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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

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hospitality of her home to the Tues
day club this week
Mrs. Ernest Morris is expected home
Thursday from n visit of several
months in eastern cities.
The Friday club will be entertained
by Mrs. Berthold Flesher this week.
The marriage of Miss Dora Toffler.
daughter of Mrs. Sadie Toffler TO
Max Myer of Greeley was solemnized
Monday at o'clock. The young
couple will make their future home in
Greeley.
A group OF fifteen yOung girls en-
joyed a delightful luncheon saturday
given by Estelle Adelman. compliment
tary to Maxine Stra,ls of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wolf of TT.
Smith. Ark, are visitors in the city.
located at the Argonaut Hotel.
Mrs. A. Y. Solomon has returned
from an extended eastern visit and IS
staying Mt 1862 Race street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller. of 2449
Race street. will receive their friends.
Sunday, May 30. in honor of the con-
firmation of their daughter. Sarah.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Meyer will be
at home to their friends. Sunday. May
30. in honor of. the confirmation of
their son, Donald.
Mrs. Joseph Sigmnnd returned We'd
nesday from n visit with her sister
in New Orleans.
Mrs. Henry Schwartz and son.
Philip. left Tuesday for an extended
visit in Los Angeles. where they Will
join their mother and grandmother.
Mrs. Anna Kohn.
Mrs. VIM. s. Friedman extended the
hospitality of her home to the Tues
day club this week.
The many friends of Mrs. J. Saro-
hnick will be pleased to hear that she
is making splendid recovery. after
the operation she underwent ut st.
Ioseph's Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ehrlich left Sun
day on an eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Harris and
T., pnrl,pnn 4 la.
moSa. will receive their friends, sun
day. May %, at the Harris home. 164'
Vine street. in honor of the confirma
ton of their children. Miriam Harris
and Max Buchanan. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cohen will he at
| home to their Intends. Sunday. May
23. in honor of the confirma ton of their
son. Alvin.
| Mrs. Emil Click of De Funieck
| Springs. Fla. is the guest of her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Porges.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Knight. 1908 Fill
more. will receive. Sunday. May 30. in
honor of the confirmation of their
daughter. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DunievitZ announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Jennie to Harry Golden of Manitowoc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Buchanan of
| kIamOsa. Colo, have arrived in the
city to attend the confirmation eNer-
cises at Temple Emanuel Sunday.
where their young son, Max. jr.. is
| one of the cOnfirmants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund POrges. 2129
| T.. 10th will be at home TO their
friends. Sunday. May %. in honor of
the confirmation of their daughter,
| Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Marvany left
Sunday for New York Cit. where they
will. make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max r. Goldberg. 1896
steele. will receive Sunday. May 30.
in honor of the confirmation of their
daughter. Dorothy.
MRS. PURVIN OF CHICAGO HON
ORED BY LOCAL CLUBS.
Mrs. Moses l.. Purvin has been elect.
ed to the Board of Directors of the
Woman's City Club, an organization
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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

Mrs. Samuel Jaffa has returned I"
Denver after four months visit IN
Los Angeles with her daughter, Mrs.
Nj. |. Gump.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

Mrs. Ernest Morris is expected home
Thursday from n visit of several
months in eastern cities.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19
Want Advertisements.

WANTED--Alteratio man on Mems
clothing and Ladies' Ready to Wear;
prefer man who can help sell on
floor. Box II. Jewish News.
$lG2. has been mentioned for Jewish
War Relief fund. On sole cheap by pur
chaser for same fund. Apply TO Rabbi
ialpeIn, 27S1 W. Colfax Ave.
zIGMOND's CArIT0L HILL HOUSES.
Vine near Goth Ave. s rooms. $1,000.
Clayton near 18th Ave-. rooms, $1,000.
Corona near 18th Ave, s rooms. $1,000.
Clayton near 14th Ave. @ rooms, $1,000.
Monroe near 9th Ave. : rooms. 81 200.
Downing near 10th Ave. Z rooms, $1,000.
Vine near 18th Ave. q rooms, s5.1aO.
Fillmore near 10th Ave. . room cottage.
$1,000.
Fillmore near 10th Ave. double house.
. rooms each. 81 600
LAFAYETTE, near 9th Ave. rooms, a
Irving Place near Broadway, rooms.
Dahlia near 23rd, rooms, strictly mo-
uerh, full basement. double Garage, $500.
Forest near 18th, . rooms, sleeping porch.
garage, SG,7JO.
Fairfax near Colfax. . rooms. sleeping
porch, ruiz finished basement, 5000.
Dahlia near 18th. rooms, strictly mo-
dern. $500.
Race near 2Gth Ave, rooms. bricked in
sleeping porch. +. b. garage, shade,
lawn, $4,000
Monroe near Colfax. new Bungalow.
. rooms. $3.50.
Milwaukee near 10Th. rooms, garage.
$500.
have many other good buys, come in
AMI let me sell You n home. I know
values. - years doing business in Den
Yer! "PROuD OF MY RECORD"
J. LlGMOND. 5Oi QUINCY BLDG.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19
THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS

Mrs. VIM. S. Friedman extended the
hospitality of her home to the Tues
day club this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. sam ISaacson. of 2S:'''
Humboldt. will receive Sunday. May
80 from . TO : p. m. i'm honor of the
confirmation of their daughter, Freda
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

The Friday club will be entertained
by Mrs. Berthold Flesher this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Levitan nav
moved into their new apartment
1920 f. 10Th avenue.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg were
the hosts of dinner and tncater parry.
given in honor of the seventeenth wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. =
FcIdesman, and their daughter, Clara's
fourteenth birthday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

WANTED--Alterati man on Mems
clothing and Ladies' Ready to Wear I;
prefer man who can help sell on
floor Box IL. Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

DEAR MIR. MAYOR
Is GIVEN OVER To MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, STILL. THERE
Is ANOTHER IMPORTANT SUBJECT THAT is WORTHY
OF YOUR ATTENTION..
1T IS THE NATTER THE AMUSEMENT WEI.
FARE OF YOUR CITY. "
HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE IN OBTAINING A FILM
PRODUCTION OF UNUSUAL MERIT. HAS so ENT-
HISED TIE PUBLIC AND CRITICS IN
THE UNITED STATES THAT 1 FEEL.
N THE CITY OF DENVER SHOULD SEE SPLEN-
DID PLAY = "
THE NAME OF THIS MOST UNUSUAL FILM is THE
CONFESSION" IT WAS WRITTEN BY AMERICAS GIFTED
AUTHOR, HAL REID.
AN UNUSUAL CAST. HEADED HENRY b. Wal.
THMI- ENACTS THE PRINCIPAL. CHARACTERS
THE CONFESSION" HAS MADE MILLIONS OF PER-
Sons iMGH AND CRY IT. HAS BROKEN RECORDS AT
KNOW THAT COULD YOU SEE THIS PLAY YOUR
THIS REMARKABLE FILM PEOPLE OF DENVER
THEREFORE,, TAKING THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
EXTENDING AN INVITATION TO YOIRSEIF AND FAM.
H. TO WITNESS THIS PLAY-AND IF THE PRODUCTION
AND STORY ARE AS CLAIM. KNOW WILL. BE
PLEASED TO ADVISE THE ENTIRE DENVER
LIKEWISE TO WITNESS THIS PLAY.
If YOU BUT KNEW OF THIS GREAT THAT
CAN BE LEARNED FROM THIS MASTERPIECE
SCREEN ANIMATION. YOU WOULD PROCLAIM
A HOLIDAY WHEN 1.-THE CONFESSION"
TOWN.
so YOU WON'T FORGET. FILL WRITE THE DATE
AND PIACE-THE WILLIAM THEATER,
SINCERELY YOURS,
LOUIS SIDNEY.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

The marriage of Miss Dora Toffler.
daughter of Mrs. Sadie Toffler to
Max Myer of Greeley was solemnized
Monday at 2 o'clock. The young
couple will make their future home in
Greeley.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

SlG2, has been Mentioned for Jewish
War Relief fund. On sole cheap by pur-
chaser for same fund. Apply to Rabbi
Iialperin. Psi W. COlfax Ave.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs Nose Miller of Oma la.
Ncb.. will be in Denver this week the
guests of their sister Mrs. George NJ
Harris. They are en- route to Cali
fornia and are stopping here to at
tend the confirmation of their niece.
Miriam Harris.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24
MccLELLAN-MARTIN.

On Wednesday, September 22nd,
2:30 p. m, for the first time in over
a decade of years, the town of Eliza
beth was honored in the event of a
church wedding at the Presbyterian
Church.
The bride. Miss Laura l.. McClel-
Ian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. l..
| "a G1eAan. is one of our best beloved
daughters, whose happiness will be
| a joy to all her friends.
Mr.. James w Martin, the groom,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Martin of
Richmond, California, is also "Our
Jimmie, one of our returned A. f.
F. boys, who has likewise endearcd
himself in the hearts of the COM
munity.
The officiating pastor was the Rev.
G. X. Powell of Colorado Springs,
formerly of this place, who has
known the bride almost from baby
hood.
The little church was beautifully
decorated. by friendly hands. A
white carpet, strewn with flowers,
extended the length of the center
aisle to the steps, above which a can
opy of Kinnakinick and flowers
formed a fitting bower for the cere-
mony Festons of Tulle and Dalhias
graced the ends of the pews, lining
the path.
Under the refined touch of Mrs.
w. w. Weller. at the piano, deli
cate Prelude announced the auspa-
cious moment, followed by the
strains of "Lohengrin' and the bri-
dal party entered. The effect was
impressive.
Two spans of white ribbon. carried
and finally held taught at each end
of the aisle by four little flower
girls, seemed to symbolic the two
spans of life now to bend as one.
The flower girls, carrying baskets
of sweepeas. advanced and took their
places. to be followed by the male
members of the party.
The Rev c. K Powell Geo. A.
Mcclellan. best man, and the groom
passed across the back of the church
and down the east aisle approaching
the canopy from that side to await
the bride.
Between the spans of ribbon the
tiny ringbearer. followed by the ma
tron of Honor, Mrs. George A. Me-
Clellan, proceeded the bride, who al
vanced to the steps, leaning on the
arm of her father.
The sweetly solemn service, the
giving of the bride. the pledge of
rings, the benediction on the kneel-
ing pair now one made an exquisite
picture.
In very simple, becoming gown of
Chiffon Clothe. over which hung the
bridal veil of Tulle, the bride was
as fair and charming as the Brides
roses carried in her hand.
The Matron Of Honor, dainty bru-
nette, in her gown OF Old Rose and
White and the tiny ring bearer ard
lovely flower girls in shining While
and Old Rose gave an effective touch
of color.
More than al, the sweet home spir-
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24
Thi. page used for Elizabe Ii
Exclusive
Elizabeth
Grade Notes.


Mr.. Van Hee is giving the cour g
OF Physical training, to his childra
that has been PINNED and worko
out by the Physical Director of Il. i
Western Division of Schools in c 4
orado. Director A. c. Krouse Ii 81
the health of the children, and e.
Van Hee is planning to carry 1t IT, u
the year.
Mr.. vanHee succeeded in fndi 3
the necessary material to construct
a roller for the tennis court, aal
we are now waiting for the ceme {
!flling to dry.
Sharon Litherland was excur
from school to attend the Boys cnit
club at Kfowa.
The school children thought Z
flower girl looked nice, last Thu
|day, after the wedding.
Elenor Jones entered school e e
first of the week
Three new pupils have enterei
Mrs. Van Hee's room making to- 81
attendance of twenty q
pupils are beginning in earnest. 81
we expect strong years work fro 1
her room.
The visiting nurse completed Il sr
work in the Intermediate room on
Monday. Many seemed to have ab-
normal tonsils; afew, bad teeth. al
two. eye trouble.
| Warren Garland was absent fre "a
school IN MondaT with a bad col I
Eda --huette . ,f!ie to Denver
soon to fs,. h.r "a /: removed.
H,n- !: lnbau absent fro,
school y dlesrry : he was :,
Denver
Florence Lund visited in the
Primary room Thursday.
Mr.. Wigen of the Lyric Lyceum of
Hutcheson, Kansas. visited the High
School Monday. concerning Lye-
cum Course, which would be han
died by thes chool. But we have
MT decided whether to carry it thru
or not.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24
TO WHOM n MAY "a CONCERN.

I Th Elizabeth Consolidated School
District No ! Of Elbert County. Col
.orado. will make payments to the
seontactos about the first OF each
month.as the work on the new schocs
house progresses and in amounts ap-
proved by the Architects.
E. IT. Evans. Secretary.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24

1t OF family love pervaded the at
mosphere. May it's influence hover
eternaly about and over the young
couple through all the years to come
per petuating the sacredness of the
hour
reception at the home of the
brides parents Immediately followed
the wedding affording opportunity
for the individual expression OF
good wishes: ~ - r -
I The flower girls-Ruth Powell; ;
Helen Pfost; Carol Pfost and Mil
dred Kruse. The Ring bearer
Gladys Coonradt
The ushers, John Hunter Reed
Carl Williams and Will Faber be-
trayed the usual amount of envy and
hope to be seen in the faces of ushers
on like occasions
The presents were numerous.
beautiful, valuable and so varied in
their collective use that they com
prise very complete Setting out. +"
Following is a list of the guests:
Mrs. Mayne Johnson of Elizabeth,
Aunt of the groom Mrs. H. C. Pat
terson of Monmouth, Illinois, Aunt of
the bride.
Messers and Mesdames Lyle Rice
| of Longmont; Bernard Gleason: C..
NJ Gleason: Fred Albin; J. ]. Kruse !;
4. r. Finnicum all of Kiowa. Carl
Elsner of Ebert. Dr. and Mrs. r.
| V. Witter and DR.. and Mrs. w. s.
Bennett and Messers and Mesdames
W. j. Pfost: F. E. Garland: Frank
Miller; W. F. Ahl; Fred Weiss: w
W. Weller; G. A. McCracken; and
James Forsyth, all of Elizabeth.
Mesdames c. X. Powell of Colo
rado Springs; j. d. Crockwell of st.
Louis: Earl Fry and Tom Williams
of Kiowa; Alice Blazer; Mamie Weld
ner; Martin Chairman; A. H. Sex
son. all of Elizabeth. Misses Alice
Smith of Denver; Eva Williams ana
Marjory Gleason of Kiowa: Ethel
Reed; Helen Kirkpatrick, and Lille
'S'ahS VI i|iiZdbCti, anu LOT
en- Gleason of Kiowa.
AS unto the bow. the codr is.
So. unto the mn, the woman.
Tho she bends him. she obeys
him,
Tho she draws him. yet she follows
Useless each, without the other.
Thus it is our daughtrs leave us.
Those we love, and those who love
us!
Comes a youth with Haunting
feathers.
With his flute of reeds,-a stranger
Wanders, piping thru the village
Beckons to the fairest maiden.
And she follows where he leads
her;
Leaving all things for the stranger"
Mrs. NJ, M. Crisler.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24
ELIZABETH NEWS.


Mrs. E. N. Marks is entertaining
a sister this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Pillod went TO
Denver and back Sunday. S.
Ernest Metzger was Denver Wis
itor Thursday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs E. N. Marks and sis
ter spent Sunday at Castle Wood
rDam.- a
Sheriff Brown of Elbert was seen
on the streets of Elizabeth Wednes
day. "a
Ernest and Henry Boston were
Denver visitors over Sunday ana
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mead of
Grand Junction are visiting at the
home of their brother, e. r. Mead.
John Rinnert and Mr.. Hampton
of Littleton were Elizabeth visitors
Wednesday and Thursday of this
, week.
Mrs. H. C. Patterson, of Mon
muoth, Illinois, is visiting at the
home of her brother. J. L. McClel-
Ian this week.
A three-night picture show was
finished here at the Town Hall
Wednesday by the McDill Electric
Show Company
Miss Allie Guy of Denver, one of
our school teachers here. two years
Iago. spent Saturday night with
friends in Elizabeth.
Mr.. Morlan. of the Morlan Metz
ger Motor Company was an out of
town visitor this week. in the inter
est of his business.
Fred Bates, a baby boy, come to
make his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. Bates of the Bijou, on
September 10th, 1920.
The seasons last dance given
at the Pavilion last Saturday night
was a big success. In the neighbor-
hood of fifty tickets were sold.
A baby girl was born, Thursday,
September 23rd, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Jones. who live on the old Del
Georgia place, six miles southeast Of
Elizabeth.
Jesse Knapp Wednesday took his
father and mother to Denver, from
which place they went to Broom
field, to visit their daughter, Mrs,
Paul Averill.
Ernest Metzger, of the Morlan-
Metzger Motor Company, left Thurs
day for Greeley. where he will at
tend a Fordson Tractor school Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Maude Rankeillor of the Eng
lish Department of the Local High
school will give a recital, and will
be assisted by Mrs W. w. Weller
and Miss Alberta Kennett. The
proceeds will be used for the benz
MT of the English and Athletic De-
partments of the school.
The News -Times-Star Journal
Endurance race from Denver to Pu-
eblo Monday was won by a Chevro-
let car. In this we. are proud to
say that we can boast of a firm here
In the name of Ahl Motor & Trac-
tor Company, who is handling this
nobby car.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24
SCHOOL NOTES
(High School Notes)

4 \A4hA 6tAioSA ANOSSSJ
The school was divided into two
new Literary Societies the first OF
the week. AS yet they haven't de-
cided on the names to be given them
The first program will be given Fri
day afternoon. October s. Every
one is cordially invited
Mics Florence Lund visited school
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Harry Doppler, our other Sem
7 ior, entered school Tuesday.
Miss Maude Rankeillor was Den
yer visitor Saturday and Sunday.
! Misses Florence Litherland and
Eunice Weiss were absent from high
school Thursday.
TO the delight of the students the
school was dismissed Friday for the
Fair Mt Kiowa.
Mrs. Fred Weiss was visitor of
lE. II. Fl. S. for short time Wednes-
lay afternoon.
The officers of the Literary socie-
les were elected as follows: Society
No l., Eva Chirnside. President
Ruth Kirkrnan, vice-president, Ar
lein Hammond, Secretary and Treas-
l.Irer, Harold Craig. Sargent-at arms,
Pauline Weiss Critic: and Roderic
jenkins, Editor
Society No. g.. Harry Doppler,
President. Alberta Kennett. Vice
President. LIE Roy Craig, Secretary
and Treasurer; Lowell Phillips, Sar-
| gent -at-arms; Maynard Chirnside,
1 Critic. and Bernice Brumbaugh Ed
itor.
Miss Pernice Brumbaugh has
charge OF the beginners class in
typewriting.
"The Review"
We are beginning on new school
year. In order that we may not
}forget they. who seemed to be such
an essential part of the school of '19
and 20, we will follow them in their
work.
Cleo Tietjens, President of the
Glass of 20, is at her home south of
own perfecting her art in cooking
and all lines of house work.
Harold Talbot is studying Civil
Engineering at Denver University
Denver. Colorado.
Florence Lund is the new school
teacher at Orsborn school,. 49,
Thelma Jenkins is attending school
at Fort Collins.
Il Werner Litherland is still faithful
to the ranch and is ut his home
south of town.
Minnie Phillips is spending hel
surplus time at the printing Office
assisting the editor.
Alice Clugy, through generous
reasons of her own. is helping on
the ranch.
Mary Weidner is a student at Paris
Business College, Denver.
j Sherma Williams is another school
teacher, for whom we hope great ac-
hievements.
Miss Ara Sanders. our loved Eng
lish teacher. is achieving another
success in Idaho.
4 Mis- Agnes Horn has received EN-
ployment as housekeeper at G. A.
McClellan's bungalow on the hill
\ Mr.. Weller is still with us, and fol
this good luck. we are very thank
lful.
- Many enthusiastic pupils report
our new teachers the best ever".v
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24

l.. f. Brumbaugh completed Tues
day at Elbert, job of plastering
Roy McCracken arrived home las.
Saturday. after a six months Stay
in Kansas. Roy came home feeling
somewhat indisposed, but is gaining
rapidly from the change of climate
Mrs. McCracken is still in Kansas,
but will come as soon as Roy can
get settled.
News of the marriage of Gilbert
F. Ahl of this city to Miss Lucy f.
Biggs of Denver, reached this Office
the first of the week. Gilbert is a
junior partner of the Ahl Motor and
Tractor Co. firm of high standing
in Ebert County. The Tribune and
Banner joins with the many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ahl, In wishing
them very prosperous journey dur
ing their married life
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24
CARD OF THANKS.

4 We wish to thank our good frien Is
and neighbors, who 80 kindly and
willingly helped, and for the beauti-
ful floral gifts, during the sad be-
reavement and death of our dear and
only son.
MIR. and Mrs. John Schroeder and
daughter.
Gale Werner of Denver has been
working for the past few weeks in
this locality.
Jas Martin arrived here Saturday
from Burlington.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24

Friday evening. October sth, Of
$500 o'clock, in the Town Hill, re
cital program will be given consis-
ting of reading by Miss Maude Nj
Rankeillor, assisted by Mrs. W. w
Weller, pianoist. and Miss Alberts
X ennet t.Syocalist. The proceeds q;
this entertainment will be used far
the promotion of the English ana
Athletic Departments of the High
School, which are in need of all as
sistance possible.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24

w. l., Potter's entertained Den
yer company Saturday and Sunday
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-24
NOTICE

NOTICE
Calls answered day OF night
Flowers ordered. Lady assistant
W. c. WHITING,
Phone Elbert 161 Undertaken
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-24

cribed will be exchanged for per-
manent bonds next month, or as
soon as the government can
print and send them out.
"Take your bonds to your
bank to have them exchanged.
Don't give them to any irres-
ponsible person in exchange for
what he tells you is a new bond
or on his promise to exchange
your bonds for you. Do it YOUR
self. Look over your bonds care
fully, so you will choose the
right ones to be exchanged. You
will find skeleton letters in large
type across the face of the bond
describing just what issue it is. !"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-24
Snow Almost Gone.

IT'S not sad saying, that
snow is almost gone " Bully
good saying, and every man
lack of us have our fingers
crossed and hammering a piece
of wood, beating Old Man Jinx
out of another winter during the
coming summer; and that is not
an untruth, insomuch that the
Big Woods region has had snow
since November. and barely any
thawing for over a hundred
days. Some say the ice is three
feet in thickness upon the lakes,
and it is not to be doubted. But
even at that, a week of the bal
my weather we are now having,
will clean up the snowdrifts in
the shade and permit the opera
ton of automobiles. The past
few days has seen few tin-hen-
rvs burning up gas at the rate of
thirty cents per. Did some one
"say spring." However, Arthur
Jackson busted the jinx this
morning by driving his car from
the resort in fortyhve minutes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-24
BUYS CAMPBELL FARM
Prize Three Lakes Farm Pur-
chased by L. Starks Last
Week Building a Chain
of Farms.

Farms for spud growing"
seems to be the slogan of the l..
Starks company of Chicago, and
at that Mr.. Starks is not going
to be the looser by any means in
his purchase and cultivation of
Oneida Villas county farms, both
improved and unimproved.
The F. S. Campbell farm,
which lies just at the outskirts
of the village of Three Lakes, was
purchased last week by Amos
Radcliffe for the L. Starks Com
pany of Chicago. And that it
was a good buy, is known by
every realty dealer and farmer in
this section. For years Mr..
Campbell has made a record
throughout this state and others
for that matter, for rich potato
crops he has harvested from its
fertile acres. His prize winnings
from the lowly spud of former
years, but now the king of all
harvested crops, has been numer-
Gus and lucrative iii the whole,
and this Starks knew when he
bargained for this cultivated
tract of land. F.. S. Campbell is
a recognized authority on pota-
to culture and croppage, and
there is no doubt but that he will
join the states agricultural
corps of potato experts, and be
one to have the glory of placing
Wisconsin foremost on the map
as a potato state. She is now
running close to Maine, the re-
nowned spud state of the Union.
The Starks company are max
ing a chain Of potato farms in
this county, in Oneida, Mari
nette and several others, and the
acreage to be cropped this seas
on is very large. Next year it
will be still greater.