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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

The Squaw Man" and THE Hawk."
appears - an adventurous Ameri-
can who 10 up against It in Lon
don. A chance meeting in . ho-
tel throws an opportunity his way
which proves to be more than he
bargained for. Overnight he be-
comes IN English Earl, . situation
which would have been quite
pleasant bad 1t not been compli-
Gated BY the prasenos in London OF
the Ekfrs wife and relatives.
Incident crowds upon incident:
the complications pile up on one
another; but character wins out.
for Victor Jones, Of Philadelphia.
proves to b . fine and nobler
Earl Of Rochester, than Rochester
could hope to be. There's many .
dramatic situation, with enough
comedy and romance interminglsd
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
to please the most fastidious.

to please the most fastidious.
Tho first presentation Of Clyde
Cook, in Don't Tickle will b
shown on the opening program.
Fat people laugh with him and ret
thin: thin people laugh with him
and get tat. II you die laughing
they'll swear out . warrant for
Clyde Cook-the ono man whose
facs il solemn while all the world
laughs.
Clyde Cook is the "find" Of vii.
liam Fox. Clyde needed no h.
structions in the art Of making
people laugh. With him II 10 .
natural Gift, which was evinced IN
early childhood, and which grew y
his years increased.
De Luxe performances Of the
Capitol are as follows, 2:30. AZ,
|7:1s and s:15. p. m.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
NARY SPOOR.

ulators Wellington and Sylvia with
one more act to be booked in.
Tho latter part OF the week start
ing Thursday and including the
program that will be shown New
Years eve and New Years Cay. A
double feature bill will be offered
with Henry Tooomer & Co. in The
Wife Saver" and THE Rubetown
Foilies" being joint headliners.
Other acts are Harry Ellis Amer
tca's famous tenor, Ichikawa Bros,
Japan's noted hand equilibrists,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

Stuart girls harmony and chaRac-
ter singing and . novelty act en-
titled Biiou Circus introducing dog
and cat gymnastics. New Years
eve two shows will be given. second
performance starting at 1915 and
continuing until the new year, 10
ushered in. New Years day, three
performances at the regular Satur-
day hours. Seats are on sale for all
these performances. The many
reservations made will assure the
Columbia Of capacity houses.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

The Capitol theatre, in conjunc-
ton With william Faversham, pfe.
sent the masterpiece. The Man
Who Lost Htussl1." This photo
play depicts the adventures Of N
American Who Il stranded and
broke IN London:
Mr.. Faversham. long celebrity
Of the stage. in America and ing
land, has become . star q the
screen. In this romantic mystery
drama, the player who once de-
lighted hundreds Of Thousands ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

The Pilgrim pageant. THE Com
ing Of the Mayflower," given at the
Pleasant Ridge church in Bowling
on Wednesday evening, was great
ly enjoyed by a large audience. The
sum of 500. part Of the proceeds
from the affair, will be given to
the Chinese famine fund as .
Christmas offering. The sum OF
$3.50 was given by the people Of
the community in collection tax
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

II. and Nrs. Willfam r. Weis Of
ms pYospectf T6frace, nayen1osl.
nnnounbo ~ eneAgement bee1oen
thels langhteS, Nary Dsyfo0n Wlf,
~ waldo H. Logan, soa Of III
ara Mn. Frank L Lognu a 111e
IAko Shore Drive, Chicago.
10 alncuncomsnt Will - greee-
q with I'll kinds of good WISHES for
~ br36s-to-bs IL one Of Davsn-
pCst's ysry popular msmbefs q
~ tyi~c1ty younger. social 1T
And nov the Wise ones who hold
With signs will pin their faith
more firmly than ever 70 the pref
" ceremony Of tossing tho brides
bouquet, and the belief that the one
Who tatchss the nuptial posies Will
herself b . bride within the 17tl
month. For It was ct the wedding
Of her cousin, Miss Margaret Won
Naur, now Mrs. Farley Hopkins OF
CHICAGO last October 1t which she
was bridesmaid, that the bridal
BOUQUET was caught by Miss Weir.
and Mr.. Logan first met his bride
to-be.
Miss Weir d he eldest daughter
OF ". r. Weir. who is one Of Dss-
exports leaders In business circles.
being vice president Of the Union
Savings bank, Of the White Lily
Manufacturing company. and the
Victor Animatograph. and secre-
tary Of the Shaw Lumber 4 TIM
Der company. He was a member
OF the Davenport school board for
q number Of years.
Miss Weir Is graduate OF the
local schools and attended st..
Katherine's. She went later to
Glen Eden" the Frederick Town
send school at Poughkeepsie, New
York, and q keen interest In art led
to two years of study at the Min
neapolis Art school, where she
specialized in designing.
Mr.. Logan ID q graduate OF Yale.
He entered the war service In the
small tank section, and was in the
Argonne region. going on to Metz.
when the armistice was signed. He
comes OF an influential Chicago
family which has always been In
terested in the social and educa-
tional life Of the western metrop-
oils, his father being one OF the
supporters Of the Art Institute aad
other institutions Of civic moment
Mr.. Logan is secretary Of the
Steel Fence company Of Chicago
and the new home will be in that
city. No date has been set for the
wedding. He arrives in Davenport
today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
Seward. wilcox.

lltss Florence Wilcox OF Daven-
DeSt became the bride OF Charles
Gewbfd. also OF Davenport. Thurs
day afternoon ut 2 o'clock in the
oGlce Of the officiating justice, d. J.
Cleland OF this city. The groom is
EMPLOYED IS . crane operator in
1etleAdorf. The home will be
uaAde In Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

en- in the evening Of the pageant.
The serving Of refreshments BY tho
Sunday school class Of which Mrs.
John Champion is teacher, added
$2o.64 and the Ladies' Missionary
society Of the Pleasant Ridge
church gave $40. On New Years
eve q song and prayer service will
be held at the church beginning at
8 o'clock. Later in the evening
party will be given for the young
people Of the community in the
basement Of the church.
Driu Corps Dance
The drill corps Of Camp No. IS.
Woodmen Of the World, will give
another dancing party on Tuesday
evening, Dec. %, at Odd Fellows
hall. The music will be furnished
by Tony and Evans Capitol orches-
ira.
Wolty.CiarkA
Miss Carrie G. Clarke and Henry
D. Welty, both of Monmouth, we're
married at 10 o'clock this morning
at the parsonage of the Central
Presbyterian church, by Rev. J. T.
Mordy, the pastor. They were &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Philips of 1903 Thirteenth avenue,
brother-in-law and sister of the
bride. The single ring ceremony
was used. Following the ceremony
there was q wedding breakfast and
q family gathering at the Philips
home. Mr.. Welty 10 a potter and
the home will be In Monmouth.
SmltA.Lutz.
The marriage Of Miss Anna L.
Autz of Davenport. to Otto Smith
Of Peoria, took place ct 1880 this
morning in the First Baptist
church. Rev. J. Clark Granger Of
flciated. There were no attendants
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith reside in Peo-
| machiniat
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
Offer scholarships to Students.

Offer Scholarships to Students.
Two scholarships in the Tri-City
Art league drawing class will be
offered students Of the Rock Island
and Moline high schools for the
best essays on Q picture OF pictures
In the collection being exhibited at
the Moline public iblary up to and
including Dec. 81.
One scholarship will 90 to the
Rock Island high school student
writing the best essay and the 9TH
er to the Moline high school stu
dent whose composition meets the
same requirements.
These essays are not to exceed
500 words each and are to be in the
hands Of the judges by Jan. 8.
The judges will be Mrs. Marjory
Allen Seiffert of Moline, Miss Alice
French and Hermon More Of Dav-
export.
Those Who desire to enter the
contest should confer with Hermon
More, the instructor Of the Art
league students league, for out
lines Of rules governing the decis-
ion of the judges. Mr.. More can
be reached at the Art league stu
do. 222 1-3 Main street, Davenport,
or by phoning Davenport 4421-W.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
JOhnsOn-Joufnea.

The marriage Of Miss Patricia
Journea of Moline to Thomas John:
son Of Rock Island was quiet
ceremony of $3.50 o'clock Thurs
day morning in the Office Of the
police matron in Rock Island The
ceremony was performed by Jus
tice ID. ]. Cleland.
, 1920-01-09

Now it seems to me as though Mr..
Lover OF Football optical senses are not
very clear; as he simply glorlfies over
the defeat by the Dreadnought, forget
ting that tie Athletic Association, strict
ly speaking, did not play at all, Can he
dare go honestly forward, and tell the
six members of the Association who did
not play that they were defeated, and
the five that played likewise? Why, they
would simply ignore him.
All, MI. Lover of Football, the eleve.-
members of the Athletic Association
proper, can without a particle OF doubt,
most certainly maintain their stronghold
on the Dreadnought. This is no Ole
ommen of mine, for the 18th proved 1t
all. The D~readnought were so Infurlated
by the stern resistance offered, in spite
of the Athletic not having any real prac-
tice, that a challenge was again sent for
the LIST January. The members gladly
accepted it but through unavoida liable cir
~cumstances six were unable TO attend;
therefore in order to carry Out the ad-
vertisement, their ingenious captain did
all in his power to bring the missing
number up and although he So far sue
ceeded, he was compelled after a few
minutes playing to substitute the place
of another member by a ten year old kid;
hence in reality the game was five
against eleven, what a defeat f)r a team
as the Dreadnought, for Mr.. Lover Of
Football to make such a boast over.
Shame! Don't be afraid of the Athletic
Association, leave the Dreadnought to
them and | am sure they will give them
their pill pretty soon.
Another thing | would like to bring to
his notice is the personal acknowledge
ment OF several of the playetS Of the
Droadnaught to me that the game was
decidedly not equal, hence [ cannot see
his reasons for denying the captains
statement.
| quite agree with you Hon. Captain
that the Christiansted Athletic Associ-
alton remains undefeated and congratu-
late you for your achievement for not
disappointing the public.
With thanks for space.
renal yours truly
AN OLD FOOTBALLER.
C1-:A:.-toI " r Q
, 1920-01-09
Ladies', Here's Your Opportunity

ESSONS in fancy work Of many kinds,
can be had, from c. Generow OF De-
~ troit, Michigan, US A., who has had
long experience in teaching and whose
works was exhibited at the Worlds Far.
For terms apply to Mrs. F. HALL, King
Street. where samples of work can be
seen.
, 1920-01-09
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

ParlS, Jan. 0th.-lDe flSncn crown
jewels which have been deposited in a
Bank at Bordeaux since the end Of 1914
when the German advance threatened
the capital, are to be brought back
here and again exhibited at the Louvre.
Washington, Jan. 5th. congress vent
to work today, o rec0nveuing after its
fortnight holiday recess.
New York, Jan. 5th.-Attorney Gener-
al Palmer has ordered a newsprint in,
curry into the complaints charging the
manufacturers With failure to live up to
price agreements.
New York, Jan. 9Th. "A radio corpo-
ration with So, 900, O0C capital. plans
worldwide wireless service and will take
over the Marconi Wireless Company of
America. The General Electric Com
pany is said to he interested in the new
Honolulu, Jan. 5th.-Heayy japanese
reinf0rcemer IS have been rushed to lrk-
utsk to aid the forces of Admiral Kol
chalk there. according to cable from To-
kio'to the "Nippu a liga," a japanese
Daily newspaper mere.
San Juan, P. r. Jan. 7th.-Cable be-
tween here and St, Thomas interrupted
cutting off the latter island. kilograms
will be forwarded by all opportunities
from Porto Rico ans St. Croix.
C~onstanfinople. Jan. 5th,-Gceat i'm
portance is attached here to a movement
in progress among the 20, 00G, 900 Turks
in the Caucasus, Russia and Central Asia
looking to standardizatiCn of he Turkish
language. Turkish, as il is spoken ir Con-
stantinopIe, is to be the general standard.
Buenos Aires, Jan. 5th.- An appeal for
national troops has been sent by the gov
ernor of the province of CORDOBA, tollp "
ing the burning of eight stacks of grain
and threats by agitators 10 bur the entire
harvest crop. The authorities are making
numerous arrests. An appeal, also, has
been made for the troops in the great
lumber camps in Santa Fe Province
where a strike has been in progress for
twenty days and where disorder is de-
~veloping. The railway strike in North
ern Argentina continues.
Cairo, Dec. 31st.-Tke newspaper, Ell
Whaly, asserts that at a meeting of Wis
count Miner, head Of the Cancellation
Committee. was Roughdi Pasha, Ahmed
Mazloun Pasha. and Yeghen Sara Pasha.
1t was decided to sink all differences and
to work together Ito safeguard the coun-
try's rights. The news p WAN Ell
Niel", publishes an interview with form
, 1920-01-09

Christiansted, V. /. u. S. A.
Jan. 9th 1920.
To The Editor of the Avjs.
Dear Sir:
Please publish in your paper the fol-
lowing:
| would like to know if the Christian
stod Athletic Association WIZ Olay the
D~readnoughG e 3. c, a match on the
18th or the 18th Jangarg with their fall
force,
Don't mind the contention between
the Captain of the Athletic Association
and a Lover Of Football that is all past,
and / am sure chat the said Captain and
, 1920-01-09

The Creole is still here with wind
yet ahead. The Manoa which had at
first been expected this morning, is now
looked for in Frederiksted this evening.
The closing of mails for New York has
therefore been extended to 4 O'Clock this
afternoon.
The motor-boat Carmen arrived here
this morning in the service of the. W. |.
&. P. Tel. Co, whose cable with St.
Thomas being temporarily interrupted,
messages are exchanged b. boat.
, 1920-01-09

A Lover of Football are still friendly
with each other.
Thanking you for space,
am, Sir,
Respectfully
REUBEN BRUN,
For the d. F. B. CO.
, 1920-01-09
Christiansted, St. Croix,
V. I. of U. S. A.
Jan. 18th. 1920.

To The Editor Of the st. Cr0ju Avis.
Subject: 'ATHLETIC UNDEFE TED"
Dear Sir:
notice in reading your papers, that
there have been some contention be-
tween the captain of the Athletic and
one, Mr.. Lover Of Football as to the de-
feat of the Association.
, 1920-01-09

Friday Evening Concert
u. S. NAVAL BAND,
Christiansted, Virgin Islands,
Jan. 9th. 1920.
First Musician Jacob W, Paulus, Leader.
-:PROGRAM:-
PART |.
March. So. old Comrades .....C Z. TeiEe.
Waltz. -. Worship to the Beautiful.
Genera Codina.
One Step. Listen to this Mel. B.
Kaufman.
Rag. Down Home. WILDER c. Sweat
mann.
Part II.
March. The Conqueror. &C Teike.
Echoes From the Metropolitan Opera
House. -. Thee. Moses pobani.
Song......M My Pretty jane. FRANKIE,
One Step. Don't Stop....Von Tilzer
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Spencer, Iowa.

Man har vel smart glemt, at
der e%lfsisterer en- BY af dette
Nayn. Alligeyel regner Vi vor
BY for den, SON err naaet lnngst
i Fremskridt blandt Dyer i Nord-
vestre Iowa, naar undtages
Sioux City. Den har flere Nil
af brolagte Gader. Sidste Uge
fix vor Landsmand p. n. Kruse
- som ogsaa tilh9rer vor Me-
nighed - Kontrakt paa Klaak-
ledning for den 9stre Del af By
en- til ct Bel6b af over 1898 900.
Hovedafl6bet kommer til at gaa
forbi baade vor Kirke og Pre-
stehus og vii maaske ogsaa skaf-
fe AflSb til ct Stykke Land
Nord for Byen, som vor CONNER
cial Club har udvirket, at Diet
vii bllve tllbudt Den forenede
Kirke at bygge sin Prasteskole
paa. Der er ca. 100 Acres. Der
skal udredes 800, 10000 paa Diet.
hvilken Sum Commercial Club
mener at kunne tilvejebringe we'd
Salg af ca. 100-120 Byggelod-
der. Hvad der oliver tilbage er
Diet Meningen at overdrage til
Den for. danske Kirke for Sko-
lebygningen. Byen ligger paa EN-
Hovedvej, der vii blive brolagt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Til Pensionsfundet.

For anfort $3235.22. Racine,
Wis, linn. Nigh. $685., Emaus
Menighed SOTO. Waupaca, Wis,
Vor Frelsers Nigh, Peter Mel
sen Lind 50. Curtis, Nebr., Eben-
ezer Menighed 1919. Potter,
Nebr., st. Peters Menighed 1915.
Moorhead, Ia, Bethesda Menig-
he'd $33.40. Waupaca, Wis, Mrs.
Matthias Jensen 81. Graettinger,
Ia, American Lutheran Ladies
IS, St. PAUL XVI. So, Jens Han
sen 81. Spencer, Ia, st. PAUL.
Menighed 1899. owatonna,
Mimi, yor Frelsers Nigh. XVI.
s.. Minden, Nebr., Bethania Me-
nighed $11.25. Fertile, n. d., Ell
uneynt 81. Hamlin, Ia, XVI.
SO, Wolbeck, Nebr., Anders
Jepsen -, n. J. johnson $500.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Immanuels
Mgb.$ $3.50, Plainyiew, Neb., Be
thania Nigh. $43.60. Winnetoon,
Nebr., Bethesda Nigh, 1915.
Blair, Nebr., Danish Luth. Publ.
House $121.07. Warrens, Wis.
Warrens Nigh. $11.35. | alt
3,656.68.
Med TAX modtaget.
s. Petersen, Kass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31

til ~Indsoerne Okoboji og Spirit
Lake $50 Nil i Nord herfra.
Her bygges mango nye Bebo-
elsehuse, og Folk kan endda like
finde Lejlighed, naar de kommer
andetsteds fra. saa Eiendom her
er i god Pris. bet samme kan
siges for Landeiendomme.
wore Aviser fortalte forleden, at
vore Banker haandterede $40
DOC, 100000 paa Grund af Elem
dom, som skiftede Hender den
forste Marts.
Wore Landsmmnd Louis Will
sen og Niels Sgrensen er flyt-
tet fra Farmer til Byen.
Laurits Larsen og Hustru kom
hertil fra Scranton Egnen i Flor
og de har kebt Hus og ombyg-
get SdlHlft.
Mrs. Andrew Vestergaard blew
taget til Rochester, Mimi, og
opereret for ct Par Tiger siden.
Vi haaber hun maa komme hjem
fuldt helbredet.
Palmes6ndag var Past. Cert
sen og Hustru i Council Bluffs
i Anledning af eft SSlvbryllup.
John Vestergaard, Hustru og
Datter har veret we'd Hot
Springs i Winter. Han var starkt
angrebet af Gigt. vi venter dem
hiem, naar Diet mildner j Vel
ret, og haaber Kuren maa have
hinlpet.
Mr.. og Mrs. Adolph Eriksen
er flyttet hertil sidste Aar. Han
arbejder i eft clothing store.
Vi horer, at hans Foraldre fra
Hutchinson err her i Besog.
Yenlig Hilsen til Redakt9ren
og Danskerens Lasere.
o. X rasmussen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Wort eget Land.

Den forferdelige Storm, som
forleden rasede i den sydvestre
Del af Minnesota, voldte mere
Skade, end man ferst antog.
Overall var Skaden stor. Wind
m9ller og Siloer blaaste ned, og
mindre Udhusbygninger og man.
ge Stald og Ladebygninger ode
lagdes eller blew flyttet fra
Grunden. Saavidt man we'd, gik
intet Menneskeliy tabt. / Tracy
blev en- h9j Skorsten kastet over
ende, saa den afldt ned paa Ia
get af Richard store Butik og
odelagde Diet. Skorstenspiben paa
den nye Skolebygning i Round
Lake faldt ned paa Taget og
yoldte Skade for over $4,000
Ogsaa i andre Dyer voldtes be
tydellg Skade.
Valget i Sgd Dakota. Sioux
Falls, S. d., %. Marts De ind
komne Rapporter fra 1855 af de
1740 Precincts, som der er i
Staten, giyer Generalmajor Wood
1866 Stemmer, Governor Low
den 23,385 og Senator Johnson
2f,735 Stemmer som republican.
ske Observation-Disclosures. Demo-
kraternes Valg faldt paa James
w. Gerard, der har yeret Am
bassad9r j Berlin. Governor Pc
ter Norbeck er af Republikaner-
ne nomineret til Senatorkandidat
og w. H. Mae Master til Par
tets Guvernerkandidat. r. O..
Richards, som ogsaa segte den re
publikanske Nomination som Gu
vern9rkandidat, tog i sine De-
batter med MaeMaster Diet Stand
punkt, at Diet skulde v@re til
ladt at s@lge Oh og lette Vine
til ,,moralsk ansyarlige Perso.
ner."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Bidrag til Pensionsfondet.
Til Grundfondet.

(Fortsat fra 6. Side.)
81, Tom Jensen 81, Mrs. J. Mar
kussen 81. Racine, Wis, Emaus
Nigh, Mamma Petersen So, Jens
Sorensen $40, Ella Jensen $40,
Dagmar Jensen $40, Anna So
rensen $25, Mrs. NJ. c. Hansen
$25. Niels Marius Nielsen $50.
Harlan, Ia, Chr. j. Johnson
$40. | alt $9916.99.
Modtaget med TAX.
S. Petersen, Kass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
DANSKE FARMERE.

Costilla Estate j Diet sydlige
Colorado har endnu Plads til
mango driftige Farmere. Code
Skoler. Dansk ev. luth. Menig-
he'd og Priest; ON nogen skulde
v@re interesseret i Forholdene
herude skriv da til en- af un-
dertegnede Farmere som vii gil
vi allie Oplysninger ON Forhol-
dene og vor Koloni:
Linnemann Hansen, Mesita.
Rudolph Holse, San Acacio.
Victor Hoist, San Acacio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Mpder og Gudstjenester.

Onsdag Aften d. 81. Marts
Tabithamede hos C. X. Hansens,
Torsdag Aften XXI. 7,30 Skrifte-
maal og Alterga2~, Fredag For
midday Kl. 1920 Fa5tegudstjene-
ste; Paaskedag SSndagsskole Kl.
$50, Gudstjeneste H. 1920 og
Aftengudstjeneste Kl. 1870 :
Onsdag d. Z. April Kvindemede
hos P. C. S9rensen; Onsdag At
ten d. 7. April Kl. 7,30 holdes
Menighedens Kyartalsmede Kir-
kens Keldersal, allie Medlemmer
bedes mode. Alt dette ON Gud
vii. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31

Missionsmede paa Ebenezer,
Brush. Colo, fra ID. til Is. April.
ALE indbydes. J. Madsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Blair, Nebr.

Fra Skolen er kun dette at
melde denne Gang, at de fleste
At Vintereleverne er rejst hjem.
To af vore yngere danske
Kvinder, Mrs. N. c. Jensen og
Mns. J. E. Fischer har nylig OPP
holdt sig en- It'd paa Hospitalet,
og de err begge kommen lykkelige
h5em, liver med en- Batter. Disk.
gratulerer!
J. E. Campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
L. c. Pierce.
: Torsdag i sidste Uge havde
N Bes9g af Mr.. og Mrs. Hans
dadsen fra Hampton, Nebr. De
var kommen her pr. Auto for
Videre at k9re til Omaha og So
&c Legehjelp for en- Datter, der
ider af Bornelammelse. De tog
md til Henry Christensens Chri-
stensen og Mrs. Madsen er mem
hg S9skendeb9rn. = Past. S.
Bondo var med Madsens hertil,
4yorfra han fortsatte Rejsen til
Weston, La.
Gammelt Jern og andre
Metaller, Klude, Gummi osv. kp.
hes til Dagens h9jeste Priser.
T. G. Phelps
we'd Siden af Miller Munks
Smedevarksted.
Bell Telefon = Ash: 1772.
= Mrs. L. p. Nielsen har
lengere It'd veret syg og hden-
de; Diet er V~atersot, hun lider
af, og der er liden Haab ON
Helbredelse. Hun opholder sig
hos og plejes af sin Datter, Mrs.
Paul Poulsen, ude paa Landet.
To af wore Landsm3nd,
j. Kirby og j. E. Fischer, der
har dreyet Forretning sammen
en- It'd i Bugeons Bygning, har
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Br9drene Jensen har solgt
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Ansattelse j samme Forretning,
vii nu, forstaar Vi, komme til
bage og lede Bageriet for Mr.Ch.
Hansen. Andreasen har / nogen
It'd arbejdet i Tekamah og siden
/ Central City. Vi byder ham
med Familie velkommen tilbage
Ill Byen.
vi har i 0jeblikket Besog
# Past. A. G. Weismann; han
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Paasken sammen med sin Fami-
lie. Han mener, at Arbejdet med
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faar givet ale Menighederne i
Samfundet en- Chance til at vac
ee med.
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at Brolegningen her j Byen bill
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