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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
&organge
iut G0uutD
Qlbary.

0rl. Matbilba @erttn lit bon Win=
ueapplis, no, lie bel Ser Srau s. ..
Miler mebrere Gage gu @alte mar,
iu's glternbars 5uriidgetebrt.
Srou 6reo. Mfeisner lit in 8eglei=
tul,a ibrer Mutter, sic ith bier mebs
rere @oben bell6speiie aufbalten
miro, bon Milaca anfangs LETTER Wo-
DIE nod bier 5uridgefebrt.
gsurbert e. @erttn bat it'd Weitte
letter @ode 51 ldngerem Seiude bel
SSreunoen nod Winneapolis begeben,
Or. @eilt bon minneapolis mar
uorIesten Samltag bier III &onl1tlta=
tiun nit Or. @ation.
Ser Mlbanp @nterprile, melber
m1brenO ser leRten 5tpei Sabre BON
Seinrib 5. 8a9el beronsgegeben
m,roe, lit bieier Sage fauflib an
Seinrid 9. Sarren iibergegangen.
GILBERT @inter, melder % ange
Sabre bier elm S6mieoegeidaft be-
trieb bat oasielbe bem Sran5 &rea
bon &i6mono fduflid) %iiberlallen.
Motb. Yerne bat iein @elbaft IN
leidten @etrdnfen an Sran5 Sr1eo=
rids fduflid abgetreten. Ser aeue e1=
gentlimer bat basielbe 5rettag anees
treten.
Seinrid @rebs Don 8abpeton, ".
O., ertreute feline bier mobnenoen gl=
tern anfangs LETTER 8o6e nit Be=
JUDI.
SRI. Sulia &rafer lit nod mebrere
Sage tangent 8einde bel Srel111otn=
men in Minneapolis pieoer ins elter=
Iide Saus 5urudgefebrt.
gilbert @inter, melber an etner1
5einer &nieen I'M bieiigen Sospital
operiert pur0e, gebt ieiner pouen @e=
nelung e%ntgegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
Goen Daley.

Wilh. Soug, 1er., elmer Der meltlih
bon bier pobnenoen prominerten Sar-
mer, bot sic beoeutenoen 8erbeiierlln.
gel, an Ieinen Sarmgebanoen neolt
Sem @au elmer 1tattlihen Mobn,.11g
fertiageIteM nnb perflgt iebt Mber el-
ne ser belt eingtri6teten 6arn1en I'M
County.
Son Sent, Wa1l1., no lie als;2aoen-
oienerin Mnftea:tng batte, 1T 6ra1t-
letn Sofa @eItrom nod Saltle 6l1rl1d=
1efebrt nno tire SdmeEter 2n5la ret
tie nab breckenridge. po re in per
ssamilie Slid. M;aer Gent augetres
ten bat.
8ilbeIm Mr:lolb mad,t guten @e,
bral,d BON benz i60nen Better, IN
Sen CT geger 5malf Su6rcn 5nm Sizes.
fuhren nod Dem Ditlifea gnoe oes
: olun;hip angeltelt bot.
6rou Mnton Mabrte 1T aus Dem
Nidmono Sospital, mo lie langeres3et1
unter Gr5tlider 9eban0lung itano ,als
&efonbales5entin na6 ibrem bie1tgen
Seim entlalien morben.
Nad) ldngerem 8eiu6e ibrer IN
|5mabp, Montana, mobnenoen Sdppe.
lter lit Irau g. @nrigbt in ibren bic.
ligen 6amilienfreis 5urudgetebrt.
6ran SSobn Cannon BON Harfberg.
Gagfatfetpan, Canada, beftnoet it'd
bel bie1igen Bertpanoten uno Sre1in'
Ben al lGngerem 8e}rbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
pdoud.

SRI. 2oniie @dnetoer g0nnte fid
Sic Sreuben 6es 9anffagnngstages
BET ibren in @ben Baqep mobnenoen
Berpnn6ten.
Nn9 5tpei 8o6en langem Verbleth
beiin 81. @lon6 pobnertoen BertDano
ten lit 6ra1 6. S. &iaeen nit ibrer
IEodter Margaretba mieber oabein1
eingetroffen.
Sobn 6tudmeDer bot feline Steqe
ols bieiiger 8uttermader nieberge'
legt nro bat fib nod 8ier5 begeben,
bon mo- er nod Mabnomen, Mtnn..
gereiit lit, no er in Der 8utterfnbrtt
als 8etriebsleiter angefteM lit.
S. s. &oonep berianote etne Wog=
gonlaoung 56afe noh 5ortb Dafo:
ia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
Rofpiue.

Sen 4inoern unierer 8iqage-S6n
.le miro ieBt Elm mar1ner SmbiS auf;
getragen, ser ibnen unibeineno eber
70 gut 5niagt> mie ser unterri9t.
Soiepb 2oren5 laBt eine1 groBen
Moidineni6uppen erri6ten, tpdbrenl
@m. 8rinfmann 11otpen6tge Musbel:
ferunge1t an ieinem 8obnbanie Der:
ri6ten labt.
@eorg MeGtel tDuroe BON ieinet
@ohtin NIT 3miuingen, 3uei ml1nter{
8iib6en bei6enft. 81 Dem 6oppelten
53utpn9s boppelten @lMdtDnnib.
6ran5 Sbeis, mel6er IN Nortb Da.
fota einem @arage1@ei9dft poritebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
111eIro1e.

Mm lebten 6rettug muroen na6 Ell
1len1 Inn balb 9 ubr in Der ct. Bo=
nifatinSfir9e 5elebrierten &eqniem
Die irbiiden ueberrelte bes I'M Sanle
leiner Godter, ser 5rau Gbeobor
S9urmam1, I'M Sitter bon 70 Sabren
ieliq I'M Serrn entf6lafenen Sre6.
@rapperbarts auf bem bieiigen Got
tesader beigeieBt. Ser @eritorbene
mur6e in 0l6enb11rg, 9euti6lano, &C.
boren, fur5 nod feiner Mnfunft IN
oieiem 2nnoe faufte er cine pentge
MeiIen bon Melroie gelegene 6arm,
oie CT big gum Eooe ieiner Gran, BET
Dor ettpa 3man5ig Sabren eintrat, be.
mobnte un6 iib oar11 bel ieiner Sod,
ter bausli9 nieoerlieB. Muber 6ieier,
Der Sra1 59urmann, betra1ert lei.
men @ingang eine 5mette So6ter.
Srau Seinri9 8entfiel6 bon Wei1
Union. M0ge Ser Dabingei6ieoene
ruben in Srieoen!
SIN biefigen &ospital unter5og iif
8l. bon Steinberg elmer gefabrli9en
8~linboarmoperation, beren @rfolg if.
re @eneiung auBer 3meifel laBt
@lei6fuas tp1r6e I'M bieiigen Sospi:
tai 6rau @eter 2iiden bon Mabno.
men, Eodter Ser Srau @brilt &olf
bon bier, operiert; au dibr 3uitanf
Lift Elm bouauf 5ufrtebenitenen6er.
Grau Muguit 5auer Dobnte Mitte
IeBter ISOLDE Der in 81. CLOUD itatt.
gefunbenen 8eer6tgl1ng hires 8etters.
6es bopd. Dr. SEQ Cons, bel.
Ser Samilie Ebeo6or @nlenttmt
mur6e Elm geinnbes 5Dbnben ge:
boren, po5u uniern @liidmuni6.
Mm Gage na9 benz 8%egrdbniiie Deg
bobm. @ater Geo Cans in ct. glouf
erfreute iid Der bo6p'ite Msgr. 9,
&i6ter, Der lei6er aus @eiun0beits:
rHdiidten Ser 8eer6tgung nibt BEL.
mobnen fo11nte, bes freun6ldoftliher
Beiubes bes bodap. z. @oger, 9. 80
Gap. bon MiIparfee un6 Der bon SEN
8egrdbniife 5nriiidfebren6en bodn
Serren Stiegler bon Niera, 6iltnel
bon 8ismnrd, 81. g, Siegler bon gu.
mont, &al19 bon 6ergus SAILS, 8rit
ider bon Gong Brairie, 8efenbor'
bon Ofafig, Bippid BON Miltua11fee
8eBling BON Donne1D, Gearor Yor
ESanf Centre, Sdirmers bon Brbo.
ten nn0 ban Dinter bon Blue @rnB.
gu ibrem iilbernen gbeiubildurr
mlr6en Sobn Grnrf lttb @attin an
borlebten Sreitag bon ibren Greunoer
uberraibt 1trb beglmdfmnriiM, Sic I'M
tel benz gaftli1en 9b6a6 BEG SSl1beI
paares td einiger Der o11genebmfter
Mbenbihtn6e1 ~erfrenten.
Grana Mabrer BON Mutlan6, 8. s..
NOR mebrere Goge bier i'm @rarterS
Sei1n al @aite.
Sid. 8erens, 5rnl1 unb @i1r6er BOZ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
Colo 5prinG.

so. S. Maurin un6 81. S. Beters
perlanoten atpei giienbabntuagenlu=
oungen hires Biebs na6 ct. Saul,
I'M Blot 5u mahen fir TIRE ne11e
9erbe Solitetn 8ieb.
81. Us. S. @ramer bon Wtnneapo=
liz mar SonntagsgaTt ietner bier mob
nenben @ltern.
George @olf bon Gong 8rairte erz
freute bier ieinen 8ruoer Otto nit
8eiudy.
Geo. @iaep lit bon CANADA, mo- er
Itd mabrenb ser leBten Monate auf=
belt a1n porlesten 5amitag nad bier
5urifgefebrt.
Serbert Summer bon Minneapo=
Zig traf Samitag bier gu 8eiltb i'm
eIterIi9en Sauie Elm. Son bier begab
er fib in 8egleitung ieiner Sdmelter
8iola nod Melrofe.
Sic Garmers 2tbe 5tod @ornpong
ber}arbte DienItag cine 8aggonla=
Dung gieb nod Soutb ct. saul.
Strttten 1ur3er Se1t Dtr0 Ole ALDtll
an Ben 11elten Sbnppen Ser Gofpile
Granite Company fomett geoteber
fein, baB oie Ma1dinerie IN 6enfelben
untergebradt tperben fann.
9em Mittpo1 LETTER ISOLDE IN ct.
CLOUD ftattgefunbenet1 8egrdbnis 1es
bodtp. gater Cans mobnten BON bier
Bel Jeroinanb Beters 1rb @attin,
Srau SSobn Oiters1tnb Otto 8olf.
Geo Sr0ble, tpelber eite fur5e Set
IN MIton, Soma, beih6ftigt par, 1T
MiHe LETTER Bode nod bier 5uriif.
gefebrt.
Jran5 Mltboff tpobnte benz Be.
qrabni5fe feiner 5bpeIter 8berefio
IN gbief &iber SaGs Bel, Die baielbit
I'M sitter bon IL Sabren einem Ser5.
Iei6en erlag.
@efdtpiiter SfabeIu uno Sobarno
8eters, tpelde an Der ct. 8e1eoifts
Mfaoemie in ct. Soiepb boberer
@tnoten obIiegen, tparen 5nm Darf=
iagungsfeite bier Bel ben glterr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
2lDon.

Sic Golo Spring 8raugeieli9aft
bat einen iubitantieuen Mnbau an ibr
@eif)Gftsgebaube erridten laiien> 6as
BON Sen @ebriioern HaB in 8elib &C.
1ommen lit. Ser rteue Mnbau 1T eine
heOeutenoe @erbeilerung nn6 btetet
cine grpBe 8eqtemli6feit fir Den
@eifdftsbetrieb Der 8eltber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
Nem u1unih.

LtGU <tluIttQl.
Mler Meierton, tpel6er am /. ga,
nuar feline bieitge @teue als Butter,
NADER quittieren miro, bat 6ie glei9e
|SteIe in Ser Bntterfabrtf 5n Sal1f
Centre a11gerommen. &arl 8oblig BON
Spring SIN miro fem bteiiger ytab=
folger mer6en.
SRI. @li1e Bettle bjerbra6te einige
Sage I'M @reiie ibrer in @olo Spring
mobnen6en 8ertpanoten.
&o6m. p. Mlto, 9. g. s., bon ct.
@lono, erltattete benz boddp. Bfarrer
p. @erbaro, 9. g. s., einen frenno=
iduftliden 8ein6.
6rau &nbert &rdimer bon ct. Mn-
tbonp belt 1i6 bier mebrere Sage Be-
iudstpei1e BEL .ibrer M}utter, Sralt
gdcilia @erbes auf.
6rau SsSoiepb &iin5er 1T nod etltde
Gage tangent @erbleib bel ibren bier
1eBboften @ltern, Sobn 8ranol uno
@atttin, nod ibrem Seim IN 81tdn1a11
8nriifgefebrt.
SEQ 5. Ebielen nnb @attin bon
Minneapolis iino nod mebrtdgigem
Be1nde bel bie1igen &ertpun6ten nno
Breunoen no6 @quie 5urudgefebrt.
Na6 lGngerem 8einde bel ieinett
bier mobnenoen 8ertpanoten nno
6reun6er1 1T sos. S. SnInbert nod
Mabnomen, tpo er als @ebnlfsfalitez
rer in elmer 8nnf a1geiteQt 1T, 5r=
riidgefebrt.
@a1nitag Dorsn6t Sagen bat Sralt
Maria BON Cradle int Sanie ibrer
Eo6ter, SSyram Solepbina @ieSfe, 6as
3eitlide geiegnet. 9ie 8eritorbene
tpnr6e Dor so Sabren in Sannober,
Deut19lan0,geboren SIM Sitter bon
"a Sabren Derebelibte ite ltb nit
Sen. BON Drnble, nit Bent lie ie9s-
5ebn Sabre III frieoli6em @beltanoe
lebte. Mabses65tesm Eo0e ibres @atte11
fam tie in 1890 nod Mmerifa nn0
lebte bier NIT ibrer Eo6ter, nit Der
bier peitere &1aben, ben 500 Der gu
ten Mutter betra1tern. GS 1tn0 Dies:
Sermonn bon Drable bon bier, 5ral
Mnton 6olmer bon @auf Centre nno
Die benz ct. Beneoifts &onDent 81
|5t. Soiepb a%ngeb0rigen ebrp. S6ne=
ltern Ml1pina un6 @liiabetb. Die Be=
eroigung fanb Wontugmorgen mad
ei1em bonn bodtp. p. @erbar0, 8.
8. in Der nnbefled. @mpfdngniSfir.
de gebaltenen &equiem ltatt. Mogf
Ole 8eritorbene ruben in Srieoen!
SRI. &o1a @ellens bot iitb nod uh1
Gage langem Bein6e I'M Seim 6e1
Gamilie SEQ ban Sloltn anfangs leb.
ter ISOLDE nod MinneapoliS, no I'll
pobnbaft lit, aurufbegeben.
Sic Srnren Sran5 &telnn6 uni
Midnel @rafer tpobnten 6em Wfitt
mood LETTER @o9e IN ct. Glgu6 ltatt
gefnnoenen 8%egrdbmiie 6es bo9n
8ater Cans BEL.
SRI. 8eata nblenfott Fat Die Ste
nograpbenItene Der Melroie 2unbea
Company angenommen nn0 miro be
6er1elben tpie in Melroie 10 a16 bic,
in Dien1t iteben.
eSinri1 St0bel bon Nelion er:
frel1te feline bieiigen Sreunoe nit Sc:
in6.
Seinri6 Midael berian6te lebtf
@o9e 5tpei observation-disclosures
Bieb nod 5iio.5t. Saul.
SEQ 5tnn6ebed bat iib lebte ISOLDE
na9 Manfato begeben, no er eint
San6elsf611ie belu6en miro.
SRI. Maria Sbernrann berabi9ie:
6ete iih Mfttte LETTER Wobe fir gu.
lutb, no lie Mnltea1ng get1ommer
bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
st. ll1artin.

9rau Soiepb Slmihenf BON bier
unter5og iid am 81. Nobember I'M
Melrofer @ospital elmer Operation,
Die einen gliidli9en Berlauf nabm
uno berer Bolgen a11f cine baloige 8e
ne1ung Der Yntientin 1hlieBen lanen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-27

FOR SAlE-l}y owner. trarkaEc property
ru North Peoria and Santa Fo. priced
under value Address HoE l97-B. care
world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-27
FOR SALE AT A
SACRIFICE
Owner Forced to Sell
South Side Home

Two-story, seven large rooms, liv-
ing room across entire front all
hardwood floors. beautiful dccOra-
tions and fixtures; two hig front
uorches; two fireplaces, tile bath,
pedestal livatory, mirror doors,
plenty closets and built-in features
large basement; furnace heat; laun-
dry tubs; good we'll OF water; garage
and servants quarters. immediate
possession The price for a quick
sale is very attractive. Terms. For
particulars and location, phone
Cedar 9S4 or Usage 7j69-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-27
F. +. TRYON

office O-72l6 Res o-756o-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-27
Globe Real Estate Co,

5lJ Central National Bank Bldg
Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-27
REAL ESTATE


By owner, beautiful colonial bunGa-
low I'm Broadmoor, Six rooms and
breakfast room. hardwood floors,
basement, garage; unusual place and
decorations. hone Usage j447.
1925 South Norfolk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-27
Morningside Bargain

Large practically new soven-room
bungalow, basement furnace, ga-
rage, servant quarters, full lot with
shade, very best location; living room
across front. three fine bedrooms,
extra large closets. electric sockets,
breakfast room. built-in features in
kitchen, han and bathroom. You
haven't seen this home Phone US
for particulars and price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-27
$500 CASH

\ bargain ON East side. nNc-room
screened in porch, three
nice closets and pantry, newly
painted and decorated. Can us for
Price $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

APARTMENTS TO LET
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Chastleton,
Sixteenth and "R" Streets.
A few apartments stiIl available: ready for
Two rooms and bath tnon-housekeepinsl.
Resident Manager on Premises.
The F. H. Smith Company,
Managing Agent,
BIS Fifteenth Street.
FIRST FLOOR OF TWO-FAMILY HOUSE. NO.
2s23 18th st. NV; rooms and bath; cellar,
second and third floors Of SCI 21st st. NV;
JAMES MORRIS Woodward. 723 10th st. NV.
1876 T ST. NW.-s ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath; all large rooms: Bird floor. %
SMALL BROOM APARTMENTS: NEEDS RE
pairs; SIS per month. HINES. so D st NV.
THE CAIRO, 1915 Q ST.-FOUR- ROOM NON
housekeeping apartment; northeast exposure
large sunny room; 500 per month; available
= THE NEW AMBASSADOR,
S.W. COR 18th AND S SITS. NV.
No. e04-s rooms. bath and reception hall. 500
AL front rooms on 18th st. NV. Open.
II. r. HoWENsTEIN CO..
1914 st; NV;
suburbs; unfur.; housekeeping; $25: or partly
fur; state phone No. Address Box 1859.
Star office. g
80, THE NEW CHAUM9NT, --'.r
1896 EYE STREET.
Overlooking Franklin Park; exceptionally dne
room and bath Apartments; unfurntShed.
s12 18th st. - " ~ Main ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

l UMFURMISHEB-C0
I.ANIER PLACE NW.-DETACHED, EIGHT
roma bath; hot-uates heat; electric light;
$l8 per menth. Vacnnt.
NRAR 14th and Harvard sta. NV; Il rooms.
4 baths; steam heat: electric light: vacant
GARDINER 4 DENT. INC.
Main 1884. sl7 l4th st. NV.
806 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD: BEAU
thu new home; six large rooms and hath; with
: light, hot-water heat, bult-tn garage; perfect
, w. SHANNON : LuoHs.
713 12tA ct. NV. Main 2s4S.
JAMES NORRIS WoODWARD. 72s Goth ST NV
!! l19 sEATON PL NE LARGE ROOMS.
halls, gas, porcelain sink. latrooe. range cellar
Key next door. SIS month. 8.
! McKEEVER & GOSS,
c1.EvEIA La pARk-ErGHr ROOMS AND
bath: all modern improvements; 500 per
month.
McKEEvER & Goss.
MlssAcHusErrs AvENuE-EIGHT ROOMS
ana bath; large lot; r SIS per cn month.
14o6 Eye at. Main 475o
LIVINGSTON NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE
Ten rooms, two baths: $3.50 per month.
McKEEvER & Goss.
cALISoRNiA ST. NEAR lstnHTwELvE
rooms 'nfee 3 Gssasi ss e. eo 6ss.n'
EIGHT az hy COOKS RECEPTION HALL asiI 1'I And
| bath; all modern improvements; electric
lights, etc.; best Petvorth section; 500 per
rrrrrrn ~>cc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

BY OWN $50.
1,500 CASH. BALANCE MODERATE
PAYMENTS.
New ho1se. rooms. Petworth. Sleeping
and breakfast porches. Built-in freproof ga
rage. Hot-water heat. electricity. laundry
tubs. All other conveniences. Concrete street
and paved alley. Houses same location selling
Sl1 500. OWNER. 923 23rd ST. NV. W.
145I-J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
WANTED-To RENT.

WANTED-HOUsE, APT. OR FLAT TO
rent; will do all painting and paperhanging
and take the best of care; prefer Sc: by
Dec. Is. Address Box 65-H. Star Office
SIX OR SEVEN ROOM. MODERN UNFTR
nished house by Dee. Is: ne or NV: not
over $6o. Address Box BOSE, Star office. -
EIGHT OR MORE ROOM HOUSE; CENTRAL:
will lease; reference is required. Address Box
2Q5-E, Star Office e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

STONELE1GH COURT,
Conn. Ave. and L St.
For lease-A few desirable
housekeeping and non-house-
keeping apartments; restaurant.
Inquire office.
RNISHt,0 or UNFURNIsHED.
THE AVONDALE, 1874 ST. N.w.-Ope room
in apartment. partly furnished suitable two
ladies'. Apt. A.
TWO ROOMS, BATH AND KITCHEN, FUR
nished or unfinished. 1907 0 st. NV.
919 18th ST. NV, ABOVE EYE ST.-5-
room, kitchenette and bath apartment: ami.
See Miss CAHILI. 3rd door: e.
PARTY WILL TRANSFER LEASE ON s
room, Kitchen and bath apartment NV. Of 14th
and Z, furnished or unfuruished. Gall Col. 1o276.
The Little River news., 1920-02-07
Wilton News

Wilton, Feb, 5. - (SpeciaD - Roy Thompson, who has been visiting in San Diego, Cal, came home Monday. Miss Ada Mills and Mir. and Mrs. Winfield Mills visited relatives in Richmond Sunday. Priecely Cooper, who has been talk ing the. census near Foreman, came home Sunday.
 Tom Martin went to Ashdown on business Tuesday. U. Moseley visited his daughter in Ashdown Wednesday, Miss Lois Wood and Ode Bolin visit ] ed friends here Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Guy Gray visited friends here Sunday MT. and Mrs, Ed Collins, Mrs. w. L. Rowland visited U. Moseley Wednes- day evening.
 George Johnston went to Ashdown Tuesday.
 Hugh Hedgecock who has been at- tending school in Kansas City, came i home Wednesday. Mrs. w, Osborn and children return ed to Wilton the first of the week and | will make this their home.
 Mrs. Harry Chambers entertained a few of her friends Wednesday. Chautauqua for Wilton.
 There will be given at the school auditorium Sunday, Monday and Tues day nights, three chautauqua numbers
 Prof, w. E. Weaver, cartoonist, cray onist and novelty writer and Miss Flor ence Goode, reader, will give the first number
 Robert Trenoine. Canadian poet i'm perOnatOr and Miss Merritt, pianist
 will give the second number, Monday night,
 The last number will be a lecture "The Soul of America" by Dr. Charles Frederick Sheldon, on Tuesday night No one can afford to miss the in- struction and entertainment to be de rived from these splendid chautauqua numbers Season tickets for adults one dollar, for children under twelve l fifty cents.
The Little River news., 1920-02-07
Hastings 1920 Seed Catalog rec

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 Planting Hastings Seeds in your garden or in your fields insures good luck" so far as results can be deter mined by the seed planted. For 30 years Hastings Seeds have been the standard of seed excellence and pur- ity in the South. Only varieties adapted to the South are listed. Qual- ity of the best and prises often less than those you pay at home. Write for free copy of this splendid cata- loaue now. h. G. HASTINGS CO. Seedsvnen, Atlanta, Ga.-(Advt.)
The Little River news., 1920-02-07
King Rider News.

King Rider, Feb. 5.-(Special)-S
 more nice weather and the people are talking farming, l.. J. Edwards is 0usy flat breaking his land for corn. T. S. Smith is blowing some this week, Born to Mir. and Mrs. Lee Evans the 91st boy. Ben and Fred Smith went to the show at Winthrop Wednesday night, Jamie Dover visited Alma Hen9er-
 son Saturday night and Sunday. Ed Smith and family visited Claud Dover Sunday at Winthrop. Dave Clover is on the sick list. c. B. Dover and Bill Wright runs a
 race every Sunday to see who gets tC the singing first, but c. B. always beats
 him. Bill said he was going to bring
 his dinner next Sunday. We have been looking for R. l.
 Crawford to come down and sing some lOT us, DuI ut ldo Iol oio"Cu up yOt
 but think he will soon.
 Word came in Wednesday night
 from Texarkana that they didn't ex-
 pect Jim Mcdonald to live but shOr,
 time. l.. J. Edwards was in Foreman Mon.
 day. T. s. Smith and L. J. Edwards were in Winthrop Tuesday. J. R. Smith is hauling some ties this
 week. c, B. Dover has ordered some new song books for this year
The Little River news., 1920-02-07
Arkinda News.

Arkinda, Feb. 5.-(SpeiaD-R. H Taylor received message Wednesday that his brother, John Taylor, was at the point of death, John Taylor lives in Panhandle, Texas. R. H. Taylor immediately notified another brother and he started Thursday morning for Texas,
 Mrs. Borah of near here died almost suddenly Tuesday. She had heart tro- uble. She only lived about three hours after she was taken ill.
 w. w. Epps went to Winthrop Thu rsday.
 It is thought that Prof. Albert s Hall will teach music school here this spring. Born to Mir, and Mrs. Atwood Buch- anan, girl this week. Earl Fitzhugh was here Thursday from Jewell. R. s. Horn was here Thursday.
The Little River news., 1920-02-07
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Goodwin News.

Voodwin Community, Feb. 5-We are still having some more pretty weather in this part of the country now.
 Mr. Wilkens Ernest of this place and Miss Maud McKerley of Foreman were married last Saturday evening January 31,
 Misses Eula and Maud Hinton visit ed Misses Monnie Earnest and Cora Harris Saturday night and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs, Willie Brown visited at MT. Boggans Sunday.
 Little Miss Gladys Earnest is sick at this writing.
 Mrs. P. D. Earnest was shopping in Ashdown Monday.
 Miss Matte Bell Turner has gone to Fulton to visit friends and relatives.
 Herbert Walker and family were in Allene Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilkens Earnest and a number of others attended musical entertainment Saturday night at DlcR Patterson's.
 There was a large attendance al school one day last week. Nine had to stay in and seven got to play. The children say they are fond of staying in at recess. The Lamon children are able to be at school again. School will be out in three more weeks at this place. It must be corr planting time. Minnie Bowman is out of schoo this week, Kennith Earnest was in Winthrop Monday. The school children took Tuesday afternoon cleaning the school grounds Miss Dovie Anderson attended the dance at MT. Emerson's one night las week.
The Little River news., 1920-02-07
MiIIwood News.

Millwood Community, Feb. 5.-Spring has come at last; maybe there will not be so much rain.
 c. B. Joyce was in Ashdown Thurs day.
 Fate Pickett made a business triI to Ashdown Tuesday.
 NIT, Rosenbaum was in town We'd nesday,
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse Butler and Mrs McAlister spent Saturday night ant Sunday at Blackabe, taking in the ser. vices at the church.
 Miss Leta Mclaughlin spent the day Sunday with Miss Opal Joyce.
 There will be a party at Mrs. Geo H. Hatcher's Saturday night. Mrs. Ella Fomby is moving to towI this week. She will make her home ! with her daughter, Mrs. May Barley.
 Ace Tituce and Harold Hatcher mad, , business trip 10 town Tuesday, A few people down here are thinkin, they have the flu.
 The people have begun to play. makes us feel like work. Miss Myrtle Lewis was in Texark ana Saturday and Sunday.
 There was no Sunday school Sun day on account of the illness of thu superintendent.
The Little River news., 1920-02-07
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