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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06
Twenty Years Ago
Cunnison, February 6. 1900.

Gunnison. February 6, 1900.
Dear Mary a
Well, how goes it! Jack and l Just
returned from . ride. We hired q rig
and the ride was fine. Frank Waite
this week purchased . half interest in
the livery stable Of Jack Thomas.
Met Mrs. Dan Lehan and little boys
today. They had just came in from
their home in Iris and were on their
way to Pueblo for visit. Mrs. Le-
han was telling me what q good time
the guests had at the party given by
Mrs Crary in honor of her birthday.
Your neck Of the woods seems to be
unhealthy just now. Geo. Beitler Of
Crested Butte got kicked by a mule
and had a rib broken, while another
Of the citizens up that way had his
feet frozen and is at the county hos
pital here. The G. A. r. are planning
on sending him to the Soldiers Home
at Monte Vista. The mans name is
Mr. Shannon.
w. F. Buckley and J. r Millspaugh
are home from their trip to Texas
where they attended the Cattle Grow
ers' meeting there II was fine, they
say. SOS
Tom Stanley the oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Stanley Of Ohio City,
died in Denver this week.
a4 Rev. d. s. McGlashen and wife are
on . pleasure trip to Chicago, so .
relative Of Mrs. McGlashen's Mrs.
Partch, is taking care Of the children.
Do you remember those 446 lots Of
the E. A. Buck estate and the Gunni-
son Land. Loan and Building Associa-
tion? Well, D. T. Sapp bot the whole
bunch this week. aA
We are to have new grocery finn
pretty soon as T. J. Thompson has sold
his grocery to Fred and Charlie VIII
liams. Mr.. Thompson says he is tired
Of groceries and is going mining.
"A. ]. Kroll, who has been out in
Utah for some time, was home for q
while this week, and left again. He
IL trying to locate some good place
and get job as engineer on the rail-
road.
r. B. Lewis was up from the Cebolls
mining district today, where he has
been working the Lewis iron mines.
A. 7. Kelso also has some good min
ing property down that way. He re-
Gently opened Q valuable lead vein in
the Midway mine.
The remains Of Mrs. John Gaiser
who died here last week, were sent to
New York. Her son, Chas. Gaiser,
accompanied them.
! notice in the high school report
published in the paper, that both the
two Mabels-Mabel Northway and
Mabel Arch. were absent from school
this week. Wonder il they were sick.
Jack and l had a fine time at the
surprise party given on Judge Veg
ner the other night. It was in honor
Of his birthday.
Speaking Of Judge reminds me that
we have brand new lawyer in our
midst. Geo. Hetherington passed the
bar examination and is now full
fiedged lawyer. Want to get your
self ! divorce?
Believe I'll have to ring on for this
time, Is ! want to call on Mrs. J. w.
StApletPn, who Is whiting Mrs. Lake.
She 'expects to leave sbou to ioin has
husband in Mexico, where he has i
10 with the Mexiean-C Central rail-
road
VIII sVySsstf5 ..sss.ssssss-, -AGNEsos
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

When crocheting around . dolly or
othee round srdcle, great difficulty u
often experienced IN forcing the hook
through the material, and more diff
Guilty ID found IN making the distance
between each puncture even. To do
away with such bother, insert . long,
thick needle In the sewing machine,
remove the thread and adjust for long
stitches. Next, stitch around the edge
Of the article 10 be crocheted and you
will secure perfect row Of tiny holes,
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

In every course
in the meal. One
W ould hardly
care for such a
meal, but It is in
teresting to note
how valuable the
potato Is - q
food.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

As every woman knows, who has
ever tried it, to cut by thread is one
Of the hardest jobs going. Here is a
simple method and will save both eye
strain and time: Have . large mag
nifying eiass Or reading glass, which
can be held over the goods to be cut,
the magnifed thread viii be easy TO
follow ~ . ruled line, and besides,
will only take few minutes, even IL
q large piece Of cloth is to be used.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06
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~ AGNES y. WINTERS

Cookery must b studied thor
oughly these days. for IL must b
remembered that the less food there
II the more Important IL n 60 know
how 10 utilise what - available -
the best purpose"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06
HINTS FOR THE SEWING ROOM

Quite often the lump Of sewing wax
look. like It had been used to wipe up
the door. It may be rendered clean
by drvpping into . pan Of boiling wat-
er, skinned OF and remoulded. his
method causes the dirt to drop to the
bottom Of the water.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

II you can AFFORD II, you should by
FL means have reyS!vane chair ~ IN
chine, the cutting table should Be 1t
simple movement Of the chair you can
the necessity Of getting. up. There
are efways one % Or !. more , OF ths.s s. tind dd
can be rspainted ct home and made 70
loek ~ good = new; And by the
convenient for kitchen use, where the
housewife spends much Of her time, Is
she can regulate the height TO suit the
baking, table, ironing board or when
preparing vegetables. Get one and
see how you like it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06
HOW TINES HAVE CHANGED

The golden days when the maid
proudly counted in numbers the tro-
phies Of st. Valentine and displayed
them to her rivals, are gone. II the
10Th century girl gets as much as Q
simple reminder Of the anniversary,
she is lucky.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

Wuyh " ovOsO uOuOS.
ony.
Stuffed petatesa-Se-
Iect good. even-siSed po-
tatoes. cut OF the ends
and bake. When baked.
scoop out the inside
without breaking the
shell. Add butter to sea-
son, with salt and red
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

Petate Cream 9oup-Take q cupful
OF boiled mashed potatoes; scald one
quart Of milk, ana two slices OF onion
in a double boiler. Rub the potatoes
through sieve. and add the milk, re-
moying the onion; put Into . double
boiler to heat. Melt three tablespoon
fuls Of butter. add two tablespoonfuls
Of flour. mix and pour some Of the hot
mixture over the thickening. and cook
until smooth. Add to the soup with
little chopped parsley.
Hashsd Pstatoea-Chop cold boiled
or baked potatoes into small bits. Sea-
son with salt and pepper and chopped
parsley. For one quart Of chopped po-
tatoes, add three tabisspOonfuls Of but
ter. Beat the butter and turn In the
potatoes; stir until they begin to
brown, then add one-fourth cupful Of
thin cream, and set back to brown On
the back Of the stove. Fold like an
omelet, and serve with the brown crust
on top. Garnlsh with parsley. Do not
put potatoes through . meat chopper
for this dish, as the bits should not be
at all mushy. A good hash should al
ways be chopped In the chopping bowl.
Meat loaf Is much better done 80. rath-
er than ground in the meat grinder.
pstate caks-Cream together one
cupful Of sugar and half cnpful Of
butter substitute: add the yolk OF an
egg and beat again: add one cupf6l Of
hot mashed potato. half Q cupful Of
sweet milk or cold water alternately
with two cupfuls Of nour sifted with
two teaspoonfuls Of baking powder.
MIX two squares OF grated chocolate in
the hot potato before adding It to the
mixture. Add onethird Of = teaspoon
ful each Of cinnamon. cloves and graf
"a nutmeg and one-third Of . cupful d
chopped walnuts. Fold IN the beaten
wAits u ~ e1y Dakel II , ~ -
y layers TAis eake vfl1 kssD netst
M..s< n4<.s1e
l1a1s h ossss naanusaesurs.
Lynn. Mass. uifh over 100 factories
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06
NO FATALITIES YET

Golden, III. Era
Az. Dd Sy sen suD or ssse e t re-
north part Of the town. All that eat
their cooking are doing we'll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

The Boy Scouts met 1t the Normal
Building Friday night. The entire
MembeFship Of the four SQUADS were
present-thirty-two in al. Cares
were played and all enjoyed them
selves; but they enjoyed the eats
more than anything. President Quiz
ley, the Scout Master, furnished tie
Refreshments. which consisted Of
half buahel Of doughnuts, three gal
Ions Of cider and . Box Of apples.
The Monday Afternoon Club held q
very tuteresting meeting on Monday
afternccn q the home Of Mn. E. G.
Psimer. Several fine papers were
read on the social conditions in Ameri-
ca and some foreign countries. The
next meeting will be held on February
10th again at the home Of Mn. Pal
mer, and will be . "Patriotic Lunch
con-! Each lady In asked to respond
to roll call with some helpful hint ON
the housework. and also to bring some
thing toward the luncheon. .s.l.
The skating party Of town ladies,
gwen ut the home of Mr.. Frank
Knowles Friday Afternoon, was . de-
lightf,l social event. The ladies first
enjoyed, . sleigh ride from town 10
the Knowles home, with Mr.. Knowles
~ driver. The afternoon was spent
on the ponds and river back Of the
Knowles ranch. The Virginia Reel
was . pretty figure danced ON the ice.
At four o'clock the party was treated
to . delicious dinner BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Knowles. and later departed, praising
the DELIGHTFUL outing
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06
KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET
MANY WEEKS-NOW ITS OUT

News Champion Correspondence:-
On Christnas day. in Lake City. oe-
Cured the wedding Of Fred Foster
ana Miss Ge6sBa Dupn- The cere-
mony was performed at 1880 Christ
mas evening and was kept secret
until the 23rd Of January. not even
the parents knew . thing about II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Dunn were the
only witnesses Of the ceremony.
The bride is the second daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunn, and 10 but
seventeen years Of age, while the
groom is but eighteen The young
couple are making their home with
their parents for the present.
A host of friends wish them q long
and happy married life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

The Altar Society. which was to
have met Thursday with Nrs. T. E.
Duridn, has postponed the date.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

Mr.. and Nrs. B. F. JorRensen en-
tertained the Misses Hatch and Edwyl
Redding at their home last Saturday
and sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06
OUT OF TnE POTATO DIM.

The common vegetables Of mothel
sarth may Be served In . variety oi
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

DO YOUR POPRfNG EARLY
Sundance, Wyo. Times
The name old thing Roes. Girls
Who propose tie coming year, marry
for hah price; old maids for nothing.
jade Ashdown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06
M..s. 1n1<.sae

LSaes h osses aaanusaesurs.
Lynn, Mass. wifh over 100 factories
II the 1eadine shNe city in the rofids
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-06

Beginning with soup and ending
with dessert. one may have potatoes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18
IS lObnt iid Sumaten su ituteu
uuS an Stafeten 81 siebeu.

Sauienbe bon SarsgGrtnern CT.
beben aIIiGbrli6 sic Sroee, Oh ea
ii6 lobnt Somaten su ititsen unb
ben einaelnen Stamm an Stafete
obcr Spalierc 81 binben. 0a6 I'm,
iidt Der SpesiaIiiten oes 8lrn6esSe.
partement fir 9an6pirtbidoft, Iobnt
iih bieie in Ser Sat, namentIih
penn Der Raum, ser fir 6en @ar.
ten CUR @erfiieuna Itebt, beidrGnft
lit uno feline m0gIidite @ltsniitung
gclpiiniht miro. Somaten Bflan5en
neigen od5n. penn tie iih ierfit
itberlaiien Dcrocn, iifl iiber Sen
gan5en @arten alts5ubrciten uno if.
re Srudt nr1f DEM @runo 5u proou.
oieren, mo- Die Sriidte ie0esmol nit
S6m1tb iiber5oeen merben, 10 oft es
regnet.
0ie Sorteilc 6es Stlltens unb
InbinOer8 ser Sonoten iinb sic,
NaB cine gr0Bcre an5cbI bon &flan.
gen innerbnlb cines beifJrGnften
HaltmeS ge5ogen nerben fam alS
Our6 bos Sid ieIbit.iiberIaIien Der
SfIan5en, ferner miro bic 9r1,dt an
Stafetpflan5en fritber reifen uno
enbIi6 iino sic Srii6te oie bonn 80.
ben f%erngebaIten peroen, rein uno
leidter at ernten.
@GbrenO Die ein5elnen 8fIansen
nidt 10 biele Srildtc berborbringen
alS menn tic arf Dem 9o6en entlang
mudien, f0nnen menigitens oreimal
Iobiel TfIan5en innerbalb zines &c.
gebencn &aumes ateepflan5t per.
Den. 9omit miro au6 Die @enge
Der 6riidte bermebrt. Gbenio lit
Die araIitIt Der Srii6te an geltl,s.
TEN unb angebun6encn 8flan5en in
Scr &egeI better.
8leinc rltnbe Stangen bon etrpa
bier SUB Sarge, Die an cincm gn6e
5ugeipibt iinb, geben oie beiten 80.
matenitafete fir ben Sausgorten ab.
Ser bette 9etpeis, baB ii6 bieie Irt
Ser Somatensu6t Iobnt, fin6et Iid
in Der Satiade, Dob bte better Sal,ss
gGrtner 6ieie Metbooe antpenocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18

-gug. S. 9rinfmann uno So.
mile uno Sral Senrp 6. S9meer,
bon Secono Greet, paren letter
Wontag bier UNI Dem 8egrGbniiIc
Der 5ral, Senriette Srooemann bel.
5%uluobnen.
-Srco 6. 2ieiemeper 1lno Sami.
lie, bon Snensbille, 81. 2, befan6en
iif an 9ienstag in unierer Staot,
tbeils gum 9eil9 unb in GeidGftcn.
German 2oebnig, bon Rltib 81.
LAMB, befano iid lette ISOLDE mebre.
re Gage in Remington 500.
-9a1mitarf Bros, Die befonn.
ten bieiigcn 9auilnternebmer, baben
in Ser NGbe bon &binelonb ocn 8olt
elmer groBen Sdeltne alif Der Sorm
oes Sugo Illgeper bollenbet unb
iinb jest baron Dos Sitn6oment at
cinem nellen 8obnbauie al1f beriel-
ben Sarm 5u legen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18

Die geiddftieite 3eit Der Sur.
nler bat bieie ISOLDE beeonnen,
oenn auBer Der &lee. uno Seuernte
uno BfIiieen Der gornfelber nit
ruelder arbeit bieIe Sarmer an.
fangs Ser ISOLDE bei6Gftigt marcn,
baben beri6ieoene beretts nit Dem
8eiaenmaben bcgonnen. Ser 8ei.
gen gcbt ictt bel Ger beiBen rnb
trofcnen 8ittcrune raid our &eife
ilber, 10 bob nddItc ISOLDE sic 8ei.
generate iiberoI inn gountn inn
@an9c icin miro.
%. $. Stufenbroefcr, bon
@ore. mar am 0icnstoq bier in mo,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @GbrenS
Dem lebten SduIiabre befIeioete
Scrr Stufenbroefer Sic Stelle bes
Srperintenbentcn Ser SduIen in
altoono, &anios, cine SteIle Die &c
alt6 fir bos nGdite sSabr nicber
on9crommen bot. Or l,no SomiIie
mcrben Die Sommerferien Bel Der
Wlttter Scr @attin oes Serrn
S%t1lfenbroefer, Sral1 8ouIine GIL.
lnu1 Bel Gore beripeilen.
Die Sonntag.S 6rIe ser bicIi.
gen 90. 6. 8cmcinoe miro beltte
Ibcno atf Dem &aienpIase nebcn
Der Stride elm Ero9rnm nebIt @is.
Grcom Set beranitaIten, slt ipcI6cm
Scoermam ber5Iidit ein9eIa6en lit.
-6reo Sborff it,, bon aanIas
Gitp5 mar om Sonntog bier otf
9ciu6 BEL 8erpon6ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18

SRI. 2orene gberIin fam Geb.
ten SamStag bon Ct. 2ouis in ibre
bielige Seimatb 8ltriif nm cine fur.
sc Scrienaeit bel ibren GItern, Gus.
Gberlin un0 @ottin. 1u berleben.
SRI. Grna 8ocihcI rciIte Iette
8O6c nad ct. Souls tuo iie mdb.
reno 6es Sommcrs gu permeiIcn be.
obiidtigt.
-Sn einem Illtomobil 20 ODER
25 Weilen oie Sttnoe ourd bic
StraBen Der StoOt gu raien, mag
pieIleidt elm Sergniigen fir ocn
lei9tiinnigcn 2l1Itfabrer fem; fir
Die getpObnliden 9etpobner Ser
Stobt iebo6 lit 6ieies S6nellfobren
iiderli6 fein Sergniigen. 6enn
CT befinoet iid in beItGn6iger
@efabr bon cincm 6ieIcr Sopri6ers
itberfabren 81 Deroen. Scr Sta6t-
roth bat Dor Sabrcn cine Or6inans
paiiirt, pclde Oos tolle SdnclGs
fabren berbietct, bod lciocr i6eint
oieielbe Elm to6tcr 9u6itobe 51 icin.
Geo. &o6crbalmcr ltnO ociIen
Wtutter, 6rau Senrp Hoferbaumer,
bon SDcnsoille 81. 2, moren am
Wontag 8eiudcr unierer Sta0t.
Gin S0bndcn ml,roe @crman
&cune unO Satin an Icbtcn Sonl-
tog in Gbomois gcboren 0aS Iciocr
icoo6 ocn Gltern an 0orouffol0cn-
Den Gage burd oen So0 cntriiIcn
nllr6c. Der flcine 2cidnom muroc
i'm GbomoiS &ir6bofe ont OicnStag
beigeictt.
-Sobn 9raenOlc bat in Dds.
ner'S &leiberbonOlung sic StcIlc ais
Scrfdufcr ongetrctcn.
-Ri6orb Rolpb Gon6i6ot oIS
Scrtreter uniercS 9iitriftcs i'm
Staats.S cnat, mor lebte ISOLDE meb.
rere Gage bier I'M nit Den Stinun,
9ebcrn bcfonnt 5u merOen, unter
rpeIden er anihcincno oen beItcn
Ginorllf modtc.
-6rau @COluig @uidmcper fc6r.
tc lcbten Sonntng bon cincm 9e,
iud bel Gerlponbten in ct. Qo,lis.
Guriid.
-6ron Sobn 0ruid un6 Sobn,
ipel6e mebrerc @odcn bier Bel ser
6nmtIie SenrD 8r,idmcpcr berbrod,-
ten, reiIten Iette ISOLDE uic6er in ibr
Seim nod Niltuaufee, 8is.. Sltriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18
Gin gutter Samariter.

Gin gutter Samariter. .Icin
Nadbor, Serr ". s. Streiie, mar
10 idlimm BON aItbmo gcpIo9t, ooB
or neber eiien nod orbcitcn fonnte,"
i6rcibt Serr Sobn Gbcnnal,r bon
&olcmont, Rint. SD CAB linn
cine 6Iai6c Sorni's aIpenfrGuter.
Gr molItc mir 6afiir bcaobIen. ober
id iagtc linn alles mas td ipiinide
Jet, Dab CT geiutO tperoe. @r berlin.
oct lid iett mobl uno nimntt on 8e.
mid)t 5u." 0ieies beriimbtc ar1l1-
terbeilmittel miro ni6t 6,tr6 Gpo.
tbefer bertauft, ionoern Dem Sub.
lifrm our6 beion6ere 2ofoloaenten
geliefert. Ndbere sltstinft icnoet
gerne Or. Beter 5abrneb & Cons
60, 250t 8oibington 9Ipo., Gbi,
cago, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18

-Seit @intritt oes trodenen
8etters beginnt Die Staubplage in
unierer Staot gerooe unertrGalid
su Derben, uno bon Seiten oes
Staotratbs iollte penigitcns Ser
Seril3 gcnadt ner6en Oieiem llebeI
einigermoBen gu iteucrn. 9ei6er
berrift g%egennGrtig, oIs SoIge Der
Brobibition un6 ben 0o6ltr6 Der.
uriadten 8erIuit elmer @innabme
bon ettua $4,000 iGbrIih, @bbe in
Der StaOtfaile uno bel Den in [ette.
rer Belt 10 iebr ~geItiegenen OeIprei.
len, lit es taum m6gIid Sel in ge.
nilgen6er Wenae ouf oos Staubmeer
5u gieBen Inn Die Sta1bnogcn
un6 Die Sorgen Der S~ausfraucn All
beiGnftigenL es iei 6enn oaB 6ie ge.
tuobner Der Staot ii6 bercit crfI1r.
ten, 3u oieie1n 3mefe einen SbeiI
Der Soften bei5uitetern, un6 Inn
oteies 3iel 81 errei6en. MAIDEN mir
ben @OridIag, Dob ser Stootrolb
einen ailsifuB ernennt, ser BEL
Den 8ei61ftsletten rrno G%ntpo6ner
Der SauptitraBen boripriht Inn
@elb5eidnungen ouf5lnrbmen.
Conrad Sdmibt, bon Gaze,
8arren GOltntn, bot bos @ohnbal1S
an Der norb0itliten CITE ser 5ront.
unb Nartt.S troke. @igeut6unt oes
6ris S. Sdorff fir $4,000 gctauft.
Ser Sdmiot belbii6tigt lid bon
Der 6armcrei Der cr nun i6on ieit
itbcr bier6ia Sabrcn bctrieben. an.
riid5u5icben, uno miro I'M SCRIPT
noh Sermann iiberiicoellt. 8ir
beiBen i'm uno 6onlilie i'm Soralts
bcr5lidIt 8illfommen.
-Sobn S. 6rceie. BON @iGiam,
Wo,, mar ON Ronto9 in @ei6Gitcn
Tier. SEER 6reeic NOR irii1er in
Worriion ol8 @orbiCr aEiGiIig.
-Gbos. Wltmbrouer II. 6amilic
bcianOCn Iid lebtcn Sorntog be.
iudsnciie in Seem Snoen.
-6rau Geo. &. a1ibn lnb &in.
Der unO SRI. NIicc Naiic. bon ga.
lima, &onlos, trafcn lcbtcn Sonn.
tog bier Elm gum 9eil,d i9res go.
tiers, Gugen Noiie unb onocren Ser.
iponOten ltto 9efdnnten.
-Srau $. @aoaro un0 Godtcr
Geono, bon Gbicago, 81, meilcn
gegenlporttg ais 8alte bel Der So
milic Oscar Soebnig bon Bcace
@alep.
S. .. Spen, bon &idfountuin,
beglcitete am Sonntag ouf Dem
@asconabe 5luBnampfer Cinderella
cine Senoung bon 365 Sad ieiner
lestiabrigen 8eiaenernte bierber. @r
n~erfaufte Den 8ei3en an Die @egers
@tilling 60. gu $2.67 per guibcI.
-SugO Odsner uno Ronroe
@laier reiiten lcsten Rontag nod
ct. 2ouis UNI bort lGngere Belt
9ei6aftigung un5utretcn. SEER
S6sner mar bis Dor &lir3em 6a.
bier @eiddftsfiibrer oer S6sner
&lcibers Sanblllne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18
Seiratbs erlaubuikidcine.

VIM. A. Mogk, Nora Springs, - %
Ellen E. SCHNEIDER, Hermann, --23
Geo. A. Brinkmann, Mt. Sterling, "a
Clara Langenberg, O~wensville, PA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18
s, Qeeiemonn. BON a

gSouen 9ulte OCT Gltern Ger SSrQll
2ecicmnn, 4rnoIo 9leiIc II. 8attin
iin0.
Grrrte . 4rbeiter oie i'm 9eariii
iino mad aonIos au reiien ioIlten oic
8cIegcnbcit bcnnlBen iett, pGbrent
Dem ipc3icilen IrbcitsiGuba 8erfauf
lire Shubc in 8. g. Rief's Shuh
Store SIT folifcn. oenn in aanios
foitcn Sdube 6as 6oppeIte oas ibr
bier bc5ablt.
SRI, @prtIe 9itefer, bon Stonp
Sill, uno Nalbin 9ropn, bon ct.
2ouis, fnnnen Iebte ISOLDE bier 6urh
ouf Scr &eiie nod Spracuie, Rebr.
begriffcn I'm bort Scr Srou1lna ci.
ner Shmeiter ocs Serrn 9ronn
bci5uDObnen, bel ipelder SRI. 9uc.
fer als 9rulttiungfer fungiren miro.
-0as 9aIlipiel 6oS lcbten Conn.
tog altf Dem bieiigen 8~aiebalI. 8ort
5miiden inherent Geam l1n6 benz bon
California, Ro., itattfan6, berlicf
SIT @lniten Der 2esteren lrno 5tuar
nit s 81 7 n&lrns."
-Stm nGditen Sonntag miro Elm
@cttipicI 5nii6cn Dem Sermann
un6 0cm gluguIta, No., Ball Club
auf Dem bieIigcn 8aiebaII Tort
Itattfinocn. GbiI. lnO Ionroe Rief,
friibere Ritglieoer Oes bieiigcn
Glib, iinb iest MitgIieoer oes al1.
9rlita $eoms. 8bil. lit 8aiiirer Ser
Iuguita 9nnf uno Monroe Better
elmer Garage in iener Staot.
Der Sroucnoerein ser ct.
@corgS Stride miro ON 0cnmerstu0
9tn6mittag. oen "a. Sum- nieoer
icincr populGren &affecfrGn3.
den i'm 9aiemcnt oes S6uI9eb6u-
ocs p%cranitaltcn.
g. s. Rippitcin un6 5amiIic
uno SbcoOor 9iltbep begoben ii6
Icbtcn Sonntng na6 8aibingtouL
I'M Sem SltrnfeIte bei5utpobncn.
-groiIle g. &ublmann, Saul
uno 8bil. S. 1eper i,no
maften letten Sonntag cine
na6 8albington, Wo. mo
lie 8crmonotcn uno 8efannten cillen
abltatteter1.
*Norgen 4ben6 finoet in Der
Gorl5ertballe Elm 2an5bergnllgcn
'tott, bel Incident 0os befonnte
& Sbias Or6citcr BON @oib.
Die Mhtiif licfern miro. Cine
'peoiellc In5icbungsfraft ioIltc Der
Frciss 8al5cr l~tcfcrn, pelfcr an 0ie.
lem Nbcnb ltottfinbcn miro.
-RooneD Scfmann, mel6er in
cine bGbere 2ebranItoIt be.
lit lcbtcn Sonntag in feline
Seimotb 5uriidgcfebrt.
-0oS Sonntngi6ul Set Scr CD.
ct. Eouls . @emcinoc miro an
SOnntog, Den 26. Sum- itottfinoen.
Geo. $. @lcnf lno 5omilic
Ocrocn n6ditc @odc nn6 YoonoiQc,
DO, iibcriicOcln, 100 Scrr alenf sic
lrbcitcn Der bielcn gauuntcrncb.
llen, mcldc bic &Icnf 2un1ber 60.
ontrattIid iibernommen bot, gu
tbcrma6en beabiidtigt.
-Senator Gonipop Cider, Gonoi.
'ot mir Die rcprblifanii6e 0omina.
ion fir &ifter 0cS Staats.0 bcr.
Icrifts, biclt am Ietten 9ienstao
lbeno im Sreien Dor Dem Court.
aus cine aniprofc Dor elmer olrt.
S%eriammlltng. Senator
sloer lit Elm gemon6tcr uno iibcraclr.
Reoncr, unb feline aniprofc
ano rcifen 9cifou untcr Sen 3ohI-
3ub6rern.
6ro,t Rorgorctbc GiIIinqcr
in friibercn Sabrcn fur,e
'cit bier pohnboft urO cine Goltiine
on Ebeo. @rof un6 Sron emma
lit on1 Icstcn Srcitoo in
Soi6irgton, Mo., i'm Sitter bon SO
~geitorbcn. sic bintcr[Gst
;t,o,, Gok,. O....o O~rrr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18
Iasemeiue Gunutb Reuigfeiteu.


Senrp Someper, bon Smensbiuc
st. 4, pur6e Iette ISOLDE bon ieiner
@attin NIT einem S0bn6en BE-
i6enft.
Senrb Rebmcrt bot in Ouens.
bile Dos friibere Gba8. WeIIics 81,
gentbum bon s. 6. 8rban fir
$4,000 gcfduft.
8m. Somnit uno @attin, BON
Canaan, lpr,rOen burd Die @eburt
eines S0bndcns c%rfre11t.
Clarence Stufcnbroefer, bon
S%mcnsoillc, uno SRI. Gleonore
RonSfe, bon ct. 2o1iS, wurNen
nm Wittpo6 letter ISOLDE in ct.
2ouis berebeli6t.
Die @oc,tf Tomnibip Sonntag.
ifltl Contention miro am Sonntog,
Den 20, Sltni in Der eOangeIii6en
Stride in Stonp Sill o~bgebolten
mcrocn.
Otto s. Sod, bon Smcn3nillc,
uno Sri. 2llci[(c Senoblc, bon Ieb
2obgc, Mont., p,,r6cn lebte ISOLDE
in ct. Soicpb go, I'M 8unoe Ser
Che bcrcint. 0ieieIben perocn in
SDetspille mobnen, mo SEER Sod
in @cmeinidaft nit ieincm 8ruoer
elm @0bcl-@ cid6ft betreibt.
Milford chronicle., 1920-08-27
ROXANA

This section is visited by thunder
storms most every day mad it contin-
ues warm.
Mrs. Ed. Goodwin and Mrs. Eddie
Goodwin of North Carolina has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Goodwin.
Mrs. Emma c. Lynch is spending
some time at Ocean City, Md.
Edward Lynch is spending his va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Lynch.
Mrs. 1. B. Lockwood and daughter,
Allie, are making a business trip to
purchase their fall millinery stock.
Author H, the months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Lynch, died Aug.
p and interment was made in the
Roxana cemetery on Sunday after
noon.
Miss Laura Watson of Mardella,
Md, has been spending some time
with Rev. J. T. Graham and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ward of Will
are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilgus.
James Wilgus spent a part of last
week with Elton Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs, Kirby Tompkins have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Y. Leary of
Philadelphia have returned home af-
ter an extended visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Leary.