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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-10-03

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People and Euents

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-14
g A q T

pc un prieten al meu Gu numele
Vasile Manta din comma Vesa-
usiu, care fnalnte de asta Gu Is
luni ma intilneste in strada 81
imi cere un fmprumut de $4,000
ca sa-si scoata mobila de la CARA,
81 eu momentah Lam ajutat, 81
bun ajutat a fost, caci IN loc de
multumita ma injpra ca pc I'm
rau facatsr. Deci cautindu-l in
mai multe rinduri nu Lam putut
afla nicis odata.
Deci rog pc toti fratii Rominj
care il stin adresa ia bine voiasca
q ni-o scrie, en- "a voiu Fl foarte
nultumitor,i saw char dinsul de-
q va ceti aceste sire, II rog mi
aviza ck mai tisss miAse AZ bin
facerea pe care 3Sut-os Sc.
IA. n4e yreai Af "a inAni, In
! ! ! / ~ iIs''''
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CETIToRUL MINTEI.

Consulteaza pc doctorul Leaon
81 princesa Regina. Vindeca toate
boalele, Indifferent de &c suferi.
D-ta nu al placerea ca sa still
til spulle D-talc care atragere al
controla, 81 schimburile de idei,
caracterul, 81 intimp,arile care
poate sd fie mil de mile departe.
Princesa Regina iii spune &c este
rau ce este bun. Celeste viata. We
niti Ia "a Miller Ave, Carrick,
'Penr,a., est6 acsa de Ia II la. 5 n
IN. 81 Dumineca. Bell Phone, "a
Csrrick. IA ascarul SIS la al 3-lea ori
Il Ave; u dai joss IN square, treci
4 oodl lasa AVA; a Namai 7c, carsll ~
$50
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G o N v &C A r E.

Societatea romfna de ajutorl>si
ctlltura ,,Desteapta-te Romine'.
din Detroit, Mich, convoaca pc
toti membrii Sal a lua parte la a.
dunarea generala lunara, care Sc
va tinea Dumineca, II Noembrie
1915 la orele 100 p. M, in hala
Chene din 686 Monroe Ave.
! Ayfnd mai multes chestnut de
mare importanta de rezolvat, toti
fratii membrii sunt rugati a1ua
parte la aceasta adunare, spre a
pQtea rezolya tOatee chestiunile
ce Sc Ger spre binele Societatii
noastre.
Tot odata aducem la cunostinta
fiecarui membru al Societatii noa-
sire, caci toti aceia care sunt in
restanta Gu cotele lunare pot sa
lie plateasca Dumineca, la hala
sus numita de la orele 9-12 a. m.
secretarului financiar, d-lui Da-
Mia Albu, care va Fl la hala 81 va
primi cotele lunare.
Stunt rugati toti fratii membrii
a da atentiunea cuvenita acestei
convocari 81 Sc conforma eli.
In numele Societatii ,,Desteap-
tate Romine" din Detroit, Mich:
Prezidiul.
/c1 COY
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I N v I T A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Cuza Voda'' din Massil-
lon, Ohio, invita- pc toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 jur, lua parte la
petrccerea Gu dams, care va avea
loc Simbata, 16 Noembrie 1918,
in hala Societatii din Columbia
Hights.
1nceputul la orele Z p. m.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii SO
cent?, damele gratis.
Muzica nationala din loc va di-
stra onoratul public. GU cele mai
frumoase arii de dams 81 cfntece
rationale.
Rarul va Fl asortat Gu celes mai
gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi reco-
ritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu mtll-
tumita 81 Sc yor cuita pc Gale zia-
ristica.
In speranta ca toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc si din jjur ne vqr ds
tot sprijinul pasibil, participfnd
fntr' 'um num8r cit, s. poate de ma
Re Ia aceatsa frumoasa ettecere
pima Ia reyedere am ramas salu
t1ndu-va Gu dagoste adevarat fra
case a
Comitstql araniasor,
(G1-62, s-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-14

tCoNrINUARE Dn Pr PAGINA i.
,,POPO OARELE MELE".

COPENHAGA, Nov. 13. I'm
paratul Carol al Austro-U -Ungariei,
facindcunoscuta lumii abzicerea sa,
q publicat urmatoarea proclama-
tie catre ,,popoarale sale.
,,Plin de- dragoste neschimbata
pentru popoarale mele, nu vol Inn
oedeca dezvoltarea lor liberia. Re-
cunosc' decisiunea Austriei germa-
'ne de deveni stat separat. j"
..Predau toata puterea ce ave-
am de ma mesteca in afacerile de
stat" 81
DE ar da Dumnezeu ca popoara-
lie sd sc adjusteze in pima armonie
conditiunilor noi'' -.
Asa spune acum eel GU ,,popoara-
le mele" -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-14

Un stor Grocerie 81 Bucerie
Desfacere in yinzare pc bani gaia
(nu pc credit. Vfnzare lunara
1ntre $3,5OO.OO 81 100000. Sc vim
de din nina libera, numai din
pricina sanatatei. Amatorii sa Sc
adreseze la ziarul America
(3-5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-14

G U T

pc feciorul meu George Vega, a
fost GU mine in Baltimore, NJ. d.,
de 3 luni m "a parasit 81 nu mai
stu de dinsul. Cine site de din
sui sau chiar dinsul daca va ceti
aceste rfnduri il rog sa-mi scrie
pc adresa:
Nicolae Vega, GIG Larned Street,
Detroit, Mich.
(61-62)
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BUNICA REVOLUTIEI RUSE-
STI = TRAIESTE.

NEW-YORK, N. Y. Nov. 13. -
Doamna Catherine Breskovskaya,
cunoscuta ca bnhica revolutiei ru-
sesti fusese raportata mai zilele tre-
cute ca ar Fl fost esecutata de Boil
seyichisti. Q noua stire despre din
IA, spune Cd traieste 81 este in drum
spre Statele Unite.
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PREGATIRl De PACE.

Conform punctelor de vedere pc
carl sd bazeaza espertii militari 81
tdiplomatii, supunerea compleG mi
Ilitara Germaniei, evacuarea tu-
lturor tinuturilor aliate ocupat de
german 81 invadarea Germanici
din partea fortelor aliate 81 ameri-
cane, constituiesc cele trei puncte
de, frunte ale armistitiului.
Armatele germane sunt complet
Fdespuiate de pntenea ce o aveau de
a sd razboi, pentru ca fiecare indi-
Ividual depus armele 81 S a supus.
Flota germana Gu toate submarine
le eli este data in seama Statelor u
Fnite 81 aliatilor. Nici un singur va
por german nu mai poate pleca la
llargul marilor sub drapel german 81
nici vasele mai mici germane nu ,au
lfngaduinta de a opera pc mare.
Masina de razboi prusacilor SUI
ferit fnfrfngere teribila. Dintele
Ell eel mai de seama ia fost scos
de aliati. Flota germana incetat
de mai esista 81 armata este redu-
lsa la completa impotenta.
| Militaristii din Washington pri-
lvesc la termeni 81 spun ca sunt Gu
lmult mai aspri decit cum au fost
lcugetati fnainte de asta. Germania,
ldujmanul principal este tratata chi
multi mai sever decit Austria. Off
lterii general de staff spun ca nj
mica nu fost scapat din vedere
lpentru ca sd reduca Germania la
completa neputinta.
Stirea oficioasa despre fncetarea
ldujmaniilor dezvoltat activita-
jte mare la ministerele de razboi 81
marine.
| Ministrul Baker a anuntat ca to-
III eel ce erau sa fie chemati sub dra-
fpel, nu vor mai Fl chefhati. Provost
maresalul Crowder TRIMS instruc-
Itiuni in acest fnteles tuturor comi-
Itetelor districtuale de asentare, in
tiara fntreaga, ca sa nu mai cheme
Esoldati la arme 81 sd opreasca pc cei
Ieari nu STUNT deja pusi pc trenuri
ispre pleca la diferitele lagare.
IChiar 81 cei ce .sunt pc drum, vor I'll
itrimisi indarat, acasa.
4 Generafnl Crowdery anuntat pc
iurma Cd chemarea celof fntre 81 81
As ami, are sa fie parasitic Gu desa-
|vfrsire, insa chemarea celor fntre19
/ isi 36 are sd fie completat3 cit de
icurfnd. Barhatii trecuti de 36 ami,
carl an primit chestionarii Sd le um-
lpla, de pc acum sunt scutiti de lie
= :slimplea.
{ Lag6riie unde urmau sa fie In
,struati 'ofiterii, vor fioprite, in ca
,tsurile Cd aceasta instru.tie MI s'a
], ,,sncepnt infa.
i In acelasi tilnp, ministrul mari-
nei, Daniel 2 anuntat ca de pc a.
icum nu va mai Fl de lipsa ca va
poarale de trupe n de povarx carl
circuleaza iptre Statele Unite 81 In
tire porturile franzecs 81 cngleze, "a
mai fie urnst te de convoaie. Gu pri-
wire Al refnfnarcerea fortelor ma.
vale ale Statelor Unite din apele
!. Europene, miniatrul lnarinei, q
declarat cd marina Statelor Unite
l IRA 4 asea AZ fol f6artH importalat
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S'A sINuCIs.

! AMSTERDAM, Nov. 13. - AL
bert Balm, director manager la
compania de vapoara Hamburg
America sa sinucis in Hamburg
in ziua in care a auzit ca s'a SEM
nat armistitiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-14

Ave singura oportunitate veni pc zua de Duneca "a
Novembrie, care este humta ALL AMERICAN DAY.
Toae naunie trebue fie progamul special
mini nu trebuie sa lpseasca.
Adunativa toi la oc penru ALL AMERICAN DAYs
de dorit menbri Soceaor ie gup prn
arafat ca Romini mposant in ziua de ALL
AMERICAN DAY "A NOEN1BRIE e din
lenu1nte 81 cea din ur1na exxpozite Razboiuu
Comunica nlmai de America parada Amin
tva ca aceasa expoze oer de gvernu Statelof ALA
til sal este mai reaa din cite data
Cumparat tichetu ACUMA inaine de Sc deschde Expos
tia 25c caci dupa deschdere pentru persoane mari
soc pentru cop 2c NJ dupa ntrati nauntr
muzca mitara cinta tot timpul
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. CA . tx 81 M Il.

fete pentru legat la carti. Expe-
rienta necesara.
Vcniti la:
GILMAN PRINTING COMP.
623 st. Clair Ave-, Cleveland, O..
(60-62,
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'Do-alo Solicitation.

Societatea ,Ulpia Traiana.' din
Erie, Pa. Convoaca Pc toti
membrii sal a lua parte la sedinta
1generala, care sc va tinea in ziua
de II Noembrie 1918 (nnmineca !.
la orcle 2 p. M, in hala Societa-
til noastre. Absentee nemotivate
Sc vor pedepsi conform statute
lor.
Prexidiul.
Societatea ,,Cuza ,vodas' din
Massillon, Ohio. - Convoaca be
toti membrii sal a lua parte la
sedinta generala, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, II Noembrie 1918, In
hala Societatii din Columbia
Hights, la orele 1.3O p. m. La or
dinea zilei fntre al puncte impor-
tante va Fl 81 darea de seama de
la prezidiul vechiu.
Toti fratii membrii sunt rugati
a lna parte ia aceasta sedinta ne
gresit fiindca avem mai multe
chestii importante de rezolvat la
aceasta sedinta. Absentee nemoti-
vate sc vor pedepsi conform sta
tutelor.
Dxa0sA:,s
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societatea ,,Leul'' din Salem,

Societatea ,Leul" din Salem,
Ohio. - Convoaca pc onoratii
functionari, cit 81 onoratul comi-
tet a lua parte la sedinta lunara
extra ordinara, care Sc va tinea
,Dumineca, II Noembrie 1918, in
hala societatii din 114Depot Str,
la orele $50 a. m. Onor. functio-
mari, cit 81 onor. 'comitet sunt
strict rugati Sc conforma, acestei
convocari, pentru ca av1nd mai
multe chestnut foarte importante
de rezolvat. Absentee nemotivate
Sc vor pedepsi conform statute
lor. Asemenea sunt rugati toti
membrii care au fost bolnavi sa
Sc prezinte cu certificatele medi-
Gale pentru a lie solvi beneficiul
conform statutelor.
Prezidiul.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14

Miss Gena Strombotne spent the
week end with the Herbert Bevers
family.
Joe Hollander spent Saturday night
and Sunday with home folks.
George and Harry Bauer were
among those from here who attended
Watertown church services, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Kirsch visited
Sunday at the Adolph Wa1lner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bell were Sun
day afternoon visitors at the Manford
Bell residence
The Herbert Bevers family had as
their guests, Sunday, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Raymond Mills, Robert Daley and the
Misses Iona and Elizabeth Daley, of
Rauville, and Miss Verna Edwards
of Hazel.
Chris. Kirsch called at the NJ. H.
Helgersen home, Sunday afternoon.
A number from here attended the
meeting of the Farmers Telephone
company, at Waverly, Monday.
Emil Abbey called, on business, Mon
day afternoon, at the Fred Wallner
home.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14
YAHoTA AND FULLER.

Margaret Hopkins, who has been
helping at the Robbins home the past
week, returned home Sunday after
noon.
Harry Gallisath was helping at
Leonard's, Friday.
Mrs. aGIlisath returned home, Fri
! day, from her daughters, where she
| has been for several weeks.
Club meeting was postponed anoth-
er week on account OF bad weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warnie Clapp and
Miss soloy were Sunday visitors at
the Warren Olds residence.
Harry, Ernest and Fred Gallisath
| helped draw hay for Mr.. braves, We'd
nesday,
Otto Schmeling made a trip to Aug
ust Neuendorf's, last Thursday.
Mrs. Atwater. from WATERFOWL, IS
helping at the Robbins home.
Bert Mahankey and Miss Soloy at
tended a show in town, Saturday We
ming, despite the blizzard and bad
roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. st, Clair, ST., spent
Sunday with Cornie McElhany, who
is improving and is able to sit UP.
Pat German and family were call
ers at Cornie McElhany's, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Odds and family
spent the day Thursday at the Ross
Clapp residence.
Mrs. Clapp and Mrs. Olds attended
the Union in town, Thursday.
T. N. Babcock returned home Sun
day from Redfeld. The four head of
cattle which he sold at the sale
brought over $1,000.
Anna Rohnke is visiting friends at
Yahota.
Mrs. Riley returned home, Sunday,
from Iowa, where she has been for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie ST. Clair spent
Sunday afternoon and evening a. Ed.
o'Toole's.
Alfred and Mable Borns and Ethel
WEIGH spent Monday evening at the
Leonard home.
Frank and Bill Riley were Sunday
evening callers at Welch's.
Mrs. Welch will spend this week
with relatives in and near Castlewood.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14
PELICAN.

Jerry Little and F. G. Benthin were
procuring seed grain at the Boxelder
farm, and were dinner guests on Wed
nesday of the past week.
Walter Vogt is spending some time
visiting with the home folks at the
Julius Klatt residence.
John Hacker has been assisting Ed
Amacher with cleaning grain a por.
ton of the past week.
Martin Anderson has been hauling
seed grain from the Grover Farmers
elevator.
Fred Mclaughlin has been hauling
grain to the Grover elevator for Mr..
Kjos.
A severe wind storm, accompanied
by snow, visited this section last Fri
day morning and continued until Sat
urday afternoon.
Joe Czechowiez has accepted the
position as assistant farm hand at the
Boxelder farm for the coming season.
Miss Julia Loesch spent the week
end with her people at the Peter
Loesch home.
Mr.. and Mri Cha7leg B5a
baby spent a portion of the Sabbath
at the Rev. T. j. Albrecht home.
Miss Helen Born spent the week
end in Watertown where she had
some dental work done and visited
with friends.
a. T. Klatt and family We're enter
tanned at dinner at the j. G. Lebert
residence, Sunday. F. M. Brist was
an afternoon visitor Their, also
Miss Dora Mishke spent the week
end with friends at Hazel.
Miss Ivah Harden spent the weel;
end with people in this neigflborhood.
Miss Blanch Desmond. of Water.
town, who has been spending the past
week visiting at the John Hacker
home, returned to her home the first
sof this week.
Uncle William Zamow was a Sun.
day evening visitor at the KIatt resi-
dence.
a. T. Klatt and son delivered a span
OF horses to WATERFOWL for shipment
on Monday last.
Carl zamow returned home the las,
Of the week after spending some time
at one OF the local hospitals. where
he underwent an operation for rup
tures
John Alice was a business caller Al
the Peter scherer home on Thnrsda,
ut the past week.
Mrs. III J Meisel, Of Hazel, vas /
Grover visitor one day the past week
she made the trip by rail.
Mr.. Louis Haliauer and daughters
Emma and Ruth. autoed to Watertowl
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14
kAMPEskA AND RlcHLAND.

Nh. A. A. Carnes visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leon Tracy, in WATERFOWL,
this week.
Messrs. Joshua and Joe Purcell at
tended a live stock sale in Lake Pres
ton, Thursday.
Mr.. f. NJ. Brown expects to go to
Chicago the first Of the week, where
he viii visit with relatives a few days
and meet Mrs. Brown, who will re.
turn home with him.
Whooping cough is a visitor in this
neighborhood at this writing. A num-
Der of children near Kampeska are
suffering from it.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Brickell were
visitors at the j. J. Purcell home,
Thursday. Miss jeanette and the lit
tie boy were also present
A hall meeting was held in the
kampeska hall, Monday evening.
Sidney Burk. called at the j. j. Pur-
cell home, Sunday.
Inc little Dabe at the Frank Carnes
home is a sufferer from whooping
cough.
Miss Ruth Leone, living at the j.
J. Purcell home, is getting along
nicely since she came to live there.
She, as yet, has escaped the whoop-
ing cough and we hope she may CON
tinue TO do SO.
Miss Alice ostrander is quite sick
With la grippe. Quite a number of
the children, as well as older people,
are having this disease this spring
Oscar and Glen Oleson visited at
the Chas. Wellington home. Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Frentz were
Watertown visitors, Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Barby were in Water
town, Monday. shopping.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14
Real Estate Transfers

Reported by southwick Abstract Com
pany.
City of WATERFOWL to Deuel. County,
lot SO, section O, Mount Hope Gene
terry; IS.
Elizabeth Philip to Peter DeVille,
outlot %, Auditors Plat of Outlets
~32-11752; $4,000.
Alfred Mclaughlin to Hugh NJ. Cat
chell, lot 4, block 72, Second Railway
Addition; 81.
SD. Mausoleum Co. to G. G. Whist
Ter, compartments 4 and 5, section "a,
Mount Hope Mausoleum; $500.
Jessie 3. Hull to Catherine Shields,
lot Il, block 2, South Shore: 81.
Catherine Shields to Jessie E. Hull,
lots 3#and a, Rice Bros. Subdivision Of
block ] B~urcnard's Addition, block
30, Brooks Addition; 81.
F. R. Meadows to Geo. Miller. lots
% and %. block 5, Horswil's Addi-
ton; 81.
Amanda Huseby to J. w. Smith.
part Of outlot 5 %15-l19.51; 81.
Robt. Achterberg to Emma Achter-
berg, Wa of NEA 2~9-11652; ST..
Emma Achterberg to Robert Achter
berg, WIZ Of SEA and EM Of sWA
2~7-116-52; 81.
Emma Aehterberg to Minnie Korth,
lots 8 and 4 and sA Of NWA 1-ll7-
55; 81.
John f. Rusch to Great Northern
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14
Railway Co, part of sWA 3~2-l1S-52;

49,
Railway Co, part of sWA s2-l1s-52;
500.
Ed T.. Elkins, Sheriff Of Codington
County, to Security Trust and Saw
ings Bank, Sioux Falls, EA of section
II and sWA s%-119-51; s3,169.O6.
Sam S. Huseby to j. w. Smith, part
of outlot s 15-119.51; 81.
Minnie G. Way to Hortense Belle
Dratz, lots IL and Is and part of lot
II, block 4, Ways Addition; 81.
Nellie H. Chesterfield to John G..
Nicholson, SEA- 31-117-55; 81.
Katherine L. Barker to Elizabeth
a. Tretter, lot |, block 70, Second
Railway Addition; $500.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14
THE SEASON.

The cold, damp weather of March
seems to be the most favorable for
the pneumonia germ. Now is the
time to be careful. Pneumonia often
results from a cold. The quicker a
cold is gotten rid of the less the dan
ger. AS 500 as the first indication
of a cold appears take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. AS to the value Of
this preparation, ask anyone who has
used it. Adv. 39-42
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14
GARDNER.

RI. J.. Dugan was a business caller
in this vicinity, last Monday after,
moo
Mrs. Adolph Wallner and Mrs. Emil
abbey and children, Maynard and Ed
ma May, we're guests, Monday after
noon, of Mrs Edward Kirs.
John Hollander returned, Tuesday
morning, after having spent the win
ter months with relatives III Colorado
q. w. Palm called att the M ] Fox
farm, Tuesday. on business.
Mrs. j. n Sieyers was a pleasant
afternoon visitor, 4 the Garrett Pc
ers residence, Thursday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walklin and fam
lily spent Wednesday evening at the
Ed Johnson home.
Tom Gergen was a caller in Castle
wood last Monday.
Arthus Hews left for California last
week to visit his mother.
Miss Jennie Climagel is working at
the H. P. Towne home.
Bill Norman was a caller in Cas-
tlewood. last Monday.
Messrs. Jake and John L. Jutting
and sister, Miss Anna, spent Sunday
evening at the Gunder Petershagen
home.
Dave Hassobroke was a shopper in
~CastleWood last week.
LaVerne Jutting has been on the
sick list.
Mrs. d. Jensen and Mrs. j. Jutting
we're shoppers in Watertown last
Thursday.
VIM. Walklin was a caller in town
one day last week.
H. P. ToWne left for Estelline, S.
D., last Monday, to bale hay.
Jake Jutting was a caller in Hayti
last Thursday to be examined for the
army.
Mrs. Peter Michael and George and
Marie, MI. and Mrs. F. 3. Wess and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wess
and o spent Friday evening at the
John Jutting home
James Cook, Jr.. was q caller in
GastIeWood last week. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Petershagen
spent Saturday evening at the Herman
Ehrke home.
Ed clausen spent Sunday with home
folks.
Bill Norman and Asa Harrington
were WatertoWn shoppers last Fri
day afternoon.
Wm. Walklin spent Wednesday in
Castlewood.
--
FLORENCE.
Mrs. NJ. Nisbet returned from Wa
tertown, sunday, where she has bad
her hand treated.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson, Of Summit
visited at the 81 Es-Dage home the
frst of the week.
Mrs. Halse WAS 4 Watertow1
visitor, Tuesday.
+. II. Larson returned from Jorgan
Minn,Tuesday
Duncan spent the frst of th'
week aWatertown.
Mrs.HN. L.arson and Norma it
ed relatives atWallace last week
Mr and Mr.. g. r Best Of Water
town visited relativeshere last week
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-14
News Of Neigllboring Localities


the middle of the week where they
went to visit the wife and mother
at the hospital. Mrs, Hallauer is to
undergo an operation the first of this
week for appendicitis and gall stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Green autoed
to the county seat on Monday of the
past week.
Gust E. Barr was somewhat under
the weather the past week.
John Hacker was automobiling on
business in this immediate vicinity
on Monday last
The zamoy brothers were joy rid
ing in the Grover vicinity on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Marotz enter
tanned a number of visitors at their
home in Grover, on the south side.
Miss Clara Urban is at present Wis
iting at the Conrad Urban home, west
OF Grover.
Mrs. Fred Fuerstenau was an east
bound passenger to Watertown one
day the past week, where she had
dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hacker were
Sunday evening visitors at the G.
Klatt residence.
Mrs. Charley Born and baby are
keeping house for Grandpa Hallauer
during Mrs. H~allauer's illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuhlmann and
family entertained a number of neigh
bors and friends on Sunday last.
Messrs. Frank Lebert, julius Klatt
and Walter Vogt were promenading
the streets in Watertown on Monday
last.
A good number of our Pelican folks
attended the farmers meeting in the
city m Monday afternoon.
A number of farmers of this imme-
date vicinity shipped a carload Of
mixed stock from Grover Tuesday
morning.
Joe Czechowiez delivered a pig to
Grover, for shipment. which tipped
the scales at $50 pounds.
ANFME4EE 49,
The Washington times., 1918-04-14
Getting Together k1augmates
Change of Policy at PoRs

At the close Of the performance of
Very Good. Eddie" by the Poll Musical
Comedy Players tonight. the big Avenue
play house will go into the hands Of
artisans to prepare It for the impOrtan;
change OF policy which will be inaugur-
ated Monday evening. Apil % next.
when Polls Theatcr viii begin offering
productions booking exclusively through
the Shubert Theatrical Booking offices.
For the opening performance. Getting
Together. IS announced. This is VIII
liam A Brady's patriotic. thrilling, musi-
cal rnclOdrama which was written by
Major Beth Oan Iay). !. Hartley Man
ners. and Percival Knight, all three o;
whom are too we'll known to need in
PRODUCTION.
The brilliant premier Of high-class at
fractions at Polls will witness the return
~ one uf WashirEton's greatest favor
tics. Miss Blanche Bates. now the wife
NJ George C."rI. chairman OF the COM
mittre on public information. Washing
ton Ias been the scene OF Miss Bates
greatest triumphS
HolbrooR Blinn il another interesting
principal. and others who will have con
spicuous roles will be Percival Knight
one oC the co-au;hors Of the play. and
Harrison ErOCkbank. \ company OF 100
will be seen.