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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-07-03

NOTICE OF CONTEST
department of the Interior, U. $. Land Once, nj
Grnwoud Springs, Colo,
10 the Heirs of William J. Harris. deceased,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26
WHY / BELIEVE IN
BTYING THRIFT STAMPS

During the war believed in buy
ing Thrift Stamps because our sol.
diers were fighting for our country
We loaned the money TO the Govern
ment so the soldiers could have
food and make our country free.
Now that the war is over Nc
should buy Thrift Stamps to make
our money work for us. We get in
terest on it and then when We get
our money back we can put it in
again and get more interest. When
we are twenty years old We can get
our money back and maybe We
can buy a farm with COWS, sheep.
and horses or buy something else
we want. Maybe we will want TO go
to college or some school where We
can learn 10 do some kind Of work
ARTHUR PRITZL
18th Grade, Fruitland.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26

foot but We didn't know it until I
found it one night when looked
at his foot to see If I could find out
what was the matter. I called papa
and he pulled the nail out but the
lamb kept right on limping-
had TO sell the lambs because I
had to go to school. got about TWEEN.
" dollars for them. 1 had a hundred
dollars in Thrift Stamps already so
1 gave this money to my little broth
er to put in War Saving Stamps
ERMA KIRK
4th Grade, Fruitlsnd.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26
Little WILLOW

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Clrrin have
I sold their ranch near New Plymouth
and will again take up Their resi-,
dence in the valley.
BIr and Mrs. L. A Wafer we're
over from Ontario last week visiting
at the c. a. Currin home.
Mrs. George Goats came home Sat
urday having spent the week in Pay,
cite visiting the home folks.
The Government man was up the
valley the first OF the week looking
over the desert land where final
proof has been submitted.
The Cheek boys were up to tn.
Coats ranch Saturday and Sunday.
The dance at the John GisseI ranch
was well attended and a good time
reported and. a lovely supper was
served the guests.
B. D. Mcintyre is in Portland this
week going down with his cattle
which were shipped Friday from
Payette.
Nellie Kiefer is still on the sick
list, not fully recovered from the
effects of the Flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bolton were
Payette visitors the first of the
week.
Our school house at the EastsideI
needs some attention from the school
board at Payette If something isn't
done in the near future they may be
called upon to explain the reason
why. The pupils need more than a
teacher and a fire in their school
room and that is all that is furnish
ed them now.
Word was received here Of the
death of Mr.. Sheppard in Boise last
week. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Sheppard was one of the En-
gineers who assisted with the project
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Coats visited in
Payette Friday and Saturday
A large force of men and teams |
will be put to work on the bitches
again this spring; some uncompleted /
work to finish and a few breaks |
which will be repaired
Mr. Payton is over TO Ontario |
this week on court business.
a good crowd attended the Sale
OF James Pease last Thursday. Every |
thing sold well. Mr.. and Mrs. Pease
will go over near Spokane, Wash.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26
EARNING THRIFT STAMPS

Two years ago when | lived IN
Payette on a one hundred acre farm
we kept fifty head of cattle and
about thirteen milk COWS. In the
spring we had to go after them on
old Dan. our horse. had to cross
the river TO the island where we
kept the cows. Every night went
after the cows. / MIXED COW OF
two sometimes, and worked pretts
hard
My papa said that if I would feed
all the calves, we had five, he
would give me a calf so l worked
and earned the calf. When it was
sold 1 got fifty dollars for it and
put the money in War Savings
Stamps.
We had three lambs too and
took care of them all the time. There
was black one, a white one, and a
brown one. We called them Blacky,
Buster and Browny. l had q hard
time OF it. The lambs went down to
the mill all the time because the
men at the mill gave them food.
One time Buster ran a nail in his
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26
THRIFT STAMPS

All boys and girls should buy
Thrift Stamps because it teaches
them good habits. II also means
twenty-five cents saved. Thrift means
to save all things and to spend care
fully.
The most important thing TO save
is money. We should only use it for
things that are useful or invest it In
Thrift Stamps which is the same as
saving.
We should be very careful Of our
clothes. too, for then We viii not
have to keep buying more.
All children should be careful Of
their school material, instead Of
chewing their pencils, throwing away
pieces of paper that are just partly
used, or chewing erasers into bits.
In buying Thrift Stamps it teach
es children TO save and spend in
business-like way. In a few years we
will get the money back and then
we viii have it to invest in some kind
of business when We are grown Or
we may get it in time to help pay
our way thru college.
II ali the boys of the United States +
would buy Thrift Stamps it would
make an immense amount of money. Z
And our Government needs it 10
help pay the great War Debt II
would help Uncle Sam and We would
get as much for it as we would get
if we had the money in the Bank.
Be Patriotic, Buy Thrift Stamps. !
EVA KONOSKE
CHARLES DOTSON
5th Grade, Fruitland.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26
F'RUlTLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs F. M. Burtch

He is here looking for location.
| Mr. and Mrs. Limbaugh and daugt
| ter ouida and son Lawrence arrived
last week from eastern oregon and
moved on to the Holly place which
they purchased last spring. They are
| living in tent until they can gel
possession. Mr. S. A. Sales who has
/ been living on the place went OF
Tuesday to the Boise Valley to look
for a location.
Henry Reins last week sold ten
cars Of apples to Mr.. Butcher.
5ir. and Mrs. Stanley Brown, Mr.
and Airs. Til Ramey and the Chas.
Dueu family we're guests Sunday at
the Chas. Royston home.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Sparks have
rented a place two or three miles
northwest Of New Plymouth and will
move soon.
Mrs. ". ". Hezeltine went TO Pay
cite on Saturday to care fer her sis
ter. Mrs. Moore who is i'll.
The Francis Willard ". c. T. U.
on Monday afternoon gave a surprise
party for Mrs. J. W. Spitzbarth who
is soon to leave for California.
VIII Walker, nephew Of Mrs. r. W
Smith is here from Burnley and is Wis
iting at the Smith and Hurst homes.
Mr.. Jim Whitsel who has been
visiting in Iowa and California re-
turned on wednesday Of this week.
Chas. Whitsel who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the St. Al
phonsus Hospital at Boise, is getting
along nicely.
The Warren Dorathy family of
Payette were visiting Saturday at
the [. P. Dorathy home.
Mrs. ". H. Thomas, mother Of Mrs
L. b. Campbell, returned on Sunday
20 her home at Rosebud, Montana
Little Helen Tussing VINO vas TAX
en- TO Portland to a specialist, was
oDerated upon by Dr. Otis Aiken. Or.
thopadic Surgeon, who heightened
the muscle OF the right leg and put
the limb in a cast. He predicted that
she would soon be able to walk.
Last week Mr.. a. Grimes bought
of Mr.. 3. F. Tussing the place on
which the Phillip Dachtler family
have been living. Consideration not
known.
Mr.. \. K. Baker and two sons, !
Adelbert and Carl, spent Sunday at
the Tom Harris home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Diyish and chill
iren were guests at the jim Boor
home Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Hurd returned to her
home Sunday after spending week !
in Payette.
Miss Madge Harris returned on
Wednesday of this week from Cor
lelius, Oregon. where she had been
staying with her sister, Mrs. Earl
Hobbs.
Mr.. 4. K. Baker and Mr.. Elmer
Chairman were in Payette on Monday !
attending a ditch meeting.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26
Statements That May be Investigated

Testimony of Payette Citizens.
When a Payette citizen comes TO
the front. telling his friends and
neighbors of his experience, you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
of people residing in far away places
do not command your confidence.
Home endorsement is the kind that
backs Doan's Kidney Pills. Such tes-
timony is convincing. Investigation
proves it true. Below is statement
Of a Payette resident. No stronger
proof of merit can be had.
Geo. r. Fulton. retired farmer, GIL
Sixth St. Payette, says: Il was
troubled with kidney complaint and
py back caused me the most suffer-
ing. 1t ached all the time and was
very weak. As l had heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills so often, l used
them and it only took few weeks
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26
Dead Ok Flat

l. l. Culbertson returned from a
ten days visit to Seattle. Thursday.
Bernice and Lucille Pennington
from the Payette school are now en-,
rolled at the Pioneer District.
The Park Improvement Club held
a meeting at the home of Mrs. Bur-
rell last Thursday, Mesdames ]. S.
Simpson and Roy BurrelI hostesses.
The meeting that was to have been
held February 9Th was postponed on
account of the flu epidemic and so
the afternoon was almost entirely
business. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. A large num-
Der of the Club members were pres
ent and all voted it an enjoyable as
we'll as business meeting.
Mrs. To mHeslup and little son
returned from Boise Sunday evening.
Clayton Douglas returned from
weeks trip with an eastern uncle.
thru Ontario, Vale and the southern
part of the county.
Mr. Widsdom is slowly recovering
from the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright and family
have moved from Ontario with his
brother on the Smith place,
Miss Smith who has been very ill
with influenza is much improved and
plans to take up her work as teacher
next Monday. Miss Cecil Dixon of
Payette is substituting in her place.
Miss Wallace. Miss Smith and
Miss Glatt who had been keeping
bachelor quarters in the Anderson
bungalow. moved to the Ora Wilkins
home for the remainder of the term,
Miss Charlotte West, teacher OF
the Jefferson district is suffering
with severe cold and slight attach
of the grippe and could not teach
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Vincent is recovering
slowly from the flu.
l. r. Breithaupt and wife were
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Porter Boals,. Saturday eve
ming. After dinner about SO of their
friends came in and surprised them
The evening was spent very pleasant
ly with games and contests in which
all took n lively part. Delicious re
freshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Breithaupt are leaving thi,
week for Ontario where he is station
ed in the Farm Bureau work. He
will have his office at Vale.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26

to correct the disorder and rid me
Of the pains"
Price coo. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney PilIs-the same
that Mr.. Fulton had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgs., Buffalo, n. Y.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26

IL. -. Gladlsh IS packing ana snip
ping two carloads Of apples thi
week, principally winesaps and Ga
nos.
Rev, L. II. Eby left on Monday ey,
ming for Nampa to attend the inter
church Pastors Conference.
AIrs. Homer UUaey and two chii.
dren of Ontario, also Hobart Smith
and Miss Fern Borgess. OF Caldwell
were sunday guests at the 81. A.
Smith home.
10. and Mrs William McConneh
were called to Caldwell Monday b.
the SERIOUS illness Of -drs. Mcconnell
aunt, 5lrs Anna Spencer.
Albert Francis, OF Prairie CITY
Oregon, visited with mis- mother, Mr.
Margaret Heap, and other relative
on Monday OF this week.
The NJ. q. Ladies Aid is to meet
ON March Atm at the home OF Mrs
y. E. Hunter.
..Vernie and Lester Smith of On
tario visited their grandparents, AlI
and Mrs. NJ. A. Smith on Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Franz, Barnard were
visiting in Emmett from Sunday I'M
til Tuesday OF this week.
A farewell surprise party and re-
ception was rendered Rev. and Mrs.
Chas. 8IcCoard at the Tackett home
on Monday evening Of this week.
over one hundred guests we're pres
Dat and the evening was pleasantly
spent with games and visiting. De,
licious ice cream and cake were sery>
ed before the party disbanded. Rev.
and Mrs. McCoard are 10 leave. Oh
Wednesday for their ranch where
they are to spend the summer.
Mrs. f. \. Linck and Miss Flor,
ence Anderson motored TO Parma on
Friday OF last week, Mrs. Linck visit
ed at the Walter Keller home and
Miss anderson went on to Boise K
stay for time at the Rev. Hubert
home.
on Thursday Of last week Mrs. E.
a. Binck entertained at noon dinner
Mrs. Chas. McCoard, Mrs. John Tao
kett, Mrs. T. R. Nelson and Mrs
Moody.
Mrs. Marx Thode entertained Mrs. |.
T. r. Nelson and children and Mrs. /
Moody at dinner on Saturday even. /!
ming OF last week.
AMr. Shirley Kingsbury and daugh'
Alta of Weiser were at the Tom
Brown home on Monday evening of
this week.
Miss Alberta Griner is getting well
after. being dangerously i'll for the
past three weeks.
George Eldredge and family visit
ed at the z. B. Eldredge home sun
day. 8Irs. George Eldredge and little
daughter are slowly getting oven
their Serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hooker and
two children left on Tuesday Of this
week for Pasadena, California, via
Portland .s |
Mrs. Elmer chatham and son Cor
don we're weekend guests at the
Tom Harris home.
Mrs. Elmer chatham and Mrs
Clyde Hurd visited with Mrs. Joe
Devish and Mrs. Walter Gorham on
Monday of this week.
Andy Castle who has been very i'll /
with pneumonia was taken to the
Ontario Hospital on Monday of this
week to be operated upon for appen,
dicitis.
n. R. Boomer bought last week OF /
w. S. Buchner. thirteen acres fol (
which he paid $500.
Everett Smith who has been quite
i'll is now able to.be out again.
Mrs. Frank Thompson and Miss
Lola Rich who we're among those
very i'll lately are improving at pres
ent. ett
Mr.. oliver from Montana is al
guest at the Arthur Holbrook home, !
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26

FOR SALE: 40 tons Hay; good
feed ground. and water. $4,000 per
ton.-Phone 14-14, Fruitland- To-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26

FOR SALE: Seed Potatoes Melted
Gem and Early go days. T. VII
son. 2-4-tS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-26

WANTED; Five or six room mod
ern house, furnished or unfurnished,
between now and April LIST. Will
take years lease or would buy il
price and terms are satisfactory
Leave word at Lauer's store.
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Dzistaj O gCdz:nie lei wteczorem
o~Gbetzie 5 g peStedzeu'e Sp6lki Buio-
wniczo-Polyozkowej D. n, .,Pionie-
row y lokalu braci WiOdarskich, p.
rr. 1858 W. 47ei u.
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posiedzeniu wynosi1 sumo $282.95,
bylo zaS W kasie $22.95, co czyni re-
zem $305.90. U~chwalono z tego wy
placiC ma z~ale2ajace szkolne $267,
wiec pozostanie W kas:e $3.50, a 20
bowiazania do konca roku ~biezacego
roku szkolnego wynosza $4,000, to
tez prosi sic wszystkich, kt6rzy ME
mogli przyby6 ma to- posied2enie W
niedziele, by swe podatki skiadali IA
rece sekretarza nizej podpisanego
podczas kazdego dnia W tyogdniu, lub
tez W czwartki i soboty wieczorem.
Take donosi sic, IL ieszcze p sekre-
tarzy ME zwr6cilo bilet6w Tub picnic
dry Z ostatniego kcncertu Tow. Pc
mccy Naukowej.
No posiedzen'u wybrano takze k"-
mitet, kt6ry ma urzadzi6 Porzadna
zabawe ~taneczna dla mtodziezy, a
przez powstanie podz!ekowano wszy-
stkim, kt6rzy brali udzia1 W progra-
ME kcncertowym 1890 marco b. r.
T. NJ. Heliiski, prezes.
Wojciech J. Danisch, sekr'
1925 Milwaukee ave-
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z JAnWVCOWA.

UbieSlei niedzieli w sail parafial-
nei p. W. Sw. Jadwigi. PREY Hamilton
/ Lyndale nj. odbyio sic przedstawie
ME. kt6re urzadziIo Gniazdo 1872 ,,Zgs
ia" II. SokoI6w Pol. PREY .nadzwyczaJ
licznie 2ebrauej publicznOSci. Odegrane
zosta{y dwie wes0}e sztuki, mianowicIe
..Okreane" Iydowskie Swaty'. w
pierwszej sztucc wystepowafy naste-
pujace osoby: Role Fanny Tekli Kali
neckici Odtwor2yla dobrze p. X. Ziuf-
kowska Szambelana Dalszyckiego, jeJ
opiekuna. grab S. Zelichowski; Feliksa
DalSzyckiego. syua Szambelana - NJ.
Kulii: Pania Erazmowa, siOstra Siam
beiana, byla NJ. P~iotrowska klara JeJ
c6rka -- NJ. PUdObinska Przeniczkic-
wiczem, ekonomem panny Tekli - byt
B. KrySpin: KluczkOwSka, k~lucznica
nanny Tekii - H. RzucidlO. Muzykan-
tami zydowskimi byli: ]. Kowalew-
ski. 5. MuJcWSkl l W. LlellllShl. WY
tkicm, ~parobczakiem byi A. Bogdano--
wicz, a starym wieSniakiem ]. To-
dysuwSki. W drugiej zaS sztucc p. t,
..IydowSkie Swaty" wziely udzIai ma
s~tcpujacc osOby: MaciejOwa - NJ. Pho
trowska MarySia. jej c6rka - X. Ziui
kowska /; Horpyna, bOsata wdOwa -
NJ. POdObi6ska; Wojciech- F. Swier,
czyfiski; Janek, jego syn NJ. HULK
MARGIN, bogaty wdOwiec - A. Bogda-
nowicz: Chain Arendarz, j. Kowalew
ski. Anatomy i amatOrki wywiQzali
sic dOskonale ze swego zadania. Pu,
.blicznoSc podczas przedstawienia zacho
wala sic wzorUwo. Siowem, udafo sic o.
no dobrze pod kazdym wzgledem.
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z Rocznego Posiedzenia
Tow. Pomocy Nau-
kowej.

W ubiegfa niedziele odbyio sic ro-
czne posledzenie Tow. Pomocy Maui
kowej, IA ktore zebrala Sc spora Ii
czba pan i pan6w zyczliwych dobrej
sprawie. Ma posiedzeniu tenn obrano
zarzad nd rok ncwy jak :nastepuje:
kapelan X. Kazimierz SztucZko c. s.
C.. prezes Teodor NJ. Helihski, FL
ceprezes Waclaw Periowski, sekr.
prot. Wotclech J. Danisch, sekr. fin.
st. Biegatski, kasyer Adam Majew-~
ski. marszalek Pawel MarGniak, De-
legat do F~ederacyi Jan Stelntcki, a do
Komisyi specyalneI wchodza: Wfel.
Y. X. Sztuczko G. S. c., Tebdor NJ.
Helinski. Edward Meller, Pa~ei Maj
ciniak / panic J62efa L'Sewska, 10
zefa Oriuwska i Apcionia Suzyhska
q raportu finansowego dowiedz,ano
sic, il dochodu przez ubiegly rok by
10 $64S, u rozchodu 1925, W kas!e
wiec pozostaje s22.95.
Dochodu zaS ma miedzielnem posie-
dzeniu byio iak nastepuje:
Dotychczasowy doch6d z koneertu
d. I4go maroa 1920 T. Stalls. Ia
diva bl!ety z wieczorku z roku 1919
7Or z poIatk6w wplynefo: SIS zfo-
1yf Klub oh. Kaz. Pulaskiego. SD
zlozyl Leon WojczyGski. Pc So ziozy
Ii: Niewiasty R6zancowe. Tow. Cho-
pima gr. 93S z. \. p. Tow. L'tewskO
polskie OstrCbramy, Tow. Sw. joe
IA gr. GO z. y. P, Kub Obywatelek
2 T~r6jcowa, Tow. Sw. Heleny No.
G5S Zjed.. Aposto1swo Mcdlitwy Zen
skie. Arcybractwo Nie2. Serca Maryi,
Tow. Boleslawa Wielkiego, Stow. A
lumn6w Wyaszej szkoiy Sw. Trolley,
Dw6r sw. Trolley No. 113 z. n! X. L..
Tow. Tysiac Walecznych or. SIT,
Tow. Dcrastaiaoej Modzieiy, Flip
Ksycki ! Wojciech Danisch. Pc So
ziozyli: Tow. Po1ek Sw. Ezbiety, Tow,
serca Je2usa meskie i Tow. Adora-
CYL NajSw. Sakramentu. Pc $3.50
ziozyIo Tow. Dobrzs MySlacych. Pc
So zlozyli: Tow. Sw. Wawrzyhca. III
Zakon Sw. Frarc:szka oddz. zenski,
Tow. Or}a i Pogoni, gr. z. \. P,
Tow. Orze{ Bia1y No. 462 ljed., Ma
rya Barafski, panstwo L!sewScy, Te-
resa BiaIoruska. Jan Stelnicki. Hippo
lit Ma6kowski i Wiktorya Janusze-
wska. Pc 81 zlozyY: Tsw. Nh. sw.
Floryana. Tow. Agatha Gilera, Wa
claw Duaewski. st. Biegalski, Stanl-
slawa Dyksihska. Fabian B'egalSki,
TeofiIa Pickles. Apolonia Suzynska
pani Adamczyk. Razem z podatkoW
s140.50.
Caly wiec doch6d IA niedzielnem
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2 CHORU

Znany re swych w%ystep0w sympatycz
ny Choir Philharmonic przygotowuje wy
stawit opcretke W Sch aktach pod ty-
tulem ..SkaImierzanki' czyli kOniki
Zwierzynieckie' w niedziele 11-go kwiet
MIA. b. r.. w dunej sail Walsha PREY Mil
waukee ave. / Noble uiicy. PocZatek
przedstawienia punktualnie o godzinie
! 80 wieczorem. ZespM najlepszych sill
amatorskich. Sliczne spiewy tax salO-
we jak ch6ralne Z ta6cami. Dodac ma
ley. re Komitet u~rzadzajacy energi-
cznie PRAGUE azeby przedstawienie jak
| zabawa taneczna wypad}y ku zadOwo
leniu publiczn0Sci.
Marya Gintner,
Stefania Maak,
K0mitet.
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Jak SapewIda k~ontrakeor budowla-
ny D. L. Jakubowski, kt6ry przebu-
dowuje budynek pnr. 1903 w. 51ei
ul., gdzie miesci6 sic bedzie lokal klu
bu pod nazws ,,Silvery Bells B. A"
skladajacego sic wyIacznte z samych
Polakow. prace okclo tego domu be-
ds kompletnie wykohczone z poczat-
klein miesiaca maja b. r.
Polska Ochronka Anioia Stroia,
mieszczaca sic we wlasnym gmachu
PREY 46ej Gross ave-. jest dobrze !
systematyezaie prowadzona pod u
miejtnem ACKNOWLEDGEMENT czcigcd--
nych Si6str Frareiszkanek. Zpajduje
sic tam takie bezpiatna lecznica pod
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Siostry NJ. Wladysia-
Wy. Ostatnio zorgantzowanem costa
10 Stowarzyszenie Opieh' mad Ochron
ka, W celu niesienia pomocy finanso-
wei tel tax po2ytecznej :nstytucyi
czysto polskiej, ma kt6rej czele $40
ia: Y. Konsultor I proboszcz para
fiji Sw. Jana Bozego Ludwik Grudzin
ski i p. Bronislaw Kowafewski.
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z TOWN OF LAKE

ZeSzlej nielzieli. dnia 2Sgo b. m. W
sail i'm. JUliuSza Slowackiego, pnr. 100
W. +Sej ul., odbyl sic wieczorek poze-
gnalay IA Geese p. Piotra Molickiego,
cZlonSa ch6ru meSkieso ,,Filomen6w",
Et0ry urzadzili mu kOledzy pc lutni z
okazyi Odjszdu jego do Polski. Vie
czore& zagaii p. F.. Frankiewicz, pre-
yes ch0ru, kt6ry wyjaSnii Gel zebra
nia. r~OwnOcZeSnie Z~aznaczajac, re Choir
tract W oSobie p. Molickiego czynne-
80 czlonka / dobregO $piewaka, poczem
puvoIal ma mistrza toast6w p. B. Ia
lewskiego. dyrygeRta ch6ru, kt6ry po-
wo}ywat z kolei nastepujacych now
COW: h. RomaGski, \. Lewandowski,
W. SkarwczyhSki. /. ScigalSki. z. Urba-
novice. 3. KaSzynski. Olejniczak, Don
Ger. Berdzinski. WiSniewski, Gielica.
Fraukiewicz. K~alinowSki, CichowSki /
HarembSki. Choir Fflomen6w wystapif
dwukrotnie i odSpiewal MECH 2yje
nam. Prey koncu przem0wii sam No
licki. ktGry W ~serdecznych sfowach po-
dziekowal z~ehranym "a ~urzadzenie mu
tegO pOleguania i z~apewni}, ze zawSze
pamietaG bedzie o Swych wsp0ikOlegach
z kt6rymi przez dluzSzy Gas Obcowal.
Opr6cz programu byla podana przeka
ska. Oh. Piotr MoIicki, wyjezdla dnia
5-go kwietnia b. r.. 3 Chicago do No
wego YorEu - q Stamtad do POlski,
do Pinczowa do aiemi K~ieleckiej.
Parma Jadwiga KaczkOwSka. SiOStra
DR.. JGzefa c. KaczkOwSkiego. bylegO
kapitaGa korpusu m~edycznego armii
StanGw Zjeduoczonych 49, jest jedynQ
Polka W dzielnicy Town Of Lake, kt6-
IN pOSiada stopieG magiStra farmacyi
j chOc mfoda wiekiem, jest juz samO-
dzieina kierowl,iczka apteki budyn.
ku SweJ matki. pnr. 1924 W. 4Sej III.
Jak chodza ShIChy, "a staraniem no
mitetu Obywatelskiego dzialajacegO w
~lzielnicy Town Of Lake. bedzic urza-
dzona koiekta domowa, z kt6rej doch6I
przcznaczony z~ostanie ma fundusz PREY
jeciq cX-iolaierzy Armil PolSkiej. Wi
daG wiec Z tcso. IL Komitet Obywa,
te;Sd na seryo bierze sic do dzieia ma
2omoc dm naszych chlopc6w."
Komitet Obywatelski szczerze pra-
cowai prey rekrutacyi zofnierza do
Arnii Poi>kiej. DIS przychcdzt czas.
le bedzie Sc trzeba OdwdzieczyC o.
c~hCtnikom "a len pcswfecenie i dac
i'm to. co i'm obiecywaRo pred wy
jazdem. Wsp6lna praca moze tylkO
wydaC poz2dare owoce.
Dzistaj 0 gCdzinie lei ~wieczorem
o~GbeGzle 5 9 peSieizen'e Sp6lki Butlo.
wniczo-Pozyozkowej p. n. ..PiOnie.
row y lokalu braci Wiodarskich, p.
TT. 1858 W. 47ei u.
W naiblizsza uiedziele, dnia Ago
kwjetn:a b. r. odbedzie sic przcdsta-
wien'c. kt6re urzadza mlodziez z To-
warzystwa Sw. A!ojzego. z paraf i Sw.
Jana BOzego. W salt parafialnej. 60
dzinie Sci wieczcrem. Odegrana 20
stanie try aktowa ~operetka p. {.
..Dwaj Hultaje', W kf6rej udzie1 wez-
ma na1lepsza sly tego towarzystwa.
Oh. Franciszek SlowiGski. zam. p.
mr.. 1899 W. 5lei III. Otrzymal W
tvch dniach intratna pOsade federal
IA " biur7e pcborcy podatk6w RIA
du Stan6w Zjednoczcnych.
Sp6lka Budown;czo-POzyczkow
KaSa OssczedroSci IN. Ignacego J.
Paderewskieg ma swoje posied2enie
dzisiai. o gOGzinie 7ej Tieczorem. W
sail parafialneJ .. W. Najaw. Serca
Pana Jezusa. PREY Lincoln i 46ej III.
Kto z rciak6w chcialby sic zapisac
do powylszei sp6}ki. R!echaj przyj-
da'e ma to posiedzeuie.