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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
JOY

Take ioy homo with thee and make n
place in thy great heart for her;
Then will she come and oft Will sing
with ihco
When thou art working in tho fur
rows,
Aye, or wedding in the sacred hour Of
dawn.
Joy is tho grace VIC say to God.
BY Jean lngclow.
Mrs. G.. G. .Withcrs Ir. and Mrs. Il.
II. Gillette will entertain next Satur-
day evening at au Auction Bridge
party in the home OF Mrs. Withers.
Tho an iual Diocesan Council of the
Episcopal church Will be held in Dem
vcr this week, beginning today. Tho
delegates from Holy Trinity church
who went TO Denver yesterday after
noon to he present at the sessions
we're: Rev y, II. Ellis, Mr.. ~ $,
Cuthbertsou. MIR. Freeman, c. Rogers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

Robert Wilder returned yesterday
morning from Imperial Valley where
ho has been sojournlns for several
months with friends.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

G. Mirick, Mr.. George D. Meston, Mr..
C. G. Nilxirk. Mrs. Sherman Fosdick.
Mrs Frank G. Mirick, Mrs. George
L. Meston. Mrs. T. a. Stoddard.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
uELGIAN RULERS TO spAI>

Brussels. Jan 3l.--EinE Albert and
Queen Elizabeth lett today for i
weeks visit to Madrid.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

Mrs. Z. ]. Rosenaucr and little
daughter. Martha Low. have returned
from Tulsa, Okla, where they visited
relatives.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

The Clio club will meet this after
noon with Mrs. $. $. Phillips, 1881
East Fourth street, when the program
will he as follows:
Roll Call-CurrCnt Events ........
............. Mrs. AndrcW
Ruins of Ancient Romc"-Mrs. Titus
Social Life of Romo .... Mrs. Burr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
r. Concert company for two years, as

Miss Mary Hall returned Sunday
evening from Colorado Springs where
she spent tho wcck-cnd with friends.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

Mrs. j. C. BrookinE, honoring her
guest. Mrs. II. +. Nash, of Denver, Will
on scrtain at luncheon in her home
Friday. tho guests being oldtimo fri
ends, of Mrs. Nash
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

Mrs. W. II. Uaines will entertain at
q luncheon which Will be enjoyed in
her home next Friday evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

Mrs. II r. Nash will arrive II
Pueblo today to visit this week with
Mrs j. &. Brooking,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

Mrs Nathan Hausman and daugh
ter, of Kansas City, is visiting Mrs.
Max Sunshine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-20
&unimlercnbe &e9cr / Murge. ST.

Nrtbr,r N11oerlen, Manasq1am, g
s., ifriper: IS flere Mor leo mir
@uitru al 2epcripge, og ri fonlule:
reoe flere 2Gger baa0e / Norge o(
9e 6oreneoe Stater, men hi fano1
alorig 1ogc11 Meoicin ser bar birl:
pet be110e laa meget lom Dr. Yeters
&urtfo". Dette belfien6te ltrtemio:
Sci i1,opirfer paa Nprer11e % 2epc:
rem og aslilterer oerpeo Motl1ren mcr
at gienopprffc oiSie Srganers nor
male .5l1ntttoner. Mange al bore
Spg0omne og Sloebefinoenoer er
foraariageoe pe6 0iS1e Srgoners
trpge og 1>regelmpsiige &irfen.
Mogle fua Cages 8eban6Ii1lg me6
Or. Heters &urifo bill alti0 trent
bringe pcl giprenoe &eiultoter. Oct
te 8reparot bliber life leperet al
apotefere, men 6irefte al Sabrifan=
terne, 0r. &eter 6abrnep G. Cons
60, 2501 @aibington 8lpo., Git
cago, Su. = ADVERTISEMENT.
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gu Maler fra SfDttcsrabene
i MarbuS &nmitbDgning.

@eorqes Sc Serrec Sc &crpilp Lao
BEN lengite Bio al Ser6ensfrigea
iom fronit Soi6at / Sfpttergraoe11e
omtring @eims, og ber bar ban
:11alet Sterlteoelen al be 8illeoer,
lom er at ie / &unltbpgningen /
Marbus. Man Ter 1ffe ltrar paa ois<
lie Dtalerier, at Sc CT bleben til iaa
at iiee mi6t / &ug1eregnen; men
fgrit ,1aar man beo, at oisie SDner
er fp6t / Malerens &ierne nnoer
sSn6trpffet al &rigens % @fDttegra=
penes @rn % foitbol6t paa 2erre=
oct (eller nn6erti6eu - for6i ser
Ser life bar on6et Materiale at faa
- paa lmaa 5tumper 5re / &au=
ierne mellem Mngreb og nbfalo, b'l
man funre buroere og f%oritaa oisie
mertelige 6arta1ier. Set er life
Natr1re11, iom hi fer Sen bper Sag,
6en11e 6ronifman6 mailer; Get er
@%fpttegrops Mennelfets bll6e
!2engsler og Drpnln1e, ba11 giper 2lp
i 6orper; bis1e ie6t ilpngenoe &loltz
ter % lfipnne 8lomiter. oiSie &as=
tooer al fr1aloenoe blaat og lesfen=
Sc &ano berer lige iaa liot biem:
me i &irfeligbeoens @eroen iom
&c IQnfe ifere &binoelfiffeli ct, Der
banner @taffaeen i nniten ollie 8il.
Ie6erne. Set er Mltiamrnen Ell
SIags &ollucinationer, iom man =
til Gro6s for Sen n%beitrioeltge DD9'
tigbe6, bporme6 alle gnfeltbeoer ei
nofprt, % BEN fine 6arbeians, ion
maj; belIer lite fommer uoenom n
biltnof pil6c gaa laa tenrmelig lige
gyioig forbi, bpiS man lite fjenot'
Deres @enelis og foritoo, at maj
Der paa e1 M % marfelig Maao'
itaar Mniigt til Mniigt meo &rige,s
slar.
s SEN 1terteite Mooietning ii
o:sle atberiife Drgmme itaar &or
Etru.terne; Sc er uofprt meo fife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-20
g 4ipfl1lo &arafteriiltt og trnber fra

og tipfulo &arafteriiltt % traoer fra
2prrcoet 8elfuercn iaa 1epenoe /
Mp6c, lom set iieloent ies; ga Gig
beoen tilmeo er fortreffelig> er set
foreItoaeligt, at @rep be &erpilD bar
baft begge 9enber fl1l6e / &igben=
iaDn ioln @ortretmaler / &i11ter.
Og ban ter iitfert uglaa reg11e n1eo
III ioa loget at gjdre paa bette Ont
ruaoe / Narbus, in0en fan orager
oioere til @briitiania, @ete5org og
Gtoefbolm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-20
PARLAMENTARIskE REGLER

Indeholder Regler for Leddsen at ale Slags Foeningsmader og
Generalforsamlnger saavel som for poitiske, reigiese, sociale OF WIDEN.
skabelge Msder. Udarbejdet efter de at Kongressen Washington
anerajendte Bestemmelser. 3de gjennemsete Oplag.
Indbunden, 40 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-20

! Vestelomme-Fornat 1ndeholder ca. $4,000 dansknorske
Ord med Oversettelse til og fra Engelsk, med dobbelt al
tabetlsk Bogstaveregister; desuden en- Haandbog med en-
Masse verdhulde Oplysninger ON mango af de Diet dag
lge og Forretningslivet forekommende S%p@rgs1naal.
1854 Slider bledt L@derbnd med Guldsnt, $1O0.
Samme Bog med nqjagtigt samrne (Indhold, men stiff
Papbind, Use.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-20

&e6big 9ortbea Sgrenlen, rs 81.
@logel1e: @nfe &irltine Green. 8e~
tier &elitnge: 8eber Sens &eteriells>
Gnte, 80 81. 51atfebierg: @mo.
Miels 2orien. &illere6: @parefas>
iefasierer @rnit Sacob @cbetbei.
8alIerup: ftp. @6r. 2ars @brilten=
len 2arien. @ege: fbb. Meller i
&oriie g. Mn6erien. &eliingpr: 2o6s
Miels 8eter sSenien, 48 q. @osfil>
Sc: 2anostbingsmanb Sulius Sran0=
lens @nfe. 5lagelie: &bbmano
&ars 2arien. 8arIsbo1te: Sgrerl
&anien, observation-disclosures, go 81.
au1bp: @or. Sans Sgrgeniens @nfe.
9iiolgje: @neofer g. g. 2ubbigien.
|SfalIfgr: &icbar0 Macbol6ts SUI
itru.
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rgmlfanen" i 6immerlanb.
u2gqitgr @b." lfriper:

b W. %AbOS%
Der er bel faa &or,1e / Spllano,
Scr life I'M fienoer 9tabuet v@rtbpl-
lebirra", % 8irrget CT Ga ogiaa i
gcplogilf @enlaen0e ct al Sc mrrfe=
iiglte Yllnfter / 0ann1arf. 21ggen6e
11o moo 2imfjoroen / 5tranbbp
Gpgn oanneOe oct for nogLe Nar IL
sen Ell brnt SfrGnt neo moo 0e11ne.
S Glinten fl1noe mon telle pp moo
SO forte Sag meo Ell Eptfelie fra
10 2omme til oper u Mlen. Glsie
500 er &ultanaife iaa mango &ul=
en,au0brl10 iom Mlfela9; men bror
@.:lfanen bar 1igget, CT Der oeltc
@teni1lger om. Nr9le me,1er, at
ST. Dar pGret / Gbp, og Mn1re beo=
is', at sen bur 1igaet paa 5fagen !,
Ct n1ao n1al, life babe @rn,lo til at
meme: of Sen bar ueret poo ielpe
GicSel. @poroor fan scr bore
Gsftlog paa oper - Mlens Gptfcli e
pao @rtbsllebierg, bpis &ulfanen
bar 1igget paa Sfager, 11oar ser
iffe er tillparenoe Gag giernem
gcnoipsiel og Slet @erreo eller poa
@{orip % 6urla110? '5oruoen 6e1;z
tic Gl1lfa>1asfe er Set Mo1cr, &po=
ijens= % SfiHeroannelier> og for EFT
Ii ii0en ct Ser fuuoet @tpffer al
CT forltenet Gg (sl16rc mener Ell
ioritenet 6pr)l ser 1aa neoc / Bier=
get / 2inie me6 5ior6flu6e11.
Jor Sc Mor ii0en be9pnotc Sen
beieite 9e1 al .8iur9et at ipnfe, og
III er SEN 6erbeo framfon11le Glugt
tno ! Sfrenten bleben iaa orb, at cit
Strife uoen .9aarn let funoe ligge
5otrt noen at les fra 2an6iioe11.
&&tul1ge tGl1fer, bbao er Maria9en
81, al Soroen ipnfer? ST set ban6=
icrenoe Sag / unoer9runoen, Ser
ifpqer Sor6en 116 / 6ior6en, eller
Ct set @ammenbruo al 4aiflag ell
let &uler i Sor6en, fremfom11e pe6
Gultanu0bruoene.
SIT flere al Sor0laoene / bette
er al ltor Ser6i, far Monge
/; lang Sis baft gle for, % MI ipnes
III at bore giort 8e9pnoelie til at
iaa Sc itore &ig0omme 6raget trent.
Der bar pGret tGnft paa al anleg=
&c ct itort Geglperf, og bore BRITT
&c Naboer, Splferne, Dar allereoe
;aaei l1nberretnt1tg ON Steoet % er
G%irfion1beo for at umoerieae, bpao
,Sorretning Der muligpis fan gipres.
Jsr er oglaa t911ft paa MnlGg al
CT Gementfabrif; men oct lfer bel
1luppe.
Grtbplle bart mango Mor. bGret
an;ci for At bore Ell mil16re f%rugtbar
2on6s6p, % Moriagen bar for en-
Sci pG1et Sen, at Marfioroer1e ct
f~o'ifattige % trGngcr lt@rft i'll
Werqel. 9u CT set op6oyet, at Set
ct itore Mergellag / @rtb9llebigrg
al ier6cles go6 &palitet. @n Mano
11eo ct Ear @ielpere bar for en- Gi6
iioen 1ogt ct Mergeliipor fla oct
Jll0re al 8ierget til l1oii6en, %
l,eo cit &elt og en- Sipnogn bar
Dall allere0e fort mango Saune l0
IT, Ggnens 6o1f.
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BBAP / Dat1m1ark.
Siellanb.

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lens @nfe. @abrebierg: Egn,rer
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In byr Stole.
On ny Sfole / &anoers bar TO
ltei 100000: &r.
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Siellanb.

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lep: SSns Seniens @uitr11; Cote
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Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18

I'VE CANNOT FILL A COMPLETE ORDERf
w aseffAny of our lines have been sold out. !
However there are still hundreds of various
TENS left and all are TO be had at big reduce
ions.
Come see the values. ra.. ! M.s,.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18
W. n Anderson's Closing Out Sale Thursday Jan. ~

ON RANCH
and Mddand best
lbs
roc t p d d T. fanow in On Pure Bred
Harrow, Harrow
JgAT Tank HAY yStakaco
a Of S 0
On 4BrerO
Woo stre6 Dining Room hairs
and
Head Corn tons
Peruvian Fur Hen bbkrg
in Gmnth.pu o and
20
WILL d. b. atonen ~ w
II Clerk
~ ~ ~ ~ Office
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18
BILLIARD CHAMPIONS
To PLAY HERE

FL Centro cue fans will be afforded
a rare treat Thursday and Friday at
the Owl billiard parlors, when George
E. Spears, worlds champion straight
rail billiard player. Kopi Yamada
champion of Japan and Frank Taber-
ski, undefeated worlds champion pool
player will appear in exhibition
games.
Spears and Yamada will appear in
800 point match games Thursday af-
ternoon and night. Taberski will meet
the best local stars in 125 point con-
tests Friday afternoon and night.
Spears holds all records at the
straight rail game, having a high run
of 5,041, made at Jackson, Mich. va
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18
valley a chance to q start the thrift

valley q chance to start the thrift
habit.
The management has said that de.
string to see the entire stock sold out
as quickly as possible we have marked
the goods at unheard Of prices.
The management also wants the
public to know that they can not fill
an absolutely complete order as many
of the lines have all been sold out.
However there still are hundreds of
lines of good staple goods to be had.
In an advertisement in another sec
tion of this paper you can see the
many items that are still left and the
big savings that are in store for you.
1t is surprising to note how many
items you can buy for SIS or $40
bill
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS

The announcement Of the closing-out
of groceries by Varney Bros. and the
extremely low prices placed on their
high grade goods have attracted hun
dreds of people to the close out sale
of their grocery department here in
El Centre.
This week, Thrift Week, is indeed
a good time for this announcement to
come as it gives the people of the
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18

mada has been one of the leading
stars in the balk-line game for a
number of years, and is known as the
most sensational player in the billiard
world. Taberski has never been de.
feated, and has record runs of 205 and
238 at rack pool. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18
ItesiSe,lltss5ee

An . oz. extracts t.Ja rl sssl
Snidet Cocktail Sauce =.
Gallon Apples TlFTNyg'f
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18

Surplus per year ......S 10000
If the consumers were more or less
than 600, the surplus would be more
or less in proportion. This is esti-
mated on rate of 81. so per NJ Gu. ft.
However, the board cannot tate at
this time what the gas rate will be.
From these figures we feel that it
would be impossible to pay the inter-
est on bonds or retire the bonds from
the income of the gas sales, but that
would have to be provided for by
taxation, which would add about 15c
more On the tax rate.
1t will be absolutely necessary for
the citizens of nl Centre to vote bonds
for improvements to the water plant
IN the near. future if they expect to
keep Ell Centre in water.
During last summer, the plant was
operating to it's full capacity to
furnish enough water for the needs
iof the city-about 100000 gallons
per day. If and one machine should
break down, it would be necessary
for the water to be turned off from
the city mains part Of each day until
the machine could be replaced.
/ Signed:
CHAS. E. JONES,
! w. A. REAMS,
C. E. PITZER,
j. l.. TRAVERS,
.-.=.z--... S. E. BRAGG.
Ell Centre, California, January 18th,
1921
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18
Itersr.lAt $3.1O

early the morning
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18
Items At 4Oc-

Libby's gallon Pumpkin
Grogan Olives, mammoth, pints
Brer Rabbit
Brer Rabbit Gold Label Molasses,
No. 21a
Uncle John Syrup, small
Heinz Worcestershire Sauce, large
Beechnut Cranberry Sauce, large
Glen Rosa Jams, No. 2
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18
Miscellaneous

Libby Solid Pack Tomatoes. Quart
size tins 14c BY the tin or case
Libby Solid Pack Tomatoes. In gall
Ion size tins Acc each, by tin or
case" ,..... .,..,,
SilverdaIe OF ,MtT.Wilsoh Pure To
matoes. Gallon size,e 38c a tin, by
the case tin.
Mt. Wilson Puree Tomatoes, in No.
tins 781sc.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18

Libby's Corn Beef, No.41
B. B. Buckwheat
Red Karo, No. 2 1-2
Blue Karo, No. 2 IL
Royal Baking Powder, 6 OF.
c. H. B. Sweet Sliced Pickles No. 2
Curtisola
Libby Apricots, No. 1
Libby Peaches, No. 1
Pt. Iona Pineapple, No. 1
PIT. Iona Clans
Rubidoux Sardines in oil, large tins
Libby Red Salmon, 1as, flat tins
Libby Veal Loaf
Beechnut Orange Marmalade
Beechnut Crabapple Jelly, small
Grogan Olives, green label, pint
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-18

NE DELIVER FREE IN THE CITY and ]
W when you see how mucli IS or $f0 will.
uuy you will appreciate this free delivery
Bring the list with you. 1t will help you 7
make your selections
Arizona republican., 1921-06-14
1913 E i've Passenger $l785
 Hi0heSt O,r>1;1
1921 Seven Passenger
 $1785
Highest Quality at Price Unequalled

lives and grows. There is only one Chandler Six. There is no other car like it. No other car, within hundreds of dollars of the Chandler
Arizona republican., 1921-06-14

Monday, June B, new low Chandler prices are effective. This new Chandler price puts the Chandler car right out in front. $1785 for five passenger touring was the price of the Chandler of eight years ago. The big, handsome, powerful Chandler of today constantly developed, enlarged and refined as the years passed, would have sold in that earlier day for twice its present price.
 Our action in restoring that 1913 price for to- day's Chandler, is convincing evidence of the constancy of the Chandler Company's long established policy of high quality at low price. The Chandler price has never at any time been advanced because of over-sOld trade.
 Chandler Offers So Much More
 For So Much Less
 Other cars of many kinds and many motors have come and gone while the Chandler Six
 Before You B,
Arizona republican., 1921-06-14

price, has the features characteristic of the h&h est type of design and construction for which the Chandler Six is justly famous.
 The buyer of a new car will find an extraordi- nary degree of satisfaction in the Chandler. Chandler offers all the power and speed and comfort and dependability of service that the discriminating buyer desires, and it provides these qualities in full measure at price un- equaled.
 The Men Who Launched the
 Chandler. Build It Today
 Standing back Of, and responsible for, the Chandler car is q substantial Orgdni- zation. Al the head of this OrgdnizatiOn today are the same men tvliO conceived the Chandler Six and created it and have Spent these eight years in multiplying its friend ships.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
Methodist Church Notes

Next Sunday will be observed in
the Sunday School as Rally Day. An
extra program has been arranged
and the church will be decorated in
keeping with the spirit of the oc-
casion. Each class will make its
contribution toward the Sunday
School Centenary Pledge. Special at
tention will be shown the Cradle
Roll members of the Sunday school.
An opportunity will be offOrded to
parents to have their children bap-
tised.
The regular preaching service at
IL O'Clock will afford the opportunity
for the review of the work of the
church year which ends with next
Sunday, and Holy Communion will
be administered.
In the afternoon the men of the
church will engage in the Every
Member Canvass. This is an an
nual event throughout the Methodist
church and the object is to secure
from the membership and friends
of the church signed subscription
covering the financial needs for the
coming year.
Epworth League devotional SER
vice at Z o'clock. Evening preaching
service at s o'clock. This will be-
the last service of the conference
year as the pastor, Rev. George
Woodall, leaves for the Annual Con.
ference session, to be held at Daven.
port, Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
TIGERS BEAT SOX
DEBORAH Horseshoe Club Has Two
Rival Teams.

Last spring the DEBORAH Horse
shoe club was organized in DEBORAH,
and at present the club has around
65 members. After the organiza-
ton the club began looking around
for match games with outside towns.
A few OF the members went to
Cresco and played a game, but were
defeated. Then Ed. K. Hovden was
appointed manager of the club to
pick out a team and defend the title
of the Decorah Horse Shoe club.
Mr.. Hovden has had some expert
ence with race horses and knows
there are three things which con-
stitute a good race horse. First he
must have the speed, must be good
headed and have the fighting quail
ity in him. Manager Hovden
thought this would apply to a good
horse shoe pitcher also, so he pick
ed out his men from the members
and named his team the Tigers"
1t goes to show ne used good judg-
ment, as his team has not lost a
game.
For scme little time there has
been a feeling between some of the
clubs members that Manager How
den showed a little partially and
did not pitch the best men. So to
settle the matter a contest game
was arranged for Sunday afternoon.
A team called the "Sox" was gotten
up by J. L. Winger and they took
crack at the Tigers" with the
I'll
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
New Tractor and Auto Repair Firm

New Tractor and Auto Repair Firm
Messrs. Albert Johnson and Glen
Thorsen have rented the former
0Neil blacksmith shop on West
Water street, and have opened up
a tractor and automobile repair bust
ness. Mr.. Johnson comes from
Charles City, and has had a number
of years experience in tractor and
automobile work, Nand is thoroughly
experienced in this line. Mr.. Thor
sens home is near Hesper, and he
too has had considerable experience
in the tractor business, having been
employed by a large Lacrosse firm.
Both young men are hustlers and
are prepared to turn opt first class
work. They are fixing their shop
up in good shape and are ready for
business.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21

-Valspar Varnish at Prastmark's
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
Wedding at Freeport

Mrs. Ethel Young and Arthur L.
Young were married at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Jagerson in
Freeport on Wednesday evening,
Sept. 14th, by the Rev. Geo. Wood
all Of the Methodist church.
The newly welded couple have
been making visit at the Jagerson
home and while here decided to be
married. They are both residents OF
Millville, Wis, where the groom
owns and operates a farm. After a
short wedding trip the happy couple
will return to their future home j.at
Millville, Wis.