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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-11

Al tardo buey, que uncido a la coyunda,
Sin voluntad perezoso avanza.
iQu6 hermosa esta la haciendal Sus techumbres
Por Ell musgo silvestre acariciadas,
Dominan la heredad, la sombrean
De la arboleda las copudas ramas.
En- los pesebres, el corcel soberbio
La erin sacude con vigor plata,
Mientras los brutos, que Aranquilos pacen,
De dulce yerba con placer Sc hartan.
La erguida chimenea alza SUI mole
Con un for6n de antorchas en- la fragua,
la crencha brumosa de su' frente
La brisa de levante la desgaja.
Mas ALA del granitico coloso
Henchidas bagaceras Sc destacan,
Ell cenicero su negror asoma
Como un monton de muertas esperanZas.
Sombrio, en- La penumbra del ingenio
BORON de tinta en- pintoresca lAmfha.
Sc eleva un caser6n barraca inmunda,
Do los tristes esclavos Sc aherrojabau.
iCpanto suspiro de dolor SO encierrs,
Humedecido por cadentes lAgrimas
En- esa oscura ergassula infamante,
Balloon eterno de negreraB alnasl
iAnn queda en- pie la 1gnominiosa zelda,
Como un recuerdo de ejemplar mudanzal
icomphce triste, que ell siloncio envuelve
que parece La verguenza natal
Hoy el trabajo es librei We'd la lucha
Con que el bracero en- su labor Sc afana;
No hay latigo, nj cepo, nj cadenas,
Sino una voz quo razonando manda.
Circular por la hacienda aires de vida.
En- un febril calor esta empapada
el pan de cada dia Sc elabora
Sin ayes lastimeros sin lagrimasi
iQu6 hermoso esta Ell ingenioI va espumante
Hierve en- los tachos el Icor; blancSs
trasparentes nubes, ondulosas
En- el techo la brtsa desparrama.
Los abanicos sin cesar Sc mueven,
Y los braceros excitados, lanzan
Un aullido selvatico, que atruena,
Rneda veloz : los espacios saliva
Critic que avisa al fogonero dieSsro
Que Ell fuego atice en- la candente fraEua,
al par que siguen el hcor batiendo, ~
De fondo a fondo arrojan La cachaza.
En- los hornos la llama Sc revuelve
mordiendo el forraje, lucha. Drama, Il
Ell peon que la aviva, ora blasfema, Il
Silba sutil destemplado cantS +
Los ebolos lustrosos, en- los subos ~
Entran y salem con precisa marcia, r
las ruedas en- ritmico aparejo, N
Sc agitan convulsivas Sc engranan n
Ell monstruo ruje borbotando espuma,
Ell domador cuidoso al yer su rabta,
Tiende los frenos, la fiera grita,
vocinglera su vapor descarga. ,t
Marcanle punto al delicioso nectar
Con La cal viva que la cierra entraHa,
Surgiendo presto Ia dulcinea arista
Que Ell aire en- las artesas abriIIanta
icuan grato aroma en- ell ambiente onduiaR
iTenaz perfume, que Ell pulm6n ensancha,
en- alas de la brisa Sc difunde
por los eampos peregrina vagal
iLos que no habeis probado Ell Saramelo,
Nj aspirado ell aroma de La hornana,
Nj bebido el guarapo deleitoso,
Ni~mordido Ell canuto de La cana;
Ignorafs el placer de la vendimfa
De un ingenio en- la TERRA borincana.
Tan gaso cual la siega de los tr1gOs,
de la viia la cosecha ansiadal
Core Ell tempo veloz en- la moIienda,
jamas Sc suspende la labranzs;
Que Ell reposo Sc nezc1a Ia faiga
De preparar La ventdera zafra.
Cayetano COLL r TosTR
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-12-24
DETROIT QUOTATIONS
Grain and Feed

WHEAT-Cash No. red. S1.96; De-
No. white and No. mixed, 4Sl.s4.
CORN-New No 2 yellow, soc; new No.
oATs-Cash No. white, So 1-2c; No.
8 white, Sic; No. 4 white 4sc.
RYE-Cash No. 2, $1.56.
BEANS-Immediate and prompt ship
sEEDs-Prime red clover. sl2; Febru-
airy, $l2,26; alsike, sl6.75; rye, $3.50.
FEED-Bran, $50; standard middlings,
SAL; coarse cornmeal. $34; chop. s34 per
HAY-No. 1 timothy, ,2s@27; Standard,
S sfsgas Sg at % No s ssSS2s mixed ks s
"a: No. 1 clover. $22@2a; rye straw, sl45O
Q16; wheat and oat straw, $13.5o@14 per
ton In CARROTS.
FLoUR-Fancy spring wheat patents,
$3.50; winter wheat straights. 80 per Dbl.
Live Stock and Poultry
CATTLE-Best heavy steers. $500
IL; best handy weight butcher steers, IS
gSIs5; mixed nike steers and heifers os7@5.So;;
butchers, $4@5.25; best cows, s6.50@7:
Gamers. ss@3.25; best heavy bulls. SIS
H@425: feeders, s7@7.5O; stockers, $3.50
@s25; Mixers and springers, s459S0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Best lambs,
s1150Q12; fair lambs, $9@10; light to
common lambs. s4d7.5O; yearlings, S66
8; fair to good sheep, s4@450; culls and
common, s1.50Q2.50.
HOGS-Mixed grades. 50; pigs, So 40:
roughs, $50: stays, $3.50; boars. IS.
CALVES-Best, 1904 culls. SOIL;
heavy, s4.50Q750.
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens
large, colored, 24625c; Leghorns, spring,
20c: hens, four pound and up, 24c: small
hens, 1Sc; old ROSTERS. 1Sc; ducks, 32G
33c; geese, 24c. turkeys, seven pounds
and over, 42@43c per Id.
Butter and Eggs
BUTTER-Fresh creamery 40@45c per
10.
EGGs-Fresh candled. 7o@7sc; storage.
$4,000 per don
Farm and Garden
APPLES-Michigan, 31@1.25 per bu;
fancy, s1.50@1.75 per bu; western, s3.25@
CABBAGE-sO@75 per blu.
OTATOES-Michigan, s2.50@2.75 per
150-lb sack.
DRESSED HOGS - Light l2Q13c;
heavy, 10Q11c per Id.
DRESSED CALVES-Choice, 17Q1sc;
medium. 14Q 15c; large coarse, s@l0c per
pound
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-12-24
Splendid Specimens Of Jade.

A Chinese custom is TO place piece
of jade in the mouth Of a person on
his death. The Metropolitan Museum
of Art in New York contains fine col
lection OF specimens of jade from Chi
collection of jades there is a large
bowl on which family of >lapidaries
in the employ of emperors Of Delhi
were engaged in engraving for three
generations. II is priceless.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-12-24
Ask Recall Of Lynn Mayor.

Lynn, neutrality-suspicious. Of
$1,000 shoe Workers In this city unan-
imously voted to circulate petitions
asking the recall Of Mayor Walter II.
Dreamer for alleged "autocratic rule"
and usurpation of powers. The atti-
tude OF the mayor toward picketing
az the factory of futile, Jones e
Company, where open shop employ
ment was offered and all statements
by him mentioning union leaders were
given as the reasons for the actions
taken.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-12-24
Cement Impaired by Ace.

In a test Of the effects Of age on
cement. keeping more than wear
seemed to cause impairment. and &C.
ment that had been stored more than
two years showed about the same
strength as fresh cement only when
the sand and gravel in Il concrete mix
ture were reduced about % per cent.
Mixing the old cement Win rer
cent calcium chloride solution ins cad
OF wafer greatly increased the strength
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-12-24
Growth of Brazil Nuts

The Brazil nuts are contained In a
round. woody pencarp. or seed vessel.
almost the size of a mans head. with
I'm which there are many of the seeds
or nuts. These are packed so closely
that IL would be quite Impossible 10
replace them once they were removed.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-12-24

Prolific Egg Producer.
An oyster produces 100000 eggs an
nually, but of these only 400 or less
reach maturity.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-12-24

Monroe-Game Warden Ireland
was ordered in court to return to the
Offices of Attorney Miligan, of Detroit.
the shotgun taken by him from Thorn
as A. Fuller, Ethel Dix and six others
while they were hunting in the marsh
es near Monroe, October 80, claiming
they were hunting after sunset. He
did not arrest the party, merely con-
fiscating the guns.
Grand Rapids-A Grand Rapids
conscientious thief has convinced Ste
phen Nowak of the value of banks.
The burglar stole $1,000 hidden in
Nowak's home because Nowak didn't
believe In banks. Twenty-four hours
later the thief wrapped the money
in a newspaper and placed 1t on the
porch where Nowak stumbled over II
as he left his house.
Bessemer-George Brewer, s, oldest
mining captan on the Gogebic range
and prominent Mason In the upper pc
ninsula, died suddenly Of heart failure
at the court house here, when answer
ing a summons to appear as a tails
man in the James Griller murder case.
Out OF respect to Mr.. Brewer, court
was adjourned for the day. Mr..
Brewer was born in England and is
survived by widow, two sons and
a daughter In 1885 he opened the
Aurora mine, and has been prominent
in upper peninsula mining circles
since.
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-13
To ReOrganize eco. f"

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The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-13
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

superior l-inch space drill. good as ncw !:
Ju,t ,owed two crops. has never been wet you
can SOW anything from corn to timothy seed
you can sow or inches apart, or you can
use it rs disc This is a wonderful piece Of
machinery spring tooth harrow iron beam
No. 503 Syracuse pillow, No. TO Oliver plow
in good shape, with disc riding corn cultiva-
tor, walking cultvator, pulvcriacr. Deering
5-ft cut moving machine good shape, potato
planter, Evans Corn King manure sprcader
hay loader ard side delivery rake, in good
shape
WAGONS One buggy. sleigh and bells. .
horse wagon, 4-horsc wagon. broad tread !:
milk wagon.
MISCELLANEOUS Hay ,kids. hay fork
so IT, of rope. blocks. wire strctchcr forks.
hoes shovcIs rake, pick. > moving scythes
complete pair iron sprcadcrs. Sinrlc-trees
post hole digger POO locust posts. ready for
use l50 bushels corn. spray pump. pair hedge
trlmmers. new cJttinr box, whccbarrov.
grindstonc and other articles too numerous to
mention. Sale at - noon. when terms will
be made known by
T. y HITE.
Hindman, auct
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-13
Stock Quail Are Here

On Thursday morning the Cecil
County Game Protective Association
received a consignment of about 300
quail from Texas, for stocking pur-
poses.
Already quite a number of the birds
have been placed in the hands of dis
tributors by Joshua Clayton, Esq, the
Secretary of the Association. 1t is
desired that the birds be distributed
as promptly as possible and to the
best advantage
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-13
LOCAL jOTTENGS


he students OF North East school
VAL hold a bake in Harry Simpers
store room, Main street ON Saturday,
M"r-n 20, from ] p. M. until 3 p. m.
htcad. rolls, PIES. "aNc- and candy,
'.'" tor sale.
Under the auspices of the QupenE-
thrr Circle. Rev. Frank Hrr>on. a ma
tive of Ireland now the pastor Of
Newark VI. f. Church will deliver his
lecture ON "Irolund" Narrn rs Tues
day evening. at $ o'clock. I'm the lee
trc room Of the Elktou II. l.. Church
A vocal and instrumental program
win also be rendered Iv The E.Etor
Orchestra. Queen E-thc. Circle and fl
,oloie, from WimIngtu.. De. Silver
Offering ar the door The public f.
cordially invited.
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ro..I!,1 ;nn IN. nhv.ir,r a.5 r,a.t,l
examinations ot rb;tJrar in hi.
ronnt,.
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farm near EIkton, the residence of
the ate Caroline Is. Price. was sold
Az i "N'Iy 2"'e Ior r,,I Jn' neir' OF 'he
House door on Saturday morning The
gropcrty was bought hv Frank Corri-
dean. Of EIk,op. for S14O0
About o'clock ON FRIDAY night
during the blizzard storm The fire
gong sounded for a bIa2c moan. thp REQ
Mill crossing Tho tirrmen ra.nopdod
promptly and found that thr bIaze
was from a chimney of the Phmmcr
proprrtv. tenanted nv tbn Clayton
family. which was controlled viii ill.,
tie N, no damapo
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-13
Is Cows

Fresh and sprinErrs Guernsey Ball years.
PIGS Poland China brood sow. vil furrow
in April Shout> weight loo lbs
POULTRY 100 laying hens part of them
purr -t"ck r. l. Reds also some fine cocker
IL. .LM-,.n lmclh.Ltmr-
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-13

y
term Of Court closed with Thursday,
Of last week.
Friday.
FRIDAY mor1ir,. tbn CoI,., ,..,IIoJ III,
.as.. Of Stat. w ,,uorur Eoy,n,. raI,
oroa rharpnt ,yitb lfa,Iin,, ,,,,a,.
and cnrrks fr,r Hrr,,. N uiIWN;.
! EIlton sore. Bowsor faiIoJ f. ,",,., an"n,,.
james RrayyonJ rn,arDJ his L,,'Jj, La,NJ.
man and G.orbrr-in-I,r .tatod .h.,
he haI left town oy~r"i"ht 0r E.;J.,,. ,i.,',
R,y-sr. hayirr fq;Iod f. ,,n,n,,. 90. 'o''' 49,,
swri tho C,.irI,,. ,a,II ~, nln,ti"n " a..
S.a,n'. Attnrrc,. H. hair Io,i,,.l ,,''
| forr,itcd but - rr.nif, ~ f,rroit',r,
was granted gntiI ,ba Sontonbo,, ts'.n,
ON motion If Mr (IrGnJImnrb HI. ~,
royr.rJ to prayyn,d his hand.,,'',, ','
The Court rryt hrarJ t,.tin,an,, ar
Reginald " N1IvoIth ~ ~ bi:' ~
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The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-13
Saturday.

Marion Elville, charged with bas-
tardy, was tried and found guilty by
a jury. He gave bond to pay $6
monthly for the child's maintenance
for twelve years and $15 to the nurse
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-13
RECENT DEATHS

nEEEkIE NEATAg
MLalNI Dk HIEN
oo
William Forbes Adams.
Rishon William Eo.ha. ,,I.,,,.
,vbo.. t..tI ~, .r:I.,. -,
chronial,d IN Inst waHL,. WIZ W.bt'i:- ,,.".. wa.
buried ON (JorJay .gftarmoo,, - ~
ton, Mo-, where for so many years he
hau h''dr ms residence.
Ri'I'P .t"ah., Vas norm III ireland
IN Io'"' ms I@'"'F removing TO TINS
country = Le" wears later. ne sol
.IrSJ ..I,rSJ S'"'''q "a" ana was "dmItted Il"
th' h"r. L'' SnoTtiy thereafter he
peSah 10 STUDY ''" the ministry and
"&I "I".''. e." 3" '".'Sl IN IN"O
ne was ,C.'''o' rs ils1op %, lhr
'+"s''' '"'.oh IN 1851 anl ms
long $Ha Suc'gN>'u TIL administration
maze mn "'ariE known and greatly
Dr.V1ed ,1 J'Lg1tno't inc Eastern shore
III ''"' : al q d. .,i'' ""''S.
MIS- margaret >. McOauicy. Elk
t"r o.d',J fe~i"'hI, aird al her nome
on East nam Nlfeei' at 4:IO O'Clock
wednesday morniHg. I'M the 9ith year
OF her age. IN" was daughter of
panieI ana Rachael Beard Mr,auicy,
ana was oorn at Leeds, October -,
10. hel SISTER, the late Mrs Frank
"'''''IS, VI r'N1'' d'y" HeI'I". weeks
Her rmra,.ai 1..s 'i MIA -, "T5 L..,.,. ..,
2.2O n m ,,;.L ...,.,,;c,. .,+ L.,, E,,,,..,
and fr+or,,a,,, .r Fn.,nr Pro.S,.,.~,a,, '''',
romrto,,,
Mrs. Louisa J. jeunes~.
Mrs Louisa !. Jcuuoss. widow Of
Samuel Jcnrcss OF Wrs, Nuttnrham.
dled Wednesday of last week az the
nome nome! oi H1f oa"%h''F, Mr.. h,l"aoelh
N''oNe,, i0 '"c+le,' ia" Ih inr >oth
Sc"L "I ''gT age. Ni'e "4~ dau@hter
OF same I1 ~, i nov. 2S0H, Iifee GIau%h-
y',I. .',' ~ ''l.'a,', NII, s., ANNE ES"n'
pc'n II 1l '''eN'''. NJ. VI, E'ea,of Moore
Wrs 3r1r V.,r'.- W,rsl,, s,.', 'H''" " 'S'''
Iuucra. services were held on Fri
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-13
Mrs. Everett Russell.

Mrs. Give Russell, wife of Everett
Russell, of North East, died at her
home in that town on Friday, of pneu-
monia, which developed after an at
tack of measles. She left FOUR small
children.
The evening herald., 1920-08-31
Railroads To Begin
Operating On Own
Resources Tonight

WASHINGTON. Aug 9i.-Rail-
roads-of the country win begin opera :
tion on their own resources tonight
after having cost the government ap-
proximately 500. 900. 900 monthly for
the six months In which their earnings
were guaranteed by the trapaporta-
ton act. The carriers will be allowed
further aid from the government only
through loans frc'l revolving funds.
Earnings OF the roads will fall about
S600, 600. 900 below their standard re-
turn for the period since March l.,
according to estimates by the bureau
OF railway economies. Fewer than
half score Of lines have produced
revenue sufficient to equal actual OPP
Grating expenses. which does not In
ciude the fixed charges of interest
taxes and dividends. Definite figures
on the cost to the government OF the
earnings guaranteed by the transport
tatlon act will not be known for
several months
The evening herald., 1920-08-31
State Capitol News
DISEASES N STATE
SHOW A SLUMP
II Cases of Diphtheria
Are Scattered Over
Eleven Counties.

SANTA ,FE, N. NJ, Aug ai.--Com-
munlcnble diseases reported for last
week. are under normal, notwtthstnnd
Ing 40 cases OF tuberculosis. mainly
from the government hospital In
Grant county. and IL cases OF dlph-
theria scattered over eight couniies
The total number OF communicable
diseases shown In the bulletsn issued
bv the state department OF health ls
~. They are distributed as follow:
Chancroid; Rio Ar1iba /. Santa Fe
I, total 2
Chlckenpox. chaves =.
Diphtheria: Bernaiillo /. colfax ! 4.
Dona Ana l. Eddy I, Rio Arriba l,
San Miguel 4. Torrance /. Union !.
total II.
German measles. colfax /,
Gonorrhen: Colfax I.
Malaria: Rio Arriba Q.
Measles: Santa Fe I.
Mumps; ColfaN Z. Eddy :, total G.
Pneumonia: Colfax 2.
Smallpox: Rio Arr-iba 1.
syphilis; Coltax /.
Tuberculosis; Bernalillo ., Colfax 2,
Grant ~, Luna ]. Santa Fe /, to.
tai SO.
Typhoid fever; coifax 3, Guadalupe
/. Lincoln /. total 6.
Whooping cough; Chayes /, Colfax
1, Mora !. total 8.
New Power Firm.
The Power Manufacturing COM
pany. OF Marion. Ohio. has filed It's
charter with the State corporation
commission. and will maintain an Of
fice In New Mexico. This office will
he in Roswell, In charge of II. r..
Fairbanks, rcsidertt agent The
company's capital stock Is s225,0OO,
all of which has been subscribed The
purposes of dhe organization are to
engage In the manufacture, purchase
and sale OF engines, gus producers
and gas plants.
To Let Hotel Contract.
The Santa Fe Builders corporation
is now advertising for bids, nd on
September Is will award the contract
FOR the construction OF the new hotel,
which In to cost approximately $780,
600. The hotel will be built almost
entirely with Santa Fe capital, which
was subscribed eight months ago. The
structure will be In the old-new Santa
The evening herald., 1920-08-31

THE HERALD WANT AID PAGE
has classification for every purpose
ana results for those who use them.
The evening herald., 1920-08-31
THIS WILL ASToNISH
ALBUQUERQUE PEOPLE

The quick action Of simple witch
hazel. camphor. hydrastis. etc. as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. will sur
prise Albuquerque people. One girl
with weak, strained eyes was helped
BY u single application. Her mother
could hardly sew or read because OF
eye pains. In one week shc TOO was
benefited. We guarantee IA small bot
tie OF Lavoptik to help ANY CASE
weak, strained or infidmed eyes. AL
uminum eye cup FEEE.-AlvaradO
Pharmacy, list. and Gold
The evening herald., 1920-08-31
Albuquerque Golf
Champions Going To
Las Vegas Tomorrow

Albuqucrque's champion golfers
will start leaving tomorrow morning
FOR Las Vegas where they are TO par
ticipate In the state golf champion
ship. The preliminaries are TO be
played on Saturday and the finals on
Sunday and Monday.
ThoseIto make the trip are Grover
Devine. Leo Murphy. Carl Aber. Ar
thur Prayer, Walter Disque, Albert
Simms, Roy Mcdonald. DR.. J. II. Van
Alta and Alex. McI.auren. Accord
ing TO the local fans the tournament
at the Meadow City IN to be the larg-
est affair og Its kind ever held In tho
state.
The American Legion dance tonight
at the ArnOTy-dOn't miss Il.
The evening herald., 1920-08-31

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grateful letters is that Lydia Z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has brought
health and happiness into their lives,
once burdened with pain and illness.
II has relieved women from some OF
the worst forms Of female ills, such as
displacements, inflammation, and ul.
ceratiop. Why don't you try i'll ,.
The evening herald., 1920-08-31

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Aug. 81.
Congressman NJ. II. Wolllng, OF the
First Utah district. was nominated
by reclamation democratic candidate
for Uniaed States senator at the No
vember elections by the state demo-
cratic convention hero. Congressman
Weiling win oppose Senator Reed
Smoot, rcnominatod by the republi-
cans last week. n. N. Taylor of Provo
was nominated FOR governor on the
sixth ballot.
The evening herald., 1920-08-31

n vne of artliitectuua and VIII
stand upon the site OF the old Fonda,
the hotel which marked the end OF
the old Santa Fe trail. This location
is diagonaliy across from the south
east corner OF the plaza The piot OF
ground IA something like 800 feet
square. The new federal building,
costing t30O,( 10, will stand Just
new hotel
The evening herald., 1920-08-31

nnu could not Walk
without help for
three m on I his,
caused hv female
trouble, My cousin,
who was a doctor,
told me TO take
Lydia l.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com.
pound and it helped
me greatly. Then
during the Change
Of Life / used the
same remedy. l am
The evening herald., 1920-08-31
the BEST
ON EARTH
Says Mrs. Staples of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Taunton, Mass.--'T could not cat or
sleep for six morths, had fainting spells
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

FOR RENT-two furnished rooms
for light house keeping, after May
10th. 4O2 Ann Street. Phone No.
137W. 1853
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

Rev. and Mrs. Swan Mattson ar
rived last evening from Michigan.
Clarence Halvorson visited over
Sunday with his folks at Eagle Lake.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bohn last Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Mable Nelson returned
Monday evening from trip to Min
neapolis.
Col. C. w. Burdick returned Tues
day from a few days business trip at
Minneapolis
Miss Ella Carlson spent from
Friday until Sunday, visiting with her
SISTER in Atwater.
Mrs. liver S. Benson left Satur-
day for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Oberg at Minneapo-
lis
Mrs. e. E. Lawson returned this
afternoon from Silverhill, Alabama,
where she has spent the winter since
last January.
Miss Pearl Palm arrived Mon
day from Irving where she has taught
school in District No. the past year.
A surprise was rendered Miss Palm,
before leaving Irving. She was the
recipient of sum Of money.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
FOXY GRANDPA story as a Will

FOXY GRANDPA story as a Will
mar story and interesting, read it on
May 12th.-Adv.
Paul E. Peterson and Ruth Nor
man motored to Cokato last Saturday
evening where they spent Sunday Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
ust Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Swenson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melby and child
rem of near Spicer visited Sunday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Carrie Swenson
and Alma Knock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Isaacson,
Nels Blomberg, Otto Isaacson and
Henry Isaacson of Atwater attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Bergdahl
here this afternoon
Hat SaIe-at the Hat Shop, Friday
and Saturday, May 9TH and 9th. An
assortment Of ladies' and misses hats
at $500, also chiIdren's hats in white
and coIors at $500. Mrs. Amelia
Starbeck, Pacific, Ave.-Adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
Card of Thanks

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to neighbors and other friends
for sympathy shown us in our late
bereavement, the death of our be-
loved wife and mother. Also did we
appreciate the many and beautiful
flowers.
CLAUS Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Anderson
Mrs. S. H. Johnson,
Paul Anderson.
-Alven Anderson.