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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-11-26

HOUSToN TEXAS.-"I was in ter
ribly rundown condition of health
after siege Of ptomain poisoning,
and then the influenza. could not
seem to regain my strength and was
really not able to do my housrwork.
| knew | needed a good tonic and
builder and remembered how my
folks used to regard DR. Pierce's
remedies in my girlhood days, and
then | decided to take DR.. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery After
taking the second bottle my strength
returned rapidly and felt better
in>every way.
IL am glad indeed to recommend
the medicine that has done me 50
much good and do not hesitate to
give this statement" - Mrs. GER
TRUDE SELL, 2ll7 Common Street.
Few families have not at some
time or other used the Golden
Medical Discovery for the stom-
ach. liver or blood. Over twenty
four million bottles of this tonic
and blood remedy have been sold.
All druggists. Liquid or tablets.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
WANDERER SAYS
 HE SLEW WIFI.
 IN GOLD BLOOD
Murderer Tells Tale Full of Selfish Ruthlessness in
 Court
L4ssoeiatcd Press Lsa.ei n,iyeJ.

CHICAGO, July 10.-Carl Wauderer. former army lieutenant, self-confessed slayer of two persons. one of whom was his wife. a pretty choir singer. and the other man with whom he had plotted to take her life. today was ordered held without hail on charge Of murder by a cOrOner's jury.
 After his confession was read, Wan derer was asked if he had anything to say.
 T have told eerything.'' he said. e I'm ready to hang now
 The ragged stranger, whose body lies unclaimed at the county morgue since the night of the crime, nearly three weeks ago, was declared to be that of Al Watson. former Canadian soldier, who was said to have told ac- quaintances he was the only son of a New York millionaire tmfman.
 The identification was made by Mrs. Catherine Vanos of Chicago, who said she met Watson in Folkstone. England, while he was patient at the Manor House hospital. Dispatches from New York said the police re- called that last May an Alexander E. Watson had been reported missing by his wife.
 Wanderer today placed blame for the tragedy on his familiarity with fire arms in the army. his rowing tempera- ment and his association with his fathers butcher shop.
 'I planned the whole thing in cold blood because I decided that was the only way I could do it and get away with it." he said. The thought or killing a person wasn't so repusnant to me as it might be to most persons because of my experience in my fathers butcher shop.
 "Then in' the army I praticed a great deal at target shooting and be- came too we'll acquainted with fire arms and I learned to love the army life above everything else in the world.
 Tn addition to these things my name sets me forth correctly-I am 8 wanderer and rover by nature. l hate D DC tied down. l was not in- tended for married life. With the<e influences working in my veins the step from discontent to what I did was a short one. I am sorry for what I did; any sane man would be, and ] am sane, but that does not help mat ters now
 "I loved my wife in spite of wlVt have done; loved her too we'll to de sert her and leave her with memories of a ruined romance to keep her com pany during the rest of her life"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
Admiral Fisher of
 British Navy Dies

LONDON, July 1O.-The British navy today lost one of it's most pie turesque figures with the death of Baron Fisher of Kilverstone. admiral of the fleet. John Arbuthnot Fisher who was typical representative of the bulldog breed His motto on his coat of arms Fear God and Dread Nought,' was lived up to in his long career
 He was often called the father of She fleet and was responsible for the building dreadnought ships After Q period of retirement Lord Fisher was called in to help with his advice dur ing the recent war and his activities in pressing controversy in which he advocated a clean sweep of old of ficials as well as obsolete shiUs. earn ed him the name Of "scraD-the-lot- Fisher"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
Canadian Province
 Votes for Fullest
 Dry Enforcement

ST JOHNS. W. B.. July 10 - The province of New Brunswick in a ref erendum today voted to empower the government to retain the present "bone dry" prohibition law passed during the war, and against introduc- ing wine and beer licenses.
 The campaign of wet and dry forces which closed last night. has been bitter.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-22

Chestnut street. for the past week, re
turned home today.
Lester Smith and Job McElrOy Of
this city visited friends in Peru last
night.
Edward knash Of Strcator visited
in this city last night
After spending several days in this
city on business, W. G. Smith of Jol-
let returned TO his home in that city
John Metzg"r. shoe salesman of
Chicago, returned 10 that city this
morning after visiting in this city.
j. J. McDermott has returned home
from a business trip to Bloomington
Walter Van Loon Of Streator was
an Ottawa visitor last night.
Norris Gumbiner of Strcator was
an Ottawa visitor last night.
\ card received this morning from
q. J Ghristmann told Of that gentle
mans safe arrival in due time at his
point of destination in Alabama.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-22

r. A. Warning Of Larned. Kan. a
former Ottawa resident. is visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs G. w. IT.
ion and of Or. and Mrs. S. r. Parr
on East Main street.
Joseph Vogel Of Marseilles was an
Ottawa visitor last night.
Leo Martin has returned to his
home in this city after a business trip
to northern Michigan
Miss Belva Creighton of West OF
tawa went to Dana today to spend
the week end.
Al f. Schoch went to Chicago '0day
TO transact business for the Mystic
Workers lodge, in which organization
he holds the position OF supreme
banker.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. CONWAY made
business trip to Peru yesterday.
Mrs, NJ, Il, Mitchell Ct Ottawa ave-
nue. went to Chicago this morning for
short visit.
Miss Maxine Schultz of Peru was
an Ottawa visitor last evening.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-22

Misses Alice Smith. Helene Stein
bach and Rose Dickson were kins-
man visitors last night.
u. Wallace Of Earlville was an OF.
tawa visitor last night.
William Leverich went to Chicago
yesterday on business
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-22

wish to thank for the beautiful Moral
offerings, the songs rendered and the
comforting words spoken, AUGUST
ERICKSON AND DAUGHTERS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
RAkOUSKO FORMALNE
PRIJATO.
Zarove1 shromazdeni v Zene-
We nahradilo Recko Cinou ma
rade Svazu Narodu.

Geneva, Is. prosince. Rakou
sko zvoleno bylo clenem Svazu
Narodu dnes, byvsi prijato bez
vselike opposice.
Belgie, Brasilie, Spanelsko a
Gina byly pozdeji vybrany ia
ko ctyri volenl clenove rady
shromazdenfm.
Tri prvn6 zminenf narodov6
zaujimali mlsto V rade usta-
novenfm pod pGvodni .1mluvou,
avsak Gina prevzala misto Re-
cka, ctvrteho elena puvodne
imenovaneho. Gina zafazena
nyni mezi hlavni mocnosti di-
rigujfci veci sveta svym vstu-
penn do rady Svazu Narodu.
Pon6kud to prekvapilo, neb nej
siln6isimi kandidaty ma misto
ma rade SvaZu Narodu Zdaly
Sc byti Ceskoslovensko neb ne
ktera ze skandinavskych zemi.
Ones poprve promluvila We
shromazd6ni zena vyvolala
DOZEN neilepsi. Byla to sle6na
Henri Forthammerova, nahrad-
nj delegat "a Dansko, iez Sc
pTimlouvala obmezeni tax
zvaneho "bil6ho otroctvi"
Geneva, Is. prosince. Pres
vsechny otiiis,.t zprayy ye
sd6leno americkym korrespon-
dentGm iednfm clener rady
Svazu. re V planech ma vyslanf
mezinarodnf vojenske 'hotovo-
sti do Vilnv "a ucelem vede-
nj dohledu mad plebiscitem. co
pokracuje.
DIE neipoZdejSich sdeleni
Francie vzala 81 ma starost do
nravu voiska,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
MA OBRANU SOkOLSTVA.

New York, 10. pros. - Post.
zpraya. Alderman Thomas r.
Farley, demokraticky vudce
IL. distriktu, yedle krajana Pa
biana, republikansk6ho vudce
Z tehoz diStriktu, vystupuje
r&zn6 n obranu urazene cti so
kolske. Vterejsi "New York
Times, pod ohlavenim "Cze-
choslovak Societies pfinesly Cd
n6ho ma reaakcni stran6 po-
zoruhodne prohlaSeni, kterym
rapada or. Thomase r. Kill
leu, komisare m6stsk6 civilni
sluzby, pro vyrok, ktery ucinil
0 Sokolstvu. Poukazuje na So
kolstvo We sv6tle, jak6m ie
zna Y jakem Sc 5 MIN po l6ta
stykal a stIka. Poukazuje ma
leho clnnost "a valky neJen "a
hranicemi, ale i V Americe. Wy
zyva proto dr.. Killileu, ably Wy
setril prameny sv6ho obvin6ni,
a chce, by napadene verejna
odprosil. ZvlaStni sokolsky w
Dor navStivil mayora Hylana,
by mu odevzdal resoluci, pfija-
tou Y mimofadn6 schulz 7. j.
Sokol, kteroa ie mayor zadan,
aby ma DIR. Killiley-ovi zadal
patficne vysvetleni anebo ably
iei zbavil uradu. nebude-Ii sam
5 to obvin6ni sva dokazati. Ce-
ske Sokolstvo S vefeinosti ce-
ka zatim ma dalsi vyvoi v6ci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
Smelly TAH PROTI UNIIM.
Bethlehem Steel Corporation ne
bude prodavati ocel stavitel1m
zam6stnavajicisn vyhradne
uaiove dslnictvo.

New York, Is. prosince. The
Bethlehem Steel Corporation,
jedna 2 nejvetsich firem ocelaf
skeho trustu, odepre prodavati
zpracovasou ocel staviteldm a
kontraktorum V New Yorku a
We Filadelfii okoli, kteri bu-
dou zam6stnavati vyhradn6 L.
Move d6lnictvo.
Tato sm6rnice byla dnes pro-
ZraZena Eugenem c.. Gracem,
pfedsedou korporace, kdyz
sv6dcil pred vyberem zakono-
darny vysetrujicim domn6Iy
stavebni trust, v odpoved' ma
obvin6ni, re jeho firma fedru-
lie hnuti pro "otevTenou dilnu"
tim, re nedodava ocel stavite-
lum ma stavby, kde pracuji u
niovi d6lnici.
ia myslim, zp toto jest Ia
prava cesta, chraniti zasadu o.
tevren6 dilny.y, prohlasil Grace,
ienz vysv6tloval. ze jeho sta
novisko ZaStalo hy nezmen6no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16

nekolikrate behem vyslechu
zadal senatora Carsona, ura-
dujiciho pfedsedu vyboru, aby
naridil svedkovi odpovfdati ma
jeho otazky.
"Nejste V kancelari Betle-
hem Steel Corporation; iste
pred zakonodarnym vyborem"
p. Untermeyer pripomn6l sved
kovi nekolikrate.
Ackoli jeho korporace jest
clenem National Steel Fabrica-
tors Association, Grace pro-
hlasil, re jednala zcela neod-
visle cd programu sdruzeni pro
"otevTenou dilnu" a ze neve-
Sla V dohodnuti Sc zadnymi il
nymi zajmy ma fedrovani to-
no hnuti.
IaZdn DYN, Zdall Verl, Ze Be-
tlehem Steel Corporation Jest
dosti velikou, ably mohla pro-
v6sti svoii zasadu "otevren6
dilny,' kdyby vsechny ostatni
ocelafsk6 spoletnosti rozhodly
Sc iinak, Grace odpov6del: "To
Jest v6ci iisudku."
Popfev, re by byl diktoval
stavitel6m, iak nell by stav4ti
domy, Grace prohlasil: "Ja
Jim pouze rekl, re nemohou
miti naSi zpracovanou ocel."
Sv6dectvi ocelafsk6ho magma
ia vyvolalo velik6 vzruSeni, ne
bot Jest to poprv6, ze ocelar-
sky trust Sc primal. iakvm
bezohlednVm zpusobem potira
ImieNe stayetnich odborech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
Pres Widen Sc sdeluie, re nekterych
krajich prohlasena vojenska diktatura,
iinych diktatura proletariatu
VYSLANECTVI We WASHINGTONE OZNAMENO
VLADOU, ZE ARMADA KONA SVOU
POVINNOST

Londyn, Is. prosince. Vo-
ienska diktatura byla prohla-
sena n6kterJch prdmyslo-
vych kraifch CeskosIovenska,
avsak "diktatura proletariatu"
bvla ustavena V n6kolika il
nvch, die depese k Central
News z Vfdne dnes.
Pravf Sc, ze mnoho osob by
10 poran6no V Sarvatkach mezi
lidem a vojskem.
Washington. Is. prosince.
Ceskoslovenske vyslanectvi OBJ
drzelo kabelogra fickou depesi
z Pro hv. sd6luiicf. ze vlada o.
dnpfela pfistoupiti ma poza-
davky komunistG, kteri snazili
SO vvvolati vSeobecnou stavku.
Depese sdeluje, ze armada
kona sve povinnosti a zustala
loyalni Wade. Pokusy vvvola-
ii ma stavku delniky z dIlezi-
tvch Skodovych zavodd V PlZ-
nj selhalv. Dale sc oZnamuie.
ae n6mncti socialnf demokrate
ro7hodli proti podileni Sc m
stavee emfsleni v Cechach je
rovn6z proti komunistim.
Podnet ke ''Eomuristicke
revo1uci" zavdal spor 0 "Pra-
vo Lidu' maietek socialne
demokratieke stranv. ktereho
so zmocnila tax zvana 'levice"
v soudnim procesu vSak pro-
hrala. nafizeno il vvdati Lido
w dim a "Pravo Lidu" stou-
rencdm "pravice' a proti w
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16

konanf soudniho rozsudku po-
stavila Sc nasilim.
(Kab. Csl. Tisk. Kanc.)
Praha, 13. prosince. Sobota
minula klidne. Odborova rada
vyjednavala Sc zastupci pravi-
ce levice socialne demokrati-
cke sFany o dohodu ohledne
Lidoveho domu. Pokusy vyvo-
lati vseobecnou stavku ma
venkove selhaly, krone Klad-
ma.
Ministersky pfedseda bul.
harsky. Stambuliisky, prova-
zen odborniky, pfiiel do Prahy
k poznanf hospodarskEch po-
merd a prohloubeni stykG bull
Observation-Disclosures.
Dennis postal presidentu Ma
sarykovi vTely dopis, V nemz O.
cenuje dosavadnf lspechv a We
Fl ve zdarnou budoucnost re-
publiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
SKODA V CORKU CINf
$15,000,00O
Zarove1 100000 l:di prislo o
zamGstnani nasledkem sobotni-
no pozaru.

Washington, IS. prosince.
Fypaleni Corku privodilo sko-
du $15,000,00O vypudilo
100000 re zam6stnani, bylo
sdeleno dnes odboru statu V
kabelogramu, obdrzen6m Cd a.
merickeho konsula Queens
toWnu.
Londyn, 15. prosince. BIZ
skup Corksky, pravi Central
News, obdrzel telegram sd6l4~
Jicl, ze farar Magner ' D
manway, okres Cork, byl ~
strelen ozhroienImi a un
movanymi muzi odl tfeti
dnes odpoledne.
Premier Lloyd George Ones
postal odpov6d' ma nedavnou
zadost rev Michaela O'Flana-
oana 1radui;ciho nfedsadv
Sinn Fainu abv bvl noskvt-
nut 6ae L norada Fanooon,
No ValeroH Arthnran7 Grif-
fithem zakIadatalam Slim Fei-
nm - n,ni raznan1na vzh1oden
!, 6s;li nrivodani nffn,aTi v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
PRO MEME CK E
cTUDENTY.

Berlin. u. hrosince. Ameri-
can Friends ID f.lcc GonmiiGeo
oznamil dnes. re 10000 spat-
ne zivenym studentum ma til
ceti n6meckJch universitach
bude poskytovano horke poled-
nj jidlo. pocinaiic lednem. i
hned po vanocnich prazdni-
mach. Vybor nyni iiz napoma-
ha We vyziv6 1900 studentd a
studentek ma osmnacti univer-
sitach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
PRUSKA VLADA DOKRCCU-
JE MA SEDLAKY.

Berlin, IS. prosince. Pruska
vlada vvdala rozkaz provinci-
alnim uradGm. abv pouzily
brannych sill, kdekoli ie to nut
no. k donuceni sedlakG k do
praveni do trhu psenice z letos
nj nrodv. kterou prv ukrVvaif.
Tvrdi Sc. ze velka cast urody
pSenice nedostala Sc do trhu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
MRTVf Sc VRACEJf.

New York, Is. prosince. Nej-
v6tSi raklad americkych mrt-
vych re svetove valky, vrativ-
Sich Sc ma iedne lodi - 2,470
tel - pfibyl sem dnes ma ar
madnim transportu z Bordeaux
q st. Nazaire.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-18

Mrs. c. c. Martin is visitor in Little Rock today.
 Fresh Meats-Can Erbacher Bros. Phone 90.-10-7dtf.
 Newborn Bros. is toy headquarters this year.-11-17d2t
 For Rent-Well improved farm. J. II. Berry.-11-17d3ts
 For Sale-A few choice mich cows. Erbacher Bros.-4-1dtf.
 Complete line of toys at Newborn Bros.-11-17d2t
 Secondhand buggy wanted. J. H. Berry.-11-17d3ts
 For Rent-Two unfurnished rooms. Call 420-11-17d3t
 See Dunaway a Bradley for real 'atate and insurance.-3-4dtf
 Gasoline BOG per gallon. United Motor Co.,, Phone 320.-11-16dtf.
 We can vulounne your auto tires. Conway Overland Co.-8-28dtf
 Every hat in my house reduced in price. Mrs. E. L. Hinton.-11-18d3t.
 See Cline & Williams for real estate and insurance. Quitman. Ark.-1-29dtf
 Mrs. o. L. Little and Miss Aubrey EllZey are visitors in Little Rock today.
 Estate Hot Storm and Coles Hot Blast Heaters at Newborn Bros.
 c. c. Roberts is in Little Rock today for the Shriner ceremonial at Al Amin temple.
 Alcohol and glycerine non-freezing solution, contains 188 proof denatured and chemically pure, glycerine in cor rect proportion, not a chemical com pound United Motor Company. Phone 320.-11-16dtf.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-18
RECOVER GOLD COIN
 NEGRO BOY FILTERED

Thirty-five dollars in gold stolen by Willie Fuller, negro boy from c. H. Robinette, was recovered yesterday by Sheriff w. M Brady and Deputy J. l. Summers, who traced the money through purchase the negro made at the store of E. F. Park at Saltillo. It was said that the negro lotered around the Robinette place, supposedly to search for dog. The money was in a purse lying on table, and when the negro left, the money left with him. It was in five $5 gold pieces and one $10 piece.
 The officers recovered the money yesterday. Fuller had thrown away the purse and then had made a small purchase at the Park store, offering a $5 gold piece in payment. He con- fessed the theft, and showed the of- ficers the hiding place of the money, under a log out in the woods.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-18
DROP IN HIDES IS
 Inf BIGGEST DROP

The drop in cotton is but a drop in the bucket compared with the drop in cowhides, according to a local meat market proprietor. Green hides, he says, are worth today just one-six- teenth the price they were bringing a year ago. In the latter part of 1919 a green cowhide could be sold on the local market for 48 cents pound. The average green hide weight about 50 pounds, making it's value 12 months ago about $24. The same kind of hide today cannot be sold for more than three cents pound or $1.50 for the average hide
 That's one big reason why beef cannot be sold any cheaper than it IS selling" this dealer said. We kill 12 to II head of cattle a. week, and the price we receive for the hides will not pay the wages of the man who does our slaughtering. Last year one hide would pay his weeks wages"
 Hides are converted into leather and leather is made into shoes, but the shoe man sees no prospects of prices of that article undergoing any such cut. He doesn't think we shall ever be able to buy pair of shoes like those which have been selling for SIG for a single "iron man." Wholesale prices of shoes have fallen only about 10 per cent from the high peak, one of them declared today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-18
PAYMENTS PROMPT
 BY SOS. DONORS

Payments are being made promptly on amounts subscribed to S. o. S. fund secured for the relief of the Conway public schools, according to W. A. Gibbon, chairman of the directors. who is making collection of the first installments. MT. Gibbon reported that $341.50 was paid into the fund at the time subscriptions were made. Since collections were started S1.- 345.50 had been paid in inclusive of payments yesterday, but exclusing those of today. The total of the cam palgn was approximately $25000 payable in installments due November 15, 1920, 1921 and 1922.
 Collection of the first installment will be continued by MT. Gibbon, who IS devoting his entire time to the work. Successful sale of the sl25.- 900 bond issue removed the condition attached to the subscriptions taken during the s. o. s. campaign, and the donations are now legally regarded as unqualified pledges
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-18
ALPHA TEAM WINS.

The Alpha literary society took the opening game of the inter-society basketball tournament with a score of AZ to over the Euzelian society yes terday afternoon on the Central court. The entire student body, with several Hendrix and Normal specta- tors witnessed the game. The Alphas had their opponents outclassed throughout the entire game, and the accurate goal shooting of Alma Luis and Blanche Herrod won applause.
 Strayed-From my place last night, one black muley COW. Please notify o. s. Russ.-d1t
 Mrs. J. D. Farris has returned from a visit to her daughters in Hot Springs and Little Rock.
 E. H. Allison, E. F. Edwards and Ben C. Bradley are duck hunting this week in the rice growing section near Dewitt.
 For Sale-1OO Armoon River iriFeI I1edge pants. lhlS IS the evergreen. never shedding variety. See w. w, Westmoreland- -13d2t.
 Fresh cranberries, celery, cabbage, turnips, sweet potatoes, Irish pota- toes, onions and fruits of all kinds, also Mrs. Sheppard's fruit flakes at Hiegel-Thessing Gro. Co.,, phone 461, we deliver.-11-18d2t
 If you are subject to attacks of heartburn or ind gestion, it may do you good to learn that Prickly Ash Bitters is aprompt and efficient rem edy. It strengthens digestion, relieves heartburn, tones up the stomach and by it's agreeable cathartic effect, it empties and purifies the bowels. Try it. Pr'ce $1.50 per bottle at Florence Drug Con-, Special agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-18

Coffee and sandwiches will be serv- ed at the rummage sale Saturday by the Ladies Aid Society of the Pres byterian church. Place of sale at Frauenthal X Schwarz feed store.- 11-18d2t.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-18

Conway's Own Team to Play Conway vs. Morrilton Friday at Hen drix. Last game of the year for the local team.-d1t.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-18
VILONIA MAN HIT.

E. B. Cox of Vilonia was struck and
 knocked off his wagon at North Little Rock by bus driven by Otis Taylor The accident occurred on the Seven teenth street pike. Cox, who was not seriously injured, was picked up by passing automobile and carried to police headquarters. Taylor was re- leased under cash bond of $25 after being charged with reckless driving.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-18

Mrs. W. N. Owen and daughter. Miss Doris Owen, are visitors in Lit tie Rock today.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
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Leo Demro is visiting John GRADER
for a few days.
Mr.. Putnam, ST., called at Vern
Sykes Sunday.
N. o. Norgorden called on VIM.
Reese last week.
Emil Norgorden was at Ingram
one day last week.
Mrs. Chas. Hutchinson called at B.
H. Cities Friday.
James Grundman called at the Key
home Friday night.
Sam Reid has been busy in this vi
cinity taking census.
Mrs. Joe Determan called at Mrs.
Mann's Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Botz spent
Sunday evening at Vern Sykes.
P. M Kennedy was guest at the
Gibson home Sunday afternoon.
Martin Kennedy made business
trip to Melrose Tuesday afternoon.
Nels Norgordon and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Conrad Botz's.
r. C. Elliott and DR.. Kramer were
callers in the vicinity Sunday after
noon. t
u. Kronenberg, of Gutenberg, was
a business visitor at Lawn Dale Stock
Farm Friday morning. &.
: C. D. Wilcox and several others
attended the telephone meeting in
Sank Centre last Wednesday,.
Remember the Progressive Farm
ers Club will hold their monthly
meeting February 9th at the Club
House. Everyone welcomed.
Miss Marvin Holmberg, Arleigh and
Leo Demro, Bruce Wilcox and Leo
Ingram attended the basket ball and
debate in Sank Centre Friday night.
Miss Hazel Ries, Home Demon
strator Agent of st. Cloud, stayed
over Wednesday night with Mrs.
Grundman. She visited the Normal
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Milo Cowlthorp called on Charlie
Davis Sunday.
Miss Lillian Hanson spent Friday
evening at the Carl Kraft home.
H. Snyder, who has been at c. II.
Judes' left for his home this week.
Mrs. G.. E. Beidleman and Fay
called on Mrs. l. A. Cowlthorp Sun
day afternoon.
A party was given at the VIM. Hold
son home Friday evening. All re-
port a good time.
Grace Hamilton spent Wednesday
evening with Lillian Hansen at the
home of F. Domke.
E. Smith took hogs to Sank Centre
on Monday to be shipped by the
Farmers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kraft and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sundeen of Groyelake.
Lee, Grace and Helen Hamilton
were callers at the VIM. Hodson
home on Tuesday evening.
Fred Lewis who has been visiting
at the VIM. Hodson home left for his
home at Sioux Falls, Monday morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Davis and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Smith and
family and the C. and E. Kraft fam.
lilies attended the installation. OF
officers of the M. w. A. Lodge at
Grovelake hall last Friday evening.