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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-04-01

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morning.
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worry you. A thundesstuem cears the
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invest you money in the per cen
Certificates OF the Shen. Valley Loan
& Trust Co., Woodstock, Va. Sc
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redeemable any time after six months
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b inserted q % oooto pr square
Of ton lines Oaoh iu1o1taon. yloads
ine notices d i've coats poS line.
~Qusrtsely and Yearly DisplA,
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lions 10 marked upon ethe manu-
script. advertisements Will b pub
lished until forbidden and oh argec
accordingly
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rear 2144 18th st NV, square zs5.
lot ss-Louis E. Luria ct ux- Anna,
to Robert w. Savage. $40.
l. st NV, bewteen LIST street and
New Jersey ave, square 55s, part
original lot s-william Jenkins ct
ux, Isabella, to Mary A Harvey,
$40.
800 Sd st sw, square S7s, lot F.
Annie DeckeIbaum ct vir. Philip. to
Frank Shapiro, $40.
2ls4 Leroy pl NV. square 2bsi'
lot 1S-Charles 5. Buford to Lucy
Buford. so.
Anne b. Magofhn conveys same
property to same. $40.
Basil D. Buford ct ux, Elsie F.,
conveys same property TO same. $40.
Hiram c. Buford conveys same
property to same, $40.
Kenneth Med. Buford conveys
same property to same, $40.
Agatha b. Chandler ct vir, Lloyd
H., ct al. conveys same property
10 same, SO.
III 18th st ne, square loll, lot
90-william II. Ives ct uN, Margaret
s, to Emil Critcheld and r. Roy
Critchield. $40.
18th st ne, between A and B SITS,
square 1883. original lot 7-Samuei
A. Drury ct uX. May p, to Harrison
Crook, SO.
1866 Ingleside Terrace NV. square
26I6. lot 53-Nellie 7. Cause 10
Emma b. Braden. $40.
IS n st Sc 1885 and 1898 Half
st Sc, square 700, part original lot
>. square 7O1, lots l46 and lf-
Charles f. Sanford ct ux, Mollie E..
to Leonard A. Hamilton $40.
North of shannon pl, west Of
Chicago st Sc, square 57s7, lot =
Ella r. Moore to Louis Gardner ct
ux, Ida NJ. $40.
1924 7th st NV. square 421, part
lot S1-American Security and
Trust Company, trustee. to New
man Zarin. sI0.250.
South of Randolph st east OF 18th
st NV. square 1908. lot 6-Benj. H
Gruver ct ux. Lizzie NJ. to Herbert
L. Edmonds. $40.
| North of Madison st west OF 18th
st NV. square 27s7, lot 2s-Jno. l.
Norris, jr. ct ux, Mary NJ. to VIM. w
Cullen ct ux, Mary L., $40.
| widows Mite part lot 25-Wal-
ter s. Harlan ct ux, Isabella to
Harry A. Kite. SO.
North of Shepherd east Of 18th 81
NV, square 2s0s. lot 14-Abraham
| Burnstine ct al to Max Bregman,
SO.
North OF Taylor st east Of 4th st
NV. square 3312, lot 73-David ].
DUNCAN ct ux, Helen NJ. TO VIM. A.
Kriemelmeyer ct ux, Louise NJ, $40.
4o3 G st ne. square $40, lot 81
Everett c. Passeno ct lux, Edna B.
TO Fred Simmons ct ux, Kathleen
NJ. SO.
| 22s S st NV. square S0sS, lot 1872
Chas d. Deidenhamer ct ux. Stella
to Lillian II. Beach, SO.
| Lillian II. Beach conveys same
property to VIM. H. Bell. $40.
324 10th st ne, square s3s, lot a.
Harry b. Hicks ct ux. Katheryn NJ.
to w. Herbert Mellor, IS.
w. Herbert Mellor ct ux, Evelyn
NJ. conveys same property to Harry
B, Hicks et ux. Kstheryn NJ. SIS.
22s s st n W, 50 3oss. lot 1s2--
VIM. 8. Phillips ct ux Maude H. to
VIM II. Bell ct ux Elsie J., 10.
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VIM H. Bell ct ux Elsie J. con-
veys same property TO Chss. ID.
Weidenhamer. $40.
1852 c ST W. 50 2sS. lot ella
NJ Stahl and Benton NJ. Stahl and
Jerome B. Stahl, $40.
421 9Th st e, SO S6s. lot lSs-
Kennedy Bros, Inc, to John J. H.
Pool, $40.
John ]. II. Pool ct ux Texie. con-
veys same property to Edw. J.
Glover, Jr.. ct ux Mary J., $40.
Pretty Prospect. part tract-The
New York Life Ins. & Trust Co. et
al, exrs and trs, 40 U. S. of America,
s76,646.l4.
N OF Huntington. W Of 3sth st n
W. 50 1T5t, part lots 3s and S4-
Chevy Chase Land Co. to ]. Ernest
Smith ct ux NJ. Agnes. $40.
lOle c st e, SO s65. lot si-Ish-
msei Burton ct ux. Blanche L TO
John c. Ellis, tr. $40.
John c. Ellis. tr, CONVEYS sam.
property TO Ishmael Burton ct ux
Blanche l., $40.
lO2 N. ]. ave W. 50 Sos. lot b
David b. Murdoch, jr., to Demos
Diavatis. $40.
1880 Columbia rd W. So 1854.
Tot 55-Estelle II. NJ Brewer 70
CARA {. Manning, $40.
5 of Underwood, of 9Th st
50 1897. lots IS and 2s-Jacob n
hammond ct uK Margaret +. 70
Anne n. Thomas. $40.
North Of Decatur st, west NJ 1s,h
81 NV. 50 2s54. lots 81 a %. ArsyIs
fark-George W. HugueIy o, "a.
mabel R. to Clarence II. Small. $40
ooe Falrmont st NV, 50 1850, lot
~ Emngham plsce-Ethel M Rutty
to Fannie L. Brown. $40.
isot Sd st NV, 50 3Ose. 10, se-
Maude Y. Hamilton to Minnie T
FRAZIER consway. $40.
north OF Pa ave. west OF jackson
pl NV, so l67, parts orig lot a ?,
j. Miller Kenyon et ux, Laura n
to Gist Blair. $40.
| 1916 R st NV. 50 l3t, lot I5o-
marguerite W. Hall ct ux. VIM p
10 Richard NJ. Saltonstau. Arthu,
d. HUI, Robert Homans, $40.
2oo2 G st NV, 50 I03. lot 27-Chas,
Linkfns ct al trs. to VIM. I. Mayo
ct ux. Eethel w, ss.5Oo.
1870 Corcoran st NV. 50 2lO, LOT
los d East Il lot Io7-LleweIIyn J.
scott to Amo S. Mckee. $40.
Ssl9 Jenifer st NV, 50 1885, lot 3s
Harriet W. Day to Edwin z. Grip
pen. $40.
North OF California st, west OF
2tth st NV. 50 25o5. lot 4. Kalorama
Heights-A. A Hoehling. jr.. and
Henry w. sohon trs to George Y.
Worthineton, jr.. SO.
1880 3oth st NV, 50 1889. lot rs
A. A. Hoehling, jr.. and Henry w.
Sohon trs to William A. Hill, SO.
3323 17th st NV, 50 2sos, lot s75-
Robert L o'Brien. ct ux. Jean C., 10
Abraham Goldman. ct ux., Pauline
SO.
North OF Bu.ternut, west Of sth
st NV. 50 2ss7. lot 17-John wisch-
husen, ct ux, Katie A. to Lizzie G
Thurman SO.
Mount Pleasant part Of s7-wm
w. Barron to Douglas Cooperative
League. SO.
Northeast cor Nichols ave and
Wagisrk pl sc. 50 5ess. lot 15-C
Harold Miller to Ambrose W. Heaiy
and Robert z. vsrty. $40.
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DAILY COURT RECORD

support. Bench warrant returned
& recog 500 taken on deft.
37433 u s VS. Hovey j. Hedgepeth.
Robbery. Bench warrant returned
& DIT committed to Wash Jail.
1886 U S VS. VIM, Bowie. For
gerry & uttering.- Recog $4,000.
VIM. E. Bowie, surety.
37s21 U VS. Bernice Victor
Brown. Manslaughter. Ball fixed
at s2,5oo. Recog s2,5oo, Geo. W.
Ray, surety. o. H. Osterman. atty
for deft.
No assignment ready.
EQUITY DIVISION. No. L.
Proceedings.
316s6 Arnold VS. Landvoigt-Order
approving account of trustee. E. F..
Arnold-Newmyer.& & Evans. attys.
3s7s0 Custard VS. CustaBd-De-
cree confirming title. Hawkins &
Havell & Stafford-Gordon & Cor
don. attys
4os Adoption in re Helen Siegsl--
Decree legalizing adoption. Jos. L.
Topper, attys.
1866 Dist in re condemnation of
parcels f260.1-Proceeding continued
to May 2S. syme & Smith,. H.
Yeatman, attys.
1886 Dist in re condemnation OF
land for Anacostia Park-Proceed-
ing continued to June 4. Barse &
Stephens-weller & O'Donoghue, ct
al, attys.
1920 Dist in re opening of streets
on Barry Farm-Proceeding con-
tinued to May 81. 1921. Stephens &
Barse-Tignor, Calvert, jr.. ct al,
attys.
1855 Dist in re condemnation of
land in parcels 26o.1, 260.2--order
fixing compensation of commission.
Syme & Smitht-R. II. Yeatman.
attys.
1443 Dist in re condemnation of
land for opening of 4th st-Proceed-
ing continued to June IS. Stephens
G. Hill, attys.
1447 Dist in re condemnation of
land for alley purposes-Proceedin
ceeding continued to May %. Steph-
ems, atty.
1850 Dist in re condemnation of
land for small park in 50 25sf-Pro-
Feeeding continued to May Is. steph-.
ems & Barse, attys.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Present.: Chief Justice Smyth,
Justice Robb & Justice Van Orsdel.
1852 Zimmerman VS. Fisher. Judgt
reversed with costs & mandate or
dered to issue forthwith.
1853 Monahan VS. Meier. Docketed
G. dismissed with costs.
1921 Lane VS. State of New Mexico.
Mandate ordered to issue forth
with.
3542 Sexton VS. Rust. Judgt re-
versed with costs and mandate or
dered to issue forthwith.
No assignment issued. Court ad-
journed from day to day.
U. $. COURT OF CLAIMS.
Call for Monday. May %. 1891;
No. 34462. James A. Baker. rec. l. &
G. N. Ry Co; 31110, North American
Dredging Co: No. 34712, Herbert W.
Ellis; No. 34236. Stuart w. Griffin.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Court in general term will con-
vene in Circuit Court No. 2 at IL
noon Saturday. All members Of
District Of Columbia bar are urged
to be in attendance.
CIRCUIT DIVISION NO. 1.
Proceedings.
63s35 Dean VS. Morgan. Motion to
discuss cause overruled without
prejudice. A. c. wells-Peyser &
Edelin, attys.
$685. Gurley- Kane VS. Burton.
Time to submit motion for new
trial extended to May 81. inc. Rid
out. Morisrity & Davis-Ciephane &
Latimer, attys.
6oi26 Smith VS. Wash & Old Dom
Ry Co. Time to submit motion for.
new trial extended TO May 81. inc.
Mackey & Ashford-w. J. Lambert.
attys.
5s2s3 Reuter- VS. Moore a Hall.
Time to submit motion for new
trial extended to May %. inc. JEFF
fords g. Dutton-Lambert & Yeat-
man. attys. <',
CIRCUIT DIVISION NO. 2.
No session.. Court adjourned.
CRIMINAL DIVISION NO. l.
Proceedings.
3ss45 U s vs. Thos. Bowden. Non.
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Building Permits.

7os7-To N. r. R.ynon. fence. sIs
Fourth street northwest. lot IS,
square sos.
7ess-To J. B. shsres repsirs.n sti
Tenth street southeast, lot S2t.
square s45. 80
TOSS V. Browning. repairs. rear
71s Princeton street northwest lot
23s. square 3o3I.
7oso-To p. z. Rapp. garage, rear
3l2s Mt. Pleasant street nor1hvest
lot SIS. square 25s6. aa.-
7osI-To Brothers Of Hernits Of
ST. Augustine. repairs. Harewood
road near Fort Drive. lot p Iaf-7.
square W. 3e63. o.
7os2-To S. A Clements. jr- re-
pairs. rear 1873 Morse street north
east. lot u. square tost.
7os3-To J. W. Eishinie. repairs.
is4s Third street northwest, lot "a,
square 3os6.
7os4-To American Security ana
Trust Co. sign. 752 Fifteenth street
northwest, lot sos. square sal.
7os5-To Max Cohen repairs. lfe4
Seventh street northwest, lot SIX
square as. FT
Tose-To p. s. Murphy, r,r.ra
rear 4oS-1os Nineteenth street
northeast, lot %. square 4547.
7os7-To J. sarton. fence. sos 4.
street northeast, lot SIS. square ssf.
7oss-To J. p. Grimm. shed. rear
Thirty-hrst place and " street
southeast, lot -. square B54s.
7Oss-To J. p Ellis repsir,. Sis
Twelfth street southeast. lot Of 81,
square ss2. -
7loo-To J. Leisch. repairs. fer--
IS U street southeast, lot s7s-zl
square 5777.
7I0l-To NJ. p. Sullivan. rensi-<
stl2 Georgia avenue northwest. lot
80. square 1850.
7lo2-To @. L. Latham. sarsr<.
rear 63s X street northeast, lot 11.
square s57.
71o3-To NJ. A. J. Power, repslre
ll1s y street northwest. lot acc.
square 3l3. -
7Io4-To H S. Gott. bufid. III.
Fiftieth street northeast, lot 81,
square 5I74.
7l0S-To r. Pollard. repairs. isss
Vermont avenue northwest. lot Is.
square 277.
7l0s-To r. d. Ivey. repairs sc
Virginia avenue northwest. lot IS.
square $50 -..
7io7-To A. II. Flownay. garage.
rear 3l25 = street northwest, lot
S5e. square 1885.
710s-To ]. T. Hunter. repairs.
rear 1898 Ninth street northwest. .lat
IS. square 36S.
7los-To J. d. Avery. repairs. us
G street southwest, lot Of ;, square
437.
7llo-To A. c. RidEeway. garage.
rear ll2s GirSrd street northwest,
lot So. square 1856.
7IlI-To c. W. Bolgisno. garage.
ssl2 Eighth street northwest, lot
lo3-lI3, square 2ss7. .F
7ll2-To l. Haislip. sign. llI7 i
street northwest. iot S07. square 81.
7ll3-To J. S. Tyree. excavate,
Sixteenth and Colorado avenue
northwest, lot $50. square 27lG
7ll4-To Il. c. Robb. garage. rear
sle Whittier place. lots % and ~.
square 2e7l.
71l5-To NJ. Fessenthsl. repairs,
pol Third street southeast, lot 90.
square 7s7.
7i1s-To A. S. Ashbsugh. repairs,
1857 Newark street northwest ~
%. square 2O7O.
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Noted Educators DepLore
Reni0UaI of DIR. Clarion

The supplanting OF Or. Philander
p. Claxton as United States Com
missioner OF Education has aroused
Association.
The associations national organ.
the Journal, had gone to press. but
presses were stopped TO publish an
editorial deploring the change.
This action will be deplored by
the friends OF public education"
the editorial stated. 1T is certain
to be construed as determined by
political motives"
DIR. John ]. Tigert successor TO
DR.. Clsxton. Is one Of the best
known educators of the South. and
was the frst Rhodes. scholArship
man from Tennessee.
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Experts Testify on Blu
For Workers in District

Gov. Hart Of Washington and nf.'
hcisls OF the Pennsylvania work.
mems compensation board sppsared
before the House subcombiittee
Thursday In connection with the
Fitzgerald workmen's compensation
bill for the District.
Gov. Hart explained similar Iegis-
lstion in his own State. We favorx-
competitive instead Of monopolistio
insurance as provided IN the Fits-
gerald bill. He advised against o.
system where all District tsxpayers
would pay the expense regardless
of benefit
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1851 Dist In re condemnation OF
land for park in 50 25sS-Proceed-
ing continued to May IS. Stephens.
& Barse, attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. ?.
No session; court adjourned.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est Gerda A. Alpehert. Petition
for 1etters of adm. +. w. McRey-
mold & q. F. Williams, attys.
Est John P. Buckley. Petition
for probate of will & letters test.
John J. Buckley. atty.
Est Amelia Heinrichs. Will filed
April -, 1912, & codicil dated
April 10, 1918.
Est Mary C. Carpenter. Order
appointing Guy H. johnson guard.
ian ad litem.
Est Mary M. Cooke. Petition for
probate & letters test. Geo. CAL
vert. atty.
Est Alice Duncan Walker. Will
filed dated June 4. 1920.
Est Ralph r. Rose. Petition
claiming ownership of personality.
A. Coulter Wells. atty.
Est Charles p. Stohlman. Peti-
tion for probate q letters OF adm.
Chaplin Brown & Chaplin Bauman.
attys.
Est Martha A. Harper. Petition
for probate & letters test. Jos. A.
Herbert, atty.
Est Anna H. Torrey. Petition for
probate q letters test.
Est Mary Esputa. Petition for
letters Of adm. F. J. =. Cleary.
atty.
Est John Francis Riley. Petition
for probate & letters test. r. b.
Dickey. atty.
Note: Register of wills once will
be closed all day Saturday.
Lawsuits.
s5714 Howard p. Foley Co Inc vs.
John, G. Georgion. trading as Bliss
Electric Co. Account sss7.5a. J. A..
Hicks. pltf atty.
s5715 Joseph H. Foster vs. George
Plaster ct al. Damages $4,000.
Fischer & Fischer. pitf attys.
:. ,s571s Daniel p. Collins VS. Papa
george Bros Notes & account
s5os.s2 rdenburg 4 Branden-
burg. pitt attyK
No equity suits fled yesterday.
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1851 Dist In re condemnation of
land for park in SO 25sS-Proceed-
ing continued to Nay 2s. stephens
& Barse, attys.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21

RICHMOND PARK. rms, ami. 1ot
s1SooO. THos. J. FISHER CO.. Tsi
" WhEELEk kD. W. OF Cong. Hts, ~ acres.
5000. eAYwooD BROS 4 GARRETT.
ei5- Y. Y. Ave
10TH ST. nr. y; sE q B.: ami; d.ep lot !:
q. 80 wn. $, Phillips. 1909 n. 7. ave
nv. Main %.
lat 81. su.-4 bricxs- rent $50. chesp.
Petty and Petty.
f+25 NeS York ave. Main 5l27.
sTH ST.. nr. E Cap. 10 =. 4 ? b. Tapor
heat. $500. JOHNSTON REALTY ca.
,1is coan- ave. Main as
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POULTRY AND PETS.

WIRE PLANT rRAINERs. sHExP rrI-
tiliser for lsvh- and plants for fre~a
lawn rrnss seeo~: also nns collecfsnu of
goldfish and aouanuns. scHhfDr BrND
STORE. T12 18th st Az. t-11f--
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LOTS FOR SALE.
City and Suburban

- .
YOU WOULD BE SURPRISED
sLOTS S6o-LOTS 500
RIVERDALE HEIGHTS.
Your opportunity to buy
these lots at the old price while
they last. Desirable building
sites, in a high, healthy locality =
just 30 minutes ride to Treas
ury. Sc down and ST a week
rids you OF your landlord.
Write or phone US for full par
ticulars or fill out coupon:
Gentlemen: Please send full
particulars about building lots
at Riverdale Heights:
Name... ..................
address. ...............
THE J. w. HOLLOWAY CO.,
ITO F ST. NV.
H Phone Franklin SoS.
TTh ST. s.w.. BET. 4 l.. 9 rms, srt
lot, offer wanted. - 500. JOHN 2.
DoSoHoE q SONS, al4 Pa. ave. -.
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Grsatsst C1airvoysnt. Painist and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 q
N. to p m l31s 18th st. nv.. over
Pocshontas esndy shos. n. Ts9. 7-s1e
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PROPOSALS..


COMMISSIONERS. D. c., WASHINGTON,
May 81. 1921. Sealed proposals for con
structing about 5000 feet Of sewer will be
received at Room 500. District Building.
until o'clock .. m, June Il, 1921. For
detailed Information. apply TO Room 4za,
District Building. CUNO Il. RUDOLPH,
CHAs. W. KuTZ. JAMES y. OYSTER.
Commissioners, ID. G. SIS
Maya .. 24.25.2s.2T.
COMMISSIONERS d. c., wAsHINGro
May 90 1921. Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500. District Building.
until O'Clock pm. June Il. 1921. for fur
nishing motor vehicle identities ton tags;
and until O'Clock pm, June 20, 1921, for
furnishing motor-driven. FIRE sppa tus. en-
gines. trucks. water tower. For detailed
informa tiou apply TO Room $40. District
Building. CUN0 n. RUDOLPH, CHARLES
W. KUTZ. JAMES y. OYSTER, Comnis-
sioners. u. c. $40
May 2i.2s.24.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE OPENED
at . p. m, May -. 1921. at the Bureau
of Standards for painting corridors and
stairwsys of the Industrial Building. Pro-
posal foims may be obtained upon spplics-
ton to the Superintendent, Necbanicsl
Plant. Bureau Of Standards.
mal9, 20.2l go
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SPECIAL NOTICES

{ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE ron
debts contracted for By the hrn of rrs6-
kin. hehlnan and Stuart suh~eqnent % Jsnr
nary 10. 1871 (sifped1 JAMES J. rxkp-
KIN. tfl
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-08-05

Mrs. P. H. Canty and daughter,
Ruth went to st. Paul on business
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. o. T. Johnson and
baby daughter motored to Elbow
Lake on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Olson of Herman
were in Morris on business the first
of the week.
Mrs w. NJ. Segraves and Mrs. E. A.
Westerberg of Alexandria are visit
ing at the H. Quigley home this week
Miss Margaret Canaty of Benson
was the guest of Miss Nell Moran
this week. She left her home on
Tuesday.
John Lentz, district manager of
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany this week preparatory to
Morris this week preparatory to
studying law.
The Woman's Institute will meet at
the home of Mrs. Fred Geiseke, 10
Montana Ave, on Tuesday afternoon,
Aug. 9th. Mrs. Merton and Mrs.
Oscar Dolven will be the assisting
hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Siverts return
ed Tuesday from Grafton, ND. where
they had spent several days. They
also spent some time with their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Siverts at Hibbing.
Rev and Mrs. Andrew Olson and
daughter left Wednesday for an auto
mobile trip. They will stop at Ashby,
Vining, Lake Pelican and East Bat
tie Lake. The Rev. Olson expects to
be gone about three weeks.
The Lutheran Free Church of Stew
ems County held a union service on
the Martin Larson farm last Sunday
morning. The Rev. A. Olson deliver
ed the sermon. The Rev. o. Dalhe
pastor from 1868 was presented
with $3.50 by his former Pensioners
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|: Phone or leave your city bus calls
at LeGrand Hotel. advt.
Mrs. Walter Devaney and her niece
Miss Camille Nugent are visiting Mrs.
Devaney's brother, NJ F. Nugent.
B. E. Adams has purchased a big
sample line of jack knives which he
is closing out at less than the whole
sale price. Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Libby and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl sherwood have taken
a cottage for the week at Lake Min
newaska.
Oliver Benson of Brainerd, former
ly of Morris is visiting friends at the
West Central School of Agriculture
this week.
A daughter was born July II to
Mr. and Mrs Martin Mumbleau in
Minneapolis according to word re-
ceived by Mrs. 1. Mumbleau at Morris
this week.
Mrs. JOhn ROSS was gwen sur
prise party last Thursday evening in
honor of her seventy-first birthday.
Her friends presented her with a new
dress.
Mrs. Mary Horrigan returned
from st. Paul after spending few
days there. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Pelcher of St. Paul who is
spending a few days in Morris with
her.
Mrs. John House and her nephew
Edward Staunton left Saturday night
for Appleton, Wis, where Mrs. House
will make her home with her sister,
Mrs. House, was accompanied as far
as st. Paul by Miss Nell Moran.
Miss Belle Harriet Schurmeyer OF
! Galena, Illinois is the guest of Mrs. c..
R. Christensen this week. Miss Schur-
meyer and her father, H. c. Schur-
meyer have been staying with DR..
and Mrs. Christensen at their cottage
at Lake Minnewaska.
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Mrs. c. Knutson arrived yesterday
from Washington, D. c. to visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Bredesen. She was accompanied by
her son, Congressman Harold Knut-
son who will make a short stay.
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Julius Retzlaff has been visiting in
Norris the past few days. He has re-
Gently sold his business in. Hoffman
and is planning on moving back here
as soon as he can find residence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Dushek and
daughters, Eleanor and Adelaide left
the first part of the week for Itaska
park where they will spend a few
days. "| TII&
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Miss Amanda Nelson of Chicago
who has been visiting her parents Mr.
and rs.rAlfred Nelson of Morris re-
turned to her home this week. Mrs.
with her.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Dolven and
son from Harlem, Montana are visit
ing at the home of Oscar Dolven.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Morley have
engaged a cottage for next week at
Sunset Bay on Lake Minnewaska.
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Hamilton Harris spent a few
days at the cottage of Rev. H.H. Sym
ons at Lake Cormorant this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson had
a son born to them Sunday, July 81.
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Hill of Donnelly on Friday, July 20.
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Mrs. A. G. English came from Des
Moines, Iowa to spend two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Amos Leuty.
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Judge and Mrs. A. L. Stenger left
Tuesday morning for Royalton where
they will visit their daughter.
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Mrs. Walter Devaney and her niece
Devaney's brother, M. F. Nugent.
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Mrs. E. T. Fitzgerald returned last
week from Gainesville, Iowa after
spending several weeks there.
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James Ormond spent Monday in
St. Paul on business this week.