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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
ASKS FOR INCREASE.
Mrs. Thomas Wants Larger Appro-
priation for TubercuIar Sanitorium.

Increase in the eounty's appropria-
ton for the upkeep of the city tuber-
GUAR sanatorium was asked today by
Mrs. Charles Brooks Thomas, an in
defatiga bls welfare worker in To-
peka. Mrs. Thomas says the increase
in patients at the sanatorium coupled
with the increased cost of living de-
mands the increased appropriation.
Mrs. Thomas appeared before the
Shawnee county commissioners this
morning. The request was taken
under advisement. At present the
county supplies the sanatorium with
$500 a month. Mrs. Thomas says it
is possible under the law to make a
$500 a month appropriation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
TO BE HERE SUNDAY
Automobiles Needed To Show East
ern Visitors Sights of City.

to show the beauties of Topeka to
the IS eastern tourists who will be
here Sunday under the auspices of the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
The tourists are enroute to the great
national parks on a "see America
first" tour. They will arrive in the
city about II o'clock and will stay here
as the guests of the Topeka Chamber
of Commerce until o'clock. The To-
peka stop is the only break in the trip
between Chicago and Colorado
Springs.
And Topekans who will volunteer
the use of their cars for the purposes
of showing the proper amount of
courtesy to the city's guests Sunday
are asked to notify the Chamber of
Commerce at once
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
You Need Not
Suffer from Catarrh

constant use for over fifty years. will
attack the catarrhal poisons, cleanse
and strengthen the blood, so 1t will
carry vigor and health to the mucous
membranes on its journeys thru
your body and nature will soon restore
you to health, you will be relieved of
the droppings Of mucous in your
throat. sores in nostrils, bad breath,
hawking and splitting.
All reputable druggists carry S. S.
c. in stock and We recommend you to
give it trial at once.
The chief medical adviser of the
company will carefully answer. all let
tiers on the subject There is no
charge for the medical advice Ad-
dress Swift Specific Company. PSI
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
BUILD NEW HOMES
Shawnee Agency Realty Co. to Erect
Three Costing 1000.

Business started out with a boom
this morning. Permits were issued
for the erection of $4,000 worth of
houses Four new dwellings viii be
constructed soon.
The permits follow: ]. WILLIAMSON,
1927 Jewell, dwelling. $4,000; the
will erect three houses, at the follow
ing locations, 1922 Western avenue,
$4,000; 1S13 Huntoon, $4,000; 1907
Huntoon, $4,000.
Mrs. John Ferguson, of 1920 Col
lege avenue, obtained a permit to add
a 5000 sleeping porch to her dwelling.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
ATTENTION., G. A. R.

Members of Topeka Post No. II and
comrades are requested to meet at
Bomgardner's chapel at 10 o'clock a.
m. Tuesday to attend the funeral of
our late comrade. z. L. Forsyth.
N. D. STARK, P. c.
VAN SMITH, Adjutant.
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The funeral Of F. L. Forsyth, Civil war
veteran who died Saturday, will be held
from Bomgardner's chapel at 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning. The body will be sent
to Lincoln, Ill, for interment. Forsyth
was born in New York state August u
1912. He enlisted in the federal army at
Lincoln, Ill. in 1862. and served until the
end OF the Civil war under General Sher-
man. In 1867 he married Eleanor Beach
at Lincoln. Ill. and she and one son, Ed
L. Forsyth, OF Needles. Calf. survive.
The family moved to Kansas in 1850.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
GET FEDERAL MONEY
First Federal Aid Payment on East
Sixth Road Received.

County Commissioner Rodgers an
nounced this afternoon that Shawnee
first installment of the federal aid be-
ing given by the government for the
construction of the East Sixth street
road. Work on this road is now I'M
der way.
Total federal aid for this road will
amount to about $15O.O0O and one
half of the bridge costs which will
make a grand total Of about $40. 900.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
IT WAS roo WINDY
Lieutenant Webbcr Unable To DO
Daring Dive SundnY.

= On account of the wind Sunday eve
ming Lieutenant Weber was unable
10 make his sensational nose dive
from a point mile high in the air
to the state house dome. II will be
announced in the State Journal when
the lieutenant will make the dive.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

The funeral Of Matte Margaret Rasmus
age 2. who died July II at her home. the
Reid hotel, will be held Tuesday after.
noon at 4 o'clock from Penwell's chapel
Burial in Mt. Hope cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

The funeral Of Mrs. Mable Forte, age 35.
who died saturday at her residence. 2O1I
West Tenth street. will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. Burial in
Big Springs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

The funeral Of Samuel jenkins. age ~.
who died Sunday at his home on route 81.
Will be held Tuesday afternoon at . 30
o'clock from the ST. Johns A NJ E.
church. Burial in Mt. Auburn cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

The funeral Of Miss Mary Schoenheld.
who died Saturday at a local hospital. was
held Monday morning at o'clock from
the st. Joseph Catholic church. Burial
In Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

The funeral OF Miss Grace Roller. who
died July IL. will be held Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock from PenweIl' s
chapel. Burial in Topeka cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

MRS. MINNIE JONES. age - died
Monday morning at her home. 1900 Quincy
street The funeral will be held wPdnes-
day afternoon from the residence at . 30
o'clock. Burial in OsknlOosa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

RAY WESTFALL and wife MARY
WESTFALL. were drowned Sunday at
Wakarusa. Funeral announcement later.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

Lords Flowers Satisfy. Tel. s27-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
SELLS DIRTY MILK?
That Is Charge Made Against Charles
White in Warrant

A warrant sworn out by Miss An
Meta Nicholl, city milk inspector, for
the arrest Of Charles White, of route
4, charged with selling dirty milk, was
issued this morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

One lot of Misses and ChiIdren's
Shoes-vici, patent and gum
metal, cloth or leather tops
strong, serviceable Shoes for
Dress or School wear
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

Ladies' new Spring Dress Ok
fords, In patent, vid and dull
leather. All newest CO 0E
styles at .$2.05 tosDOsCJ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

nabe 5ea, fir $4,000; @co. 6.
ISdaeiicrfoetter an Snm q. &rrtcr,
so gder nabc Sea, fir $4,000; 60.
Sdaefierfoctter oil Q. q. &reter 80
ader nahe Geo, fiir $4,000; ISN'T.
@aiicnberg on Surrp g. TanIor,
Cots 70, II, 10 mo 81 bis 80 on
Der Ditl. Z. StraBc in Sermann fir
$3.50; 9beo. @iemann an Seize Ssett
Cots 1 bis 10, 9lod Is in Canaan
mir $1400.
Sn icinem lestc @ohc I'M HahlnB-
geridt binterlesten Scitamcnt, Der
mubt Der am Z. Muguit bel Woollam
p%eritorbene @ottlieb Soffmam fein
iGmmtlides Qigentbum ieiner Bitt.
me. 2oriie Soffmam. sur Ml,snieB-
ing fir Die 9uucr hires 2cbens. Na6
ibrenl Sooc Toll Der Sobn gilbert
S%pffnlain in Den 9ciit ocs Gieen.
tbltnls gelangeli, nad)bem CT $500
an ieincn 9ruOer Inoreas Soffmann
nnb c~bcufalls $500 an feline Sdwe.
tier Imna &ogers ausbe3abIt bat. Die
@ittme miro oils SeltamentspolI.
itrcfcrin. beitimumt. 0as Seltanlcnt
ipllroc ant t3, Sanllar 1919 brrfaBt
unb lit bon @m. q, Sllcocmann ltno
@its. u. Gocpfc oils 3eilgen untcr
idrciben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Missouri, on
Sept. 4, 1919, as required by the
Act of October g.. 1917.
-&nI. 8eisner. frilber in @ien.
Tiers 0dderei oabier beidaitiat uar
leetcn Sonnfag mnh Wtontas bier nli
geiud bel iciher Sdmcitcr. @cisner
lit ioeben crit aus benz a~riegesbienit
ousgemuitert poroen i'm meld)cm er
IL @onate itano. Gr geb6rtc Dem
30. Snianterie &egimente Der 3. 0i'
biiion oil uno nabm an mehrerelt
Shlahten in 5ranfreih tbeil. G6cn-
falls oicntc CT mebrere Ronate in
Scutid,Iano.
Geo. s.. Otto. Sobn bon 1Sroll
Caroline Otto, lit lctten Snmstus
BON Camp Saplor, &p.. pp or aus
Dem &ricgsbienit nnsgcmiiitcrt MIR.
DC. in bic Scirnntb 8uriidgefebrt. Gr
bate im @an5en % Monatc, uno
sipar s Wonate oupnn in 5ranfreif
geOicnt. mo er an Den 3ampfen an Der
Marlle, bel ct. Wibicl unb Nrgonnc.
Meilie tbcilnabm. Sn Der SdJladlt
bel Irgomc . Weuic lpurSe er Ol,rf
8ranateniplitter idiper bcrfpunoct
unb ms Soipital bel gllercp, Sronf.
reid gebradt. aIs iein Regiment
Den 900 Weileu langen Marid nod
8clttihlanb antrat, ipar CT bcrcits
lpicbcr iomeit bcr9eitcllt, bnb er lid
Dent &c9imentc anidlieBen fonntc
unb berblicb Damn nit 6enielbcn in
Der Mbcingegenb bis gum I. S(ugilIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
Gircs @atcrs Brief. ,@e

Gircs &atcrs Brief. .aein Nrst
mar imltonoc, meinen Sobn an hei.
len, oodJ Sorni's MlpenfrGittcr bat
lbn geinno acmadt; CT lit iebt feds
Sabre olt, Dies WitteI bat aud mel.
nc Sron aebeilt, "idreibt Serr Safob
Sittel bon Sbiecton. isis. 99as i'm.
lllcr and oas Seiocn fem mag. Dies
cinfadc arGuterbeiImittel bat ltets Ell
lie cute @irfuna. gs lit nidt in
Ipotbefen 5u buben; b~elon6ere 2ofoI.
agentcn liefern es. @egen M,lsfunft
ipenoe man iid an Or. Beter Sabrnes
Y sons 60. 250t 8aIbineton
@lbo., Chicago, ST.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
JOHN H. HELMERS

aeict Y. 30. Hicf's liberale Sep
tembcr Siferte an mnoercr Stelle.
q. ). Same, BON Norriion nal
lester Montaa bier in 8cidl1iten no,
Dem Nahlabgeriht.
Belmont 8laier fam lctte ISOLDE
bon ct. 2oitiS bierber Inn feline 81.
fern nit icincm 9ciitd gu erfrelteu.
1srau Gbas. @ieie unb Trall
Mollo Sncger, bon ct. Souis, iuarcll
lette ISOLDE bier 5u @nit 6ci Der 6o.
mile Sorrp Ncumon.
60. Naiie mo Satin, bon
9elcna, 4rfanias, frozen lcttc @ohc
bier tin gum geIuh ibrer Wuttcr,
Wittpc ebmlunb Naiie.
SRI. Ollie 8ittnlaun reiite &c.
ltern na6 Digbtcn, &anlas no iie
Stellc uIs Sebrerin on Der bortigen
Srciidnile autretcn miro.
Snfolge oes Tcgens lit Der Viii.
louri SlitB leBte @ode I'M lcdS
5ltB g%eitiegen. bod, lit bcrIelbe lett
Wonto9 Wiebcr bcitanois oIn iolcn.
-Gbas. mo 2oiiis 0oeger. lpclde
in Worriion elm StoregeibGft bctrei
ben. mareil lebten Sonntag bier nui
Beinh bel ibrer Wlltter, 5raii allg.
goeger.
Sam 8airmgaertner fen. lit nudJ
l1ngcrem 9eiuh bel iciner Sohter,
6rau Gbas. 8inter in Omaha, Nebr.,
fuieoer IN feline biciiec Scimotb 3lt
riidgefebrt.
SRI. Gatberilc alinge, pclde
mabreiio ocs Somnlcrs in ct. Souls
ein guiiness College beiudte, lit Ies.
ten Sonntas Suriidgefebrt Inn IN Der
biciisen Sodidulc lpicocr ibre 9Th
oicn auI5uncbmcn.
Srau VI. Sropp. meIdc mGbreno
pcs Sommcrs bier bel ibrcr Sdue.
tier 6rall Sp. BOIL unb bel Scrpolo.
ten III Stolpc. ucripciite lit lebten
Spni,tog micoer IN ibrc Geimatb III
81. SpliS aiiriifscfebrt.
Dir Mit9licoer uniereS @oicbaa
Seam lucrbcn ndditcn Sonntae lid
noh @lanb beaeben Inn Dem glono
9oieball Club @clcgenbcit an biete,,,
lid fiir bic in Sermonm crlittenc aic-
oerlaae 5it rcoondircn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

D''' ttfSflh.
Nor9cn Mbeno finoet elm Gang
p%crsnilacn in Der Gon5ertballe itatt,
> Sdrcibuntcrial uno Sbul Mr..
tifeI allGr grt in 81. 90. Mief's Storc.
SRI. Waric Scrailer reiitc lcbten
5rcitng nod ct, 2ouis ilnt lGngerc
3cit bort 81 bcrbleiben.
81. s. Sartcr nnb 5anliIie rciitcn
Letter Samstag nod ct. Goiiis 5i,nl
9ciu6 ibrcr I%nseborigen.
Clos. Sobianot, bon ct. 9ouis,
mar lcttcn Wontag an fiir5em ge,
indie bel Sermanbten bier.
-Senrp 3eibmant, bon Worriion
%'tottete lebtcn Somstag nniercr Stobt
cincn 8ciddftsbeiud ab.
Soeben erbalteit cine Garlaoula
Ntlas Eortlano Cement.
@eora Sobns.
-9(ler. Naiie melder in ct. 9puis
bcidafti9t lit mar lebten Samstaa
bier altf geiud bel icinem 8ater,
Gilaen NaiIc.
SRI. Grnu Sbalinger, bon ct.
Soltis, melte leste ISOLDE bel Der 0a,
Mile Oscar 2oeenia I'M 5rieoens.
thai alif 9eilld.
CD. s. &ueoiger, bon @eblter
8rope, befanb iid Iettc ISOLDE nebIt
5antilic bier auf 8eiii6 BEL ieinen
Gitcrn, &curp Ml,coiger uno Satin.
-Scrop ilno elmer Shmart, Sob.
ne bon Gpnrno Sdmarb uno Satin,
febrten lcbte ISOLDE bon Scbolia All.
rid. 100 Tic lGngere 3cit bclh1ftiat
lnarcil.
Sobn Nebcl uro @attin, ipelde
me6rcre Gage Der letter ISOLDE bier
bel T%erlponbtcn Dermeilt batten, febr.
ten lcttet @ontag ipie6er nod ct.
2olis 3uriid.
senrp sarmnsaertner, bon ct.
Soltis, mar lebte ISOLDE mebrere Gage
bier gum 9ciud) ieincs @aters Mlt
gaungaertner nnb ieiner
Sd>peitcr, 6rau alDin Eoeidcl.
Sbeo. grebe, bon Secono Greet,
bealcitetc letter Gicnstag icinc Mtnt-
ter, 6ran Conrad 9rebe unn icinc
SdlpeIter, SRI. SIpro 9rebe bierber,
100 lesterc mcbrere Gage gum geh,d
bel 5rieoensridter 3 S. stocnner
llnn Samilie beriuciIen ucroen.
SRI. Gillian Sdsner fam Iebte
ssode bon ct. Soltis 5ilrild Inn ibreu
slterli einen fursen 9ciud ab5nItat.
ten. Sri. Sdsner lit au6 filr oo
8o6e ~besimenbc Sdiliahr
MS Sebrerin Der Sdrftlp in Iormon.
,h St souis Gountp, crp0blt nor,
zen.
Sri. Sclcn greuer lit lcsten
5onntag bon ct. 2onis 8nriifac.
cbrt, no tic Ddbrcnb Der Somrner.
beidditist mar. SRI. graier
at FIR oas oicien Nonate beainnenoc
Die steIle als aebrerin Der Z
5dl,lc i'm @idmooo Diitrift Bel I
5torp Sill ansenonllien,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

= Soft oie artifel mrlfc Ole Sim
Scr in Scr Sdulc brnlldlcn in u. W
giicf'S Storc.
SRI. Grctb Smitb. bon Sipcns
billie, mar lcbtc @ndc mcbrcre Gage
bier oils @oIt Ger SonIilie Geo. 6,
Gbcrlin.
-SrlS. Nmanbo uub Gina Strad.
bon 81. 2oiiiS, ipurclt lebte ISOLDE
mebrere Gage bier alli Vciub bel H.
rem Gltern.
SRI. 5riebn Sdsncr fcbrtc leb
ten Oicnstag noh l%1ngcrcnl geilld)
bel ibren gltern, mieocr nod st.
2oitis auriid,
Carl Seegcr, bon Hout 2. reiItc
lcttcn Dienstug nud) 81 Meno, Sfla..
no er iciiicm Wrilber ouf Der farm
bcbiilflid icin miro.
-6rau Grnil Srci uno Eodtcr
sri. &~atbcrinc, bon ct. 2puis, be-
fonhen lid lebte @ohc mcbrerc Soae
bier nuf @eiud bel Sri. Worp Z.
gpple.
5rau 60. &olm mlb &inbcr unb
SRI. Sei,a Sheer, BON Nelb Sapelr.
bcianoen lih gnoc letter @pdc bier
anf 9ciud bel Ser sSmnilic u. 8.
Mnnn.
i, Irlolo unb @ottin, pon
Silruhlblra. no, ipuren lette @od,c
nlebrcre Gage bier nuf @ei,ld, Bel
Sral Nrnolh'S M,ltter. 3rau Talcn
tin Sncrbcr.
Sulius s. &ooc rciite lrtten
Oicnstng nad SopfinS. Wto., lpu or
aud iilr bicies Sohr micocr ais Gch
rer Der ourtiaen Giicntliden Sdnlle
erfp1blt wuroe.
-Sliper @ocbler, non Sluiss,
rciitc lebtc ISOLDE mad Columbia,
Wo. Inn IN Der bortieen Staats.l lnis
periitlt feline meoi5iniidcn Stuoien
mieocr anfaunebmen.
SRI SiIoo McDcr, peId)e nib.
reno oes Sommers bier bel ibrer
Wi,tter. 5rmt Gbriitinc @epcr, Der.
lit lcbtcn Ioniog michcr lioh
ct. 2ouis Srriideetcbri.
6rail @nt. @cigcI nlo Sodtcr,
Sroit sillie Mcltorl. ioipic oercn
Sobn Guacn @eiael. bon Seffcrion
eitp. NO., morcn lcbten 8onncrstoa
bier 3lum @ciilh bon Trit aana uno
Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
Iasemeinc Gonntp.W

Hd6lten MontaG tritt oas &rcis
gcriht (Gircuit Court 5u iciacm
regelnl1bigcn Scrmin III Situng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

Die Catholic &nigbts bubcn filr
na6iten Counting cine geielliac In.
terbaltuna in Der ct. Eauls- STRIDE
in Berger arrongirt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

| belt leBfen Sdllsfag 0 Solts 3fue
bigger elm redt anfiebmbares 8eihenf
oos in einem nit oen idonIten Yfir
iiden geiiiqtcn aor6e beitano. 8iel'
Der 9iiriide wogel nabe5n elm balbe:
Efuno ino marcn 10 iiiB lpie Sonig
Serr Hileoiger bat icine 5arm nabt
8osconnbe crit filr5lih perfaiit mi
miro mad Sernlann iiberiiebeln MO II
bas 8obnbauS bcs emil Hoeel an
Der oitl. 5. Strobc gcfnllft bnt.
-5bea @raj il. tam lceten 6rei-
tag Don ct. 2onis bicrbcr Inn mcbrc.
re Gage bel icinen Gltern unb BE,
fnnntetl 81 berweilen. OerIelbe febr-
te anl Sonntag ipieoer sllriif uno
5lpar IN 9eglcituig iciner beioen
ainoer, GoIette lino SandoL ionic
ieiner Sdpdgcrin Sri. 2eSelIa Dds.
ner, pelhe bic Spmmerfcrien bier
nerlucilt batten.
ISM. Odsncr, agcnt fir Den
empire 6ertili5cr unb Serb. S1inb-
lcr Ygent fir S,,Icorora Sertili5er
crbicltcn leetcn Somstag ie cine Gar.
laoung bcs genonntcn aunltbiingers,
Der bon Den Sarnlern Scr llmgebilng
bier abgebolt iplroe uno Bel ser @ei.
3%eileiniaat Scrlucnoiing linden miro.
Sranf 9aunitarf lino Samilie,
bon &irfpoob, parcn leste ISOLDE
mebrere Sage bier gum 9eiut ibrer
Ingeb0rigen, SER gaumitarf lit
8anihrciner uilo tbeilte ms nit SAB
III &irfipooo unb ct. 2ouis trob Der
Erciie fir 9ailnaterial pielc
Rcllballtcn anfgcfiibrt iuerocu.
SRI. Guinta Sell, peldc mlcb.
Wonate in Yles's @rocerie . sc.
beiddftigt tuar, bat cine GIerf.
ltelle in Der Sermniln Sabinss 9nnf
mgetreteL an Stelle bon SRI. gnna
S%alaruitn, lpelde beabiihtigt 5li H.
rer meitcren MuSbilbung sic 2ebrer.
Ibule IN @eslcpan College slt be.
8rau 6. eppcrion unb oercn
uno 5mci S0hter fanlcn leste
in ibycm glltp rlah Scrmnnn
mi @crlpanotcn ciren Yeiuh ab3it.
Sran gpperIon lit cine God.
.er bes berit. &obt. Mumbrauer.
-SeonOer Munbwiller fam Iceten
bon ct. 2ol,is bierber Inn
ilebrerc Gage in Der alten Scinlatb
'ei ieinen glteri,, u. .. y. Whnn
llnb @nttin an Ger 2ittle Scr
yer SIT berlebet.
-gictor SpinOlcr ulo @attim,
'on ct. 2oilis. naren Oieic ISOLDE
'ier allf 0ciud bel ibren @crpanbten
sui. Bauer unb Satin. ionic bel
@errn Spinbler's @robmuttcr, Srmu
Sdneioer.
8ert cilre &inoer irgenb eincn
fir ben. Sdlllgebraud notbig
aben, bnan ididt biefelben nod 81.
I. &ief'S 8boleinle ,rno 3ctail Sc.
bdft ON Der A. Giraffe.
SRI. Mlma Ne1,cnbabn fun lcttc
Sohe bon ct. 2oilis in ibrc bieliae
Scirnatb snriif I'M cine frrsc
'erien5eit bel ibren 8eripanoten AT
srleben.
-5rls. 2poia SeImenbaf unb
ellen gaiilcr, bon Berger, erfrcnten {
~
n Samsta9 bieiiec 5reunoe uno
burd ibren geiu6.
Scnrp &epper, BON Seoalia, be. !
mo iib lestcn Wontag nebit ieiner J
bier alnn 9eind ieiner @roB. )
utter, 5rau Sopbia Roe. :
Sbil. &ief ltnb Satin, bon a,i. f.
tito, ITO, bcfanoen iih am Montaa
er aitf furSem @eil,h bel ocn Gltcrns
onItan5 &icf unb Satin. :
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,ner @ltern luno @ei6miiter bierber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

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BEN 10. September. Die Wemcinbe
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

Solgenbe @runoeigcntbuns. lleber.
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thrift bel Stolpc. Manbo in Sbiro
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in @asconabc lit bie cine Der 2ebrer.
ltellenrpafant.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-06-18
Ericsson and John
son, AcCordian
Artists
OISon-AnderSon,


Miss Florence V. Olson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Olson of New
London, was given in marriage to Mr..
Mrs. Albert S. Anderson of Starbuck,
10th, 1919. The ceremony took place
at the Lebanon Lutheran church, per-
formed by Rev. A. F. Almer at 200
o'clock in the afternoon. Music was
furnished by a trio: Prof. N. B. Swa-
lin, violin; Miss Marion Fossum,
piano; Johannes Fossum, cello. "An-
gels Ever Bright and Fair by Handel,
was used as the prelude followed by
Lohengrin's wedding march. Music
was also played throughout the cere-
mony. Miss Sauna Carlson sang
Think Love Of Me-. Mendelshon's
wedding march was used as postlude.
The bride was charmingly attired
in a gown of white satin and georg-
cite. She wore veil trimmed in
pearls caught with ies-of-the-valley.
Her bouquet was of roses and lilies
of-the-valley. Miss Lillian Hoff of
Benson was maid-of-honor. Her dress
was of flesh colored satin and georg-
cite. She carried pink carnations
Miss Gladys Olson of Benson was
bridesmaid. She wore a light blue
silk lace cloth dress The groomsmen
were Sherman Anderson, a brother of
the groom and Harold Olson, a broth
er of the bride.
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed with roses and fern green's. A
decorated arch. with white wedding
bell was raised at the altar under
which the ceremony was performed.
Following the ceremony a reception
was given at the brides home west
of the village, to more than 100 guests
About 80 were unable to attend from
a distance on account of bad roads and
rain.
At five o'clock a sumptuous three
course dinner was served in tent or
the lawn. The decorations in the
home were: white in the parlor, pink
and white in the dining room anc
green and pink in the tent. Refresh
ments were also served Throughout
the afternoon and evening.
The bride and the groom received
great number of beautiful present:
and also a neat sum Of money. Al
enjoyable afternoon and evening wal
spent by those present.
The bride is the only daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson. She will be great
ly missed in the community where sh.
is known, but her many friends ez
tend their good wishes to her and tn
man of her choice for a long and haI
py future. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will max
their home in Starbuck Mimi, wher
the groom is a popular young mar
employed as barber. They will TAX
a short wedding trip visiting relative
before entering into home life q
Starbuck. ~~ r.