley, deceased:
Pursuant to an order of said court
made on the 9th day of June, 1915
notice is HEREBY given that Friday
the End day OF july, 1915, at ter
o'clock al. m. of said day at the cour
room of said court in the Lamn
block id the City OF WatertoWn, ant
County of Codington, South Dakota
has been appointed as the time ane
place for proving the VIII OF tn
E@HbNHtN
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-17
PELICAN FARMERS CLUB PRO
GRAM.

The program opened with g song
by the club. "Old Black Joe" Mrs.
Klatt PLAYED.
A reading by Mrs. Eveuson, THE
|Tnventcrs Wife" was fine and full
of humor.
A talk was given by Fred Benthin.
1.-THE Farm Gospel What does ali
our talk of better farming mean?
Why this good roads agitation?
Why the consolidated school? Why
the farmers -club, the social center
the new activities of the rural
church? The things that satisfied us
in the past no longer satisfy. WI
live in an age of big things, and the
farming business is the biggest o
them all. The telegraph, the tele
phone, the daily newspaper, the auto
mobile, the bewildering array Of farm
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-17

kAMPEskA.

Next to the resignation of Mr.. Bry
an as secretary of state, the mos
starting piece of information that
E2se Come our way Is the fact thai
James Reddy has acquired title to {
piece of land of 200 acres in extent
that has scarcely a rock on IT.. With
this fact in mind the gentleman
should be in a state of perfect con
tenLraent. Mr., and Mrs. Reddy were
in he city today (Monday.)
N p. F. Burke is busy as the
tca fsffp assessor and census taker.
Aessrs. James Rand and C. J.
B uashaagh were in the city Thurs
DAT
NJ ana Mrs. cieve Falvey autoed
Q II this way Friday.
Nr. ard Mrs. Leon Tracy were in
Fhs city shopping Friday
Mrs Geo Croft and daughters, Ruth
and Marisl. were in the city Friday.
S1y McSerTaa and mother were in
shs sy Tuesday
5aAa SanifE and Z H 0leson and
Mss liza were in 1ae city tha last
o4 IRE wa,sk.
avg ME. Cga2se TESTER Friday
wasl IA Eas G8ag He STAGED shat
Miss IVA, waa N&s haez real poorly /
was -aca Improved. Lsie- Be hear
Mrs. Tsss3sr is aa5te sick, !
We rallied For q Sr5et period az the;
sAssss6a ranch home At 1r- and Mrs. !
1gea TTacy Saaaas znaEufng Mrs.
Tracy has 3 haa AoEE o. little chick.
es I've also npIed The Sp}e8di6t
rose bushes lowering saTHas Of var
spIs sorts. TIE pecBses, etc. as well
III tAs thrifty gouag orchard, berry
hazsheS etc, on The pSace. Leon aP-}
5araat3S is d chip CT "a tha old
bfo1g ~ least when it comes TO these
things,
The ,iae. July !, for car annual
c-hautaaqag is nearly here, II ought
TO be well supported in WatertovSnl
End from surrounding cou2tTy and
become g we'll established annual
feast or a programme for our clty. /
ANY city and community that round
II and eagerly supports a chautauQua
speaks well Of Itself. II boosts al
good Thing and. = also boosts itself.
The c~hautaagua entertainment is ali
ways clean. it's for the entire fam
lily; it's for clean people. We say a
well supported chautauqua speaks
well for a community. Where for
the money 1.-THE price of 9 season
t&ket} a you get the entertain. |
ment hut in the ~chautauqua? Plan
to attend.
Children's Day exercises at the
church at Kampeska June 20. Come
and hear the program.
WI enjoyed q pleasant visit with
MI, md Mrs. Oquist Sunday at
"Prairie La