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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26

. MRS. And: Hustad visited in. VILE
mar Wednesday, >~~r-.,,.. III ~:
Mrs. Geo. Jonicks of Willmar Wis.
tied: with relatives here Monday. !.
See US about: apples. C.. p. Mad
sen g. Co, 3rd and Pacific ave. Phone
Mrs. Hans: Lewis, went to Kan
diyohi Thursday to visit with, Mrs.
Elvin .JollmEon. .~ H., ~,
" -Tan!ac is made of roots. herbs
and ,barks and contains no minerals
or, orTates. Carlson Bros. ADV. IS
George Alvig left Monday. for
Morris where he is enrolled at the
university Farm School. =,
Ole Larson Visited at Wegdahl
for a couple of days last week, re-
turning on Thursday. 49,.
! Cabbage for Sauerkraut. &c Is.
G. p: Madsen g. Co., 3rd and Pacific
Ave.. Phone 500. 49,. -. i,
" Rev. and Mrs. A: Mode of Kerk.
hoven motored to this city on bust
ness trip last Thursday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26
WILL: ADDRESS: FARMERS
Meeting. at 0scar*L dblad'< Place
!. i. Near Svea: Saturday; Even: =
i = ing; Nov. 5th

:: E. A. Steward, agricultural engin-
eer from the University of Minnesota,
will be present to address farm
meeting to be held at Oscar Lindblads
place east of svea on Saturday even
ing, November '5th, at s O'Clock. Water
system, sewage disposal,.heating and
lighting for the: average farm will be
taken up, and discussed. Farm build
ings, including plans and arrange
ments for new buildings and rear.
engagements. in: old buildings: will also
he taken up at this meeting, Everyone
interestedt'is invited to attend. espe-
cfally. the women folks:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26

their home while here with the, Alfred
Meistad family. u.s. - -
Jacob Everspn& and his brother ALI
were around in the community last
Friday afternoon locking. for corn
shredding jobs. S. -. zss5
Stella Sunde saleslady at the VIM.
Ga!anter store at Paynesville spent
last Sunday: at her parental home:
We, are glad to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Marks of Heron Lake
have come to stay in the community
during the winter. Friends and nei-
ghbors are welcoming them and hope
they will. feel at home among us. They
are making their home ut Mr.. and
Mrs George sE. Nelson's onsthe beau
tiful shore on the.1south side, Of Lake
KorOnis.: .@'1 $50 = 'ss7, ~:
The, seeland, family were Paynes-
vile callers the latter part of last
week, :, - ~ s.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Alfred Christensen
who have been at Oluf Christensen s
at Outlook, Sask:, Can, left that place
last Thursday but stop for a visit
at Fort Ransom, N: D., with Mrs. H.
Rufsvold. She is a. sister, of Mr..
Christensen
'Nettie and Thea Benson sang a
duet at the: young: peoples festival in
the .Nordland church last: Sunday ev-
ening, and they did well.
: night police in Willmar was shot
in his breast, this week, but he, had a
book in his inner pocket and the bull
let landed on that, which saved. his
life. s+<2 -
Homer Curtiss. hauled hay from the
town of Roseville to- town. of Irving
last Saturday. He. had two teams,
one tied to the first. wagon, which -e
drove, and thus he was able to get
home two loads of hay at the, time.
Well done. ...>; =
The very sad news reached us last
Saturday that the son-in.law of Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Christensen. Henry
Rufsvold of Fort Ransom, N. d., who
has been sick since the first part OF
August, died on Friday evening" The
cause of his death was from many all
ments. He leaves a wife (nee Anna
Christenson( and: one, son, Melvin, 5
years old, and one sister and some
brothers with. many other relatives
and friends and an aged mother 80
years old, to mourn the loss of kind
husband, father, SON and neighbor.
The bereaved ones have the deepest
sympathy of all their. neighbors and
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. A: Christensen and
son George left, by car last Sunday
morning for Fort. Ransom, N. D., to
attend the funeral of Henry: Rufsvold,
which was held on Tuesday, the 25th
of October.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Emerson re.
turned home last week after having
pleasant trip to the twin cities.
Jennie Storlie is still unable to at
tend, school in Paynesville but is i'm
proving sOme., w..
George Christensen had the mishap
last Friday to fall down on the ground
and suffered much pain in his side, On
Saturday he went to see the doctor in
Paynesyille who told him one rib
was broken. Hope for his speedy re-
covery.' f.. @...
lMr. and Mrs. S. M. Susag, Tena
Kjelleberg, and Jennie Sunde called
on the M. Christensen family last
Saturday. afternoon.
Mrs. H. C. Hanson returned from
Minneapolis last Saturday evening by
way of Grove City. -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26
IRVING

Oct. 24-Mr. and Mrs Carsten Vol
will hold concert in the Nordland
church in41rving on Sunday evening,
at 1880. All are welcome. =
The leaves are now falling fast
from the trees. "A sign that winter is
soon here. Z
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church met at Fred SmithsOn's last
Thursday afternoon. !
= Helen. Olson is taking care. of her
sister, Mrs, Horace Sheldon while the
latter is sick.
L.. Sterile was a Paynesville caller
last Tuesday accompanied by his dau-
ghter Jennie who was consulting a
doctor for her health. - - -
The, creamery. board of the Hawick
Creamery association met for their
monthly business at Fred Smithson' S
last week. =,
Mrs, P. J.. jacobson returned home
from Minneapolis the first part of last
week, ~ y
A mistake. was made in the report
recently stating that O. B. Thorson
and son Palmer visited at A. M. Lun-
de's at ,Spicer: It was O. B. and K. J..
Thorson and also Nels Peterson Of
New london.
Conrad Thorson who is employed
at the American Motor Company at
Minneapolis arrived at Paynesvil1e
last week for a. short visit with his
parents and other friends in the
country. -. i.
THE Ladies. Aid of the Nordland
church. met at the home of Mrs. J. O..
Nelson lat HawickY last Wednesday at
ternoon: and many were: present. =
Mrs. :Hartvig Hanson who has been
visiting with her: son. John near Sc
dan returned home on, Sunday, the
18th of. October.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26

Chairman G. r. Baker Com.
pletes Stiff Of kters for
: 1900 County Dive

The scHnty s. quptassis $l33OO0 s vs..
+ Chairmen for the several v illages,
who have, the cOsoperatiou Of school
supe rintendents, teaeherssAnd others,
are: 80. s. l 5t.s.ss 80 ~: -,
Atwater- Ned: L. LARSON T.
Kandiyohi-Esd. Backlund. -: -. 50
!, New, Lond on-=Vi ctor E. Holm. y
PennDck-J.ss b. @FlDren: -
:: RaymDnd = -H:s C. 4aesecke.,, -, : =
! &ipicer- I: r. NJ. F,indley.
School chill dren all over. the county
are making gifts to the fund,
:, WEamar. solicitation in the: resi-
Dental district: is under the direction
OF: the Women's Civic Club. Mrs.
Thomas Kfng.the, club president, has
named ward chairmen as follows:
!: First ward--Mrs. IT: F: Porter.
? SECOND ward :-:Mrs.>>C. D.. Redeem
=, Third ward Mrs. Geo: Sanderson.
Fourth ward:--Mrs. Geo. O.: Bro
haugh.. -. -: i,
= Under their direction. work, in the
wards: is organized. In addition to
undertaking: this work. the club has
voted a gift Of $25 from, the club to
the Bowling Memorial: Fund. The
Monday afternoon Club has made. a
gift of $2O:; " Z K! +, l.. -.
Members, rot the: committee for. the
business section, of the city of Will
mar: ares. E. C. Wellin,: Judge T. O..
Gnbert.:H:: B, Iidstone, WI Ruddy,
O.. R. Berkness, Ed. Benson. H. S. Pc
terson, DR.. Frost and DR.. Malmgren.
t: LIN the country the. rural school. is
made: the unit with the. teacher as
chairman. The work will be under
taken in the rural schools upon the
opening of the. schools following the
teachers institute, The teacher will
accept the, gifts Of the, people, of the
school: district community as we'll, as
those. of, the school children.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26
PENDING RAILDoAD;- STAKE

!: Five? railroad brotherhoods are sches
duledotea go on a. general strike beEinr
ming next Sunday, unless some compros
mise can be effected by the U. S. Labor
Board. AS the 'brotherhoods have, re-
fused; to stand by. the shopmen in theif
grievances, the: latter have agreed not
to- strike, at this time It appears. that
a strike will be welcomed by the inter.
ests, as a! means, as, they. hope, of. des-
troying. the unions. Having debated the
farmers they now will use the condiz
tions. of agriculture as an excuse for
debating. labor :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26

: d and John Hanson Of Se-
jan former resiientss Of this COM
munttY had a baby girl bern into
their family recently. All is well.
ions are extended.
John Hanson -of Sedan took his
mother home by auto on Sunday, the
10th Of October. q. y
3. The girls societysof the Nordland
cnurcn met at N. A. Christenson's
last Saturday. ,s - !
s. Conrad Olson and Conrad Peterson
CARED at L." e. Larson's on Tuesday
afternoon of last week. - a;ss:.
NE. and Mrs: o.. u Susag of SEQ
hey, Mont, celebrated their 10th wed
ding anniversary on Tuesday, Octo-
;bers 18th; Their many friends and
arelatlVes extend hearty cOngratula.
tom; ~ !. 81 H. - = sS%s- y
Mrs. H. p. Hanson of Scobey, Mont,
called on the C. Christianson family
on Saturday of last week.
H. Conrad Olson and Conrad. Thorson
3Iepalred. f.. J. Thorson's. automobile
last, week. ,,--~-7
Anna Honebrink OF Irving who was
Just about ready toAleave ST. paul af
terya surgical operation in hospital
there stopped in a department store
and: there left her purse in the rest
room 90 containing all her, money. The
purse was not found so she had to
give up: going, home. She came. to
81: PAU last month and got out Of the
hospital the 18th of October.
s Mlcala Simonson left for Willmar
the first part of last week and went
on to Montevideo where she preached
last. Sunday,
{, ]. Martin Larson's were out on. Lake
2koron1s last Thursday, afternoon.
:. EneSzion choir met for song prac-
Ilce lne the: church on "Wednesday ev.
ening.
II o.. A: Bengson and r. R.. Ruffcorn
or Minneapolis representatives of the
home and School Educational Soci-
ely, OF Chicago, canvessed the COM
3mun1ty last week. selling the Homa
and School Reference Books: Dist.
~ bought a set of same books con-
sisting of 10 volumes.
Conrad Olson and Conrad Thorson
were entertained for supper at S. M.
susag:s last Wednesday evening.
s a, young peoples meeting with pro-
gram was held in the Zion church on
Friday evening. -, .-
81 The @Ladies> Aid Of the Zion church
met at Mrs. Anton Randahl:s last
Thursday afternoon and as the roads
were fine and ideal weather manv
were present. =,
: A. Nelson Of Litchfield canvassed
; the community last Thursday selling
the aDelco electric light plant. ~,
Hans E. Peterson and the Jebb
Bros shipped a carload of stock from
Paynesvil!e last week.
: The. butcher of Paynesville N Gas
out in the country on business last
Thursday afternoon.
= " M. Knutson Of Hawick' did some
acksnlith work for S: M. Susag last
Monday. -.
Jens Gron!ic intenGs to build a. liv.
ick this fall.
Ii ssErick Erickson of Irving is the
owner: of a, new Ford car bot recent
.ly. .. ~ -
! Mrs. s. @: Susag has taken the Job
of spinning some wool yarn for Mrs.
Lewis Myhre and Mrs Julia Hill, both
OF, Kerkhoven.
8 Sophus Susag, sold some cattIe to
the butcher at Paynesville which he
Rauled in last Friday.
Miss Nora Olson of Irving who for
some time has been employed at a
restaurant near fScobey, Mont, re-
turned home last week. She prefers
Minnesota rather than Montana.
/. Mrs. H. P. Hanson and daughter,
Or1ene of Scobey, Mont, are making
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26

l4Re City Couhch: of willmar return
llfAst THursd& EVENING from a, three
l4afed number: Qf towns to- Investigate
,ifSd I, numbers Of towns to investigate
bxihg; .probleuis: They travelled 656
Nlhl and pa ssed thru eighteen counties.
& Aecolhtt Of this Interesting trip was
l 9ded out, of4*this' issue Of the Tri-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26
!. ! Il RED s CROSS MEETING

sAn urgent apppa! IS made. to the
volunteer workeEsr OF the Red Cross
to- meet. at the Library basement on
Wednesday, Nov. End, at 2 o'clock for
ths}purpose of:.getting clothing ready
feisthe needy in the county.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26
ENTERTAINED.

It'll. Maria Erickson. of4New London
s&1e4a llncheon Wed esday- after
moot to: about, thirty4five friends in
hun ffs 81 her Daughter; Mabel; a bride
ofatf3bS week. ; =. : =. -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26
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aaokE; WRIST

t.s.sos;;sz; Broke WRIST
:I6hn Normtfe fractured the wrist of
l,.s >tieht arm while cranking his. mo- me
TOT near,. The break was set at the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26
IN MEMoRtkNes

In loving memory OF Our dear hus-
band and father. who passed away
three sad years ago today, Oct. 18th,
1913. :, - = - :':$F :: y,
He bid no one a. last farewell, - =
He said goodbye to none;
His loving heart had ceased to beat
Before we knew he, was.gone
He is gone but not forgotten,
The one We loved 50 well,
O; father, how. we miss you,
No words can ever tell
Mrs. Ida Olsen. -,,S.
Evangeline, Russell and Miner.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26
NEvt1ucdNllaAli

Miss Luslla George 81 Minneapolis:
has been engaged by the Willmas>
Hospital and Clinic as the laboratory.
technician. She has been occupied
the past three years at the Gardner
and Peppard Clinic at Minneapolis.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-05

LOR many years the Standard Oil
T. Company New Jersey has main
tanned special division of its staff
whose activities are devoted en-
tirely to the development of new
products and the constant improve
ment of those already being manu-
featured. A large share of The
work of this Development Depart
ment centers around the produc-
ton and quality of Standard"
Motor Gasoline.
AS result of continuous research
work and exhaustive, practical road
tests conducted by this Department,
we are able TO announce the pro-
duction of a decidedly improved
quality of gasoline.
The Standard" Motor Gasoline
which is now Obtainable at every
Standard" filling pump is inn
proved not only in one particular
respect but in every way that has
a bearing on the actual perform
ance of motors.
The average gasoline user is not
aware Of the large number of fac
tors that govern the quality of gaso-
STANDARD OIL CO
This is The frstcf a series Of inform
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-05
EUery n,otorist should profit
BY this announcement

line he buys. In fact, he usually
doesn't care about the factors. He
is interested, first, last and always,
in the quality as it is delivered to
him. So, without wealth of tech
meal information, the mOtOrist
measures gasoline quality by one,
and what is after all the final, de-
Gliding test, namely-its behavior
in his motor.
Gasoline must be good not i'm one
respect but in all respects, To make
it seem better, even to an expert,
without really being better, is not
an Improvement. Our present prod
uct is really better from every
standpoint-so much so that you
will quickly notice the difference.
1t has never been the practice of this
company to claim economies and
technical merits for its products
which the average motOrist could
not prove for himself. Give "Stand-
ard Motor Gasoline trial. This is
all we ask you TO do. We are con-
fident that, purely on the basis offs
performance and economy, you will
use il regularly. Try it today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
LITTL.ETON

Nrs. e W. %'rum has returned home
after a months sIa& VIII relatives IN
NoundsSilic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison Lemley lett
Monday f,n their HON" In New Phil.
afolrl;a. ohio. after Il short visit here
with friends
Mrs. Laura Bradley Richards and
little snn. # Hampton Roads Va. are
Spending 4 f"w days here with relatives
Mrs. q; Erriicy Is icndns tn" week
end With friends IN Warrington.
Mrs. Francis Fl"Shwat"r. # Bethany
spent the week end herr with her
mother.
Mrs. &. =. MareEi vas shopping In
Wheeling Monday.
Mrs. Hill is visiting her DAUGHTER
Mrs. : J.. Carney. In harrisburg. t"r 4
few days
Mrs. George Smith yer" pleasantly
entertained nc Ladies' Aid society ar
the NJ r. church at her homo ~ Rail-
road street Thursday afternoon.
Misc Eliza MrMaster<. Of Mounds
VIZ" : VISITING relatives her" for a
few days
John Faiths. who IS employed In
V.h,.liv4. spent Saturday and sunday
her" with his family.
4
vii, friends in R"uw"od.
Miss AGNES Garrison. 90 M'Mc"h"n'
srrn, ~" wrr, cnI her" with her
! rarth,r Mr! F:..ru Garrison.
Bet lIrrdrrs IL. WI" ! "mrl"y"l az
Jn,ksnuhurg spent TN week end NJ his
! home here
Dr. and Mrs ". r. Lcmley hn'" r"-
! tn. I'd home &ftrr visiting I"ia'ii"H IN
! Na,n. el,ur., rnr Il few halS.
NJ. LANES Hamilton and son. laul.
! left MoY!ay for Huntington. where
| ;hcv Nill \ isi' friends for few d. s.
Hurry CARLY md son and dausht"T
! artcaJr,l ia. Wc;2ei county tair Satur'
'lIV.
/ NJ. ard NJ. J.. y, Wrtzcl and son,
| Louis. ur F-l:r.on'. spent I'll" week end
! her" win friends
! Dr. Anderson VAS business visitor
! IA Wheeling saturday
| Mr. and Mr.. Charles Anderson ar"
! Si.ru,lluu Il r,w days with friends N
| N,w NarijusNilir.
! W. u. rr"" M family spent sun
d?v with relatives III Warrington.
Mr.. e. do il."dcrs'r. ~ NrNShHrE
j. v-si:irc her rar"n'e. Mr.. and Mrs
r. Owen.
NJ. : = N,ir,- Ms >h"rr,n. in
WI Sing Th"r$'ia>
; NJ al NJ. Clarence i'arnhart loft
/ T,..,ia> trr W...j"u where they vii,
: r...;.,. their lU'ui, lowe.
II = l:':"'"''. "f Whr"irs. VAS a
: business 10y h"'" M"niay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
FIFTEEN

Tho home Of his parents. AI; apl \
Vubinson OF FIX avenue and $Stn e4
Mr Henry l.. Bryan Of Wegt
street has been confined TO biz 41a
this week with complication o. ~"
uIrit5
MemIrrs ri Tho =. &. 10. ball team.
several i"rai relatives and few ot4ef
friends sesf. day accompanied to HIS
for home 1T Webster. Pa. the remains
Of Mr.. Raymond i'i'rr" who was fatally
Injured Monday afternoon In an acc
dent at Webb mine. III" young "a
hDd played baseball with the shadyS
team most of ~ '.'''''''-r was wild
..wwn and popular In this vicinity.
Mrs. Mi.IAm ..~"..., III i&ig tun-XR
shopping in town Tuesday atternoo
Her little son, who recently suAereq =
broken hip. continues to improve 2 2ns
will likely be confined 70 ms ose ION
eight or ten weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beatty ana 94uSn-
ters, Miss Myra and Nrs. Grace dILls.
Of Wegee. spent Sunday with Mr. eno
Mrs. G. n. Updegrsff Of Lincoln avenue.
Members or the Ladies class OF 4o
hold Halloween party late this monln
nt The home Of Mrs. Ressell Samm944
4 similar social affair last season W.
greatly enjoyed by those VINO "eO
Word was received here on Tuesday
that Mr. William Miller son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. u. Miller Of Avondale 10 Seri-
Vusly III In Hickory. \. G. with mata1 1
fever Mr. Miller has been emp!oyeo
for several months in Georgia ana ne
company doing road construction. he
Is chief time-keeper for the hrm.
Rev. ard Mrs. W. T. knight ana tWo
dauchtt-s spent Sunday With relatives
at Elm Grove. u..h.a,.t
rburSh will meet this evening at the
home Of Mrs. John Bsrth on Ceptr0
Mrs, G. 4. Messerly of Lincoln avenue
bag returned from visit with relatives
. at Darlington. pr.
ans club was a social event Of Tussaly
evening 1T the home Of Mrs. r. c. Farts
Teachers Of the school were honor
guests Of tlH organization.
Because cf the large number OF esu-
dents in the high schoo! this trcer tne
faculty has been increased by one
teacher. Miss cutler Of MaxourH. %
arrived Tuesday to lake charge OF eoms
OF the classes in the commercial! ana
English departments.
The first number Of the season en-
tsrtajnmrnt course will be given 10 tpS
school auditorium Friday evening
Miss Margnrc; Hall OF Columbus 10
srcnd:ng Il few days here with her
grandmother, Mrs. H. =. keyser Oh
Hvnadalr nd other relatives.
Members of the Aid soriety OF the N.
T. church are now selling tickets tor
The comedy. THE Minister'S wires New
Bgunri" which they are TO present ~
/ the school auditorium on the evening
! Of October 21st.
Mr.. calvin Thompson Is compile ting
extensive improvements m;'de 4"
house which he owns op lot ADJOINING
his own residence property The repairs
viii bc completed with thorough
mining
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
IRON REVIEW

49,, :. w.. I,rN
N .,,,.,,.,,, Of IT,. iron
\i'. - 49, ~ H.' .,...,,,.
"n1 $500 N."''. .',, in
'"' 49,. .,.,.., i.,ri, low
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..;.. 4. -. st"'l
.r..d,. <..,i - - SAY i."'ni ~ t"N'r
fr,iol. IN ...I il. III i".sIhN 81"
90.
,,...., :,,.. h.. .....r ma. a rali tg"n
.,,.. ,..I >,,. lr"!.i,rrs tor l"W"o
....,.,,. .il....i.,;r 20, ..s.-'n"$-. ''.G
,.., ,>r,.-,...I g.. IT,. ~.,i," uulr'yE'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13

GrunraI N"SplIal in Wheeling where he
l:u,j.rw.nt an operation for appr!.|'' i''s.
1annock Briefs
N.ssr- Elli- beckett and ". q. 1ta!cs
md guest. Inhn cook Of Iowa ""rc hNs-
.ross ,is.r"r. IN raI.G on Monday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Wilit.w Ra"rr arc re-
r,icjpE v,er Ii: arrival Of " son
Mes.rs Y. =. MrNarr aud john 10y
I,r lief, the FRS: "t the week for To-
lido on lusirrc*s triir
Mrs. ". l.. Hayes IL c'rhnHG 10 her
home suffering from an attack "t tom
slliiis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Speers ard Mrs. Mary
cannon r-iurred &" their IN
Wheeling the first Of til" weeh "'ter
IrAyf visit WITH their sister, MIS- J. H.
H.yd and dbp- ends.
Wayne Hayes is suffering from an
attack Of mumps.
Hss:rs William Hayes and guest Jno,
Cook II Iowa were entertained al :
O'Clock dinner A. tn" HON" OF MI. ana
Mrs. John J.. CJnard north - tnlon'
town oil Tuesday.
Mrs. Frances ';"rsett Stil remains
Ir q critical condition al the hume OF
her son. John GoSsett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

chicago. OCT. l2.~at;!". receipts
1,pu": curn-fcd steers And ycar!InSs'
mostly "jc higher: Others strong Spots
Li,.hrr. pr,inr yrlrIlnES. ION: buik
heet steers. 600 io.uN: she-stock
strong ~ l5c higher: calves StnGkers
and feeders strong; best Evalcrs. leu =
HOO: bulls steady.
lower than Tuesdays average; closed
lowest time: huldovcr light: top early.
>.>": ia>c top, So. bulk lights and
lieht butchers. SIS: hulk packing snws
40 2, 80: pigs. ljc 70 2Ic lower; bulk
desirable kinds around 500.
steady: fat sheep StronG: feeder lambs
SLOW. steady to lower; native lambs
top. o.25: bulk. 30: cullS. mostly
Il. 90; desirable western lambs larE'!y
T"J: we,herS. So; fat native ewes
as down: feeders largely IIpb -"
g few At I.IS.
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