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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08

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Hiarrer g. Solfelb auf bem ct.
@ariens Sriebbofe itatt. Sic gers
Itprbene mose ruben in Sriebenl Seis
Ietol-&. @. 3.
Chicago, Sa.-Sames GoIas aus
RauIau, @is., lit NIT @attin gu
oauernbem Mufcntbalt mad Der Gar
tenltabt suriidsetebrt uno bat bel S.
so. Iu6ort in 8oeers Yurf Guartier
genommen. - Serr urb Srau SoIep9
aoeb, an Nortb 9incoln Ctr. pohns
bait, feierten am IS. Sebriar ibre'
iilbernc Sof5eit. @liIdpunihl =
Serr Sobn 8oesineer Dor S547 8ufs
falo Npe., liest 1d,on lett Weibradten
an elmer 9unsenent5iinbung ittper
frant barnieber. Is lit cine tleine
8eiierung eineetreten uno tpir boffen.
onB err baIo tpieoer edn8lth 9eiunb
iein niro. - @m %. Sebruar lit
Serr Senrb Sermesoorf i'm sitter bon
81 Sabren geitorben. Seine Satin,
Srau gnaeIa Sermesoori, III linn i'm
Sobe poraneeean9en. 9rei Spbne,
Sphn, Setter unb Imanbus Sermess
BORT iinb Die trnueruocu Sinterluiies
nen. Sic geerbigung faro an %.
Sebruar, bonn Srauerbauie, 2943 Rp.
Eacramentp Gpe., rah Der ct. Sraus
5isfls 9aperius s6irte unb bon od
anti benz ct. gpnifatiuS : 8ottesu6er
itatt. = Im 81. Sebruar Itarb so
Sabre oft, Srdu Barbara Nidels, 9cb.
@aguer. cine gilreerin Der Noroieite.
Sic binterldBt Die airber: Sacpb,
Sohn, Nnna, Warearetba uro Srant;
bie Shipeitern Sd. 8aener, Targns
retba &obmann uno Ratbarina 6e9s
nerp. Sic 9eerbigung fdno AM p
Sebruar, bonn Trauerbduie, 1889
@lebelano Ioe., nah Der ct. ptis
hnersza Stride unb bon Do rdh benz
ct. 9orifatius : 8pttesaGer itatt. -
Serr Sobn SoIepb @eber lit am %.
iebruar in ieiner @obnuug, $3.50
3rincetpn Gpc., seitprben. 9as Be-
9rGbnib ianb AM 20. Sebruar BON ber
ct. Iartirus Stride aus, auf Dem
ct. Iariens 8ottesader itatt. CT
binterldBt feline Satin Sran5iSta. sez
burene Sbome, unb bic &i1ber Nuna.
&ate, SrQnces, Srau Slian S6edel.
Ilfnuie, Wiuiam unp Sobn Weber.
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Srieben!-GSug. 8ts.")
>Saflamb, Gal.-Su Gan Sranciscp,
Sal. itarb neulih Srancots 8epman
i'm Ilter bon 81 Subren, gebiirtig aus
2ugembure (Stnot). Serr 8epmar
mar berbeiratbet unb binterldbt eine
Sodter, Srau g. Stepenpt. CT rube
in Sriebenl Infer geiieiol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08
6siebiettlieess aber KSrteP.
(gun @ep. Sbep. Weper2, 9efnn'
In QbrtM.)

bis his Crane Wttttelalter Surld
ilnbeu mir BITE Atreten BON Gorih psrs
Ssiaust, On siner llrfunbe aus benz
~. Sa6rburpert pirb beretts 2, Nes
mteiis ais NrAenpatron eeuannt.
Sm Sabre 141o bat 6rieberi6. ebeIs
fneAt heu SterpeHih. Der Wuttsrs
tirte bon a5rtA siNsH Iheil pes
3terpsntnsr 8eauten iibergebeu yunl
Gott mh Mlmoisn &plueu. gum Setl
ieiuer Geel. peil er IN ieiHsr SSueene
nit alerlei Nherii6eM 0slt unb per-
baihtem mpnhe umsesanaen". - Vim
IL, @usuIt 14Sa bat Neter bon Rim
pta. ebeifneft. -lcsleota. infer Wuta
terftrNeR bon 1SrtN erblih unb tint
mermeNr Az stuieen Astteu autoe,
trasen sipet T1eife hes srpbeu uni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08
Sc M6dbel a ieng SDr.
(spesiel tr b. Gasette" FUN Or. Smx)

Gaat seibuh atper eio'ul CD bun
gu ltidri eefoot, be Wodel tpier ido'
mi laars am 2anb. Be Stans mai
amer ertiht grab eritper tomm, on e
bluip gu Weiort. Sobin bu'et be
R56el benz S6ans eeitrieipcn, eiu
baal as e sebe'iert bu'et bat be
Sdang DO tpier. G i6e'inc' laanec
gre'if bu'et n 'em ecihrietper. pu'
EN- EN- aGes matsebGIt bu'et pl icnser
ide'iner Gere'tbfurm EN- bu'et be
8re'if eei6lob matt engem ihe'iue
@rp'ub. ODD pu ienee' G6poiteren -
be- 5tpo'u al Shahtele, DR. p0bt io!
-; an bu bu'et e bei9eiadt, be siep
niI, boffen, bat De Sdans i51-bru'
81 ion, eiu baaI nj n,Sieled, bim lens
letter boz no. 157 orbesled bon3es
madden. Seen bu'et semdnt be
Sdans ioQt EN- c LANCE 8re'if i6rets
tpeu. pc Wohel bdat ct setuaB eo'ut
gcmdtt, J ma be S6ars ioat iGnaad
fallen, nt EN- bel Lett @urber seleeit
bu'et: pSe fol- eppes u'rbetlehes m
M6de[ ieng 2eeoerbog maheu?" -
Mus btr letterbog baat te' idcn eng
2eeberbog ferbe9 ire'tt. gnS SedeIss
Dor, eng Galiesbor, eng @oue6or, eng
Iiertesbos, Sci 9oren bu'et EN- al
tant, ma eng 3eeberbor baat EN- na1
tere geiinn. I'm bee ion benz Wo1el
eppes bra meaheu?" Ndu, DO be'ert
allss op! @t EN- mad e flenee Song
mar matt enser Sedelsbor, bu az ct
btr alt beieutbo paiie'iert, bat ct eppes
an bVor gin ab, lpann EN- o'anepp
not burteh senua LAB fre'it bu'et.
Sea etpeIl!? rGaat ab bad oroole9",
bu'edt II.
On a,er Wdtbiel tpar EN- bel
So. lat. Col be W6del bann lat
3eeberbogen bun2 q ~pu'rfter2 Sol
baaf pletett eppes matt ieneer Sc.
me'tSfarm &c bo'uu bun? Set Gmes
ritansr erfauneu a~Qerhano. Coll ct
bIeiht eng beionner art ion, fec bee
me tbfarm 5e bongen2 Gu eng Dirt
m5n{dlehe' @uano? DO stetpen ct
gctp5b fHe'tn bid Salootepleiib a
aaabtsbdber. SRA tIol mod MON.
neren, bu'eft n, Oh baum not
8oye ..b...r genp'u1 gu geil'
tpditee an a @tsconiin ion. fer 'em
aus kr No'ut seboifen? bab n rad
no Neiorf Idretwe mulb FER Musbolf2"
De so'uhc Sfnne fpnnt Iod- oant aleS
not re&t reilner. Dtd bee poIt BIN
DtShel bad a 8efaalen bun, Yu'rs
Her bu'et u 'em aeidrieiuen, Re fol-
b'm nonrmen bet 9eecerbcg itoden;
BE eieb ffon trpdbten. ic n'roetled] boil
sc maadber.
Gaat ab b'@eittdt bun gsbtel
iengcr @os. D'Bure6t o'rfuu be-
gldipedt, Adm 6 lanou .,
Wstar1 public iam Staat Nctorf.
sinsf!ane, Duu bet. bat ~ar e
y~9imbarser". \
Wet Ie'tipen Sdr Or. Sus. Dat mar
epsr en- h6ttee ~n3tmburger@, ben
Der Cd bet ae'tsr gtlefdt QUOT. Nh
9 mar eiou ituret. bat De Wehattsr bun
Der ,Ga5ette" b'Gopts buot miNsn u
ie't Pult uitrsfen, lob lpdr ie EN- fcrts
gslaaf, Wta be We'tb mus ct eipst
felper So'ueinn. bat BET ssuet eseus
iaaft FUN n9tmburger" nh net ee'
fe1It tu'ot: en- bu'et fatne't5 sutt ses
iAmnGt!
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leo mat benz SsfeatfAsta, ben per ed
q, a.. q. bu'pt ienrule lcNenq cd
glstpsH sseH Orbss ab IN bet faiid
Nbreb gsspbeH; tpeft, ipaau ere Kim.
buresr8 eppss mat psm 9,erpa im
srsr eefeetat ss BON bn'ot, oa tena'
biz fe p6 trei mat paHg ttHe ot per-
fume" ~beiprtnfls, tpea ha lam te a
quit brauAen.-9'@sbaftinn nun Del
} p@a8etts",
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08
De 2etebnrser Song.
(Wpn @ilhelm 8pergeu.1

@i'en ab e 2eseburser Song?
1e irah an Wenih on b'N'e fndt
u iibberengem Mt'sb Ia itpu;
Sc tdmpls mel StIan fed bu6t.
" tout ct ftr be &app OBJ spr;
0en itperau led itpla Ia tpeiien.
g &iercl mel BIZ Stpbl an gtient
Sat ab be 2ese6urger Song.
wTsn aS e 2esebureer Song?
Sen III ieh ielper ut beroct,
Wat be'iben Sd,n IN b'Grbebt gretts
Den boper I'm bat Sedit fi4 mot
YIN net emioB ieug 8raft rerfhleifts
Iuer1 a Sdtt Duet on b
G6anfen,
g feirest glutt a fro'u 9ebanfers
Sat az be 2eseburger Song.
Wi'en aS e 2eseburser Sona2
Be Spas ann Grfht se made ipdb
VI nie e cube Vatt perffme'tt;
Be mat Der 0anitt. tpanr Ren ans
SdipdS.
Gang trGftes op ben Gei1 mol i1le'it;
0en feb bu Mau az So'ub fOnnt
tr6nfeu,
0em srsnb e'Siers aus berg aeif self
ihenfen:
Dat ab be 2eseburser Song.
@ten ab e 2esebnreer Sone2
Dem b'Siera On b'4'en ttperein.
DAB BIN be Ro'ufe Left nj cart
Del aIIerIe'ift mad emme tin
YIN ouiem nsnsen S6mehtsgartl
De rbber Webfeu uedt an e'tsrt
eM. fed bat bei6t an b'SireH fe'iert;
Dat ab be ~2esebnreer Song.
@t'eu ab G 2eeesurser Sons7 =.
Se rie led ienger 9an..~. Itu'eut.,
0ann bi'en Su e'ire tent a Gelb;
9en fed an b'Siera bu'et a9eru'emt .
Strt 9th 10 Snsee an Der Melt;
Sent neiitt iet 0anbde lam eriesen.
De aledle8. ab. lea8 Sprc& -
ihpdSen:
Dat aB be Gesebnrser Gong.
Na'M al { 0essbaraer Sonar
Te fet b&tt m benz ale Soft.
HM benz al Vapp q Wau,n, es6i'et
v le'tiper Ntiar lein a 4rntt.
Sr an bt'en boa Meilss ni'et,
Mm lnbt 70 bun a ion q inrsupen.
Ole tpsrS Iet ielper trti had MssDsss
De braps Qetehurasr Song.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08
8riefSrasmtente aus Ser
alien Heimath.

Serr &c. artppeIer pom G%olegeoiQe.
Winn., mar 10 freunoliA unS etuel
Brief aus Eieoerfeulen our Tertugung
Az HELEN, Der bon, IA. DECEMBER 10
butiert lit uub bent mir SoI8enoes
entrebnleu:
Sier III uenlth Sran araus uah
me6rtdsieer Granfbeit es%itorben. -
Sicies sarlse Sabr ipar es fat be-
itGnois Males, fer6tes, i6mustses
@etter. 2estbin i'm Sftober bat Der
Sroit bic iton ifdbige &~artoffels
Grnte I'M Elm 9cbeutenoes nerrinsert.
@tr BADEN crit 5tuet Deal Shnees
ipuren eebabt, iouit mar. es immer
milbes Wetter. Con GROCER adlte
feline Nebe. Sic 8ationeu gum 2eben
iperoen Eeiner. Su .unb I'm bic
Stdbte lit Rot6 unb gIenb. auf Dem
Sprfe eebt es better. Gles 1T uns
erihlpineli6 tbeuer. Sd battle 8es
alaubt, bel gud briiben TN Collar
lauoe tpGreu sroBere VorrGtbe. Onrt
guf bauert Der &rte8 ldn9er. Uses
balb Iiefert Sbr Yarteimanner ben
eineu Notioucm l~ebenSmittel uub mus
nttion uno ben anbern ni6t2 llriahe
genug, iif boriiber su beflaeen. Nun
On tannit nidt bnfiir. Ou bait 8e5t,
tpenn 8ott, Der BEN 3riee fiibrt, Tim
tetn gnoe matt, banu sebt es uns
Nnem baIb reft ihltmm. Peccavi,
Domino, faciem tuam misericordia,
Domino! Paroe Domino, parce populo
tuol -
8te ptele Tenften ertenueu iit
nod nitt!. Sic idahern uno tuuhern
uno iperben pl0slib obne es gu nbnen.
cine 9ellte bes 5obes. Rte lit Die
Belt 10 materiaIiittih seiinut! @oa
Sab, @eib uno Salf65eit bon ggoiss
mus unb Sartber5iefeit. Sds lit tein
5ortf6ritt, ionbern Elm Mifitritt Der
Qualification 5um Seioentbum. - 8 r.
Suotptg, Sebrer.
Gin eeitdster 2eier Der ~Gadette1 &,
Serr Se(bep aus Sterltne, Gu, ireut
iins iuIsencer Sriet aus @estnsen sar
9erfiieun9:
2ie6er Gniel! @ert9e 9ante! =
g8ir Ieben nun INT brttten 9~risoSiahrc.
uub NIT iebem Gag betpntmt infer
neutrales 2dnb6er mebr inter bent
srobem @DIfcrnreitc 81 leiben. Mht
allctn, bob bic 2%ebensmittel tnapp une
tbeuer itnb. iooaB fur @noe oteieS
8iuters cine Sun9ersaotb 8u befiird .
TEN III; ionbern aud tpesen Der Slies
aerangriffe. bic In furSen Inter,
bretuunen iebe Mode etn BITS 5ipet
@al auf bic Siittentperte bes Cider
aantcns it~attGabeu, Del uns III eS
tnapper ais in Scutitlanb une BEL
sten. Su 4eIsten 8. y. foiten ote
aartofieln mn 10 8runien pro 100
ag.. nabrenb bel ms Der S6titprets
auf 20 Srauteu ieiteeiest lit. llnb
oas Shbnite til. bab ma gum Spdirs
p,eiie nod !etne %befonumt, ionbern Den
8auern 80 BITS So Sranten eeben mub,
Oct lus ie6lt eben BITE Greanii alton
9te Me0terpng iiirftet einen aui,
itanb, peun iie itrsnee Nabnabmer
erlaHea tpiirbe. uno bic l%ngeunburger
@aueru Iaien BITE Mrbeiter Iie6et
bungeru. als bab its tbrs proSutte 8u
Gntfanbtgen Rretien abtegeH iuiiroen,
An ben erBbsrn OrttGafteu itebeH bic
Sausirauen ann8e Wdhis ober gor'
mittaee bpr ben SletfAiabsn, um tbt
luaRtlm An betommen. 0ett 9ebe,
bah Der Srtebs bntb seihioNsn ipirn,
@duM ipirb er fpmmen2 Wfan atpei.
felt an ihm, suniat meNH man ta9taa'
lid bts 9aneHen fprnea ASrt uHb BIT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08

3eine Waarihten ans
2%nSembnrg.

SieIcs lit bic erite 8ohe ieit
LANCER Belt, bab bic r2ugens
burger 8aSette" nidt imitanbe
lit, Nahritten aug Der alten
Seimatb 3u perDffentlid9en.
Soffen mir iebo6, oaB bic
Storung in inherent regels
mdbieen Nahrihtenbienit balb
tpieber beieitist perben fpire.
. Mebaftior.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05

Mr.. Crosby and family moved this
week from their homestead near Pasco
to the w. II. Collins place in Section
Seven which they have rented.
On Friday evening, April 4th, will
occur the monthly business meeting
of the Valley club. After the business
is transacted the remainder of the eve
ming will be devoted to discussion Of
the war situation.
Mrs. j. E. McKim left Fiday noon
with her six-year-old son Martin, for
the hospital at Walla Wallai He
stood, the operation nicely but at last
report was not recovering as well as
had been hoped he would.
Richard and Margaret Briggs spent
the week end at the II. w. Brown
home, while their parents were in
Walla Walla.
Miss Florence Oliver left last night
for Seattle to spend the summer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05
RIVER ROAD NOTES

The Needlecraft club met Wednes-
day with Mrs. George Mounsey. Al
tho in its infancy, this club is growing
in both numbers and interest, as a
new name was added last week at the
meeting with Mrs. D. C. Bergen.
D. J.>Beinhart is installing an cleo
trio motor for the purpose of pumping
from a well to irrigate his tract on
the flat south of the Yakima bridge.
Mrs. C. E. Griffith visited Monday
and Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Russell on the Highlands.
Ole Brue has recently purchased a
potato planter in order to hasten the
work of seeding his seven-acre tract,
and is also assisting others along this
same line, John Mounsey and w. II.
Layson seeding several acres.
Since his recent experiment of fill
ing silo with dry corn fodder, giving
it plenty of water during the process,
H. II. Bowers pronounceS the ensilage
in good condition for use at the pres
ent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Griffith, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Burpee and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Russell and little daughter were
Sunday dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Peter.
H. H. Bowers has rented of Ingwall
Smith the twenty-acre alfalfa tract
lying just west of the N. p. I. waste
ditch.
Mrs. L. Tweedt, of Kennewick, Wis
tied at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ing
wall Smith Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Halvorson are
leaving this week for their farm at
Matsque, B. C.
Miss linda Smith has been assisting
with the bookkeeping during the rush
business at The Columbia Garage.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05

ery time the price of hogs advanced
he made a new batch of figures on the
south side of the barn-that side be-
ing now full, he will soon have to 90
Rut lately Charlie has been looking
over the fence in a disappointed way
at these promising shoats, and they IN
turn look back at him in reproach,
full way, having grown wiser as well
as larger and they now ten MN fa IN
the finish will have to be extended,
and if he will get them some good,
old-fashioned hog feed-one not SO
badly over-balanced with charcoal
thew will "deliver the goods on the day
promised" found this in Hudnalrs
waste basket. He won't use it any
more).
Moral-Never Try to fool your Pigs
if You are in Hurry to "bring home
the Bacon" Chore boy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05
FINLEY NEWS NOTES

Roy Cox is critically ill at his home
and BIT small hope is entertained for his
recovery.
Mrs. E. E. Pyle returned to Spokane
Wednesday, where her mother lies
very low.
Miss Leona Parkinson left Tuesday
for Spokane, where she will visit with
friends and relatives for a month or
two.
The Sunday School is preparing for
their Easter program, which will be
given at the usual Sunday School time.
Mr.. Bowers of Lind, was in the val
ley Wednesday looking for alfalfa hay.
Geo. E. Finley will talk to the local
grange Saturday night, April IA, at
the hall on the Farm Loan Bank.
Stanley Struthers and wife have
moved into the house recently vacated
by Mrs. Nels Johnson.
Nels Johnson and daughter Gertie
visited Saturday and Sunday of last
week at Cliffs with Mr.. and Mrs. Art
E. C. Morton went to Mesa the first
of the week to help his son with the
spring seeding.
Mr.. Mccormack, of Pasco, was in
the valley on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruth Webb left Friday of last
week for Sunnyside where she will
join her husband and then go to Yaki-
ma. a.
There was quite little excitement
here last week when mad coyote
passed thru VIM. Tewalt's back yard
and attacked the dog and Mrs. Webb's
dog and killed chicken and passed
on. AS Mrs. Tewalt was hardly able
to get out of the house and no men
folks were around for half an hour or
so, the coyote escaped, but the two
dogs were soon disposed of.
Mr.. McCauley, of McCauley, was
here last week buying alfalfa hay.
The "Team Meet" held here last
Wednesday was thoroly enjoyed by
those attending. Rev. Bryan, of Pas
co, Rev. Smith, of Richland, Rev. Mil
Ter, of Kennewick and DIR. Warner of
the Walla Walla district were present
and each gave fine talk in the after
noon and again in the evening.
VIM. Tewalt is able to be about with
out crutches.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05
NOTES FROM HOVER

Mr.. Sonderman, of Kennewick, was
in town on business last Thursday.
Mrs. E. A. Sherman, of Kennewick,
was in town Thursday and Friday last
week soliciting orders for California
concern.
H. w. Powell was business visitor
in Kennewick Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Grow, Of Vancouver, was a
guest at the Jas. Mackenzie home last
Thursday and Friday.
L. j. Dimick made business trip
to Kennewick last Friday. ~
Hover asparagus growers are pa
tiently watching for their asparagus
beds for the first stalks, but owing to
the cold weather it is very slow about
appearing.
Rev. McIvers, of Naches, will hold
services in the church Easter Sunday
morning at IL o'clock, and in the eve
ming at 1880.
Mike Burke returned Sunday from
Fallbridge to resume his duties as Sec
ton foreman here.
Mrs. Mary Long, Of Pasco, visited
between trains Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. B. H. MacManigal returned on
Sunday to Portland after two weeks
visit with her husband here.
u. S. Drill Scow No. was taken
from Hover Sunday by the Str. Asotin
to go up the Snake river, where they
will assist the Asotin in loading rock
for building q wing dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Meals, of the
Horse Heaven, were in town a few
hours Sunday.
Louis Tiede returned home Monday
from Ritzville where he has been on
business for the past two weeks.
Geo. Anderson, of Wichita, Kans.,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Miss Bessie Thomas is spending a
few days this week at the home of
Mrs. Alfred Thomas.
Mr.. Gray, of Downs, visited in Ho-
yer Monday and Tuesday of this week.
A. A. Phillips, who has been at
tending the state university, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday renewing old
acquaintance in Hover.
Frank O. Kreager, head of the pre-
paratory department Of the Washing
ton State College, will lecture in How
er Thursday evening, April 18th, UNI
der the auspices of the parent-teach-
ers' association.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05

"Now, boys" asked the tc.cker who
had been discussing the great forests,
(which of you can tell me the pine
hat has the longest and skarpest
needles 2"
'The porcupine, ma'am," replied lit
tie Tommy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05

Everything was in readiness. The
Groom. the best man and the minister
were gathered in the vestry. The or
eanist began to play and the minister
started for the door.
"Wait a moment, DOCTOR" called the
nervous groom. as it the right or the
left hand the ring goes on?"
"The left" hurriedly replied the
minister.
aAnd, doctor, is = is it Missionary
to cuss the bride 2"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05
POST SCRIPT

Last fall Charlie Griffith had a
mighty fine bunch Of pigs, according
to the plans and specifications on 'em
they were to be the finished goods in
March, so Charlie told the writer.
About this time Charlie had fine
chance to get in on the ground-foor
on a big lot of pig feed that had just
come to town and he took advantage
of it. The pigs being young and in
experienced, for a while seemed to
be fooled and Charlie smiled, and ev-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05
EAST KENNEWICK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

F. H. Lincoln went to Prosser on
BUSINESS Tuesday.
Harry Barratt and wife and baby
of Walla Walla, visited at the J. C.
Dennis home few days this week.
Miss Linnie Witt accompanied by
little Grace Mottinger, spent the week
end at the home of her parents.
j. F. Butler, of Dayton, visited the
first of the week with his sons, Will
fred and Vern.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05
Undoubtedly

Miss Wilcox had been giving the
class an elementary talk upon ar
chitecture.
"Now," said she, "can anyone in the
class tell me what 'butress' isl"
Little Walter arose, his face BEAM
ing with quick flash of intelligence.
81 know, he shouted, ga butress is
nannygoat." New York Times.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05
His Arguments are Unanswerable

We put it to him this way:
"Why don't you get married 2"
And he answered us honestly:
sI'm not earning enough to support
a wife and I'm not lazy enough to let
a wife support me-"
And that's the best reason we ever
heard.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-18
SOCIETY r
AUXILIARY Makes Preliminary
Plans for Big Feed for Soldiers
N.Y.

Preliminary plans were made Sat
urday at meeting of the woman's
auxiliary to Co. A, for the big feed for
the soldiers stationed at Fort Lin
coin, on Independence Day. H., ;. !.
The feed will be served in the chap.
81 of the Presbyterian church and it
is planned to make it one Of the big
gest affairs ever attempted in behalf
Of the boys. '',.' ..l..>.T s'>>
; The auxiliary is receiving the sup.
port of oil the patriotic men and wom-
en- Of the city in this great undertake
ing. Over 300 men are now stationed
at the Fort and by July 4, about $50
soldiers are expected. To feed this
number will take the cooperation of
the general public : .y.~'e. ,..'..-'
The meeting Saturday was most en-
thusiastic and many offers of sup
port were given the women by the
fraternal orders and other societies.
Cities, which the various companies
represent will be asked to assist.
i; Mrs. J. p. Dunn was named chair
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pany A. will serve a big feed. The
orchestra is also assisting in the prep
arations for the big benefit dance on
Thursday evening in Paterson's hall,
given to raise funds for the feed.
WEEDS Californian.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage today in Los Angeles,
CAL, OF Miss Ferne Holbrook, sister
Of Mrs. C. H. ,Crockard, formerly OF
this city, but now of; Minneapolis, to
Lester Howard Brockway Of Los An
geles. Mrs. Crockard and Mrs. Brock
way have been spending several
months in Los Angeles. Mr. Brock
way and bride will reside in that city.
The bride Is very we'll known in the
capital city, where she has visited on
several occasions. During her visits
here she was favorite in the young
or set. Mrs. Crockard leaves this
evening for Bismarck, where she will
visit friends before returning to her
home in Minneapolis.
Personal Notes.
Mrs F. l.. Hill of Minneapolis, for
merly of this city, has arrived here
and will be the guest for some time
Of her mother, Mrs. J. S. Plants Of
near the city. =
Mrs. William r. Torgerson of Grand
Forks is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Alexander Schutt Of Avenue, b.. Mrs.
Torgerson will be remembered as
Miss Orba Savers.
Miss Minnie Teske and cousin, Emil
Teske,t of Fourteenth street, will leave
the last of the week for st. Paul and
Chaska, Mimi, where they will spend
several days vacation. ..,.. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luyben Of Minot
are the guests of the formers sister,
Miss Bertha Luyben, Of this place. /,
Z! :, Dr.. Walter f. Cole LETT Saturday eve
ming for, Minneapolis, where Wednes-
day In All Saints Episcopal church, he
will wed Miss Marguerite Gustavson
of this city ~ {. '.@''.-"E +
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson Of the
Grand Pacific have returned from q
motor trip to the twin cities.s While
in Minneapolis they were guests Of
Mrs. J. C. Oberg Of this city, who
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