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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01
Twin Brooks

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wright have re-
turned from their visit at the coast
and are at home again in Twin BrOOks
after al absence of nearly q year.
A number of folks went to hear DR..
Gray lecture and see Glory Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. John Drieson left for N. D., to
visit his father as he received word of
his illness.
Mr.. Peter Vogelaar and family
have left for their new home in Iowa.
There is to be q basket social at the
Twin Brooks, school house on. March
9Th: a splendid program and the pro-
ceeds are to be used for Red Cross
WORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Johnston were
Milbank shoppers on Saturday.
Chas. Schauf was a Twin Brooks
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Brown had a very sue
cessful basket social on Feb. %, at
her school in Kilborn township.
Miss Esther Redeem is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Soefker.
Mrs. Nichols and daughter Mary
paid q visit to Twin Brooks and spent
an afternoon in our Red Cross work
room.
Mrs. F. E. Roberts made q trip to
Milbank on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple and Sarah
accompanied Earl Bell to Milbank on
Tuesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01

Hans Buntzen and Ed. McCrea
were ~transacting business in Minne-
apolis this week.
Lew Nordquist was . Sisseton cal.
Ter Monday.
Ed. McCrea shipped two cars OF
stock to st. Paul Monday.
l.. Hills shipped q car OF stock to
st. Paul Friday.
Henry Shuttle was having dental
work done at Wilmot Tuesday.
Fred Remind and Galen Schmucker
we're Sisseton callers Thursday.
The red o ladies met this week
with Mrs. Gravity Tuesday evening
and Mrs. Geo. Phillips Wednesday
afternoon.
M. A. Smit left Monday for Sioux
Falls where he will visit relatives.
Mr.. Grant Quicker left Monday for
q visit with relatives in Nebraska.
Geo. Schultz was visiting friends at
Milbank, Monday and Tuesday.
Derk De Vries is sporting q new
Ford. Derk knows the Ford will 60
any where and he needs one IN his
business.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01

county.
Women who can drive teams will
be in demand on farms this sum-
mer. All high school boys who
want to work should send in their
names also.
Farmers who want town hired help
for the summer should send in their
wants. Be sure to give full partic-
culars, as to pay. kind Of work.
board, etc., as men like to know all
about their prospective jobs be-
fore they come here.
This office will keep in touch with
the Federal Labor Bureau and other
labor agencies by telegraph.
J. l. Swedberg, County Agent.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01
Marvin

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kane went to
Milbank on business Tuesday night.
Harry Highstreet returned We'd
where he has been spending several
months with his parents and friends.
Mrs. NJ. F. Bonebrake. mother OF
Mrs. carney Wright, arrived Mon
day night from Bryant, TO spend sew
eral weeks with her daughter here.
Hans Anderson went to Milbank on
business Saturday night.
Martin Lauritsen made q trip to
Twin Brooks Saturday.
Gustav Lindholm departed Thurs
day night for Ortonvil!e to Join the
boys who left for Camp Dodge Sun
day night.
K. A. Ramsey entertained the Red
Cross ladies to q delightful lunch
Wednesday afternoon. just ask the
ladies il they didn't enjoy it.
Mrs. Watson Briggs of Summit is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Anderson for q few days this week.
Hazel Wright left for Bryant, Sat.
urday night where he will stay for an
indefinite length of time.
Miss Emily Anderson left for Mil
bank Monday night, where she will
stay for sometime.
Rev. Westberg and q missionary
] from Summit conducted Lutheran SER
| vices at the church Sunday.
A good many from here attended
the sale at Fred Cross Monday after
noon and from ali reports everything
sold we'll.
Richard Mace and Marcus Haug
went to Mi!bank Monday for physical
examination.
Carney Wright and Aaron Swanson
autoed TO Milbank Tuesday on bust
ness.
Edwin Anderson and Axel Lind
gren went to Watertown Tuesday to
attend the Case tractor demonstration
and TO visit their brother, Carl.
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Stockholm

Mr.. M. C. Hedman made o trip to
Watertown last Sunday TO see Wal.
fred MOllberg at the Lutheran hos
pital. Walfred 10 expected tn come
home the latter part of the week.
Miss Edna Lundquist did some
sewing at Albcrt's home last Tues
day.
Messrs Emil and David Berg went
to WatertOwn last Monday evening.
Emil to attend . Hardware Dealers
meeting and David to have his leg
attended to by . physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph. Hallberg, Mr..
Joe Backlund, Misses Mabel Hall
berg and Esther Berg we're pleasant
callers al the Swan Carlson home
last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hilda Hedman returned to
her home in Milbank last Thursday
after q visit with relatives and friends
here.
The following ladies have enter
tanned at Red Cross luncheons the
last week. Misses Elsie Hedman and
Nellie Bennett, Mrs. Elmer Fritz and
Mrs. James Levison.
The Red Cross met at the home oI
Mrs. E. N. Hallberg last Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. G. G. johnson was q pleasant
visitor at La Bolt last Sunday.
Messrs Oscar Hedman and Gotttred
Berg were callers at the county sea,
Monday.
Miss Mabel Hallberg visited with
Esther Redeem q few days last week.
Miss Esther Redeem is spending q
few days with Mrs. Soeffker of Twir
Brooks.
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Summit

Archie Braden of Thunder Hauk,
8. D., who has been holding down n
| claim there, and who has been called
in the draft, lis spending the week
here on q visit to his mother Mrs. r.
P. Braden.
Mi. and Mrs. j. C. Knaak returned
Sunday from their visit at Winona.
Minnesota, they attended the wedding
of . sister of Mr.. Knaak.
A baby girl raj born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emert Kampen February 22d.
Mrs. A. c. Barnett came from Alb
berdeen and joined her husband here,
they expect TO 20 on q farm soon ON
the fats.
Miss Grace HolbrOok was at Web
ster Friday to consult with q doctor,
she is much improved.
Sunday . number Of boys discover
ed the tower Of the railway wind mill
70 be on fire, . bucket brigade was
immediately organized and the fire
soon put out. The origin is mysteri-
GUS.
Word vas received here Saturday
Of the death Of Mrs. VIM. J. Somers
Of BrOokings, s. D., former residents
Of Summit. Mr.. Somers still spends
: good share OF his time on his farm
south OF town in Lura.
Deceased was taken with pneumonia
and sick but : few days. The family
have the sincere sympathy Of all old
friends of this vicinity.
Clarence Markham left Sunday
night for Erskine, Minnesota, where
be will stay with relatives and attend
school.
Mrs. Klaud Dick left Sunday for
Wyoming, Iowa, TO join her husband.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01
Corona

VIM. Buttke was q Sisseton caller
between trains Tuesday.
Robt. Buttke was at S~isseton We'd
nesdav being examined by the local
board.
Mrs. 81. Buttke was visiting rela.
tives at Milbank Tuesday.
Mr.. Fremont Graham arrived We'd
nesday for q few days visit with his
sisters, Mre.. Geo. Clark and Mrs.
w. w. Stapleton.
Ray Keeney was 6 s..s1
Monday.
VIM. Schawler w.. ass.ne
business at OrtOnville +.
Mrs. P. Ginther vas q caller at Or.
tonville, the last of the week TO con.
suit with DR.. Bolsta.
The home guards will give a has
ket social at Voigts hall, March 8.
Don't miss it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01

Mrs. Stiles and son Allan were q
Webster Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Wilson went to Webster
Saturday 70 see her husband who is
ia king treatments Of q doctor there.
Mrs. Ed. Savidge accompanied her.
Mesdames Willard and Ohm went to
Waubay Saturday to visit the Good
ell family.
A baby girl was born February,
22d to Mr.. and Mrs. Hagerman, at
the Wheeler home.
A. E. Stearns is on the sick list
this week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01
Can You Work on the Farm

If you can, we suggest that you
send your name. address and tele-
phone number to this Office 50 that
we can refer you to farmers who
need help.
There have been several calls for
farm labor already and it is the in
tention of this office to act as q la
Dor agency for farm labor. If
there is any labor to be had we
want to get our share for Grant
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01

The Aberdeen American Tuesday
Of last week gave . party to its
employees and incidentally got
out q Junior American" giving
an account of the lark in which the
whole force engaged. The Ameri-
can is q live number in more ways
than one, and has won its way with
q large constituency over the north
part of the state. It is up.to-date
and enterprising as news gatherer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01
For Representative

To The Republican Voters OF Grant
County.
| hereby announce myself as q can
didate for Representative OF Grant
County, subject to the will of the Re-
publican voters at the Primary, May,
28th, 1918.
JULIUS JORGENSON
Osceola Township.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Publ: worship at eleven O'Clock,
A. M. Sermon subject, 1.-THE Church's
Marching Orders" A special SOU
venir of permanent value will be Civ
en- to every member present. Full at
tendance desired.
Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Union service in the evening, at
Congregational church.
A. f. Buriff, pastor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01
For Attorney General

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office of Attorney General
OF the State of South Dakota, subject
to the will Of the republican voters of
the state at the primary election in
May.
HOWARD O.. FULLER.
Pierre, S. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01

hereby announce my self q candi-
date Tor county auditor, subject 70
me Will Of the republican voters of
Grant colnty at the primaries in Nav,
and solicit the support OF my friends
for the above Office.
CHAS. MCWATERS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01
For County Auditor.

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for county auditor, subject to
the action of republican voters of the
county at the primaries, May %, and
solicit the support OF my friends.
j. G. CAHILL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01
Candidate for County Treasurer.

| am a candidate for the nomination
OF County Treasurer of Grant County.
subject to the will Of the Republican
voters at the May primaries, Your
support will be appreciated.
w. s. NIXON.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
u. 8. Mlbcrsmertb, uoblbefannter
&eriidernngs Igent, ans Sem
2cben gcidiebcn.
Sunitigc Wittbeilnnsen BON Berger,

Iu9. $. Ilbersmert9, Der allges
mein befannte 2ebensperiidcrun9s-
s(ecnt bon Stem Sabcn, lit bier an
borigcn Wittmo6 geitorbcn. SEER
Nlberspcrtb mar ifon lIngere
;3eit frGi,flih eeweien ltnb mar Gnbe
S,1li nad Berger gcfommen I'M ii6
bel ieincm Snfel, Srit Stoeppels
MANI, SIT crbolen. Ser Scrltor6enc
mnrbe onl 6. Stunt. 1869, in Der
9tGbe bon Hcp Sapen gehorcn uno
erreidtc Elm Sitter bon 40 Sabrcn unb
81 Sa9en. Die 2eide muroc anl
Oonnerstog nod @nibin9ton &C.
broht, no hnlm ont 6rcitog sic &c.
crbi9lng auf benz Sbb Scllolp Trieb
bofc itattfonb. Ger GerItorbcnc mar
cin Witglicb bcs Obo SELDOM unb
oltd, ocs Srcirnallrcr OrocnS gApcicn.
@lrit. 2abpllbc BOT ncrqan0erc
@o6c cine gemiihte Gorlobluna
&inobic1 uno Shpcinc pcrionOt.
Sir. Wonn 81. ui,o 2olliS @aer,
pou Sermann, puren ont borigcn
Wittpoh in Berger.
@m. Srecie Sr. lit %gcgCnmGrtig
: bier oltf geiuh bel ieincln Snfel,
Grib Sreele.
y&nf. 2aiurencc uno @aitin, ppil
Ct. @olis, bcfinben iid bier olli Be
Iuh bel Sen gItcrr, Satob @cb unS
Satin.
6roil Aug. &alllncpcr iii 5uu Set
oui &cilt6 bel Serna1btcn in ct.
2ouis.
q. g. Shul5, &aIiierer ser Gcoplcs
&onf non Berger, geuieBt jctt srpc
@ohen Serien.
ScnrD Stcinnneb mo @attin, boz
Seffcrion Gitp, befanben iid iibe
lcetcn Samstag ,,nb Sonntas bier
oils @1ite Der Samilie bon g. g. Stt
grnlt Sabrmeper lit iett i'm 9e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
is zines nelten 9urrlm Souring

iib zines nellen 9nrrlm Souring
Mutos.
Gbus. &ropp rnb @attin iinO our
3eit auf 9eiud bel Srau 8ropp's
glterl,, in @eralo.
@m. 3ierotb unb Iug. Sierotb,
nebit ocren @attinnen, bon Billings,
Mto., maren Gnbe boriger @odc bic
@1lte bon 8aItor Sraugott Imader
uno @attin. Die 8eiuder batten Die
Sabrt per Mlto gemad)t.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Aug.
Is, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Scnrp 6allbed ST., melhcr bci
Eoplar gluff bic Sormcrei bctricb.
mar alll Wpntag bier allf 9cil,f BEL
ieinen Mngcb0rigen. ST mub iid an
Srcitog (beute) Morgcn IN ct. Souis
aunt WilitGrbicnit melben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Or. 8. ". Eoillter's 0cidl0ftgcs
b1.tNe ionic ol,d) ous BON ibnl 9cei9s
lctc Toltumt. nno Dos Sdcfcrci' @e.
b1l,oc, in 2inn. Mo., iino am lestcn
Montog s(berb bis oltf bet @ruAO
nieocrgcbronnt. Or. Sainter'S 5a9n.
Gr5tlide Office mllroc gleidfollS pont
Scucr beI61oiet. 9ieie @ebal,oc ma
rem in scr Scrmonn Conn Mlttllul
Sire Sni. So. fiir Die Sumlne bon
ST 800 pcrii6ert.
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Sri. Shcfln @ulta lit ucri9e
@ode bon ct. @Ouis bier ongclougt,
nm ibrc Ingcb0rigcr Sl heiuhcn.
GO. Murpbp uno Aoam Sling.
ciIen, non @clu, murcn onl letter.
Wonto9 bier in Scr Stoot. Gritcrer
I'M feline Wllttcr o~b5ubolen, nclde
Don eincu 9cillh bel &crmallotcll in
Seffcrirn Gitp, 5llriidgefonlmcn mar.
-Wcp. :. Scibud un0 @ottin
murocn url nnrigcn Mittmpd nit ci.
ncm SDbnd)cn begliidt. 2eiber ltorb
Der aleine nod an beuliclhen Gage
uno muroc uuf oern ct. @corgS
Trieobofc bci9cicbt.
-Srls. S6elmn 9rcllcr. Coma
Muiid. Ilmo Eocid,el. Rltb 2idte,
Sllic @ittnlam ulb Nclcn 9rcller,
lpeldc Den Spnmcr Murius Der
Sdyulc III Cape @irorocalL $40. be
iud)t bottCn. inn nll lcbtcn Sumstog
bon BORT Slrildgctcbrt.
SrlS. 2uurn olb glluina Hnctbc.
nlcper lino bcrgnn1cue Mod)c bon st
2ouis 5lrrilfecfnnm1cn. Sic bn6cn iid
BORT sic ncleitcn Ncrhitmoben II
Ellbpaorcn lnb in fcrtiqen 9onlcn
I1l5iigcu elmer c~in9clcnbcr Eriiiunl
INN Mllsunbl ultCrporfcn.
Geo. Sollcrtlen unb Sunlilic
BON ct. Souis, moren mcbrere Gag
oilf 9eiuh bel &crrn %ollcrticn'&
Gltern, Sobn &ollcrticn uno Satin
Anr lctten Mtittlpod bc9obcn JIG fiji
ouf einigc Gage nah @craCr, 6ua
@eiuf bel Irou GoIlerticn'S GltIrn
Sobn Ncpcr uno Satin,
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geridte nun @itteubers.

Nnl porigcn Wittmod unb om
9onncrstaa f~eierte sic biciige gpang.
ct. Safobi @emeinbc, inter 2eitllng
bon YaItor 9ictel, Elm Niiiionsfelt
lpeldles redt 3ablreid beilldt mar.
Die folsenben Serrn Gaitoren boben
PEI Dem Set gepreoist: Notrot, bon
ct. 2oris, cin Miiiionar bon Snoic1,
Slider, bon @eralo, @iomaper uno
Mallrer, BON 9rafe, Hoajc, bon Ban,
llnb &ubn bon Stonp Sill. Die &ol.
lette betrl,g $232.
@illtap Gngelbreht, nebit Sulnilic,
BON ltplanb, Nebr. iinb bier auf Sc
i,ld) bel ibren angeborigcn.
@ermann @ebepobl unb @attin,
bon Berger baben benz Wiiiionsfelt
Der bielieen Gpangl. @emeinbc beige
mo6nt.
Sacob 9eibmarn licet idon icit
ciniscn 8o9en bel ieinem Sdwaaer,
Sobn &rrrelmeper, franf Oarnieoer.
@ir Wilniden baber raibe 9eiierung.
Sncob &auter fat bon Gbil Gbfer
cine ldon %gebralld)te 0ampfntoidinc
g~cfallft unO miro oieiclbe bel ieincnl
alecOrelder ais &riebfraft oer'pen'
hen.
Sci Inton 9rebe linb @ottin lit
Der Stor6 eingctcbrt uno bot cine
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-Gus Gbautnuquo miro bclltc bier
eroffnet meroen.
-fSrit Siegcl, bon Iub, mo nnl
Nonto9 bieier @ohe bier, i'll &C.
idGitlibcn glngele9cn6citcn.
6reb Sell unb @ottilL Don 6irlt
Greet. nurocn bllrh sic Infumit ci,
mes S6dtcrhcns c%rfrcllt.
Or. =. >. Gougbcll mo @uttin
fehrten lette @ohe upn cincnl l1n.
eercn .9cIud III Eeprio, Slls. 5urild.
-auf Seitc 6 bringen mir ben
oollltdnbigcn, ofii5iellcn 9criht ilbcr
Die 8rimGr. 8nbl Der pcrganacnen
&ode.
SRI, @liic Saennctc bciulb lid,
iiber let,tcn Somstu9 unb Sonntag
alli Wciuh bel 6rcun0en in Smcns'
bile.
-6rau Senrp 0cinlobn uno Sim,
Der, bon ct. 2ouis beiinoen iid bier
uui 9eilld) bel lbren Ingcbori9cn
Srie 5einiobn lomie GIL. %luit
nebIt oeren Samilicn.
0cnrp Shsncr mo @attiit. 10
mic Srib S6sncr uno Sohtcr. Sri
Gillian, babcl ont lceteu Montag ii
Serrn Ofsncr's Stuoebnfcr guto CT
ne 8abrt nad Sprineficl9, Mr. on
getreten.
-Gmil 0acr uno oeilcn Sluci Sob
nc befinben iid) alii Sciud bel &crrl
9acr's Sdmciter, Tral &iiooI
Sdmiot, auf 2o,itre SslanN. Sic
ieI6cn itatteten aud Der Grlttcrci ci
men lpillfommenen 9eiltd ab.
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Mit arpseu 8culen bebcft. ,Meir

&orper mar nit groBen gculen be-
bedt," idreibt Serr Grid 2arien bon
britannia Bead. g. g., bod banf
Sorni's Ilpenfrallter iino lie iest alle
pcribmltnbcn." 0ieles, bel ser Be-
banolung bon a%ranfbeiten bes 8llts
ltno Der 2ebensorgane, 10 beriibmt &C.
woroene &rGuterbeilmittel lit nidt III
Ipotbefen 81 baben; es miro onrd
Spe5ialaeentcl gelieiert ooer bireft
aus Dem 2aboratorirm BON Or. $es
ter Sa9rnep & Sous Co., 25O1
@oibineton 9lpb., Chicago. Su.
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fleinc Sohtcr gcbrudt. &ir 9ratus
licren beItcns.
Geo. &lrrelmeDer bat Dorige $50.
dc bon SenrD grinfmann, bon GoIe.
bltb, Elm Maripeu Illto gefauft.
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Sciratbss2 isenien.

-5rau Sobn grni unb &inoer,
bon ct. 2ol,is iinb anl lebter Weon-
tag bier cingetroffcn 1rno perben ein
paar @o6en bel ibren 8eripanoteu,
Geo. Sallcr uno Somilic, an Scr Sirit
Greet berneilen.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-12-19

Look out for the notices about the
Eastminster chapel cottage prayer
meetings now being arranged for.
Despite the sea Of mud through
which people had To wade Friday
night TO get to Westminster chapel,
the remarkably good audience that
cheered the hearts Of the youthful
performers, was more than satisfied
with the programs presented The
musical numbers by Lois Grierson
(violin) and Miss linn (piano) and
Beatrice Sneider (vocaD were excel
lently rendered. The monologue, "A
Mothers Day" by Lois brought
down the house. Frank Hinder
letters recitation "Pa's got the Flu"
was given with real spirit. The play
cite, THE arrival of Billy" with
many "dramatis personae" held even
the small boys" right TO the end
when il turned out that Billy was a
cat. The tableau, Keep the Home
Fires Burning" was work Of real
merit Beatrice Sneider and Lefty
Hardie deserve praise for this num-
Der on the program. Ruth Grierson.
Carmen Hamp and Miles Sneider
gave the amusing little railway sta
ton drama. "a trip TO Moro (to-mor-
row)." my pesky Rheumatics." an
action song by six girls was greatly
enjoyed. All went homo feeling that
it was we'll worth while going through
the mud 20 enjoy such q program.
Had the weather been good we would
have been packed TO the doors.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-12-19
EAST ALMA

The Holiday family, Linden ave, is
moving TO Mt. Pleasant. Mr.. Holiday
will work for the truck company
there
Prof. Notestein was prevented by
sickness from being at his post Sun
day, as supt. Of Westminster Sunday
school.
Rev. Jay Clizbe, leaves Saturday
to spend the winter at Poughkeepsie,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cole were at the
home Of his uncle near Bay City, on
Sunday. They returned here Mon
day.
Mrs. J. w Leahy and son have
gone on a visit to her own folks on
the farm.
Mrs Bradley, Elmwood ave, is
working at the restaurant Plant l.
The next meeting of the Parents
club is TO be at Mrs. Grierson's,
Grove ave.
The Willet family has moved from
Republic 10 near Michigan ave.
Mrs. +. A. Coddington, who spent
three years with her husband in gov
eminent service in the Philippines,
gave a very interesting talk on the
DttDit anu Niitli Nu0NolllSs lbt TAIN
was listened 10 by the G.. +. societies
Of Eastminster with attention A
lantern lecture is to De arranged later
on.
Mr.. Kar Adams has given $500.
and Mrs. IIawley and Rev. Beshge-
toor have each given S1O0 TO the
4 Westminster chaptl seat fund Mrs
Frank Rogers, Valley ave, has prom
/ ised $500 to this fund and Mrs. Alex
Boulter is TO help one hundred dol
lars were handed TO Mr.. Adams in
part payment on seat account.
The usual services will be held at
Eastmnster chapel on Sunday at
| 1890 a. m. and Z p. m. The choir
will have special Christmas music.
The themes are lessons from Christ
mas. This will be the greatest
Christmas season the world has ever
known. Come and join with us in
these great days of rejoicing. The
Sabbath school meets at 2:45. We
want 20 see at least one hundred
present The c. r. societies meet at
| 6 y. m.
There will be a Christmas tree and
/ Chris mas exercises at Eastminster
chapel. on Monday evening at seven.
Everybody is invited TO come and
hear the children who are taking
pains to make this one of the best
Christmas seasons we ever enjoyed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-12-19
SCHEDULES ANNOUNCED
Lists of Contests for Basketball and
Baseball are Arranged.

At a meeting of the directors Of
the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic
association held at Albion on Friday,
the basketball and baseball schedules
were made out, some football games
scheduled and officers for the associa-
ton elected.
The meeting was the first which
has been held By the association
since the war broke out. at which
time it was decided TO not award the
titles in the various sports for the
duration Of the war. With the meet
ing this past week the M l. A. A. is
back on a peace basis and titles will
again be awarded, starting with bas-
ketball competition.
Edwin Boyne, for the past two
years rated as the best hurlerin the
Michigan Intercollegiate. was elected
president of the athletic association
at the meeting, his election being in
dicative Of the standing Of Alma col
| lege athletic teams in the association.
The Alma basket ball and base ball
schedules were arranged for the NJ. /.
I y. \. AT tIe meeting, Dul ONutI SdHltS
outside of the association are still to
be added, especially games with the
Mt. Pleasant Normals and the Ypsi-
/ lanti Normals. The schedule follows
Jan. 31-Adrian college at Alma
Feb. l4-Hillsdale college at Alma.
Feb Kalamazoo college at
Alma.
March Kalamazoo college at
Kalamazoo.
March l4-Adrian college at Ad-
yan
March l5-Hnsdalc college at
: Hllsdaie
1t is not expected that either
.Olvet or Albion will have basketball
teams on the court this year, and it
is probable that Olivet will not be
represented by team in base ball.
The base ball schedule follows:
May Hillsdale college at Alma.
May lO-Kalamazoo college at
( Kalamazoo.
Ma 23-Kalamazoo college at AL
ma.
May 3O-Adrian college at Adrian.
May 3l-Hillsdale college at Hills
dale