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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12

Ze Sejmu Wychodztwa
egowBuffalo N !.

w dodatku do powyzszej ko-
rcspondencyi, otrzymaliSmy ma
stspujacy telegram:
Ambassador Lubomirski prey
byi dzisiaj o godzinie 1925 z
iona przybyi rowniez pose} Pu;
taSki, general Brynk i urzednik
ambasady DIR. Adamski. Lubomir-
sEiego powitaio ma stacyi stu de-
ltgat6w; amerykanscy zo4nierze
tworzyli gwardye honorowss
..Przedpoludniowej sesyi pre-
wodniczyi wice-prezydent Kar-
panty. Komitet przediozyi dzisiai
wniosek, przyiety Z pewnemi "a
strzezenfsmi, moca ktorego ME
wolno bedzie nikomu ~przemawiac
dwukotnie IA ten sam temat, o.
rsz ME dftfZeJ nlz p1ec minut. 20
odczytaniu telegramow gratula-
cyjnych, delegat Niemiec ogiosii.
re obecnych jest ma Sejmie sos
ciu delegatow, wssczajac tych,
ktorzy przybyli dzisiaj. Ich pa
piery ~peInomocne zostaly PREY
jete: zostali oni zaprzysiezeni
przez X. Syskego.
YObszerny referat przediozony
zostai przez NJ. Leszczynskiego.
czionka misyi polskiej, z Iona mi
uisteryum Piracy W Polsce, ktors
ziechala do Stanow Zjednoczo,
nych ma Konferencye Piracy, Cd
bywaiece sig W Waszyngtonie
oSwiadczyl on re ruch piracy W
PolSce stale sic patryotycznym
4 stawia op6r acknowledgement
D godz. lis Pc poludnfu odro-
czono sesye; popo1udpiowa Sc
sya rozpoczyna sic O $40; DIR
Fronczak prezyduje; DIR. Szwaj-
Kart, sekretarz Rady Zarzadzaja-
cejskiada sprawozdanie; przery-
wa fmu przybycie posSa Lubo-
mirskiego i jego orszaku, burmi,
strza miasta Buffalo, Buck'a, O.
raz konsula Barthel'a- Panic
,,Zwiazku Narodowego Polskie-
go" i re ,,Zwiazku Polek", wre-
czaia ksieznie Lubomirskiej bu,
Liet kwiatow. lBurmistrz Buck
vita delegatow, oraz wychwala
lcialnoSc Polakow amerykan-
.kich. Biskup Rhode vita amba.
sadora W imieniu Sejmu i caiegc
vychodztwa polskiego W Amery,
e. Ambassador wygiasza move "
iezyku angielSkim, kiadac nacisE
ma wspolne Ideally demokratycz,
ne Ameryki i Polski, nastepnie
przemawia W polskim jezyku
DO MIN przemawia posei Pulaski
Mowy przyjeto z wielkim EMU
zyazmem. OStatnia move wygic
sii posei polskiego mfnisteryun
iinansowego, DIR. Adamski. Jegc
scrdeczne, entuzyastyczne siows
wznieci}y u zebranych najwyzszt
w~zruszenie; ma on nadzieje, Il
cztery miliony Polak6w Amery.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12

STOW. Alumn6w szkoiy Matki
Boskiej Anielskiej odbedzie regular
ne posierzenie dzisiaj o g~odzlnle
7.3O wieczorem, W sail zwykiych Pc
siedzen. Wszyscy So proszeni o prey
bycie. poniewaz So wazne sprawy
do zalatwienia. - FLIP Chylewskl'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12

&c dopomoga do przcprowadze-
MIA Polskicj Pozyczki. Ostatnia
move wygiosii Smulski. Odro--
czono sesye o $50 do 9 rano we
srode.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12

selnego. Cody weselne odbyly sic W
rezydencyi rodzic6w PAM m}odej, PIP.
Korzeniewskich, przy udziale nal
blizszych krewnych i przyjaciof. -
Dobranej pare: AID multos amos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12
Y IRVING PARKU.

Tow. sw. Jana Chrzciciela No.
IS NJ. P. ma swoje regularne posie-
dzenie jutro wieczorem, o godzinie
Smej. W sail zwyklych posiedzen.-
Anna K~ie}czyhska, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12
prezes. Marta oszuscik, sekr. prot.

prezes. Marta OszuScik. sekr. prot.
- low. Sw. WJiciecha b. NJ. No.
1 odbedzie m~iesieczne ~posiedzenie y
czwrtek, dnia 1890 %listopada, o 60
G7iEie Sci wieczrrsin. Ob3cnosL czlJa
kow pozadana, DO So wazne sprawy
do zaiatwienia wediug nowego ases
mentu. - J6zef Grzebytowski, PREF.
Leopold Kowalski. sekr. prot. 204o
n. Winchester ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12
zE sTANIsbAWoWA.

Choir sw. Stanislawa kostki
Rosciola gornego ma probe spiewu
do odpustu jutrzejszego dis W
srode wieczorem, o godzinie 1870,
ma kt6ra jak najuprzejmiej zaprasza
"A. Kwasigroch, d%yrygent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12

Jutro ~wieczorem, W sail Settle
mentu, przemawiaG bedzie p. Hogan,
asystent prokuratora, urzedujacego
W sadie ola maioletnich. Przema--
WAC bedzie ma temat obywatelstwa,
oraz stosunk6w jake panuja W sa-
die ola m~afoletnich, gdzie spraWy
prowadzi zaciety wr6g Polakow, Sc
dzia Arnold. Poczatek o godzinie
1880.
q 81 o
Przysziej niedzieli, dnia 1890 Ii
stopada, Choir Halka, wystepuje .
koncertem. Ponadto odegrana bedzie
sztuka W jednym akcie p. t. Black
O~petany". Poczatek o godzinie 1880
W sail Schoenhofena, PREY ulicy Mil
waukee i Ashland.
Il go
Ma biednych W Ojczyznie OBJ. Jan
Krzeminski, czionek Dworu sw. Ste
fana, skupiajacego sic PREY organi-
zacyi Katolickich Lesniczych, zlozy}
$11.00. Ponadto Dwor sam zlozyi
$40, co czyni razem $21.o0. Dw6r
Sw. Edwarda, No. 1876 zlozy{ s24.07.
Do tel pory zlo5one og6iem ~$1S62.S2.
Kiedy bedzie tysiac | pol? y.
Pan Jan Smulski, prezydent Ia
rzadu park6w zachodniej strony mia
sta, zrezygnowal Il swego urzedu'
podajac jake pow6d brak czasu. -
Miejsce jego objai Richard j. Po-
wers; rezygnacya p. Smulskiego
wchodzi W zycie W lutym.
u - q
Franciszek Wiktor. kt6ry kilka
dni temu najechany zostai przez au-
tomobil kierowany przez Charlesa
| Musinowa, 1928 North LeaVitt ul.,
zmari W szpitalu Siostr N~azaretanek
z ran. Musinow. bedac chwilowo OBJ
darzony wolnoscia, zosta& ponownie
aresztowany. Zmariego chiopca ro-
dzice. gam. pnr. 1904 Wade ulicy.
u 81 q
Onegdaj rozstala sic z tym swia-
tenn s. p. Elzbieta Dymek, jedna
najstarszych osadniczek Kantowa
czlonkini kilku towarzystw. Diuga
ciezka choroba przerwa&a jej zywot
doczesny. Pozostawia pc sobie trzech
syn6w 1 c6rke. Blizsze ~szczegoiy W
neurology.
Tow. .. n. ,,Zorza Wolnosci', gr'
5SS z. n. P, urzsdza WI najbllzsza
niedziele, dnia 1880 b. m, wieczor-
/ nice z przekaskami i kawa, W sail
Puiaskiego, PREY So. Ashland ave.
1Stej nj. w~ieczornica ia u~rzadzona
bedzie W celu agitacyjnym, majaca
ma celu zwerbowanie nowych czion-
kin do powyzszego grona.
= QG -
Tow. ,,Mloda Polska", wystawi "
Dniu Dziekczynienia sztuke p. t,
,Edukacya Bronki'. Do t~owarzystWa
tego naleay miodziezy bez liku, chet-
nych do piracy; spodziewae sic male,
zy, re z zadania swego wywiaza sic
z chwaia.
O 81 q
Z{odzieje futer wdarli sic wczoraj
do skiadu E. Muszyny, krawca, lam
pnr, 134S East Anna III, zabiera-
| lac towaru wartoSci $500. Policya
~zostala powiadomiona natychmiast,
ma slad jednak bandytow wpaSt ia
kos ME mo5e.
Zrane 2 wielu udatnych wyste,
now i k%oncert6w Towarzystwo Spie'
wu Panien ,,Jutrzenka" wystawia "
dwudziesta ~rocznice swego zaiozenia
operetke pod tytuiem ,,Japo6skie
Dziewcze". Przedstawienie odbedzif
sic W niedziele. d. 2Sgo listopada, "
sail Schoenhofena, rog Milwaukee
! Ashland ayes. Poczatek o godzinit
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12

1880 wieczorem. w skiad komitetu
wchodza PIP. +. Ball, W. Dombrow-
ska / NJ. Solder. Sekretarka tego
Towarzystwa jest parma Janina Sci
dler. Pc przedstawieniu odbedzie sic
zabawa towarzyska, a re ,,Jutrzen-
XII znane So re swej serdecznej 60
scinnoSci, zapowiada sic n jak mai
lepiej. Zreszta Towarzystwo to Ia
sluguje sobie W zupeInoSci ma to, ably
ma sw6j dwudziestoletni jubileuss
doswiadczylo jak najwiecej doWodow
zyczliwosci i poparcia re strouy mleJ
scowej Polonii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-12

Grono 5yczliwych przyjacioiek pan
ny Anastazyi Polcyn, c6rki PAM Mi
chaliny Polcyn, zam. pnr. 2015 st.
Paul ave-, urzadzily jej z okazyi "a
mazp6jScia tax zwany Linen sho-
wer". Uczestniczyly ~nastepujace pa
nienkA: H. Bielaws, H. Sojka, X.
Zielihska, A. Hansen, A. Poicyn, M.
Polcyn, M. E1wart, A. Duckiewicz.
panic: X. Jankowska, Gontarek, j.
Warch. Parma Polcyn wstepuje W
zwiazek malzenski z p. Michafem
Wesoiowskim. synem PAM Magdale-
ny Wesolek, Fam pnr. 1911 Augusta
ul., W srode, dnia 26go b. M, o 60
dzinie 4ej p~opo1udniu, W koscieie p
W. Sw. StanisIawa KoStki.
Ubiegiej niedzieli, odbyiy sic Ia
reczyny panny zofii Druszcz' z pa
mem Janem Polcyn. NazaJutrz zaS'
przyjaciolki panny Druszcz, sprawl
iy jej niespodzianke zWana SHOWER
Party, podczas kt6rej otrzymaia
mn6stwo ~okaza&ych podRrunkoW, a
mianowicie cd: Maryi Cichoh, Anto-
niny Cichon, Anieli Zygmuntowskiej,
Julianny Warzechy. Katarzyny wa
rzechy. Any Baran, Amy okRosz'
Katarzyny Czubak, Antoniny C5ubak'
Maryf Babicz, Heleny Poicyn, FLO
rentyny Polcyn. Amy zygmuntow-
skiei i Rozalii Druszcz. Stub ich Cd
| bdezie sic 23go b. m. W kosciele p.
W. sw. Stanisiawa Kostki. p folcyn
niedawno powr6cil re siu5by wo]sko-
wei z armiI Stan6w Djednoczonych'
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06
DEVELOPMENT

The Mississippi valley the fertile in the world and the
system OF natural waterways which contains unique If it
mad been otherwise would probably developed the valleys
natural advantages completely We have felt the
need OF suppementng natures generosity by constructing nav
able canals and providing artificial irrigation is only when men
feel handicapped that they make the they have
BY using their rivers and connecting them with waterways
40000000O Chinese have managed without railroads By
canal systems the Europeans have made very of the
Rhine, Danube Rhone and Loire We blessed by
nature than they and for that very we did not feel
great impulse to enchance by auence
opportunity and resource which found waiting us.
This not plea the citizens Nogaes to light lanterns
and row about with microscopes looking chance to
enlarge something in this locality But it is fact that the
opuence of spendous often acts
sopofc, rather than at this time when work
for dsbanded vital only prosperity but the
stability of civic institutions have excuse than for
permitting anywhere rock to remain rock if it made
into garden.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06
THE KNOCKING WIFE

wfes not worth the sock she's knitting, she lacks al
dignity and charm, who around the town admitting he
husband is fase alarm But yesterday heard lady
planning Of her welded sate she beneath tree shady
and rallied and rubed at her fate She sad as when
married left my mascot in the urch picked lemon when
carried my veil and bridal wreath to church my luck
Greek and Latin might have had better who would have
bought silk and satn equipped with fine sedan. But
young and Fate yellow I'd only lived through eighteen
She grubes she does her hemmn she gouches
she kicks the cat it the husband drew the eonher line OF
talk proof of that The wife who's worth the she's
won't call her hub also though he is punk she still is
swearing she harvested the finest He be trng
poet worthless but she won't let the neghbo
know it, won't let the leak from her She pull out
his wkes hoary and hot farons his head but
she'd tell her friends the story she'd herself the dead
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06
EDITORIALS.
THE WISH THAT FATHERED 4 THo11cHr


There those who express fear that the trend of infer
national events is leading friction between America and British
Empire ~7T 800
Those who this fear do really feel it. Thev are
really arad that there will When thew mention if
IN tones OF assumed apprehension they are really suggesting
trying to foment it. is simply the latest form of pro
Germansm.
is not fear It is dying hope There is too much that is
AngSaxon among the fundamentals this country for such
aspiration to materiaize
The very khaki that soldiers follows the color
adopted for the uniform of the British army The whole system
OF jurisprudence that guides legal institutions is founded on
Blackstone. :.
nuences In our social iewhat they? The S. The
Salvation Army The Y. M A., many others Where do
they from?
The Salvation Army founded in London and has its
headquarters there The Y M A. to birth in the
CITY, and directed herem throughout world And as for
the F. c. Awhat other civilization rose to the height of
forming society for preventing cruelty to dumb animals? The
H. s. G. A was founded in London where established
and our s. T. Z. A is its very robust eldest child
The principle of representative government was brought here
from England shortly before became reality there under
cromwell 1t suffered temporary setbacksn England under
the Stuas and here under the German king George III But
the principle VITAL and could not die lives today in equal
vigor on both hemispheres
AMI no proGerman monarchist bohevist can drive a
wedge between two nations which trace their growth to such an
origin.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06

The saloons will run until July 1st, and then t
keepers will run.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06
THE PRIVILEGED OBJECTOR

Returning American soldiers inclined be critical about
poteness with which soaed conscientious obectos
being treated And their attitude to be- in
justified.
They have heard abundany about the appreciation
with which America has viewed their herosm the face OF hard
ships too heavy for basphemy and dangers appalling Tor de-
cpon And they beginning to look for the proofs
of it.
And when they bjecos have been released
from with honorable discharge they begin to
suspect that one has been kidding them.
The question: "How shall get 'em back the farm
seems to be as the question, How shall
we keep em on the farm?
prize offered for the most contentious city
there would question the award Winnipeg would
take it. i>f 1tx! x!12lAlAAHM2i
Jess Willard tips the beam 26O pounds You would
that he must have gained had to reduce to reach
this weight.
The German populace changed its mind during the last
years It is now crying loudly for formerly howle
for war;
The cost of the war to the United States
s2 900 100000 And the money amount the least part Of
what it cost tH
The world is waiting with deep aniety for the collage
view of the treaty the financial situation and
the problems of reconstruction.
In expectation of the presidents return congress should
purchase beautiful doormat with the word welcome up
on it.
The saloons will run until July 1st and then the saloon
keepers will rum
Turkish dates may desirable for the United States but
she doesn't care for any Turkish mandates.
Japans beautiful do not prevent her being an ex
pert grabber. n 4aa<< .4--E -s44
While the fountains exist the United States will not be
entirely dry 1t will only have different wetness.
The Huns entitled to the praise of being good
losers
Would you call the airplane voyage plane sailing?
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
SELL STOCK IN TRADE

Notice is hereby given that I. C.
L. Witty, intend to sell and deliver
unto ]. c. Hayes on June 10TH, 1919
all y stock in trade now situated
at 337 Morley Avenue, in the Town of
Nogales, County of Santa Cruz, State
Of Arizona.
Witness my hand at the Town of
Nogales, County of Santa Cruz, State
of Arizona this 5th, day of June A..
D. 1919.
C. L. Witty.
State Of Arizona,
County of Santa CRUZ SIS.
This instrument was acknow-
lodged before me Notary Public in
and for the County of Santa Cruz,
State of Arizona this 5th, day of
June, A. D. 1919, by C. L. Witty
known to me to be the person whose
riame is subscribed thereto and who
acknowledged to me that he executed
tlse same for the purpose and con-
sideration therein expressed.
Witness my hand and seal of office
the day and year in this certificate
written.
| (Notarial Seal)
Leslie C. Hardy, Notary Public
My commission expires Octobe
October 81, 1921.
First Publication June 6, 1919.
Last Publication June IL, 1919.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06
u. S. CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the examin-
alton named below to be held June
7th 1919, Checkers (educational)
5000 per annum, Vacancy in Quarter
master Corps, Nogales, Arizona. APP
plication blanks and further informa-
ton may be obtained from the Local
Secretary, Board of Civil Service
Examiners, at the Post Office in this
city.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06
u. S. CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the examin-
alton for Forest and Field Clerk, to
be held June %, 1919; salary $11O0
to $500. Application blanks and
further information may be obtained
from the Local Secretary, Board OF
Civil Service Examiners, at the Post
Office in this city.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06
NOGALES, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1915

Advertising Rates Upon Application
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06

Mr.. L, A. Dunn, advertising manager
is authorized to contract for adver.
tising, subscriptions and job printing
foS The Oasis.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06

Turkish dates may be desirable for the Uni
inc doesn't care for any Turkish mandates.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06

In expectation of the presidents return congr'
purchase beautiful new doormat with the word "Wel
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06

The world is waiting with deep aniety for
aduates view of the peace treaty and the financial
e problems of reconstruction.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06
We've Got 'em

We've Got 'em
We can change the whole at
mosphere for you in 5
minutes!
Can you think of anything that
will help you through the hot
summer like the
Electric Fan
It isn't a luxury or a plea
sure - it's an Essential"
All kinds, shapes, sizes, sta
tiOnary, oscillating, at all pric-
es from $3.50 to $3.50.
Throw away the old palm leaf
get an Electric, put on your
coat and be happy.
THE RUSSELL
ELECTRIC q
MACHINE
co.
Branch of Tucson
144 Grand Avenue I
NOgales, Arizona
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-06

The Daily Morning Oasis is regis
scred in the post office at Nogales,
Arizona, for transmission through
the United States mails as second
class matter.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
[OCa| Paragraphs.

Gardens are being plowed and
gotten ready for planting.
A dance was given at Fraternal
hall Saturday night.
The annual Kootenai County Sun
day School convention is being held
in Rathdrum today.
The local Odd Fellows lodge will
hold an adjourned meeting this
evening, April 4. AL members are
urged to be present.
RehearSals are being held regularly
for the Easter cantata to be given at
the Community church on Easter
Sunday, April 20.
There is no news as to what DISPOSE
tion may be made Of The old Heiber
building. Efforts IL locate Mr.
Heiber have been without success.
hC OOuuD1 iOOhCd
over the road at the head of Hauser
lake last week. There is project
on foot to change the road from the
hill to level grade ten feet above
the lake.
The Rathdrum schools are closed
today TO permit the teachers to at
tend the Inland Empire Teachers
association meeting in Spokane.
Superintendent Swenson went To
Spokane Wednesday to attend all the
sessions.
Farmers south and sou Invest of
town, who would be benefited by the
estabisbmet Of third Il. f. D..
route from Rathdrum, are hoping
that arrangements can be made soon
to get the route started.
Committees request that the I ails
and fruit jars in which food was
taken from the gymnasium last
Friday night, be returned to Reiniger
Bros. store where the owners cSn get
them, This is suggested for con-
yenience of all parties concerned.
Glover Chapter No. 33, Order of
Eastern Star, received AN official
visit Thursday evening of last week
from Mrs. Minnie Hobbs of Mountain
Home, grand worthy matron. The
chapter elected the following officers
who will be installed April 10: Mrs.
w. J. Tucker, worthy matron; w. j.
Tucker, worthy patron; f. G. Hart,
secretary; Mrs. Laura Thompson,
treasurer.
FOR SALE-Up. to- date dairy
ranch near city of 1000. $4,000
income. Address, W ]. Williamson,
Roy SAG. Kellogg. Idaho, As -46
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04

Mrs. Julia McNetU states that her
son, Burrell, received his discharge
from the army in February. Burrell
was among those who got in too late
to see service overseas.
Miss Mollie Aldrich left yesterday
for visit with relatives in Portland,
Ore. Miss Aldrich spent the winter
in Rathdrum at the home of her
nephew, DR.. o. G. Farnsworth.
Eggs for Matching, $1.5O per
setting, Salmon Favoroles, two big
features; lst, big layer, second, stay
at home and don't bother your neigh
bors. "Moral" try them. See J. G..
Carrick at M. e, parsonage. 45-46
DR.. O. G. FarnsW orth goes today
to cry the sale at the VIM. Nave
farm, one mile west and one mile
north. of Athol. The sale includes
horses. COWS and all farm machinery
and household goods.
Chas. Meyer, son-in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs. o, w. Stone, has arrived in
America from France according to
word received. He has been ia the
aviation service.
Mrs. Cora Hay and son spent the
past week visiting her brother, Hugh
Sage, at Plains. Mont. Mr.. Sage,
who has been in charge of block
signal work at Plains, was transferred
this week TO Trout Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Delyster of
Usk, Wash, and family, were visitors
this week at the home of Mrs
Delyster's brother, Jacob Biemond
They are on their way to reside at
Silverton, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Melder of
Blanchard were Rathdrum visitors
Sunday. Mr.. Melder is one of the
commissioners of Bonner county
They were here to attend the funeral
of Geo. Beckman.
Miss Ruth Egbers received a tele
gram Tuesday announcing the arrival
of her brother, Mark, with returned
troops of the famous 91st division. at
New York from BreSt, France. He
is now at Camp Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Neustel
left last Saturday morning for Coltax,
Wash, where Mr.. NeuStel has a
position as instructor in the high
school the balance of the present
term. A party was given for them
at the home Of his parents on the eve
of their departure.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
Personal Mention.

James Roscoe and family from
Montana, have located in Rathdrum.
Frank Crater was in Rathdrum
last Saturday from his farm near
Athol.
Mrs. r. f. DYER arrived yesterday
from Spirit Lake for brief visit with
Rathdrum friends.
John Mcclellan of Eight Mile
Prairie was transactng business in
Rathdrum last Saturday.
Attorney G. L. Hoffman was over
from Wallace Saturday and Sunday
looking after property interests
Mrs. C. A. Packer of Harrison,
spent last week in Rathdrum visiting
her daughter, Miss Violet Packer.
Clark Hill arrived 10 town Satur-
day from Bremerton, having received
his discharge from the naval service.
Miss Leonore Klopf of Spirit Lake
is visiting friends 10 Rathdrum this
week
Mrs Herman Kellner and daughter,
Anna, were over from Occur d'Aleue
Sunday.
Mrs. d. D. brennan and Miss
Ernestine, drove over from Occur
d'Alene Monday for visit.
Harold Wickertsheimer was home
last week from business college IN
Spokane for vacation.
Sheriff and Mrs. t. L. Quarles
drove over from the county seat
Wednesday afternoon in their car
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie White aud
children are here from Missoula,
Mout., visiting relatives.
e. E. Reinbart and w. w. New
ruse were over from Occur d'Alene
the first of the week.
John w. Hurrell returned Friday
from Tiger, Wash where he has
been orking the past winter at log
ging.-
Dr. and Mrs. D. f. Hollist ter &C
companied S. T. O'Donnell on an
auto trip to Spokane Thursday, re-
turning 10 the afternoon.
Miss Laura Wickertsheimer was
home from Plaza, Wash, from Fri
day to Monday, when she went to
Spokane to attend the teachers
association meeting.
NJ. M. Sencenbaugh and family
have moved to Spokane, and the
farm is occupied by the new owners,
Jacob Luiten and relatives, from
Ritzville, Wash.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04

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