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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-02-27
|SPICER ON-GREEN-LAKE

Miss Dora Lawson of New London
visited her sister, Mrs. Carrie Sven
son at Spicer Saturday between trains.
Miss Anna McManus was a guest Of
friends at New London last Wednes-
day.
A. J. Thorvig was at New London
Sunday to see his wife, who is i'll at
the Sunnyside hospital.
The NJ. j. KlOster and Chas. ALL
berg families were entertained at the
CLAUS Thorvig home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Kjolsing who
have been living on the Kelly farm
for about three years, moved Satur.
day to- a farm north of Willmar. John
Kastel who has purchased the Kelly
farm is moving there this week.
Miss Mabel Hendrickson left last
| week for Hutchinson where she will
teach In the public schools for the re-
mainder of the school year.
Emil Arthur of Brooten visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Arthur the
first OF last week.
Mrs. Herman Walby and daughte,
OF Garrison, N. D., arrived last week
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Wilson of Harrison.
| q. Sonderson was at Willmar from
Tuesday until Wednesday on bust
ness.
Prof. E. Hauge was at Willmar Sat
urday between trains.
Mrs. c. G. Norsten visited friends al
New London the past week.
Services will be held in the Swedish
Luth: church next Sunday forenoon al
IL O'Clock. Sunday school at 10 o.
clock. Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor.
Rev. A. Lunde will conduct services
In the Norwegian church Sunday eve
ming at 1880. Sunday school at 10 o.
clock am.
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
church will serve lunch in the church
annex election day, beginning at IL o.
clock in the forenoon and continuins
turnout the afternoon and evening
All are welcome.
The patriotic program given at thu
M. w. A. hall last Friday evening b,
the Spicer school, was well attended
and was successful in every way. a
very interesting program was rem
dered by the children. About $50 waf
realized.
Miss Thea Midthun was Willma1
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Gustrud visited her sis
ter, Mrs. A. J. Thorvig at New Londo1
last Wednesday.
Miss Ellen Ahlberg visited friends
at New London couple of days thu
past week.
Mrs. G. Sullivan returned Wednes
DAY from a weeks visit with hel
daughters in Minneapolis.
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\
LONG LAKE,

Long Lake, Feb. 25-Alma and
Leonard Bratberg, who attend the
Willmar high school, visited at thei,
home from Friday until Sunday.
The Long Lake Y. p. S. held thei,
business meeting in the church last
Wednesday evening. The following
oft1cers were elected for the coming
year: President, Rev. Lunde; vice
president, Selma Rykken; secretary
Myrtle Holseth and treasurer, Willie
Lovander. =
Alfred Estvick called at the Over
son home Saturday afternoon.
Hans Hagen, Hannah, Annie and
John Larson and Thora Netland Wis,
tied Saturday evening at G. ]. Brat.
berg's. H." 49,.
Otto 1verson left Saturday for VIII.
mar after visiting with relatives and
friends here. - =
Miss Hannah Larson visited the
Lake View school Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. diversion, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. &C. diversion, Thora Netland,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Isdahl and children
and Mrs. Carl Holseth and daughter,
Minnie were entertained at the Otto
Olson home Sunday. s~~~zs9. -,
Jalmar Larson called at the g. ].
Bratberg home Friday evening.
Alfred Estvick visited at the Biork
home Sunday afternoon. - :
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Bergeson and
family visited Sunday at the home of
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. eBergeson. III .s:z.-s,. :
Mrs. n. Nilsson and Mrs. Hamilton
visited at Knutson,s one day last
week. s5.@ :: -. y. - =:
. Mr.: B. diversion called at ]. Larson's
Friday evening. -. =
There win be services IN the Long
Lake church Sunday, March 3 at three
O'clock pm. -. ..s.- = $3.50: 20 -
Walfred Bjork, Elmer and Gladys
Hagen and Thora Netland spent Sun
day afternoon at the G. Holseth home.
Mrs. Otto Olson will entertain the
Long Lake Ladies' Aid In the church
annex, Thursday, Feb. z 81 II .5 ....sz
Mr.. and Mrs 81. Carlson and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dengerud and
family and August Dengerud and chIl-
|dren visited q Ole Den9erud's Sum
|d4y
SIS Ethel B5ork spent Sunday Afternoon
with her friend, 3elma cstvick.
3jork called at Estvick ssou
E4nndAYs 0yAninf
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Earl Hendrickson of New London
visited at his home here last week.
Herbert F'eig and family of Ray
mond visited at his parental home
here last week.
The Atwater public school has the
honor OF selling the largest amount of
bonds and thrift stamps in the county.
Four hundred dollars worth was sold
last week.
Miss Alice Solmonson and Mrs. ST.
mon Solmonson made a trip to Will
mar Monday.
A farewell reception was given the
boys Monday evening after which they
left for Willmar on the evening train.
They will leave for Camp Dodge on
Tuesday.
Ruby Larson spent the weekend at
her home in Kandiyohi.
Elmer Soldering of Willmar is en-
ployed at the printing office during the
illness of Mr.. Anton Okerman.
The Anton Okerman home is quar-.
antined for scarlet fever.
The band will give a concert at the
village hall for the benefit of the Red
Cross Friday evening, March 2.
Mrs. Oscar Larson and son are WIS.,
1ting with the formers sister, Mrs. Os.
car Lindblom
BETHLEHEM LUTH.
Young Peoples Luther League on
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock in the
church basement. Topic: "EIis Suffer
ing and Death" Lillian Samstad
leads
Refreshments will be served after
the program.
The Confirmation class will meet on
FRIDAY afternoon at the J. S. Peter
son home.
Sunday school and Bible class every
Sunday at 10 am.
The church choir will give a song
service Sunday evening at 1870 o.
clock. A good program has been pre-
pared and will be rendered as follows:
prelude. ............M MRS. Carl Hovey
Songs, "Rise My Soul" 20 Saviour.
Precious Saviour" ...........C Choir
Scripture reading and prayer. .....
................... Rev. LeVander
Vocal solo Helen Sand
Male quartette.
Rec. ............... Gustav Guldseth
"Nattens Herold" Choir
Baritone solo ....... Rev. J. Hoifjeld
20 Bread of Life. Choir
Address.
Ofertory: ....... Miss Luella Karstad
"Lovsang" 90. Choir
Postlude. ........... Mrs. ]. Hoifjeld
-
w. E. Berglund of Pennock was
visitor in this city last Thursday az
ternoon. -.
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HAWIck.

HAWICk.
Hawick, Feb. 25-Mrs. A. O. Sather
Of Willmar is visiting with relatives
and friends in Irving township.
Mrs. P. ]. jacobson was Willmar
caller between trains Monday.
Misses Clara and Mabel Jones Wis
tited at the Charley Johns home the
I first OF the week.
A meeting was called at the First
State Bank of Hawick Friday evening
and q Commercial club was organized
Tor upbuilding of the town. Twenty.
one Joined and $1,000 was received and
put IN the treasury. Officers were
elected as follows: A. F. Hall, presi-
dent; o. w. Olson, vice president; D.
II. links, treasurer; Howard Reamer,
secretary; M. P. Loberg, D. Brynildsen
and p. J. Hood, trustees; Lee Payne
and q number of others act as the en-
81 Pertaining committee. An entertain
ment will be given Friday, March 1,
At the town hall for the benefit of the
More sidewalks will be built in
the spring. Hopes are entertained
Y lint big brick bank will be erected
81 the spring as well as a new town
hall. Who says that Hawick isn't full
zx%0k 1Il0.#Juot give lis o. CuduCO anu see.
A surprise party was given Byron
Reamer Monday evening. A good time
was reported by all present. He left
Tuesday for Minneapolis to join the
aviation corps. He was accepted but
here was not room for him at present
10 he returned home Friday. He was
4 accOmpanied on the trip by his broth.
ssser, Howard.
d y. q. King, Sava Pelkey, Fred
Kemp, hauled ice for E. J. Hood and
VI -. Bryni1dsen the past week. Mirve
81 geIch and Fred Deadrick packed the
lie Tor them.
Hal Reamer OF this place and Phoe
he Bangtson of Whitefield were mar
red Wednesday at Whitman by Rev
syv Bfyn Jones. Theykleft the same
ny fsrsa short " ding trip to Mime
xpo1is sitter which they will make their
sa soyn0 at Thief River Falls where the
Ia room is employed in an auto garage
nth parties are well known at this
sOc and their friends all join in wish
ig them q happy voyage on the mat
B in1Dnial sea. S r. p 49,.
IyeraP Peterson md e. P. WEIGH were
usiness callerssa New London Thurs
NH IN. b0tseen trains. =
d IL. Iverson and daughters
sA lary and Laura visited in Irving town.
Sunday ~ ~. -. =: &c.
r1ndpa Hood who has been visit:
18th his son, Charley Hood and
- y Brooten for . short tins, re.
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Spicer-on-Green Lake, Feb. 25-Miss
Ruth Nordstrom visited at her home in
Dassel from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. U. S. Reynolds underwent an
operation at the Sunnyside hospital
at New London last Wednesday.
Miss Clara Kloster visited friends
at Willmar from Friday until Satur-
day.
Arthur Kloster. Arnold Gustrud and
Clarence johnson arrived from Will
mar Saturday for an over Sunday Wis
it with their folks here.
Joseph Johnson who attends the
day for short visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. johnson.
Mrs. Port Mcdowell arrived from
Fargo Saturday to see her father, G.
B. Doty who is i'll.
Mrs. Nels Boreen returned Saturday
from weeks visit with her son-in.
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Swenson.
Miss Mildred Arneson arrived home
Thursday from Willmar, where she
has been employed at the E. L. Guam
home for some time.
Bonnie Gunderson visited relatives
at Irving the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hendrickson are
enjoying visit from the latter's niece
Miss Grace Balyin Of Anoka, who ar
rived last week.
Mrs. E. Soderlund was a guest OIL
relatives at New London the pas,
week.
Miss Minnie Gustafson, who teaches
near Pennock, spent Saturday ani
Sunday at her home here.
Miss Alma Grimland Of Kandiyoh
was guest of Miss Hannah Sampson
from Friday until Saturday.
Miss Emma Isaackson and Miss Hell
ena and Clarence Hultberg who attenG
New London high school visited a,
| their homes the latter part of thu
| week.
Mrs. Geo. Holt and daughters, Alma
and Ruth and Miss Alvina Thranun
of Willmar were guests Of relatives
and friends at Spicer the latter par
of the week.
Miss Pearl Swenson came out from
Willmar Friday and was a guest o.
friends until Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Swenson returned from
New London Thursday, where she hai
small operation on her head at thu
Sunnyside hospital Her daughter-in
law, Mrs. Enock Swenson has beer
staying with her a couple of days.
Mrs. P. M. Peterson and childre,
returned to Willmar Wednesday, afte,
a visit with relatives here.
John TAFT, Jr., attended the Grai1
Dealers Convention at Minneapolis
last week.
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SvEA,


Svea, Feb. 18-Services next Sunday
at II am. The Ladies' Aid Of the east
route will meet at Louis Strandberg's
Thursday afternoon and evening.
A large crowd attended the Red Cross
program given at the Svea schoolhouse
on Friday evening. The sum of 1890
was realized.
Mrs. ]. P. Johnson visited at Rev. Sor-
enson's Monday afternoon.
Harness dipped in oil at Svea Harness
shop, one dollar per set. Bring them In
now. Repairing done at reasonable
prices. J. Gorans, Prop.-Adv.
S1gfrid Swenson arrived home Satur-
day after couple of weeks visit with
relatives in Hallock and Warren.
Misses Olga Westerberg and Olive
Nelson spent the weekend at their par
entail homes here.
Miss Jennie Fahlstrom visited with
friends in Svea last week.
Mrs. M. Arson is at the Bethesda hos
pital In Willmar seeking medical aid.
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LAKE FLORIDA.

Lake Florida, Feb. 1S-services will
pe held IN the Mission church here next
Sunday forenoon.
Miss Myrtle Bengtson, who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the Sunny
side hospital last Monday, is reported
to be recovering nicely at this" writing.
Jos. P. Palmquist Of Minneapolis spen,
few days last week In this vicinity. :;
Victor Danielson left for Minneapolis
last week for a visit with friends. 49,
Eddie Nelson arrived home from
Camp Dodge, Iowa, last week for visit
at his parental home here.
K. II. Nelson's were entertained at the
John Nelson home, Saturday evening.
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ME" LONDON

New London, Feb. 25-Mrs. Ole
Stene of Norway Lake is now staying
with Mrs. Even Erickson while con.
valescing after her recent operation at
the hospital
Mrs. Arthur Skoglund and baby OF
Minneapolis, came home Sunday, a
week ago, to help celebrate the birth
day of her mother, Mrs. Emil Ogren.
w. S. johnson of Paynesville was a
business caller in New London last
week.
Miss Dora Lawson was at Spicer be.
tween trains Friday to visit with her
sister. Mrs. F. o. Swanson who Is on
the sick list.
Mrs. w. H. Clark spent from Friday
until Monday with her niece, Mrs. O.
Sonderson of Spicer.
Messrs. Frank Van Worst and Elmar
Broberg returned to Paynesville Fri
day.
william Hallberg and Carter Sew.
ereid went to Spicer between trains
Friday. :.
Mrs. A. e. Olson went to St. Cloud
Friday to visit her daughter, Miss
Leila Olson, who is attending the Nor.
NAL school.
Mrs. E. G. Almstedt and children
boarded the train for Willmar Friday,
Charley Monson was business call.
or in Willmar Saturday between
trains.
Ole Nelson was Spicer visitor be-
tween trains Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Mcdonald, who has been
assistant nurse at Sunnyside hospital
the past month, returned to Willmar
On Friday:
Mrs. E. Hedin will leave Friday,
March 1, for the cities to- attend the
Swedish Lutheran Conference and to
visit with friends for a week or more.
Charley Stevens went to Minneap-
oils Saturday.
E. G. Almstedt went to Willmar on
Friday, returning to New London Sat.
urday.
Miss winifred Thompson left Thurs
day afternoon for her home in Buffalo
to spend the vacation, returning Mon.
day. Miss Clara Nelson acted as sub
stttute teacher in her place at school.
Miss Edna Carlson Of Melrose Is
spending the week. end here with her
friend, Miss Lydia Muller. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Covell are the
proud parents of a ten pound baby
girl, born last Saturday at Sunnyside
hospital. =.
Mrs. H. E. Stevens of Willmar Wis
tied last week with Miss Griselda o.
son OF New London.
Miss Experience Lawson went to
Willmar Friday, returning Monday,
Esro6 I40WP30 xy3offAl g. -
tween trains Saturday. X
Miss Clara Nelson returned Tues
day from few days visit with school
friends at st. Cloud. - .-@.,...-
Mrs. Sven Walby Is slowly recover
ing after her long illness. = -, =:
The sale Of Junior Red Cross tags
by the school children netted seventy
two dollars. All the money will be us
ed for purchasing Red Cross supplies
for the new school auxiliary.
E. G. Almstedt this week sold his
house and two lots west Of town to
John -McLouth for q consideration of
$3.50. -. :. :.
lawrence Oberg went to Willmar on
Monday where he will Join Kandiyohi
county's contingent Of sixty-two sold,
Ter boys. -. :, 81. ~. ~ {.
Miss Margaret Nyberg spent satur-
day afternoon and Sunday>at the Burr
Hudson farm. - 80, :. :. Is ~ 5
The village was without electric
hight for about an hour Wednesday
evening, owing to broken bolt In the
engine, which had to be replaced,
Miss Lucille Noble started Friday
for Minneapolis to spend the vacation
at her parental home. returning Nom
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-02-27

! Earl Hendrickson spent Sunday last
at his home in Atwater with his bro
Their, Elmer e. Hendrickson, who is
one of the sixty-two Kandiyohi county
boys who left for Camp Dodge Tues
day.
Master Oliver Winblad went to St.
Cloud Thursday where he was Joined
by his grandmother, Mrs. Oliver Lar
son, who had been visiting friends
there. Together they went to the cit
les to meet Albert Winblad, late OF the
Hospital Corps at Camp Cody, New
Mexico, but honorably discharged from
the service owing to a weak heart at
ter recent illness there in camp. Al
bert was one Of the first volunteers
from this county. He is much disap-
pointed over his physical examination
and declares he will build himself up
to requirements soon, and return to
the military life he leaves with regret.
| The High School Literary Society
Will give q program in the school
house, Feb. %, at o'clock, as follows:
Song, Keep the Home Fires Burn
ing, BY School
-Four Minute Speeches. ......:.....
! ..... Stuart Fink and Ella Hanson
Reading of Articles on Junior Red
Cross Auxiliary .......H Harold Fink
Concert reading in various langu-
ages-spen down between Fresh
men and Sophomores.
Piano solo ....... Miss Lucille Noble
High school paper ................
Harlow Lundquist and Lloyd Lar
som
Impromptu.
Critic.
Reading of short play. Edna Hoppe
Star Spangled Banner. &. {. . Audience
| Rev. T. M. Findley presided Thurs
tday evening at the Presbyterian
church at a patriotic program on the
occasion Of Washington's birthday.
The leadership of the three great War
Presidents, Washington, Lincoln and
Wilson were exhaustively and well
presented in addresses by Messrs. Pet
er Broberg, John n. Parker and S. w.
Cra1ger. The program was interspers-
ed with number of patriotic songs.
The attendance was excellent.
Rev. Paulson has conducted series
of meetings at the Mission church
| this week with Rev. Leidman assist
ing. Rev. Paulson will hold morning
services at 1880, Sunday, March 3.
/ PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. T. M. Findley, Pastor.
Services at Spicer and New London
every Sunday. >- -
Spicer Sunday school, 10 am.
Preaching, 1915 am.
New London Sunday school, 11:00
Pastors Bible class, 1880 pm.
Preaching service, $500 pm.
SWER. LUTH.
Sunday school at 900 pm.
Services, Sunday, $500 pm.
Rev. A. f. Almer, Pastor.
LUTHERAN FREE.
New London: .~.-.-.
Prayermeeting in Norw. Lutheran
church Thursday evening at o'clock
pm, Feb. %. -
Laymen's meetings will be held in
New London, beginning Friday, March
l, and will continue till Sunday eve
ming. o:5-Es@.1s -.
The Ladies' Mission society will
meet at Mrs. Ole Nelson's Saturday
evening, March 2.
Nordland: - s -.
Services will be held In Nordland
church Sunday forenoon ut II am. on
March 3. ~ >5sz.@zSSEEE,. y
'.Menigheds Note" Monday, March
4 at 1880 am. Rev. 3. M. Hanson,
Pastor. :, .-y+ IS. -:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-02-27

Ole Forskogness returned Satur-
T day to New London after q visit at
the lngebrigt Johnson home near
Thorpe. o. zs.s - n.
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COLFAX.


Colfax, Feb. 23-Mr. and Mrs. Lars
Hatlestad spent Sunday at the Thor
Tollefson home in Lake Andrew.
Mrs. Elmer Erickson and children
spent few days with her mother
Mrs. B. Aasen last week.
Pearl and Myrtle Hatlestad called
at the P. E. Olson home last Saturday
Miss Mabel Lundgren, who attends
the high school in Willmar, spent Sun
day at her parental home
Oliver Larson visited at the P. E.
Olson home Sunday evening.
Eddie and Leonard Swanson left fo1
Minneapolis last Wednesday where the
latter will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hatlestad called al
Frank Lundgren's Thursday evening.
Miss Birdie Aasen left last week fo1
New London where she will take a
course in dressmaking.
Miss Julia Erickson called at the s
c. Jensen home Friday evening.
Miss Laura Larson spent a couple
OF days in Willmar last week.
Mrs. Erick Dahlberg spent a few
days in New London last week,
Miss Alice Olson called at the l.
Hatlestad home last Sunday.
Quite few from around here at
tended the auction sale held at Mrs
Oscar Odland's in Lake Andrew on
Saturday.
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SALEM,

Salem, Feb. 25-Walter holland re-
turned to his home last Saturday af-
ter spending the winter in Superior.
Miss Ruth Beckman spent Sunday
with Ella Carlson.
Otto Holmgren and daughter, Fun
ice left for Chicago last Saturday to
spend few days with Mrs. Holmgren
and Kermit.
The Salem Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Adolph Nelson on Wednes-
day, March 6, at 2 pm.
Reuben and David Enander visited
at Charles Gustafson's Sunday pm
Mr.. ]. A. Enander left last Friday
for Stanley, N. D., for few days visit
with his son and daughter, living
there.
A. L. Beckman will have an auction
sale on his farm in Section 6, Town OF
Mamre, on Thursday, March Z, begin.
ming at 10 o'clock am. Seven head OF
horses, sixteen head of cattle and a
large amount of machinery will be
sold
Misses Ella and Myrtle Holmgren
spent last Saturday and Sunday at
their home here.
Two young men from this vicinity
Andrew Erickson, who has made his
home here the past three years and
John Dickson, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Dickson, near Pennock, were
among those who left Willmar last
Tuesday for the training camp, where
they will prepare themselves to enter
the services of Uncle Sam. May Coo
keep and protect them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiberg have moved
onto the farm formerly occupied BY
| E. Falks.
Mrs. Halldin visited in Willmar ove1
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Halldin anl
children of Pennock Sundayed at Mol
and's.
Miss Mabel Lofgren has been IL
Kerkhoven for some time caring fol
Mrs. Dahlsten, who is i'll.
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w. E. Berglund of Pennock was a
visitor in this city last Thursday at
ternoon.
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& SIZE IN which value Distribuion

we mA this Profit Sbang Sale every year. and the rucso on have acquainted you with hehA that ehru
standard for vanegvng Long preparation psdsa each Profit Sharing Sale Department after department IS call
resent unusual merchandise MadndeB carefully nspddo tht only items Of worthwhile reputation .@Mn
genuine are permitted bk given publicity this sale This big pagemm announcement nnay to carr details Of
Ns that have been assembled yet this announcement m@bt a mere MN@ton Of the many Opportunities
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nsyre a Inches lona--a apoi
size for sAirf waists. hahy clothes,
etc-ef siTene mat 60 90
ting with bamboo. ..RGeVQ
i. s,e..l n.or.
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Nolan E. Hodge and wife to
John Twilling W. D. $4,000 w
Sc, Sc Sc 24-4s-27,
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Mrs. Mary Crawford Giles or.
Long Beach, Cal. is a guest Of.
Mrs. W II. Wadden.
Misses Florence Afford and.
Anna Edwards Of Kansas CITY,
arrived Saturday for a few
days visit with Mrs. Harry q.
.St Clair.
Mrs. G. j. Willard and chill
|dren went to She'll City saturday
|for a visit
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"
Mrs. l.. II. Dannahower and.
children Of Kansas City, arriv
visited Tuesday night for a few
days visit with relatives.
Misses Columbia Haerle and
'Virgie Welsh went to Warrens-
bury Wednesday to enter the
State Normol for the summer
session.
Miss Lucille Grieser left We'd
day for a visit ID Lincoln, Neb.
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PAGE FouR


REAL ESTATE lNHINGh LAeo
Deeds fled in the Recorders
Office, week ending Saturday,
May 25th, 1918. Compiled by
Lafayette County Abstract Co.,
Lexington, Mo- Ike H. Noyes,
Manager. Abstracts and farm
Loans.
Henry Steffen and wife to Her
man H. Steffen w. D. S7O5.z9
4.O8 A part w NE 27-51-27.
VIM. H. Pearson and wife to
VIM. 7. McEwan W. D. $500 lot
1s Block 6 Patterson & Smith
Add Odessa.
Geo. Wheeler ct al to Lock Sa-
lee w. d. $500 lots 155, l5s,
1877, 1853, SO, 100 and 10l Dover
and tract Of and adjoining.
Helene Marcks ct al to Edward
Aull Coal Co. w. D. $3.50 coal
under 8OiA part NE 2-5o-27.
Marley Clark and wife to Curt
]. WiIlyard and wife w. D. $500
VIZ lot 3 Woods Sub. Lexing-
ton.
John I. Summers to Frank
Beck and wife w. d. $3.50 lot 10
block II Southside Add Higgins
vile.
Eliza s. Boogher ct al to Geo.
E.. Francis w. D. $4,000 NW14
&W NE 27-5O-27.
Melissa E. Verge and husband
to Elizabeth H. Simpson w. D
$S4OO E NV Sc, NE Sc S2-48-
28.
Marie E. Cravens to Lanine
Harris Coal & Grain Co. w. d
S1S,75O coal under s81.45 a.. p
24-5O-28.
Henel Miller to Wayne B. Mill
er w. d. $500 lot 10 Block ! Rus
sells's Add Odessa.
Amanda M. Fulkerson to Her
man H. Heidbrink w. d. 1926
Sc 24-5O-26.
Nolan E. Hodge and wife t
John Twilling w. D. $4,000 v
Sc, Sc Sc 24-48-27.