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The Home news., 1921-06-03

Shaw Brothers who operate a garage at Hickory Ridge were here the first of the week buying Ford and Fordson parts from Riggs Brothers.
 Mrs. Carl Patton and baby, and sister, little Miss Amelia Hargis, spent Thursday and today, Friday, with Mrs. T. L. Summers at McClelland.
 MT. w. w. Clay returned Sunday to his home at Bald Knob after spending a few days he1e the guest of Messrs J. D. Ransom and G. .. Bevels.
 Mrs. Mollie West of Ray mond and MT. and Mrs. Bob Cheshire of Cotton Plant were guests, Sunday, of the formers daughter, Mrs. w: B. Fakes and MT. Fakes.
 Mrs. R. H. Mcdonald of Weldon is in Little Rock with her little daughter, Chrystine, who underwent an operation Thursday. We are glad to note the little one is improv- ing
The Home news., 1921-06-03

MT. T. w. Bunch is having a five room bungalow built in the Lewis addition. The home will cost around $500.
 MT. H. c. Shearer, manager of the Washington Cotton Oil Company's gin, transacted business in Memphis Wednes- day.
 Messrs w. E. Mccain, cashier of the Bank of Me- Crory, and H. D. Angus, the feed man spent Sunday and Monday in Memphis.
 Mrs. R. l.. Fraser and little son, R. Lee will leave tomor- row, Saturday, for Brook haven Miss, where they will be gone a month visiting the formers mother, Mrs. s. l.. Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Jerni- gan and children, went to Cave City this week, making the trip overland in their Ford sedan. They are guests of Mrs. Jernigan's relatives and will return home next week. Riggs Brothers report the following sales the past week: Ford one ton truck to Walter Jimerson of Augusta, Ford five passenger car to J. R. Ac- ton of Fair Oaks and a Ford five passenger car to c. E. Lee of Little Rock.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Morris and son, Gerald, and Mrs. A. s. Thompson, of DeView, and Mrs. Jack Trice of Cotton Plant, attended the gradua- tion of the formers daughter, Minnie, at Galloway College, Searcy, Tuesday night.
 Misses Kathleen and Roger Lewis and Messrs Roger Fakes. Wade Jeffries, Elma Wilder, Ellis Arnof, Lester Lewis, Earle Winfree, Winfree Chaney and Walter Jeffries at tended the dance in Augusta Thursday night.
The Home news., 1921-06-03

Rev. w. T. Breedlove of 'Tillar, was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. B. Brewster, this week.
 MT. Blaylock, rice grower of Hickory Ridge was in McCrory Tuesday buying parts for his Fordson from Riggs Brothers.
The Home news., 1921-06-03
MATLOCK-MASEY

/ Married: MT. w. A. Mat lock, 32, of McCrory, and Miss Ada Massey, Is, of Cotton Plant, were quietly married at the home of the officiating jus tice, Esq. R. A. Jones of Me Crory, Sunday, May 29, 1921, at II 80 a. m.
The Home news., 1921-06-03

Born: Saturday, May IA, 1921 to MT. and Mrs. E e. Caudle of Hilleman, twin boys.
 Mrs. B. F. Albritton and daughter, Mrs. J. E. Bullock, of Memphis, who were guests of the formers father, MT. J. s. Haggard last week, re- turned home Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
.HILLARD IS GIVEN
MINIMUM SENTENCE

Jess S. Hillard was fined 500 and
sentenced to the Indiana State Re-
formatory at Jacksonville for an in
determinate sentence of from one to
FIVE years after pleading guilty before
Judge Bond in Wayne circuit court
Thursday morning. to issuing fraudu-
lent checks.
Hillard has been held in the local
Jail for the past 60 days after having
been taken into custody in Louisville,
KY, having gone there from Hamilton,
o. He was accompanied to the court
room by his wife, two infant children,
and his father and mother.
William H. Kelley, Jr, appeared in
court to plead for the young man
and appealed to the court to suspend
the sentence contingent with the
crime. The number of offenses com
mitted by Hillard was deemed suffi-
Gent to cause the court to pronounce
the minimum sentence.
Hillard was charged with having
issued a check on the Citizens Ma
tional bank of Liberty, for $50. This
was drawn in favor of his brother,
Herbert Hillard, who cashed it at the
Credit Apparel company. The prose.
cutor in asking that sentence be not
suspended stated that checks and
notes amounting to about 5000 had
been drawn by Hillard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
POLICE SEIZE STILL
AND WHISKY IN RAID

Arthur Fitzgerold was arrested by
police officers at 10 p. m. at his home,
107 North Fourth street, Wednesday
night charged with manufacturing
corn whiskey in violation of the state
liquor law. A small still, several gal
Ions of corn mash, and nine quarts of
corn whiskey were brought to police
headquarters by the officers conduct
ing the raid.
The still was complete in every de-
tail although rather small. The boil
er was copper and was heated by a
small gas torch. A cooler was attach
ed to the paraphenalia.
Fitzgerold was lodged in the county
! Jail and will be arraigned before
Judge Bond on a charge of manufac-
turing corn whiskey.
Police have had the information of
the alleged illegal manufacture of
liquor for several days, it is said, and
have delayed their raid until sure that
sufficient evidence for a conviction
could be secured.
Fitzgerald is married and about 40
years old. He is a painter by trade.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
five FIRMS BID FOR
SEWER CONSTRUCTION

Five firms made bids for the laying
of the sewer on South Seventh street,
from Main to South C, then west to
the sewer in Sixth street, at the board
of works meeting Thursday morning.
Three of the bidders were local con-
Germs, while the other two are from
Columbus, o.
Each bidder gave prices on 48-inch
and 60-inch pipe. 1t will take 1,07414
feet of 60-inch pipe and 1,142k feet
of 48-inch pipe to accomplish the job.
The board was to meet Thursday aft
ernoon with the city engineer to learn
the best estimates. Action by the
board will be announced next Monday.
Hearing on the North Third street
proposal to widen the street where
the G. & o. railroad crosses North D
street was continued until Thursday,
April T. To make this change, it will
be necessary to cut through property
owned by Emily A. Gregory, Linnie c.
| Moore, ]. Steel, Henry Holzapfel and
Bernard A. Kennepohl.
Failure to receive a report from ap-
| praisers who are to allow property
owners damages, caused the postpone
| ment. When the cut is made, it will
| cause the removal of the home owned
| by Mrs. Gregory, and split in hait d
grocery owned by her 1t is evident
that the widening will be contested by
property holders. The board, however,
according to one of it's members, has
! long considered the widening of the
street at this point because of the
/ present dangerous proximity to the
, railroad. Vehicles, it is claimed, are
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Women to Discuss Dance
Pavilion Project Friday

A meeting of the Woman's section
of the Chamber of Commerce will be
held at o'clock Friday afternoon, in
the offices of the organization, located
in the X. of P. building for the purpose
of electing a delegate to the open
forum of the chamber of commerce.
The matter of locating a public
dance pavilion in the Glen Miller park
will also be discussed at the meeting
and the women will be given an op-
portunity to express their opinion of
the matter.
Speakers for both. sides of the ques-
ton will be present according to the
statement of officials.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
LEGION To DECORATE
GRAVES OF VETERANS
BURIED IN FRANCE
(By Associated Press,

INDIANAPOLIS, March 81 The
grave of every American soldier who
died abroad during the World war will
be decorated on Memorial Day by the
American Legion.
In a bulletin, sent today by, Lcmuel
Bolles, notional adjutant, to all posts
of the Legion a call was made for con-
trfbutions to bear tine expense. The
burden of the cost, the bulletin said,
rests with the members of the Legion,
but public contributions also will be
accepted
Relatives of men, who fell abroad,
may have a special floral offering or
decorations placed on the graves, the
plan for such service being detailed in
the Legion's announcement.
Legion to Perform Service.
Another Memorial Day is approach
ing" said the bulletin. Thousands of
our comrades still sleep on foreign soil,
in compliance with the desires OF rel
I atives that they rest forever on the
battle fields where they fell. But few
of the relatives of the fallen can go to
Europe to lay a Memorial wreath on
the grave of the dear departed AS
last year, the American Legion will
perform this holy service.
COMMITTEES have been formed In
France and Great Britain, composed
largely of Legion men. Posts in Eng
land, France, Belgium and Germany,
cooperating with these committees,
will see that every overseas grave of
ran American soldier is as fittingly
decorated as if all our comrades slept
in the soil of the homeland
Comply With Wishes.
There will be instances in which
relatives of our fallen camrades will
wish a particular scheme Of decor
f. ,ations carried out, or they may wish to
contribute a certain amount of money
TO be used for decorating a grave in
a manner conforming to their ideas
In this event, the American Legion can
render distinct service by accepting
the request and transmitting it with
the amount of money contributed with
an individual communication. All
available data concerning the location
of the particular grave to be decorated
should likewise be transmitted.
contributions from the public will
be accepted and the Legion will be
glad to have any and all patriotic
citizens make use of our organization
in this annual tribute to our fallen
The Legion, will receive, disburse and
account for all moneys rendered fol-
the purpose. but Commander Galbraith
does not feel that the contribution
from the American Legion should be
less than the amount called for and
that contributions from the public
should not be allowed to reduce the
amount contributed by members Of the
Legion. He wishes to emphasize ou1
individual obligation to our own de
larted"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31

false pretenses We're filed against him.
Pullen shot himself in the head as
he was entering the city hall in Gus
tody of the police He confessed to
having issued checks under the name
of Bert Nieuman, an assumed name,
which he said was his mothers maid
en- name.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
George Williams Held on
Charge of Petit Lmcen,

George Williams, colored, was ar
raigned before Judge Bond Thursday
morning and pleaded not guilty to a
charge of petit larceny. He was first
arrested on charge of obtaining mon
ey under false pretense, which was
later changed to petit larceny. His
trial will be early in the April session
of the Wayne circuit court
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Vance Pullen Recorders;
Placed in County .J0iI

Vance Pullen, who attempted to
commit suicide by shooting himself in
the head after being arrested by Of
ffcer McNally last Tuesday, was taken
from Reid Memorial hospital to the
county Jail Thursday morning, and
charges of obtaining money under
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Death Angel Summons
Samuel H. Amick, so

Samuel A. Amick SO years old, died
at his home. 123 National road west,
at o'clock Thursday morning. He is
survived by the widow, four sons, Earl,
of New Albany; Ernest, of Vincennes;
( Ralph and Carl, of this city. Funeral
arrangements will be announced later.
Friends may call at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Paints Landscape Before
Junior Art Association

Francis Brown artist painted
landscape in oils before the Junior
Art association Thursday afternoon,
when it met in the art gallery to hold
the meeting postponed from Tuesday.
An informal talk on painting also was
given by the artist.
Election of officers was to be held.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Moose to Hold Memorial
Exercises Next Sunday

The Loyal order of Moose will hold
it's annual memorial service next Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
lodge hall on North Tenth street. All
Moose and their families are urged to
Attend. The public is also invited.
Rev. L. E. Murray will deliver the ad-
dress
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
MANNlx cohFERS

ROME, March 31.-Archbishop Dan
lei J. Mannix of Melbourne, AustraIia
who arrived in this city late last wees
from England held long conferenc0
on the Irish situation with Cardinal
Gasparri, Papal secretary of state, yes
terday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31

too close to the tracks when driving
on North Third street near North d.
for safety.
The resolution for changing the
grade of the National road was adopt
ed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Harry Morley, is, Dies
at Home in Miiddleboro

Harry Morley. 16 years old, died at
his home on the Middleboro pike, at
o'clock Thursday morning. He is
survived by father and mother, five
brothers and six sisters. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced later
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24
paynespine

Die erite monatli6e @eriammlune
6es men orgamiiierten BaDnesbiqt
Commercial Club fano Iebten Mon:
%tagnben6 I'M Mu6itorium 6er Soh=
idnle ftatt. SSr1 6erielben tpuroen 6ie
Nebengeiebe angenommen nn6 lonlti,
&c midtige Mngelegenbeiten beipro.
den. Sieb5tg Mitglieoer geb0ren Bis
ieBt Ser Niiociation an.
IS. 2obib, melder ei1en 8feroebuf=
i1log in's @eiidt erbielt, erbolt itd
bon ieinen 8erlebungen in 5ufrieoen=
1tenen6er @eiie. 5ein l1nterfiefer
1T an 5tpei 8laiben gebroden.
Ser nabe5u abt5ig Sabre alte Sobr
CHISHOLM, mel6er borlette ISOLDE bon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. betrohen muir
Be, nnter5og ii6 I'M 8aDnesbine Sos
pital elmer Dperation nn6 fublt iid
iett Sen l1mltGn6en gemdB pobl.
@eihnt1ter Cite nnb CLARA 8eder
lino bon ibrem brei Moden langen
@eiu6e in Sionr SAILS unb Ma6i=
ion, g. o, nod Sa1tie 5nriifgefebrt.
Srnr &url 8ebr bon @larf, g. g.,
befin6et it6 bier Bel ibrer Sdapieger-
mutter, Grm1 &aul 8ebr 5u @aife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24
Grecnmalo.

Mlois 5dtpegn1ann traf 9ienltaa
LETTER @o9e bier bon 8loomer, Wis.,
mo er in elmer 8aumaterinlbanolnnq
Mnltedung fat, gu ldngerem Belnd
1einer bier nnb IN Der ytafbar1baf1
mobnenoen 8ertpanoten Elm.
9einrih aSroD nno 5rar DonOtab.
uomen genoiien Wontag boriger Wo.
de bier Sic @aitfreunoi6aft Der So.
milie Sobann 5pdb nno begaben ltd
anoeren Cages 1a6 Winneapolis:
&l1bert 5tengel uno before 8dlftt
reiifen Miittte berapidener 8ohe mad
Mabnomen, mo- iie cine Jarm be5o'
gen, oie &err 5tengel IN Bodt &c.
nommen bat.
6rau Sobn 8al5 begab itb Weittf
pergangener 8ode nad 8oubnn, tpe
iie mebrere Gage int ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
dem @reiie at @aite NOR.
Martin Mtbntarn 1T Otenitag leB.
ter ISOLDE bon Bier5, mo- er eine1 Wto'
not BET iei1em 8ruoer Ben berpetl'
te, nod bier 5urHdgefebrf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24
St. NihoIas.

Sci einem am lebten Dienltagmor-
gen bonn bodm. Bfurrer 6. 5deuer
gebaltenen Bra11tamte mnr0en ebelid
berbnnben &arl 8eder bon a8tfins
uno SRI. Gbriitina Dodenoorf bon
bier. Na9 Ser firdli6en 5eierli6feit
fono I'M &aule Ser 8rauteltern Elm
gemutIi9es 9od5eitsfeit ltott, nobei
Sen Nerbermdblten Sic ber5li6Iten
@liidpiin16e entboten ip11roen. Mo=
gen ii6 6ieielben bertDirfli6en!
Inner &irdendor lit gegentpartig
NIT @iniibung elmer id0nen Meiie
BON 3angI bei6dftiigt, Die om ct. Sci
folaustage uno gu @eibnodten ge=
iungen Miro 6olgen6e baben 1i6 in
letter 3eit oem Gbor angeidloHen:
SRI. a&tbarina Shirt, Sri. Mnna
Miaer, Yeter Miuer, Matb. Sranf,
Matb. Sober nnb Sobn &ramer.
Die ct. Nifolous Muiiffapeae 1T
6nr9 folgen6e re1e Mitglieoer Der
11ttaGrfft tporoen: Ebomas unb anielm
@irbfelo unb Mrtbur un6 9einrid
@al5. 9ie &upel1e 5ablt iebt ~ Wtit,
gIieoer ur16 ubt regelmdbig Montog
1n0 4reituq aben6S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24
St. 1oieph.

I'm iid redt5eitig in Die 5reuoen
oes 9anfiagungstages binein3uleben
un6 I'm beionoeren @runo gum Gam
fen gu baben, lieBen ltb am lebten
Dienitag 6rei junge Naare ibren
@bebnnb onrd Hrieitersbono legnen.
I'm 8 ubr bielt Ser bodap. P. @en=
belin, s.. g. g., elm 8rautamt, BEL
bem ii9 gilbert Gambler bon 5oir=
mont, 90. g., uno Sri. Steqa Sal
iier, Godter Ser Samilie Soiepb Rai-
lier, Sic 9onb gum 2ebensbun6e reid
ten. I'm neut1 ubr 5elebrierte Ser
bodm. P. @erner, s.. @. g., Elm
8rnutamt, mdbreno mel6em Sobn
Duclos BON S0abo unb SRI. &ofn
5ieoler nnb Ser lebteren Sfmelter,
SRI. Maria Sie6ler nit Siberian 9olt=
bal1s, gleihfaqs bon Soabo, iih Der
ebelihen lieBen. 9ie beioen 8raute
iino sic Go9ter ser bier tpobnenben
@ithpe &oialia Sie0ler, bel Ser I'M
trauten @erman6tenfreiie Sic 9od5eit
itottfnn0, sic CUR gntbietung ser
b~er5lidlten @liidfmunide b%eranlaBte,
tpie a1d) Ole Neubermablten 9uclos
nn6 &aiiier nit sen 1DoblgemeinteIten
@liid1piini9en beim Sob5eitsfeIte be-
ba6t pur6en. 9ebteres Soar miro ietn
@eim in Nortb Dafota MAIDEN, uno
Sic beioen anoeren 8aaren neroen in
Soubo ibren @obniiB nebmen. Moge
es 6enfelben I'M ne11en Stanoe itets
r1nh @1tr1h erdehen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24
Colo 5prino.

5ron5 gbeiien BON 8atertomn g:
|D., Sssgno3 Gbeiien unb Satin Dor
Morian, Minn., uro Mnton 2beiler
BON Seem england, 81. g., nebit Srat
Sugo Sbneioer bon Glen nain, ys
s., erltatteten bier einen langeren We:
lud, ser our6 oie grfranfnng oe1
Mh1tter, Jrau Mid. 81. Ibeilen, per:
arrlaBt 1pnroe.
SRI. s@liiobetb Muggli, melde IN Ell:
nem @ei6Gfte gu Mpon Mnitea11na
bot, belt ii9 bier mebrere Sage an
ser Seite ibrer Mutter beindspet1e
ouf.
81. s.. Motbitein un0 5rall> SRI.
Clara &otbitein unb Mar5eans Mar1
bon @6en 8aleD maren bier Conn
tagsgdlte Ser 5amilie Sobann 5as.
ling.
Sier lit Sic Na6ridt ei%ngetroffen,
sob 6rou Sobn 81. S6on, Sbpe1ter
Ser Trau Mid. gaenbeder, 0es IS. S
Ebeiien uno Ser Srau Sobn Sdrei.
fels BON bier in ibrem Seim 81 5ton1
Gitp, Soma, ibren langtpierigen YET.
ben erlegen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24
Budmdn.

W~ontagmorgen pergangener Wo6e
lang Ser bodtp. SEER 2eutbner in Ser
ct. Widaels STRIDE Elm 8rautamt,
mdbren6 neldem ct 6rar5 Sruttpeir
bon 8otplus NIT SRI. Srances Mar=
ided berebeli6te. SIM @oule 6er
8ra11teltern tp11r6e nod ser Sra1turg
Elm angenebmes 9od5eitsfeit gefetert,
oos SEN iungesn gbele11ten bielieitige
uno ber5lide @lud1piinide bradte, oie
iid oenfelben boffentli6 bertpirfliden
meroen.
Sgna8&onellenfitid lit porlebten
9onneritag nod Montana %obgeretit,
tpo er ser Sod5eit ietnes Sobnes BET
tpobnte.
Ole 2eide bes i'm ct. @obrieIs
9ospital 5u 2ittle Sails %peritorbenen
finfsebn Sabre alten Heter Smitb
Sobn Ser in Morriion gountps
6ouptItnot tpobnenoen 8omilie Sobn
Smitb tpur6e borlebten Sreitog aui
DEM bieitgen @ottesader CUR &ube
gebettet.
Sobonn &appas febrte nod mebre.
re 1age tangent 8eiu6e BEL Sreun0er
in ct. CLOUD nod bier 5uriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24

linn Sic Seier ieineg Namensfeites al
begeben. Sic Seitlidfeit bradte alIeu
Mnipeienben einige rebt angenebme
Stln0en.
9onneritag LETTER @ode itarb So.
bann &riiger I'M &auie ieines Stief.
Iohneg Sobn @iienid1enf I'M bober
Sitter bon 83 SSabren nab nlr fur.
aer &runfbeit. Ser 8er1torbene tp1tr.
Sc in gapern geboren un0 tam Dol
a,ngefdbr adt1nb3pan5ig Sabren mil
ieiner Samilie in bieies 2ano, no Ell
bier feline Seimat oufidllg. gr be
pirtl9oftete feline Sarm bis Dor I'M.
gefabr flint Sabren. Set iener 3ei1
belt er lid) abueh1eln0 bel ieinen
&inoerl1 ouf. 5einen 500 betronern
auBer 1einer betagten @attin 5pei
&in0er aus erlter gbe, melde in Seem
Worf mobnen, nno flint Stieffinoer.
Diele lin0: Mi1. giienihenf, Die
6rauen Soiepb Mi6els nno Wid9ael
@artel bon Golb Gpring, So1epb @l=
1enldenf bon &t6mono unb Sobonr'
gi1enfhenf bon bier. gr nuroe Cant
itaqmorgen mad einem I'M nel11 Hbr
bonn bo6m. P. Mtbanaiius .. g. s.,
aebalteuen &equiem anf Dem @emein-
SeL@ottesafer begraben. Mfoge er ru-
ben in Srieoen!
6rau Sermonn 8rinfma1tn, melde
lett etliden @ohen BET ibrer IN ct.
glouo mobnen0en Sodter, Sran So
1epb @aB, 51 ,8eiu6 mar, 1T mteoer
nad @auie 5uriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24
st Qnthony.

Setter S &nops 1T Mitte berfloiie-
ner ISOLDE bon Nortb Dafota 5uriid=
gefebrt, no er tpdbrenb Der lebten
Bret Morate geid6ftigung batk.
Solepb Mentb bon ct. @lol16 er-
freute feline bier %nobnenoen gItern,
Soiepb Wentb un6 Srau, nit mebrtG-
gigem 8eiu6e.
Ben. 2utbmers i9afft Sano our
Steae fit ben 8a1t zines 1teuen 5tal-
leg, Den er fomrnenoeg Sriibiabr auf
ieinem @eid6ft erribten IdBt.
Nnton 2obletn madte Mfitte nor-
lekter 8ohe einen pluto ! Mbiteder
na6 Der GountDs&a11ptftnot
geab ndJt Gage Iangem 8eiude in
NalbtDauf iinb Sobn $. @angI nro
SSra1 IN ibr bieiiges @eim 5nridge-
febrt.
Sic SunriIien @nrl s. gerorbs ur1b
Seinrih @erarbs, 5rau Martin Ser
ar6s 11n6 &ifoer nnb Srnu SSpan8 Go-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24
Sorgdnge
tot GoMntD
Qpo1r.

Die @lofeu ser bieligen Efarrfir=
DIE I1,teten 9~ienitagmorgen letter
ISOLDE elm lh0nes &nh5eitsfelt eln.
Sodpp. Biurrer P. Magmls, .. @. ..
lona in ser ct. @cneoiftsfirte el11
8rolttamt uno perebelidte lpabre11o
oesielben Hobert Mergen nno Sri.
aotborina Sbomep. Sci Der Wtl1tter
Der 8ra,,t lpuroe nod ser firbltd)en
fSeier I'M tral,tc1 Sermanotetfrelle
sic Sod@seit gefeiert, Sic 5l1r G11tbte-
t,1raa Ser beiten Segenslpiillhe yer
onloiiuns eob. Moee oem lltr9en AAaa.
re I'M eigenen Seim utf elmer unfpett
Sreeport gelegencn 6t1rm Elm l1ttge-
triibtes gbelebeu hlbieoen lelr!
SRI. Gbriltina @ebner bat ltdl alt=
fanes letter @od)e nnd) Eter5 bege-
ben, fpo fie l0ngere 3eit BET tbrer
Sdapelter lpeilen miro.
Gle BON ben Sltngfrauen III Der
Stootfaue peranltaltete &ortenpartle
fanS cine quite Seilmbnne. Als Bre1s-
sefronten eingen berpor Geo. Slld)er,
Mid. @robmonn, S. &od]e, ste Jral1-
Ell saeob @robmann, Jreo. Meper
uno SRI. Miattp Mtabren.
Did. @robn,am febrte bon gtorfb
9afota suriid, no er mabreno Der
Sommer- l1r,o Serbltmonate beldat=
tiqt mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-24
Jron5 @dol3 il. bon 8urtrum err
nenerte borlebte8od bier IN fren110-
i6aftliditer @eiie ate 8etanntidaf-
fen
Farming.

NdbrenD zines Dien1tag D%erfloi.
1e1er @ode BON bodpm. p. Mug1titin,
s. g. $, in ser 8farrfirde aelebrir-
ten 8rautamtes lieBen ibren Ereu,
buno onr9 Brieitersbonb iegnen Ye,
ter Gbeig unb SRI. 8ernbaroi11a Solt-
balts. 8ei Ben gltern Der 8raltt mlr-
Sc mad oen1 Grouafte i'm 8eiietn eli
ner beiteren 8erman6ten= un6 Srel1t1=
besidoar elm lhones So65etsfelt be-
qanger1, mobei bas iunge, bier in all
geu,einer M9tl1ng iteben0e 8rantpaar
sic ber5libiten @liidtpiinide fir etne
.ge1egnete 3ufnnft entgegennabm. 9aB
lid oieIelber berpirfliden mogen1 1T
Ser na6trdglide 8uni6 oes 9foro=
tern.
Sri. aotbarina Martini bon ct.
glo11o, ,pelGe iid Der Organization
bon MiIiionsbereinen ptonret, nur
porlebten 5onntag in un1erer Mitte
uno griin6ete einen @erein, bent it'd
etttpa fiinf8ig Srnlen nno Sungfrou=
en- oni6loi{en. Srau 8. 8ades mnroe
ais 8ralioentin BEG neren Neretns
lertpablt.
Ser 6amilie 6. 9.9ingmanm muir
Sc Elm ber5iges E0dteraen geboren,
Elm @reignis, 6as biele @lidtpiinlde
i'm @efolge bette.