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Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01

Mrs. Polly Owens Begley. of HaS-
ard, is visiting her brothers J. A.
and Geo. Owens.
Mrs. Chas. II. Jones and daughter
Marie are back from two weeks
visit to Cincinnati.
Miss Emily Davis has returned
from a pleasant visit to Henderson
vile.
Miss Thelma Tuggle is the guest
Of her grandmother at Emanuel and
is attending summer school
Mrs. James Bright and little
daughter Leila have returned from a
visit to Sinking Creek.
Mrs. ID. l.. Talbot and daughters
of Indianapolis, is visiting her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Albright.
Miss Lucy Taylor, of Tedders, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Myrtle
Riley.
Mrs. John Matchett of Orlando,
Fla, is visiting her nephew, Z. ".
Barge and other relatives.
Mrs. f. V. Barge has returned
from Knoxville, Tenn, where she
has beef taking special studies.
w. NJ. Walker, of the firm Of
Walker & Bryant, of Bryants Store
was here buying goods this week
Elmer Burton returned Tuesday
from Harrogate, Tenn, where he has
been visiting for about two weeks
The Boy Scouts are going to camp
at Dishman Springs next week with
the Boy Scouts from Middlesboro.
Go to Stanfill and Willett when
in need of things to eat. They keep
them.
For fresh, sanitary goods Stanflll
and Willett, successors to Faulkner
and Balm.
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
NR.TABLET R

Rob Riley has returned from over
seas and is visiting relatives at Har-
, Ian.
b. A. Gowdy, of Mink, and G. C.
Humfleet, of Knox Fork, spent Sun
day with the Price family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Willis,
of Cannon. son, VIM. Ausborne,
July gath.
Mr.. r. F. Graf, of Knoxville, Tenn.
was here Tuesday to open bids on
the Union College Gym.
Rev. A. II. Guyn will visit his
folks at Wilmore, Ky. and will at
tend the Camp Meeting at that place
The family of County Attorney j.
ID. Tuggle is sojournin8 at Dishman
Springs.
G.. w. Tye and family spent. a
very pleasant week end at Dishman
Springs with Mrs. J. A. McDermott.
Miss Lucy Ballinger returned this
week from an extended trip to Rich
mond, Ky.
Plans for the new brick yard are
going ahead and now await the APP
prevail of the l.. N. Railroad of
the new switch.
Stanfll and Willett have an ex-
cellent line of meats. groceries, veg
etables. fruits. candies and picnic
goods.
Mrs. Joe Sampson, Miss Maggie
sampson, Mrs. LambdeR and Miss
Clara Lambden motored over to
Whitley City last week where they
were the guests of Mrs. John Samp-
son.
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01

Ed Miracle, OF Cannon, was here
Saturday and says the oil question
is becoming more interesting in his
neighborhood. MIR. Miracle has
three wells on his own place.
Collie Franklin has returned from
the University OF Illonois and will
be director OF sports AZ Union Col
lege. At present he is helping TO
paint and clean up the College.
Our philosopher says: Everybody
knows just exactly how scarce hem
teeth are, SO they should give her
grit TO grind grain.
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01

~. Jason Sears is on the sick list.
Clarence Patterson, of Hiland
Park, was in town Tuesday.
Squire Cobb. of Sprule, was here
this week.
DR.. Ed. Faulkner has bought a
Chalmers auto and runs II nicely.
Mayor T. d. Tinsley, wife and son
were Manchester visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Richards are
visiting home folks in Pennsylvania.
Miss Bette Henson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. A. Skinner, at Wood
Mrs. Geo. F. Tinsley is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Brown, at Varilla.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. West,
of Wyrick a son, Wiley, July gath.
DR.. Geo. Farris, of London, visited
Amin Simon this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell.
July Gath, girl, Edith Irwin.
Ballots were sent out to the vari-
Gus voting precincts Tuesday.
b. E. Parker has bought an Oak
land 6.
Prof. II. l.. Ogle and family are
back from a trip to Sevierville, Tenn
Thomas Corey, of Cranes Nest was
in town this week shopping.
Mrs. j. c. Miller is at Richmond,
Ky, at the bedside of her father,
Mr.. Alex Black.
Wanted Girl to do housework
Good wages, small family. Right
party can get permanent employ
ment. Write Mrs. L. G. Pardue
Box 17S, Lynch Mines, Ky. 39-2t
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICE

At the Christian Church Sunday.
August 3rd, there will be Bible
School at 9:f5 a. m. and Communion
and Preaching Service at 1915
la. IN. Sermon Subject: THE Sense
of q Mission" Everybody is cordi-
ally invited to these services.
There will be no evening Service.
owing to this temporary arrange
meut the pastor would he very happy
to greet all the members of the
church at the morning Services.
Thos. J. Belcher. Minister.
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
FEELING BLUE?s
LIVER LAZY?
TAKE A GALOTAB
Wonderful How Young and Ener-
getic You Feel After Taking This
Nauscnlcss CalOmel Tablet.

II you have not tried Calotabs you
have a delightful surprise awaiting
pou. The wonderful liver cleansing
and system purifying properties Of
calomel may now he enjoyed with
out the slightest unpleasantnos3. a
Calotab at bedtime with swallow
of water, -- that's all No taste, no
salts,nor the slightest unpleasant eff
fects. You wake up in the morning
feeling so good that you want laugh
about It. Your liver is clean, your
system Is purified, your appetite
hearty. Eat what you WISH no
danger The next time you feel lazy
mean, nervous, blue or discouraged
give your liver n thorough cleansing
with CalOtab. They are so perfect
that your druggist is authorized to
refund the price as guarantee that
you will be delighted.
Calotabs are sold only in original,
sealed packages Price thirty-Gve
cents. At all drug stores. (advD
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
70 Improve Your Digestion

For years my digestion was so
poor that ! could only eat the light
est foods. tried everything that |
heard Of TO get relief, but not until
about a year ago when I saw Cham
berlain's Tablets advertised and got
q bottle Of them did find the right
treatment Since taking them my
digestion is fine" Mrs Blanche
Bowers, Indiana, Pa.
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
FOR SALE OR LEASE

The Oil and Gas Right in 46. acres
of land on Stone Coal Branch, near
Lowell Station, in Knox County, Ky.
For a description of said land, see
Deed Book Is, page 1877, of the deed
records of Knox County. For add
tional information, address Joseph
Reed, National Military Home, Day
ton, Ohio. 36-4t
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
FARMERS MADE $41,5OO

Three hundred and thirty two
thousand pounds Of wool were sold
this season thru farmers pools in
twenty counties in Kentucky. As
the pooled wool was marketed at
.l21a cents per pound above the re-
gular price of so cents, the farm
ers received about $4l,50O more
than under ordinary marketing
conditions.
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
The Trouble Il In the. Blood.

Summer catarrh. with its nause-
Gus discharge. stuffed up glands,
difficult breathing, and summer
colds, is bad enough, but the worst
of Il is yet to come IL you neglect
TO check the growth that Is form
ing to attack you with ten-fold
greater power during the winter.
That's why Il is so important to
treat catsrrhs and other blood dis
orders with S. S. S. during warm
weather, and thus free the system
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
Now Is a Good Time
To Drive Out Catarrh

from all impurities.
II Is now an established fact
that catarrhl Is in the blood and
that lotions and salves do not give
relief. The experience OF others
has proven that s. S. S, strikes at
the very root OF the trouble and
eliminates il. Waste no time in
this matter, for it is OF the utmost
Importance. Write 10 our Medical
Advisor about your case. Address
Swift Specific Co., sept. =, Az
lanta, Ga.
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01

o. G. McCiung, who has been To-
Gated at Lexington, Is moving to
Pennsylvania and was here this
weel, packing mis- household goods.
j. L. lIawn was in the Southern
counties the latter part of the week
working in the interest of Governor
j. ID. Black.
Mrs +. II. Gatlin Jr. left Monday
afternoon for her home in Purcell,
Oklahoma, after a ten days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Ballinger, Of this city.
Mae Clark. Mamie Anderson, Mrs.
j. w. Croley and little daughter,
Maria, are spending a few weeks
vacation at Albertsville, Alabama.
While there they will visit the coast.
Ernest and William Cannon have
bought the Peerless Cafe from f. c.
Mitchell and began serving susie
nance to the human stomach last
Sunday.
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that all
persons who hold County Warrants
against Knox County, which were
issued during the year of 1918, to
present same Immediately to the
sheriff of the County for payment.
Read p. Black, Sheriff of Knox
County. 33-@t
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
NOTICE

have sold the Peerless Cafe to
T.. IL. and A. D. Cannon and have
no further connection Herewith.
G.. Mitchell
Mountain advocate., 1919-08-01
Personal Mention

Jason Sears is on the sick list.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09

OBJ. skarpihskiego, przy ulicy 22giet
1 Albany, jak rowniea posiedzenia,
ktore zwoiywane So so drugi VITO
rex miesiaca. MIodzie5 Wilma ko-
rzystac z tel sp~osobnosci 1 zapisy-
wal sic do tego sympatycznego zrze-
szeria.
i q .
'Eier1ant Franciszek ]. Ginter, z
New Carlisle. Ind, wstepuje W zwia
eek m~a}tehski dnia 25go czerwca b..
r, z parma Leokadys Markowska,
corka pp. Stanislawa 1 Zofil Marko-
wskich, ram. pnr. 1857 Logan boul.
W kosciele p. W. sw. Trolley o godzi-
ME 5tej p~opoiudniu.
u q
Kilka dni temu przybyl do Chi
cago z Francyi, re siutby wojskowej
szeregowiec J6zef Trandei, pelniac
slutbe W korpusie sanitarnym 78ej
dywizyi, znanej rowniet pod nazwa
Lightning Division. Byi on pierw-
Sym poslem do legislatury- stano-
wei, ktory - wstapi1 do VOL
ska. Wyglada bardzo dobrze 1
zdrowo 1 czerwony Jest jak poziom-
ka W maui. Powracajacego Z obozu
W Rockford przywitali ma stacyi Ed
ward Trandel, Wincenty Zwiefka,
dr.. Idzi Krolik, Stanislaw Klarko-
wski 1 A. Grabarski, ktorzy odwiei-
II go do domu mieszczacego sic pnr.
1893 Julian III. 2 powytej wymie-
nionymi obywatelami znajdowal sic
r6wniet komitet przyjecia, w sklad
kt6rego wchodzili: Piotr Rostenko-
wskt, Antoni A. Kowalski, Stani--
s}aw Trandel, Bronisla~ Mindak,
Wanda Trandel. Wladyslaw Orliko-
wskt 1 PAM W. Zwiefka. z ex-zo}nie-
rem przybylo rowniez paru jego
10 lyShO" DEOul, AdI HCiO" q
Mast pobliskich. ktorzy owacyjnie
byli podejmowani W domu p. joe
ia Trandla. Utica Julian udekorowa
ma by4a bardzo pieknie ma GEESE PREY
bylego to{nierza a smaczna kolacye
prz~ygotowala jego siostra PAM Te-
kla Trandel-Roberts PREY pomocy
psni Woznickiej, Leonii Trandel !
panny Bartlik. Ma przyjeciu tym o.
becnych by}a wielka liczba krewnych
ex-zolnierza l przyjaci6i.
q p: q
Bawiac sic pred domem swych
rodzicow, zam. pnr. 1920 Dickson
", Stefan Minkowski. ch}opiec IL
czacy lat try, najechany zostal
przez automobil, kt6ry pokaleczyf
mu bolesnie twarz l spowodowai
wewnetrzne wstrzasnienia. Widzac
co sic stalo, a~utomobilista przysta-
nah 1 daI swiadkom wypadku numcr
swell maszyny, poczem odjechai ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09

Automobil jest wlasnoscia Ludwika
Fritzman. zam. pnr. 1916 Superior
vi.
q ~ q
Jutro we wtorek o godzinie loci
rano W g6rnym kosciele Sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki, poblogosiawiony 20
stanie zwiazek m~alzehski p. Fran
ciszka Daniszewskiego, syna sta
rych 1 powatnych osadnik6w mieJ-
scowosci Hegewisch, z parma Marya
Cicha, corka starych %obywateli
dzielnicy p6lnocno-zachodniej. Druz
bowac beda: p. Stanisiaw Lewando-
wski, szczery przyjaciel pana MO
diego, z parma Jadwiga Cicha, sio-
stra PAM mlodej. Uczta weselna
odbedzie sic W domu rodzicow PAM
mlodej pnr. 1917 Norman ul. Pc
slubie pahstwo m}odzi zamieszkaja
ma stale W miejscowosci zwanej
Burnside, Ill.
dych dolaczamy | nasze: sbgk4i XII
Pafstwu mfodym zyczymy szcze-
scia iblogosiawiehstwa Bozego W ich
potyciu maRzehskim.
j. GEO
Wczoraj powrocif z Francyi SEE
regowiec Tomasz Wisniewski, do
domu matki swej PAM Zuzanny WI
sniewskiej, Fam. pnr. 1928 Argyle
ul. Do armii amerykanskiej VISTA
pill dnia 17go lipca 1917 roku, a
pierwsze twiczenia odbyf W obozie
Logan, Houston, Texas; dnia Ago
czerwca 1918 r. wyslany zostaf z
oddzialem wojsk do Francyi, gdzie
bawii S12cie miesiecy. Brai on udziai
" najgoretszych zapasach z niepr7y-
jacielem a mianowicie pod st. MI
hiel, Muese 1 W Argonne.
w domu matki wielka panuje z
tel okazyl radoSc.
q - q
W samem sercu Polonii zamieszka-
lei PREY ulicy 22-giej, tuz obok koscio-
la osiedlil sic pred dwoma miesiaca-
md pewien niepozadany TAME obywa-
tel, kt6ry aczkolwiek wyciaga pienia-
DE z rak p~olskiego robotnika, | pol
skiei kobiecie przychodzacej "a zakup-
mem ME szczedzi miodowych slow, to
iednak ten sam OsObnik widziany byi
przez obywateli tejAe dzielnicy W par
ku Douglas, podcza! zaburzei taki'
sic odby}y tnmAe miedzy polska. czeska
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NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Franciszek A. Kuta, lat 20, Fam.
pnr. 1922 Rice ul., ma dystynkcye
bye naJm}odszym czionkiem katedry
prawa, kt6ry original dyplom W
szkole prawniczej Hamilton. Cere-
monte poiaczone z zakohczeniem ro-
ku szkolnego tel i~nstytucyt odbeda
sic W ,,Kimball Hall", PREY Jack
son blvd. j Wabash a7e. dni, 20gt
czerwca, podczas ktorych p. Franci-
seek A. Kuta otrzyma sw6j dyplom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09

NEPORTERA

Polska Korporacya PaIatine "a
kupi}a W tych dniach naroznik przy
1SS-mej 1 Cedar ul., Indiana Har-
Dor, ma kt6rym po0udowany bedzie
dwu pietrowy budynek, gdzie mie-
Sell sic bedzie nowy sklep Korpora-
cyl. A vice niezadiugo powstanie
nova placowka polskiego handlu,
czyniac temsamem wielk krok ma
prod W dziaialnoscii Polskiej Kor-
poracyi Handlowej PaIatine. Dnia
ego b. m. miesiaca odby{o sic W
tel sprawie nadzwyczajne zebranie
akeyonaryuszy w Indian Harbor.
q - q
We wtorek wieczorem, dnia 17go
czerwca o godzinte 1880, odbedzie
sic W kosciele p. W. sw. Stanisiawa
Kostki Stub panny Zofii Bieszks, cor
h DID. Franciszka D. Bieszk6w z p.
Maryanem Jerzym Kudlick.
= go =
Zeszlego piatku odbyi sic W Argo,
III, pogrzeb &. p. Maryanny Kunka,
zam. pnr. 1900 Archer ave., kt6ra
prze5 dfugi z a byla waascicielka
wieIkiego zajazdu W tamtejszej
dzielnicy. Byf to pogrzeb bardzo o.
kazafy; ciaIo wyprowadzif z domu
x. Bona, proboszcz parafii p. W. sw.
J6Zefa, W Argo, III. Ma smutny ten
obrzadek zebra}o sic oprocz mai
blitszych krewnych zmar1ej wielka
rownie5 liczoa przyiaci8 jej z mai
blizszych okolic a vice z Willow
Springs, Sag Bridge 1 Joliet, Ia
trumna podazalo okolo 35 automo-
blow. Pogrzebem zaImowal sic p.
Sylvester J. Pijanowski, ~pogrzebo-
Wy z Kazimierzowa.
20 =
Gdy Stany Zj%ednoczone powoly-
waly mlodziez do szeregow wojsko-
Nych Tow. Spiewu Kurpi6skiego sku
palace sic ma Kazimierzowie odpo-
wiedziaio ma nawolywania rzadu ma
szego bardzo pochlebnie 1 szczyci sic
tenn, re wielu bardzo czlonkow zapi-
salo sic do armii, chcac pomsci ma
Niemcu krzywdy, jake tente naro-
dowi naszemu wteki Gale zrzadzat.
Obecnie wielu z mich okrytych chwa
Ia powraca powoli do domow i Tow.
poczyna sill nabierat I skupiae sic
goraczkoYo; wnet zobaczy sic z po-
wrotem ma lekcyach to same przy1a-
cielskie twarze, ktore miesiecy VIE
Ie temu wita{y W miejscu zebran
swych koleg6w spiewu. Lekcye cho-
ru odbywaja sic. cowtorek W lokaiu
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EXT A
DADA NIEMCOM 5 DNI
CZASU DO

Paryz, 8. czerwca. - Alianci
postanowili dac delegacyi poko--
jowej niemieckiej 5 dni czasu do
zakomunikowania stanowczej cd
powiedzi ma postanowienia allan
ckie W sprawie niemieckich kontr
propozycyi pokojowej. Postano--
vienna tie ME zostana doreczone
Niemcom predict jak w piatek,
1890 BIN.
ESTONCZYCY BIJA Boil
SZEWIKoW.
Kopenhaga, 8. czerwca. - O.
ficyalny komunikat estonski do
nosi, re wojska estohskie zajefy
wazne miasta Kreitzburg i Jacob
stadt ma poiudniowy wschod cd
Rygi, podczas gdy dalej ma po}u-
dnie ida naprz6d antibolszewickie
wojska litewskie, ktore zblizaja
sic do Dzwiny.
w odcinku petrogradzkim wre
W dalszym ciagu walka, najzaciet
sza w odlegiosci 90 mil ma "a
ch6d Cd Gatczyna.
GERYLASoWKA w IRLAN-
DYI.
Paryz, 8. czerwca. - Panowie
Frank P. Walsh i byiy guberna-
tor Dunno przedfozyli prezyden-
towi Wilsonowi dodatkowy ra--
port w sprawie stosunk6w w r.
landyi, w kt6ryn stwierdzaja, re
toczy sic tam juz walka podjaz-
dowa, kt6ra ,poprzedza zazwy--
czaj konflikty powazniejszego INA
czenia."
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i irlandzka z jednej a zydowska

l 1rlandZkq z JedneJ a Zyuo"she =
drugiej strohy. Zapytany przez jedne'
90 z Polak6w, CO "a interes sprowadzif
60 do parku dnia tego, odpowiedzlaf
wymijajaco i usprawiedliwial sic o lie
m0g1, s3uchacz jednak nj s}owa WARY
mu ME dawaI. q jego zachowania sue
W dniach ostatnich Polacy zamieszkall
TAME 50 bardzo niezadowolen1 o lie
sluchy mas dochodza, bedzie miai on
ciezkie easy, ably W tel dzielnicy she
potrafil utrzymaG. Naturalna rzecz
zalezec to bedzie cd polskich gospodyn
przedewszystkiem, cd tego wlasnie, czy
iodine beda sklep jego kieby zarazy
unikac. Jest W tel polskiej dzielnicy
tylko diva podobne sklepy - kt6re tam
ME powinny bye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09

pozostawiajac jednak nazwiska swe-
go l adresu, o ktore to rzeczy zde--
nerwowani widzowie zapomnieli wi
docznie pytac. Numer tej4e: 1880.
Sasiedzi zabrali ~chlopczyka do do
mu rodzicielskiego, gdzie r%oztoczo-
no mad MIN natychmiast troskliwa
opieke.
q - n
OBJ. Sylvester Pijanowski .wlascl
ciel garazu PREY uIicy 22giej, po-
wieksza zajazd swoj stale l ME masz
tygodnia niemal, ably ME nabywat
nowych automobile najlepszej mar
XII, jedno zawsze majac ma oku a
tenn Jest jak najlepsze obsiu2enie
swei ciagle zwiekszajacej sic licz-
by gosct. Ostatnio nabyi on wielki
pasaterski automobil mark Nit
chell. Ruch W tym ~zatezdzie Jest
wielki 1 sam wlasciciel cieszy sic
wielkiem zautaniem tych, ktorzy
wchodza z MIN W kontakt.
q q q
Minnie Muiawska, zam. pnr. 1916
Dickson ul., bawiec sic onegdaj W O.
grodku ola dzieci PREY Chicago ave.
l Lincoln, ziamala lewa noge, gdy
hustajac sic spadla pewnej
wysokosci ma ziemie. Dozorczyni
przywolala ambulans, q 2 MIN dr..
Joyce, ktory udzelii jej pierwszej
pomocy, poczem odwioz1 dziewczyn-
ks do szpitala powiatowego.
~ - q
Oh. Michal Screen, starry kanto--
wianin, Fam. pnr. 1907 N. Ashland
ave-, otworzy} W tych dniach POD
tcwy1Szym adresem obszerny do
trze zaopairzony sklad wiktuaiow
k]orzennych.
W dniu Wiehczenia Grobg6w, Z
letni Wincenty B~ednarowicz, zam.
lrnr. 1910 Florence ave-, Evanston.
przybyi do Chicago a zabiakawszy
sic W MIN przes tydzieh z gor0 ME
majac centa W kieszeni zy} o chic
die | wodzie. Jakims sposobem do
stall on sic do Kenosha, Wis, gdzie
b}skajacego sic po miescinle policya
odkry}a | odesiala do domu stryja
lego, Michaia Cieslaka. zamieszka--
lego W Highland Parku. GoScinnost
stryja ME bardzo sic jednak wido-
cznie chlopcu p~odobaia, DO wnet pc
przybyciu ucieki z jego domu z Ia
miarem dostania sic do rodzcow,
wzial jednak Fly tramwaj | zajecha}
az do Milwaukee. Tutaj Snowu 20
stall przez. policye przytrzymany, "a
poSrednictwem ktorej z~awiadomio-
no wladze W Evanston a to z kolei
daily znat rodzicom. ktorzy naresz-
Gle zabrali go do siebie.
= ID q
Choir Dudziarz, ktory szczyci sic
tenn, re z k6lka swego wysial az 10
czionk6w do armii amerykahskiej
polskiej sprawl " dniu Wiehczenia
Grobow, przyjemna bardzo niespo--
dzianke jednemu re swych kolegow,
kt6ry powr6eil dzieh przedtem z
Francyi. Byl MIN Jan Wabash, kto-
~ sluayl W slawnej Prairie dywi-
zyi. Przyjecie to odbyio sic W sail
OBJ. Ko1ucha, PREY Noble l Huron, ma
kt6rym "a inicyatwa jednego z czlon
kow urzadzono kolekte ma dzieci W
Polsce, a zebrany grosz odesiano
do Wydzialu Sokolstwt. " Pittsbui :
gu, Pa.
y - .
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
WAzNE ZAWIADOMlENIE.

Delegacye POlskie, majaee udae sic do Green Bay, Wis,
we srode wieczorem Ola ~zloienia iycze1 jubleuszowych
LE. Ks. Biskupowi P. Rhodemu RCzA Sic WSTRzY'
MAC; Otrzymalismy telegram z kancelaryi biskupiej. lie Ola
nadzwyczajnie wainych przyczyn JE. Ks. Biskup W dniu
tym ME bedzie obecnym. Date p~ozniejsza przyjecia poda
sic do wiadomosci.
X. w. Zdpd{d G. r:
Sekretarz Ziednoczenia Kapian6w Polskich w Ameryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09

sail parafialnej ma Wojciechowie
na~dzwyczajne p]oBiedzenie Stowa--
rzyszenia Kupcow Przemyslowcow
tejae ~dzielnicy ma kt6re z powodu
spraw bardzo waznych winni sic
zejSt wszyscy czionkowie bez wyatt
ku. Posiedzenie ~otwartem zostanie
o godzinie S-mej wieczorem.
+ 90 E.
Straszna smiercia zmarl wczoraj
polski chlopczyk nazwiskiem An
drzej Zed, zam. pnr. 1886 Huron ul.
Wypadek zdarzy} sic W alei PREY HUI
ron / Paulina. Alicia ia przejezdzal
-utomobil towarowy. kierowany re-
Ike Jana Schmidta, ell Center ul.,
kt6ry chcac dat sposobnosc pre-
jazdu wozowi naladowanemu sianem
skierowal maszyne swa do pobliz--
kiej sciany. Gdy byl zajety zwraca-
MEM AUTOMOBILE z podw6rza wye
chat ma dzieciecym bicyklu maiy
Jedrus. kt6ry znalaziszy sic W dro-
DE z~awracajacej maszyny zosta'
przez MIA zrzucony z siod,a I TAX nile
szczesliwie, Re koio cietkiej maszy-
nv p~rzejechalo mu przez glove "a
bijajac 60 ma mieJscu. Przywoiano
ambulans. kt6ry odwi6zl go do kost
nicy Stanislawa Schlieben, gdzie dzi-
| siaJ odbedzie sic inkwest koronera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09

Sekretarz Ziednoczenia Kaplan6w Polskich W Ameryce.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-22
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Eckerson.


Of MI. and Mrs. Eugene Eckerson. Ss2i
Mrs. NJ. Schlax returned Friday from
week s visit with her parents at
Waterloo, Ia. 4. .5 !, ..3. 's
Albert Harlander left Friday for
Minneapolis, where he will join his sis
ter, Miss Hannah, and together they
will visit with relatives and friends
at Spicer, Willmar and New London
for several days. ss.-.1 Il H.
Frank Larson, Ben Eckerson and Al
fred Nauretz left Monday in the form
err $ car for Wheaton, where they will
be employed. ,..
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lawrence and son,
Kenneth of Duluth, Mrs. Frank Hall of
Tacoma, Wash, and Oscar Henning Of
Brainerd; we're guests here Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Edden.
The Misses Nellie and Hattie Ander.
son of Chicago arrived last Wednesday
! for a visit with their father and other
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Anna Anderson Of Batavia, Ill.,
arrived Wednesday for visit with he1
daughter, Mrs. August Anderson and
family.
Eugene Eckerson motored to Bowlus
Monday morning, taking his son, Earl
and family to the train.
| Rev. Herman of Little Falls held
! services at the church here Sunday eve.
ming.
G. E. Wittwer has moved his family
to Little Falls, where they will reside.
N. E. Chapman of the university held
a culling demonstration Of hens at the
home Of William Edden Tuesday morn.
ing. He was accompanied by County
Agent jacobson.
Frank Larson and Alfred Nauretz
spent Sunday at Pillsbury lake.
Andrew Anderson and family were
Ft. Ripley visitors Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kay and daughter,
Margaret, and Mrs. Ella Hall of Duluth
| came up Wednesday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Cannon and fam
lily.
Mrs. Carl Nelson will entertain the
Red Cross ladies Wednesday afternoon,
August q. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Block Of Narcross re-