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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-07
THLSBENEHIS
OF GARDEN WORK

Here is enc of kahuku,s energetic
gardeners, Hidemiehi Tokimasa, who
is also a coed letter writer and has
sent in some fine Drawings
-eKahuku, Oahu, April 3. 1917.
Honolulu Star Bulletin Pub. Co,
Honolulu, Oahu.
Dear Sirs: This letter is to tell
you how have enjoyed my work as
a farmer during the contest that has
Just ended. | must tell you that this
is the Very first time that | havs ever
tried to do any farming for myself
and, besides enjoying it, my parents
have had vegetables for our home use.
The money that would have been
spent out to other vegetable sellers
has remained at home. 1t has been a
great saving on our part especially at
this time when prices are so high on
account Of the war and the shortness
IN the supply OF certain things.
During the contest have read many
OF the letters of pupils of other schools
and have found that they have worked
very hard TO set a prize. | must say
that we have worked hard ourselves
ANAS IN AahahAbr dllu ilDpG@ ~ SGT d
prize, too.
We have a Potato Club at our school
now only waiting 90 know what is
wanted i'll the coming contest and
then get started to it. hope that a
contest will be had every year to en-
courage the young boys to get in and
work instead OF idiing their time
away in things that are OF no value i
TO them.
There was very little rain the last
tive weeks, so sold many things and \
have many more to sell. / have made
So already. Gardening is a very use.
full thing. think, because we can get
vegetables any time We wish. sold
such, vegetables as long and round
Japanese turRips and cab
hages and curly and plain lettuce /
have given some vegetables away for
them to try.
Yours truly,
EIiDEMiGHI T0k3MASA.
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Garden superintendent Writes

Laupahoehoe, T. H., March 29, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Sir: AS superintendent OF the gar
den ] am. writing the last letter.
The average temperature for this
week was so 1-5 degrees and the aver
age amount of rainfall was one inch.
On Tuesday of this week the judges,
MIR. Forbes, Mr.. Henderson and his
brother, and Mr. Thompson, came to
see the garden.
The children heard the day before
that they We're coming and many came
before S o clock to prepare for them.
They brought flowers for their rooms,
made bouquets and had the yard in
good condition. They were. not told
TO do this, but did it for the sake Of
the school.
Mr.. Allen, sfr Horner and Mr..
Bridgewater came with the judges.
We only wish We could have such
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NAIPAIHPl(PAS
ARE ENCOURAGED
WaIpalgu. oahu. Mas 2s, l917

WaipaiIu. Oahu, Mar. 20, 1917.
Editor HonaIlla Star 3 alietin.s
Sir: am very glad to write to
you about our school garden. Our
garden is growing well. On Friday
Mar. %, 1917. We boys worked very
hard in the garden. We pulled al the
old beans and lettuce. We hoed the,
weeds, watered the beds, cultivated
the soil and planted scme new seeds.
In these were planted radishes, bsets.
beans and lettuce: The lettuce is
ready to be sold and the eabhages are
nice and round. The old radishes are
ready 20 be pulled up aud the ear
rotS are very Dig now.
On Tuesday. Feb. %. 1917, the
Judges came to visit our school gar.
den and took some pictures OF us
boys. They came about 2:l5. There
were about six or Eeyen men. They
said that orr garden looked very nice.
This week we boys worked very hard.
After every examination we go OUT
and work in the garden. Tomorrow is
our working fay. We enclose two pic
lures taken Ia ouE garden.
n. Yours trniy,
r.. ~. I All KUI no.
>.@-.. 81. ~ Waipahu
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KlIRIISIOWN TO
MAKE A PROFIT
KurtistOwn School, Hawaii.


.... n- March %, 1871.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Sir: l am going to tell you what
has happened in our garden since the
23d of this month.
The plants are growing fine. They
have been weeded every day.
There has been a great deal OF rain
this week. SO no watering has been
cone. This is good for our garden.
0ur beans and radishes~ are ready
for market now.
Mt. Lyman, supervisor OF this dis
trict, came last Wednesday TO visit
cur school, He bought 10 cents worth
of beans and 10 cents worth Of rad
ishes.
We are glad Mr. LYMAN bought
some of our vegetables.
We hope thereaare more like Mr..
Lyman.
We planted the following this term:
Beans g kinds, onions g kinds,
cabbages 3 kindSl. corn, lettuce, rad
ishes- % kinds, beets, peas, pepper
tbull nose), turnips, Irish potatoes,
sweet potatoes, sugar cane, tarO, egg
plants and pineappieS.
We are all glad that our plants are
doing we'll.
We hope 10 make a good profit this
year.
We are waiting FOR the Judges 20
come and see our garden.
Our garden ls-up TO date. No grass.
Yours truly.
TSCGI NAKANO.
Age II. Grade "
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NEW HANAPEPe ENTRY
IN HOME GARDEN WORK

Hanapepe, Kauai, March %, 1911.
Editor Honolulu StaT-Bulletin,
Sir have just started my garden
curing the last few weeks. The weeds
we're growing so ! and my partner
dug up the garden and pulled out the
weeds It took US about three or four
houIs TO clean it. We planted three
binds of flowers such as mixed mari
gold, poppies and snapdragon. After
We had planted them We did not have
TO water them for about one week.
1t rained nearly that whole week. They
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are growing very well. sold % cents
Of my lettuce and We have eaten some.
There are beans growing on the vines
and we have eaten them.
The weather up. here is rainy, and
il rains some days in mostly every
week.
Mr.. Curry came TO visit my sarieB
twice. will close and write another
letter about my garden again. .
Yours respectfully,
...-. All HANG DANG.
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KAIAhED PUPILS
GETTING RESULTS
Kalaaleo School Homestead. Kauai.
March 80. 1917.

Kalaaeo school. Homestead. Kauai.
March 80, 1917.
Editor Honolula StarBuiletfn.
Dear sir: starred my garden in
January :, 1915. At first ] dug my
garden and raIssd il. NY garden is
about II. by % It. When my gar
den was finished planted cabbages.
onions and lettuce. ] transDlanted
cabbages. There were many cut.
worms and took worms every day
and watepea.
An the beginning of February
nlantea radishes. tnrnips. beans and
carrots. The worms ate all my rad
ishes. turnips and carrots The beans
grow and there is some beans now.
Now there are only little worms.
watered one week three times. hoea
one time one week
pulled some lettuce and onions.
Nv cabbages are growing very well
now. In about two weeks my cab
bases could be taken tosseli.
At first the chickens and worms ate
the radisaes and turnips but now there
are few WORMS. spread manure and
fertilizers In March there were many
rains so I did not water my garden.
There was grass so took them.
rfNT-IFxfI1, 4II1yTfsy +.
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RRoSfil FuIn0Stl
WRITES ABOUT GARDEN

Puunene, Maui, T. H.. Mar. "a. 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-BulIetin.
Sir: My garden has done very well.
The plants have grown nicely. /
have -,lanted 1akoa. peanuts, Welsh
onions. potatoes, cabbage. lettuce,
beans. egg plant ami tomatoes.
1t IS rery hari tor me to water the
garden with nay sprinkler, SEend
soms time in it every day pulling
weeds and rak:ns the ground.
am waiting for the judges tc come
and see my garden.
Yours respectfully,
HIROSHI FUJIYOSHI.
Fifth Grade.
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GIRL PROUD OF GARDEN
BY LAuPAHe EA0e BOYS

Hamakuapoko. Maui, Mar. %, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Sir: [ have selnethiag to tell you
about our garden. Bat first will tell
you that next week viii be week
OF hard work 10 Us. We nave Just
learned that we are to have examina.
tons and We all nope and wish. to be
successful IN pdsSfng them.
OF our garden. | am proud to say
that the boys are doing fine. They
made 80 cents from the vegetables
that they sold this week and should
We have good weather We win have
fine garden b. tie time your contest
closes.
YsuTs truly,
EaIsfA ROSE TAVARES.
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BOYS WORK IN
HAUULA VACATION

ilCbulSt. NtdhNs - al ''' t'lF
F.Citor HOnGiII SIarBuiietin.
Sir: Our vegetables are rowing
Well, but many sreea caterlHIlars are
ioumG On the. cabbage leaves. These
feed on the leaves and spoil The looks
81 our vegetables. We have destroyed
many of them. The beans are climb
ing ana some already have blossoms.
Although We are going to have a
Weeks vacation. some OF the boys are
coming over 10 the school to look aft
er the vegetables.
On Monday six boys cat tie cane
from plot 20 feet by t2v feet They
loaded two cars and these have been
sent TO haAuku mill.
We are speatly Interested in g4rdeu-
inS. SO We expect to continue our work
until school loses in June
Very truly yours,
VAN g'JEnNE
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Sir: This is the last week of the
contest and am glad to. tell YOU that
i have enjoyed garden work very
much. have not only enjoyed garden
work but have enjoyed the expert
ments which may profit the farmers
and ourselves some day. II was
through our garden that the Bermuda
onions. Prince Edward peas and the
Oregon Evergreen sweet corn we're in
troduced in Kula. We put soap suds
on the onions to kill the thrips. 1t
killed the thrips that we're caughI in
the soap suds. The sweet corn is be-
ginning to tassel. We have not hary-
ested any OF our crops because it was
too cold during the months OF January
and February to plant anything to
harvest now.
Yours respectfully,
EVA NEWTON,
:, Kealahou School.
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are growing about One.half inch high.
We keep it in good shape for when
we see a weed growing We pull it
cut. We also clean the banks. too.
We have only one bed and it is easy
for rs TO take care OF it.
Yours truly.
CHOW: MOI CHANG,
Grade VII.
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Maui Girl TELLS
. OFGARDEN USES
Waiakea, Maui. March %, 1914
EDITOR Honolulu StaT-BuAetin,

Waiakea. Maui. March %, 1917,
Editor Honolulu Star-BuIletin,
Sir: Prof. Krauss and Mr.. Blanchard
came to see our garden this week. he
told US that our onions had thrips.
.Thrips are, so tiny that we did not
notice them He told us to sprinkle
them with soap studs. Soap suds are
made by dissolying one pound Of soap
in three gallons OF water. The Kula
corn has a more vigorous growth than
the corn Prof krauss gave us. The
tomatoes are ready 10 transplant. The
beans are growing with the exception
of the black eyes which are just. start
ing to grow The wheat is growing
we'll
f.. Yours truly,
EVA NEWTON,
Kealahou School.
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Improve IN my lessons. but viii inn
prove when the garden contest is over.
Zen Joined the contest | meant 10
90 business because IL was worth do
LnS- haze 10 beds OF vegetables:
One ted radishes. inches nigh: one.
bel. potatoes. the vines are IL feet
long; two beds Of beets. Is inches
htsh. The highest beet plants are
- Inches align and the widest parts,
81 the leaves are IL inches There
are three beds OF several kinds OF
aafnese vegetables. one bed cabbages.
10 inches high, and two beds OF let
tHce. inches high They are all In
a healthy condition wonder If
au going 10 win or not. i
have not used much commercial
fertilizer for my plants. Ny products
grew very well by frequently softening
the dirt around them and burying the
cead leaves OF the plants in the beds.
have picked off and killed the in-
Sects that harm them every day. 1
am working very hard trying TO win
one OF the prizes. Even ON Sundays
work The only tool have co work
with as an old rusty hoe. II | don't !
win one of your prizes | am happy |
and contented because ] have daily |
exercise, my plants grew we'll and
have learned to be good farmer. !
Whatever is worth doing is worth |
doing we'll.
There was A great inundation in !
Waikiki last week. Tuesday. The |
water was three feet above my gar
den ana spoiled seven beds of yege- |
tables. This is the third timesI have |
had to start my garden. "A
Mr. baldwin took four of my beess
cor an exhibition at T. o. Hal 4 Son.
March 22. Now am worlinE very
hard and have made five new beds
and planted lettuce. beans. beets and
radish.
Yours very truly.
- s.% yum r. CHING. L /
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SIR 4 am hereby informing You
about my garden vegetables.
| have sold some of my vegetables
and ! made $3.50. The vegetables
which sold are beans. radishes and
beets. Mr.. Baldwin and some people
around my place bought some of my
vegetables '.s.-.
The weather this week was windy
and rainy. II rained so hard that my
garden was flooded and some of. the
vegetables dried. The rain made holes
in the leaves of the beets. The frames
were blown down and had to put up
sticks on each side to hold them up
Some of the children in the garden
contest brought beets. radish. beans.
lettuce and Chinese cabbage for the
exhibit at Il. o. Hail & Sons window.
l took a bunch of radish and some
beans. .
Respectfully yours.
ELIzABETH. HOLT.
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kaahumanu School Sends Fine.
Records In CLOSING Contest
Honohh Institution Has Maintained High averaue of Excel
lenee IN Drawings, Letters and Statistics

Principal c. W. Baldwin and the
teachers of Rashnman1 school are 20
be highly commended tor the striking.
" up-to-d4te, careful and intelligent
manner In which the letters, drawings
and records are presented at the end
OF the contest.
One particularly interesting feature
is the showing OF cash books In which
the pupils have kept financial records
as q result OF purchases and sales IN
the gardening account.
Kaahunann school throughout the
contest has maintained a high record
in its letters ana drawings and the
closing material is Of an even higher
Grade, In some respects the best gen.
eFal average that has been received
from any of the schools.
Following are some of the final
letters: T.
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Honolulu, T H, March %, 1917.
m H0u0l,alu STAR a,,llotfu

fldIIOI F1OuOluIu SLdf-buIletln.
SIR ! think this viii be the last
letter you viii receive from me.
My garden was not In. good order
last week because the weather was
50 Dad that my iettuce and wong box
shriyeled up and looked funny. The
wong box and the cabbage are stiIl
having those worms which are eating
the leaves. Last Friday Mr.. Bryan
came to our school and took lot of
the products which we brought from
our gardens. brought beans. lettuce
andsswong box He took them all 20;
e. o. Hall 4 Son. where be lett them
for an exhibition
p Now,zI would like, 90 tell you about
my cash account Il is like this:
csrh Account
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LAuPAHoE4oss SALES RECORD

Laupahoehoe, T. H. March %, 1917.
Residents of Eaupahoehoe and Papa
,Ioa bouot1t of Caupahoehoe school:
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TUICHI fIIKIGL.

SIR. I ann sending you plan OF my
l,oma Garden. The size OF my garden
!. 70 It. BY TO- My garden is by the
"a. a. our hoase. ! started my gar
den in January. ! planted beans and
lsffnce water my garden every att
ernoon and pull the weeds out of my
plants. NY plants are growing fine.
irbere was no insects to harm my
piants- ,...,.. -, a..
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Yours respectfully. 49,.
HEK0TCHI EIAGAKI.

Sir: have very fine garden for
it. has corn, peas, tomatoes, carrots.
potatoes, radishes, turnips, cucumbers.
beans and cabbages.
have lots of beans and they are
ready TO pick, SO today | viii take
them home for my family to eat Our
corn is also ready today. Look at
one OF nay tomatoes. IL is ripe and
very sweet and large. The cabbage
butterflies come and eat the leaves
so We catch them and kin them.
The carrots are large and very yell
low. The Cucumbers are already giY-
ing lowers. Our black radishes are
not, sweet but the turnips are so big
and sweet. We put fertilizer on our
plants TO make them grow so when the
judges came on Monday they said we
have a fine garden. We hope to win
the prize because We work hard in
car little plots every day from 1880
to and water them eyery4 morning.
Yours truly.
YOSHICEI YOSHIDA.
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ALFRED PAcHEeo.

Sir: | am going to write you few
lines to let you know all about nay
home garden. The vegetables are
growing well, bur there was one week
of rain and my garden was flooded
with rainy waters, and so the lettuces
are rotten, but some are good to eat
yet. The radishes are now large
enough to, be eaten. The carrots are
getting large. The beans are on the
tree. They are about one foot high.
The seeds Mr.. Creeyey gave to me
did not plant because there is no
room. After have eaten all my rad
ishes l will plant them.
Yours truly, J.. ......1 -. .
."..= SHINAYO ToMoYAsU. .
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.......-. S6.oJ
Received Payment,
LAuPAHoEHoE SCHOOL.
Clerk. Lucy NahakueIua.
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Iotai ......-....4-7..s $1,000. SV.oo
Yours truly,
FOoK 10y YAPP
sir: -Isamzso1 very much interested
In your garden. contests that didn't
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IrASAKO YASUTAKE.

Sir: nave been working very hard
in my garden. I pull all the weeds
every day and i water them. The
seeds that Mr.. Creeyey gave me -
planted them and they are growing
very nice. The beans are, inches
long and radishes ami lettuce and cab
bage are growing Very high. There
was flood over the vegetables but
they were not destroyed. ..gzs a.. =.
Yours frIlly. ...- ...- ..--..t. !.
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KEkAHAI SCHOOLS
NEWS Is HOPEFUL
~-+~ =

Keka!Ia. Kauai, March %, 1919.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Sir: / want 90 write 4 few lines
about my garden. II is now very
badly because all the ground was
flooded with water. Now the cabbage
were all dry with water over them.
but the tomatoes are not so bad. |
did not plant anything BECAUSE the
ground is SO soft to hoe.
Yours truly.
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KElLIA CLAIMS
BEST ON KAUAI
Kealia, Kauai, March 80, 1917
itor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,

Kealia, Kauai, March 80, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-BulIetin,
Sir: We have the best garden on
Kauai so Messrs. Loomis, Alexander.
BrOadbent and McBryde told us when
they visited the garden. We want to
win the prize of $25 for the best gar.
den on Kauai and We are trying hard.
We work in the garden from IL: 80 to
O'Clock. so We haven't much time to
do all the work that we want to, but
We are trying our best. p.
Four OF. us have a big plot where
We raise our vegetables.
We raise beans, corn. peas, big
tomatoes, small tomatoes, potatoes.
Cabbages, parsley, turnips,
cucumbers and beets. Most Of the
vegetables have been destroyed by
that long rain We had last week when
il rained SO hard night and day. Since
then We have. fixed it up TO look al,
right again
Yours respectfully.
ILK nITtLII FIAGALCT
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Age IA.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-03-22

funeral of Mrs McDermott's father,
Mr. Alex Meditation.
Mr. and Mrs John Leano left Monday
for Montfort.
Homer Howe left recently for Chica-
go, where he is employed by the F.
Lloyd Manufacturing company.
Edward Thoma returned last week
from stay at Spokane, Wash.
Mrs Dennis Lynch returned to her
mothers home at New Diggings Satur-
day.
John Laverty and sister Ella, Mrs
Dan Fitzpatrick of this city and Alex.
INCLINATION and Henry Kane of Lone
Rock were among those who attended
the funeral of Alex. Meditation at
Waldwick Monday.
Edward P. Lenahan arrived here Sat
urday from Spokane, Wash, and is the
guest of his mother, Mrs Patrick Lena
han, and of his sister Mrs A. W. Thoma.
He was accompanied home by his
nephew Edward Thoma.
w. D. Brown of Chicago was the
guest of his brother Edward Brown
Friday.
Philip Hewitt of Meadow Brook Farm
is spending few days this week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs George Richards.
Miss Bessie Dunwiddie and brother
Lester returned Sunday from visit
with their grandmother at GAINESVILLE.
Dan Meehan and sister Mary attend
ed the funeral of Alex Meditation at
Waldwick Monday.
Mrs J. B. Hoskins returned to her
home at Dodgeville Monday, after
spending few days with her daughter
Mrs Frank Tyrer.
Robert Goldsworthy Of Chicago spent
Sunday here with his brother G. c..
Goldsworthy.
George Schaaf returned Friday from
Chicago, where he was with his son
Edward, who is recovering from an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Joseph Lynch
of Darlington at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Engels, parents of Mrs
Lynch, on Sunday, March IS, 1917, a
daughter.
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Walter Gr0th returned Saturday from
the bottlers' convention at Milwaukee
William Stude spent the week end at
Darlington on business.
Jesse Harker Of Waldwick was a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs E. j.
Davis Sunday.
Mrs Frank Tyrer and little daughter
Helen returned last Thursday from
Dodgeville.
Mrs A. Zemlicke visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Conrad Stude Wednes :
day.
Miss NJ. Crowley returned to her
home at St. Paul Friday.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Walter Noble Wednesday afternoon,
March %, at go.
Mr. and Mrs William Rothe returned
Sunday from sojourn of four months
in California. They report delightful
trip.
Mrs Owen McCarville of Willow
Springs spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bliss.
Mrs Catherine McWilliams is spend
ing this week with her daughter Mrs
w. J. Stude at Highland Junction.
Mr. and Mrs James Chapel and chill
dren visited at Dodgeville Sunday.
Miss Alice Collins moved into her
home on Iowa street Monday.
Robert and Francis Springer, who
are attending High school here, spent
the week end at the farm home of their
parents.
Hugh Thomas of Linden spent Sat-
urday here with friends.
Misses Barbara and Lulu Bowen and
brother Thomas Of Dodgeville, Mr. Will
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Miss Hazel Roger, who is under the
care of DR.. w. M. Gratiot, is getting
on nicely.
Mrs John Bachelor and dau ghte1
Bessie moved into part Of the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Matt Smith on Fountain
street last week.
Detective Owen O. Wizard left Mon
day for Elroy, H., and Mrs Wizard left
this Wednesday for GAINESVILLE, al
which places they expect to lecture
Mr. and Mrs Wizard gave some very in
teresting talks at the different Anti
Saloon League meetings held here since
Saturday. Their appeal to the young
people and the parents for social uplift
greeted them at all meetings. Mr. and
Mrs Wizard have a broad outlook upon
life and an intelligent sympathy with
the struggles of the human soul that
enlisted the enthusiastic cooperation
of our citizens.
While saving wood at the farm home
Of William Pittz on Tuesday of last
week, Frank Clauer had the misfortune
to have his right arm caught between
the belt and pulley of the machine
badly injuring his elbow. At present
he is getting on as well as can be ex
pected.
Mrs Elizabeth Roger Of Lost Grove
is visiting her daughter Mrs Henry
Wallenkamp.
Miss Genevieve Meuer, teacher at
Waldwick, was on duty at her school
Monday, after spending week here
with her mother, who was i'll.