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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-10
SOCIAL NE WIS

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a~+atnad 80 fa..t11. - So e~tands
anniversary yesterday in their new
home at Grasselli. Ind. The morning
was spent in games in the picnic
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TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Henderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Avery leave to-
morrow on a motor trip to Webster
Lake, Ind, TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Spaulding at their summer home.
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MRS. roRBrs RECOVERING.

Mrs. William Forbis. wife Of the
chief Of police. who recently underwent
an operation at Mercy hospital. has
been removed to her home at 712 Della
ware street.
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CRz United Presg.l

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.-The Dan
isk Antlantis was sun July 3 by Ger
mar submarine gun fire but the crew
was saved h. a British destroyer, &C
cording to state department advises
today.
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MRS. THOMAS JoRDor HOSTESS,

clock.
MRS. THOMAS JoRDoE HOSTESS.
Mrs, Thomas Jordon Of Detroit street
was hostess yesterday afternoon at
what will long be remembered by those
who had the pleasure of being present
as one of the most enjoyable and de-
lightful functions given in Hammond
Invitations were issued to a hundred
and twenty-five guests. many of them
being from Crown Point and environs.
all of the latter being girIhood friends
Of Mrs. Jordon's. The home was artrac-
lively decorated with daisies, white
forget-me-nots and potted ferns. Little
Miss Grace Muir, niece Of the hostess.
opened the program with an appropri-
ate selection In The Sweet Long Ago"
Her second number was America
Here's Ny Boy Mrs. Jordon's only
son is in the United States army. Miss
Muir's selections were followed by
songs by Mrs. Lydia VOTERS Van
Glider n Miss Edith Mcconnell. Mrs
Charles A. Smith gave a reading and
Mrs. Eugene Cooper an instrumental
selection. During the afternoon a four
course luncheon was served.
The following were in the receiving
line: Mary Minas Muir. Mrs. f. Minas
Mrs. (. c. Minas. Mrs. Harry NIinas and
Mrs. VIM, Jordon. Willard and
Dorothy Minas received at the door.
The invited guests from Crown Point
were: Mesdames Irene Altman Nc
Mahon. Frank Pattee. Walter Altman.
Anna Fisher Altman, NJ. Grimmer. John
Minas. VIM Minas. Stella Meeker. VIM.
Parry. VIM. Laws. Peter SchmaI. Jessie
Simon. Frank Schlemmer, John Fraas,
Geo. Randolph. Jennie Wells Lehman
J. s. Rockwell, Geo. Randolph. Adelea
Cooper. Chas. Daugherty. w. +. TRACER.
VIM. Laws. Jennie W. Wheeler, Z. Cole.
Z. G. Sherman. F. b. KrinbiII. J. J.
Wheeler. c. ". Boucher. S. b. Woods,
c. Merrill. W. @. Hughes. y. H. Daily,
Belle NJ. Fairly. Eva Dyer Altman.
Frank Hack. Claude w. Altman. Eta
w. Wilmer. a. Mack. Otto Hildebrandt
+. 9. Jordan, Grace Young, II. S. Craw-
ford, +. II. Crowell. w. K. Wilmer.
J. Kritz, J. c. Gibbs. b. Rosenbaum.
H. A. Weems. z. Flack. L. A
Dalton. J.. B. Meyer. I. Van Trumps.
Geo. w. Fisher. J. Young, E. L. short
ridge and Misses Francis Grimmer. Ida
Minas. Gwendolin Parry. Helen Hack,
Matilda Lehman and Anna Wilson.
The Kings Heralds Will meet Satur-
day Afternoon at two-thirty at the home
of Miss L~illabelle Abbott. Beal avenue.
Election Of officers. opening of mite
boxes and other important business
viii be taken up
Miss Genevive Brunt Of Mason is in
Chicago where she plans to spend sew
eral weeks at the guest Of relatives
Meet me at the Moose Picnic. Indiana
Gardens. Sunday. August II. sic
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scharbach Of
Hammond have returned from Misha-
waka where they were the guests Of
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MRS Z

Mrs. Frank sheehan, wife of Attor-
ney sheehan. and Miss Martin Of the
Jefferson. leave tomorrow to visit Mrs.
S~heehan's parents at Dowagiac. Mich.
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tRv unlted Presz caplegraml

BERLIN. Aug. 10-Capture of some
lines of French trenches on a 1900
meter front north of St. Quentin. was
announced by the war Office today.
Prisoners taken numbered $50. it was
stated.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 1O.-Eighteen humid
red employees of the Santa Fe railroad
today received notice Of an II and Is
per cent increase. effective Sept. 1.
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REruRNs 20 oNrARrn.

After a visit here, the guest of her
sister. DIT. Rosetta Adair. Miss ola
Adair has returned to her home in On
tario.
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HERE FROM LOUISVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Diamond of
Twelfth avenue, have as their guest
Miss Anna Levine of Louisville. Ky.
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GoNr no DENvER.

Charles J.. Holmes, father of c. Oliver
Holmes is visiting his daughter at
Denver.
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Mrs. Frank B-urlingame. 457 Jeffer-
son street. is visiting her son Elmer
B~urlingame and family in Chicago.
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overweight kidney. 40 to IT'S lbs. u
914c; coarse. l10l2c.
PoTATOEs-Cars. IS; Virginia. bbl..
s5.5Om5.55.
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WHEAT-Sept- s2.1S.
CORN-May. s1.121s: Dec. s1.151A.
OATs-May, size Sept, 5ssc: Dec,
5SAc.
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TO soUTHERN rLLINo1s.

Mrs. \. B. Keller Of Harrison street,
will leave Saturday on a two weeks
vacation trip in southern Illinois.
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The Red Cross-the symbol Of a
rause-wide as the world and high
as Heaven.
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TO VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper Of Adams
street, viii leave Sunday to visit rel
atives at Milwaukee.
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M 49, 2
Brings Beauty

bFlnSS 1Eo1Z
is a combination massage
and cold cream, delicately
perfumed-far superior to
anything you have ever
tried. Better than any soap
for cleansing the skin. It
gives the skin that velvety
appearance which is so at
tractive. U~nequalled for
reducing large pores. VIII
not grow hair.
To convince you Of its val
ue, use Hermo Almond
Cream for a week. You
will notice an Improvement
Immediately after the first
application. And at the end
of the week, you Will be
delighted with the way it
has improved your skin.
Use it also as a foundation
for face powder.
Get a Jar Today
a trial will soon prove to you the
unusual benefits that can be Sc
cured with the aid of Hermo AL
mond Cream. Buy a jar today
and try il tonight. For sale by
your druggist u any Of the
stores named below.
Hermo Co., SAP Il. 63rd St, Chicago
For Sale by
Z. c.. Minas Co.. Hammond
Spears Pharmacy, Ezst Chicago.
South Side Drug Store, East Chicago
L.. q. Mattern, Druggist, Whiting.
II. Sternberg, whiting, Ind.
Central Drug Store, Indiana Earbor, IND
E1etneman's Pharmacy, Indiana Ear
Dor, Ind.
Red star Pharmacy, Indiana Harbcr
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TO LATE TOO CLASSIFY

LOST-Red bill book on Summer 81. off
Hessville road. Return to 1856 Stbley
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IN AM AROUND
C A r Y
sUPT. GLEASON RErURNs HOME.

William P. Gleason. general super
%intendent Of the Gary plant, is back
at his desk after an absence of several
weeks in the Mountains of New Eng
land.
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The Red Cross-the symbol of a
cause-wide as the world and high
as Heaven.
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club Saturday afternoon at two-thirty
o'clock.
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Miss Genevive Brunt Of Mason is in
Chicago where she plans to spend sew
eral weeks at the guest Of relatives
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Meet me at the Moose Picnic. Indiana
Gardens. Sunday. August II. $40
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Come to the Moose picnic. Indiana
Gardens Sunday. Aug. 18TH. $40
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The Kings Heralds Will meet Satur-
day Afternoon at t%wo-thirty at the home
of Miss Lillabelle Abbott. Beal avenue.
Election Of officers. opening Of mite
boxes and other important business
viii be taken up
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scharbach Of
Hammond have returned from Misha-
where they were the guests Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Whitsell and fam
lily of Harrison street were guests yes
terday at Miller beach where Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Carmichael entertained
them at their cottage.
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Are you going to the Moose Picnic?
Where? Indiana Gardens. When? sun
day. august 18th. $40
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Geo. McEwen. F. c. Cooper and Guy
Eaton Of the Hammond mail carriers
force are on vacations.
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relatives here, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sandbeck Of Hill
man visited relatives here over Sum

relatives here, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sandbeck Of Hill
man visited relatives here over Sun
day. 5..
to her home Wednesday, after q week g
visit with relatives here.
The VIM. Mielkea and A. Decker fam
lies autoed to Little Falls Sunday.
John Monty was a caller at 1.-the
FAILS Monday.
Mr.. Turner of Winnebago, who was
employed at the new First State bank,
left Monday.
School starts on September T..
The fire department was called out
to see the chimney on the house in
which J. o. Moe lives, burn out Satur-
day forenoon. No serious damage was
done. " ss
A farewell party was given for Miss
Hilda Schendal at her home two miles
southwest Of the village Thursday eve
ming. Those present were Anton Rein
hold, Hattie Decker, Lydit, Ottilie, Of
to and Raymond Meyer and Lydia and
Martha Meschke Of this place and the
Misses Olga and Lydia Woehlert of
Little Falls. All reported an excellent
time. Miss Schendal left Friday for
southern Minnesota, where sae will be
employed. ~ -
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Friday. Mr.. Meyer will be potato buy.
er for the Jas. Hart & Sons, Of Long
Prairie. Buying began today (Tues'
day.. -.
Mrs. Kaeding, ST., returned to he1
home at Little Falls Wednesday, ar:
ter visiting relatives here.
Miss Hilda Schendal returned home
Wednesday from Birch lake, where she
was employed at one Of the cottages. ..
Pearl and Gladys Raffensparger left
Saturday for Devils Lake, N. D., where
they will be employed.
F. H. Wells of Sank Centre was a
business caller here Friday.
Miss Hazel NAHUM was Little Falls
caller Friday.
Miss Hilda schendal left Friday fol-
southern Minnesota, where she. will be
employed.
j. p. Gales was business caller at
the county seat Friday.
Olga, Hattie and Emma Koenie
Adelia and Daniel Kind, Ottilie and
Otto Meyer, Richard Krause, Vina
Thompson, Haiti Decker and Lydia
Meschke surprised the latter's sister
Martha Thursday afternoon, the oco'
aston being her 10th birthday. Games
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FLENSBlJRG

Aug. 22.-Mrs. Mathilda Strced Of
Little Falls is visiting with frlcn.ss
here.
Nj. End Mrs. J. H. johnson and son
Henry and, daughter Miss Ethyl, mo-
tored to Darling Sunday, where they
visited with friends.
Victor Larson and Tony Eichman
have left for the western part of the
state, where they intend to be employ
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hoglund and
children spent Sunday at the home Of
Otto Borgstrom Of Swanville tow.
Fred Borgstrom was a county seat
caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gengston and chill
dren of Iowa are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. johnson.
|. Next Sunday, the goth, there will be
services in the Scandinavian Congre-
gational church at 1880 a. m. and 8,
O'Clock in the evening. All are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom and
children and Mrs. G. Anderson visited
with Mrs. Bergstrom g sister, Mrs.
| Paul Hegg, of Parker town, Sunday.
The home of Mike Feidor is quaran-
tined for diphtheria, some Of the chill
dren being very ill.
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SOUTHWEST DARLNG

Aug. 21.-Arthur Regnell cut August
Blomquist 8 oats Monday. They were
the finest oats in this neighborhood.
Olof Forsberg was busy cutting oats
for Aaron Engstrom Tuesday. Eng
strom expected to get IS bushels to the
acre. :-..-r -. s..z.-.... +
Charles J. Nelson is the first man in
this vicinity to finish haying and stack
ling grain. He will start blowing soon.
The weather is rather hot and dry
now. Rain is needed for the corn.
John B. Eystad has sold all his
ducks. We suppose he will be buying
a car soon. ..~...
| Gust Nelson has another hired man
now.
Erick Thelander is cutting part OF
Gust Nelson $ meadow on shares.
Herman Mattson has been helping
Albin Fl. Hanson with the harvesting
and stacking the grain. ..
| Mrs. Anna Shaw of Minneapolis Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Anderson.
Arthur Regnell is cutting oats fo1
Louis Anderson. He will have very
good crop.
Harry Pearson writes from Port
Crane, N. Y, that they have had 9
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Pleased again.
See display Ad on this page.
Vasaly, registered optometrist.-AdV
SWANVILLE

Aug. 21.-Mrs. Baisden and Harry
Pool Of st. Paul, who have been Wis;
ting at the B. b. Cox home several
weeks. returned to their home Wednes-
day. Mrs. B. B. Cox, the former 5
daug glitter, accompanied them as far as
Little Falls.
George Ware left Wednesday for the
western harvest fields.
A. Frost, the hide buyer, was ous-
mess caller at Flensburg Wednesday,.
Walter Bailey of Long Prairie was a
business caller here with his oil truck
Thursday.
The Misses Ottilie Meyer and Lydia
Meschke, who are employed at cottages
at Birch lake, visited home folks last
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Amanda Schwartz of Minnes.'
polls is visiting at the VIM. Auslande1
home. ~s
Aug. J. Meyer made a business trip
to Long Prairie Thursday, returning on
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BRICKYARDS

Aug. 22.-Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Holm
will entertain the Swedish Baptist
Mission circle at their home Sunday
afternoon, Aug. 26. Lunch will be serv-
ed. Everybody welcome to attend.
Mrs. w. M. Manbeck was given .
surprise by number Of her neigh
bors Friday afternoon, the occasion be-
ing her birthday. A dainty lunch was
served at the close Of pleasant after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lindquist Of Lits
tie Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Holm and
Miss Minnie strom visited Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peter
son Of Darling.
Miss Ethel Turnquist returned to
her home at Minneapolis Tuesday, a.
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JJPSALA

Aug. 21.-Gust Runquist left last
week for Cyrus, where he will seek EN-.
ployment. H., z. 90. ....s:,. -
Nels Melby and Gilbert Carlson mo-
tored to Little Falls Sunday night. g.
Alfred Anderson and son Roy and
Elmer Larson were Bowlus visitors IN
Friday. T
Milton Ahlstrom was a SwanvilIe
visitor Tuesday. @f..
Reuben Larson left last /. week for
Cyrus, where he will be employed.
Lewis Bergman was a visitor up
north Friday evening. -. ... =
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ]. Lundeen and
Willie Peterson spent Sunday afternoon
at Pine lake, fishing.
Victor johnson motored to Little
Falls Wednesday.
NJ. Smith and. son Elmer delivered
stock to Bowlus Monday.
Chas. Bollstrom returned Sunday
from Minneapolis, where he has been
employed.
George Hedin and Emil Erlandson
left Monday for Sherwood, where they
will be employed. ...... :.
The farmers shipping association
shipped carload Of stock from Bow
|lus to South st. Paul Monday.
Miss Effie johnson returned home on
Tuesday. after couple Of days, visit
at Brainerd.
John Anderson and son Rudolph We're
Bowhs visitors Tuesday. ..-..->. ;
George johnson and George Holman !
left last week for the western part OF
the state, where they will be employ
ed during the threshing season.
Erick Erickson, returned home Tues
day from Minneapolis, where he has
been visiting relatives and friends.
The girls aid Of the Mission church
will meet at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. Larson Friday evening, Aug. "a,
at s o'clock.
Mrs. s. A. johnson and sons Helmer
and Vernon returned last week from
Minneapolis, where they have been Wis
|itipg relatives and friends.
Mrs. Fred Peterson and children,
who have been visiting at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ry-
berg, for several weeks, left Saturday
for Alexandria, Mr.. Jefferson being EN-
ployed as depot agent at that place.
j. A. Andwood and Victor johnson
were Little Falls visitors Saturday:
Miss Ellen johnson was Swanville
visitor Tuesday. +
Miss Alice Smith, returned home or
Tuesday, after couple Of days. visit
at Brainerd.
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ter q visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.

W. VA0AV AAAAs esAAA AxAA Pc
f. Miller. ssss,
Edward Truer returned to his home
at Wassilon, Iowa, Saturday, after a
visit at the 1. G. Savage home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Larsen and son
Erving of Swan River visited Sunday
at the home Of G. Larsen.
Mrs. II. Hovey and daughter Fay Of
Little Falls visited friends here Tues
day.
Miss Geneva Larsen of Little Falls
was the guest Of Miss Bessie Bircn
over Monday.
Miss May Birch and sister Lottie
returned home Tuesday from visit
with relatives at New London.
Miss Ella Larsen of Little Falls vis-
tied Sunday at the Claude home here.
Sam and Alfred Olsen made a fishing
trip to Fish lake Saturday evening.
Miss Merle Sprandel Of Little Falls
is visiting at the Kestner home this
week.
Mrs. c.. A. Lindquist visited Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Quist
of Little Falls.
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day. -.
Joseph Sauer and son Steve of Col
legeville were visitors at the Aug.
Sauer home Sunday.
Jake Thoen has a new Velie six car,
which he purchased at St. Cloud Sat-
urday.
Foley Mowan is visiting with rela-
tives at st. Cloud at present.
Some of our folks attended the dance
lat Pierz Monday night.
Mr.. Hartman of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
IS here to look after his land, which
is being farmed by Dave Frye.
Miss Tracy Lodermeier and Miss Al
vina Smith Of st. Cloud were visitors
at the Geo. Kowitz home few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Houn and Mrs. Mary
Britt and daughter Rosa, autoed to st.
Cloud on business Wednesday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Oscar Parkins of Min
neapolis are here visiting at the for
mer' 8 home few days.
Nick Bauer had new lightning rods
put on his house Tuesday.
Stacking is nearly all rounded up
in this vicinity now,
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"TAX ON PRESS UNFAIR
WEEKS

Washington, July 15.-11 am oppos-
ed to raising the second class rates be.
cause of the peculiar conditions which
now exist said Senator J. w. Weeks
in the debate on the revenue bill today.
eff the statements made by the pub
fishers are dependable, the newspaper
and periodical industry has been hard
er hit by the war than any other bust
ness and while I believe when we re-
turn to normal conditions the second
class rates should We increased, it
would be unfair to increase them now,
or to impose other special taxes upon
the publishers.''
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Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Marohl went {.
Wisconsin, where they will visit rcla
tives. ~. .....s.
Gust Schultz and daughter Of Gre,
Eagle visited the Auslanders Friday.
A. l.. Isenberger Of Ogema, who pur
chased a Grant car from the Mielkt
garage here, returned home in his cal
Saturday. Arthur Mielke and family
accompanied him home, returning or
Monday. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Braatz were called
to Sank Centre Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. VIM. Braatz, of that
place. They returned Tuesday. Mrs
G. Book Of Fergus Falls and Mrs. Ed.
Neddow of Campbell, Mr.. Braatz 8 sis.
ters, who also attended the funeral, re.
turned with them for visit.
j. Tarbox Of Minneapolis, our future
professor, was a caller Tuesday, re-
turning Wednesday.
Miss Edna Canell of Little Falls re-
turned Tuesday, after visiting here for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cox. and son
Harold returned from a business trip
to st. Paul Friday. Is.
Miss Esther Kaun went to, Grey
Eagle Tuesday for a visit with rela-
tives. 81. .--g: re-. e..s--.....
Vests are having their house, which
they recently purchased from Fred
Kuhl, remodeled.
Miss Esther Larson returned Mon
dayrfrom. visit, at Grove City. Miss
Eva .Abelng Of Long Prairie. who is
visiting her sister. here, accompanied
her to her home for a, few days. visit.
The 0. E. Goehtz, H. Meschke and
Frank Barthell families spent Sunday
at Mouse lake.
Mr.. Hoffman Of Grey Eagle visited
at the Emil Mielke home several days
this week. 's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stanton Of DAN
bury, Iowa, who have been visiting
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DIXVILLE

Aug. 21.-Mike Weiers returned
from White Lake, S. D., where he has
been employed since spring: 49,
Leo Kuschel, who had blood poison
on his hand, was to Royalton Thursday
to see a doctor.
Some Of our folks were to Morrill,
to attend the dance Saturday night.
Mr.: and Mrs. G. Par ins autoed to
st. Cloud on business Sunday.
The Dixville ball team journeyed to
Agram Sunday, and were defeated by
a score of GA.
Ed. and Julia Thoen and Joe Hill
and wife motored to Duluth Sunday,
returning on Monday.
John Yokus and wife of st. Cloud
were visitors at the Aug. Sauer home a
few days.
Miss Florence Maggie, who is employ
ed at Rice, was home on short visit
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Houn spent Sunday
at Fish lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Neils of Sank
~-~''- ~~7'"1 ~ +hn 1o++or's homo S,,,'-
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PAGE SEVEN

great deal Of rain there this season:
He says corn was planted late in june
Land buyers are here every day.
Emil Taberman has sold his 40-acre
farm to man from Washington for
$4,000.
Miss Hulda Thelander is building a
fine poultry house lvr Hugo Troselius.