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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
THEATERB BILLS

Empress ,hea,er. u 10 l0:4S p M
Lillian Gi,h and Robert Harron
in True Hear, SUSIE" comedy
Majestic ,heater ~ a. m to ~ .i5
p. m.--liarry Carey in Riders Of
Vengeance" comedy.
New Folly ,heaief 10 4S a m 10
~ As p. m.--Priscilla Dean N
Pretty Smooth" news reel, COM
edy
Dreamland theatef 9 a m 70 y
p m.-Eye5n Nc,btt ~ Thou
Shalt Not" Shorty Hamilton IN
Shorty in Tragedy :" serial G"Nod-
avn Movies cartoon comedy.
Strand thcatcr 10 m II noon.
2 4, 3, 4 and 10 p m.--Janc GREY
in When Your Ship Comes In
Comedy
Libert, ,heater-Picturcs. l:}O.
4 30, 6l5.. s 80; vaudeville, ), 7 Sc.
= 30.
Lyric thea,er, ! 80 10 10 Is p. m
Vaudeville; pictures.
Palace thcaier, 2.l5 10 II 80 p
m.-Mu>ical comedy. "Ihc Garden
OF Mirth"
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OIL SECRETARY,
GIVES TESTIMONY
Officer Of Companies Here on
Witness Stand in Guthrie. (

GUTHRIE. Okla, juno i9.-(Spe-g
cialJ-.That J. O. Brown, secretary OF
the five old companies concerned in
the Great Western Guaranty case in
the Guthrie federal court. and X.
Boardman, attorney for the Greens
with the help &; other members Of the
company salyagcd S2l,250 and organ
izcd new company with capitaliza-
ton u $4,000 was testimony in the
cro's-qucSiioning OF s. !. Alexander,
agent Tor the Greens. this morning
The new company took up the old
stock az the rate OF 25 cents on the
dollar Il was said
Mrs. Mary Larkius, Ponca City,
testified that she purchased 800
sharcs OF stock Tor $500 on which she
had never received any dividends.
Alexander then testified that before
selling the stock to Mrs Larkin he
had taken pains to wire T.. ]. Green
Tor further assurance that the wom-
ans money would be safe. and that
Green said in reply that he would
purchase certificate OF depostc with
the money TO protect It.
The reading OF literature put out by
the company was carried on before
the Jury after the victims had been
heard
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June l9-There was
continuation 81 yesterdays covering
movement at the opening OF the cotton
market this morning and prices were
II 10 30 points higher. Cables were bet.
ter than due and there was some
Liverpool buying but the early weather
map seemed fairly favorable and there
was realizing AROUND the initial figures
whlch caused reactions right after the
call. October sold of from 30TS to
80 .isc In consequence but rallied right
after the publication OF the forecast for
showers. selling UP to S0.s0c. or 40
points net higher.
The market became rather more ac-
tive and decidedly nrmer later owing
TO the firm tone Of the stock market.
increasing confidence that Germany viii
sign the peace treaty and large ex-
ports for the day. October sold up 10
Jii7c and Dec. to s0.s7c around midday
or about II points net higher
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COTTON
v. S. COTTON SEED REPORT.

WASHINGTON. June 10 Cottonseed
suh cOitonaccd products for tho ten
months period iudiug May ~. an
nounc.d today by tho census bureau.
ui''
Cottonscei crushed f.3e2 io9 tons.
compared with t,lJtiUI q yopr ago and
on hand ut mills l,233. compared with
g.l5l
crude oil produced 1.272sii. .559 pounds
compared with l22iioi lGc and ou hand
ytN.h.,sJ pounds, compared with 70
liJ.23i
Refined oil produced i3ll.I9l.5il
pounds compared with l.OSl. .cUi als and
on hnud 2ll6i026O compared with 3iI-
s9t, ,2Gg
cake and meal produced 2.iOi.7ji tons.
compared with @0O1 7a and on hand
80 $50, compared with 79.isl
linters produced 9lO7b 800 pound
bales compared with bg0.2l5 and on
hand sNi12. compared with l21.3s2
Imports u oil were IL gOj, e6s pounds
compared with l3A33. .93i
Exports We're, on ia2.lii. .252 pounds
compared with ,5,6sj8io, cake aud meal
1929 tons compared with 1909 ana
linters oi,9ib running bnlos. compared
with l6l.s .sVl,
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CITY GIRL ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE, is REPORT

Alice Walters, nineteen years old,
whose home is given as Oklahoma
City. attempted suicide at Portsmouth,
\ H., by drinking two ounces OF
chloroform. according to information
received here 1t was stated that the
girl was a ballet dancer attached 10 a
circus playing at Portsmouth, and
that "a hove affair with a clown at
,ached to the show actua,ed the at
tempt 20 take her life She is expected
10 recover. The city directory here
docs not contain the girls name.
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GRAIN.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. June ALI deliveries of
corn reached new high top prices for
the season. scarcity OF oficriSgs was
responsible Opening figures. which
ranged from lc lower TO a. advance
with July sl7s to $3.50 and Sept. S.72
20 si724, were followed by material
upturns all around
Later tho mhrke, dropped 20 below
yesterdays finish. but country buying
brought about fresh upturnE. The close
WAS firm at y to INC net advance. with
July ISL to nSlk and Sept Sl7it
to ti.dh.
Oats pnraileied the action Of corn.
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK. June is.-The recent
revival Of bullish activity in specula-
tive 'ssuss was resumed at the opening
OF today's stock market though In some
modsrata degree. oils. motors and food
shares were In especial demand. rails
also showing substantial advances. ss-
pscially Pan-American Petroleum.
0snsrai Motors. studsbaker. American
sugar. fced products. Texas and Pact
Ne and Northern Pacific. at gains Of I
10 points. shippings also strength
ened under lead Of Marine preferred
and Atlantic Gulf. but. steeis, coppers
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June 10. - HOES.
Receipts. 1000; lower; bulk, SO 500
1890. hcavios. fl9.s5U20l0: medium,
ilg.70n ?O.l0; lights. $4,000 1885; pigs.
tiS,b0n $3.50.
CATTLE Receipts. $500; steady 10
lowsr; choice heavy steers, ii1Ou
Is y5: medium, ti2,50Gli0O. common.
81 .00nl2.i0; choice lights, sl70Osf
1900: common, s935nl23b; butcher
heifers. SC somiss5; cows Ssi0n ~ 20;
Gamers. S.25u6.35: calves. ll300a "
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June I9.--iiOGS: receipts
10. 900, 2bu50c lower Bulk 800 D0U
20.3j, heavy $50 2Jq 20. 30. medium $50 %
m,v 2b. lights tls.15l2O.OU, pigs SO 90
Wlp50 CATTLE receipts 1900. steady
10 lower Good heavy steers il200d
ib 90. common so 75ul2O0. choice
lights tl2 son n 80. medium 81 75m l2 ~: F.:
butcher h,itrrH g. 00d go. cows S. 90
y u 90 f"tdcrg tN25ut2S %. stockefs
t'iJHllln. SHEEP. receipts 1900, yC
lgAtF. o. srl.s
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. June ls.--Cottor spot
soSed; fully middlins. 1860; inlddlins.
1864: low middling. i79ld. good or
dinayr is. 9sd: ordinary, l573d Sales
5000, including i.50O American. Re
ceipts. 7,i0O bales. all American.
Futures closed very steady; June
~ i3d; July. la.2sd; Oct. ls.52d: jan,
1905: March. l7s3d
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and equipments were only slightly

Dealings diminished during the IN
termcdlAte session. but many addition
al gains were registered. particular
among high-prIccd sp-cinities. Nation
ri Biscuit. Virginia Carolina Chemical.
T.. :. Rubber. Kelly Springfield Tire,
Srars-Roe oebuck Republic Iron United
cigars and Hide 4 Leather preferred
mndc extreme advances ~ 2ia 10 7
pgiufs
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KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Juno 10. WHEAT:
cash. irregular. No hard ut9a D. h2;
30. 81 .Oul %. CORN steady to high
-. No mixed tlAiu So. No. white
81 " SO ? yellow tlsz OATS. higher,
slc. No. red 5luia,. RYE. tl3-Gi 80.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June l9.-BrTTER un-
settled. creamery i5aN Nj0iuc EGGS
higher. receipts a, 1853 cases, firsts l0u
tlc. ordinary firsta 3Su gsiic at mark,
cases included S9ni0c; storage packed
tirsts f2n ijc. extras i3U43iRc. IOuL-
TKY alive, lower. fowls 2gLc.
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Texas June 10
CATTLE: receipts. $500: stcady
Reeves. S75oUi3.5O. HOGS: receipts
5000; 30 cents decline. HeaVy. ts.65n
1855 SHEEP: receipts. 500; steady
Lambs, ti40Oai700
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 49, -- POTATOES
weak, arrivals. 80 ears. old northern
white. crrlpts. L. s. No /. il2tMLi0
cwt. new. unsettled. bliss trNmphs.
sacked s. 7Sm3 % cwt. irish cobblcrs.
s. gJtts 90 barrel
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1875; feeders. is75gi375. s.ocEera.
81 t0G 1880.
SHEEP; Receipts. 5000 lower: lambs
ti25u l77b. culls, t200qA 0O ysarl.
p15; ewes. cullr. b,0Oa65O; breeding
ewes, tl00Oal7OO; goats. ,J.oOahjO.
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PROVISIONS
kANsAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June Ig.-BUTTER.
unchanged EGGS sc higher firr's
.a4 seconds 52lsc POULTRY. ire
Ful0f. hens 2Ir. boosters l6C. trOilefs
35Hl3c. POTATOES unchanged
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The Kind That Sells

That beautiful aeroplans bungalow In
WinAns must bc seen inside TO he ap-
prsciatedj hardwood floors throughout,
everything the very latest and best. with
the price no higher than some not 80
good. Let me show you.
J NJ. MICHAEL.
1901 Hcrskowits.
Maple tts1. Walnut Stss-R
TWO NEW BUNGALOWS
JUST BEING COMPLETED
IN UNIVERSITY ADDITION
~ West 2ist St.. five roorps strictly
way; corner lots; $4,000: 17sO to $1,000
eaSh. balance sasy.
eol West 2lst st., same 40 above, but
On inside lots. ell complete, 1880; $3.50
10 $1,000 cash. balance monthly.
Exclusive AGento.
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After opening unchanged 10 nc of.
>incluliug July NJ 7ih 10 1lhc, the
market scored general gains.
Lower quotations on hogs weakened
UFUtlgiour
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Special Bargains

Three rooms. West Sixth: garage.
cement basement. paving paid; price
only 1850; H75 cash. balance In the
II. a L.
BRAND NEW - Five rooms and
breakfast room: strictly modern: fun
bots, be completed July list; price ye,-
7A0. $500 cash; $50 per month. covering
Interest and principal
1T LOOKS FINE Eight large rooms
cistern. barn. two lots. northwest
price $3.50: cash $500. balance like
rent
COMFORT-troom modern bunga-
low. two full lots. fence. fruit: chicken
house: $500: $500 cash. balance easy.
Oklahoma Securities Co.
bos-i0 Insurance Bldg. Maple 3s
GROOM HOME, 1880
On W. 2sth ST: $3.50 cash. balance $40
per month. e:s American Bank. Wal
nut 2bsi.
GREEN INGRAM co.
BUNGALOW BARGAIS--5 rooms, dou-
BILE built. garage. oak finish wash
house. south front. pavement. near Clas-
sen; 4 snap. Call Mr.. Morgan, Maple IS.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June lg--CORN. No ,
yellow. tlN}. OATS. standard nominal.
RYE No. ,. si.J0l1. BARLEY. tl.iOh
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June l9-Closc.
| Corn. July 81 SO: September ,l.1i.
! December, tiipi, i,WAc.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June ~. Better
cables ihHu due aud scattered showers
over the belt caused risc Of - to 30
points In the early trading In cot
ton today, but M. advance did not
hold well. Room traders sold on the
hard spot and q quick reaction FOL.
lowed. A. the end of the first halt
hour OF business prices were only &
to ii points higher than yesterday
close
more favorable view Of the po-
lltlcnl situation was responsible for n
buying wave lgto ~ the morning on
which prices were sent % IN 100 points
higher than the last quotations OF yes
teTday.
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MIDDAY STOCKS

The following quotations OF New York
markets up TO 1880 D. m. TODAY were
compiled by Houston Fible Company,
20 North Rrnn dmnN.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK, June le-srGAR. raw,
HeHdl, centrifugal I2Sc. fine granu-
lated o 0Oc
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Interior

All rooms srtistlcally dec.
orated-pspcr and fixtures
10 match. Oak floors and
electric chandeliers iivinS
room and dining room.
shades on all windows
Water. gas and slsctric'ty
throughout. Bed rooms fin
ishsd In spotless white.
Living room has brick
fireplace. gas logs. asd-
irons, etc. costly flankcd
by built-in cabinet. china
ciosst. ironing board. break
fest table and benches. Also
combination hot water boil
er. OIL cloth Wallpaper.
kitchen and hath. nuilt-in
medicine cabinet In latter.
Linen closet In hall.
Price complete IL et.fS:
etii.b0 cash and remainder
IKE rent: eai.fs monthly,
No extras. Your rept money
buys this nome.
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Just being completed. two b-rooms.
two rooms. near Classen blvd. In tho
Northwest part Of the city Garage and
driveway $500 90 and $4,000 Good
terms.
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: Sir rooms. built double. garage and
drive. Lot b0xi7S. A good one for
$500 90. Located on West 18th 81 Call
US Monday on this.
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NEW ORLEANS. June io-spo,
cotton steady. 20 points up. sales on
the spot lo4t bales: 10 arrive 3es. Low
mtddling. t2iss; middllng. So Sc; good
middling. tJ1.l3. DecciptS. b.jt6 bales
stock. 42t.37S
Various reports and rumorH enrour-
aged the belief that Germany would
sign the peace treaty aud the demand
for contracts Increased, sending the
market up strongly until the most nc
tive months were - "a bale up The
trading months ut ! o'clock were at
net advances Of l19 to i6i points.
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Do not fail TO SEQ tho new California
bungalows we are Just completing on
North Robinson street Six large rooms.
oak throughout, ivory finish. all late
built-in fcaturss Big basement. "a
able terms.
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Others built and building.
Take Exchange Avenue car
only eight minutes ride To
Westwood-or phone. and
Wen take you out. Your
rent money WILL buy a
home.
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siH rooms, double built. garage and
driveway. south front. Possession can
be had July lst. In high class location.
close In. Price S5Sbo.00.
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A dandy 5-room California bungalow
1.-TWO rooms In oak, nice lawn and
shade trees. West 10th 81. Close TO car
~ARd school, N2S0.
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Exterior

Charming b-room bungs E
low At 1913 Ash street.
Graded lawn. Growing trees.
Cement sidewalks. curb and
paving In and PAID FOR.
Screens on all windows and
back porch. Both bedrooms.
front porcn and living room
have cool. south exposure.
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HUM NTlVVNtf bTEHN Of ffUin 20 10
zoe occurred In the hog market this
morning The top price was t20.i5.
Prices paid In most OF the sales ranged
from fl9 10 800. The stocker market
was slow aud steady.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
7-ROom IAeroplane

Corner. hrrt part OF Classen boule-
ward; Groom aeroplane: all oak floors !:
garage; driveway, paving paid on CIas-
sen special price: Just completed. Buy
from owners.
ELSON-WITT co.
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N0rlcD 70 pIDDERs.
Bio VIII - ye2elv2d BY the board Of
sducaIen @ po4 Okla, June ~. fos
ing Of the kiek sckooi building. plans
and. specifications may bo seen at
Drahs's store. Dale. Okla
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BIG DECLINE IN
CATTLE PRICES
Hog Market Here Also Has
Another Break,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE-Slow and lower trading
tharacteriEed tho cattle market here
this morning. Steers declined In price
from 10 TO 2jc and butcher cattle selling
i9r more than 81 dropped from Is 10 Soc.
1ho cali market was steady. Steers
sold Tor - 20 $40. hclfcrs from s. so
~ $3.50, aud Gamers ana cutters, from
S. TO t525.
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N|Z2||8le sgS,|||||B| gS,||I||g|B4|||lR

Third Floor. Southwest Reserve Bank
Telsphons wv" ,sit
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Buildinag
Sites

A few choice sites can stiii bs had In
w,nan. Ada,,,on .tnn,,oM WIN ns Esd to- 70 civ.
strictions and AiEs OF lots
We have for quick sale choice build-
Ang site In Clasaen's West Highland
ABORTION. an 81. o.foot, lot. south front.
near shartel and 18th 81.
This IL located IN one Of the best
blocks In the city. price for few days
$4,000 no. DO not let this 10 by II you
expect to build yourself a good home
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bungalow
Specials

siI rooms close 10 Clsssen car limo,
: rooms In oak. two fun lots, garage. Do
not fail to see this 15750.0O.
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Prices ~ the various grades of cattle Al
approximately an follows,
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PROHIBITION TO BRING
COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE
Hazel Maekaye Advises Using Build.
ings as centers for Drama, Com
munity Sings and Enter
tainments,

Why not turn the corner saloon into
a community playhouse when the law:
effects the closing of these gathering
rector of the Department of Pageantry
and Drama of the Rational Young Wo-
mems Christian Association?
Il went over on the West Side Of
New York one night recently to attend
community drama meeting" Miss
MacKaye says in explaining her theo-
ry, land as l was riding along noticed
how many saloons there were-one on
every corner and another in the mid
die of the block, it seemed, all just
blazing with lights. Those lights ought
not to 60 out with prohibition. They
ought to shine for something worth
while to all of the people, and what
better than community drama and
sings?" Z:
Miss MacKaye feels that the war
has given great impetus to popular
interest in drama and that through
pageantry and drama a great deal in
the way of Americanization can be eef-
fected. r. t},55
Through the community center, If it
be in district populated largely or
one foreign nationality, these people
could present pageants of the life9,i
their mother countries, translating
them into English, so that Americans
and also the younger English speaking
members of their household could un-
derstand and appreciate their tradi-
tons. American art would be greatly
enriched thus through the drama of
all of the nations whose peoples have
settled in this country. On the other
hand American ideals, American his
tory and American festivals, even laws
such as child labor and minimum wage,
could be interpreted to these people
by means of pageantry.
'People have been learning not only
to work together, but to play togeth-
err" Miss MacKaye says, particularly
since the war, when the people stood
together in drives and large patriotic
, community entertainments The OPP
portunity to build up a great commu-
nifty organization is now at hand, and
the time is ripe for it. Why not utilize
the corner saloon?"
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BLUE HILL

Arthur Borneke, wife and children,
and Mrs. Fred Borneke autoed to
Spencer Brook on Sunday and visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Larson, brother-in-law and sister of
Mrs. Arthur Borneke.
Grover Jensen's father, br6ther-in-
law, Mr.. Ruberg, and a cousin from
Davenport, Iowa, is visiting him.
Lester Sproessig of St. Paul came
up the last Of the week to spend part
Of his vacation at the home of his
uncles, J. J. and R. o. Sproessig.
Otto Borneke, wife and daughter,
Ethel, and Mrs. Hager visited friends
near Freer on Sunday.
Roy Croft returned home last
Thursday night from overseas. He
had been in the army Of occupation
for several months in Germany.
Alex Belair is building large barn
on his farm. He has the frame of it
up.
George Relchert and daughter of
KEENAN,, Wis, 'autoed over to visit his
brother, Charles Reichert.
Roy Croft and sister Nina, visited
their brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Jones, of Green
bush on Sunday.
Mrs. McKown has built new gran
ary and had new chimney built the
first Of last week. John Bergstrom
built the chimney.
Raymond Saxon, wife and daughter,
of Baldwin visited at the James Saxon
home on Sunday.
Charles Brande and wife spent Sun
day afternoon at the r. o. Sproessig
home.
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ocal Y. P. S. at this meeting.

local Y. p. S. at this meeting.
Mrs. Henry Uglem and family OF
Minneapolis are spending the week
with relatives and old friends.
Miss Ida May Schmidt left on Fri
day for California, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer.
A few neighboring families were
entertained at an ice cream party. at
Mrs. A. Homme's on Sunday after
noon. Amusement in plenty was fur
nished by two babies, a pair of boxing
gloves and a hay sling.
Charley Gesch drove to St. Cloud
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson enter
tanned friends on Saturday evening
in honor Of Mr.. Johnson's birthday.
Mrs. John Teutz, Olga Teutz and
Mrs. A. Gustafson called on Mrs. Billie
Gesch on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gesch gave a
party last Friday evening for the
young people of the neighborhood,
when it was fully demonstrated that
the few remaining members of the
old Freer bunch haven't lost any of
their pep through the ravages of war
and old age. Mrs. Gesch served a
most delicious and bountiful luncheon
at midnight, soon after which they
departed for home, declaring this to
have been one of the most enjoyable
evenings Of the season.
Charley: esch drove to st. Clc Il n
Friday. ...
The West Branch Ladies' AID socie-
ty will meet WIZ, MY: M. Mathis Il
next Wednesday afternoon, July e.
Miss Constance Thompson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Thompson,
was united in marriage on July 5 to
Tom Jam. -.
O. J. Annie has bought the Gust
Carlson farm in Glendorado.