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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-05-07

says: My back and kidneys were
+; ;v.ng me a great deal Of trouble.
! pounding pan settled across nv
alps and made t difficult for me 70
tcop or do any lifting at all. AZ
!me the kidney sercet!ons became
TOO frequentlanl contained sediment.
[ have had no control over the action
of my kidneys. didn't feel like
myself at all, but as soon as began
Eaknig Doan's X dney Pills, COM
menced to fesy better and when
had used them a short while felt
like different man. It Is a long.
time since I used this remedy so
Doan's deserve all the credit for CIV
ing me a permanent cnre.''
COO, at all dealers: Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.Adv.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-05-07
DON'T RISK NEGLECT.

Don't neglect !, constant baekacha,
sharp, darling pains or urinary dis
orders. TIE danger Of dropsy or
Bright's disgeasa is too serious to
ignore. Use Doan's K:dnep Pills as
have your friends and neighbors.
Ask your neigh Dor! III ...=s,..z
VIM. schIeicIl, Madisonville, La J.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-05-07
Slidell, La.


Notice is also hereby given that
al persons desiring to become canGi-
dates for any of the above offices,
shall on or before the 18th day OF
May, 1921, at - o'clock m, file a
written declaration and notice Of his
candidacy, with the Town Clerk 1t
the Town Hall or Mayors Office,
which declaration and notification
shall set forth tie fact that he Cor
she) is a citizen of the Town OF
Covington, La, and is a duly qualli-
ed elector under the constitution
and laws of the State Of Louisiana,
and under the charter of the. Town
Of Covington, La
Dated Coyington La, May 3, 1921.
ROBERT w. BADON,
Mayor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-05-07
NOTICE.

Any and all persons are prohibit
ed from trespassing upon the lands
of Mrs. Marie Lleise de la Vergne,
across from Cov;ngton and between
the Bogue Falaya and the Abita
rivers and the lands Of Kent and
Jahncke Any one caught cutting
trees or wood will be prosecuted, in
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-05-07
NOTICE.

No ice is hereby gwen that the
assessment roll has been completed
and VII be open for inspection for
twenty (20) Gays on and after
Iay 2, 1921
#p2o--t WARREN THOMAS,
Asse ;sor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-05-07

lar biennial Municipal Election IL,
the election OF municipal officers for
the Town of CovIngton, La, has been
called and ordered by the Mayor
and Town CouucH OF the Town by
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-05-07
Illinois alSystem Sounds a Warn
ing Of Impending Coal Shortage


These Lessons Sa sygh VERY fo odueed ge%
profit by the lessons the past h ana
S BE- brought to spoSt In necessary '' az
forced to g c the n w. % e eg ears
materials one the effects aetn open to} cars
vtaHy
] too i'm
n a m@s1 ls seas se@ franc '"' can
equipment the railways Sufficient handle large sve1
Of comparatively after mid
States in int tons sasfon
1915 .'.:.. 5o25ls6Ss
1917 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 55lasoess
593S5JS2o y
1ea9 ''..':.'':.'. 5sSeso oo
o November to December -
Hes a"aenos %ps& SS n '" AD
ss the a3 3 s month"; s
that a oqput and 9 9 e cos for
M ysS a anean d a %h t output o4
% @ p 'sn s % sa; 5ss vss1 @ 1 @ to equal
accomplish that would only oysst the m % Of tfe s a
purchased andmo
ni later d s t me neavg Movement o
surplus . b1umo
position e move s ags s nG IN
@ Storage e ps sec
m ie ns aa ysveS a % t e @ % %
System idle
coal in volume We
dtoh eircap in handin
Middle r ws .5e. System s9s ns roads in "
instructive critic
President mnosCe ntral airoadC
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-05-07

boned frock Of white has baby
blue bodice and is trimmed with
blue curled ribbon. The dropped
shoulder effect is. from grand
mothers day and promises to be
very popular this season. On the
right il dainty, frock OF embroid-
cred handkerchief linen and with
hemstitching adding to the bodice.
It has beautiful lace yoke. In
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-05-07

Sweet girl graduates who have
already started to plan their grad
uation frOcks may well take a hint
from the girlish styles worn by
the beautiful Natalie Manning. On
the LEFT the beruffled and berib-
, 1921-03-21

County Clare a party of armed men held
40 a train and took the kits of the off
GERS on board. In the same county
when a number of youths in an auto re-
fused to halt at command, soldiers fred
on them and killed two brothers. In
England the fire-bugs, said to be Sim
Feiners, have gone With their work from
the cities to the country Near Manches-
ter farmhouses were set on fire simulta-
neously,
Herbert Asquith, former prime minister
again bitterly attacked in parliament'the
governments policy in Ireland. After
charging the government with crimes,
the 'blackest in the annals of England's
relations with Ireland" Mr.. Asquith de-
cIared that in the memory of the oldest
among them Great Britain had never
sunk so low in the moral scale Of ma
tions."
Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief secretary
for Ireland, told parliament that captured
Sim Fein papers revealed plans for
burning and destroying ships and build
ings in England, especially ut Liverpool
and that a sum of about $3.50, 900 had
been raised for the republican army,
mostly by Irish-American citizens.
It has been decided that home rule IN
, 1921-03-21
BRITISH ISLES KILL Ii OF RE
PUBLICAN ARMY.

A regiment of soldiers surrounded a
house in County Cork which was
filed with civilians, and in the fight
that ensued killed IL of them and
captured eight. This is the larg-
est casualty list 10 any engage
ment with the republican army" In
Dublin the military found what they be-
lieyed to be the headqu rters of the Sim
Fem, No men were caught but impor-
tant papers were seized.
In all Ireland no place is free from the
menace of violent death. A Protestant
farmer near Belfast was shot at his
home in the presence of his wife for
having given information of the collec-
ton of funds for the republican army. In
, 1921-03-21

he undersigned begs to advise that
the business and store heretofore
conducted on the first floor of her
residence No. 50 Company Street, near
the Sunday Market, is removed to the
second floor where she is prepared to
serve her patrons as usual.
Inc first floor of the building, equip
ped with counters and glasscases, is
oHered tor rent upon reasonable terms
me quarters are spacious and airy. and
admirably suited and located for bust.
ness. "00'
Chrisstiansted, St. Croix, V. l., March
ALICE NILES.
, 1921-03-21
MAsTOnON SKELETON FOUND

DR.. Gidley, of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, with a party of other scientists re-
ce 1tly discovered the skeleton of a mas
todon near Benson, Ariz., which was
much smaller than the average, it is said.
The remains of a sea turtle about sever
feet long also was uncovered near the
beones of the mastodon. Ibid.
, 1921-03-21
METEOR STRUCK WEST VIRGINIA

Reports tell of a flaming meteor, more
than six feet in diameter and weighing
several tons, which hit the earth at How
e%sville, W. Va, a short time ago. The
resulting explosion shattered windows in
houses five miles distant. An auto near
where the astral visitor landed was de-
molished and the persons in it were daz-
ed. The Pathfnde 5h March.
, 1921-03-21

ireland shall go into effect April 5th. the
a[sI act to be the issuance Of writs Of
g5ecIIon tor the two new parIiaments'
roSpects tor candidates for the par]ia.
ddoeht IN south Ireland are slim, and
opened. ibid. wiz &c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24

Kdyz mala Ninette Lai pred
stavila Sc prist6hovaIeckym u
rednfkum ma Ellis Islandu,
chteli j poslati zp6t die zako-
na, jenz zapovida prist6hova-
lectvi Z Ciny, avsak zjistilo Sc,
otec jeji jest v6dcem a vyna-
Iezcem, Ma n6z Sc zakon ne
vztahuie. S malou Ninettou
prijela tez matka jeji, pi. Lai-
ova, Anglicanka.
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

SC pouze jednu minutu", odve-
til kondukt6r, "ale V Beaugen-
cy zbyde nam dost casu k Wy
konani toho, co 81 prejete".
.Nezapomente tedy".
"Bud'te bez starosti pane.
PiSt'ala stroje zahvizdla a
ylak Sc hnul ku predu.
St6pan skocil do syeho kou-
pc.
Kondukter uzavrel dv6re a
b6zel podel vlaku do vagonu
Sc zayazadly.
St6pan pohledl jeSt6 jednou
ma nadrazi. Videl, jak Diony-
sim zboznovatel z kapsy sa
TEX vytahl a utiral 81 Shy a jak
divce Ma rozloucenou rukou ky
nul.
"Ubohy mladik", mrucel
St6pan, lest st'astnym a pla-
&c. Mezi MIN a onou, jiz milu-
je, stoji jeho otec. Slaba pre-
kazka, ktera Sc snadno da od-
straniti. jed, Dionysie More
Iowa, muzeS bezstarostn6 jeti
DO Parize, netusis prekvapeni,
ktera t6 tam ocekavaii!"
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PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc nabytek do il
delny a loznice. Haste Sc c.
1924 Stoughton . Il. 105. ul. a
Buckeye Rd. $50
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d r OBJ NE
0 Z N A Nj K Y.
PRI.JEME Sc:

PRIME Sc sest schopnych
jednatelu, inteligentniho jed
mani. Je to dobra prilezitost,
vyd6lati 81 slusn6 penize. Hla-
ste Sc hned mezi $50 10
hod. rano a ptejte Sc ma Mr..
Ostendorf u firmy E. L. Osten-
dorf Organization, 500 Ban
gor Bldg, 942 Prospect Ave.
1927
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PRODA Sc prod. modern6
MUSi BYT PRODAN trio

dinny dunn, vse dobrem po-
radku. Plyn, elektrika, velka
puda, sklep, ulice dlazd6na
zaplacena, Bude-li prodan do
tfi dnu, da Sc velmi LEVINE. Ho-
fejsek je k nastehovani. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 3349 w. 80. ST.,
blize Sackett Ave. Agent Sc
vylucuji. 8-24
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10.
Dionysie asi Spatne neb do
celia mic nesnidala, nebot' So
iva ze opustil vlak nadrazi
Bloisske, otevrela kosik pu-
stila Sc S chuti do jidla. Bylo
to iidIo zcela obycejn6 kus
chleba a rick sunky, kterou u
| iednoho uzenare V m6ste kou-
| pila. Ma to vzala douSek la
hive.
"Nyni Jest hlad i zizen uspo
kojena", pravila k sob6; "nyni
vydrzim az do Parize".
Mimo nj byly V tom kup6
/ ttyry jine osoby, dve diyky asi
iejlho start, matka iejich be-
loylasy starec. Ale Dionysie ne
mela chut pustit Sc nezna-
n5mi do reel skrcila Sc lax
lueilepe mohla do jednoho kou
ia a pustila uzdu svym myslen
kam. Y toto prijemne zamest-
mani byla zcela pohrouzena,
I'm. ,.laI. pao,,,,o,,.r yosta
vii
N5blo otovroI LondnI,t6r
dvdto j t5zal 50 "Jest zda i
Ga slosna ;,ono,, Dionvs;a
Noroloy5 -,
7lIad5 dr.l,a rlol,lo y
,.,n,,,,iIa 80 "ro ison, - od
no,od6la
"N,,5o tod, laooo r.cto -
.l.o,6 ,,,,sto,,,,ito
.pro62"
"EInod ,,5n, A. no,.,,,,u
"N5lo5i +on+d los;5ol-
,.5,,, ~ +a1,1 : -; -,
.t,,,,.....,t .+...'..
@Ano naao"
orod,. ~ ,o..,,,,, .al,.,,.
"p,as.,, n.,,a Sai.,a,o
nj
ax,..
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PRCDA Sc dina ma SPRAY

PRCDA Sc dina ma sprav-
ku obuyi, kde mozno vydelati
az 500 tydn6. Stroje hnan6
elektrinou. Nal6za Sc V els.
1900 Lorain Ave. a da Sc "a
$3.50. Haste Sc Y elsie 1853
Broadway po ste hod. vecer.
S-29
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PRODA Sc "Bungalov" 2
rodinny, pro kazdou rodinu
byt o 4 sv6tnicich, elektrika,
plyn, koupelna, velky sklep a
jin6 moderni zarizeni. Cena
$1,000, hotov6 $4,000, ostatni
ma splatky jako najem $40
m6sicn6. Haste Sc {. 1911
Benham Ave. 9-5
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naS0Dn0u pOZofnOSCl.
"Preji 81 velmi, panem Lu-
cianem Morelem Sc seznamit'
pokracoval karel Labome, 'te-
SIM Sc ma to, ruku mu stisknou-
II. JeSta nez jsem no uyid6l, mi
luji iei, a jsem presvedcen, re
jest YAM podoben a re je row
nez tax dobrosrdecnym jako
Wy, Dionysie. Ostatn6 budu mi
lcvati ty, kteri udou vas milo
vati. Nyni brzy sejdete Sc S bra
trem. Cd n6hoz tolik let odlou-
cena jste byla. o, chapu, re Sc
sotva dotkate prichodu do Pa
rize. Jaka to radost pro neho,
jako pro vas, opet Sc shledati!
Nine, mila Dionysie, zmochuje
Sc nova obava"
"Jaka, pane Karle?"
"Jak naleznete sv6ho bratra
V t6 velik6 Parizi? Vite jiste,
re tam bydli?"
"Ano".
"Nemate jeho adresu".
"To jest prayda, ale dostanu
ji".
"Od koho?'
cod pana, ktery Sc o Lucia
ma interesuie a ktery o nem S
meStanostou Z Vignotte mlu-
vii"
"Vignotte, zadna pochyb-
most vice" mysIil St6pan Re
naudm, "tato mlada divka jest
sestrou mladdho pfitele Geor-
ge Ramela".
Vite tedy, Dionysie, kde O.
nen pan bydli?"
"Jiz diva roxy chovam jm6-
no a adresu jeho y pameti".
"Neidrive puidete k tomu
panovi'.
"To obmyslim, nebot' niko-
no PaIizi neznam a TAX ne
mohu jinam jiti. Bud'te bez
starosti, pane Karle, vSak ia Sc
tam vyznam. Nyptavala isem
Sc a bylo mi feceno, co mann
emit Az prijedu do Parize,
pride ke mne ma nadrazi iistJ
muz, yezme mui kufr, ia pujdu
"a MIN ~ k povozu a reknu,
kde pan, jejz chci vyhledat,
bydli a On muc tam doveze".
"Jenom kdyby vas laskayd
pfijal Dionysie".
Proc by Sc mel ke mne ne
laskave chovati? mteresuie-li
y ''io i'1'' y oi"tf"' noHluze u
ii-'N ''e1 ,l'i'e 'aShaNe pr
J''.o"'i' d n 'iliie lllu reAhu' ~
'7oiii i-"' - - , 4 2eali 4
~ e'''oF''N 10 : are D'
-" M SUI ol'"' ''l hFlccil zfl
Ae,lei o'"i
A'H' u1' Pi'|Ii h9Iei La
'0,'ie sili'lii0'
- NS1eu a''.a' piIei'a@eil G
sl0J'e' q 'iouI se ao Fa&cha
adv ~Nl nIStg IIEP9tI
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-
Ilezcem, Ma n6z Sc zakon ne
vztahuje. S malou Ninettou
prijela tez matka jeji, pi. Lai~
ova, Anglicanka.
Imne zamiloval, to priSlo samo
cd sebe".
Vzdychla 2 hluboka pax
pokratovala: pan Karel mlu
vii jiz davno Sc mnou, pravil,
ze jsem hezka, ze Sc mu libim,
zkratka, vsecko, co mlady
hoch mlad6 holce rici muze;
ia toho nedbala a myslela
! jsem, re 81 Sc mnou tropi swan
du a nemluvil do opravdy. Ne
vefila jsem, re mne ma skutec-
ne rad, protoze jsem byla pou-
re chudou d6veckou -"
TAX Wy jste byla devec-
kou?" tazal Sc St6pan Renau-
din.
"Ano, pane, Y jednom dvore
! u Ninville; muscle Sc drive
stati velke nestesti, nez jsem
uveiila, ze mne Karel ma rad
a nyni no mann take rada. Je
tax hodny obetavy! Povim
vam priklad: poneyadz neve-
del, mam-li penize, prinesl S
aebou veskere sve uspory, asi
tisic franku, do Blois; cht6l mi
ty penize mermomoci dat, ia
ic ale nechtela. Kdyz je clov6k
nest astnym, kdyz kazdJ po
n6m hazi a nalezne pritele,t tot
zaiiste dukaz, ze no ma rad,
neni-liz pragda?"
"Zajiste".
"Kdybych 20 tom, 60 Karel
Labome pro mne ucinil, meme
! Ia jei rada, byla bych necitel-
nou holkou, a prece citim, re
budu muset mnoho vytrpet'.
"Jdete, idete, slecno Diony-
sic, netreba TAX 81 zoufati. PAX
Ii isem dobre slysel, 60 Karel
poVidal, jest to jeho matka,
ktera vas dovede ocenit a jest
YAM veImi oddana; ona chce,
ably syn jej byl St'asten q. zaii-
| ste premluvi syeho muze. At
Jest jeho otec sebe zatyrzelej-
: 81, sezna pfece jednou, re sta
, VA ma syete ieste iinych draho-
/ cennych veci mimo penez a 30
zemku'.
/ I've vsi, mily pane, odveti-
: Ia Dionysie Sc zylastnim IL
smevem, 'neceneji zalezitosti
a srdce tax Eysoko".
Mona; zatim musite take
: duverovat We sv6ho milence,
a Nezapomente, ze laska jest
moe; ably vas dostal, premuze
pan Karel vesker6 obtize. ~
h Ale mluyila jste 0 n6jakem ne
: 5t6sti; smim Sc vas tazati, ani5
bych byl doternym, co Sc sta
lo?'
Ndco brozneho, pane.
II toho, co isem zaslechl ]
n Fa5eho hovoru 5 panem Kar
J lem, soudil oych, re YAM byl'
j. strasne ukfivdeno".
10 TAX tomu praye neni, pa
ne; ale ia VAN nezamlcin
pravdu: puchazim 2 y6zeni''
.o II vdzeni?" zvolal mladiI
j. polekan.
o "Bohuzel ano, pane.
.e Byla iste zatknuta
e, "Ano, zatknuta iako n6jak
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PRIME Sc divka, ktera
mluvi cesky, n6mecky neb an
glicky ma lehkou domaci pra-
ci. Zadn6 pradlo. Haste Sc u
Mrs. Greenwald, 1467 E. ia.
st. 8-25
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u ceSkOSloV. OSady
LIBBY GARDENS
$4,000

200 OSOB We dvou dnech
Sc presvedcilo a S ddivem hle-
delo ma move vytap6ni V uhlo-
vych plynovych kamnech
bez uhli a bez plynu, 50proc.
dsporou. We dvou dnech bylo
$50 objednavek. Priid'te Sc
podlvat, je otevreno do 9 hod.
vecer els. 4643 Broadway,
roh Finn Ave, mad Candy Sto-
rem. Hlavni zastupce pro Gle
veland j. Baca. Prijmou Sc
jednatelove. 1926
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ruku StepanoVu a VStouplla Iy-
chile do koup6.
Ia nekolik okamziku hnul
Sc vlak dale.
St6panuv privetivy dsmev a
n6kolik laskavych SLOW zapla-
silly Dionysiinu bazen.
"Kdyz jsem 81 V Blois kupo
vala listek, ami We snu mi ne
napadlo, re pojedu V koupe
prvni tridy", pravila.
"Touto zam6nou neztratila
jste nitehoz".
"Naopak, pane, zde Jest to
mnohem krasn6jSi a pohodl-
nejSi nez V treti tfid6. Ale
zvlaStni jest to prece, a ia ma
hlizim, re caste prihod6ii Sc
v6ci, ma kter6 nejsme pfipra-
veni'.
"Nahoda hraje V zivot6 lid
sk6m velkou dlohu, slecno;
pTichazim 2 Bordeaux a musel
jsem Sc zdrzeti V Toursu. Ale
nenapadlo mi, re vas ma vlaku
naleznu'.
Jest to tedy skutecn6 pray
da, pane, re znate m6ho bra
ira a iste jeho pritelem?"
"Oysem, slecno, mic bych z
toho nem6l, abych vas kIa-
mal".
Gale, jak jste Sc dozyed6l,
ze jsem Dionysie Morelova?"
"Nevidela jste mne ma ma
drazi Y Blois?"
"Nevid6la, pane
''To dokazuje, re jste Sc ne
ohlidla nicim jinJm nezaby-
vala, nez naslouchala slovum
pana Karla"
Mlada divka zardela Sc az po
uSi. "Ah, nyni chapu".
"Nu, ovsem, slecno Diony-
sic, vyslechl jsem cast vaseho
hovoru. Byl jsem velmi sm6-
lynn, neni-liz pravda? Ale nell
tuji toho, re jsem naslouchal,
naopak jsem tomu velice rad,
ponevadz me zvedavosti jsem
povdeCen, re vas zde nyni
nam. - Nepotrebuji vam po-
vidat, jak velk6 me prekvape-
ii; bylo, kdyz jsem . vasich dst
jm6no Luciano MoreIa "a
slechl re jste jeho sestrou, Q
niz on tax caste Sc syymi pra-
tely mluvil'.
"Jak, mily pane, Lucian pa
matuic ma mne a mluvi Q
mne?"
"A ma vas rad, to YAM hned
reknu. All, ten svarny hoch
bude NIT radost az vas uyi-
d."
"A ia teprv, panel
"Nepochybuii o tom. Jstt
/ iiz tax dlouho od sebe odlou
Geni; byli jste jest6 deti, kdyl
vas nest6sti cd sebe roztrhlo"
"Ano, to jest pravda, pane
ale nemyslim, re Luciano ope
poznam'.
az budete spotivat Y jeh,
naruti, poznate zajiste vrelos
ieho polibku. re Jest yasin
bratrem. Pravil isem yam, 4,
isem byl prekvapen, kdy.
isem zvedel, ze jste Dionysi
Morelova, LucianoVa sestra
, lie jsem vas na nadrazi neoslo
vii, stale Sc to proto, ze jsen
, vas necht6l Vytrhovat re zaji
maveho hoyoru 5 panem Kan
lem. Tento mlady Venkovar
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24

PRODA Sc damska muz-
ska krejcovska dina, aneb Sc
prime spolecnik do obchodu.
Dobr6 misto zalozen6 pred 5ti
roxy Y S. Brooklyne. Haste Sc
V els. 1901 w. 35th St., vez-
mete zap. 25. karu. 8-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24

HLEDAJI Sc jeden neb diva
pokoje k pronajmuti bez na-
bytku okoli Fleet Ave. a
Washington Parku. Zaslete o.
znameni pod znackou NJ. 7.
Box ), Sta. d. 8-25
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-17

Mrs. Huldah Davis died in this city
on Sunday last, Feb 18th
Huldah Noble was born in Ohio Nov.
6, l843, and came to Wisconsin with
her parents when small child They
settled in Iowa county March. 10 1861,
she became the !wife of Perry Davis
who died Jan. /, 1918 To them were
born eight children, three preceding
their parents in death. The surviving
children are Mrs. l. Noble of Marsh
field. G. Davis of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, f. Davis, Mrs. S. Thompson
and Mrs. j. league of Mineral Point.
Mrs. Davis became member Of IL,
M. K. church in Valid wick when younp
woman and has lived a steadfast anc
beautiful Christian life She was rea
mother to her children and delight tC
her neighbors and all who knew her
Preliminary funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon at the home of
her son Edward. with whom she lived
at the time of her death, conducted by
Rev. John Birrell, who spoke briefly on
her character and the perfect peace
and confidence of her closing life. Ser
vices were further conducted at VALID
wick with Rev. j K. Lindsey in charge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-17
CUPID IN WALDWICK.

A very pretty wedding took place at
the he i Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ID.
HumbeIt in the village of Waldwick on
Wednesday. Feb. 9th, when their
daughter Nora was united in marriage
with Frank Klosterman of Waldwick.
AS the clock indicated 400 p. M, the
sweet strains of the wedding march,
rendered by Mrs. Erving Ross, hushed
the social chatting of the gathered rel
atives and introduced the bridal party
as thep formed in semi-circle at the
east sile of the spacious parlor
Az the enchanting strains of music
blended into sublime silence, the solemn
vows were taken, the endowing ring
was given. concluding the marriage
rite, whereupon Rev. j h. Lindsey
pronounced the happy couble to be hus-
band and wife together in the name Of
the Triune God and presented them to
their friends for congratulations
The bride was attired IN very be-
coming costume of silk jersey and her
flowers were white and pink carnations,
while the groom was attired in conven-
tional black The couple was attended
by Miss Eva Humbert, sister of the
bride, and Maurice Klosterman, brother
of the groom.
After congratulations, all were in
vited to the dining room, where abund-
ance invited and plenty remained. Then
followed an enjoyable social time. Lit
tie Norma Klosterman, neice of the
groom. sang several selections in a
charming manner.
The many choice and valuable pres
ents the young couple received evi-
denced the high regard and good wishes
of their numerous friends
The bride has been an active worker
in the M. E. church and Sunday schoo
of Waidwick, as well as a successful
teacher in the public schools Of lowe
and Lafayette counties. winning tbs
highest regard of all who knew her
The groom is the eldest son Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. VIM. Klosterman, well known
family Of Waldwick township He is {
young man of good habits, manly way
and merits our best wishes and the Rrea
prize he has won.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klostermau will be a
home to their friends in Mineral Poin
, after March LIST
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-17
OBITUARY RICHARDS.

Miss Luella Richards woman Of
calm and quiet nature, who was born
in this city on June /, 1872, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Richards,
closed her eyes in eternal sleep in the
hushed hours of Wednesday morning.
Feb. 9, 1921. at the home of her sister
Mrs. Kate Lanyon, on Front Street,
Miss Richards was never of robust
strength, and for the past few years
she has been much under medical care.
She possessed a kind and tender nature
which often expressed itself in her
ministrations to others. Besides the
already mentioned, she leaves one
brother. Alfred Richards, also one
nephew and two nieces, Funeral ser
vices were held from her late residence
/ Friday afternoon, Rev. A. II. Schoen
field officiating Burial in Graceland.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-17
ROAD CONSTRUCTION BETWEEN
MINERAL POINT and DODCEViLLE,

The Wisconsin Highway Commission
has given notice that it purposes con
structing this year highway between
Mineral Point and Dodgeville. After
detailed information to contractors re-
lative to equipment and material all
of which is in the form of a solicitation
for bids for the work the commission
concludes by saying considerable of
the road on relocation.
This infers that the road will be con-
structed in accordance with the new
survey, which abandons quite stretch
of the old road. This is something OF
vital interest to farmers along the
route