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Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15

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Miss Eta sonstegard has been en-.
gaEed as seamstress for Mrs. Nettie
EGunderson. s-.s.. ..51'=s:- 2z-.. IT. s.
. ALBERT Amundson isEpainting up the
baildings on the. ]. 10. Iyerson farm. +
MI. Berg and son Clarence and the
Misses msdahlx xyof Willmar and the
ehristoferson family OF Ringville
were entertained by Mrs. :Nettie Cum
derson Sunday afternoon. i -.-.-
Mrs Nettie Gunderson, c. NJ. Chris
tonerson and Albert Christofferson
were st. Cloud cailers Saturday.
Clarence Wold has had to resign his
position as: cashier Of the Farmers
State Bank on account of ill health.
sMagnus Nygaard of Bruce, Wis, is
temporary cashisr at our bank here
Mr. and Mrs. E. @. Johnson and Mrs.
Martin Nelson visited at Irving Sat-
urday and Sunday:
Is A. S.. Amundson has just finished
painttng ap the buildings for Hans
Amundson. -
|. Hannah Chelmen is canvassing the
Reighborhood selling a very high
grade line Of toilet goods.
!: Fred Davis is building an addition
to his house at Georgeville.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15

E. Jenness; Lot 8 Of Block 8. FerrinEs
Second Addition. $1S5.s ssI..z.
May -. Kandiyohi County Bank to,
Hannah S. johnson; Lot 5 and S1k of
Lot 2, Block So. First Addition. $5S50,
May Is. Bertha Brem to Alex He'd
and Nestor johnson; Lot s of Block
"a. $500. = 80
May a.. Johanna Peterson and. hus-
band to Ruth V. sKastel; part of lot
Blk Z, com. on S. line nfSLot 3, 800 f.
w. from SE corner. N 175 it. w. 50,
It. S. IT'S tt. E. 50. to beg. Thorpe &
Liens addition. 81
May g. Efad B. Danielson and wife
to Carl A. Wennerberg; Lot and
South 10 It. of Lot 4. Block S. $4,000
May 81. Gustaf A. Erickson and wife
to Arthur w. and Andrew Magnuson;
Lots l, and Of Block 5. Erickson's
Third. $1,000.
May 81. Knut A. Solberg and wife
to ]. c. Gosseling; 15Ox75 #. of Lot
Il (metes and bounds) Highland addi-
tion $27OO.
June l. Daniel A. Murray to Ida C.
Stromert; Lots 8, 4, 5 and of Block
G, Erickson's third addition. $500.
June 1. Daniel A. Murray to Reuben
C.. Stromert; Lots 6 and of Block s
Of Erickson's third addition. $500.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Town of East Lake Lillian
June I. James Nelson to Henry F.
Wendorff; SWH; Sec. IS. $23O0.OO.
June 1. Henry F. ~Wendorff to Oscar
T. Schendel: SWA; Sec. IS. $4,000.
(also lands in Renville County,
June !. Oscar T. Schendel and wife
to Fred, Sa,selef and George Sausele; ;
SWA of Section 35. $38OO7.34. (also
lands in Renville County
June !: Fred Ssausele and wife and
George Sausele and wife to J. H. Lar
kin; SWA Of Section IS. $59l7O. 90.
(also lands in Renville county,
Town Of Lake Lillian
June 3. Henry G. Bluhm and wife to
c. a. Kuske, Inc, ny OF NEA; SEA
Of NEA; Sec. 81. Lots /, 2, 3 and A;
Sec. 32. 87.45 acres. 10000.
Town. Of Holland
May 28.. Klaas Molenaar and wife
to Ruben MoLane and Katie Molenaar
McLane; S11; Of SWA; Section "a. 80
acres. $5eo0.%
May %. Klaas Molenaar and wife to
Harry Molenaar; N.Y. of NWA; NY
of NEK; NJ Of Sh Of NE IA; Sec.
tion 25. 1870 acres. $11, 400.
May %. Klaas Molenaar- and wife
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15

Of Sec. 16.. EAt Of NWA: Sec. Il. 120
acres. 81, 200. -
- Town of Arctander.
May Is. Henry Hande and wife to
Martin Q. Nvestrom; S111 of NWA;
Sec. 13, 80 acres. $500.
June L. O., Backlund and. wife to
Adolph Erickson; Ek Of SWA; Sec.
30 and NEA of NWA, Section 81. 120
acres. $14S0O. =
June 3. Betsey Gyllenborg: and hus-
band to Ernest v. o. Gyllenborg; NY
of NWA, Sec. 81, 81. ..~se =.
June 4. S. E. Ramstad to Hans E.
Hauge: Lot (59.42 acres) and sub.
Lot A of Lot (21 acres) Section IT,
$500. .~
Village Of Pennock
June 1. Guy Leslie to Steffen Ander-
son; part NEA of SEA (40x16 rds)
Sec. 3. 1896. Implanted. $1400.
June 2. A. P. Berglund and wife to
ia cob F. Floren; Lots 16, II and 1S
OF Oman's first addition. $500.
Village of Spicer
June I. Henry o. Olson and wife to
H.. F. Berkey; Lots 20 and 21. Block
.of Lake Front addition. $1,000.
June I. Russell Spicer and wife to
Fred E: Gillette; Lots IL and IL, Blk
20, Lots 4, 5 and of Block rs. $1,000.
June l. Russell Spicer and wife to
Peter Bonde; Lots "a, Is and 26 of
Block 5. Summit addition 5000.
CITY OF WILLMAR
May %. D. N. Tallman and wife to
Christian Nelson; Lots and of
Block 1856: $3.50.
May %. Olof A. Ferring to Josephine
F. Jenness; Lot z of Blk s. Ferrings
Second Addition, $3.50.
May %. Olof A. Ferring to Helen
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15

.merce is boostdng for q 4: boulevard
around Longyear Lake. s s.s {: z 4 ,%-s:s !.
J. A modern highway costing about
100000 probably will connect Hast
ings and Prescott, Wis =: ,..s..' 49,.
Rice county leads the state in, the
number of Holsteins but Clay county
Holsteins hold more records.
The Mahoning mine at Hibbing Is
the first of the Independent companies
to resume shipment of ore. :, :
Adults and children co-operated to
make Public Health day a successful
celebration at Albert Lea. -. E,
'Stockmen in the Red River valley
are donating cattle for big benefit
sale to be held at Crookston shortly.
A. A. White, former resident, has
presented Brainerd with a tract OF
land, two blocks square. fora city
park. z.r~,,.r'.
Chatfeld city officials have ordered
pool halls, theatres and other amuse:
ment places to remain closed on Sun.
days. - = =: =:
New Prague has decided, tat the
suggestion of Mayor Maertz, to- re.
place it's 'No Speeding" signs with
"Welcome" boards. =. -;
Candy has abolished it's, manual
draining, agriculture, and kindergar-
ten departments and. Granite >-~Falls
may do the same.
A carload of blooded .Guernseys in.
cluding one $1J50O animal, has been
received from Southern Wisconsin by
the Frissdale farm near Hopkins.
The Fairmont city council as part
of a Identification program has pur-
chased the boathouse and equipment
of the Fairmont Boat company and
will provide rowboat and launch SER
vice on her widely known lakes. =
The American Legion post and Aux.
iliary at Chisholm put on a drive for
funds just before Memorial Day and
a portion Of the proceeds will be used
to care for sick soldiers.
Winona's pageant will take place
June q and % with city officials,
Trades and Labor Council, Associa
tion of Commerce, Kiwanis Club, The
Elks and the American Legion, in
charge.
The Owatonna Manufacturing Com
pany, which has decided to locate al
Winona, will employ at least 250 ,er
sons and commence manufacture o1
grain drills and other machinery this
fall.
The Scott County Holstein Breed
ers Association, meeting at Jordan
decided to hold a consignment sale
soon and to encourage organization o.
boys and girls dairy calf club,
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15

to Willard De Ruyter and Nellie Mol
:enaar De Ruyter; ;NSA Of S11s of NE14 !;
Sec: Is. 60 acres. $2,7OO. \. i
May %. Kaas Molenaar and wife to
Nicholas Molenaar and Grace Bosch
Molenaar; sS11 Of NWA;; Sec: -: 80
acres. SO, 400 II
May %. Klaas Molenaar and wife to
Cornelius Molenaar; E1z of NEA !:
Sec. rs. 80 acres. 1920.
T.. Town of Fahlln .,s'>,. :.
May 25. Emma Kopfchke to VIM. A.
Brunner; N. 50 It Of Lot 4, Block 6 OF
Kandiyohi Lake Beach Lots.
+ May 25. Irving Nelson and wife to
Ole Dahl; Lot 8, Blk s. Kandiyohi
Beach. - =
;June>3. Ole Dahl and wife to r. F.
Johnson ct al, Lot of Blk 8. Kandi.
yohi Beach Lots.
Town of Kandiyohi,
May %. Iver S. Benson and wife to
Ludwig Ellefson; Sh of SEA, includ-
ing Block II, 18, 19, 20, %, 80, 81 and
80. Sec. 10. NY of NEA OF. Sec. Is.
81. - y =.
Town of Green Lake :,
June l. Andrew BjorseH and wife
and Swan Anderson and wife to El-
mer F. Bergquist, Lot II OF North
Beach. $15O.0O.
June 6. John Holmdahl and Harold
F. Porter and wife to A. M. Ramus-
son; Lots and of First Addition to
North Beach. $3.50.
Town of Doyre
May 81. William Peterson and wife
to Hildar N. Hoaglund; Sub. Div: Lot
IA of Lots 5, 6, T. Section a. $l75.OO.
Town OF Mamre
May %. Harry Kistler to Cora L. E.
Hunt and Milo J. Hunt; SE1z Of SWA
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Get: In CONDEMNED Form New.y
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- Ind Countie.

stewartville has started to oil its
streets. ~ Il.
An aqtifcsal lake may be built at
Rochester. T.
A tourist scamp is being modernized
at, Osakis.
The Oliver Mining company has in
creased itsstorce.
The Northfeld armory will be com.
plated this summer
The Northwest Paper company at
Brainerd has closed down..
Six new community clubs have been
formed in. Stevens county.
Considerable home building has
been started at Fergus Falls.
Faribauyt Red Wing and Mankato
have hired community service leaders
Crow Wing county farmers are
forming a potato shipping association.
The Holstein sale at Mankato re.
GENTLY resulted in total sales of $67,-
100. 80 Z
Two more summer resorts will be
established, near Brainerd on Deer
Lake.
A number of race horses are in
training at the Albert Lea fair
grounds.
"A power line may be built from
Kenyon to Lonsdale to supply the lat
ter town.
"A bus line has been established be-
tween Fergus Falls, Perham and New
York Mills.
The Fergus Falls city council ap.
propriated $1,000 for the Otter Tail
county fair.
st. Peters new park has been nam.
ed i'm honor of the late Governor John
A. Johnson.
Regular Bargain Day celebrations
at New Riohland have attracted con
siderable crowds.
The Hutchinson city council appro
priated $1,000 to provide camping ia
cilities for tourists.
The Nonthfield plant of the Twin
City Milk Producers association will
besdedicated May 81.
Elysian and Madison Lake have
been advanced from fourth class tt
third class post offices.
The Chisholm chamber of Com
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
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! .,-rs- = E;s43s
Jdne Mrs. F.. Johnson ot. New
London visited q few days with het
mother who is very; Ill and she also
attended the funeral OF her father, Nj.
John Bjork. 4.:.= + j: i 4 1: -= !
Alr:: and Mrs: NIB Leines spent a
couple of days at Fergus Fails to at
tend the graduation Of their son, Er:
nest. - 49, =, :. 49, >@>s.
MIR. and Mrs. Christ Bitterness 1ot
Winmar visited with Mr.. and Mrs:
Charles Miner Monday. j.:
Evelyn Xikse is at present helping
Mrs. J. Syvertson with house clean.
ing. =.
Mrs. Robert McCabe Of Minneapolis
visited few days with her mother
who is very i'll. -. !
The Vikors Chorus had a picnic on
Sunday afternoon and: all enjoyed a
good time. ,5E.'%c;; :;
- Mrs. NJ. Sonderson and daughter
Edna spent Friday. at :Albin Bjork's
MRS. John, Larson and Mrs. Nelson
called on their aunt, Mrs. J. j. Btork,
Friday evening. :z.fs.
G. Bacblund called on John Otter-
ness Thursday. ,...,..,-, -
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tommeraasen
Of Northfield visited Sunday at. Ar
mold Tommeraasen's.
Willie Helmer of Pennock called at
John Bitterness Monday: :. ;. !,
,Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Backlund auto
ed to Danvers Friday and returned in
the evening. They were accompanied
home by Gladys Strom. who will spend
some time with them.
The annual bazaar and festival of
the Dovre Ladies Aid announced for
next week has been postponed until
June 29th. and will be held at the J.E.
Otterness's place. >.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
CEORGEVILLE

June EThe Gausdal Ladies Aid
will have their annual mission sale at
Ole Larsonis Wednesday, June 18th.
C. NJ. Christofferson, Ella Christoff-
erson and Mrs. Nettie Gunderson au.
toed to Willmar Thursday.
= Il. o. Johnson returned from his
trip to Four Towns and Glenwood on
Wednesday.
MRS. Martin Nelson of Irving is Wis.
iting with E. o. Johnson's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26

visitors TO shame but &.so their coach.
John hurley, formerly OF me Ea-
gerstown Blue Ridge, who showec
signs OF pain as one after another OF
MS charges contributed 10 the twelve
strikeouts OF the occasion. Our bows
gathered ten hits. four of them be-
ing secured by Davis, who established
a record OF nine hits in nin- successive
times at bat in two games. CrowI
came through with two hits. one of
them hot grounder through third for
two bases. The BOYS deserve consider
able praise for handling so success.
iuily school having more than four
,imeS as many boys from which to Sc
lect a team.
At Winchester Tuesday. the story
was ainerent, when two shivering
ieams met on the Shenandoah Val
icy academy field. Hefebower start
ed OIL the game very creditably and
Things looked good at the end OF thu
fourth with the score to in favor
OF the College. Then the first man III
for S. V. A. raped out a two base hit.
and the former schoolmates of Hefle.
bower subjected him to unmerciful
ttaunts. 1t looked TO many as if HeHe-
power was somewhat excited, but he
declares he was only mad. At any
rate he couldn't find the plate very
well and when he did the ball was
served UP already hit Five runs were
sent in, the bases were full and nobody
out Crowl was called in from left
held. but he had to walk two. forcinp
in as MAN. runs. before he got the
chill out OF his pitching arm. FINALLY
after eleven runs we're scored bv 6. V
A., the COLLEGE hovs wer able 70 pu,
three mon out and thus end a very
hady fifth inning. Both teams felded
poorly owing to the cold weather and
door condition of the infield. Bell and
DAVIS were the onlv infielders on eithe-
team to stop 4 ba'l driven with anr
force. but on most occasions Davis do.
clares he at least Hacoed the hall Th~
>. V. A. team was successful for thc
sole reason that their pitcher was ablc
TO curve the ball and Drevent our bow
from hitting il with am force Will
MS teammates were able TO connec.
more fercelv. Reinhart and lance
were our onlv batters who could swim
properlv on the drops and outdrone
served uo TO them, one of the hits Nv
lanes going for two bases. In tbc
-FOUR inninos that Henebower with
stood the torment of hie former school
mates. he struck out sly batsmen. The
hnal score was IS to 4.
The two teams will meet again on
'une 4, when the s. v. A. cadets will
anoear on the local diamond at four
O'Clock. ''"'
Manager ludwig has arranged wha.
ne hopes will he an annual affair in t',~
fnture bv scheduling a game with the
alumni ON the afternoon OF Tune 7
which will he alumni dav The liner-
OF the grads will ne announced later
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
Last HOnors For Soldier Boy.

The mortal remains of Sergeant VIM
H. Link, who died in hospital in
Belgium on November IS, 1918, were
laid in their final resting place in the
Lutheran graveyard at Uvilla last
Sunday afternoon. being buried with
military honors. Sergeant Link en-,
listed in the United States Army July
%, 1915, for three years active service
and four years in the reserve. and
actually served three years. three
months and nineteen days. He was
sent overseas with his division. and
died from lobular pneumonia in O.
hospital in Belgium. The BODY was
buried there, and later was removed
to the cemetery in the Areonne Forest
With the bodies OF other American
soldiers who had fallen in the service
OF their country il was brought back 10
the United States bv our government
and sent to the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim H. Link. at Duff
feds. last week He was a member
OF Comnanv B. l4Sth Infantry, 37th
Division. A. f. F.
The final service was held last Sun
day afternoon in the Lutheran Church
at Uvilla, being conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. l. D. Worman. A very large
congregation was in attendance. many
persons being unable to find even
standing room in the edifice. Mem
bers OF Potomac Post Of Shepherdstown
and of Jackson Parks Post of Charles
Town we're present in uniform 10 pay
the last tribute Of respect to their COM
rade. The pallbearers we're members
OF the rwo posts: Jennings Weller.
Butler Moler, Howard Sechrist. Luther
Snyder. John Hendricks lanes Moler.
Three vollevs from rifles were fred
over the grave bv a SQUAD commanded
by DR.. Horace M. Banks and composed
OF L. A. Ambrose Henry Sieler. Dom
aid Myers Charles Orndorff. Geo. T.
Knode. Robert Knott. Mcclure Moler
and Golden Walrer. Of Potomac Post.
Then taps were imoressivelv sounded
and the soldier was left alone with
his glory.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
In the Circuif Court

We note the following proceedings of
the Jefferson Circuit Court, now in
session at Charles Town:
Judgment on motion was awarded
against Marshall Roper and others in
favor OF the Jefferson Bank & Trust
Company. The amount Of the iudg-
ment was S770.
Rights Of citizenship we're confer
red on Samuel Manstoff, a native of
Austria, and Gottlieb and Paul Kaiser.
natives Of Germany. The Klisers
came to America when they were chill
dren, and discovered they were not
naturalized legally only when the war
with GERMANY came. Then thev had
to undergo the entire naturalization
process.
T. Shirley Ebv and Ella S. Eby. his
wife, filed a petition, asking the court
to allow them to adopt a little girl.
Elsie Nora Revnold. The petition will
be piven hearing Tune 18th.
w. F, Alexander and D. K. Koonco
were appointed to examine the records
OF the Circuit Clerks Office, and report
their finding.
The management and condition Of
the Jefferson county iaiI will haze the
attention NJ committee composed of
Nr ]. M Miller, Charles L. Crane. a-I
r. H Hipinbotham. They are reeuir-
ed to make a report.
]. Frank Turner was appointed y
iurv commissioner to succeed R. y
Hipinbotham. The new annointee'-
term will e~nire Nav 31st 1925.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
OTHER DEATHS.

Captain F. Cook. formerly OF Shep-
herdStown, died in the hospital of tho
Confederate Soldiers Home in Rich
mond, Va, last Thursday morning.
Captain Cook lived in Shepherdstown
for several years. having come here
with the late Colonel Boone as edi-
torial writer for the independent, es-
taoliShed by the latter. He was about
81 years OF age. Captain Cook was
well-read and intelligent man and
talented writer, and while here he
made number of friends who will sor-
row TO learn of his passing. He serv-
ed with ccdit as 4 Confederate sol
der during the Civil War.
DR.. J. Mckee Sites. well-known
physician and specialist Of Martins
burg. died at his home in that city
last Sunday night, following an illness
OF 4 number of years. For the past
three years he had been almost help
less, the result of paralysis. DR..
Sites, who was in his 59th year, was
a native OF Pendleton county, this
State, but had lived in Martinsburg
since 1898. He is survived bv his
wife and four daughters: Mrs C. B.
Geyer. OF MartinsburR; Mrs. lanes F.
Thompson, of Baltimore; Mrs. L. r.
Vorus, of Milton, Pa. and Mrs. Wilson
p. Sperow, of Martnsburg.
Mrs. Lille d. Thomas, wife of Rev.
w. s. o. Thomas, died at the Baptist
parsonage at Leetown last Thursday
night, after a long period Of failing
health. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas had
boarded at Summit Point during the
past winter, and had reopened the par
sonage at Leetown and resumed house
keeping only few days before hev
death. Mrs. Thomas. who was 60 wears
of age. was native of Baltimore, and
was woman Of lovable Christian char
acter. She is survived BY her hus-
band and three sons. The BODY was
taken to Falls Church, Va, for burial,
John Wilkinson Harlan. a well-known
resident OF Martinsburg for some wears
and Confederate veteran. died last
FRIDAY night at the home Of his niece,
Mrs. Robert LeFevre. at Spring Mills.
Berkeley county. He was in the S3d
year of his age. He is survived by his
twin brother, Hunter Harlan.
]. H. Mcbride. a well-known resi-
dent OF Gerardstown, Berkeley county,
died last Sunday, in the S0th year OF
his age. He was for many wears a
blacksmith and was a magistrate in his
district for long time.
Henry Valentine Sperow. one of
Berkeley countv's oldest residents. died
last Sunday night at his home on Dry
Run. aged 81 wears. He is survived by
his wife, four sons and two daughters.
Charles L. Donaldson, retired farm
er of Berkeley county. died last Wed
nesday at his home near Hedgesvlle,
aged 63 years He is survived BY his
wife, five sons and two daughters.
Mrs. S. A. Porterfeld, widow Of VIM
L. Porterfield. died at her home in
Martinsburg last Sunday. aged 81
wears.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
Rig Farm Picnic.

The annual picnic under the auspices
Of the Berkeley County Farm Bureau
will be held next Thursday, June I'd,
at |. D. VanMetre's Stone House Farm
near kearneysville. II promises to be
a very interesting event. and large
attendance is expected. The principal
speaker will be Hon. Henry G. Wal
lace, Secretary Of Agriculture. and ad-
dresses will also be made by former
Congressman A. F. Lever, president Of
the Federal Farm Loan Board, Hon.
Frank w. Mish, Of Haeerstown. and
others. There will be demonstrations
Of tractors. electrical plants and farm
machinery and various matters OF in
terest to farmers and Others. Eyery-
BODY is cordially invited to attend the
picnic.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
For Memorial Day.

The Register last week stated tha.
the beloved Rev. DR. Harry B. Lee. Of
Culpeper. Va, would deliver the me-
mortal address Confederate memorial
dav, Iune 4th. in Shepherdstown. Man
PROPOSES. but God disposes, and DR.
Lee has "crossed over the river" and
ioined the immortals II is with grea.
qualification that we are able to an.
nounce that his SON Rev. Harry B
' ee. ~ Towson. Nd. has consented
- hn his father'e nlace on that or-
casion. and he will deliver the ad-
dress on memorial dow. Or- cnonIe
who so dear'v loved his father thne~
MANY wears will warmly welcome the
son on Trne dtI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
Graded School Commencement

The commencement exercise Of the
Shepherdstown Graded School will be
held Friday morning OF this week at
$50 o'clock. The programme includes
an address by Rev. DR.. S. L. Flickinger.
salutatory BY Pauline Ricamore. vail
edictory by Upton Scott Martin. presen-
tation Of medals by Prof. ]. D. Null
doom, awarding OF medals by H. L.
Snyder. presentation OF D. A. r. medal
by Miss Rachel Snyder, and musical
selections by the pupils.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
Big Summer School.

The prospects for the Shepherd Col
lege summer school indicate an enroll
ment beyond anything ever known in
this section. Already 2f3 students
have given their names for enrolment.
and the prospect is that there viii be
$50 or more in regular attendance.
The dormitory has long since had every
room taken. and the overflow is heinz
taken care OF in boarding houses and
private homes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
raised in happy Salutation upon our
streets or in our homes.

How We all loved Harry Lee How
Sorrowtul We are as we realize that
We shall see him no more upon this
earth. And vet how glad We are 10
have known so good man and TO have
counted him as friend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26

Lot OF women,s black end white
shoes, sizes broken. but good assort-
ment. will close out at bargain prices
at Hodges.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26

President White is forced to be away
from his Office a nortion Of the time
this week. since he is addressing com ,
me7cemAnt audiencne at Great o.
canon. t.ortown, Salem and pieImon.
NeFf Nondav night he will a,-eo-
School
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26

Remember Boswell gives you one
quart of svrup with every gallon bought
on SATURDAY..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26

Shepherdstown Chautauaua Iune 9th
10 !une 14th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26

,vct"T.. college first team won q sigma,
the e,,T over Haeerstown last Thursdav
worrI La score being 7 toI The cam CAM
Day;. nave been a shutout had not no,
wero m'siiudeed Hv after two % m"n ",
bovo- wo. w the ninth inning. HeAe-
vis''o-c I'm IN good form and let the
seve-o, oc "wn with six little hits. On
casions he put not only the