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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
RABEs or nEIGIusI

The meeting OF the Woman's clui
/ next Friday is 10 be under the direc.
1 ton Of the recently formed child well
| fare department Of the clab. and an
exceptionally attractive program is te
be rendered. the proceeds of which
are 10 be devoted specially 60 the re.
lief of the children In war-ton Bel
GUM. The participation in the pro-
gram of q number of the little
chickens" who made such hit i'm the
recent performance of Jack and the
Bcanstalk promises to he a distinct
feature Of the entertainment
The program Is as follows:
Ieadcr---Alfs. John w. Wilson.
Current Events-Cute sayings Of
children
Talk--"The Montessori Method. s.
Miss Rhoda Swavne.
Music--'sDer Sohn der Iiaide" Har-
old and Irene Partch.
Haner--.The Normai Child" Dr
Margaret Cartwright
Reading -'Life's Lesson" (Rilev),
Louise Dozier.
Pantomine by Dolores Benjamin.
Pauline Meyer and Jessiea Wolf;
Wando Waggener at the piano.
The Chicken Chorus" from Jack
and the Beanstalk,r by six little tots.
Discussion---S Social Centers," TO be
participated In by Mrs. H. F. Robin
son, Mrs G. II. Conner. Mrs. Ella La
Bar and Miss Sallie King.
Music cradle Sang, (Hauser)
frpup and Harnl.t parfgh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

establishment and perpeiuation Of
Justiee-An abstraction OF which
iaw takes no cogn.zance Something
that occasionally but rarely is the
same as the technically which il Is
the business Of the law To maintain.
Law court-A. chessboard with rules
sufficiently complicated So that only
corporation lawyers and other expert
crooks can safely operate on II.
Case-Something cited 10 prove
that what did happen could not pos
slbly have happened.
Someone sworn 10 prove
that what could not possibly have
happened did happen
Lawyer man with brains but no
money.
Client 4 man with money but no
brains.
Iawmit-A means invented by the
former for absorbing the worldly
goods Of the latter
Supreme Conrt--An institution for
determining the difference between
.Twecdledum and Tweedledee
Appeal sort Of second round
awarded by the referee or judge
when he thinks that the lawyers have
not gotten all Of the clients money in
the original lawsuit.
Nerilet-Thc statement by the
Judge that neither he nor the Jury
know anything about the case.
A~A
PIANO RECfTAL
a recital N the Woman's club
building Monday afterh0sn by the pu-
pills or Miss Louise Nichols. assisted
by MIR. +. Leroy Volt on the violin,
promises To he a distinct musical event
Of the week. The program follows:
Duet Primrose Dance" Krogmann
Carmen Aorelli. Adele Morell
Grace Waltz" ... Cramm
Mareella .Reidy.
Pixies Spinning" Brown
Carmen Morelli.
Fragrant blossoms" Loeb Evans
Marian Grunsfeld.
The Skylark" ...... .Tsehaikowsky
Helen Grunsfeld
tal Romance ......... EBko /
CD Allegro ..s......... Diabelli I
Bertha Weinman. Miss Nichols
Dancing DOH" .PaIdini I
Dorothy Booth.
Violin-"Caprice Vlennois". Krelsler
Hungarian Dance No. 2"...... {
...,........+ .Brahms-Joachim
MI. l0tt.
In the Gondola," ....... Rohde
Adele Morelli.
Gypsy Dance" .Lichner
Adeline Clifford.
'Marche Militaire" Saint Saens
Dorothy Booth. Norma Booth.
Second Nalse" ............G GODDARD
Sylvia Davis.
al "Narcissus" - Navin
Do "1arantelle" - Mac Doweu
Katharine Jones.
Polonaise" ..,+.. MerIei
Fay Gearing.
Sonata Pathetique" Gst move
menu ............ Beethoven
Dorothy Brown.
iolin-"Ave Marie" ...
.............. Schubert Wilhelmi
Mr.. Yott.
Fourth MazuTka" .... GODDARD
Ethel McClaskey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

the following conditions Of the con.
test.
Contestants must have received Ell
their musical training IN America.
Contestants must not be over thirty
/ years Of age
CONTESTANTS must perform entirely
without notes before their state jury
ana later before their district jury az
least three, or. II desired, more COM
positions, namely:
Voetiigts one air by Handel, MOI
art. Chuck or an early italian COM
poser, short group Of German
tSchuberi. Schumann or Brahms)
French and American songs; one mod
ern oratoriO or opera aria English
language preferred)
fianikts One work by Bach or
Beethoven one work by Chopin or
Sehunenn, one work by Mcdowell.
and, II requested. one work by Llszt or
some other important modern compo-
siti0n.
Viollnisis.--A Bach unaccompaniea
senate or early classic italian work
or a Handel senate: one movement
from a Eruch. Saint Saens, Mendels-
sohn or other standard concerto: two
or three good short character pieces.
showing style, finish. color charm and
individually. one brilliant SHOW
piece" BY noted viOllnist composer,
tsnch as Paeanini. Sarasate, Wien
iawski.l
Contestants must perform behind a
screen and be known 10 the Jury by
number only. thus insurlng absolute
imparsiallty
Contestants need not be members
OF a federated club. but, to be eligible |
they must join the National club with !
in the students department Of the Ma /
tional Federation OF Musical clubs /
(for advanced students and young |
professionally by sending with their I
names and addresses the Zee. one doll /
lar. 20 the vice president Of their state, 1
who win remit II TO the federation /
treasurer.
Contestants must arrange for their
own expenses In the contest. but II Is
suggested that clubs, IL willing, help
defray the contestants district and
biennial expenses. where necessary, or
That the final winners give a "bene-
~ concert in their respective cities
Dir clubs.
The prize will consist Of the oppor-
unity TO secure engagements from
he 30s federated clubs, whose dele
yates Will come to Los Angeles with
Instructions 20 engage from these
Winners, IL satisfactory. the artists FOR
heir American Day program.
go
Little Miss Wayupp-Oh, mann
ma there's the church you took
me 20 once
Mrs. Waynpp-Did /? When. I
dear7
Little Miss wayupp - About i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
ron TnE rRArERNIrY.

One OF my lawyer friends. who be-
sides heing : leader az the bar. Is also
able to appreciate real humor when
he encounters Il. regardless Of who it
hits handed me the following last
week, and ] am sure that the legal
fraternity Will appreciate it. II comes
from Pnck, and is under the head
Legal Definitions"
The LAVA code OF rules for the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

told them over the telephone. SO far
as the Phi Mus were concerned they
would never have known II. Phi
Mu was indicated once more.
NOTES or SOCIETY.
Mrs. Edward A. Mann entertained
Friday afternoon at two tables or aue-
ton bridge. the first Of series which
Mrs. Mann plans to give.
Mrs. l.. c. Bennett has issued lnvi-
tations for an auction bridge party
next Tuesday in honor OF Mrs. w. s.
Walton, who will leave early in April
for San Diego, where she will be one
Of the hostesses at the New Mexico
building at the Panama-Californla ex-
position.
Mrs. George S. Klock gave one OF
a series Of informal bridge parties
Thursday afternoon. eight guests be-
ing present
Mrs. X. Fred Petit entertained a
few friends at a sewing bee Thursday
afternoon AT her home on North
Fourth street.
Mrs. NJ X. Wylder entertained the
I.owland Bridge club yesterday Of
ternoon
Mrs. James ID. Davidson invited
Few friends 10 bring their sewing
wednesday afternoon. Later refresh
ments We're served
Mrs. Julian Reed will return 10 her
home in Texarkana, Ark, today al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

the contest between the Highlands
and the lowlands. over the PROPOSE
Ton Of which Is the best bunch al
bridge, last week got 20 be awfully
serious. After It was too late d num-
Der OF the Lowlnnders called me up a
week ago and urged that / make a
feature story Of how they had wal
ioped the waddlng out OF the High
landers. ] tried Ia get the score IN
on The sport page for last SUNDAY. so
az not 60 disappOint anybody, but
there was so much prizefght stuff
that night that there wasn't any
room.
Wen. II appears that the best two
out OF three was won by the folks that
live In the swamp country. The de-
Gliding bout was pulled off Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. W.
W. strong, and the Lowlanders are
now wearing the sort OF smile that
goes with that sort of thing. un-
derstand the IIighlanders claim that
they we're not ~ condition and win
ask for return match at an early
day, while the Lowianders In reply
turn up their noses and say: Go set
a rpDtffgflnu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
uNIvERsITy.NoTI.s.

Next week will appear the Coed"
edition OF the weekly, which. under
the editorial management Of Miss Ma
RE Higgins. assisted by Miss Rosa
Una Espinosa. is sure 10 make a sem
sation In ccllege Journalistic circles
w. X. Walton. the official univer-
sity photographer has taken some cx-
ceilent flashlight pictures Of the in
terior Of tho various buildings which
are to appear in the next issue Of the
Newc.
Former Governor l. Bradford
Prince, Of Santa Re. Is TO lecture at
assembly on Tuesday morning on
The Ola Spanish Missions Of New
Mexico" The publis is cordially m
vited 10 be present
new electric adding machine
forms part Of the equipment Of the
office Of Miss Parsons which has
proved a most valuable acquisition.
Rev r. r. sehucler viii be the
speaker az Vespers This afternoon. A
specially attractive musical program.
with Mrs. r. l. Bradford as soloist.
Prof l. J. Tello IN violin selections
and the university brass quartet. viii
complete a program OF unusual ex-
cellence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

The FoFinlghtly club met last Tuos
Gay az the home NJ Mrs. Raw Bailey.
where an unusually entertaining pro-
lows.
Paper HAYDN aud Mozart
!, ..t.,... .,... Mrs. g. A. Foreman
M0zari--l f66-f7sl. Fantasia. ID.
MINOR, piano 49, MiHs Paum postel
mozart Vol Che Sapete' from
figafo9. voice MrA II. +. uenIna
MoHafl Sonata for violin and piana.
major Piano. Miss Louise Nich-
uls' violin AIR, r. Leroy Yott
haydn- ifJ2-iS0a. MY Mother
hius Me BIND My Hair" voice
d, ,.ts...,.. Mrs III. II. Tlening
Mn1aft~~fanlasie G minor piano.
,..,,.' Miss Louise Nichols
iialSdn.-'W WITH verdure Clad (from
me creation Voice. .-...
49,, Mrs. Il l.. Bradford
hfs' Mabel Stevens flimoe. accom-
Toe first time girl falls In love
she inagines She Invented II
$50
HEAP nc MUSIC.
ihe National Federation OF Music
tubs, &C which the Fortniehtly club
OF THIS city IS an integral part. i %
nave ~ ninth biennial festival in Los
Nhaeiea next summer from June "a
20 Sul} : The affair Is TO be ono OF
the most Notable IN the musical an-
nuts Of America. and feature OF OK
eeptionai interest u the contest where.
by twelve Young American-taupht
musicians win have the privilege OF
appearing az soloists on the urorran,
at The festival.
4 bulletin received by Mrs gra.a-
fefd state president OF the fedora.
tien and one % the most prominent
musicians in Albuquerque. announces
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

Elizabeth sSimms, Katheryn Chave'
ami Alma RaldrIdre
Punch and cake constituted the re-
ireshments. being serYed continuous
~ throughout the eyFniug.
Music by Jones orchestra
go
some hosts make us feel nc
nome. ana others makes us wish
We were
NOfR-WHITE.
The many Albuquerque friends ~
George A. Whltf. who few years
aso was prominent Ia the business AMI
social life Of this city. VIII read with
interest The following clipped from
The IA Paso Herald % last Tuesday.
Miss charioite D. NOR ana George
4. White were married Friday even
INK az The rect1rF 81 the Church u
- ticmeni Rev Henry Easter per-
formed the ceremony Tie bride Is
Tie daughter If Rev. David 5. Moir. *
Rochester, n. ~ She came TO III
Paso from Pine Bluff ~ G. 4 large
party 81 the groOms friends and
neighbors met her 90 the train ana
accompanied The bridal couple TO the
rectory Mra. d. n ReidinR attend
ed the bride ana Frank g. Jerome at
tended the groom After the cere-
mouy, the wedding guests went TO the
home Of Mr.. White. az 1907 North
Oregon street, where refreshments
were served The house was attrac-|
lively decorated with cut flowers and
ferns. The wedding was the culmla-
alton ~ 9 romance that began when
the bride und groom We're both chill
dren Among the wedding guests We're
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rouiledge. Mr..
and Mrs Milo Ewing. Mrs. NJ. N Red
ding, Misses Florence NJ Buckley,
BESSIE Routledge, Phyllis Routledge
Mfssrs. Eldon Rautledse. Frank g.
lerome. NJ. X. Rcdding, r. J Redding.
W. J. Crowley. Edwin G. Knickmeyer
Lee Davis Leon Roman. G.. T. Whit |
ley, Of Chicago. James Soucek and J. /
3 Knott"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

plttf-i.ENTEN PARTY.

Miss Apolonia Cervantes entertain.
cd delightfully."- Thursday night at hes
home in old Albuquerque al the last
OF series Of parties to be given be-
fore the beginning OF Lent. Cards and
dancing were enjoyed until a late hour
When lunch was served. Valentines
mnde most attractive place-eards
The guests included Miss Tulsa In
peg, Miss Frances Lopez. Miss Carr
totta Lopez. Miss Anita Nieto, Miss
hlia Cervantes, Miss stella Martinez,
Miss Cora Michoihnch, Miss Helen Mf-
chcibneh, Miss Josephine Gonzales.
Miss simona Cervantca, Miss Nativi-
dad olguin Miss Monica Cervantes,
Miss Pillar Cerypntea Mossrs. Rich
ara Van de Waldo. Amhroslo Garcia.
eiabrlei teryantes. Pedro Duran. Pa
bio Torres, Augustin Cervantes, Car~
los Gonzales, Juan Carrillo. Bennle
ortiz, Fidel Cervantes. Ermenes Cha-
yea. Salamon ORTIZ and Ruhio Chavez.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
sT. vIxCFNTs RECTAL.

The recital by the students OF st.
Nincent's academy last Wednesday
proved to be one Of the best that has
ever been given by the talented young
women Of that institution The pro-
gram was az Follows:
I'm Venice. .............. spindler
Media Kirkpatrick.
"old Kentucky Home" violin
selection) ........+..... Franklin
Margaret Dohle.
Piano" Babbling Brook, "..... Kern
Lucia SOurs.
Piano-"Behind the Scenes" -.
.sss..H+ss+s ...... INBitnann
Ethel GOff.
Piano fa) "F'rOm My Sketch Book"
sartorio; tAD Joyous Peasant"
ss.s.ss.. d. +...+..| t,.+.... Hchunann
Dorothy Blainey.
consolation" ........ Morrison
Louzella Allen.
"liumOfesQue In G-flat" ... DvOrak
Helen Gridlcy.
Dance of the Wood Sprtes," FOrman
Josefita Miera
fai1f ....sss.. .s-.ss Dehnte
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

ter visit with her husband, Or. Reed
of the Albuquerque sanatorium.
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld will return IA
albuquerque the latter paft OF this
week, ACCOMPANIED by her slangh,ar
Miss Florence Grnnsfeld. who has
been a student az Bradford 'prcparb-
tory school
Mr. and Mrs ]. u. IJerndon Ian
Wednesday for Kansas city Vii Re
they win visit friends for Il few DAYS
Mr. and Mrs Ierndon are en- routs
to Rochester, Mimi. for a consultation
with the Mayo brothers
Mrs. Arno Huning left early hs
week for santa Fe for a visit with
Mrs Isaac l}arth.
Mrs. a. o. chadbourne VIII lelvo
today for New York for a month"; vls.
il with relatives
Mrs Ralph Hunt will arrive dnr,ne
The week for visit with her mother
Mrs. w y. Walton, and her sister
Mrs. VIII Springer.
Mrs. r. A. Mann returned Friday
from Santa Pc. where she went early
In the week to attend a reception
given BY Mrs. Rupert +. Aspmni ma
Mrs. Paul A. y. Walter. Mrs. Mann
ana MfA lhhdt t'dAln were the guests
Of honor
Little Miss Cornelia McAllister on.
tertained five of her friends Wednes.
day afternoon at a moving picture
party in hOnaT of her tenth birthday
After the movies refreshments were
served az Grimshaws.
The marriage Wednesday afternoon
Of Miss Daisy Roberts, of Mceker.
Colo, TO Mr.. f.. S. Marshall, a We'll
known Albuquerque railroad man
was an event Of the week. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev G. D.
Beclman At the parsonage 81 the
Lead avenue Methodist church.
The Women's Catholic order az
Foresters will give pre-Lenten so-
cial at odd Fellows han Tuesday even.
ing Music will be furnished by the
Blueher orchestra and refreshments
will be served.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
FIVE HUNDRED PATTY

MIS- Roy =. strome entertained
three tables NJ five hundred Tuesday
afternoon NJ her home on South Sew
enth street The decorations of pinx
carnations and pink heafts were es-
pecialiy effective, the color scheme
being carried out tn the refreshments
Miss Lolita Newhsti was the fortu-
nate prize winner.
Those present were Miss Alice RoyI
Miss Maybelle Williams Miss Anna
Newhall Miss Lolita Newhnu Mrs
Ray Bailey. Mrs George Is. Valllant.
Mrs Hugo g. Meyer. Mrs. Kenneth
IaldridRc Miss Angelica Ilowden.
Miss l4era loxelace and Miss May
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
PHI Mu DANC,f

The second formal event of the un-
ivorsity's social life, the fourth annual
ST. Valentine dance of the Phi Mu
national fraternity, was held In Ma
sonic temple on Friday evening, Feb
ruary IL.
The dance hall WAS lavishly decor
ated IN pink and white. the Phi Mu
cpiors. Seven thousand hand made
pink and white hearts. the work Of
the girls Of the fraternity, were strung
al around the room and the lights.
The walls were decorated with Phi
Mu remnants and the orchestra
screened off from the dancers by two
huEe green lattice works. covered with
punk hearts. aud the words 'sphi Mn
~ the center one on each screen, in
pink ehrsSanthemums.
fhe programs We're OF white suede,
with phi Mu" IN old rose on the cov-
OF, and tied with white braid.
Il'e active mcnlbers Of the fratern-
lily in college are
Misses Mary Cooper Ruth McKow-
en-, Marie lIlggins. Louise Lowber.
katherine Johnson. Ethel Kieke.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

lBy Scharmel Iris.)
They say my heart is light with joy,
! sing.
And all proclaim have heart
most gay.
My heart is winter though my songs
arc spring:
None knows the suffering I bear
each day.
Yet hearts that listen speechless,
without moan.
know must still be sadder than my
own.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

Mrs. George f. valiant was q
charming hostess Thursday afternoon
at an auction party at her home on
West copper avenue. The nearness ui
~ Valentines day was reflected In
the decorations. which abounded IN
Cupids ana bleeding hearts. In the
dining room bouquets OF carnations
were used with excellent effect. The
prize was captured by Mrs. A. A. Al
len.
The guests included Mrs. Frederick
llofnby, Mrs Ernest Davis. Mrs. Al
befl slmns, Mrs. Elliott. Mrs Frank
Butt Mrs r n. Wilkerson. Mrs.
Nancy Beswick. Mrs. T.. A. Mann,
Mrs A. A. Allen, Mrs. Louis Reynolds
Mrs. Frank Summers. Mrs. Roy
stromg Mrs. II. ~ Hcning. Mrs. u.
J.. Bradford, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs Julian
Reed Miss Anna Nowhal and Miss
Lolita Newhall.
fiiht Railroad Man (Whose wife
has left him In the house with
the baby, examining safety-pin):
Where does this coupling pin go,
Jim
Second Railroad Man~~Under
the bumpers, / guess.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

Even the hest Of women would
rather appear wicked than ridi-
culeua
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
MRS. VILLAINS AUCTION

Polygamy Is as far from mo-
notony as Il y from monogamy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

Little Miss Wayupp-Oh, mann
ma, there's the church you took
me 70 once.
Mrs. Waynpp-Did /? When.
dear2
Little Miss Wayupp About
three puuay ago
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

a gisl Will throw herself at
man when she considers him
good ontuh.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-16

Mrs. Frank Dvorak was up from
Ridgeway Friday to visit her sister
Mrs. Pinter at the hospital.
Mrs. Chas. Goethe returned to he,
home at lie Roy, after a visit with rel.
atives here and at Postville.
Leonard Hauber returned Saturday
to his home at Ridgeway, after visit
at the S. C. Broghamer home.
Mrs. Janet Mcintosh returned Friday
to her home in DEBORAH, after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Mcintosh.
Jardiniers at lOc each, one day only,
Saturday, April 18th, at The Wonder
Store, Strother House Block.
Ransom Wentworth went. to Ridge.
way Saturday for visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. A. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capper returned Fri
day to their home in Chester, after a
visit at the L. E. Emmons home,
Mrs. Otto Gericke went to Bonair
Saturday to visit at the home of her
brothers Arthur and Thos. Goetsch,
l am prepared to dig or repair els
terms, or build them. Inquire at Lomas
& Farnsworth's 32t Gao. Bly,
For SALE-New 1915 Ford automo-
bile. Run about 300 miles.
34tf j. j. DRIscoLL.
Special Csc Oliver Twist Suits for
Children, 2 to 6 years, at
Soft WALsH's RACKET STORE.
Don't select your wall papers until
you have looked over the handsome
designs at Market Street Drug store.
w. D. Kellogg returned Sunday morn
from Valparaiso, Ind, where he has
been taking a course in piano tuning.
GIRL WANrED-For general house.
work. Enquire of
34tf MRS. H. w. SHUTTLEwoRTH
Miss Ina Makepecace, who has been
the guest of Mrs. G. w. Church, re-
turned Tuesday to her home in DEBORAH.
Mrs. T. Eastwood and daughter Miss
Title came down from LIE Roy Thurs
day for consultation with DR.. Kessel.
Miss Christine Stelpfug returned
Monday to her home at Austin, after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Jas. E.
Glass.
Miss Carrie Huber returned to her
heme near Ridgeway Tuesday, after q
visit with her sister, Mrs. John Bar,
theme.
Frances Ruesink returned Monday to.
her home at Lime Springs, after visit
at the home Of her aunt, Mrs d. A,
Palmer.
Nj. and Mrs. Gilbert Moore came.
1own from Lime Springs Friday, the
after to.undergo anoperation at Mercy
hOepit0l. fs1a sH a}f 80 ny =
saaa..t,s ssxgr,ssus u 100 f,s, ,.-sss SlssS.t|
Clarence Lusk, Of . Mankato, Mimi,
arrived Wednesday from Mason City,
for visit with relatives in Cresco and
vicinity.
For SaIe-House with lots and good
barn, also modern house in good loca-
lion. For information write or phone
Mike Drew.
Mrs. F. A. Wiegand and little son
Herold, left Wednesday fer visit with
relatives and friends in DEBORAH and
Elgin, Iowa.
Mrs. and Mrs. E. j. Jarosh and
children went to Fl. Atkinson Satur-
day to visit the formers sister, Mrs.
Jas. Doubek.
Miss Minnie Porter returned Tues
day from visit at DEBORAH. She was
home by her sister, Mrs.
w. H. Pollett.
Mrs. Ida Webster, of Omaha, Neb.,
been a guest at the A. M.
Thsyer home, left Monday for visit
in Minneapolis.
Owen Jones underwent an operation
at Mercy hospital Tuesday morning for
appendicitis, and is reported to be get
ting along nicely.
Philip Sanborn is q patient at Mercy