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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-26

DEFUNCIONES.-Arturo Torres,
en- la casa numero 5l4 de IA Gale
de Hatamoros.-Cruz V"la, en- la casa
numcro 1883 dc IL Gale de Colima.-
Jesusa Gonzalez, en- Ia casa numero
iI27 De Ia Gale de Durango Y Fran
cisco Ruiz en- Ia casa numero 593
de ia Iaisma Gale de Durango.
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Ni5o pudido

Sc extravio de 81 nogar un nino
de cusuo amos de edad, &c color
blarco. que responde 81 noElbre de
.InhnV-
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BALE.

Las per,onas Que sirv.eron de padrinoS en-
su ccremonia matrimonial. en- que unieron
sus deStinos. Ia Srita. Ade!fa Guerra y el ST.
lose Leon Beekman. han orGanizado en- no.
nor de los rceien casaLos, u1 bale. Que ten
dra iugar Ia noche dc mahana en- 81 salon
de- casino si;uado en- IA Gale dc MarEet.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

II Bureau del Ticmpo del DopaCtaUcHto dc
Agriculture dc los EstadoS Unidos proporcic-
ns los s!guiantrs pronGstcos para hcy Nj
b!ado. For Ia Eochc frio. Temperature mi
nina 80 = 81. S~oplando vicntoS liEcros Del
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SOSTENES MIRELkS. ComercIaDte en- gene
raj. i25 So. Laredo. San Antonio. Texas.
Constarte existencia de fru::s nexicanas de
todas classes, tales COMO guayaDas. etc. Is
pecialiGad en- hierba& medicinaies. encar-
ganGone de toGa cisse de coHis!ones Gel Taino'
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VENTAS

MAQUINAS lara hacer manteQuiila ca
pacidad de una I cuatrp libras. Pida circu-
lar ilustradn Z VENTURA SUPPLY CO.,
IS Card Alley, San Francisco, Cal.
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AcompaIadn dc su sceaoga eSGosa. 1Uicn
vicnc 4 San Anloaio en- bGSca de atencion
,ncd;cg lego a esta. 81 senior Jorge A.
Gjdi. cunocido comcrci2ntc dc Ia vecina clu-
dad dc Eagle Pass. Texas.
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NIAJ ERO
DE EAGLE. PASS. TEXAS.

Fl ST. EuStasio Soto. acOnpansdo DC su cs-
posa doHa Paula MI5cuja dc Soto. csUuvo du-
-ante los diaS dc IA seraHa que hoy tcrnina
Oh ests ciudad. rcgrcsando aver = Eagle Pass.
Texas. lugar dc su Residential.
Los es:osos Soto. vinieron Z San Antonio
n viSitar = SUs pcauchas hijas que cstan en-
uno dc los coIcCios de Ia ciudad.
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DE REGRESO.

FL ST. Dr.. y. Juan +. de Ia CARA. respc-
table faculctivo mcxicaro. radicndo en- Ia ciu-
dad de Laredo. Texas, -cgreso aver a IN men
cionada ciudad. despues &c una brcvc perma-
Ecncia en- csta.
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LICENCIAS MATRIMONIALES.

Contraeran matrlmonlO, preyla llcen-
cia quc les fac conccLida, ell sehor
Francisco SandovaI, 0 Ia sehorita
Rosa de la Cara; Ell senior Trinidad
Valdes. con la senorita Dolores Cano;
81 senior Jesus Hernandez. con "a Sc
aorita Modesto Aguilar. y el senior
Ignacio Trevino con Ia senorita To-
ribia Moreno.
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CON UN Ano de subscription 4 LA PREM
SA, gratificare a n persona que me proper
clone lnforraeS del senior Pardo Vare!a, ORR
Einario dc Somb-erets. Zacatecas. lisa bigo-
te y ticne una ~cicstriz en- Ia barba. Ioco
infcrme diriisse I Catalina Varela, Box 49,,
Arkansas CITY hanEas.-t30).
G~RATIFICARE CON $3.50 a la persona que
me :nioEme del actual paradero dc mi hernia
no Zcfcrino GraRilio Mcdrano. hiio de Jose
Graniho J dc Brisida Medrano. de quien
recibl SIS ultimas l~loticias en- 1905 de T-ini-
dad, Colo.-Toda information dirijasc 4
Marin &. ii. dc Martinez, P. o. Box SO2,
Dewey. Okla. C2S)
DESEO sabcr cG Don5rc dc un jovcn mill
tar que habla -Lerfectancatc espanoi, y Que
tx nocha del S4bado u de los corrientes.
:. las II p. M. acompano a "a Sra. Iuadalu-
pc Luna. Toda information sobrc el parti-
cular Gir!iasc a 523 ". Quincy 81. t2t
GRATTFlCARE con Sl.O0 y un ano dc Sus-
~c-ipcion a LA PRENSA a la persona que
me informe del paraGe-o DC Jose Angel Agui-
lcra. de o. amos de edad. y dc un muchacho
de j amos de cdad !larnado Marcelino Ra-
driGue@. TODD informc dirijasc = Conccr'
ci6n Rodriguez, Box No. l0t. Garwood Te-
Has. (aO
$500 DARE DE GRATlFICACION a Ia per-
soma Qu" ne pruporcjonc info-mes de Ia
Sra. -AIaina Moreno. quien en- Mayo de 1916
sali6 de Yuma, Ag!z., con runbo 4 Phoenix,
llevando consigo a los mines Viccnta. jesus.
LibraLa y BrigiGo Mosqueda. Toda infor-
raci6n Sobrc cl particular dirijase l Nicto-
riano MosqueGa. CaieSico, Cal. (2)
GRATIFICAEE con $500 4 Ia persona Que
pruporcionc iaformes cXactoS del paradero de
! Manuel y Scrapio Tinoco. dc u y 20 amos de
edad. respectivamente. sicnco oriGinarios de
Satire, Mich. Mexico. Recihi sus ultinas
| ~noticias en- 1915 dc Pueblo. Colo. TODD in
forme dirijase a Gregorio Tinoeo. Box ISL.
Gardner, Kansas. t2Tl
CABALLERO espanol dc 81 amos de cdad.
industriosc. intelligence. honra6o y con me-
dos prop;os &c de vida, oesea rc!acionarsc
son senorita mexieana. obieto matrimonio.
P-cfcribie hab,e POGO ingles. DiriJanse 4
Manuel s. SANCHEZ, 1928 5Sth. st. Norfolk.
Va. Ia,
DARE BUENA qualification a n persona
Cue me proIorcionc informes de m! made
"a Sra. Romana Mine Come, de 30 amos dc
edad. qu:en desaparecio de su casa. sIta en-
Ia csquin. dc chihuahua y San Jacinto. mace
Is dias. Eodo inforTac di-ijase 4 Jacinto
Lazo. Cor. Chihuahua y San Jactnto, San An
tonic. Texas. u4)
GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona cue
me proporcioae inforncs de mi hijo juan
| Barrientos. de IS amos de edad. Guicn hace
ties amos Sc vino DC Monterrey, y. l.. 4 es-
tc pals. Esta5a trabajanGo en- los campos
ccrcanos a Houston. Texas. D!1ja sus Infor-
mes 4 Ia Sra. Maria Ruiz. san Rafac! Ranch
| laredo. Texas. t3o)
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soo,o2ss esono1a
EN- 4 ANTONIO.

Procedcatc O. Monciova. SC cucuentra en-
cSta ciudaG Ell ST.. Don LeoroiGo Sanchez Dr.
pu;ado al CoHgresc De CuahUi.a. Y uitimameen
- gObcrnadOr INFERNO de n mencionada en-
;iGad.
A-rcG'aGos los asuntcs que ic t~ajcron i es-
mo candidate para e. proNimo pericdo.
EN- LA HABANA.
Pro-cdcntc Dc Ia Ciudad de la Hahana.
Replblica de Cuba. Sc cncuentra en- eSta. en-
v:ajc dc ncGocios, e. Lie. Anacieto MARITIME
PARA MEXICO
Procedcrte Do Nueva YORK. naso aver ror
esta c,udad rumbc 4 IN Dc Mexico L. Sr.
d. Rafael AldUcin. director de un diario de
In capital de nucstro pals.
DE NEGOCIOS.
In visJc DC nccocios. So cncucntra en- es;a
riudaG al Industrial don Antonio Garcia Ro-
drigucz. cstab!ccjdo On Laredo. Texas.
NIAJERO
Sc cncucntra dsdc ayc- CT San Antonio.
on 81 arrcGio dc asuutos particu!arrs. 81 nc
goclaate don Jose Montrmayor. radicado ma.
&C alGun tempo en- Il ciudad dc L.aredc. Te-
Sas.
DE EAGLE. PASS. TEXAS.
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pobrc. pcro hcnrado y con trabajo pcrma-
ncrtc. desea entabiar relaciones. objcto ma
trimonio. con Sra. viuda O sehOrita mexica-
ma. Dirijansc 4 Lucio Palacio, Box o.. CT
zero. III. CD.
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SU ATENCION. lie supiico Ia file en- este
anuncio. LA PoMADA GONZALEZ IS e.
-emct:o mas cticaz del nlurdo para los ca
los. mezouinos. zizotes y toda cIcse &c Rra-
nos On Ia mel. Remittance % cts, en- estam-
piIlas ~postales y a vueita DC correo lc manco
una cajita liorc dc porto. Devucivo ei d.
nero. sin tramites. 4 Ia persona que Sc Gu
re = no sane de esas Intermediates. Una
docena. 100 librc de porto. Pida c. o. d.
FSpIPIDION GONZALEZ. P. 0. Box 5i7.
laredo. Texas
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PROFESSIONALS
MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,

Abosado MexicaEo. Consuitas y Documents
clones jarid;cas concerrientes 4 ieyes y nego-
clos de Mexico. 703-7oi Copies Bldg. FL Pa
SO. Texas.
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AVSOS DE OCAS/ON
PESOUISAS

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Arkansas CITY kangas.-t30I.
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DIR. JOSE MARIA SoRIANo.

DCntlSti IcrtcdSo-
Prcmiado en- Mexico. en- Estadns Unidos
y en- Francia por Ia superioridad dc Sus ira
bajos. 504 Brady Building, San Antonio,
Texas.
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Ia MEJOR INVERSION EN- La CIUDAD.
La casa Liberty de depa-tamentos con "a
~cua-,os. construida de !adriiio y concrete. con
,odas comouidadcs: situada en- cl corazon &c
Ia ciudad. cerca dc la ticnda &c JosSe en-
22T Narp ST.. Sc vcnde en- Sli.eeO. tomare
81. 900 al contaGo y rcsto abonos faciles.
Rcntada actuallncntc bajo contrato per >
amos, por $4,000 mensuales.-Casa en- 3o'
San Pedro Avenue. apFoF7ada para laHiiia
nun.-os, ron . cuartos y todaS convenien-
cias modernas de dos pisos y maGnifico 10
te con s-en;e tambicn q Jackson St. Garage
= cuarto de GRADES. Presto $500. 5000
al contado y resto en- aoonos. Ren;ac2 ac-
taalmcn,e por SO mensua!es. 4niormS en-
hN3 Y. Com,nercc.
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LA CIA. FoNoGRAFlCA MEXICANA ven
uc por corrco. fonografos Columbia. victor
v Edison. Pleas mexicaHas Columbia. Vic
Tor = Edison. IeGicinas de patcnte. yeroas
mcdicinas. ~articulos mexicanos. cfectos pa
n tocador. Instruments nusica!es. etc. Dr.
ria su correspondence pidiendo cat:.iogos
de Ia manera siEIientc: Cia. fonoGrhfica
Nczicana. /. D. Flores. Box 500, Dept. G.
FloresSiile. Texas.
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ToGcs los que quieran IN trabalo SECURE >
b;en remunerado. ocuTran 2 Virginia Point
cerca de Galveston. Texas, y vean a AZ
Marine. o dirijansc por cscrito al Box Sc.
Galveston. Texas. No Sc trata &c cnganches.
sino de dar trabajo a quien 10 solicite. Soy
eupleado dc la Larking and Sangster.
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DIVERSOS

Tn ANUNCIO en- LA PRENSA" siempre
C. de- eH.to sgcuro. Lame I'd. Al ~telefono
Travis Pail y anGnciese desdc lueSo.
81 NEGESITA carros para mudanzss. u car
gar eQuipajcs. liable q ROSALES: Te!efono
Travis 1925.
FOTOGRAFIA EXCELEETE MEXlCANA.
dc Siiiceo.
PRECICS BAJGS.
Sl7I, West Commerce Street.
San Antonio. Texas.
TALLER FONOCRAFiCO. Lesndro NJ. Ro-
Gr,guez. -epGracion de fonografos de todas
clnseS y maqUinas Dc coser. Maquin2s SIN
GER FONOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nu-vcs
en- ABONOS. H. segunda mano a. coEt1do.
MUY RARATOS. I06 Bu.naTista St San
Antonio. Texas.
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vENDO EN- ABONOS maqUinas de ccser
SINGER" diferentcs estics FonoSrafos
"COLUMBIA". pianos y maquinas de escrl-
Dir OLIVER. NENDO AL
discos ''COLUMBLA". maquinas
rsadas. muv bsratss. Glasses de bordado
GRATIS, Sc HACE HEMSTTlCHING . diez
c~entayos yarda. F. de los Santos. Tel. TT.
$3.50. GOT Doorosa St.
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DE NEGOCIOS.

In visyc dc nccocios. So cncucnira en- es;a
riudaG 81 Industrial don Antonio Garcia Ro-
dricucz. cstab!ecjdo On Laredo. Texas.
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EMpLASTE y CORNISAS.

LQuiere listed cmp!astar su casa? Tcngo
bastante xreriencia para haccr ;oda ciase
de emplaste dent-o y fue-a de las habitacio-
ns. La experienced me la proporcionado
"mnIies c~onocimientos y kago mi trabaio
bien. o sea trabajo de primera c!aSc. Iiago
acabados interiors; de arena, li:os, de yeso,
biz nco Dc Kecne e imitaci6n de teja para
cuartos de bano o cocina. Para ~acabados de
fuera. On aspero de arena. Ge picdra cerni-
IA = tota c!ase de trahajo del ramo. Pun
tua!idgd Y coastanc;a en- cl ttTabajo: Feamc
o hablemc por ~teiefono. ri So: Presa st.
Int rior. Crockett 565s. Fernando ESpar-a.
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DISCURSOS PARA Ell ; DE MAYO. Pi-
daioS i y. +. Came. SiI Durango o.
CARLOS DE LA ROSA. Eojalatero- ief
Mouter-ey 81. Toda elise &c trabalos y re-
parac;ones del ramo.
MEXICAN INN. PIatiuos mcxicanos: hace-
mos pauuctes para eaviarlos a Ia casa. 20
East Crockett 81. Telcfono CT. 1891.
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TELEFoNO TRAVIS. 2iIl.

Ia PSEES& q e. perIodico msN!caou &c
mayor circulation IN los EstAcos JEidos. =
7 po= 10 tanto 81 re.o- para los a2uAc!aatsS.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31
BLOOMWOOD,

A Happy New Year to one and all.
Quite number from here took in
the school program in the Riverside
school house Sunday evening. Every
body reported a good time.
Tom and Ernest Mcfarland visited
at A. Lindberg's week ago last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dahlin and son and
Alma MOrberg visited at Lindberg's
Christmas day.
Henry Magnuson is visiting at Lind
berg's this week.
Fostrom's young folks visited at
Lindberg's Saturday evening.
Alma Morberg visited with Anna
Lindberg last Sunday. ~>>
Ernest Lofberg is seriously ill at the
Warren hospital.
Callers at H. Dahlin's Friday were
Mrs. J. E. Morberg, Henry, Selma and
Carl Morberg.
Winnie Lindberg visited with home
folks Sunday.
F. Dahlin and children, Adeline LOT
berg visited at II. Dahlins Sunday
evening.
Arnold Dahlin called at III. Dahlin's
Xmas eve.
Herman Haugen called at II. Dahlin's
Saturday.
The Bloomwood congregation viii
hold their annual meeting at the schoo
house next Saturday, commencing al
2 o'clock p m.
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Dec. 17-Jan. Z.
PUBLIC NOTICE

In the Matter Of the Petition of E.
O.. Natwick, and others, for the vaca-
ton and discrimination Of that GER
Fifth Avenue east to- the Range Line
between Ranges Al and 48 west of the
Principal Meridian, all in HARDWOOD and
Warren, as is marked red on the plat
attached to and made part Of the said
petition.
The duly verified petition OF E. O.
scented to the City Council Of the City
Of Warren. at meeting Of said Council
on the 18th day Of November. 1919. rep-
resenting:
portion Of Johnson Avenue as the same
passes through Harwood and Brinker-
hoff's Addition to- the City Of Warren,
described as follows, to-wit:. Strips
of blocks six and seven and along. the
north edge Of Johnson Avenue from
Brinkerhof Avenue and east a distance
Of 7227 feet and strips fifteen feet vide
and thirteen, and along the south edge
Of Johnson Avenue from Brinkerhoff
Avenue and east a distance Of 30o feet,
foot base at such 800 ' foot distance and
extending a distance Of 1863 feet to a
vertex at the south edge Of Johnson
Avenue, where said south side inter-
S' and sn Is Mess Of the 0eS 9Th
Meridian. a. al in said HARDWOOD and
thereof on file and of record in the
for Marshall County, Minnesota. as is
marked in red on the plat attached to
said petition be vacated and d'scon-
That the reason for the vacation of
the above described portion Of johnson
Avenue is that the uniform width of
the said Johnson Avenue through the
rem is seventy feet: that the width Of
the said Johnson Avenue as the same
passes through said HARDWOOD and
Brinkerhoff's Addition is one hundred
through the original townsite being the
same as the center thereof through the
said HARDWOOD and Brinkerhoffs Addi-
ton; that sidewalks have been layed
johnson Avenue through said HARDWOOD
and Brinkerhoff's Addition based upon
a width of seventy foot street the same
as in the original townsite; that there
than seventy feet through the territory
covered by the petition.
The said petition being in due form
as required by law, and the said City
ing it expedient that the matter be pro-
ceeded with, having ordered the said
petition to be filed Of record with the
City t ss CITY esa Sy 81 gve
Of hearing on said petition by publica-
ton in the official paper of the said
City Of Warren for four successive
weeks
Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given,
That said petition will be heard and
considered by the said City Council Of
the City Of Warren; at the Council
Warren, in said County and State, on
the 18th day of January A. D. 1920, at
the hour Of 8 o'clock p. M, and all per-
sons interested are hereby cited and re-
quired at said time and place to show
cause, if any there be, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated Nov. 10, 1919.
J. r. NAESETH,
City Recorder,
Of the City of Warren,
Marshall County, MINI.
(SeaD
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31
SUPERINTE IS
OUT WITH all FACTS
Hansen Gains Eighteen Pounds And
Troubles End After Taking
Taulac.

II have gained eighteen pounds and
am still gaining at the rate Of one-half
pound day as the result of taking
Tanlac," said William M. Hansen, well
known superintendent of the Superior
Electrical Mfg. Co., of Minneapolis,
Mimi, in talking of his remarkable
recovery from stomach trouble and
rheuma tism.
II had stomach trouble and rheuma-
tism for seven years and got so bad of
that I could scarcely eat enough to
keep alive and my wife often had to
help me when dressed because I
could not lift my hands as high as my
shoulders" he continued. Zone or two
mouthfuls at meal times would nause-
ate me so would have to leave the
table and suffered with spells of in
digestion that almost doubled me up
with pain. Ny stomach would almost
fill with gas and would bloat so that
would nearly suffocate. The gasses
pressing up against my heart made me
so awfully faint and weak that could
hardly breathe. My back and head
would hurt and ache terribly and
rheumatic pains would shoot from one
portion of my body to another until
sometimes was almost wild. I spent
medicines and for months at a time
lived on cereals and dry toast, but moth
ing gave me even temporary relief. !
sent clear to New York for one special
medicine but it, like the others, failed
to do me any good. I kept losing in
weight and steadily grew worse and
worse. I got so nervous could sleep
only a few hours at night and in the
morning would get up so tired and
tagged out I could hardly put one foot
before the other. My condition got SO
bad I thought I would have to quit
work altogether.
II commenced to pick up in weight
and improve with the very first bottle
of Tanlac. My rheumatism and III
digestion began to leave me almost
Immediately and now, since taking six
bottles, both are entirely gone. I can
eat anything want as often as want
it and never have the least trouble in
digesting what eat. AS the old saying
is. Il can eat like horse and sleep like
log, and I get up in the mornings
feeling fresh and fine. AS have said
before I have gained eighteen pounds
in weight and am still gaining. Tan
lac has done all this for me so no won
der I give it my unqualified endorse
ment"
Tanlac is sold in Grygla by A. w
Clay. in Alyarado by Arthur w. Neu'
jahr, in Middle River by Middle River
Drug Co.,, in Argyle by Robertson's
Pharmacy, and in Oslo by Marie W.
Ponthan
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31
MARSH GROVE

The Ladies' Aid Auction held in the
Green Valley school house was well at
tended. Emil Shern acting as auction
eer. The program was as follows
Song, Christmas time has come again.
by the school children; recitations by
the children.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Hanson, Louis Sands, Minnie
and Hulda Engen and Emil Shern sang
in the choir. Song. Jag ar Ell for litten,
by the Sahlberg girls. Candy bags We're
distributed to all the children and ap-
pies to all who attended.
Fred Knitter and his sister Lille
visited at Harold HansOn's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Knutson and daugh-
ter Tillie and son Glen, visited at A.
Sahlberg's Friday. &c..
Hilda Lundberg visited at Chas
Knitter's for a couple of days. .,...-
A big crowd attended the Christmas
program Tuesday evening.
Oscar Sahlberg and Emil Shern were
callers at Edward Hanson's Sunday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31
(Court Seal)
Dec. 1871.

DeC. 1901.
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
ss Administration.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH STYCzYNSKI
State Of Minnesota, County Of Marshall,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Joseph
Styczynski, Decedent.
/. The State Of Minnesota to Mike
StycZynski, and all persons interested
in the granting Of administration Of
the estate of said decedent: The petit
ton Of Mike Styczynski having been
Joseph Styczynski, then a resident Of
the County Of Marshall, State Of Min
nesota, died intestate on the 22nd day
of October, 1918, and praying that
letters Of administration of his estate
be granted to John Gratzel, Of Strand
quist, Minnesota; and the Court having
fixed the time and place for hearing
said petition; Therefore, You and Each
of You, are hereby cited and required
to show cause, if any you have, before
this Court at the Probate Court rooms
in the City Of Warren, in the County Of
Marshall, State Of Minnesota, on the
10th day Of January, 1920, at II o'clock
A. NJ, why said petition should not be
granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court,
day Of December, 1919.
PETER HHOLM,
Probate Judge.
court Seal)
A. N. ECKSTROM,
Attorney for Petitioner,
Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31
EAGLE POINT

John Lindquist and family called at
Ludwig Hanson's Sunday.
Ray Thibodo and family and Roy
Thibod0 and family and Mr. and Mrs
John Kroke of Stephen. visited at
Chas. Thibodo's on. Christmas day.
Skating is fine" says the bunch that
go down skating in the evenings.
Jack Edlund is busy hauling straw
for Werklund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hartman and
children, Mrs. Paul Lowe and son, and
Nora and Ben Hartman, of Wisconsin,
are visiting at August loves.
Misses Iva and Tillie Lowe are spend
ing their vacation at their home.
Herman Johnson is visiting at his
home during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manfred johnson spent
Christmas day at Axel Anderson's, Mr.
JohnsOn's parental home.
B. A. Werklund and Lars Grund.
strom are busy hauling fence posts tC
Robin.
Miss Ruth Danielson returned home
from Kennedy, where she has been EN-.
ployed for some time.
Misses Carrie and Lille Hanson are
spending the holidays at home. Carrie
has been employed at the Trading com.
pany in Drayt0n and Lille has been
working at Chas. Thib0do's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hammarback and
daughter spent Christmas at Mrs. Ham
marback's home in Alvarado.
Misses Iva Lowe and Nora Hartman
visited at Werklund's Saturday even
ing.
"A Happy New Year to everyone.