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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25
Public School Notes

J The State Examinations begin on
Friday and come as follows.
Friday, May 27th-COmmercial Geo
.grapfiy. Ssa. M. English /, 1916, q. m.
NCaesar, 10 10 a. M: Modern History.
S1O:15 a. M. Physiology. = p. M: Eng
Elish III. ? p. M.
! Tuesday. May ~31st-Elementary Al
Egebra,s s a. M; English ", 8 "a M:
Chemistry, 2 p. M. Physics, 2 p. m. sza
Wednesday, June p a n
Geometry. 8 a mvi S0lide;;eometry, $
a. M: Political Ee1Monly Clio a. M.
Ancient History, b. m. Field Crops,
p p. M.
Thursday, June Ind -English III.
10 10 a. M; Botany, 10:15 a. m.
The Home Management class is going
to have its final examination in Home
Nursing Thursday afternoon.
Next Monday, May 30th, the high
school and grades will be given holt
day because it is Decoration Day.
Last Wednesday the Seniors had
their annual picnic at. the old mill at
Middle River. Before leaving for the
picnic they treated the high school
students, to pickles ana ice cream cones
The close of the present school year
| is near at hand. We shall miss many
/ things and among them the school notes
which have appeared each week in the
local papers. The Junior class has had
the privilege of writing these notes.
Some times it has been rather discour-
aging to find that the editorials and
other notes have not been accepted,
when we thought we had written mas
Iterpieces Not any of us are exper-
fence editors or we should probably
have made the world sit up and take
notice But nevertheless it has been
interesting work. The Junior class Will
now leave the privilege to the present
ISOphOmores who will compose the next
Junior class.
The Modern History classes enjoyed
Ia short mental test Thursday on the
Ipresent day.
The Boys and Girls Glee Clubs and
i Orchestra will have their pictures
4 taken this week
Last Thursday, using the Lamberson
lawn for the setting. pictures were
i taken Of the cast in the operetta, ..Ihe
& House that Jack Built 4
The Boys and Girls Glee Clubs ARK
y spending great deal Of time on songs
. for commencement If practice makes
i perfect the clubs will be q great success
], Miss Sarah T. O'Meara is spending
. Tuesday at q picnic in District ~
81 Regular school closed last Friday ,bu
because OF quite few absentees, tn
: lpicnic was postponed until Tuesday.
: The Seniors are Ill excited over thel
j announcements which they are sendinl
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Bakke,s deliver ANYTHING anvt;ma
''ns : ~ :.
A baby how was horn 70 Mr. and a1rs
Sam Olson On Monday -
D. Larson. Of Ripwnods vas
business visitor IN warren today
...
a picnic at Rosendahrs grove This sitter
noon
Nav 3Oth 1Memorial nayl.K To-
alseth Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Robson, Of Long
Ea sion home - 3
Big dance after the ball game at the
Strand theater. Music by the Warren
Read the Robertson Lumber Co. ad
on Building Material Facts in this
issue OF the Sheaf
Rev. Anderson spoke at the NJ. p.
church last Sunday evening on the
work of the w. G. =. u
son. OF Thief River Falls, visited with
friends IN Warren on Sunday.
un ra,,o ~.
Ill. W 1oeppv., ia.nIn u WI =. p 7.
1sl - q lai.s ~ warren Win ms
ut' : y noile - a 1aua.
70 Forao Lost sat,rd.vn; aht go
mo ~ Warren IN snnIav norn;na
- - s :. = - 's''1>s 80
Mrs. DOty, who has been visiting at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
|C. A. Tullar. left for st. Paul Sunday
night.
Victor Peterson and family, of Grand
Forks. autoed over Saturday and visit
ed at the home of his mother. Mrs. p.
Peterson.
Miss Palma Olson, who is employed
at Grafton, n. D., arrived Saturday and
visited for few days at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. John HalvOrsOn.
Mss = Ausilsa Iooienson' VI nlei ~
sel n,alis' was neie 70 attenu Tue H slol
anu p,i,'o iecitai sisen a. .ne WI IL
otar ooi'eSse 1ast : riuay evening vel
Mrs A,,;son c,arr and son, HAYES
ond no., mo.hor Mrs. nnfva and
NJ g ln,,f,-. o,,d da,,,htor-Irono ali
~ croonhnsb visited Monday and
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25
THE CHURCHES
our saviorss Lutneraa Ch.reh:.

r. OUT S0V1OH0 Lutheran Church:
A. T. TOLLEVS. Pastor. zSsS-.4zzz
Services Sunday with confrma ton at
1890. Holy communion Sunday eve
ming at s 20. Public cathecisation Of
the class Friday evening at s 100. -.
The Ladies, Aid will HelPntertained
at the Oscar Torgerson home Thurs
day of next week and will be served
by the Mesdames Oscar T0rgerson and
Melvin Engelstad ...-e
Z Services with eonfirmat ton in McCrea
Sunday at , 30 p. IN.
Swedish Lutheran Church.
8. W. SWENSON. Pastor.
The choir meets Thursday at the
church As pm.
Sunday. May 20. confirmation ser
vices 10 30 a. M. Communion service
8 p. m. Service in Vega 3 p. m.
+ Scandinavian Methodist Church.
ra p. O. HAUGLAND. Pastor.
Sunday, May %. there will be no.
service in the church. Let us Worship.
together in the tent.
Sunday school i'll the church at two
O'Clock .= ..-. 49,
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First NJ. e. Church
v. p. MIyCHEIL Pastor. <

Morning worship at 10 80. Sermon
This One Thing Do.''
Sunday School at 11:45: Epworth
League at Z 10. Esz5 -
:. Evening worship at s O'clock Ser
mon: The Fifth Chapter Of Mark"
Since this coming Sunday is Memoir
ial Suntiayswe will have as our guests
the members of the American legion
There will be reserved seats for all
ex-serviee men. e 54sifx.1
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ment during the summer months, notify
Oliver Mattson. - ..<=.zzs4s.s.s,
- --W.H.S-s<.. --.>. ga:
Recipe for Modern Novel.
Stir in fool to make us laugh, Il
In burly villains and. a half, -..ss-
A heroine with curly hair -.
And half dozen beans to spare.
A mystery upon the shore, e. !
Some bloody foot prints on the floor
A shrewd detective chap Who mates
Those foot prints with the hero's Fights.
and makes it squally for that gent r
Until he is proved innocent.
4 brown stone front, a dingle bell,
Spice it with scandal and stir it well,
Serve it up hot-and the book viii sell.
Wis.,
a. Censored.
A school girl was required to write
two hundred words about motor car.
She submitted the following: My uncle
bought motor car He was out riding
in the country when it busted going up
hill. The other one hundred and
eighty SwOrds are what my uncle said
when he was walking back to town but
know youzwouldn't want me- TO repeat
them. . ~ H.
-W.H.S
A Proposition.
Given: 4 man loves a girl.
To prove: The girl loves him.
Proof:
The man loves the girl (givent. ~
Therefore he is "a lover. az
All the world loves lover (axiaml. =
Therefore the girl loves him sesubstitu-
fIfe l. - z- ErF %EzgyF. .-4 a.
5-s.S.ss@ Wills. u .:s.. -
There's so much good in the worst of us,
And SO much bad in the. best of us,
That it doesn't behoOve any of us
To talk about the rest Of us.
-W.H.S.- :
Good Resolutions.
Be backward in nothing.
+ Be on hand.
Be wise.
Be independent.
Be benign.
Be on watch and on time.
w. His
It is the end
OF long, long year.
just around the bend
Joyous shouts hear.
i For school is over
And summers here.
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1learlllTllqs
GATHERED FRoM THE
HOME FIELD.

Bakkes aim to please.
Buy the bestit pays in the end.
Holmgren's Grocery.
/ For Sunday dinner pint or quart
of ice cream. Bakkes deliver.
Mrs Leigh Erickson spent the week
end visiting friends in Grand Forks.
Miss Ella Foxen, the nurse, went to
Oslo this morning to care for sick peo-
pie.
We sell Mascot and Cremo -four.
Give us trial-Farmers Mill and Ele-
vator Co
Rev. and Mrs. S. w. Swenson re-
turned Monday from visit at Evans
vile. MINI.
After the first of June we will grind
feed on Fridays only.-Farmers Mill &
Elevator Co.
Mrs. Finlayson, Of Crookston, was i'll
town today in the interests of the
Macabee lodge.
Nels Lodoen autoed over from Grand
Forks Sunday to viist at the home Of
his father in this city.
Get in the habit of dropping in.
You'll enjoy our store, our service and
OmOdation.-Bakke's
Two automobile parties of Warren
girls enjoyed picnic lunch at MenZelss
grove near Argyle last evening.
L. O. Bueche has been on a
business trip to points on the 500 line
during the early part of the week.
p. F. Benson, one OF the early piO-
neer farmers from east of Stephen, at
tended to business in the city on Tues
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Enebak. Miss
Helen EnebaK and Mrs. Ole Enebak.
were visitors in Grand Forks on last
Saturday.
Werner Nelson, cashier of bank in
Grygla, spent last Thursday in War
rem on business, and also visited with
friends here -, ?
len rlueS. WHICH Will Dc uSeu ny Tie
!; color guard and the firing squad next
| Monday. were received by the local
| post Of the American Legion last week
| Evangelists Seagren and Beckman
will conduct SERVICES in = the. .RooI
| School House Monday and Tuesday
evenings. May 3Oth and 331st, at SIP. m
Everybody invited So. 5s.s
Marriage licenses were issued durin:
the past week by &C: Swandby, clerl
| of court. to Steve "A Z Ovsak and Iys
Trum, Guy A. Anderson and Albertine
Johnson Richard F. Anderson and ";
| D. Lowe.
| Legion members Of the Warren pos
will attend church services at thu
| NJ. e. church Sunday morning in
| body They wifi assemble som,
Convenient place to attend the pre-
Decoration Day services. Uniform
will not be worn upon this occasion
butsali ex-service mensWill be ,expectet
| to Wear their uniforms son Monday,
A
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Zion Luthefan Ckurch
n HAUSER. Pastor. :
Catholic ChoFch.

English services with confirmation
Sunday evening at Z 40. q
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Axe mi rom. fxeI liufmgfsh and
L. NJ Olson of the Warren lodge Of
the order Of Yasa. and Otto klingborg
Of the AlvaEados. lodge, attended the
annual state meeting of the order at
the Ryan hotel in st. Paul last week.
Mr.. Nordstrom reports a very success
full meeting and an enjoyable time.
Mayor HodgsOn gave most excellent
address to the members of the order
and the city of st. Paul did everything
to make theif-stay pleasant. ~. 4.
The Mite Box opening at the Meth
odist parsonage Tuesday evening was
attended BY about a hundred people.
All.ages were represented from the
tiny tots, who are Mothers JeNas to
the older women, who are meq of
the Women's society The .Ag0e
men aud older girls were
represent the Queen Esther nd
the younger girls who are Tome
Guards Each member invited "a friend
to attend. The large parsonage was
seen at, its. best in caring for-snch a
large gathering 80
| Last Saturday afternoon at tWO
o'clock, eighteen playmates of little
Doris Enix met at the home of Mrs.
Wilbur Powell. from where they were
taken by auto to Doris home near
Angus. Here Mrs Enix entertained in
honor Of Doris eighth birthday.
very pleasant afternoon was spent
playing games, with Miss Rachael Hunt
and Miss Frances Gorrigan as play
supervisors. At 5 80 all sat down to 9
bounti full supper. beautiful cake
with eight pink candles served as
Icenterpiece. After thanking the hostess
i for the pleasant afternoon and wishing
Doris many more happy birthdays they
departed for home.
CO. Ekman, OF BigWoods, returned
il yesterday from attendance at the con
ference meeting of Swedish Lntherans
held at Battle Lake last week. Aftel
the conference he visited with th,
Rev. a. MattsOn family at Alexandra
and made call at the Old Peoples
Home, where he saw Mrs. Kari SkOG
Ia pioneer woman Of town Of Warren
ton, now an inmate at that institution
He says that Mrs Skog Is still hale an
hearty In spite OF her advanced ag
and recognised him and told his Nam
although she had not seen him sine
1889. Nj. Eckman also visited Wit
III. and Mrs. Albert Dalqufst pf Glen
wood, and Inspected the state hsl
Hatchery located at that place
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

Sunday evening at IA.
Catholic ChoPch. zzt5E5ss
P-SLYONS Pastor
Services at Warren first and third
Sundays OF each month. Services at
Oslo second and fourth Sundays OF
each month. Mass at 1870 in each
place. 30
Card of Thanks
We wish toEthank our friends for
their help and sympathy and the
floral offerings during our recent
bereavement and Mrs. q. Wads-
worth. Mr.. and Mrs G. Kivell s.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

If students are wishing for employ
ment during the summer months, notify
Oliver. Mattson. ~ .zz..ls.s.s..,.
The Monett times., 1921-06-10
MURMERs FROM THE PRAIRIE

T. F. Hultgren of Verona attende,
church on the Prairie Sunday anc
spent the day visiting friends anC
looking over the old home place.
Miss Bertha Fleming left Saturda!
for st. Louis where she expects to re.
main several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Cornell accom-
panied by Jessie Dummit, Lola Jack.
son and Frank Hultgren attended the
services at Pleasant Ridge Sunday af-
ternoon.
Rev. Clyde Little is spending the
week on the Prairie and is helping F.
A. Cornell out with the farm work
Sunday will be his regular preaching
day at the Union Church.
Elmer Dummit who has been in poor
health for several months arrived
home Sunday night and left Tuesday
night for Rochester, MINI. He was
accompanied by his brother DR.. Man
ford Dummit. They 60 to counsel
with the Drs. Mayo's in hopes of get
ting relief from his suffering and will
submit to an operation if necessary.
His relatives and friends are anxiously
waiting news from Rochester and all
hope for his speedy recovery.
The Monett times., 1921-06-10
NEIGHBoRING NEWS

The rain this week was very mucl
needed.
The Strawberries are about gone.
Henry Roller and family and Mrs
Ira Marbut and daughter, Myrtle
visited at the home of Eli Terry, Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Terry and sor
attended singing at Gunter, Sunda,
afternoon.
Miss Anna Riggs visited Miss Osa
Roller, Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Marbut, Miss Mary Roller
and Mrs. Jim Roller and daughter,
Rosella, visited Mrs. Henry Roller
Monday evening.
Misses Mildred Daugherty, Naomi
Roller and Beryl Terry were Sunday
guests of Miss Opal Shepherd.
Miss Lena Marbut called on Miss
Ruby Lowery, Sunday.
Ira Shepherd and Ed Carroll called
On Carl Shepherd, Sunday.
Mary Roller called on Mrs. Frank
Rouse, Sunday afternoon.
Wednesday night, June is will be
the Farmers regular meeting night at
Arnhart. Everybody come.
The Monett times., 1921-06-10
GREENHILL

We received fine shower of rain
| Tuesday evening, which was highly
appreciated by all.
Strawberry picking is just about
over.
Sunday school was well attended at
Macedonia Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Smith, Jesse
Marshall and Effie Smith were pic
nicking on Big Flat Sunday.
Several from this place attended
the military funeral of Lawrence
Courdin at the Waldensian church
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mccormick,
Marvin Frazier and OPAL Davis visit
ed at Vernie Smiths Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Henderson were
Monett visitors Tuesday.
Wilford Davis attended singing at
Mt. G:nve Sunday night.
There is to be an ice cream social at
Hiram Rollers next Saturday night,
June IL.
We suppose Most everybody is
planning to spent the 4th of July at
the A. H. T. A. picnic at Bethel.
There will be an ice cream social at
Macedonia or Thursday night June
16, for the benefit of the church.
The Monett times., 1921-06-10
SOUTH CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Chastain anC
little son John Pleasant took dinner
Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. S. Goodnight.
Misses Mary and Cally Woody were
guests of Mrs. R. w. Wormington
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Nunnley and lit
tie daughter Helen Marie were Sun
day visitors at John Edens.
Randle Davis attended Sunday
school at Mt. Pisgah Sunday.
Most everyone from this neighbor-
hood attended Salesday at Monet
Monday.
Miss Jewell Eden was the Sunday
dinner guest of her cousin Miss Ruth
Eden.
Logan Wor1nington and Oliver
Young were Monett visitors Saturday
evening.
Misses Murl, Hazel and Ruby Rob-
inson took Sunday dinner with their
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis
wormington.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Marshall and
children and Miss Norine Goodnight
motored to Monett Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Chastain and
son John Pleasant of Purdy were in
town shopping Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dale and daughter
Miss Maud and Miss Gwendolyn
Thornhill attended services at New
Salem Sunday.
Rev. Sherman Erickson delivered
very interesting sermon at New Sal
EN- Sunday and Sunday night and took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rob-
bins.
Miss Jewell Sexton was the guest of
Miss Marie Eden Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arnaud called
on the latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
p. c. Stebler Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Carlin and little
daughter Vetra June were visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Farley Vermillion Sun
day evening.
It wont be long till the binders will
begin to rattle as the wheat is turn
ing fast.
Miss Noveta Brown was the guest of |
Miss Edna Lautaret Monday evening. |
Mrs. Mvrtle Withers and sons Wis
Sted with Mr.. and Mrs. Ragsdale east |
of Pufdy Wednesday evening.
The Monett times., 1921-06-10
STONES PRAIRIE NEWS

Most of the farmers in this com.
munity will be busy harvesting BY the
end of this week.
Ed Witt did some painting for Mr.
Geske last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hemmerling and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Schad and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwig Geske and
Misses Ellinor, Minnie and Elsie Geske
attended the funeral of Lawrence
Courdin, Sunday.
Miss Sophia Rupp was the guest Of
Miss Elizabeth Hemmerling, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Koch are rejoic-
ing over the birth of a ten and half
pound boy born, Saturday, June A.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hemmerling and
daughters, Emma and Elizabeth, were
shopping in town, Monday.
Otto and Charley Langosch will put
up a new water tank this week.
The Monett times., 1921-06-10
NORTHEAST PURDY

Sunday is the regular meeting day
at Bethel. Everyone come.
Misses Opal Henderson and Oman
Hayward visited Misses Charlotte and
Ollie Henderson, Saturday night.
Those who visited Mrs. Mary
Opalka and children, Sunday, were
Carl Hemmerling, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Opalka and daughter, Clara Howard
and Ellen Davis.
Miss Opal Henderson was the guest
Of Miss Alta Davis, Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Henderson and
sons, Leslie and Daniel visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Dosier, near Verona, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Alice and Johnnie Jacques spent
Tuesday night with Howard and Ellen
Davis.
Purl and Ola Niskern were shop
ping in Purdy, Saturday afternoon.
The Monett times., 1921-06-10
MT. JOY

Many from this community attend
ed the funeral Of Lawrence Courdin,
held Sunday afternoon at the Wal
densian church..
The berry season is about over.
The farmers had larger crop, than
they expected.
Miss Esther Lasley was shopping
in Monett last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Henderson were
shopping in Purdy, Saturday after
noon.
Miss Violet Lasley attended the
funeral of Lawrence Courdin, Sunday
afternoon.
Andrew Goetz and family spent
Sunday at the home Of Ed, Link.
Those who visited Miss Esther Las
ley Sunday were Miss Lucille Eden
Pete Starks and Vernon Goodnight.
Sunday school every Sunday at Mt.
Joy. A cordial invitation to attend is
extended to all.
The Monett times., 1921-06-10
IF you NEVER READ
ADS-READ THIS

See me for all kinds of city property
lots especially. Let me insure your
home. Mrs. Ida B. Adams, State Bank
building. S6tf
The Monett times., 1921-06-10

It's getting fishing and vacation
time. Get your tackle and supplies
now. We have nice showing of sup
plies of all kinds. Davis Chapel
Hardware Co. S2tf
The Monett times., 1921-06-10

Miss Marie Centers, Of Neosho was
married to Charles William Yorke at
Neosho Monday evening, June s at
an elaborate wedding held at the home
Of the BRIDES parents.
The Monett times., 1921-06-10

Plenty of frying chickens and hens
at Armstrong; Grocery. Phone 172.
S9tf
The Monett times., 1921-06-10

KINDLING FOR SALE
Kindling for sale at Saxe's Market.
89-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
SIDE TALKS
EbY Ruth Cameron
SOME THOUGHTS ON BORROWING

He really borrowed It for a couple OF
years for he took couple Il years on
its life"
He Never Lends . Book froh Q 1T =
Another friend OF mine told n. that
her husband has made a rule new 10
end Il book belonging 10 a set SOU. Y
harsh. doesn't 1t. but We have thrss
broken sets on our shelves. Someone
them back"
II you have you know how much value
those careless friends abstractSd when
they kept Il single volume.
4 college cap and gown and riding
habit arc among my own contributions
to tho careless borrower Why don't l
ask for them back? Listen to my idiotic
confession. I have 4 wretched memory
and haven't the slightest idea who has
them. Apparently their memories are
Just bad I.
Such JOY to Lend But II,
Too bad. isn't. II that these things
should he. Because II Is such fun to
lend. such Joy to have your books have
many readers. your records many hearI
ers. Such a satisfaction TO have any OF
your possessions give fuller service than
you alone coud get out Of them. But I
suppose II is the Jaw OF tho universe
that use shall be spoiled by abuse.
wonder if Il would restrain the careless
borrower any il he realized that he was
not only depriv!ng himself OF future
advantage when he abused an r:t,rie OF
.n!lei 10 return il but was infict.Ig the
same loss on others?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

u" yvu belize in lending and borrow
ing?
] an never sur. whether do or not.
IA" /" lend ana | Ike 10 be able to
borrow. but every now and then | run
up = ea.nSt som" abuse "f the system OF
EavIn: things in common that makes me
wan - un",r Shahrspeare's immortal
advice. 'Nc.thrr a borrower nor "A lender
be-
Here's orc example. 4 friend Of mine
hns 4 "LnDc winch Is In god condition
ard r,i:Et hay" remained so for years.
\ fricrd aSkci To- borrow it, He IL
man with plenty nc money. ne has ;wo
ar thrr,. cars and has often loaned one
or them To the owner ~ the canoe. The
latter Of course had to let him take the
crnn" hut mark the result. The h"r-
rover Is on" Of those people WHO tAh"S
no care pf his own ar ~: other people :
things. The canoe next day was found
Ia he missing OF" PADDLE and TO BE-
nearly full Of water. There was no hole
hut III" canvass hal been strained in
aono way. Any canoe owners knows
whI' tia; means.
He Really Ecrrcwed Years Of Its Lie
nf course i; * not r"S''1i" under the
circumstances for TIC owner Of the
&C. noe 10 speak about the havoc wrought
"Hn <tn?rcA nv mouth hy leaning me
his car" he says. lint. c"nfnund II. |
tried 10 take every care Of his car. And
res .G"s am "uI3"r-d 20 he grateful
cor lis car bat he nc:rr VIII know about
M. w .uc H. took cut OF my canoe 80
ret 20 -, az FOR that. Al h" thinks is
thar he borrowed my canoe Cor day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

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