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LOCAL AND PERSONAL :

Earl Johnston of the Johnston
garage has been somewhat under the
weather the past week and was I'M
able to be at his place of business a
few days. However, be is getting
better and will, soon be on the job
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Asmus and
son Earl left yesterday afternoon for
Chicago, where they will consult a
specialist about their four-year-old
son who has lost his speech and is
also unable to walk. DR.. and Mrs.
J. M. Fulton accompanied them.
Miss Daisy Frick who has been
staying on the farm with her father
in Dickinson county, returned home
Tuesday evening. She spent part
of her time at Lake Okoboji and re-
ports having met quite number Of
Audubon people the past two weeks.
Vern Riggs, in the employ of
Frank Johnson, farmer residing
east of town, had his right arm
broken Tuesday when he started to
crank a truck which back-fired. Vern
was brought to town and the frac-
ture reduced. He is carrying his
arm in a sling and will not be able,
of course, to work for a while.
Rasmus Knudsen has been here on
a several days visit with his brother
Nose Knudsen. wednesday morn
ing he left for his home at Mitchell,
s. D., where he is farming. He said
everything was looking fine when he
left and there was every indication
that his part of the state would have
a bumper crop this year.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-07-29

4. J. w. Richards who has been out
ed home and will probably remain
for a while, later going out to Colo
RADIO and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rasmussen
left over the Northwestern yesterday
morning for Moorehead, Iowa, where
they will make visit at the home of
his brother, Arthur Rasmussen and
family.
Joe Swezey left this morning for
Mason City where he will visit his
son and make that place his head
quarters for while.
Miss Hazel Boyes of Carroll who
has been a guest at the Gay s. Thorn
as home, returned to her home in
Carroll yesterday morning accompa-
MED by Marjorie Thomas, who will
visit at Carroll few days.
w. H. Bolton who purchased the
vulcanizing plant from Petersen &
WEIGH about a month ago, has rent
ed the building and equipment to the
Willard Service Battery people who
will take possession of the business
September first.
Ernest Reed who has been attend
ing summer school at Ames college,
was home Friday afternoon, but on
Saturday morning went to Corning
where he is working for the state
highway commission, under the di-
rection Of the district engineers.
c. c. Colclo of Carroll and W. e.
Jenison Of Jefferson, state checkers,
are at the court house this week
checking over the books of the va
rious county officers. The work
will take about two weeks to COM
plete. Both these gentlemen have
been here before.
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BRAYTON

DR.. Koob and wife, accompanied
by DR.. Becker and wife of Atlantic
will leave Thursday on an apto trip
to Idaho and other western points.
They will be gone several weeks.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-07-29

Oluf Jensen, the real estate dealer.
returned yesterday from three days
business trip to Decatur county.
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PEACHES PEACHES PEACHES

The first shipment OF canning
peaches that We were to get this
week failed to arrive this week. but
we have the promise that they will
get here the first OF next week, also
including a shipment of Apricots.
RENFTLE & REED,
South Park. Audubon, Iowa.
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X.
Zivot ma lodi.

Vzdor silnemu posud desti,
rTece jenom mala spolecnost
nase zahy vratila Sc ma palu-
bu, chtic alespon jedinym po-
hledem jeste rozlouciti Sc S mi
lou Jim pevninou.
Ackoli porisy osob nejsou
pro Ctenare vitanou cetbou,
pfece jenom muslin tuto zkrat-
ka popsati lidi, kteri s Brito-
martou dliti NELL pc dobu tax
dlouhou a v povidce naSi hraji
ilohu dosti vynikajici.
ODE mlade zeny byly obycej-
neho typu hezkych America
mex. Byly stihlorostle a lad
nych forem, blede pleti, tina
|vych vlasu. oci a brv a pohybo-
valy Sc dosti nenucene. Odeny
byly stejne v hnedy vlneny sat
& plast6 a hlavu pokryvaf pro-
sty slameny klobouk S hnedou
stuhou. Tento cestovni oblek
byl dar cd "spolecnosti"
Oba missionafi jejich
muzove = byh pravym vzorem
obytejneho americkeho reve-
renda-m -missionafe - vysoce ro-
still, hubeni, cernovlasi ble-
dolici. Nebyli odeni v obyGej-
lem "habitu" knezskem, ,nybrz
k Will pohodli meli ma sobe
pevny soukeny oblek barvy
tmavosede.
Jak jseni jiz pravila, stall
oba ma palube drzice rozevfe-
ne dsStniky mad svymi zena-
mi a Brltomartou, pohllzejice
zaslzenynii ocima smutne ma
stale vic a vice mizicf bfeh
drahe vlasti. All! Kdyby tax
byli mohli hledeti do budouc-
nosti d spatrili, jaky osud ur-
cen je Jim a k zahube odsou-
aeni iich lode v daleken Indi-
tken oceant, - nebo kdybv
byli mohli tusiti. jak desna vi.
chrice blizi Sc Jim tax mile via.
sti v podobe obcanske valky
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"Byla to hrdinna obet a pfi-
nesena srdcem prostym a ci-
stym. Buh zajiste prime il
taxi, jak byla minena a bude
vas v predsevzeti vasem siliti",
Tesla Britomarta.
ooh, verim v to take 49, ano,
jsem o tom pfesvedcena. Ne
byt tomu tax, muscle by mne
srdce puknouti. ia sotva asi
setkam SO s MIN ma tomto sve-
ta, jiste ale setkame Sc spolu V
nebesich!"
"Verte tomu, draha; dou-
fam ale, ze buh milosrdny u
deli vam mnohe stesti jiz zde
ma zemi. Pomnete, ze:
'Buh slysi vzdechy TIVE, tez
vidi Shy I've
a zveda ruku svoji ku uleve',
pravila Britomarta JENNIE.
Mezi tim dojel omnibus pfi-
staviste a mladym missiona-
rum Dylo vystoupiti. Prselo sta
le a oba panove byli priprave-
nj ku ochrane svych dam pred
oestem. Ma pristavisti shromaz
dill Sc dosti cetny pocet veri-
cich a vynikajicich udu missij
nj spolecnosti, kteri prali 81
|rozlouciti Sc missionari.
| Tesne pri brehu uvazana BY
la velka lodice, ktera dopraviti
je mcla ma velky trojsteznik
"Sultana", jenz zakotven byl V
..nori asi pill mile "a pTista-
Ivem.
| Nasledkem nepriznive pove-
trnosti netrvalo louceni dlouho
q spoleenost nase zahy octla sc
ma palube obrovske lode beze
vsi melody, aGkoli ODE mlade
| missionarky byly takrka pole
kany k smrti, kdyz lod'ky by
10 jim vystupovati po provazo-
vem zebriku ma palubu. Brito-
marta byla prvni, ktera rychle
a jiste vykonala cestu tu, ma
cez pax ODE mlade zeny, Vi
douce, ze neni to tax nebez-
lpecne, jak 81 byly pfedstavova-
ly, il nasledovaly. Kapitan To-
Ide, McKensie, sam stall ma pa
lube, sehnut k zebfiku a poda-
val prichozim pomocnou ruku
take danny lehcejii mof1ly wy
stoupiti. Jelikoz stale prSelo,
odebrala sc mala nase spolec-
most lined do svych kajut. Ia
hrmela rama della, kotva wy
zdvizena a "Sultana" vjela ja-
ko pysny or do rozcerenych vim
Sireho okeanu.
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VYMENf Sc novy domek o

VYMENf Sc novy domek o
6ti svetnicich v okoli Broad
way a Union ul. a tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek o 4 svet
nicich, blize Kinsman Rd..
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
phi 1898 str. k tomu jeste
Jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri.
vatni aneb obehodni. Prodaji
Sc tri domy a stor ma vych.
76 ul., blize Cedar Ave-, dale
vymenirn obchod "a privatni
dunn. Nam mnoho jinych demu
Jak na prodel, tax na vymenu.
Haste Sc u Thom. Suchy, 2465
E. IS st. Tel. Princt. 1916 W.
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PRODA Sc zanovni bunga-

PRODA Sc zanovni bunga-
low s pozemkem 1 akr, velka
garaz, slepicnfky, voda, skop-
ky ma pradlo, pres 100 kusu
drubeze, vysoky lesik, vse o.
hrazeno. Majetek Sc naleza
Stop 20, A. B. C. kary ma VOL
mont st. Muzete dopsati tez
ma Ant. Platek, Box SOB, Bed
ford, 0. Tez Sc proda Dutch
kara. 7-1g
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$4,000 kOUPf ctyfpokojo-
Wy novy ddm S koupelnou,
sklep, skopky ma prani, plyn,
bridlicova strccha a jine zari-
zeni. Blizsi sdeli j. F. Neje-
dix Co., 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1856 - Union
1861 r. 7?
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PRODA Sc moderne zarize-
ny dunn o 19ti pokojich, fer
mes, voda elektrika, plvn. dla-
zdeny lot, 2 garaze. Csna
$500, polovic ma splatky. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 1921 E. 40 st. 7-19
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OOO0OUOOOOOUOOO
Zajata nevesta.
Ron&n We etyrech dilech cd p E. b. E. N southworthove
Pro "Domacnost' prelo1l Hugo Chotek.
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koleji, re pan a pani Goldsbo-
rough presvedci jak Albertu
tax i Alberta o prospesnosti
slouceni obou velkych majetku
v jeden a re stane Sc q nich
preee parek manzelsky".
Dopis Erminie obsahoval je-
Ste mnohem vice, coz vsak pro
DEF mas nema tolik dilezitosti,
ebychom to tuto opakovali. Ia
koncila vrelym pranim, ably
pfedraha jeji Britomarta byla
st'astnou ably dobre Sc il We
do.
y velikem pohnuti a Sc slza-
mi V ocich docetla Britomarta
dlouhy ten list. Jedna okol-
most ale prece byla il napadna
3 hnetlo il, ze Erminie, mluvic
tax mnoho Alberto Elfii,
jen nekolika slovy zminila Sc
9 Justinovi. Znovu d znovu ce-
tia tech nekolik suehoparnych
SLOW a kdykoli padl jeji zrak
ma slovo Justin, prilozila list
ten k ustum ibala jej vrouc-
ne, kdezto Shy jake perle ka-
nuly il po tvari. Konecne vzcho
pila Sc jakoby V uleknuti, ze
Gopustila Sc neceho zleho a a.
by potrestala sebe Ia okamzi-
tou svoji slabost, roztrhla cely
list ma kousky.
Ten mucednik stare DOLBY,
jenz, aby potrestal sebe "a spa
ehane domnele hTfchy, strcil
ruku do ohne a nechal spaliti il
ma skvarek bez jedineho slova
narku, sotva as mel vice sebe-
zapreni v sobe, jako tato MIA
da, sebevedoma divka.
Ona milovala Justina 4 ce--
lynn srdcem svym celou
dust svoji a "a jeho stesti rada
b. obetovala i zivot. S veske-
rou svoji pevnou vuli hledela
ale lasku tn, kterou povazovala
"a nest astnou, vyrvati re sve-
no srdce a kdyz nechtelo Sc j
to dariti, nenavidela sebe sa-
niu, namlouvajic 81, re pfedc
je duSevne velmi slabou.
All. Jaky to dusevni BOZ by
musela probojovati, jakym to
rest astnym osudem byla ovla-
dana, re rozdvojena byla sa-
ma V sobe, re rozum jeji od-
chylovaI Sc V tax uzasne mife
cd jeji pocitu.
Britomarta byla povdeena to
mu, re den odjezdu byl tax bill
zek. Az bude vzdalena pevni-
ny, ma niz on I'll a pusobil, Ia
necha "a sebou i onu slabost =
jak nejsvetejsi ten pOcit zeny,
lasku cistou a pravou, nazyva-
la - a bude opet tOu starou
Britomartou Conyers, ktera z
hloubi srdce nenavidi cele to
ukrutne a zradn6 pokoleni
muzske.
z rama, kratce pred tim, nez
mela LODI odplouti, napsala po-
sledni kratky dopis Erminii
Bylo to jen nekolik fadku di
XII "a obdrzeny dopis pax
strucne pozdravy ma byvalf
spoluzacky V ustavtl. Nebylo tc
mnoho SLOW, byla to ale slovs
srdecna vrela.
Svaffc dopis ten schrance pc
stovni spechala zpet do stray
niho sveho domu, ably tn vycks
la prichodu omnibusu, kterj
dopraviti mel celou mlssijn
spolecnost k lodi. Veskera za
vazadla odvezena byla ji2
pfedchozi vecer a mela pfott
dnes prace jiz malo.
Bylo to sice ma pocatku me
siec iijna, povetrnost ale byl;
jiz jako v listopadu, neprijem
ra a chladna. Obloha byla oh
tezkana mraky Cd vychod'
val vlhky. mrazivy vitr. To ia
jiste nebyl vabny den ku oru
STEM prijemneho domova
vytopene, utulne jizby a vyda
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hem" posav&dni sve hostitelce
q hostiteli, podala Jim ruce ma
rozloucenou a vysla ven. Pfse-
10 hodne, vitr zadul do jeji Sa-
ia a ona aachvela sc zifnou.
Ma chodnfku stal muz, drze
rozevreny destnik patrne O.
cekavaje jeji prfchodu. Byl to
reverend Ely, ten samy, jeh0z
podle narizeni starsich cirkve
mela 81 witt "a chote a ktere-
hoz odbyla tax zkratka. On
nehneval Sc proto mnoho, ne
bot okamzite obdrzel nahra-
du v jine 'sestre', ktera byla
ochotnejsi stati Sc jeho zenou,
nezli Britomarta.
"Je to vlhke jitro, ze?", pra-
vii s Gklonem a nadzvedaje
rad nj deStnik.
Britomarta pod6kovala mu a
dovolila mu, aby doprevodil il
k omnibusu, kde seznamil il S
mladou svojf zinkou a pax S
reverendem a panf Breton.
ODE mlade zeny sedely v
koutku a plakaly. Byly sobe ci-
zini, skoro asi tax, jak cizimi
hyly doposud svym vlastnim
manzelun.' Jedna pfijela re
zapadu a druha z jihu jen "a
tim hcelem, ably tn byly pro-
vdany. a nasledovaly muze sve
do Indie. Syatby ty, odbyte te-
prve pred peti hodinami, byly
co nejjednodussi a ODE zenv,
ktere opoustely domov a rodi-
&c V navalu nejvyssiho nabo-
zenskeho entusiasmu, aby po-
daily ruku srdce vychvalenym
missionarGm, pusobicim v ne
znamyeh, dalnych krajinach
mezi narody divokymi, poealy
nyni pfenahleni sveho litovati.
Duse jejich zmoenil Sc nevy-
siovny strach pred neznamym
osudem a re strachu toho daily
Sc do usedaveho place.
Mladi kazatelove byli v ma
ramnych rozpacich, nevedouce
81 rady, jak by nlade zenusky
svoje upokojili rozveselih.
Britomarta pohlizela ma ne
soucitne a myslela 81:
''Tu jsou Ease dive zeny, KITE
re nechaly Sc svesti k cinu, jejz
lituii jiz nyni. Uboha stvoreni! !!
Jak o mnoho lepe byly by ma
tom bez techto manzela". Ma
hnouc Sc pax k jedne z Mich,
zaseptala:
'''Nechci domlouvati yam, a
byste neplakala. nebot plac u
levi choremu srdci; avsak ia
pripominam vam slova pisma
= elm tezsi je kriz, tim skye
lejsi je Koruna"
"Vim to -. VIM, odvetila a
snazila Sc potlaciti vzlykot.
"A wy" tazala Sc Britomar-
Ia. obracejic Sc k druhe re
svych spolecnic.
ooh, muj ubohy otec! Muj
ubohy - O - !" zvolala "a
to bUlestne vypuknouc v hla-
sity plac.
"Uclnlla Jsem TAX Jen pro
neho. Byla jsem jeho nejmlad.
Sim a nejmilejsim deckem a on
je jiz tax start"
"Prot jste ho tedy opustila
draha?" tazala sc Britomarta
nedbajic pritomnosti svycf
"priruzenych nepfatel".
"Mela jsem "a to, ze je tC
niou povinhdstf!" vzlykala mls
ola zena. "Oni chteli, ably ne
Edo provazel bratra Ely a kdyz
zadna sc k tomu nemela, povs
! zovala jsem "a svoji krest'ah
skou povinnost, abych obetova
/ Ia Sc ja".
"A coz vas otec? Odloucil 81
dobrovolne cd sve dcery?"
con rekl, abych jednala, jail
sama uznam "a dobre a jestl
ze mysllm, re hospedin 81 mn'
,Nyvolil "a svuj nastroj ku obra
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PRODA Sc Chandler Tou-
ring Car LEVINE "a hotove, ,vezme
Sc tez Fordka k splatce. Hla-
ste Sc po 6 hod. veter V cfsle
5153 Fowler Ave. 7-21
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PRODA Sc moderni jedno-
rodlnny dunn, tvrde podlahy,
Vytapeni horkou vodeu, velka
garaz, book casses, China ca
Dlnet, Fire Place, francouzsky
dvere, Je 2 minuty od 100 u
mon kary. Pevna eena bez ko-
msn $3.50. Haste Sc u mali
tele 1878 Coath Ave. Cor
ietC. 7-24
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MUZETE Sc HNED STE

MUZETE Sc HNED STE
HOVAT, pak-li 81 koupite muj
dunn, hodici Sc pro dive rodiny,
ktery Sc nachazi blize zap. Den
nison Ave. a Brookside Parku.
Ma 5 pokoju dole a 4 nahore,
sklep je blize skoly. Ulice
dlazGena. ZvlaSte nizka cena,
pouze $500. BlizSi sdeli ma
jltel V els. 1896 w. As ul.
7-2O
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PRODA Sc pekny domek o
5ti pokojich, koupelna a jine
zafizeni "a levnou cenu $500.
Haste Sc V elsie ALAG E. 11O
ST. z Miles Ave. 7-21
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PRODA Sc uplne zachovaly
zelezny fenc, AZ stop dlouhy,
dvirka i vrata pri mem. Haste
Sc v els. 32OS w. 81 ST. Tel.
Harvard 32O3 j. 7-20
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PRODA Sc novy dunn 6ti
pokojich, skopky na pradlo,
garaz, lot 40 pri 145 str. zada
Sc hotove $4,000. Tez Sc proda
drivi. Haste Sc elsie 1866 E.
lao st. V Mt. Pleasant. 7-19
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc vynosny restau-
rant S prodejem napojh dout
niku, pfi tydenni tribe $500.
Dobrd prilezitost pro pricinli-
veho obchodnika. Haste Sc V
els. 4418 Dennison Ave. 7-28
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi S4OO ty-
dne. Cena zasob zarizeni
$3.50. Haste Sc v elsie 57O8
Fleet Ave. 1923
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PRODA Sc 25 mladych koni,
IL samodampovacich voz1
automobil Overland pro s
osob. Haste &c ma rohu e. 1O3.
ul. a Sandusky Ave. 1928
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PRODAJl Sc diva zachovale bi
cykle velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc v
C. 3139 w. SO. st. 7-2O
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PRODAJf Sc diva nekne 10


oI AuCIIy UUHI UuI
pokoJich, voda, kanal; zachod
uvnitr, lot je 80 pri 145 str,
da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc V els.
1926 E. 140 S. V Mt. Pleasant.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

net trimmed in plumes. Miss Marion
Edelstein of Minneapolis was maid of
honor and Mr.. Sol wager was his
brothers best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Ida Rossman and Ida
Copolovich of ST. Paul, Revel Bank of
Minneapolis, and Esther and Dorothy
Veiner of Duluth. Their gowns were
of organdie with apron effects in the
pastel shades with organdy hats to
match. They carried arm bouquets
of peonies. The ushers were Edward
Fink of ST. Paul, Harry Braunstein,
Burnett Wolfson, Abe Goldman and
Oscar Klekner, all of Minneapolis. A
bridal supper for It's guests and a re-
ception for 800 at Ramaley's hall fol-
lowed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
wager have left on two-weeks' trip,
and they will be at home after June
18th, at the Curtis Hotel, Minneapolis.
Rischall- Fink.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fink announce
the marriage of their niece, Miss
Flora Fink, to Mr. Isadore Rischall
of St. Paul. The ceremony took place
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Grossman, 1852
West College Avenue, entertained at
reception dinner and dance in honor
of their 18th wedding anniversary for
IT'S guests at the Elks' Club. The
hall and dining room were beautifully
decorated with palms, roses and
spring flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Gross
man received under canopy of flow
ers. After the reception a grand
march was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Abramovich to the dining hall. The
. dinner was followed by program of
various features. The rest of the
evening was spent at dancing. The
bride wore gown Of taupe satin,
with a corsage of lilies of the valley
and roses. The out-of-town guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gar
Der and their son, Dave, Grand Forks,
N. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. S. Levy, Wells,
Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Grossman,
North Branch, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Levy, St. Cloud, Mimi; Mr.. Abe
Abramovich, Winnipeg, Man
Mrs. Julius Blumenthal, Grand Ave-
nue., entertained at bridge on Satur-
day afternoon, May 20. There were
fifteen guests.
Mrs. Louis Becker, 854 Linwood
Place, will entertain at Dancing
Party on Saturday evening, June 9Th,
at the Liberty Hall, in honor of her
daughter, Sylvia.
The Quixotic Quintet, a group of
five young men, members of the T.
A::A., will give an informal Dance at
the Church Club, Dale and Portland
Avenues, on Saturday evening, June
the fifth. Although admission is be-
ing charged, the dance is being given
in order to afford all the younger
crowd of ST. Paul good time.
A picnic and swimming party was
held at the home of Miss Helen Thane,
Mahtomedi, White Bear Lake, on
Monday, May 31st.
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WEDDINGS.
Yager-Fink.

One Of The prettiest weddings of
the season took place on Tuesday,
June LIST, at six o'clock, when Miss
Cera Evelyn Fink, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Fink, 918 Dayton
Avenue, was married to Mr.. Nathan
wager, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Yager
of Minneapolis. The ceremony, which
was held at the Temple of Aaron, was
performed by Rabbi Philip Kleinman
and Rabbi C. D. Matt of Minneapolis.
The brides gown was of white taf-
feta brocaded in silver, and her veil
was arranged in cap effect. Her bou-
quet consisted of shower of lilies of
the valley and orchids. Little Bev-
erly Veiner of Duluth was ring
bearer. She wore white net frock
over pink and a georgette poke bon
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Entertaining.

Mrs Abe Cohen, 534 Capitol Boule-
ward, entertained at a one-o'clock
luncheon and bridge at the st. Paul
Athletic club on Wednesday, June 2,
in honor. of her sons fancee, Miss
Bernice Levine, whose engagement
was recently announced. Covers were
laid for Sc guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Aberle, 1908
Fairmont Avenue, entertained in
formally at dinner on Tuesday eve
ming. st.~
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rothschild of
Bald Eagle Lake entertained at cards
and Dutch Supper for number of
friends on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Heller, 936
Fairmont Avenue, gave dinner on
Wednesday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Seesel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hirschman, 1856
Summit Avenue, entertained at din
ner for a number of friends at North
wood Country Club last Thursday eve
ming.
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Announcements.

Miss Vera Cardozo, SO South Vic
toria Street, has chosen June goth as
the date of her marriage to Mr.. Maur-
ice Robert Schwartz of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Jay Hirschman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Hirschman, 1866 Summit
Avenue, will graduate from St. Thorn
as College on Friday, June 4th.
The Northwood Country Club will
give it's first of a series of Ladies'
Days on Friday, June 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ryder, 532 Marian
Street, announce the birth of
daughter on Tuesday, May 25th.
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With the Travellers.

Mrs. c. Goldsmith, who has, been
the house guest of her, sister, Mrs.
Charles Straus, -842 Summit Avenue,
left the. first part of the week for her
home at New Orleans.
Mrs. Esther Skorish and her
daughter, Miss Ida Skorish, who re-
Gently returned from the East, after
stay Of over year, are now residing
at the Lorraine Apartments, 383 Day.
ton Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Friedman, 1881
Selby Avenue, left Sunday night for
Kansas City and Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, where they will spend about ten
days..
Miss Stella friedman, 403 Western
Avenue, left Sunday evening for Chi
cago to visit her sister, Mrs. III. N.
Cohen.
Miss Bertha Sacks of Sioux City,
Iowa, is the guest of her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Sinykin, 1908 Portland
Avenue.
Mr.. Albert Snake, Madison, Wis,
spent several days with his cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Sinykin, while en-
route to Bemidji, where he will spend
the summer.
Mr. anu MTS. DdVlQ IIOSSIudIl, S4O
Fairmont Avenue, have as their house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs M. CARRIER and
son, Dave, of Grand Forks, N. D.
Mr. Clarence Bergman motored up
to Duluth last Saturday and remained
over Decoration Day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albenburg Of Duluth and Mr.. Irving
Blumenthal of St. Paul accompanied
him. While in Duluth they were the
guests of Mr.. Albenburg's parents.
They returned on Monday.
Miss Eileen Perelstein, Marshall
Avenue, left last Wednesday for the
East where she will visit relatives.
She will return some time in July.
The Messrs. Milton Hart and How
ard Contain of ST. Paul and Mr.. Mel
vile Kolliner of Minneapolis motored 3
out to Perham, Mimi, the summer
home of Mr.. Hart, last Saturday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Harris
sister, Miss Helen Hart.
Mrs. Louis Segal and sons, Julian
and Mayer, of Elbow Lake, Mimi, are
the guests Of Mrs. Segal's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Cohen, Capitol
Boulevard.
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