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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01
A LETTER TO THE PEOPLE


 Mir. D. W. Griffith. producer of WAY DOWN EAST ot the greatest motion picture in the history of the
 In his treatment of Way Down Easty MIR. GRIFFITH HAS EVOLVED NEW ART. It combination of painting play and story tensey Iately new in the annals of theatrical history.
 This art form combining at present playing weekly THE LARGEST NUMBER OF PEOPLE EVER ATTRACTED TO A THEATRE The prce. range from 50 to $5.
 The Opening performance New was sold out at $iO seat and the N r. Herald the morning said:
 |'TT WAS WELL WORTH TEN DOLLARS SEAT" for Boston, San Francisco Los Angeles cities quickly suitable theatres and time could be secured The plain record all that NO THEATRICAL ATTRACTION EVER DREW SUCH PRAISE attracted such crowds daily theatres where Way Down East' is running, offering and also bears out the assertion of the r. Globe LAND OR SEA" '--'-'' o'' . We shall attempt describe beauties it's dramatic its overwhelming appeal but prefer to put the record before it has been and leave the
 Blythe Sherwood the MIR (.RTF, ETH HAS CREATED A NEW ART This wipes out all standards Of comparison and makes you producer has achieved.
 The special for the engagement carry scented here with the elaborate ebe shHnent that has marked its tphs in other Another important item is that THE REGULAR HOUSE SCALE OF PRICES WILL BE CHARGED FOR THE LOCAL RUN For full particulars regarding prices and vance, watch your daily newspapers:
 Way Down Eas' will be at the Park Theatre four nights and three matinees, beginning Sunday night December 5fh
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01
PERSONALS

MRS LAWRENCE CORNWALL and her mother, Mrs. Allan w. Paige of Park avenue, and sister, Mrs. J. Watker Hill of Dewey street have re- turned from New York city where they witnessed one of the popular Broadway productions and enjoyed a shopping expedition
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT FAY of North avenue have returned from a motor trip to Troy, N. Y., where they visited friends for a few days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

MIR. AND MRS. HAMILTON SHELTON of Greenfield Hill enter tatned at a house party recently, in- clqlding guests from New York and Massachusetts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01
TO HOLD MEETING.

The regular meeting of Elias Howe Jr. Post, No. 3, c. A. R., will be held tomorrow at D. m. in their rooms, 925 Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

THE MEMBERS of the junior class of Miss Fannie Smiths Draining school will be the guests of the senior class at a theatre party at the Lyric and tea at Reads on Saturday after noon, About 35 girls will be in at tendance. The chaperones will be Miss Smith; also Miss Susan Andrews and Miss E, Louise Heyt.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

MIR AND MRS. HAL PERKINS have moved in from their cottage at Fort TrunDbull Beach and are re- siding at 51 Hough avenue in the house owned by MT. and Mrs. James F. Coulter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

Grace Rowland Of the junior class. Among those who will take part are Miss Dorothy Breen, Miss Mary Kel- ly, Miss Lillian Kiely, Miss Madelyn Farley, Miss Gertrude Tobin, also Charles Ryder, Herbert Levy, Edward Sheehan, Paul Blanchard, Raymond Gendron and Charles Tippett.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

THE SECOND meeting of tn ! chisdren of Mary Society Of St. Pc Eferss church was held on MondaI evening in the church rooms.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

THE DfNFY MOORE club will fADsd a dance at Varuna hall on Irl- day evening. A good time is prom ffzt.d
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

MRS. G, 1T. EMERY and Miss l.. l. ,+Rftcfie of 99 Fremont street, have retmrned home after spending the past few days with friends in Vest port.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

MISS J. F. CROTrY of 225- Beech wood avenue. who has been confined to her home for several days as the res11It of a recent automobile acci- dent, is now able to be out again.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

ALI, YOUNG Italian women who -4szye recently come to Bridgeport troR Italy and also cities in this ssyuntfV are invited to attend the -E,zefish classes which are now being held at the International Institute on Reach street Already 6, number of new arrivals have attended, but all are welcome
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

ANNOUNCEMENTS HAVE BEEN PERCEIVED telling of the marriage of Miss Emily Towne. daughter Of MT. end Mrs. Fred. w. Towne Of NeWafk, N A formerly of this city, and Albert
 R Teller, also of Newark, which took D.ace there recently.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

THE MANY FRIENDS of Miss Florence Peloquin of 743 1ran1stan avenue, will be pleased to hear that she is slightly improved Miss Pelo- saufn has been confined to Bridgeport hospital for the past few days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

CHESTER HEATING of Noble avenue has returned to Catholic Uni
 .yerssty, Washington, D, C. after seV- aerat days, vacation at his home here,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

THE ITALIAN Women's Council fmet this afternoon at the Internation- ssa IastitHte. Plans were made Tor sfhs donation of baskets Hiieo With sr5ot4aes and Christmas goodies to the tneedy Itaiian families of the. city. tTaais praiseworthy work is an annual affair with the society. At the
 meeting on last Wednesday, pr. Ray
 r,1r7nd Lear Of the School Hygiene IpspartHnea4, iectured the women on
 fs.e subject of contagious diseases.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

]. All. PARTICIPANTS in th' 'Bridgeport Business & Professiona
 Wonen's club rninstrels are urged t'
 be prompt in attending an importan Rehearsal this evening to be held il Columbia hall on the corner of How ard avenue and State street. at 7;o' o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

MISS LUCILLE GODFREY of Iafayette street will open her home on Friday for the regular meeting of the English Literary club. Mrs John Merwin will be the leader and will have as her topic "Christmas Book Reviews" Mrs. Louis K. Gould will read the Current Topics paper.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

.aas fine sfsiidFeR of the social cisi cf the IaterHational Institute vii rive an interesting play entitled EChFisfEnas in Many taads." Eaffi in January, the sidsF girls ef tn
 ;eiHb will present "Six SaRs OF Eae6a
 iate,v a short Piay'Rf.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

THOMAS MKEON of Grant street, has returned to his business Il 4a xxSs,on. Penn, after spending tn h~5s,5sv and weekend in this city a fine guest of his parents,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

MISS SfARGARHF EtEtE ee tile
 High school faculty, IS directing aa ienfi-siang play which viii be Eivaa ae one of the High school assemblies in f5ns near fataFe. Fhe piece was one ge{ the products ef the bettes literary work drive during the speech iIn- i1fgveHeHt campaign hela recently at
 fRe seheel, and was written by Miss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

SFIfE QBf WYE club will give se= efal and dance on December at the Iuternatioaai Institute,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
ANON MALIAS

A Ia termination del presente ano,
ocurren en- eli mundo econ6micO v BAN
carlo, cosas inesperadas. Cuando to-.
dos los informes nos hablaban de una
verdadera pl6tora de dinero en- la is
la de Cuba, Y muy particularmente en-
la Habana, surge Gle pronto aquella
crisis formidable que produjo la mo-
ratoria de los Bancos, accidente que
continGa en- condolences de haberse So
licitado nuevas pr0rrogas de esa medi-
da anormal, de haberse pedido por
ell Gobierno de los Estados Unidos, un
experto famoso' en- asuntos financieros.
Toca su turno ahora Barcelona,
con una crisis bancaria de la misma
parecida fndole, que Sc esta conju-
rando sin, peligro. gracias la inter-
venci0n op0rtuna Y patri0tica
De mnchas potencias ricas de Euro
pa Sc eareferen detalles acusadores de
malestar, como consecuencia del tras-
torno general producido por la guerra,
que ha causado alteracin enorme
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06

sidO recibida aqui con deiirant IS acla-
maciones. Una multitud enardecida,
fue al muelle invadiend0 los alrede-
dOres a esperar a la dana y ova-
ci0narla en- el mOmento del desembar-
co. LuegO la escoltaron por la Quin-
ia Avenida hasta su residencia, dam
do vivas a Irlanda independence Y
al martir de la independence irlande-
sa. La viuda del aIcalde de Cork ha
manifestadO los reporters que fue-
ron interviewarla que viene dispues
ia trabajar pOr la libertad de Ir-
landa, empehando en- clio ell iaramen-
to que presto a su difuntO esposo.
NEW YORK, diciembre 6.-Se ase-
gura que Ell Embaiador de Inglate-
IRA en- Washington, indic6 al Gobier-
mo Federal que Inglaterra veria con
|agrado que Sc tratase de reprimir la
lcampana hostil al RENO Undo que
viene haciendose sistematicamente
Ipor los enemigos de Inglaterra resi-
dentes en- los Estados Unidos, sin
que las autOridades americans hayan
(COntin1a en- la pag. a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
ode NUEsTRo sERvlcIo cABLEGRAFlco EspEcIAL)

PARIS, diciembre 6.-Despachos
recibidos de Ginebra dicen que. el
Presidente de La Delegation Argenti-
ma en- la Liga de las Naciones ha
anunciado ofcialmente que la Argen-
tina Sc retira de la Liga, alegando
que cOnsidera inltil seguir asociada,
despues de la negativa a discutirl la
eninienda del ConveniO de la Liga,
erlInierda que, a juiciO de la delega-
ci6n de la Repnblica del Plata, es de
una irnportancia esecial.
HABANA, diciembre 6.-Desphes
de cuatro amos de una enemistad per-
tsOnaI de todos conocida, reunierOnse
aver el Presidente MenOcal y el Gene
raj Gomez, en- la finca Ell Chico, del
Presidente Menocal. Ambos persona.
jes sostuvierOn una larga pIatica que
dur6 dos horas, conyersando de asun-
tos financieros. Sc asegura que el
ex-P Presiderte Gomez prometi6 q Me-
nocal que los miembrOs del Congre-
SO pertenecientes al partidO liberal
iintegraran el quorum necesariO, hoy
lunes, para tratar de las leyes fin
de resoIver el gravfsirno probIema f.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06

nanciero que preocupa hondamente
a todOs.
HABANA, diciembre 6.-La prem
sa y la opinion hacen mdltiples CO.
mentariOs con respecto al OpOrtuno
acercamiento de los sefores Menocal
" Gomez, esperanto que acaso trail
ga cOnsiderables yentaias ,dentro de
la situaci6n dificil, pues parece que
ha de cOnseguirse que renazca la cor
dialidad entire los politicos cuhanOs
que vivian muy distanciados
NEW YORK, diciembre 6.-Ha lle-
gado aqui la yiuda de Terence Mac
Swiney, Ell ex-alcalde de Cork. cuya
patetica muerte ha interesado viva.
mente al munGo. La dana que ees-
tia las severas tOcas de Ia viudez ha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06

en- los cambios internacionales, con
depreciaciones fabulosas persisten-
tes; pero en- este siquiera Sc conocen'
las causas Y Sc procura combatirlas
del mejor modo possible.
Aquf mismo en- Puerto Rico, donde
no tiene deudas ell Erario, donde los
Bancos Sc hallan plet6ricos de dinero,
acaba de surgir un amago de crisis
fulminante, aunque ficticio en- el Ban
co de Ponce (Cr6dito Y Ahorro) que
es de los de vida mas franca expe-
dita, de administrator intcligente
de s6lida sfuaci6n. Apenas Sc con-
cibe que tai cosa hubiera podido ocu-
rrir, aunque result6 c0njurada victo-
riosamente en- menos de veinte cua-
tro horas.
Todo este acusa una especie de ner-
viosidad extrafia, e incipiente en- el
mundo de los negocios, que por fortu.
ma carece ahora de verdadera grave
dad.
Esperamos y deseamos que NADIA de
este sea obstdculo para que el nuevo
ai1o empiece bajo los mejores auspi-
clos deseables para la paz, el biencs.
tar prOgreso de todos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06

Un formidable pajaro ameri-
cano, irnpuIsado por un motor
Packard de $50 caballos, aeaba
de ser yencido por tln aeropla-
no frances pequelo, agil, atre-
vido, cuyo motor solo tenfa 800
caballos de fuerza. Sc dispu-
taban la copa Gordon Bennett.
Los aviones, describiendo tres
cirdnlos de a 100 kilometres, de-
bian cubrir una distancia de
SOC. Sadi-Lecointe, el ceIebre
aviador frances, hizo Ell recorri-
do 'en / bora 6 minutes II Sc
gundos, 0 sea a una velocidad
de 271, kilometres SAT metros,
velocidad jamas alcanzada por
.un aeroplano en- circuito cerra-
do.
Sus contrincantes franceses,
ingleses Y americanos, 0 sufrie-
ron averfas en- el motor, o tuvie-
ron que retirarse antes de con-
sumar Ia dura prueba. Ell capi-
+ a. u
tan yanqui Schroeder, que pilo-
taba Ell maravilloso pajaro de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
Ell TRANsPORTE CON LOS
ESOLDADOS

Esta tarde saldratde este puer-
to para Crist6bal (Panama) Ell
transporte Logan, con Ell regimen
to No AZ de infanterfa que en-
barco aver, la una de la tarde.
Segdn calculos que hicieron las
autoridades militares creyeron
que el transporte podrla salir aver
a las seis de la tarde; pero Ilti-
ma hora notaron que Ell esplendi-
do buque tenfa que tomar algunas
toneladas de carbon.
Esta mafiana fue que Sc lie pego
al costado, la tramontana de la
compafifa del carbon.
Cr6ese que el buque podra salir
a las tres de esta tar(le.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06

$50 caballos, aterriz6 antes de
haber recorrido los 100 kilome-
tros de primera vuelta. Su apa.
ratio era, debido 4 IA potencia
del motor ri1ny veloz, sin duda
pero nlostr6se torpe, POGO d6cil
EN- los virajes.
Los peri6dicos franceses Sc
enorgullecen, con raz6n, del
triunfo de Sadi-Lecointe,. que re
presenta, no solo ell triunfo de
los photos franceses, sino tam
bien el triunfo de la industria
franccsa de aviaci6n.
El aparato que montaba Sadi-
Lecointe era frances, genuina-
mente frances desde las puntas
de las alas hasta ell ttlinno tor
milo del motor. Fue ell cons
tructor frances, Nieuport, quien
determine el tamailo y la forna
que ihabia de tener el pajaro
Yencedor. Frances, construfdo
en- los talleres de Colonibes, V
herniano de todos 10 que figura-
ron en- la gran guerra, era ell mo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
FIR AN GA
LA COPA GORDON-BENNETT

/, tor Hispano-Suizo que impulsa-
ria el avion de Sadi-L Lecointe. Z,
por 1tlimo, es tambien frances
el tecnico que calcul6 y dibujo la
helice que, haeiendose invisible,
.habrfa de. girar vertiginosa, en-
el espacio.
iY que decir de Sadi-Lecoin7
te? Iced, Iced los periodicos de
estos dfas y os quedareis un po-
co atonitos ante Ia pericia v el
arrojo de este hombre que, a
una velocidad de 270 Kilometres,
hizo vivajes temerarios, en- an
gulo recto, a pocoss metros del
suelo, produciendo escalofrfos
en- Ell p1blico queslo contempla
ba.
Como consecuencia de todo
este, como resultado de las des-
treza del aviador y de la preci-
sion del aparato, la copa del me-
cenas americana Gordon Ben
nett ha quedado definitivamente
en- poder de los franceses.
Luis dag Caneja.
Biarritz, noviembre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
|IheInSuIaT TDOGkC0nDaRy
Junta General de AcciOnistas.
CONVoCATORIA

"A las dos de la tarde del
Viernes dla 81 del mes de Di-
'ciembre del presente afo, y
en- las oficinas del MueHe de
Espig6n No. 2, tendra efecto
Ia Junta General Ordinaria
de Accionistas de The I9ssat-
lar Dock Gem i1aiay en- cum-
pliniento de- 10 que precep-
tua Ell artfculo I de los Esta-
tVtos defdicha Corporation.
Lo que Sc hace p1blico pa
ra coaocilnient0 de los inte-
resados.
San Juan, P. r., Diciem-
|bre /, 1920.
Por Ia Junta Directiva,
Felix Suafez,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
AVISO AL COMEReIO
INlPORTADOR Y EXPORTADOR

Nos place poner en- conocimento de este comercio
quela Compa1lia de Vapores VALERA ANTILLA-
NAS A que EN- breve naugurara un servicio regular
entire puertos Cubanos los de esta Isla, pondra la
carga en- Amberes Liverpool mediados del proxlmo
mesde Enero los tres buques que por ahora constltu-
MAMBI',y " ssCAYO OROMANO'' que saldran cortos
intervalos pudiendo tocar en- Londres o alg1n otro
puerto de Inglaterra 81 as 10 ameEtase la carga que
Sc ofreciese.
Sc admten proposciones para el transporte de car
ga desde los puertos Europeos haran escala estos
buques los de esta sla as1 como de aqu para Cuba
Para informes dirfjase 5s
II Luila, Murias Freiria,
Tetuan No 35, Telefono No $685. Agentes en- San Juan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
MADEIRA, VIGIL & CO.

Participan sus cIientes amigos que ha legadO.a
SUI cOnOcimentO la circulation de nOticias anOnimas
faIsas entire centela, con e fin dc Originar rasl
fOrnOs i D6rdidas en- sus negociOs EstOs an6nimOs
obedecer indudabIemente a la campafa de cOmpe-
tencia innoble que desde hace tempo emprendera un
scOmpetidOr Aunque estanOs segurOs de que el buen
iiciO de los que recibimOs est0s an0nmOs sera bas
fante para eYtar sus efectOs amamOs Ia atenci0n de
todOs para que nnguna que Sc refera
los negOcOs de esta casa sea considerable como au-
nuestr0s sOciOs,
Manuel MADEIRA, Jose MADEIRA, Jose Vigil
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
La viuda de MacSWiney ha sido aclamada de-
Erantemente en- New York

Ene e PTesidene MenOcd Ell ex PreSidente Gomez que
ueron eemigOS Cudo AMOS Sc hd Celebrado una entire
vista dc dos hordsl,d proestd de ngIdterrd ante Ia
Cdmpd1d prolrdndd que Sc yene hacienda en- los Es-
tadOS UndOS lid Argentina sc Sepdrd de la Liza de las
NdCioneS. S6gdn 10 aVisd ofiCidlmente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06

Ramey Lillian Top
ell
responsible de do collaboration La poc a
procedido dema cuales docces
10 de
auom6y behendo udad
ambas
exec los parties medi ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
Ell MERCADO DE AZUCAR

Esta ma iiana Sc ha recibido un
cable en- esta ciudad informando
que Sc han hecho ventas de azdca-
res de Puerto Rico en- New York
a $5.s1 quintal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
R E M. A 7 E
F
FL Martes 2 de Diciembre 1920
A las 10 P. M.
En- el Muelle No. 2
En- el MuelIe No. 2

% Cajas de Tabaco en- Rama.
423 Balas de Telas.
142 Sacos de Habichuelas para
AninAales. OtrOs Articulos mas.
1900 CartOnes de Cigarrillos
ainericanos marca CONSTANT
no''.
1.50O Latas de Cigarrillos anne
ricanos marca t'Riyer Side.
ISIDORO ID. DELGADO.
Willmar tribune., 1920-02-25
WILLMAR "a DASSEL IS

The local high school turned the tide
and won fast clean game from Dassel
on the Seminary floor Friday night.
The first half was very close, first one
side leading and then the other, ending
that half with a score of 1912 in fav-
or of the visitors In the second half
Wllmar's guarding was closer, Dassel
failing to find the ring
Capt. Severinson came back to his old
time accuracy, making nine field shots
besides playing more than his share of
floor work and making several sensa-
tional dr1bbles. Holt and Pelton guard
ed their men close and Dale at center
showed great improvement. For the
visitors, N. Nelson led in scoring and
Nordstrom played steady game using
good team work and a clear head. In
the last part Of the game he was severe
ly jolted and tho greatly incapacitated
continued the game Capt Anderson
the center played good floor work and
usually won the tip.
The game was remarkably clean, both
sides extending good fellowship. Only
four fouls were called during the game
those being all on the local team Will
mar has the satisfaction of knowing the
opponents regard US as clean sportsmen
the refereeing and attitude of the crowd
being good. We extend the. feeling Of
clean craftsmanship to the visitors
w lAAi11aF DaSSel
SeVer1nson' capt. LF Nordstrom
grace RF N. Nelson
Dale c. Anderson Cant
carson RG Manthei
Fe1ton LIZ Stone
Baskets: Severinson 3. Dale, Grace,
| Holt, Manthei, Nordstrom and Anderson
l, N. Nelson 3. Free shots: Nordstrom
out of 4. Fouls, personal: Pelton 2,
Dale and Carlson 1. Subs: Holt for
Carlson, A. Nelson for Nordstrom, Nord-
strom for Stone. Referee, Trebilcock,
Willmar.
A windup game was played, Freshmen
vs. Sophomores, Husky Johnson and
Maynard Lynn being too much for the
Sophomores, the Freshies winning bv a
score of IA. w. Johnson and Hubby
Sandin being the mainstays of the los
ers.
Next Friday night, Hancock comes to
W1llmar. Willmar has won by a wide
margin on the Hancock floor and ex-
| poets to annex another victory.
Willmar tribune., 1920-02-25
OLE SAND1ERG, Owner.
(KerkhoVen)


Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Gordham-
mer, a son on Thursday, January 9Th.
Mrs. John Westgaard returned from
Willmar Wednesday afternoon Of last
week. where she had visited relatives
for a few days.
Misses Ella and Irene Melin returned
to Minneapolis Wednesday noon. Miss
Elsie returned to Spicer the same day,
where she is attending school.
Leroy Osterbauer, the enine-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Osterbauer of
Woods, died Monday evening Of heart
disease. Funeral was held at Murdock
Thursday afternoon and interment made
in the Catholic cemetery there.
The fire department was called out
about $3.50 Wednesday morning to put
out blaze in the kitchen Of the Olsen
restaurant The fire was caused by a
SCOT fire but prompt action with the fire
hose put out the blaze before much
damage was done, but the kitchen was
deluged with water.
Mary Florence Melin was born at
Kerkhoven, Minn., Jan. Is, 1891. She
passed away in Minneapolis of pneu-
monia Feb 4, 1920, making her q little
more than twenty-nine years old. UP
her home with her mother in this city
with the exception. of one year, which
time she spent as maker in Atkinson's
millinery store in Minneapolis. The
past two years she and her sister, Ella
have been employed with the Strutweal
Knitting Company.-Kerkhoven Banner
Willmar tribune., 1920-02-25
LAKE ANDREW

Feb. 23-The school in district 104
will open March 1st, with Miss Rhoda
Hanson as teacher.
Bennie Rustad had the misfortune
of breaking one of his arms, both
bones near the wrist at the operation
OF wood saw. He is at present at the
Benson Hospital in Willmar and is do.
ing as we'll as could be expected. We
wish for him a speedy and complete
recovery.
G. e. Mikkelson's sale last Frfdav
was success. Mr.. and Mrs. Elve-
strom who has the place will move in
and the Mikkelson family will move in
to the Gordhamer building left vacant
by Elvestroms.
Mrs. G: Stene left last Sunday for a
visit with her daughter and family,
Mrs. Ludwig Fossum.
Harold Bolstad and Edwin Skaale-
rud spent last Sunday afternoon and
evening at G. Stene's.
Miss Cora Bendekson entertained
some of her young friends last Sun
day afternoon.
Harvin Christensen of the Red Wing
Seminary spent his "flu' vacation at
his home and called at G. Stene's last
Friday leaving for school again today.
Thorn Kvamso and Elmer Nelson
while in Willmar last week went thru
the factory of the Minnesota Imple-
ment Company and did not go home
before they planked down the cash for
one of the spreaders. Those boys
know good thing when they sec It.