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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Pioneer Luncheon wuines.ia,

The Women's Pioneer auxiliary
10 the Pioneers OF Washington will
give MONDAY luncheon In the club
rooms Of Moves cafeteria. Wednes.
day. November is. which will be fol.
lowed by a short business meeting In
charge OF Miss Tlila Moore. president
Of the auxiliary. The auxiliary de.
slren 10 Increase the memberrhip Of
the organisation before the annual
meeting ~ the pioneers next June.
Women - have resided In Wash
lngton IN territorial days and their
daughters are eligible 90 membership
In the auxiliary.
The following program. arranged
by Mrs Rosamona nenEmore. first
president OF the auxiliary and preai'
dent Of the entertainment commit.
tee. viii he given; Mrs. Helen Jen.
ner ieFs viii tre the accompanied for
the community singing Col. G, l.
Thompson VIII exhibit sketches and
cuts OF the q. A. X. monument 10
he erected on the triangle ~ Third
ave. and yesier way. which has been
assigned the Seattle posts OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic by the
Seattle park hoard: Mrs. Sara A. G.
piummer viii read an original poem
entitled, Title Tidal Wave" written
especially for this occasion. and the
Randolph sisters. In pioneer cos
tunes Of 1880. win give a reading
with piano accompaniment large
delegation OF women arc expected to
exchange "reminiscences Of pfoneer
DAYS
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In Christenscn's hall. corner Broad.
way and Madison St, Friday even.
ing, November IS.
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Bridge Afternoon
for Visitors

complimenting Mrs. Sidney Peters
and Mrs. Cameron squlres OF Port.
land. Miss Phebe Nell Tidmarsh en-.
tertained with an informal bridge at
her home Friday afternoon.
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Daniel BagIey P..T. A.

Daniel Bagiey PIT A. win hold It's
regular meeting Tuesday. November
Is. 31b p. m. There will be a pro.
gram and Refreshments will be
served,
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vANIrIEs

An iAf<9
on wednesday at their Fort Wor'
den quarters. the center Of "A gra.
eiouh and cosmopolitan hospitality.
Mrs. Merriam. wife OF Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. u. y. A.. com.
mandor Of Fort worden, presented
her cousin. Mrs. Harry Scott. Grey.
Of Honolulu. at an attractive bridge
tea which brought out the line at
Fort Worden and few representa-.
tive civilians. Preceding the tea
there were four tables Of private
bridge. at each table prize. an sx.
qulsite vanity baps fashioned OF bro.
cadc and gold lace. The fortunate
holders Of high score were Mrs. Bow.
Ter. wife OF Captain Louis James
OF Captain T.. II. inmon. medical
corps. u. 3. A.. Mrs. Frederick l..
Hayden. wife OF Lieutenant Frederick
l.. Hayden. q. Il. A.. and Mn. Allan
Trumhuil This score Of MRS. Scott.
Grey was equally high. but she con.
tented herself with the guest prize.
The tea table was lovely In its
drcan of yellow flowers guarded by
yellow porcelain candicriicka holding
tail yellow tapera. Mrs Oscar
kiocker poured and Mrs. Frederick
J. Bailey served Tho hostess aidcs
were her house guests. Mrs. Madeleine
X. Clifford. OF California. Mrs. Mil.
or. wife of Major Alvin Charles MIN.
or. medical corpa. Z. s. A.. Mrs.
Hughes. wife Of Captain Arthur -.
Hughes. Y. y. A.. and Mrs. stilcy.
wife OF Captain Joseph Francis sti,
ley. u. g. A.
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Seattle lodge. No. fis. Fraternal
Aid union. will entertain with card
parties In Evergreen ball. Arcade
building. the first and third wednes.
days in each month. A business
meeting and initiation win be held
November Is
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TWO coIoNELs

A. their Fort Casey quarters on
"wednesday. Mrs. Matthews arranged
charming dinner in celebration Of
the birthday anniversaries Of her
husband. Colonel Harry T. Matthews.
Z. =. A.. commander OF Fort Casey.
and Of Colonel John l.. Hayden. T..
=. A., commander Of the Puget
Sound coast defenHca. Their double
anniversary was observed last year
BY Mrs Matthews with an artillery
dinner at the Officers club. Camp
Lewis, This year the party was hap.
PLY completed by Lieutenant Fred.
eFiek l.. Hayden. a. s. A.. and Mrs
Frederick L. Hayden After dinner
the line ~ Fort Casey was asked 10
come in. when they gayiy assisted
al the cutting OF tho candic-vrowned
cake. and In bumpers OF sound cider.
gave Tho traditional toast
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AGREEABLE DINNER

AGREEABLE DINNER
An agreeable dinner. followed by
bridgr. was given at their Fort wor.
den quarters on Saturday by Cap
taln A. y. Rice. u. 4. A.. and Mrn.
Rice. In honor ~ Major Arthur IL.
DolE. Y. &. A.. OF Fort Casey. and
Mrs. Doig. Completing the party
were Mrs. Merriam. wife OF Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. 4. s.
A.. commander OF Fort worden. with
their house guest. Nrx. Madeleine II.
Clifford. Major Royal Kemp Greene.
Y. =. A.. adiutant u the Puget Sound
coast defensea. and Mrs Greene. Ma.
jor Alvin Charles Miller. medical
corra. T. y. A.. and Mrs Miller. Cap.
tain Francis James Fitzpatrick. L.
=. A.. and Mrs Fitzpatrick. Captain
Arthur u. Hughes. L. 8. A.. and
Mrs. Hughes. Lieutenant Frederick
l.. Hayden. u. & A.. and Mrs. Fred.
erick l.. Hayden. The absence was
regretted of Colonel Merriam. who II
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rN VOYAGE

IN NU1AtIE
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry scottGroy. OF
Honolulu, with their son, are the
house guests Of Colonel Henry Mac
nheraon Merriam. Z. =. A.. com
mnnder of Fort Mordsn, and Mrs
Merriam, who IL a cousin Of Mrs.
scott Grey. The travellers have been
an voyage for six months. visiting
the battle fields Of France and later
the recipients Of much attention In
ssngiand ard Scotland They VIII sail
for Honolulu early in November
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WEEK END GtIEs'r

Colonel John l.. Hayden, u T. A.,
commander OF the Puget Sound coast
defenseH. was the guest on Saturday
OF his brother. Mir James l.. Hayden.
OF Seattle.
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Emerson PIT. A.

The Emerson PIT. A. will enter.
tain the "Dads" Wednesday evening.
November 16, Mt s o'clock. In the
school building. instead Of the usual
afternoon meeting. An entertaining
program has been prepared, and a
moving picture demonstration also
win be given. followed by refresh
ments.
British-American Association
Tho British-American association
will hold it's regular monthly dance
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Society a& the Harbor Forts

spending brief leave with his
brother, Mr. Charles X. Merriam, OF
Spokane.
QUAIL AT CASEY
Artificial pleasures pail beside the
wholesome delights offered visitors
at Fort Casey by Colonel Harry T.
Matthews. e. =. A.. commander OF
Fort Casey. and Mrs. Matthews. who
emphaaizc the beauty of their sen
and mountain view. and the abun.
dance Of their island game. Among
the aporiamen who have recently
been the guests Of Colonel Matthews.
and who have brought home the
quail. are Colonel John l.. Hayden.
u. 4, A.. commander OF the Puget
Sound coast defcnses. Major William
-. Frazier, y. =. A.. assistant at the
University Of Washington 70 Colonel
Charles Albert Phillips. a. 8. A.. and
Lieutenant Frederick l.. Hayden. u.
s. A. Major Frank Dexter Applin.
&. =. A.. aH the guest OF Lieutenant
John Harvey Mudison. t. S. A.. WIS
also among those who enjoyed the
quail shooting In this favored place.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
At their Fort Wordcn quarters on
Thursday an anniversary dinner Was
given by Mrs. stiley. wife OF Captain
Joseph Francis atiley, q. $. A., in
recognition Of her husbands birth.
day. The table was centered by an
imposing birthday cake. nm inspirn.
ton 20 the guests. who were Major
Alvin Charles Miller, medical corps,
Y. 3, A.. and Mrs. Miller. Captain
Francis James Fitzpatrick. 4. =. A..
and Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Miss Liilpop
the house guest Of the hosts. and
Lieutenant Dean Richard DIckey. ~.
y, A.
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DcliQhtful Musicale

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin X. Matzger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Gaukel
entertained rs guests with delight.
full musicale at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Appleton last evening.
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Guilds IN Charge Of
OrthOpedic Tea .ShOp

The different guilds in charge Of
the Orthopedic Tea shop next week
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Tho Y. ~. II. A. VIII entertain with
AN arrnlKiice dance at tho club rooms
fsfh and II. Union at. Saturday eve
ming. Soxembcr IL. During thr eve
ming a series of ahieaux VIII De
given. depicting military events Of
the United states.
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The Queen City chapter. o. y. s..
viii hold a court whist party at
Wings cafeteria. 1909 First ave.
Saturday evening. November 10. at 8.
All Eastern STARS and friends invited.
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A noon dinner will be given By inc
NJ. Luko'A guild. Of Ballard, IN the
city hall. Ballard. Tuesday. sovem'
b-rr IS. A sale Of fancy work will
take place In tho afternoon. Cards
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Queen City Sunshine club VIII
meet In the ciubroofnn Of the Mason.
ic temple. Tuesday. November Is. NJ
D. m. Cards. All Eastern stars
and friends invited
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Lady Eagles win meet "Wednesday,
November rs. at .. m. In NJ. =. IL
A. hail. on FfrH, ave. Luncheon and
cards.
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W. r. A.. Msccabrrs' Social Cinb'

w. n. A.. Maccabc~s socsai club,
No. 4. will meet at the homo OF Mrs.
f. r. Dark. .ois Eighth ave. Thurs.
day. November II. f;5o y. m All
Mancabecs and friends invited.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-19

Lillian Myrick, of Stevens Point,
was guest of her friend, Bessie Tate,
Tuesday of last week.
The farmers association will have
basket picnic in the park at Sheldon
Oh Wednesday, the oath.
The baseball match Sunday at Hol-
combe between their team and ours
came out = to 3, in favor of HOlcOmbe.
The picnic of the American Legion
Saturday at Pulaski Lake was attend
cd by G. S. Sergeant and family, among
others from this way.
DR.. Shepherd and wife visited few
days at the home of their friends,
the Tates, last week, returning Thurs
day to their present location at Bran
don, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Detlein, O. G.
Cox. and family. Harrison Cox and
family, c. S. Sergeant and family, and
members of the Brown and L. W. Cox
families were some Of those who at
tended the ball game at Holcombe Sun
day.
West Marshall. where is your east
line? Never mind we of Sheldon who
did have cooperative cheese factory
say "amen" to your remarks about
the like situation in COnrath. 1t seems
strange that so many farmers can be
so blind to their own best interests.
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ColOna, ILL.,, are visiting at the Ed.
Redman and J. J. TheeSfield homes
Frank Devorak will soon be able to
be around again, after having broke
his leg the second time He has been
in bed since April
Lucille Kaul returned last week from
visit in southern Wisconsin. Her
grandmother came home with her to
spend a few weeks with her daugh-
ter Mrs. The0. Kaul, and family.
THE ClOverland community will
have a picnic August q. Come and
bring your dinner and enjoy yourself.
There will be a special ball game be-
tween the married ladies and the girls.
A. J. Theesfield and son, OF Ring
sted, Iowa, spent few days with his
brothers, John and Henry Theestfeld.
They drove over and intend to. stop
off to fish at the lakes on their return
trip.
Mrs. H. B. TheeSfield and son, JUL
ior returned home Monday evening
from Superior, where they had been
visiting relatives and friends for two
weeks Mrs. Thresholds sister, Laura,
accompanied her home and will spend
a few days here.
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CLOVERLAND

Martha Vanderloop is sick with ty-
phoid fever.
The Cloverland ice cream social was
quite well attended last Friday even
ing.
Earl Woodbury. who has been quite
sick for three weeks, is slowly imprOV-
ing.
Mrs. Pleas Williams left Tuesday
for Wausau to see her mother, who is
in a hospital there.
Mrs. H. Woodbury. and daughter,
Edna are visiting in Minnesota with
relatives and friends
George Biebel, of Green Bay, called
at the home of his uncle, Mike Bie0el,
and family, last Sunday.
Mrs. H. Clark, of Ladysmith, visited
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
DePew, few days last week.
Mrs. Phil Miller left last Tuesday
for Des MOines, Iowa, for visit with
relatives and friends for a week.
Don't miss it
Mrs. j. Hughes is enjoying visit
from two of her brothers from Iowa.
They drove through in their car.
Mrs II. Sanders and children Of
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Matte Hayes has been out
from Minneapolis with home folks for
two weeks.
Supt. Andrew BOvee, Of the city wa
ter department. and his family in
tend to leave Saturday on a ten-days'
automobile trip. They will visit
Superior, Duluth, Minneapolis and
other points in Minnesota and Wis
consin They will take a tent for
sleeping purposes.
Orville Brockett. district agent here
of the Mutual Life Insurance Co., Of
New York. returned Tuesday from the
pleasure trip given by the company to
those agents who wrote over S2oO,0O0
of insurance in a year. The party Wis
tied Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Boston
and the historic cities of Plymouth,
Lexington and Concord. On his way
home. in Chicago, he accidentally met
a Younger brother, whom he had not
seen in many years Mr.. Brockett re-
ports fine time.
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WEYERHAEUSER

Henry Christensen has purchased
a new Overland
Mr.. and Mrs Beard and family are
visiting friends at Charles City, Ia.
The rain Wednesday was a won
derful help here to the crops and pas
lures
Dr. Clark was called to the Noard
residence Tuesday. Little Billy is
quite sick
Mrs. John Anderson is home after
a few days visit with relatives at
Hector Mimi.
Mrs. Waggoner and family are bone
from a two weeks visit with friends
in Minneapolis.
The ball game between Bruce and
Weyerhaeuser here was very inter
esting game, Bruce winning, Of course.
Mrs Giles started for Cameron on
Tuesday evening but when she got to
the long hill near Lehigh. where the
hold-up took place a few weeks ago
she decided the road was not good
enough to make the trip so turned
around and came back.
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MURRY

Messrs Ed and Hulgar Clausen
spent Sunday with the home folks.
The young folks enjoyed party
at the Z. G. Crandall home Friday
evening.
Miss Ida Berg returned home Sun
day from three weeks visit with
friends in Hayward.
Z. G. Crandall attended the meet
ing held by the creamery organizing
committee in Bruce Friday
Miss Ida Serley returned home Sat
urday evening. after spending several
days with her sister, Mrs. John Alvey.
Mrs. Charles KittelsOn and daugh-
ters, Alma and Blanche and son, Har-
old did shopping in EXeland Satur-
day.
John Leblanc mOtOred down from
Proctor, Minn Saturday and spent
Sunday at the j. C. Leblanc home,
returning Monday morning.
Sister Mary Leonard and Sister
Mary Eulogth arrived here Friday
from Racine and are spending few
days at the J. C. Leblanc home.
Tom Dempsey came down from
Couderay Saturday and is spending a
few days at the Ed Clausen home, as
the dam where he was working gave
away, and is now under repair.
The ball game between the Blue
Hills and hurry last Sunday was well
attended, the score being 9 to 10, in ia
vor Of hurry. Next Sunday, Aug. q,
the same teams will play at Bruce.
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score ny lIluluSS
Ladysmith 4 / o 0 l @ @ X-7
Kcnnan......0 @ @ @ , @ 0 2 o.
Srmmary-Earned runs. Ladysmith
2: KEENAN, TwO-base hits, Peterson.
;ottSacker. Burton. Stone Left on
bases, Ladysmith Z: KEENAN, Struck
out. by Hayes 5: by Ahrenholtz 6.
Bases on balls. by Hayes 1 by Ahren-
holtz =. Double play. Peterson to Plu-
check Hit by pitched ball, Christian
son, Stone. Sacrifice hits Leonharl.
plucheck, Smith. Stolen bases, Chris
Hanson, GOttsacker, Hayes. Umpirns.
Curttright and Ward. Time Of game.
30
The Hornets. the Ladygmith junior
team. and the Bruce Bearcats, made
A double header of the afternoons dia-
mond events. In this game the Hor-
nets put it all over the Bearcats. Will
ming easily. 9 to ,. In Duchaine and
Simon. the locals had strong battery
and each of them made two scores.
RadlOff. shOrtstOp. attracted consider
able attention by his clever work.
There is a boy who will develop into
d strong player Young Doughty made
a fine fly catch in left field. Devereau.
a son of Dick" Devereau. is so small
the bat he made a hit with looked
Ia r0nr than ha did
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WARRANT ISSUED
AUTO THEFT CASE
Former Big Falls Man Sought
In Connection With
Matter

A warrant for the arrest of Gust
Mitchell. formerly of Big Falls, upon
complaint sworn to by A. +. Rob
rer, was issued by District Attorney
Davis, of Sawyer county. charging
Mitchell with theft of Velie auto
mobile owned by Rohrer & Johnson, of
this city. 1t is the car that was re-
ported to have been stolen several
weeks ago from COnmOr's lake summer
resort in Sawyer county.
Some weeks after the car was ia
KEN it was located at Lewiston, Mimi.
in a garage. When left at this garage
the car bore California number plates.
1t was through these plates that sus-
picion fell upon Mitchell. 1t is al
legged that Mitchell purchased the
number plates found on the car, from
ID. L. Fults, who returned from Cali
fornia early in June, with the plates
attached to his car.
Agent Lane, representative of The
Hartford Insurance Co. the company
which carried the insurance on the
"ar. has been active in gathering evil
dence in the case.
Mitchell is supposed to be i'll the
southwest.
The car was in bad condition when
left in the Lewiston garage.
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TOWN OF GRANT

VIM. Jenness is driving new truck
which he purchased some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Swain, of Lady
smith, called at the II. E. Scott home
Monday evening.
Mrs. G.. e. ShOemaker's health is
poor. She is staying with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tom Phillips, in Ladysmith.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Arnold left last
Monday for an extended visit with rel
atives in Minnesota and North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Pitts and chill
dren, of Knox, Ind. left on a tour to
Iowa, after a weeks visit at the At.
G. Phillips home
Mr. and Mrs. John Elder and family,
of BlOomer, visited few days at the
r. E. Scott home, and also with rela-
tives at Ladysmith and hurry.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN. IN FIRST
SPECIAL MUNICIPAL COURT,

SPECIAL MUNICIPAL COURT,
RUSK COUNTY
State Bank of Ladysmith. a banking
corporation. Plaintiff. VS.. 0. ]. Falge
and Harriet Falge. his wife, B. E.
French and Ruby A. French. his
wife, II. O. Wiesner and Anna NJ.
Wiesner. his wife. John Jipson and
Emma Jipson, his wife. and Rusk
County Bank. d banking corpora
ton, Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, to
the said defendants:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty GOD days after
the service of this summons, exclusive
of the day of service Of this summons,
and defend the above entitled action
in the court aforesaid and in case of
your failure so to do, Judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint. copy of
which is herewith served upon you
J. w. Carlow.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Postoffice Address: Ladysmith. RuSk
county. Wisconsin.
FIRST publication Aug. 10, 1921. 1920
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LOCAL & PERSONAL

insurance that 1nsures.-F. M. Doyle
Company.
Miss Lucille Kaufman, who had been
visiting friends here. returned to Min
neapolis Wednesday.
Miss Eva Van HOuten, of Weyer-
haeuser, is the guest of Mrs. Dixon
Boone, nee Audrey Hellander.
John Peterson and family will leave
Saturday for weeks visit with Mrs.
Pederson's sister at Morris. Mimi.
The condition of Miss Mildred Flora,
who has been in st. Mary's hospital
for ten days, is much improved.
Mrs FrOna Schram. Tomahawk,
Mrs. Frank Bibelhausen and r. f.
Zierer, Shawano. were here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Mary Optenbrg.
Mrs Leo Englesby returned home
Wednesday night from Minneapolis.
While in the city she leased home
fer the winter. suitable one not be-
ing obtainable here.
Prof NJ Lewis, who will again be
at the head of the city schools the
coming School year, was in from the
Lewis ranch on Tuesday. The Lewis
family will occupy the Hensler house
on West Fourth-st.
Miss Margaret Leblanc attended the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Leblanc which was celebrated at
their home near hurry. August 3. Miss
Margaret and her sister. Miss Angel
inc. are nieceS of Mr.. and Mrs Her.
Ean Leblanc.
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BRUSHING CONTRACT LET

Louis Lemberg has the contract TO
cut out the brush on new road from
the Chas. Berger corner, which is one
mile east and half mile north Of
Dairy Center. and is busy doing it.
About half of the land along this
new road is sold TO settlers and the
balance will be sold this fall, so that
next year there will be a new string
Of homes on each side of the road.
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WEIRGOR

Mrs. Amelia Humphrey and her
father were Exeland visitors last Fri
day.
Don Harper caem home from Hay
ward Saturday evening to spend Sun
day.
John Peterson. of Chicago. is here
for a visit at the Andrew Haynes and
Chris Steve homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Martin, of Mil
waukee, are spending the week with
Mrs. Nellie Harper.
George Piunfz went to Ladysmith
Saturday evening to visit his wife,
who is at the hospital
Mrs. Smith, of Mason City, Iowa,
visited her sister. Mrs. Albert john
son. Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mr.. Beebe who has been staying at
his sons home for some time left Sat
urday for his home at Soldiers Grove.
Wis.
Misses Beatrice and Mildred Car
ter returned to their home, after a
visit of a few days at the Ellison
home.
Mrs Nellie Harper and son, Don,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. A.
Haynes and son, Anna Jacobson and
A. Molmberg attended the dedication
of the church at Brunette Sunday.
NANTED-B0ARDERS
BOOMERS and boarders, near high
school. Phone 215. 1929
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FANS PLEASED
AS LOCALS WIN
Ladysmith Ball Team Stage
Comeback Playing Ken
nan Sunday

comeback" Sunday when the home
boys took the KEENAN, team into camp
to the tune of Z to 4. Although Pit
cher Hayes strikeouts numbered only
three, he pitched good game. re-
ceiving strong support. Peterson 4
new man on the team, played the sec
ond bag in fine shape and made two of
til seven scores Catcher GOttSacker
also scored twice. The game was well
played and in shorter time than pre-
viOus contests, and the fans were
we'll DleaSed
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NCOTt UV IIIHIISS
Hornets O O 2 O 8 o 2 x-0
Bear Cats0 O 1 0 0 0 o 0 Il
Summary-Earned runs. Hornets I:
Bear Cats l. Two-base hit, Simon.
Left on bases. Hornets 8; Bear Cats
I. Struck out by Duchaine 8: by
Keith :. Bases Oh balls. by Duchaine
,; by Keith 1. Stolen bases, Simon.
Duchaine (4). Radloff. Ohlfs, Z. Nc
Goey, Z. Mccoy. Faser, Heron, Keith,
Prtchard. st. Louis, Hogan. UNI
Dire. Backus. Time of game. 40.