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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24
Not Il De Missed.

Opportunity Not to De Missed.
Ny small boy thinks all babies arc
cupids with wings. sent from heaven
Recently l took him with me to see .
baby Just q few days old; after LOOK
ing at II intently for few mln0teA
he said to the baby's mother: ION.
please take his clothes Of. ! want
to see where you cut his wings OIL
Exchange.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

Embargo on freight shipments in
less than carload lots and routed to
St. Louis via East St. Louis was put
into effect last week by all railroads
entering the city as the result OF the
walkout OF transfer drivers and chaut-
feurs, who have been out since Sat
urday. Two thousand drivers and
chaufieurs we're reported out
"Wednesday, tying UP hauling bust
ness in St. Louis.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24
MISSOURI NOTES
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Attempting to cut stick of dyna-
mite in two, while assisting in blow
ing up stumps on neighbors farm,
resulted in the breaking Of both OF
the arms OF the Rev. Thomas Mer-
Ger, a Galloway County preacher.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

Gov. Gardner Thursday selected
Miss Juliet Price, the daughter OF
Col. and. Mrs. Lawson Price of JET
ferson City, as the princess to rep.
resent Missouri at the corosation OF
King and Queen Cotton at the Texas
Cotton Palace exposition at Waco,
Texas, October 80 and November IL.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

Charles Williams, who owns &
rough twcnty-acrc tract mile from
Cassville, mar keted 40 crates OF
strawberries from less than an acre
of ground, and received an average
of 81 per crate for the fruit. He will
get additional berries from the patch
enough to net him more than $1,000
from the patch.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

A jury i'll Kansas City court last
week found John Moore guilty OF
murder in the first degree for the
killing OF policeman April go. lie
was sentenced to be hanged. No
testimony was offered by the de-
Tense.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

There are two men named Farr's
running for governor i'll this state
this summer-or rather running Tor
the nomination for governor. One is
Frank Farris, who is one of six
Democrats with gabernatorial as
pirations; the other is .-erman ?.
Farris, the Clinton banker who is the
sole prohibition aspirant for the
Joseph Observer.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

Judge Charles Fl. Mayer, of St.
Joseph. Democratic candidate tor
governor, was given big demon
stration at Moberly Thursday night
when he opened his campaign in
that section on Missouri Delega-
tions of friends were there from
Boone, Howard and Randolph coun-
ties.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24
Treee Worth Having.

=. J. Clamer Of Collegeville. Pa.
has In his private greenhouse two
lemon trees, one with Is lemons. and
the other with more than 20. besides
a large number Of hlosaomA- e0me
Of the lemons measure II Inches
around.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

St. Clair county papers from time
to time note with much satisfaction
that that county is calling in her
railroad bonds from time to time for
payment. Thirty-four of these have
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

Interest in oil development i'll
Howell and Texas counties is in
creasing and many leases are being
secured. The Pomona Oil and Gas
company is drilling near Ramona. n
depth OF almost 5000 feet has been
reached. The company has started
a second we'll near Willow Springs
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

Miss Virginia NJ. Bland, daugh-
ter OF the late Congressman Dick
Bland, OF Missouri, who gained a
world wide reputation in the free
silver campaign in the nineties, died
Thur sday night at her home in Den
yer, Colo. She had been failing rap
idly in the last five weeks Miss
Bland was Is years old, and had lived
in Colorado most OF the time in the
last nine years. Her mother, Mrs,
Virginia II. Bland, is in the federal
internal revenue department here. /,
is planned to send the body to the
old family home at Lebanon, Mo-, 10,
burial.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

Clarence D. Slough of Spring
field has been appointed prohibition
enforcement attorney for the south
ern district of Missouri. The APP
pointmcnt was made by tn internal
revenue department at Washington
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24
VERY TRUE.

" b { r e v e T
there's a Will
there's a way.
Not always.
Sometimes there's
q law suit.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
"SCHECHITAH' IN SWITZERLAND
TO BE SUBMITTED TO A REF
ERENDUM

Zurich.-As is known. agitation by
number of societies for the proven.
ton of cruelty to animals resulted.
some years ago. in the abolition of
"Schechitah" in Switzerland. The
only way to obtain kosher meat in
the country was by the erection of a
ritual slaughter-house. on the Swiss
Austrian boundary This slaughter
house supplied all the Kosher meat
for the country. But Jewish agita-
ton persisted. and the Jewish week
ly "Israelitischcs Wochcnblatt fur
die Schweiz' sent out question.
naire to prominent leaders of the
the senselessness of the existing leg
islation against ritual animal slaugh-
tering.
The agitation bore fruit, and bill
was recently passed by the legisla-
ture permitting the re-intrOductiOn
OF "Schechitah" in Switzerland. sub
ject to an affirmative referendum vote
of the people.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
HUNGARY'S ANTIJEWISH EX
81 CESSES ON YOM kIPPUR

Budapest.-The Day of Atnnemen'
lust passed will be know:l in the his
tory OF Jews in Hungary as day of
sinister attacks upon them. and as
reminder of the Middle Ages when
Jews were attacked and their
stores ravagcd on the holiest of their
loly-days. simply because such was
the most convenient time when at
tacks could be made.
Hungarian mobs attacked mum
ber of symgogues in this city and
drew the Jewish pOpula,e into Sc
ries of mtimely fights. But the
authorities. instead m proceeding
against the guilty saw fit to utilize
the occasion by visiting punishmen,
upon unoffending Jewish citizens who
were arrested at the slightest provo
cation. and sent to police stations.
where corporal punishment is now
the rule in Hungary.
The outrages continued all day.
and the number Of victims was CON
siderable. Other cities in Hungary
witnessed similar cXcesses.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
OFFICIAL PROTEST AGAINST
POLISH POGROMS

Warsaw.--.An Interpolation wa
presented by the Jewish deputies IL
the Polish Diet recitiag the recen
pOgroms in many of the Polish cite
and towns, giving particulars Of enc'
pogrom and also against deportation
Of noted Jewish and Zionist lender
without any reason or any justifiabl
cause. The Interpolation describe
the exact status of the Jewish popl
latioa uader Bolshevik occupation
discloses the motives Of the Isolsh'
Wiki in attacking Poland and of II
lAoles prosecuting unoffrnsive Jew
and goes on with the Nrmand for ;
thorough government investigation o
the recent anti-Jewish -xcesses IL
Poland.
The Interpolation further charge
the Polish Premier Witos with con-
plicity in the unhappy state of af
fairs. because the Premier. although
repeatedly requested to do so. failef
to sign proclamation to The people
calling upon them to desist from anti
Jewish activity.
On behalf Of the Polish Govern
nicnt. vIce-Premier DasZynski prom
ised to remedy conditions. but h
added. "the people of Poland alway'
had the greatest love for their Jewisi
nelghbors. and II there are any DIFF
faropooc pnxp tbny n y.a dino IN tho nh
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
DIR. CASTER MEETS THE ROU'.
MANIAN CROWN PRINCE

London.--The Haham. the Rev. DR..
Caster. gave out the following an
nouncement to the Jewish press:
"At the invitation Of his Royal
Highness the Crown Prince of Rou-
mania, I visited him at the Ritz Ho-
tel. where had a lengthy eonversa-
tion with him on various topics.
Among others, the Jewish question
was naturally touched upon. and I
have been authorized to state In the
most emphatic manner by the Crown
Prince that the Decree LAW affecting
the Naturalization Of the Jews In
Roumania will unauestlonably be
passed by the Chambers, and that his
Majesty the King Of Rumania will in
sist on it being carried into effect az
decreed-of course. within the limits
of constitutional Law. In view of the
stated affairs In Rumania. l believe
this assurance to be Of great import
ance, and I shall be glad II you give
It wide publicity. n @
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
Bakst Pictures Shown at
Library this Week
EXHIBIT OF JEWISH ARTIST IN
CLUDES HIS LATEST WORKS.
PICTURE OF CARUSO By TAM.
BURINIH ALSO SHOWN

An art exbibit of pnpsns, ipteras,
IN the Jewish public is on view at
the pnb,ic library tb,s w.ek I,
consists largely of water colors.
drawings and stape decorations hv
Leon Rakst Russo.lcw;sh .rtisf
He has created n mama for him
self I'm many lines and bas struck
out with his characteristic holdness
into new maths.
sop Rokst was horn +, q petars-
hurp In 1sGs of noor Jawisb mar
ents He studied In ms native citv
and tho, went to Paris ~bars he has
lived mucb of tbe ,,m. ,bop,, m.
also ,;vad many vears Il, Rnss;a
Ue 10 ot nresant In Paris &, ,ra.t
grief ot tbe death os a son who was
ti,,ed dur;np tb. war II 10 ho,ed
that rho s,cc.ss os m. .,.r,can ,o,r
~ bis works vii, .ro,sa him s,H-
cion,,v ,o cnnt;nro :,
Nr p.ls, :, &, cold NV o,,t,cs una
horr; n ,ro.t .o,or;s, and hoo, m. =,
,roo, dravoh,snon ua 4, s.,n;,;,
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oo,nr
II .,. ,os. .o, ,ors b. ,., r;r,
tho ,,.,s,r of h,, o,,,,n.,,,r In ~.
ranco of work h. ,.. nrodnced "a.
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ord o,f,o;., ,,;o.,rs,
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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13

ment and for Jewish people primarily
would create an atmosphere of help
fulness from the start and the much
needed work of bringing medical care
and attention to the sick, and especial
ly the babies of what Is probably the
largest district of Jewish residents in
the city would he carried on In an
effective and far reaching way.
With the support Of you. and you.
Mr. and Mrs Jewish Citizen. the Beth
Israel Hospital should within the next
few weeks open its doors to suffering
humanity. Your contribution is the
very one needed to equip and furnish
the beautiful new building which will
alleviate the suffering of the sick and
which will reflect credit on the Jew
ish community Of Denver. as the Beth
Israel Hospital II you have given
and can give more. do so. II you
have not given. GIVE NOW!
Remittances should be sent to Mr..
Milton Anfinger, treasurer, 322 Symes
Building.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
ROUMlANLA Is ALSO EXPEILIN(
ITS JEWS

CZcrnOwitZ.-.As a result of an or
der issued by the ROumanian govern
ment to eypel its aliens. the Rouman.
ian authorities in many districts ar,
cxpelling Jews at large. and in Sic,
henbuergen. Jewish families that have
been resident there for many genera.
tionS have also been expelled. The
Jewish National Council appealed to
the Minister of the Interior. Arg.
toienu, hut his reply WAS so evasive
that no help Is to he expected from
him. and the Council has now turned
20 the Zionist World Organiza tion
for Intervention.
In Klausenberg and Grosswarfein
Hebrew gymnnsiums have been es.
tablished.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
JOINT DISTRIBUTION ACTIVI.
TIES HANDICAPPED BY AMER.
ICAN SUSPENSION OF PASS.
PORTS TO SOVIET RUSSIA
Ct. c. b. Serylce)

Paris.-We are automatically in
formed that the work of the Joint
Distribution Committe is coyIider-
ably handicapped by the fnct that at
the order of Washington. no passports
are being issued TO Americans for
Soviet territory.
We also learn that In Reval relief
provisions amounting In value to half
a million dollars are held up because
of lack of transportation facilities.
Some of the provisions arc going TO
waste.
Representatives of the Joint Dis
tribution Committee are negotiating
with GukOwsky. a Soviet representa-.
tive. regarding the establishment of
n fixed rate of exchange for the dol
lar forwarded as relief money.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
MRS. PHILIP sNOWDEN ON THE
JEWS IN RUSSIA

I.ondon.-In the volume. Through
Bolshevik Russia" which Is issued
here. Mrs. Philip Snowden, the wife
of the well known Socialist leader. in
discussing the situation Of the Jews
In Soviet Russia. says: r.
He forms, In the first place, II very
large part of the population Of all
the great cities and smaller towns OF
Central Europe and Russia. He is.
generally speaking. the best educated
part of the population where educa-
,ional facilities have been open to him.
The cruelties of centuries have sharp
sned his wits. developed his cunning.
forced his energies into less desirable
channels. and caused him to regard the
men outside his race as his enemies
against whom he must take care con-
.inuously to defend and protect him.
,elf The Jewish mind Ii hard, logi-
cal and dogmatic. The Jews temper
ument is artistic. but his training is
utilitarian. He Is passionately inter
ested In theory and will try to carry
out his favorite one at all costs. given
the power. Having no country off his
own. where he does not love the coun-
try Of his adoption he is more than
usually international in his viewpoint
and regards race before nation, and
beth less tLan his theory OF mankind.
He has great powers of organization.
"Over n plastic. passive people like
the typical indolent Russian he was
bound to have enormous power and
influence. Said one of the known
Jewish leaders in Russia to me when
1 had gently complained OF too much
discipline and too little frcedOm.
" But the Russian people are like
children. They are not educated They
know nothing. They have been ac-
customed for centuries to slavery and
dictation. Would sou have us allow
them to destroy themselves by their
own incapacity and inexperience? :?
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
THE JEWS OF THRACE AND THE
GREEK ADMINISTRATION

Const,ptino,,l. R,hb; Ran,ro.b
rho rabh; or Adr;.,o,,. wac rec.p,,p
;nterviewed wbi,e n,ss,n, ,bron,h sa.
,on;oo nv , ,,prnoi;., Who nut 70 him
oort,;, ,p,st,o,S co,.or,,,. ,h. ot,i.
tud. ~ tho cre.l Administration ,o.
ror,s t,. Io,,..
R,bh; R.,,ro,b was ona of tho dol
,oo,;on ro,ros.,tip, tho no,u,s,;o, q,
Tbroce which .vont IN Athons in mr.
der to transmit IN Mr. yenize,os tba
CONGRATULATIONS of tbe Tbr,cian inb.h.
topts nm his racovarv from tba rac.pt
,tte,t,t md tb.;r daen pratitpda for
ba friendlv ott;tude of tho Craer Al.
n;p;strot;on
The r,bbi stated that be was under
.be impressIon that tho Crook autbor.
t,as In Thro.. yver.. WARMLY d,snosed
ouvar,,s Tho Jew;sb nonu,.t,op He
I'D .nolen IN ,n,ry b,ob of,c,a,. of
he Admin,stratiop al, NJ whom "a.
ured him of tbe hirh esteeYn in which
ba lows ware bo,.I
"rbe visit NJ His Mn jcstv King Al.
xander To the Adrianonle Svns.
,oo,e, :, s,id n,h,J J,o,oroeh .ros n
arv ,,enorohlo aro,,t Tho cerenonr
,hio,, ,yo o-,,o,,,o, for tb;s oocos,on
yas one of grant solemnttv His Mn.
os,v wos ro,o;v.1 ot ,ba door ne ,b.
vn.uoyue bv tho moot nromipent
g-, ,,,., a,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
TURKISH REBELS ATTACK JEW.
ISH cOI0NY

Constantinople.-The Jewish colony
"AIessillah Hudassah." situated liz
Hassam Pasha in the vicinity of this
city. has been attacked ny a band Of
Turkish outlaws. The colonists fed.
leaving their property In the hands Of
the bandits. British troops came to
their rescue and restored order. The
cOlOniSts have now returned to their
homes and are afforded the protec-
tion of n British guard. They have.
however, sustained such heavy losses
that they nre unable to carry on, and
have therefore turned to the chief
British representative for assistance.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
AusTRIA,s FEAR OF JEWISH EN-.
IGRANTS

Vienna.-Governmcn instructions
have been issued to all Austrian au-
thorities to supervise the strictest con-
troll upon Jewish cmigrants passing
through Austrin and to make sure
that these will under no circumstances
remain in.the country. Particular at
tention Is directed to the movement
of "Chnlutzinl" Not only must the
"Chalutzim" be kept ont of the cOun-
try, but they cannot obtain food even
during their temporary stay and must
therefore bring their own food with
them.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
America the Sole Hope
of European Jew
WELL-KNOWN DANISH PLAY.
RIGHT MAKES PLEA FOR Toll
FRANCE AND PROTECTION.
BY HENRI NATHANsEN.


The following speech was delivered at
n protest meeting la Copenhagen against
the continued and increasing e.cesses
Jewish playwright and novelist. Henri Nath.
ansen.
stand here not as spokesman of n
certain movement. nor ms herald Of n
certain program. stand here as u
Jew. II was my desire that from the
land In which was born and in the
speech which is my own there should
also 20 forth a. sound and be heard in
the many-vOiced chorus which Is rails
ed against the horrors that now again
are being perpetrated upon our peo-
pie.
What has occurred? Anything new?
No! Anything unheard Of? No. 1t
Is the same sad tale that has resOund-
ed thru the ages at greater or lesser
intervals. Whenever state had com
mitted some error, whenever some
wrong had to be atoned for. the rul-
ers have ever looked about seeking
an outlet to drain off the troubled
waters. We have seen this In Russia,
in Rumania a.ld now at length in
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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
The JelDish SANDER
BY ]. III. BUTCHER.
For the Rwish News.

TOT tht SeNLSu news.
To thy hospitane shores people
came, -
o Columbia. land of the free;
And there they KAocked in I.iberty's
name, n
And were weh.0i I'd there by thee.
They fled from ~ secution's rage,
And hatred's lent reign;
With new found 81 ve. in new horn
age. q
They swore nnce at thy fame.
Now that altar MFwreathed in crepe.
And slander. q Viper full grown.
Has reared with venomous jaws
agape,
To strike its wrifhing victim down
o Columbia, in thy name are said
These slaaders foul. That those dc.
fame
Whose strength ana blood were for
thee shed,
o silence them. in I.iberty's name
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
BECAUSE He CONDEMNED ANTI
SEMITISM. EX-MINISTER WAS
REFUSED A HEARING

vicnna.-Bccause he had previously
declared that anti Semitism was i'm
moral. Ex-Minister Gathern was pre-
vented by anti-Semites from address
sing political gathering at Neuren-
berg
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
WELI.-KNOWN NEW YORK ZION
IST DEAD

New York.-Abraham l.. Lubarsky.
well known Zionist of New York.
died last Friday night. Mr.. Lubar-
sky was n man of considerable means
and wns noted as a brillinnt mas.
CHA"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13
Beth Israel HospitalC Cam.
paign in Full Swing
WORKERS MEET WITH SPLENDID
RESPONSE. $1,000 RAISED BY
WEDNESDAY NOON,

WEDNESDAY NOoN.
Tho ,ur.haou AZ the ..mn,;y, wora,.
orc or uosn;,.l R.,,, ps,,o, mat ~
4 Innrbeon Wednesday MON nj the
Adams Uo,e, Great enthusiasm ure.
|. vailed auonp them. and the nrosnects
for a successful conclusion to the cam.
paipn were very bright. The various
cl,airmen had fine reports totalling
81. ONO collected to Wednesday noon.
The Jews of Denver have once more
rallied in splendid fashion to the bnn-
ner of worthy philanthropy and the
Beth Israel Hospital Drive which ends
today gives good promise of going over
the ton. The people have given. and
given liberally and intelIigently. Every
body is heartily in favor of the Hos.
utmost of their ability.
The Campaign Army is steadily driy-
ing on. and under expert leadership
IS making most earnest effort to
each every Jew in Denver. If you
ave not been approached. If you are
rot approached today, the final day of
he drive, send your subscription today
that your offering may be counted
n the final totals which will he read
the closing dinner Of the campaign
his evening
Never before has any cause spoken
or itself In such n simple. direct man
,er as the Beth Israel Hospital. Never
'efore has nm appeal been made that
,as carried itself not thru stress of
motion but thru cold thinking logic.
,enver must have added hospital ia
'ilities. With n population such as we
ave there should be an added ca
acity of 1000 beds. Denver. must
ave n nOn-sectnrian hospital, n hos
ital where Jews can go without being
lced continuously with the emblems
{ an outside faith. There is not n
ingle such institution In the city
therefore, the Reth Israel Hospital
rust become an actualIty. .s'-'t
In au other drives, no matter how
worthy the cause. results are n mat
err of the future. With the Beth
'srael Drive nil precedent has been re-
ersod tangible actuol reality has
,een handed to tho Jewish Community
md ,u that ia reouired 10 tho rais;ny
. s.n ooo 20 ,,ol,o &. ,os,,,,o sor a
Iou,,h conoro, u,Snit,, ,o ono, IT,
,oors ,o tho nub,ic With grounds and
,n,,1;,, a y;f, with I-nitad Stot..
p,,h,;o Sor,.;.. orr,o,.,s o,d r;tr p,,,,
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We nave F'''oo o"iAu'ns ioe"'e" VI"
one VI '"' i'i"s' "eSii"pie ''Spi'"t Sues
Ill the city thoro's iii"ierh' oeauti'
iuiis coistructeo anu arrahBeu' anu
MI thht ~ iieeuea 10 put 'his Hospitai
ONO an Immediate WORKING baSis' Is
your support TO the best III your CIV
ing nMllty. Will YOU HElr!' Ana
the answer has been orerwheimihsly
ES.
with the dream of many years at
last to hr realized. general Jewish
hospital in this city. plans OF Tar
reaching benefits are already being
made for the future. IL is now the
fond hope of those who are Interested
In the Beth Israel Hospital. and their
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13

A Breslan dispatch announces the
death Of Professor Braun. the head
Of the Rabbinical Semi:ary In that
city and II most noted scholar.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-13

Continued on Page Three)
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-07-07
RAVENA
? having,

Farmers are busy haying.
Mr.. and Mrs Sven Tovson and son
Orlando and Nick Moe spent Sunday
at Peter Guttebo's.
Frank Broghammer and Joe
Smith autoed to Waukon last Satur-
day evening.
Frank and Joe Lansing autoed to
Rochester last Saturday to spend the
4th with friends.
Signe Tovson done some sewing
for Mrs. August Peck and Mrs. Oscar
Tovson the past week
Olivia and Marguerite Lansing are
visiting relatives In Wisconsin.
Several attended the ball game at
Ossian last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Guttebo and
family and Oscar Berg spent We'd
resday evening at Sven Tovson's.
Hans Nygaard is the owner of y
new Chevrolet car which he purchas-
ed of Billiard Bros. vast week.
Marie Skinner who has been at
tending school in Minneapolis is now
staying with home folks.
Frank Broghammer, Lawrence
Meyer and Julia Kobegier called at
sven Tovson's Wednesday evening.
Henry Miller called at P. Barthel-
mes, Jr. one day last week.
sigurd and Signe Tovson autoed
TO Lansing last Sunday