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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-31

Diamond Engagement Rings. $50 tc
$500. Easy terms. Harris-Goar Co.
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-31
TOILET SOAP

Pears Unscented. cake. ..14c
Pears Glycerine, cake. zoe
Packers Tar, cake. .22c
Woodbury's, 8 cakes. -. CSC
Saymon's. 3 cakes. .35c
King Cocoa. cake 1Oc
Jergen's Violet Glycerine,
3 cakes soc
Almond Cocoa Oil. cakes. .15c
Creme Oil. 2 cakes. .15c
Colgate's Shaving. cake. sc
Williams Shaving, cake. sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-31

Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel ss7.-
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03

Mrs. Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake is
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Aydelotte
Woods Millinery has opened with a
splendid line of the very latest pat
W" mats frices right 3--lt
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. hamilton OF
Delta were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Meeker. this week.
Don't buy your cloak or suit nm
I'll you have seen the big line at
Chipman's. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Farr of ST
John, Arizona. spent the fore part NJ
the week in American Fork with Mr.
and Mrs. Il. S. Poulson and family
willis Bromley and son Adair. re-
turned home Monday after SPENDING
the past weeks in Cedar Valley
threshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Strong are mov
ing this week into the VIM. Hunter
nome in the Third ward. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Adams of Bingham are
moving into the house formerly oc.
cupied by the Strong's.
Thos. Coddington spent a few days
this week at Cotton attending to bus.
mess matters, He got as far az span.
ish Fork Canyon Wednesday eyeninp
but was forced to return as the heay,
rain had made the roads impassable
Oscar Chapman is leaving tomor.
row Sunday for Denver. Colorado
where he will attend the oppor,unit,
Finishing School for the coming win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Chipmar
will accompany him as far as Sail
Lake.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03

meh ana young mems fall suits
ana overcoats now in at Chipman's
H. A. Laursen is recovering randi
Y from "a weeks illness.
deserving Kettles. fruit jar filters,
r'pbers and jelly glasses. etc are
better and cheaper at Grants
vernon Houston OF Salt Lake snept
Wednesday in American Fork with
MS wife. and relatives.
MT and Mrs. Joseph Wild and Miss
amy Sheiiey motored to Salt Lake
Wednesday afternoon and visited
friends.
Mrs Ray Coddington spent from
last Sunday till Tuesday in Sandy
visiting relatives and friends.
bananas, dates, and all
Kinds of fresh fruits at Robinson
Grocery,
Mrs' Joseph Searle entertained 1t
dinner Sunday Covers were laid
i'f Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Smith OF Al
pihe'. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Searle OF
THIS city, and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey
oVard OF West Jordan.
The Veyo swarm was entertained
at the home Of Miss Fay Christensen
Tuesday evening The time was
spent IN sewing, games. etc, after
"hich the hostess served her guests
delicious lunch.
Nari Anderson arrived in American
iorE Monday from Sacramento, Cal.
he VIII visit here indefinitely. His
VIE and family will return to Cali
tornia with him upon returning, after
having spent the past spring and sum
mer here.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03
AMERICAN FORK
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

For school shoes, either boys or
girls, you can get them at Chipmans.'
Rev. John Meeker Is attending the
Bible Institute in Salt Lake.
j. l.. FfrmGge and family enjoy
eJ pleasure trip to the Springs on
Tuesday evening
Mrs. Truss Bodell and children of
Hartman are spending short visit
here with Mrs. ID. X. Rhodes.
Jack Greene and Miss Mayme Hind
Icy spent the week end in American
Fork. visiting Mr.. Greene's mother,
Mrs. Annie Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gaisford
have moved to American Fork from
Bingham, after an absence OF two
years
The Relief Society members of the
First and Fourth wards enjoyed an
outing to the Utah lake resort We'd
nesday They reached the place in
time to have lunch, after which they
spent the afternoon in boating. bath
ing, games, etc. They then enjoyed
delicious supper and started for
home about five O'Clock They all re.
port very enjoyable time There
were about 30 present
Patriarch Warren b. Smith spent
Sunday In Richmond and Logan
where he attended funeral services
foI his sister. Mrs. Alvira Hendricks.
FOR 90 years resident of Richmond
.GSd vicinity. Mrs Hendricks was 50
years of age and was the last surviv-
Or of the Haunsnill massacre. She
Vas the mother OF ten children, six
90 whom are living.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03

Pickle season is here. Get your
sunrlles from Robinson Grocery
| Mrs. Delos Penrod who has been
i'll for the past two weeks is i'm
proving rapidly.
| Mrs John Meeker and four chill
dcen visited friends in Provo few
days last week.
Abner Chapman is spending the
week at Strawberry attending to bust
hess interests there
Mr.. end Mrs. James Donnan and
children spent Sunday in Salt Lake
Visiting some friends, formerly OF
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Maloney are
moving TO Delta where Mr.. Maloney
will be employed In the Thornton
Drug at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Myers OF
Provo spent Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, Peter Adamson at their home
in Highland.
Fhe Second ward Bee Hive girls
are enjoying water melon bust this
evening. saturday. II is being held
at the home OF Miss Elma Wells.
MIR and Mrs. Glenn Gardner re-
turned to their home in Salt Lake
Sunday after spending the past two
weeks here visiting
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Hoffenbeck
/ Of Salt Lake were the Sunday guests
here OF MIR. and Mrs. Ray Thornton
Mrs. Ray Thornton left We'd
res day for Salt Lake where she will
spend a short visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs Rosa Hill and daughter Eliza
beth. left Thursday for Paris. Idaho
here they will remain for the COM
ing winter. Mrs. Hill has accepted
Il position aS music director in the
Fielding academy at that place. Mrs.
Iurrant, Mrs. HIS mother, accom-
panied them TO Paris for an indefinite
stay
The Columbia Swarm of the Third
Ward entertained at novel party
Tuesday evening. It was called a
funny paper party each member and
their partner being required to dress
to represent some character OF the
funny papers. II was a progressive
party, the first course OF the luRch-
con being served at the home of Miss
VanZa Nielsen. the second at the
home OF Miss Mona Hindley. the third
at Miss Sarah Jacklin's and the last
at the home OF Miss zina Clayson.
Each home visited was decorated In
harmony with the idea OF the party
and caused much amusement. There
were 20 present
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03

Mrs. Manda Chapman Stults return
cd home this week from SIX weeks
y.si' TO the Coast While there she
visited the millinery houses, and re-
ports having seen and purchased the
most beautiful line OF hats on the
market and is now prepared to open
up with the best line OF sample and
pattern hats she has ever had. and
at very reasonable prices. .
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. lngersoll Wis
tied friends at Salt Lake Tuesday.
Reed Gardner motored to Ogden
Monday and spent the day on bust
nees.
Mr.. and Mrs John Robinson and
children motored to Salt Lake Wed
nesday afternoon and visited friends
You will need school supplies Note
Books. Pencils, Rubbers, Theme Tab.
lets and etc. You can get them all ut
Chipmans. .
VIM Thornton returned home
Tuesday. after spending five days at
Delta in the interest OF the Thorn
ton Drug.
A wedding reception was held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
p'h''h w NfBiht niNnt w uDH-
or OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Searle who
were married last week. The rooms
were tastefully decorated In the sea-
sons flowers Games, music, etc,
were enjoyed and at a late hour, de-
licious lunch was served. There
were about $50 present.
Clyde Crookston returned home
here Sunday after spending two
weeks vacation In Oregon. Washing
ton and British Columbia. MIR. Crook
ston visited an old army pal" Robert
u. Abbott and together they visited
a number places of interest. They
visited Portland, then went down the
Columbia river to Astoria and Sea-
side. Oregon. then up 10 Tacoma and
Seattle, Wash. and then by way of
Puget Sound to Victoria u. G. Mr..
Crookston reports an excellent trip.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03

4 number of local people took ad /
vantage OF the last Wednesday holt
day OF the summer and went to Salt
Lake to spend the afternoon. Among
them were: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bez-
zant and children. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Moffett and children, Mr.. and Mrs {.
Marley Steele and children. Mrs w. s.
Chapman, 3. l.. Chapman. Miss Pearl
Rowley and Wilson Cunningham.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03

Ed Iaursen was a business visit
or in Salt Lake Tuesday.
Pickle season is here Get your
supplies from Robinson Grocery.
Christian Nielsen spent few days
this week in Provo Canyon attending
to business matters.
Mrs. I.egralde Noyes and son are
spending an indefinite visit In Salt
Lake with relatives and friends.
Elder Lincoln Harris Of Salt Lake
Is spending the week end in Alpine
with his former missionary compan.
ion. Leon Strong.
Mrs Ann l.. Chapman OF this city
announces the engagement OF hei
daughter, Ina valette. to Mr.. Denzi
Brown, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
Brown OF Lehi, the wedding to TAX,
place Sept. 1ith.
Mrs Reya Beck Cutler OF this cit,
was granted divorce from Georg,
Harold Cutler Tuesday in the Thirt
district court at Salt Lake on ground!
OF cruelty
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03

VIM. Thornton returned home
Tuesday. after spending five days at
Delta in the interest OF the Thorn
ton Drug.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-09-03

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

The Secretary OF Agriculture.
The Assistant Secretary.
The Solicitor.
Executive Offices.
Office Of Farm Management and Farm Economics.
Bureau Of Animal Industry.
Bureau Of Plant Industry.
U. s. Botanic Garden (Congress).
Bureau Of Chemistry.
Bureau OF Soils.
Bureau OF Entomology
Bureau OF Biological Survey.
Division OF Publications.
Bureau OF Crop Estimates
States Relations Service.
Bureau Of Markets.
Insectcide and Fun9icide Board.
Federal Horticultural Board
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++DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

secreta o Public Works
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*Solcitor (Justce)
Office .(nteror. =
Qneior) !.
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DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.
The Secretary of Labor,
The Assistant Secretary.
+The Solicitor (Justice).
. Executive OFFICES.

Bureau of immigration.
Bureau of Naturalization.
Bureau Of Labor Statistics
Division Of Cancellation
. United states Employment Service. ~
Bureau Of Industrial Housing and Transportation.
U. S. Housing Corporation.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY.

The Secretary of the Navy.
The Assistant Secretary.
The Solicitor.
Executive Offices
onfice OF Naval Operations.
Navy Boards
Revenue Cutter Service Coast Guard Treasury.
Bureau of Navigation.
Naval Academy.
Bureau Of Yards and Docks
Bureau of Ordnance.
Bureau of Construction and Repair.
Bureau OF Engineering.
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery
Headquarters. Marine Corps.
Judge Advocate General.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. ILL.,
The
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Commissioner Of Accounts and Deposits
Bookkeeping
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
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The Secretary Of Commerce
The. Assistant Secretary.
+tAssistant Secretary.
esolicitor (Justice). -'

Bureau Of the Census
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
Patent office Unterior).
Bureau of Standards.
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau of Lighthouses
Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Coast Guard (Treasury).
Lake Survey (War).
Photographic Office Navy.
National Observatory (Navy).
Weather Bureau (Agrculture).
Bureau Of Navigation.
Steamboat Inspection Service
Inland and Coastwise Waterways Service (War)
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
The Secretary OF State.
tThe Solicitor (JuBtice).

OF State.
+The Solicitor (Justice).
Service
Consular Service
States SectOns-Ihternational commissions
Foreign Trade Adviser
Division OF n-Am Affairs.
Division o Mexican Affairs
Agents Once.
Division o Foreign Intelligence
Trade Board Section
Assistant Secretary:
Division Of Western European Affairs
Division Near Eastern AnaiTs.
Division Of Russian Affairs.
Appointments.
Assistant Secretary:
Correspondence Bureau.
Division Passport Control
Wise Offce.
Diplomatic
Rolls Library.
Index Archives.
Secretary:
a Eastern
Accounts.
The Director OF the Consular Service:
Consular
Division OF Political Information.
o Chief Clerk.
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR.

The Secretary of War.
The Assistant Secretary.
Executive offices.
The General Stan.
War Boards and Commissions.
Offce Of the Adjutant General.
Offce OF the Inspector General
Office OF the Judge Advocate General
Office OF the Quartermaster General.
OfrIce OF the Chief OF Finance.
Ofrice OF the Surgeon General.
Office OF the Chief of Ordnance.
office OF the Chief OF Chemical Warfare Service
Militia Bureau
Ofrice Of the Chief OF Chaplains
OffIce Of the Chief Signal officer.
OffIce of the Chief OF the Air Service.
Onrice Of the Chief OF Infantry.
Ohfice Of the Chief Of Cavalry.
Ohrice OF the Chief OF Field Artillery.
Onfice Of the Chief of Coast Artillery.
Onfice Of the Chief OF Engineers.
u. s. Military Academy.
u. s. Soldiers Home.
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the changes contemplated by the Mccormick REORGANIZATION Bill
THE PRESIDENT
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POBtmaBteF
Chief Inspector.
Purchasing Agent
$The Solicitor (Justice).
Executive Onlces.
The First Assistant Postmaster General.
Postmaster Appointments Division.
Post Once Service Division.
Dead Letter DOisOn.
Postmaster General
Railway Mail Service Division
Railway Adjustments Division.
Foreign Malls Division
Aerial Mails Division.
Third Assistant Postmaster General
Money Order Division.
Savings Division.
Registered Malls Division.
Stamp Division.
Division.
Division
Assistant Postmaster General.
Mail Division.
Equipment and Supplies Division.
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COMPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE.

XII **DEPARIMENT OF PUBLIC WEIFARE- - ' =
Public Welfare. y.
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CommissonG F..
Volunteer soldiers
depende
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

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+Prohbition Commissioner CTreasury)
Territorial
fDivis3n Of Secret Service (TreasuTy)
Intelligence
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Library OF Congress.
Government Printing Office.
Grant Memorial Commission.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-05-12
Mod.na Cathedral.

The cathedral at Modena, italy GEN.
secrated In lisa Is swell-designeA
RomanesQue structure.> The west
facade is one Of the best OF Its date
in Italy. It has three round-arched
portals, a gallery Of graceful triple
art.ades which is continued around
tho church, large wheel window and
much interesting sculpture. There
are two sculptured porches on sthe
south side. The three-aisled interior
contains sculpture and tombs. The
Ghirlandina tower. the campanile e1
the cathedral, finished TO the spire In
1916, il 315 feet high. The massive
square lower stage, about 200 feet
high, bears the slender spire, which
springs from an octagon Of two ar
coded tiers and Is pierced with flower
like openings. Other objects Of IN
terest are the AZ academy. univerr
sity, picture gallery. library and the
ducal palace. Modena became q Ro-
man colony about 1873 3. @. It was
situated on the Aemiiian way. and
was q fourishing Roman city.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-05-12
sBARKSDALE

A meeting of the Ondossagen So
cial Center Club was held at the
home Of Mrs. Oscar Croft Thursday
The weather being bad, the attend
ance was somewhat small.
Mr.. Lynch, the bridge contractor
has been working on his second
bridge and ituwill not be long be-
fore he will have his work completed
The Ladies of the Swedish Aid
held their monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. -Nels Olson, Thursday
A Junior Prom was given at the
Ondassagon high school, Friday
might. ! Nearly everyone invited at
tended and delicious lunch, which
was prepared by the Juniors and the
domestic science teacher, Miss Schaf-
err was served. The table trimmings
consisted of wild flowers of the sea-
son and creeping vines.
Misses Evelyn and Elsie Johnson
were Ashland callers, Saturday.
Miss Dagny Lumberg spent. Sat-
urday and Sunday in Ashland.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
o. C. Regelein at his home, Satur-
day evening. A lunch was served
and the evening was spent in play
ing cards. The following were pre-
sent Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Catlin, A.
E. Danz, o. DAM, E. A. johnson, E.
j. Colgrove, 0. c. Regelein, K. Cal
vim and Miss Mary Baehr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Peterson are
the proud grandparents of baby
boy born to their daughter, Mrs. John
Peterson, of Ashland, May 2.
A benefit dance was given at the
town hall, Saturday night, by some
of the Barksdale people. The pro-
ceeds went to Steve Ange and FAM
lily, former employee of the du Point
powder plant.
Some relatives and friends sur
prised Miss Evelyn DAM at her
home. Tuesday evening, the occasion
being her twelfth birthday.
Mrs. Odeen Peterson visited at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Huff, Mon
day.
Miss Helen Brown spent Friday
night with the teachers at the dormi-
tory.
Miss Dagny Lumberg was the
guest of Miss Lois De CURE. Fri
day night.
Miss Edith Bloom spent the week
end at t he home of Mrs. Oscar
Croft.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-05-12


Designed particularly Cor making
motion pictures OF birds and animals,
new French camera, with apeed Of
$50 exposures a. second. 10 remark
able for Its Ingenious method tf keep
ing the moving oojecf In the sfield Of
the lens, says Popular sMechai;im
Magazine. The sighting sarm 10 %
connected 10 the pivotsd mirror "a I
they move together IN geometrical: ~
lation, and ansimaee I'm the=center Of
the finder Is alwaysarsnected into' the
center u the cameraslens, regardless
Of its position. snThe ofisht OF birds,
and even Of Sprojectiles, mays thus be
recorded for further study. the ob1ect
being In about the Same position On
each picture.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-05-12
BARNES


Mrs. Jack Kennedy spent Friday
with her father George S. Barnes al
st. Josephs hospital in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Johnson ana
son Robert, spent the week end al
Burberry.
Mrs. Charles Larson, son George
and daughters Charlotte and Mary
of Lake Nebagamon, also Mrs. Jack
Applequist and daughter Geraldine
of South Range, visited at the home
of their sister, Mrs. C. D. Hall, Sun.
day.
Farrom Ellison drove over from
Minneapolis, Sunday.
Roy Prince came down from Ash.
land and spent few days trout fish.
ing.
C. D. Hall was an Iron River caller
Thursday.
A. o. Jemrick left for Milwaukee
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
ll1OlfkcEs OCktkA AL A~sAAAsSS
from her mothers funeral.
George Tarter of Superior Normal
called on friends in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson OF
Duluth and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hen.
derson were Sunday guests at Der
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Corey OF
Superior are spending few days
at their resort at Eau Claire Lakes
Mrs G. S. Barnes returned from
Ashland. Mr.. Barnes is improving
Herman Beck was a Drummond
visitor Tuesday.
Cal Ackley spent Sunday at his
home in Ashland.
o. ". Mccoy was sDrummono
visitor Saturday.
The town board met Saturday and
adjourned because of the illness OF
the chairman. George s. Barnes.
Miss Bessie Alcorn of Washburn
supervisor Of teachers, visited the
local schools Friday.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-05-12
aosas In Many Lands.

Those who associate the rose pre-
eminently with England, are surprised
to fino mountains covered with roses
In China, bushes Of them; or to see
tall trees uplifting In their arms
climbing roses, whose lanky stems,
having reached the summit, burst In
to flower, and roll down the other
side &c wave upon wave Of blossom.
In winter, they are beautiful, covered
swith orange or scarlet fiask-shaped
chips" But though wild roses are
far more varied and abundant In the
mountains Of8Asia than they are in
England, still England has its rosar-
les and pergolas; and Is not the rose
garden surely all Its very own?
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-05-12
CABLE
PLAN AMUSEMENT

y
PLAN AMUSEMENT
PAPK At CABLE
GABLE. Neutrality-suspicious. are in
progress between Roy Williams of
Cable and q large Chicago land
synicate for the purchase of 12O
acres of lake shore property owned
by Williams.
The property is located on the
shores of Lake Owen in beautiful
woodland. The Chicago company in
tends to transform the spot into an
amusement park. Plans are to
equip it with all forms of modern
amusements, and have regular ex-
cursion trains run out tot from the
larger nearby cities.
-SA--
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson and
daughter, Gladys returned to Hay
ward Sunday evening after visiting
here at the homie of Mrs. Johnson's
mother, Mrs. w alter Woodbeck.
E. w. Mckenzie, of Duluth, was
in town ON business Wednesday.
Mrs. o. B. Crandall motored to
Drummond, Monday.
DR.. N. Daugherty returned to st.
Paul, Tuesday evening, after spend
ing few days here trout fishing.
Irr4a Walker made q business trip
to Hayward, "Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Flowers and children,
Alice and Robert, Jr., returned re-
Gently from Grand View, where they
visited at the Habelt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Crandall and
SON Myron, were Ashland visitors,
Monday.
George S. Henderson left Wednes-
day on a business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Wilcox returned to her home
at Trego Sunday evening, after visit
ing a Few days here with the M.
Madison family.
o. G. Larson Of st. Paul, was here
on business Monday.
Mrs. George Holly took her little
boy George Jr., to Hayward for med
ical treatment Wednesday.
Frank Clock, Of Drummond, was a
Cable visitor Wednesday evening.
| The horne Of Roy Williams on Lake
Owen, was entirely destroyed by
fire Monday. Only part of the
furniture and some clothing was
saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Weigle return
ed from Ashland Tuesday evening. !
Tom Anderson, of Drummond, was
a Cable visitor Monday.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-05-12

Select the number of stars In a con-
oscillation, add to It the. number of the
date Of your birth, and divide the
whole by II. Keep the result in your
mind until you shake hands with
some one, then add the letters In that
person,ss name to what you have. d.
vids by seven and you Will get the
number Of months before you are mar
ried. II 1t should run over Is. and
b even, you will marry q young man:
n uneyen, an old man. II over twice
. and evens he will be red headed |;
r uneven, he viii be bald and rich.z
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