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Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03

I 8 Mrs. Charley Sanberg has been as.
sisting Mrs John Swenson with the
hodsewofk the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and
ildren were entertained at John
-Swenson;s Sunday. 3. -.
Mrs. Fred Portz and daughter Dora
and Mrs. VIM. Mckenzie called at the
Henry Zimmerman home Thursday aft
1ernoon. sss.3zzzsts &. .ssSz sa.> g:
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rusten and
daughter, Eunice, spent Sunday at the
Evan Erickson home. sz@
| Mr.. and Mrs. Knutson and children
returned to their home at North Da-
kota after visiting with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H o. Mathre for a week.
Iiss Martha Mathre accompanied them
back. > - =.
Mrs. H, O. Mathre spent Monday
afternoon at Chas. oIsaacson's. -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Portz and son
Reynold spent Sunday evening at the
Lewis Johnson home. 49,
Mrs Martin SimonsOn underwent an
operation forappendicitis Friday morn.
ing. ,...
The ,@Chas. Isaacson, Victor Isaac.
son and Alvin Isaacson families spent
an enjoyable day Sunday with other
relatives at Kandiyohi Lake. .
Miss Clara Earsley of Herman,
Mimi, has been visiting at the Ram.
bow, Rusten and John Swenson homes
the past weeks. .<.s ... 49,,
Mr. and Mrs. John Euling and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Euling's
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
l'Zuidema of Roseland. -, -. ..-,.-. ;, .
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
GREEN LAKE

july -Z0Iu., @SFE+~. -, : 2tEsE
Miss Elphie Nordsten, of Chicago,
arrived recently to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Nordsten near Spicer. = ~=.. y. ~. 5.
Axe1 Bergman has been employed
at William Peterson's during stacking.
Miss Alma Carlson, of Fargo, who
is visiting with her mother, Mrs. F. G.
Carlson, west of-Spicer, spent few
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Nordgren, near Atwater> :.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson enter
tanned relatives from Grove City Sun.
day last week. 4
! Mabel Crommett has been employed
at the Hudson place for some time.
Mrs. A. p. Holm returned to VIM.
Peterson's Thursday last week, having
spent a short time at her home near
Lake Florida.
Charles Nordsten has been assisting
Carl Johnson during the harvest and
stacking.
An aeroplane coming from the south
circled over the vicinity southwest OF
Spicer for some time last Saturday. It
departed southwest again.
The school meeting in District 81
was held Saturday last week.
Albin Peterson spent few days last
week at the Nels Monson home near
Ringo Lake, assisting with the work
Mrs. G.. G. Nordsten visited from
Saturday until Sunday with New Lon.
don friends.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03

day evening at M. T. Rusten's. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Camp left We'd
nesday for their home ats Minneapolis
after visiting relatives and friends
for a few weeks. s s .s I. 4. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Mature visited at the
r. Cassem home Thursday afternoon.
Sunday School next Sunday at 1890
A. NJ. <.@=s@s
There will be no services in the
Presbyterian church during the month
Of August as Rev. McC Cullough leaves
for. a vacation. -: So. A5.ss,'z
The Henry Simmerman, Dave Berg.
stresser, and Joe Kirk families, Louis
Du Houx and Eta Card spent Sunday
at Green Lake. 2 : >2'<
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and
daughter, Esther and son Maurice of
EWil1mar, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Peterson spent Sunday at the VIM. Nc
Kenzie home. - -.
Fay Simmerman2 had an operation
on his tonsils Saturday morning. .
b Ghas. Victor and. Alvin Isaacson
spent Sunday>afternoon at Walter Mel
sons OF kand1yOhi. t:aa - l.. >
NJ. Zuidema of Roseland, spent Sun.
day at, the Euling home -. - @~..-'
Mr. Henry Nelson of Howard, Lake
spent Thursday at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Carrie Jenson. His part
ner, George Rice, accompanied him.
The Jim Larson family, Herbert
Richard and Rowland Portz, Kenneth
Roy, and Clarence Jenson, and Clifford
Nelson called at the Ed. Gundersou
home Sunday :; ',t - ? - -
Miss Alma Rome Of Willmar, visited
at the Carrie Jenson home Thursday
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
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ROsEIQ QIIAN

: July 25-Mrs. Ture Carlson was "a
Svea visitor Monday morning.
Freddie Tatting left last week for
Montana for. an extended stay. -
. Esther. Johnson Of Wihmar, spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. George
Anderson. & "a ). -
s Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tatting were
visitors In this vicinity Monday. go
The ice cream social at Mrs. A. Nor
Elings last Tuesday evening, was GER
tainly we'll attended. = -
Ture Carlson made business call
at Olivia last. Monday. g.
Andrew and Ole Biomquist and son
Roy assisted : William "a. Blomquist
with grain cutting last Tuesday. =
! Oscar Anderson of Willmar, is at
present assisting his son George with
the harvest work. - 3
Bernice Renstrom of Olivia; visited
at her parents home here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs p. - Gibson and
daughter Effe visited friends in Rem
vile Sunday *s; - - 4 ::
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Eastman and
sons Morris and Archie of Wilmer,
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Lindquist and son
Florentine and daughter Marie and
Mrs. Annette Eastman, Mr.: and Mrs.
Eddie Johnson, George H. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Lindquist, Eriek
BlomQuist, Mr. and Mrs. A. e. sBlom-
quist and family were entertained at
Ole Blomquist's last Sunday -
Evangefine Renstrom of Willmar.
visited at her parental home here
Sunday. r
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
NHLLh7AR TRIBUNE. WEDNESD All, .AUGlJST 3, 1921.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Broberg and
family autoed to Brooten last Sunday
to- visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ludwig eleven. II
Mr.. and Mrs: Albin Carlson, MI. and
Mrs. Albin Broberg and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Magnuson with families were en-
tertafned at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Carlson on Wednesday
evening. j. sss ses= -, i
The Young folks were entertained
ats Oscar Johanson's on Saturday
evening. "A
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Tengwall. and
family and Mr. and Mrs Sam Gustaf-
son autoed to Benson on Sunday to
visit with relatives. *S@>'s#. r, .,.ss.s
Mr.. and Mrs. john Carlson and
children called at the Axel Peterson's S
at Murdoch Saturday evening. ~@.s
Some Of the young folks had a vein
er roast at Norway Lake Friday even
ing. <. %%5 >s- -:
: Mr. and Mrs. Willie Erickson and
family of Willmar, visited at NJ Mag
nuson's Monday evening. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sather and chill
dren Left for Minneapolis on Tuesday
having spent two weeks at John
Oman's.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
SUNBURG

July 26-Stock-threshing is now the
main thing on our farmers programs
Rev. Mus conducted services at the
West Norway Lake church Sunday
afternoon Subject: What to do with
our money"
Rev. Edward swenson, of Barron,
Wis, is spending his vacation with
relatives in this community. j
Mrs. E. P. Storacker and foster-son
Russell are Montevideo visitors this
week.
Edmund Pladsen is helping Bernt
Teige through harvest.
After a long suffering from cancer
of the stomach, Mrs. Ragnhild Poverud
passed away Friday morning, July Is.
She was born in Hallingdal, Norway,
Sc years ago. She leaves three daugh-
ters: Mrs. Anna Ellingson, Mrs Hans
Gofkjen and Mrs. Casper Skindlien.
She was laid to her final rest beside
her husband on the West Norway
Lake cemetery last Tuesday. Mr.. Po-
verud died in 1912.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
SPGERO GREEN

81 ". = -. @s 50
= Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Norsten are en-
joying a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Elfie Norsten who arrived from
Chicago a,.short time ago. @.z=. IS. s .
Bernice Hu1tgren arrived from Kerk-
hoven last week for an extended visit
with relatives here. -ss=. s.E-.-.: T.
Miss Iris Mcdowell and sister-in-
law, Mrs. Earl Mcdowell, of Fargo, N.
d., returned home the latter part of
the week after,a visit at the Claude
Doty home. s<.,5... g. !. :. ~, =
Sam. Anderson and family visited
at the home of the formers brother,
Andrew Anderson and family who re-
side north of New London, Saturday
afternoon. ~ '.. '.'~'.'.
Miss ELLA and Bert Bergman depart
ed last week for the cities. They re-
turned home Saturday.. r.. -
, Mrs. Haugen arrived from Mime
apolis the latter part of the week for
a visit with her father, John Arneson
and with her sisters here.
Mrs. Nancy Schenck spent the lat
ter part of the week with Mrs. Helen
Campbell.
Norman Hanson autoed from Rem
vile Saturday evening and visited at
the Horne home until Sunday after
noon, when he returned accompanied
by his wife and two sons, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Horne for a couple of weeks.
Miss Mabel Johnson accompanied
them to Renville after spending a
weeks vacation with Mrs. Hanson.
Mr.. and. Mrs. N. O. Aarrestad and
two sons and Ole Aarrestad autoed
here Saturday evening from Hanley
Falls and spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Aarrestad's mother, Mrs. J. O.
Kloster.
friend; Miss Tillie Pladsen at Willmar
last week.
The county road crew, who have
been working on the Norway Lake
road, moved last week to road No. 2,
in the town of Harrison and will work
on, the road to Atwater.
The Green Lake Shipping Associa-
ton shipped stock to South St. Paul
Tuesday
Arne Embertson has had a new well
made blythe creamery. Oscar Wallin
and H: F. Burke have done the work.
Thomas Thompson made business
trip to Willmar Monday.
C. Rosacker is the owner of new
Chevrolet.
Chas. Nordgren, of Atwater, was at
Spicer on business the first of the
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Defoe returned Mon
day to her home at Hannah, N. D., af-
ter visiting for some time with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Weaver, on Green Lake Beach.
Mrs. o. Orsen, Henry Orsen and Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Olson, autoed to Min
neapolis last Sunday to visit Miss Ella
Orsen, who underwent an operation
some time ago at the Fairview Hos
pital.
Mrs. Segerd Berkness went to the
cities Tuesday to select her fall stock
of millinery goods.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
COLFAX

Aug. 1st-Mrs. John Thorne and chill
dren from Appleton visited at Erick
Dahlbergs a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ogren of New
London, spent last week at the John
Wahler home
Mr. Swan Edlund of Willmar, arrived
here Saturday for a visit with friends
Mrs. Morris Casperson and children
from Minneapolis and Mrs. Andrew
Olson and daughter, Hazel and Mable
Lundgren spent Sunday afternoon at
the P. E. Olson home.
Oscar LunGgren left for Montana on
Thursday.
John Nelson of Bowbells, N. D., is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Morris Casperson and children
of Minneapolis, visited last week with
her sister, Mrs. Andrew Olson. 49,.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
s julius Hoglund and Miss Helen Let's
Of Minneapolis spent. the week end
with his folks here making the trip
by car.
GREEN LAKE NORTH SHORE

Aug. 1st-Mrs. Albin -Kullander and
children of Wil1mar, and Mrs. Gust
Kullander. visited with Mrs. e. Seas.
tedt Tuesday afternoon Il. 81.
Mrs. Albin Kullander and children of
Willmar and Miss Edna Harlander
visited last Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Maggie Adams. =. s-.:.~ ..s.,~ Z.
Mr. and Mrs Gust Hanson and son,
Henry, of Svea, and Mr.. August An,
derson of ST. Paul, were visitors at
the E. Seastedt home Friday after.
noon. :! = = + ..<. - ~. r.
Andrew Andreen was at New London
on business last Saturday. -,!.~&
Mr.. and Mrs G. Harlander and Mrs
Albin Kullander and. children visited
at the Lundberg home Saturday after.
noon in New London.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
-
PRIAM

Aug. 1-Chas. Isaacson attended the
ice cream social at Svea Wednesday
evening. The Jenson and Isaacson
young folks, Dora Portz, George o.
son, Arnold, Nelson, Miss ,Earsley, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence RAINBOW. and Mr.
and Mrs. Alving Isaacson spent Sun
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
SAL .EM

July ga large number of rela-
tives and friends were entertained at
Oscar Johnsons Sunday afternoon.
Miss Frances Magnuson left for
Minneapolis Monday morning after
having. spent two weeks with her
folks here.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03

"a very large crowd attended the
Lewis Larson funeral which was held
July 24th. s... S !. =5ss,
Mrs. John. Erickson Of Minneapolis,
has recently visited at the Henchien.
home. ss " zsg IS:
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
Genuine Investment
Investment does not consist of punging or taking

Investment does not consist of plunging or taking
chances.
1t means handling your money safely that it yields
steady and sure return. It letting your
capital work SO that penny is lost to you your
family or your heirs.
The Investor does not gamble He provides for the
future and for financial independence in his old
age He does something which everyone approves,
and which brings him the blessing Of his wife and
Children.
A really sound investment is that pays income
to the owner of the security at regularly stated
periods each year.
Certain kinds of business enterprises able to do
this much better than others Some lines of busi-
make unusually large profits in times of pros
:es Of industry because Of a nature of their work,
are entirely different basis; for example the
large electric light and power companies
Large electric light and power companies do not
ekorbitant profits at any time but; soundly mana
ged, they maintain reasonable earning power
at all times. While their earnings grow III the
years Of general prosperity they do not slump
perilously during hard times. *.s:
. An A. 8:4@ :4@ 1nxest1nel1ts=Mith Safety
SECURITIES DEPARTMENT >*.
NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY
MONTEVlDEO, MlNN.
= a ByIe.by s &c, Fiscal Ascent.
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sFloys-Skoa lund

quiet wedding occurred at the
First M. d. church parsonage at Will
mar Saturday forenoon, Aug. IS, when
Miss Clara Skoglund -of this village
and Harry Flew OF IN minneapolis were.
united III narriage, The nuptial knot
was tied by Rev. Luther G. Benson,
pastorsof the church. The neWlyweds
will reside at Minneapolis where the
groom has q position as grain buyer
He has his head quarters at Window.
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Guest FROM I Canada

Peter Peterson OF Swift Current,
Sask, Canada, arrived Saturday for
S. visit with his brother. Peter
son and family He celebrate ted HIS
End birtada last sund ay The Wis
itor arrived frons IIIoplins whore he
also vim relatives
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LAKE: IIL IAN

August 90 and Mrs. Emil
Pearson visited at VIM. Renstromss
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Tulsa and family Mr..
and Mrs "A. ]. johnson and family and
Marion, Pearl and stanley Rehstrom
visited at VIM. Renstrom's Sunday at
ternoOn 3ss :
Mr. and Mrs. Steve ADAMS and sons
visited at Bill Green's FRIDAY after
noon. - IS
Ole Pearson OF Wyoming, MINI;
visited friends and relatives here last
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John Buen and Dorot ~ 'iinnlons. 1flisll
SRenson rhildTseA h .a: a: spent the past:
tWos month M0fa and ID 1acconas
panN their Parents 5back t1s AtWH1e &.
AUST. #Danseason and NelgS lfbofd.s
sstre4n { mo tored ysto~sIs lake k0ronis last
SUNDAY Where heys atttends d th ga:
stl1erIng Given III hone or. dJlaf John
son.
So. Peterson and son ss5sunln Ter PEI Pc.
sfapn n1atorad to On bust
ness last sRtufday ~ 3s''ss.
III. and Mrs. Geo. aRoetzer and Mr..
and Mrs: a IS osena uist otored to
Iitchh eld Last sslsld where !; they
spent day Yisl ting relatives
and fa1ni1y returned
home today q fer spendIng 81 couple
OF weeks ate 81 tn e. lpnes. ttageg;
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Thursday and Az 81.
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..,lhy PUT % VIM Rats Tor years
Writas nj. N1lntfsori EAfnnef

Years ago. I bought some5 rat poi
son. which nearly Killed our fine,
watch dog. It so scared us that we.
suffered q long time with rats until
my neighbor told me about RAT!
SNAP That q the sure rat killer and
a safe one Three sizes 35c, CSC,
81 rs. Sold and guaranteed by +.
j. Hallin and Nelson & Gabbert,
Willmar, MINI. A DIV. Aug.
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down saeailk flteaarnoon for 5
visit at the Arthur Holm home. She
sretalrned noon
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pany lad 3Ilandgs 1T heIr.
home on ednssde al efnpci,
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Johhston left for vHs--
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Mrs. sandersons and daughter "a.
E1ys n0t0fea ups from AN llnean polls Oh
Friday eyeniAe 81 for q visit rela.
|stiYeAz and r{endler hsre They we're
former reaidep4s OF AtWatar.
I'D Mr.: and Mrs j John Bro 81 and two
sdaugh ters Mildred and sD6rot spent
|SSaturdays intern DON listing at s. Tho
George kson home &
~ ylof Mel son arrived here Thursday
from North Da kotas to visit his family
|sWh % have been her e al summer
HE 11IIi tldfb Of mar
was a guest at the j. 81. I Nordsarom
home a. few days last week.
Mr. and rs Raj PHI 81 at ings and
babe and IN ISIS IN ester'berg OF sSyea
were over s5Ansia guests at ;ttht.s s.
Elmer johnson holae III - aSs
IN ISIS Helen 9 ohnson. was 4 guest {
EthessJ. Z & & :: Isaac sop home at Diamond
Lake th es FIRST past OF Las wreck
John and ute Brown and IS! sB,
Glader made s. business trip to- Gay.
lord last FTid d 81.
Bernard s I'm is en- Dying a#fvaca-
liion h IS d,ati les at the Holm Bros
|ShardWaye Ind 81 eft "Wednesday &C:
comp MED ,lis{I wifi and baby Fol
a4motor.trip to sAlbend cen. s. D.ss *$s
he Henry ID sF nk sBrumaM fam,
lies were sentertt iinsa he Ma. Re:
stersNprman home on Friiays afternoon
N hur. rams Of w III mar n asa BIT:
Ssiness caller on Il Thursday afternoo
II: Mr.. and Mrs..sC G ier,an{ family
who have been visiting at stha Hover
Mickelson home and itl other rela.
GVes returned to thei i home. ~ ID,
neap0lis on Fri day M
| s.. Mr.. and Mrs. r, /. Paquette lei
Thursday for s Up to South Iakota.
Mrs: Palm returned home ednes.
,da Ezra mon visit at sposeVelt.
rs. tR cube ii sisopll an LEFT Monday
morning for iinneapo lis where S he
will consult q specialist concerning
her lleal #
| So Miss Irene Johnson who has been
twisting at the FrankslBromanss home
south Of Kandiyohl and also been Wis.
|4iting at the 8. Glader and Mrs
Peter Norman homes Tor sons time
loft here Sgfufda y afternoon On her
IWayshome ca. iinneapo is. x q:
and 1liahae Altman and
children Lorraine and Wesley az Min
1Sneapodis called sat the Augnst Bro
man home on tSunda fternopn
Is Mr.. and. Mrs. SsB Glader and three
SONS. Mrs. Peter Norman and daugh
ter lKiilmasspent Sunday at.tha Henry
lBroman home near KaA diyohi.
o. r. Nelson came down from III
1nnar on Iuesday fof 81 few days svisit
at The y. . Thonapson home. Mel
son - the father o tNI rs THOMPSON
John alson and ict1 Mel
Deming graphic., 1921-03-29

Butter cartons and butter paper al
the Graphic office.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-29
CIGARETTES HIS sOLACE

Just as the soldiers In the trenches
soothed their nerves before and after
battles with cigarettes, so does Lon
Chaney. playing the part Of Blizzard"
king OF the underworld, IN the new
Goldw.As picture, THE Penalty" find
some ease from the terrific strain he
Is under. Clancy plays the part Of a
man whose legs have been cut off at
the knees To get the effect. Clancy
has to walk ON his knees with the aid
of crutches and have his feet tightly
bound up behind him. But the pain
Is great and tortured nerves and mus
cles cry out for relief after only few
mOmentg.
As soon as scene Is finished. Cha
ney's assistant rushes TO him, lo0sens
1he straps and CLANCY sink down In an
easy chair with sigh Of relief. He
lights cigarette and puffs away while
the orchestra plays soft, soothing melo-
dies. THE Penalty" by Gouverneur
Morris, which Is one Of the Eminent
Authors series being produced by the
Goldwyns. will be seen at the Princess
theatre. for two days, commencing on
Tuesday, April 9th.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-29
suLLNANs GO. sULLIvANs COME

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sullivan went
to Deming this week and purchased
The equipment Of the well known
Baker Hotel, located on the corner
Of Silver Ave, and Spruce St, very
popular hosterly, equipped with baths
and steam heat and with all outside
rooms. 1t is their purpose TO take up
residence In Deming ON April first, at
which time Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Sulli-
van will come from Tyrone to assume
the management Of the Hollen House.
The Sullivans are ideal people, cour-
teous and affable at all times and al
ways anxious and willing to do the best
thing possible for their guests. Lords
burg will certainly miss Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan and their wide awake boys.
Joe and Hugh, but we shall he very
glad to welcome Landlord G. II. Sulli-
van and his charming wife.-Lords-
burg Liberal.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-29
CANTRELI-ROSCH-

Louis Cantrcl Of Mutt and Miss Ju.
liette Rosch Of this city were united In
marriage at o'clock last Saturday af-
ternOon at the Del Norte hotel at HI
Paso. The Rev. Atkinson OF the
Christian church Of III Paso perform
ing the ceremony, the ring being used.
Besides the bride and bridegroom
there were present Mrs. +. X. Cantrell
mother of the bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs
Burton Bunch and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McCleery. Other friends and relatives
being unable to attend due To the rath'
or unexpected elimination Of the ro'
nance.
Following the ceremony wedding
dinner was served at the Del Norte.
The following day the newly weds
motored over to Mutt where Mr.. Can
trcll conducts large cattle ranch. A
reception was rendered at the rancl
I house. friends and neighbors being
present Fred ROsch, brother OF the
/ bride and Miss Janet Merrill had pre-
ce,ed the bridal party and had pre-
pared dinner
The happy couple will remain nj
| their ranch home until later when they
will go 10 Little Rock, Arkansas, the
[ former home Of the bridegroom. Theil
many friends in this section wish then
Il future Of great happiness.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-29
MRS. o. ii. COOPER ENTER
TiiNS BAPTIST LADIES

The Baptist W. NJ u. met at Mrs
o. ii. COoper's country home, Thurs
day.
The Missionary program was carried
out in n most interesting manner:
Subject-Christian Amerlcanlzati0n
Leader-Mrs G.. ii. Siler
Song-Jesus Shall Reign.
Prayer-Mrs. Siler.
Song-IOyalty Campaign.
Scripture Lesson, Deut. 81 1918
and Deut. l0:l7-20. read and discussed
by Mrs. d. +. Weatherred.
Who are the American-Mrs. l..
Weaver
What the Missionary Woman can
do-Mrs. Gassaway.
The Good VIII Centers as Friend
to the Foreimer-Mrs. Clifford.
Talk-ChriStian Americanizatlon---
Mrs. G. II. Siler.
Readlng-"Old and In the Way
Mrs. Strickland
Prayer-The Lords Prayer in uni
son.
Collection-S123
At the conclusion of the program de-
liciOus refreshments We're served by
Mesdames Cooper and Strickland.
Those enjoying their hospitality
we're: Mesdames Crawley, Gassaway,
Weaver. Dexter, Cobb, Klllinger, King
Siler, Martin, Dunagn, Strickland,
Cooper, Weatherred. Olsen, Lowe
Daniels, Clifford, Nord, Hughes, Nc
MILAN, Brooks.