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The Coconino sun., 1915-06-25

A California youngster had been
permitted to visit boy friend on the
strict condition that he was to leave
there at five o'clock. He did not ar
rive home until seven and his mother
was very angry. The youngster insist
ed, however, that he had obeyed her
orders and had not fingered unneces-
sarily on the way.
"Do you expect me to believe said
his mother, 'that it took you two
hours to walk quarter of a mile?"
She reached for the whip. "Now, sir,
will you tell me the truth? ?"
"Ye-es, mamma" sobbed the boy.
"Charlie Wilson gave me mud tur-
tle-and | was afraid-to carry it
so | led it home boston Transcript.
The Coconino sun., 1915-06-25

Mr.. Parrish:

Kate couldn't come today, she got
wet in the A. M. and cold in the P.
M.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
THE WONDERFUL
ADVENTURE -CRYSTAL

William Faruua, Who appears II :
dual role in the Wonderful Adyea-
ture 3 new V.1lizm FOX feature from
the vtrile pen O. Captain Wilbur Law
ro1- * Americas tayo-ite screen ar
tLsE and matinee idol % the DAY. Nr
Farnun i the highest salaried actor
OF tie Screen TO-DAY. drawzng s159.-
GO : year To- lis we-k NJ Fa-na-
vas the nTst OF the great legitimate
actors 70 fo-szke The stage. bur he
s1-s today t1-t h2 Esver was more
co1teated nor happier II his work.
This Is the attraction al the Crystal
theate- tonight
He vas an immediate success vixen
he first picture il whica he al
peared vas released Quickly one
great feature after smother followed
md in each Instance III. Fa-nun-s
1rawing power Eas apparent Great
features N which this noted actor has
.snsed pe-fecz sensation are: Tire
Nisger. = Gnded Fool. The Plum
1e-e-. and The Bo1dnan- Hal
Gaines most famous book and drama
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

M Fa-num Is . man Of unusual
personality he Is trsctabIe and mod
asr All has none OF that self-eoDcei1
zhica Is found al TOO otten with Per
so1s II al walks OF life who have
made successes
Els side scope o. character define
alton i q marvel 10 al who watch
lis work n one picture alone he
wll take several parts. each a. far
-on the other as the rEo poles For
Instance. IN samson II i first :
dock hand. brutal and ignorant, and
zzre- : polished nan q he World :
business colossus Il each phase q
re character Of Maurice B-acaa-d
NJ Fsr1um Is equally impressive, II
\ Gl5ed Fol- he appears II :
character entirely new - hin. that
= C1a1zcy S1o-- Eoo6-hearIe6
vc--g teu0T wfth N ambition u
spezd a Inheritance O. S5-093. coo IS
quickly IS possible Fate. and : girl
2Irer Ch2mcy7s character utterly. and
NJ. Fa1um emphasizes both sides o.
Clzuncy with AMAZING fidelity 70 de-
-zil and life II The Niger, his
vc-k IS Philip Morrow gives 3 mag
ziEceat portrayal Of part that calls
for strength and dignity.
In The Wonderful Adventure.
however, Nj FalUn can be said "a
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
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sARAciNA'S PROGRAM
FOR XMAS CONCERTS


Rocco Saracina- director OF Sara
cina's Royal Italian band. announces
the following program for the Christ
mas concerts and the concerts Of Sun
day following
Saturday. z.3o to 500
March-Coronasion (Meyerbeerl-
Overture-WiIlian Tel (Rossinil.
A Perfect Day Bond
Selection Faust tGounodD.
Dear Heart Matter
Wslu-The Wedding Of the Winds
(Haug.
American Patrol CNeachanl.
Star SpangIed Banner
Saturday Evening. 7:5o.
Mareh-Tennha1ser (wagnerl.
OyerTure-Fes1ival lLeunerl.
Observation-Disclosures Girl (Balfel.
Internezzo Russo tFranke)-
Overture Southern Stars CConter-
MOI.
Bright Star OF Hope (Hzlevl-
Quartette from Rigoletto CVerdi}.
Star Spangied Banner.
Sunday $50 10 400.
Aarch-The Union Forever (Scou-
toni.
Oyerure-Barber Of Seville CRos-
sinh
Selection. Carmen CBzetl-
The Rosary (Nevial
Internezzo-Le Secret (Ga1tierl-
Stabat Mater. (Innanarnsl (Ros-
sinh
Nearer NJ God 70 Thee (Laageyl-
I1tsrmezz-The Wedding o. the
Rose fRoun1l
Star Spalgisd Banner.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
NSCSTGN.


KINGSTON. Dec a4-The many
friends of Mrs s Z Manuel OF Waxa-
hatehie. Texas are delighted 10 know
that she has come 70 spend the winter
with her sister. Mrs NJ J. Davis Mrs
Manuel arrived Tuesday
Rev Gray. who has been sent by
the Conference 70 have charge OF
the NJ e Church here. arrived the
first Of the week 10 enter upon his
duties Mrs Gray Is expected today.
We extend cordial welcome 10 them
from the entire community
Mrs wm Hamilton and children
leave today 10 spend Christmas with
relatives IN Lake Helen
There viii be a Christmas tree and
entertainment az the church this even
ing
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
SMALL FIRE CALLED our
DEPARTMENT LAST Nlcs-

~ S-12 yesterday evening sass-s n
TIE Gables hotel turned IN an alarm
OF IRE due 10 The discovery thst
smoke Eas putting from TIE front
windows q the double hoass next
door
Chief French and he department
arrived IN double-1Uick tine and co..
Pied their hose-lines IS a prsczutsoa.
OF the blzze was handled with the
chemical engine alone.
Downstairs in = f7ozt room ocru.
pied BY Miss Nellie Gates. OF Ha-il.
ton Canada, somebody left : wood
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

Be Al his best IN character portrayal
n this magnificent feature pieeu-e
he plays = dual part He Is in one
character rough and rugged nan al
me plains whose life has been cast IN
ro1GE and tho-1y places. and IN the
other character he Is 8 ~eutodo buS5-
ness na1. who stands high in The
community. whose home life Is ideal
and happy
In The character Of the rough nan
e becomes : dope lsad. and he lives
o1t and ssts upoa the screen TIE a..
III saEsrl2gs and torzu7eS thai uaSe
I'D TIE life Of oae cursed with The
drug habit
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
SOS NAY VOTE ON
PROPOSED CHARTER
CITY CLERK PORTER HAS RE-
cEuvEp CERTIFIED LIST FROM
COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF aEG-
isTRATloN }. r. wETAERELL-

Those who have registered on the
city registration books Of Daytona and
Who are either exempt from the pay
ment of poll taxes or paid their poll
taxes before the second Saturday Of
this month"; other words, those
Who are qualified 70 vote on the pro-
posed charter TO be submitted on Jan
uary Number 3 total OF Cos
City Clerk A. McF- Porter has re-
ceiyed from T. R Wesheren- the coun-
II supervisor OF registration ST De
Land. the certified list The ballots
for the election are now being print
ed.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
F-s REMAINS or cOLoRE0
WOMAN SEMI 10 kENpRIck

4ae remains o. Carrie Broone. col
oTe1- Who died n W2yc-oss On We'd
aeSdsy. we're forxGrasd THURSDAY af-
ssEaooa 70 Kea6rick for burial and
loAsFS4 services VIII b held az saat
pace he deceased vas 81 years o.
age-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
FishRescue Hospital.

Iowa has 3 fsh-rescue hospital TO
which h2h are transferred from the
small lakes which DIR up in the sun
mer- The building measures is By IS
feet and is filed with storage tanks
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

Today has been perfect ID Christ
mas shppoing in Daytona- he YEA
ther man is not % encouraxg In his
report for tonight and tomo1ow- He
AVS il win probably be dpudy to-
night and Christmas day. b II VIII
be warmer. he says
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

Mr. ard Mrs R. D Craig vent down
to Cocoa Thursday afternoon 10 spend
Christmas with Mrs. Craigs parents.
Mr.. and Mrs " NJ Hindie- They ex-
pected 10 return to Daytona nexr Sun
dzy.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

Mrs E p Woodbury. and daughter.
Miss Elsa P Woodbury.. viii join Col
Woodbury. al the Ridgewood hotel
this evening. coming from Burlington.
VI Murray C Woodbury. has been
with his father for nearly . week.
having come 10 Dayt0na from Jack
sonville. where he is attending the
Florida Military academy.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

Mrs James Kincaid and young sons.
for the holidays. having come over
from Orlando on Wednesday They
are with Mrs Kincaid's mother. Mrs
Mary Troy. al the Troy hotel. where
they expect Mr. Kincaid 10 Join them
Christmas morning
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs L Clark LeonardE. Of
Is Third avenue. xent 10 Osleen
Thursday TO spend Christmas with Mr.
Leonardy's sister. Miss MARY Lou
Leonardy, who had been visiting them
here
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

Miss Amelia Bumstead, daughter Of
H d. Bumstead. OF this city who has
been here for 8 few days with Mrs
G. E Anderson. will leave today on
her return 10 St Petersburg. where
she is spending the winter II COM
pany with Miss Ada Anderson
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

]. A Lucas was shaking hands with
friends at the railway depot this
morning Mr. Lucas was On his way
from Stuart 70 Tallahassee TO spend
Christmas with his wife and daughter
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

Rev J. T. Gray. the newly ap
pointed pastor OF the Kingston n E
church. South arrived Thursday from
Homestead 10 take up his duties at
Kingston He was accompanied by
Mrs Gray Mr. Gray is also in charge
of the NJ Z church. South. al Port
Orange
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
HEARD On
~s7THEE~-,
iSTREEM

George O. Turner. welFknOvn to
many Dayfonians. Is in the city for
the holidays. and Is q guest al VIZ
ginia villa on South Palmetto ave
nue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

soa cant MAKE 8 gentleman cut q
frock eost and s Slz kSG
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

Al-S-ee1 equipment Electric
fans lights Pullman draw
Ing room SleSoES Dining
cars On trains s@-sS. Lp-slS
Sleeper Savannah p2SSs--
gers ray remain E-a
II Free reclining chair
coaches
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
DAILY THROUGH
TRAINS WEST

ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS EN- ROUTE.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07

along in the world without 1T, he
argues, There would be about as
much sense in permitting our boys
to lay aside the study of arithme
tic when they reach long division as
for US to pass up the opportunities
of corraling and utilizing something
in nature simply because the task
looks hard and the usefulness of it
may not be apparent.
Failure to properly prepare the
soil results in timid plants that lack
the vigor to Withstand too much sun
or too much lack of rainfall. / OBJ
served that when the blight this year
ftarted my vigorous plants puzzled
through and the timid ones wilted
and died. Cultivation, of course, has
become a science and an art, but It
is much easier to do that with little
thought than to rightly prepare the
soil.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Stroup and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stroup and daughter spent Sunday
at the J.. r. Michaels home.
Archie Briggs of Summit, ispentl
Thursday evening at s. d. Monahan's.
Ray Mitchell left for WATERFOWL
Sunday where he enrolled in the
business college Monday morning.
Miss Bertha Beskow, who has been
on the sick list for some time, has
entirely recovered,
Arch Stroup attended the dance at
South Shore New Years.
S, D. Monahan took two big loads
of hogs to WatertoWn Tuesday.
Most of the schools started again
Monday. After having such a long
vacation the teachers and pupils
ought to be able to start in with
renewed energy.
Pete Nelson and hired man spent
Thursday evening playing cards at
the Monahan home.
Ye scribe was reported on the sick
list Thursday
Glenn Mitchell hauled a load OF
grain to Watertown Thursday.
j. r. Michaels, our county com.
missioner; is in Waterfowl attending
q meeting of the board.
Doris Monahan spent Tuesday
with Miss Annie Holtan.
Miss Anna Martinson and brother
Martin have been spending a few
days with heir sister. Mrs Herman
Nordin.
= -. Mitchell OF WATERFOWL. came
out to his farm Monday.
The dance at Pete Nelson's Safur.
day evening was well attended. 4
splendid time was rsrortea.
Mr. and Mrs !. ar. Michaels and
family spent Wednesday evening Il
fH r.. Gulwiekg
Family reunion was celebrated
at thesF :: Stroup home New Years
day.
Good luck Good cheer For 4
bright New Year.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07

EcH@EaEEG%Is%
Or. Magee stated TO me writer the
other day that he had had as many
cases d short time ago Of pneumonia.
In children that he remembered Of
ever having In his practice, that
there was not nearly as much of this.
now but that there We're dozens Of.
people afflicted with hard colds and
some very severe cases. He thought
that the extreme cold weather of the
past two or three weeks found d lot
Of folks unprepared for such sort of
q spell OF weather and lung trouble
and hard colds resulted. you see,',
said the doctor, lin the winter we
I SO prone to eat too much for the
work that We do or the exercise, to.
put it that way, that NE do, and we
have such irregular hours in the
winter, SO many more OF us. We eat
cur meals at this and that time; then
we wear SO much more clothing and
We battle so much less than we do i
the summer time. are are, many Of
us oiit ia the open air much less,
that great health giyeh and inVigor-
ator. the sun, shines much less. oltrl
houses are NOT ventilated ~properly.
We sleep In closed houses aItoasthers
tee much. III lis no SO much the ssa1
son iH fact. Ia Al sense as Iii the NAY
way THU we i've during The seas5aj
tiat Gpnses tho trouhIss
While in Watertown. our growing
city, we stepped into the naw Git.
liens bank q few moments and
deed We had 10 scratch u bald pate.
A moment to feel sure we were not
somehow IN Omaha, Sioux City, or
Minneapolis. i u citified did the new
Quarters appear When the new
bank Is erected on the southwest cor
ner. these four corners OF Kemp ave-
nue. and Broadway lremember, Broad
wayfs viii be some city looking
place.
THIS reporter has been a nurse for.
d sick baby for several nights SO il
this IS not correct youth knew the
cause Pray do NO say ,'Thou art
~nexcusable, oh maia!s
Thewa must me killing the trade
hi fufs. friend sent d badger hide
and skunk hide To d fur dealer and
his cheek Was so cents. "a few DAYS
later he took ii Prime weasel hide
t1 cur home fur house and was res
aMardMd With Toe. Before spring YOU!
will I'M able ID buy an arctic black
$fOx coat hsied with mink. stuffed Be-.
fMeelf8watfr elder d9Wn, for $1,000
asWaflteds-5 sure recipe Tor making
The hens Inv and ono t0 keep the
nose 33roNS running ssthesaSScold DAYS
wheHs3a0u have Mttten on and yunr!
hand eEsl1isfA q fn ypnr inside pant
9rfsSfdAx Harrv Ys,sN4 ~ ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07

EIFaEa
AS | understand tt some people.
refrain from having their names put
in the newspaper. Well, some peo-i
pie are too bad to have their names
put into print anyway.
The New Years party at Mr..
Loesch's was a great success. All
present enjoyed a most ENJOYABLE
evening.
Aug Klatt was in the city last Sat
urday to attend the special meeting
of the Whooley Packing company
and transacted other business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Mary Hendrickson and chill
dren and Mrs. Brist and children
spent Sunday afternoon at Peter
Scherer's.
That dreadful rheumatism still has
Its grip on Mrs. Thiede, Her many
friends wish her d speedy recovery.
Albert and Cora Scherer visited at
the Aug Klatt home Sunday after
noon and evening. Cora was as vel
come as the flowers in spring.
Mrs. Kate Scott and Mrs. John lie.
bert and sons, Earl and Bill, and
Carl zamow and Henry Brist are on
the sick list.
Benthin and Klatt were out Mon
day repairing the Farmers telephone
line south OF Grover. Mr.. Kiatt
had a little bad luck with one of his
| wrists.
Mr.and Mrs. Herman Evsnson and
son were in the city Monday on bust
ness.
Robert il. KeInple. lecturer, at the
Coplan schoolhouse. as usual met
with a large audience. We feel free
to speak in the highest compliment
arys terms, both as to the quality and
he scored a hit with the audience,
There was no wasted time or dull
moments, but a Jolly good time, as
when good friends get together
There is q demand for al return en-.
gagenfent and wheE. that time arrives
the lecturer will be greeted With b
/ packed house. The next and the
| last n on y program Of the ".
/ ceufn course is the ST. Louis Trio
Tuesday February 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benthin and
family attended the lecture as usual
at The Coplan sehooliiause, january 4
Mrs and Mrs. Otto Kaius visited
with Otto Zamow and family Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Fred Ferris Is reported to be sick
The Progressive Farmers club viii
Emaet ait the usual time, january ~
The slipsIod, happy-golucky farm.
en- has no. place In South Dakota, bMl
4 III IS land OF opportunity for ths
] maj Nfao Is willing 10 study plan
life and soil conditions and profit by
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07
RIcHLANp

Rev. Michaels from Henry, who ]
holding services at the Eli OIesd
s~cho0ihouse, announces that in tw|
weeks there will be a short serviS
IN English after the regular seryicez
Everybody invited. Services at 10
sharp.
MI. and Mrs. b. q. Lewis, Viii
have been quite sick are slowly III
proving. +
Fin weather for the new year.
a few friends and neighhors Gallo
at the ". Wishard home New Year,
night to celebrate the Goth birthda3
anniversary OF their son, Earl, DanS
Ia 5Was the program Tor the eyenin$
Mr.. Wdshard and family spefI
~ 6stidg8 e9sAing at the home OF nd
and Mrs iii Qleson.
Mis- ana Wing returned To Trd
= ssn aaa to hid
ssehne ss for he remainder d
the term
Vacation is over nd anes more til
boys and girIs are s@ingag the din
ner pals filled Il lie nrirn.
Today Monday seems almost lik
spring and snow is almost zone.
Almetta Molln spent the week al
at the home OF her friend, Ellie
Wishard.
number of children in this con
munity are among the grippe sufei
ers.
The young people enjoyed a fiji
dance given i the Clarence Win
home Thursday evening.
hFra p y:1 = -1zLZZI&, So 1&EG s@H[sAg4f
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07

!, me first meeting this year Of
Eden Farmers club will be held ~
schoolhouse.
4 number Of friends we're row
entertained ait the p. j. Munson ShS
Sunday.
M. and Mrs. Peter Berg, MI, !
MIS- 4; z. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Berg MI. and Mrs. a. Forest J
Lars Hagen enjoyed Sunday dinner
Chris Olson's.
M. y
Thor Gulickson, one of the old I
idents ct this county, died at
home friday evening" The lune,
was held at the st. PAUL. chul
Tuesday afternoon.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07

the new company to the stockheld.
ers in this community, The company
Is looking forward to a good. pros
porous business this year.
a gentleman told us the other day.
tho, no. not DR.. Magee, though he
may be able to testify that there are
men in WATERFOWL who, he was posi-
tive, had not taken a bath for six
years. Shame on you, fellows. Bet
ter clean up this year--first thing
you know you'll have the foot and
mouth disease or the mango.
While on the streets of the city
Saturday a tall nan with a bony yet
honest hand. and a big gruff voice
accosted us with How do you do,
George" We looked UP into a pair
Of kindly appearing eyes and knew
we had known the eyes, but to save
our soul we could not recall the
name of the owner. Seeing we failed
to recognize him. the gentleman
then walked or After a solid
hour of thinking IL finally soaked in
to u head that it was Mr.. Waldron,
formerly of the Farmers Elevator of
Kampeska. You will pardon us
Friend Waldron, and here's our best
wishes.
Thank goodness for a little easing
up on the terrible strain on the hay
stack and the coal pile that the re.
cent cold weather has caused. Feels
mighty ines indeed.
Cur weather record the past week
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07

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EDEN.s

Miss Title Ustrud spent a few days
slastSweek at Wallace.
Miss Clara Hegna returned to Wa
stertown Monday morning.
r z. Hegna and j. Fosse were
business Visitors at A Rear's, Of
Florence, Thursday.
Munson Is the proud owner De
IA pair of twin calves.
Miss Josie Fosse left for North
field Monday evening to continue
her studies.
Mr. and Mrs II. O. johnson enjoy.
ed New Years dinner at the formers
parents
Miss emma Hegna returned to her
school duties near South Shore Sun
dag
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Iae sfS TOT
their home in Aberdeen sunday after
spending several weeks here.
Orlando and Inex MulsoIt left for
ECarfon Tuesday morning resume
their wcrkin the college
MissessI deIla and Florence Ustrud
returned to WATERFOWL Sunday 4
Ing
nussper ofyoung folks pleasant
m surprised Mr.and MrssaH @ John
their home New Year eves
sAsjolly time was reported
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oquist. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. III, Oleson, Earl and Johnnie
Tigner were New Years guests ct
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Purcell and family.
Rev. Boyce of the NJ. u. church ex-
poets to meet with the members of
the quarterly conference of the Kan
peska charge the 18th of this month.
Mr., and Mrs. James Rand are ex{
pected home from Minneapolis Wed.
nesday Of this week.
We had the pleasure Of shaking
hands with Rev. Mr.. Bonner while in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glidden call.
ed upon Mr. and Mrs Perry Burk New
Years day In the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Croft and Mr. and Mrs,
Joshua Purcell were at dinner at this
home the same day.
We are pleased indeed to learn
that Mrs. d. d. Hiidebrandt Is some
better at this time. Mrs. Hildebrandt
has been very sick and was attended
by d nurse.
Perry Burk says he believes he
lis a funny fellow in a way or two at
least. Perry was in Watertown Sat.
urday and complained of a Jumping
tooth ache. He visited a dentist. The
man of forceps and drills dug and
picked and drilled and hammered and
pinehed and pried at the suffering
member, down around the founda,
ton. After doing all the stunts he
could think of he asked Perry Il
there was anything else he could dc
to- hurt him, and was astonished wher
Mr.. Burk solemnly assured hisa tina
he had not hurt him vet in the least
s.He thought r was d cheerful liar,
! said Perry, .sbut IL was the plair
truth. AT dentist OF doctor has nevel
hurt me, and I've had & doctor GU
my aesh open and burn 1t II Will
earholic and look to g me vince II
order to know how much coult
stand and be surprised as the DENTS
to find me utterly unconscious of an.
pain TO speak Of Lucky Perry i
not a prize fighter, for when knocket
out he wouldn't know when he wa
licked
PELICAN.
The scribe forgot Il mention til
fact that Julius Kalus has gone to hi
/ old home Id WISCONSIN, FOR his win
ster quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindar.s til
Astle son. Niiiiam John, was baptise,
New Years day byAReY. Thee AL
ebriGhf at3 the Lutheran church
Albert PauI and Ella Scherer al
tended the double funeral Of Mrs
Albert Knight and her oldest son
4whicII occurred january Mra
4KufEAf had bann seriously HI Will
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07
Correspondence
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