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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
Revelations of a Wife
My Heart and Ny Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON

As IthuIried 90 Lillian with the
news that Alice HOlc0mbe and the
Iau Jake Wilsey were on their way
% our house I felt my knees shak-
ing with nervousness. and / had to
muster all my strength 10 keep my
voice from trembling as I told my
friend of the telephone message from
Alice Holcombe's mother
But the enforced caLnness Of my
voice did not deceive Lillian. She
looked at me keenly and spoke
crisply:
Look here. Madge. Are you going
TO funk this?"
The tone and words were just
what / "eeded. 1 threw up nay head
anRrily
You know I'm not" I said. my
trcmOrs forgotten.
Lillian still continued 20 look at
me. a considering, speculative gaze
that made my cheeks flush BY the
time she withdrew her eyes / was
one hot fame from head to feet. and
my terror of Jake Wilsey was swal-
lowed up in the desire to strike that
doubling look from Lillian's eyes
the very result which sober reflection
la few minutes later told me she
had striven for.
The first thing TO guard against is
that we are not disturbed" Lillian
said when she had finally taken her
eyes from my flushed face. mo
doubt Wen be late for dinner, so If
you'n tell Katie 20 wait dinner in
definitely and tip Jim off not 10 let
Katie into the garden. I'll Ak things
with your mother-in-law. She only
needs a hint OF melodrama in the
otting &c be as meek as d dozen lamb
kins rolled into one. I'll have her
keep Robert and Marion with her
until we come hack. It's sheer fool
luck that the DIcky-bird Is 10 stay
in town for dinner tonight"
She paused cupped her chin In
her hands for a minute, and / knew
that she was looking over her plan
to see If there was IN II some unsus-
pected weak spot. When she lifted
her head again I saw that every
lirk in the chain had bee gone over
and tested.
Keep on your sweater" she di-
rected. something heavier II you
think you need 1t. and as soon as you
have spoken TO Katie go 10 the sum-
:ler house across the brook and stay
there. Tell Katie If Miss Holcombe
asks for you to send her out there.
but 10 tell any One else you are not
at home"
She sent me a quick. shrewd
glance. I think she half expected
me to ask where she would be, but
remained stoically silent. and saw
n CLEAN OF approval creep into her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05

eyes.
Il shall be out there about as soon
as you are, but you won't see me.
/ am going over 10 the Durkee house
and follow their path through the
woods TO that clump of bushes which
Alfred and Dicky wouldn't have dis
turbcd because they We're so wonder
fully hung with vines. From there
I can hear and sec everything that
goes on, and viii be able to confront
Mr.. Wilsey when he needs II, at a
seconds notice. AS soon as m safe
~ settled in there III give that little
bird call we used 10 try. l don't do
it very we'll but it'n serve"
With my heart mUCl lighter for
! the knowledge that Lillian was
strictly o. the job'-her faVorlte
phrase did the things she badc
me. and was soCn settled III the sum-
mer house with a book, an accessory
/ Lillian had suggested. a few min
utes later the faint notes OF the bird
call came 70 my ears. and knew
! Lillian was close by, although j had
heard no rustllng Of the bushes
she is like an Indian in her ability
| TO move without noise.
The next sound I heard-eXclud-
ing the chirping Ct the birds and the
7 "
of a motor turning into the drive.
And then, after an interval that was
! less than two minutes in actually
but aeons in feeling. I saw Alice
/ Holcombe, her face wan and pallld
/ but her ewes bright witch determln-
ton, coming across the little foot
bridge which at this point spanned
the brook feeding our little lake az
/ the gardens foot. In her wake
! lounged the unspeakable man who
\ had so frightened both Of Us. II
was putting vigorously At a cigar,
and his whole attitude spoke loudly
of his elation at having both of US
IN his power.
Wei, little LADY," he leered as he
came up the one step of the summer
/ house. you're not so uppish as you
were the last time I saw you. ]
owe you one for that, but l won't
collect my pay-not yet-that is If
you're reasonable"
That he would collect his pay or
any grudge he had to the last drop
OF blood / saw by the wolhsh CLEAN
/ in his eyes Alice HolcOmbe and
moved rear err TO each other invOlun-
tarily He saw the movement and
laughed brutally.
TITS about time you TWO came 70
your sensesi" he snarled. "A pair Of
\ fine prize idiots you've been, trying
! 10 dodge me, and refusing TO give up
what YOU know about StOckbridge
when all the time I had the power
! to send both Of you 10 the chair"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
announcements

a meeting OF the history depart
ment Of the Progress club viii be
held this afternoon az l-ft o. o'clock
New Harmony win boz the topic
discussed By Mrs / s. F.cteuscher.
and Mrs l.. T.. Barter viii speak
on The Minerva club
TIE postponed meeting pf the
BuncO club viii De held Thursday
evening az the home OF Miss Wilma
Pomranka. 1913 HiEh Sc
An all day meeting o. the Ladies
Aid society Of the Grace Evange-
lical church viii be held Thursday
at the church Members are asked
90 bring crochet hooks and tatting
Ehuttles. A pot luck dinner viii be
served at noon.
The Worth While circle OF the
First NJ =. church viii be enter
tanned FRIDAY afternoon at the
srSme OF Mrs g.. A. Arnold SIS e
Carroll ST. Assisting the hostess VIII
be Mrs. q. A. Miller. Mrs. +. G..
Gerber. Mrs O. j. Whitmer. Mrs
IT. a. Popp and Mrs. Hiram Kreigh-
baum
The Ladies' Aid society of the
German ". r. church Will meet
this afternoon with Mrs Henry
STARK. 10 =. ~ dlNAI 80.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the First NJ T. church
will meet Thursday afternoon I'm the
friendship parlors OF the church.
Mrs. Minnie G.. Hostetter viii be the
leader OF the afternoon. The sub
ject ia THE Message Of the Old
Testament" Those who viii assist
are Mrs W. NJ. Dunn Mrs. J. A.
Earicr. Mira. 4. Cotton. Mrs Edward
&. Witwer. Mrs. d. X. Splitter Mrs.
John Layton, Mrs George Wyman.
and Mrs F. T. Eastman. All wO-
men Of the church are invited 20 be
present
Mr. yames ward. 1929 y. Allen
ST will entertain the members OF
the Good VIII club this afternoon
Jan. 5. at her home
The Ayudadora circle viii meet
this afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. +. +. Dacey. 1895 Yukon av.
The Court OF Honor will meet In
the Modern Woodmen hall this
evening TO arrange for an indoor
picnic. Members are urged TO be
present.
The Mothers and Teachers club
az Perley school viii meet at the
school this afternoon at
The speaker for the meet
is Mrs. r. L. Mossey.
The Circle OF Mercy viii meet at
the home OF Mrs. John StoeCkley, 500
Portage av.. on Jan Is.
A good Program is announced for
the meeting OF the Henry Stude-
baker school Mothers club which is
10 be held this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock IN the school auditor
ium.
The meeting Of the current his
tory department OF the South Bend
WOman's club scheduled for today.
has been postponed for one month.
postponed fo- one month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
SOCIETY

''Dietetics for Children" was dis
Cussed by DR. Charles J. BOsenbury
at meeting of the mothers depart
ment OF the Progress club held Tues
day afternoon In the club rooms.
During the meeting a report was
given that $50 was donated by the
department 20 the Orphans home
Christmas for the use of the nurse
ry. The date OF the next meeting
A. Jan. is and Home Management
OF the Big Boy Will be the topic.
The officers and directors OF the
-. Joseph aid society met Tuesday
afternoon at the hospital 10 elect
officers for the new club year. The
results OF the election are as follows.
Nrs. J. Grief president. Mrs. l.
Lower. first vice president. Mrs ID.
Kelley. second vice president; Mrs.
T. Williams. third vice president;
l-ys D. Schmidt. recording secrc-
.ry. Mrs. J. Cauley, corresponding
secretary. Mrs s. Mann financial
secretary. Mrs. 3. Hagerty and Mrs.
J. Luther. membership secretaries
and Mrs J. Gehring. treasurer. Plans
were formulated for a guest card
party 20 be given Jan. p at st.
Pdtrick's hall and Mrs b. Hagerty
was appointed chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements. She will
bee assisted by the newly elected Of
ficers. The regular meeting Of the
directors OF the society take place
the first Tuesday in February.
An interesting Program was given
al meeting of the art department
OF the South Bend Womans club
Tuesday afternoon. The program in
Guided the life OF PaOla Neronese
10y Mrs. Nora NJ Byers: desCrip-
ton OF The Marriage at Cana. "
ard THE Alteration OF the Magi 90
by Mrs Charles MOrcland. and The
Madonna EnthrOned with Saints
and Industry" by Mrs H r.
Schadt The current events for the
meeting were IN charge OF Mrs Is.
e. Osborne a finished report OF tn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
Personals

Waldo w Cover. S. William St,
has returned 10 Michigan university,
Ann ArbOr. after spending the holi-
days with his mother. Mrs. l.. a.
Cover.
Frank Cooley and son, 911 Lind
sey ST., have returned from Lapeer.
Mich. where they spent Christmas.
Miss Aldene Lee, who has teen
the guest OF Miss Marietta Clemens.
l16 +. Dayton st. has returned 10
Chicago where she is a student at
the National Kindergarten college.
Mrs Lillian Kreighbaum. sos Lee
land av., has returned from Kinks
Vile. Mo, where she spent the hOli-
days with her son, Wallace, who
is attending the KirksviHe School
off OsteOpathy. While in Kirksville
Mrs. Kreishbaum acted as chap
erou at the Iota Tau Sigma house
party.
Miss Eleanor Stephenson. 124
+. Jefferson blvd, IS spending
few days in Chicago.
Mrs. Nerna Martin An Dyke and
son, Kennard, left Tuesday Cor their
homo in Barnesville, Mimi. after a
weeks visit with friends here
Miss Mildred Swank. 1l2 Z. Bart
lett ST.. who has been visiting in MI
waukee and Madison, Wis. for the
past four weeks. has returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry \. Barnes
and family, 1925 y. Johnson ST.
have gone cO Miami, Fla, 10 remain
until the latter part Of March.
Miss Esteue Cover, Chippewa
Knoll. left Tuesday Tor Jacksonville,
FL. 10 resume her studies al the
Illinois WOman's college.
Miss Grace Lunberg OF Lansing,
Mich. who has been the holiday
guest OF Miss Ina Louise Yost. III
Lincoln way T.. has returned 20
Chicago where she IS a student in
the National Kindergarten college.
Alfred Geyer. $50 sherman av.,
has returned 20 Bloomington. Ind
where he IS student at Indiana
university, after spending the ho,i
days with Mrs Ella Geyer, $50
Sherman az.
Mrs Bertha HafEer of Battle
Creek. Mich. and Miss Hazel Marsh
Of Niles. are the guests OF Mrs. 4.
NJ Di,iey. s. Eddy -
Mrs Clement Nicholson and Miss
Elizabeth Nicholson Of Kalamazoo.
Mich. who spent New Years with
Mr.. and Mrs ?. c. Noble. PA +.
Bartlett 81. have returned home
J. u. Ecrshaw. 91S Leland av.. is
IN Fort Wayne. Ind. for a few days
Mrs d. X. Splitter. 221 F. Navarro
Ste is visiting her parents az Good
land. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
The Horoscope
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5.

This is not TO be read as a particu-
larly fortunate day, according 10 the
science of the stars. While Il fav-
orable position of Mercury makes for
q certain amount of activity, yet Mer-
curry, being known as the convert
ible planet"-that is, il partakes of
the characteristics of the dominating
astral infiuences-it will not add %
the sum total OF progress. The two
most powerful Of the malcfics are ad-
versely placed. warning of ill-fortune
and trouble. There is read from
these. danger from ill-temper and
rash and abrupt actions and sudden
changes. Journeys and removals are
forecast 10 end disastrOusly. Cool
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05

ness and deliberation are advised as
a measure of protection.
Those whose birthday It is have
the forecast Of a troublesome year.
They should exercise calmness and
self-cOntrol and avoid Quarrels, law
travelling and change. A child born
on this day may be wilful, impetuous,
rash and unsettled. in business il
should be trained TO overcome set
backs and reverses.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05

european ifieL foulcll IN lAQldl-
apolis endorsing the charity bali
idea. d. iS To- ne communicated 10
other county chairmen VINO Will be
urged 90 adopt il as means of rails
ing funds for the European suffer
Crs
The Phiiathea class members II
the Westminster Presbyterian church
We're entertained Monday night at
The home of Miss Edith Boyer. IA
Harrison av. Eighteen members
were present and one visitor, Miss
Helen Boswell. Following the bust
ness session. the time was spent
socially The announcement Of the
next meeting - 10 be made later
Mrs willard Harris. $50 $.
Eleventh ST.. was hostess 20 the
members Of the Live Oak drill team
Monday night. Twelve members
and three visitors were in attend
ance. The election Of officers re-
suited as follows: Mrs. Frank
Chelmaniak. president: Mrs. George
Jones vice president. Mrs. Ethel
Martindale. secretary; Mrs. Dill
Wyman. treasurer. and Mrs ". Har
ris. reporter. In the contests favors
were awarded Mrs. ChelmaEiak and
Miss Bess short. In two weeks Mrs.
Ida Hunt. 50z L. Monroe ST., Will en-
terrain.
The January meeting Of the
| Standard Bearers OF Trinity VI. +.
church was held at the home of
| Rev and Mrs. r. L. Phillips, 921
/ Cleveland av.. Monday might The
study period was conducted by Miss
Helen Steele. A dialogue. las Il
Really Is" was given by Miss Mary
Swisher and Miss Gail Jones. Var
/ ious leaflets were discussed by Miss
/ Dorothy McCague. Miss Doris Steele
and Miss Helen Steele. Miss Edna
Swisher gave poem on the Thanks
Offering. Scripture selections were
/ read by the president, followed by
devotiOnals. lead by Mrs. Phillips.
! candy sale was conducted by MEM
| bers Of the organization and more
a social time was enjoyed and re-
/ freshments served.
At Christmas time a homemade
/ than two days pay on the new mis-
/ sionary's salary was realized.
Complimenting DR.. and Mrs. A. J..
! Macdonald Of Kansas City, Mo, and
4 Kenneth =. Macdonald of Chicago,
I Miss Lillian Macdonald. w. Rex St,
( entertained ~ guests AT neT hume
! Monday evening at dinner. Pink and
/ white carnations were employed in
| the decorative scheme.
The members of the Sigma Pi
/ class of the st. Paurs NJ. +. church
were entertained at the home Of
/ Mrs. Grover Dean, i. Dayton st,
/ Monday night. The class president,
/ Mrs. l.. Weppler. presided over the
/ business session. Contests and
| music were enjoyed, favOrs being
awarded 10 Mrs. II. Hamilton, Mrs.
! r. o. Hupp, Miss Aletha Lee. and
! Miss Christabel Manning. Dainty
refreshments were served to 10
! members. Mrs. Fred Flagle Will
act as hostess at the next meeting
which Will be held at her home in
/ River Park on Feb. Z.
Officers were elected at the meet
/ ing OF the Tabitha Girls Of the Zion
I Evangelical church which was held
/ Monday night at the parish school.
/ They were Miss Gretchen Muessel.
/ president; Miss Title Geist. treasur-
/ err; and Miss Matilda Craftsman.
secretary. Miss Henry Miller and
/ Miss Gretchen Muessel were the
/ hOstesses OF the evening. In two
weeks Miss Irma Christman, +. jeff
/ ersOn blvd, will act as hostess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05

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ueefin,, g.a-. +, cberoa of Mrs
A.o,zo yV.i,.aor, s~d tas -1ontbIy.
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WiIbur SbenafeIt 1905 Riverside
5- aD+crtained NIordav evening
/ with a stag party honoring Ken
Meth Award who 10 returning 10
r,disrs pDfversitv The evening was
enert sociaIlv and with games A
vocal so1o U-as pfven nv Mr. Shana-
fe1t and a humorous recita ton bv
oliver Edwards The guests were
LIorold Zorpar Caor0e 90 douglas
Rov,Ies Picbard Barter. w. Nit
cheu 7 walsh I II. Zuver. ir.
ELMO smith and Mr. Edwards
Word has baep received Of the
| ,.,o,~ioro 90 " - Vyostrbo1 in
1880 Of t,ooatiora1 science at the
bigb school and Miss Frma Br1ns
| ~ Cory md which took placu
ne % at Nfilwaukee- wis. Mr..
.rd NJ V-oetnhaI ara NJ home al
go - C,r,-'''o,, NJ, yy-cs+r,ba al
g. f(,r.r,ori,, 90 NIavviIIe wis
III -oror. of tho r,arriaee Of
Mics Edna Kann 595 Lincoln wav
"a or,-iUe Harmon 1907 =
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MONDAY afternoon ne IIlee' ~
was Wen altehuea. anu aI'er M
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served. me heNt Ihee.IIlE Will *
III Two weeks al tne teIIp.e'
me coming charlty DalI 10 De CIV
/ en- al the pllVer hotel Jan. Is IuI
the beneht OF starving European
/ chlloren seems 70 nave struck Il re.
spoHslNe choru IN SouIh benu. a.
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WIN each otheI III CO III. iou '''iS =
~ success. AhureW =. NeSoeT6 Ol
/ me ollFcr hotel mas announces tn ma,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05

There viii never be any satisfac-
tory concert OF the powers as long
as each one insists on being the So
loist
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-01-06
T. CEXUsEN STRICKEN ;.i:f,it mi III. !:

d ID
L. N. Clausen lies at the home Of
his daughter ! Mrs.. E, Az. Oistad
practically helpless from the effects
of a stroke Of paralysis which he
suffered Tuesday evening. While
the stroke is dangerous, Mr.. Clau-
sens's vitality has come to his
rescue and we, are assured and are
glad to assure his many friends that
he WI recover. Mr.. Clausen had
been in the best of health and had
attended to his many business in
terests right along. He attended
the meeting Of the city council on
Tuesday evening in his official capa-
city as City Clerk. After his re-
turn home he was visiting with Mr..
Oistad, when he was suddenly strick-
en-. The news created profound
sadness in the city as Mr.. Clausen is
SO we'll known and so highly esteem
ed that the expression is heard on
all sides. Eve hope he will soon
recover" Physicians who were
called express the hope of the COM
munity, that the patient will be
himself again.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-01-06
Coming THE PENALTY"

The following is taken from the
Tacoma Daily Ledger relative to the
death of F. C. Riley, a former
Washburn man a notice of whose
death appeard in last weeks issue OF
the Times.
Word of the sudden death Satur-
day, abroad the Milwaukee trans
continental train Columbian, of F.
C. Riley, prominent lumberman of
Vancouver, B. C. was brought yes
terday by DIR. E. C. Dana, of this
city, who was also a passenger on
the train and attended Mr.. Riley in
his last moments of life. The
death occurred as the rain was
about 20 miles west of Easton and
was due to cerebral hemorrhage, DR.
Dana reported.
Mr.. Riley was playing cards in q
small party when something humor-
Gus in the conversation caused him
to laugh particularly heartily. He
threw up his arms and fell uncon-
scioas. All efforts to revive him
failed. He was accompanied by his
wife and sons. Mrs. Fred Corse
on her way to Tacoma to visit her
son, Cadwallader C. Corse, assisted
the bereaved wife.
The body was taken from the train
at Seattle, where the Elks, to which
organization Mr.. Riley belonged
took charge. Mr.. Riley had been
operated upon for a cerebral tumo1
in Portland in September, had gone
to New York for several weeks
treatment and was returning home
for Christmas. Mr.. Riley removed
from Seattle about six years ago
leaving many friends behind him
here.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-01-06
PERSONALS

Dry and green hard wood for sale.
Call Phone 810-R1.
Godfrey johnson was a business
at Duluth this week.
Adolph Peterson was an Ashland
visitor Monday.
The Misses Olga and Oline Hove
were Ashland visitors on Wednesday.
+
Mrs. Ole Ramstead went to Duluth
Friday morning where she will visit
her daughter.
Large and small Boar for service.
Also pure-bred Shorthorn bull. Call
TETZNER'S FARM. 38-4t
Ike Berman of the Palace Store
transacted business at Duluth dur
ing the forepart of the week.
II =
Mr.. and Mrs John Geatz returned
home from Vinegar, where they
visited for few days last week.
T.
Miss Esther Lofstrom, of Mason
spent a few days in the city last
week visiting friends and relatives.
T.
FOR SALE-FOR RENT AND
FOR SALE SIGNS, 25c each at the
TIMES OFFICE.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-01-06

LLOYD Ross was called home from
Odanah the first of the week on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
baby.
=
Angus Ross left on Sunday for
international Falls, Mimi, where he
expects to work during the winter
months.
Ole Flonnes returned to Minnea-
polls Tuesday morning after spend
ing the holidays with relatives and
friends here.
Richard Herring returned home on
Tuesday evening after spend New
Years with relatives and friends at
Superior and Duluth.
+
Fife Arseneau who is employed at
Minneapolis came up Tuesday even
ing to attend the funeral of his
uncle Bernard Lee.
+
Miss Myrtle Bartness of Duluth
spend New Years with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartness OF the
town of Washburn.
Mrs. H. Fahrig and children have
returned from Superior where they
have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Fahrig's parents.
+
George F. Morgan, insurance agent
has moved his Office from the Hoff-
mann location to the building &C.
cupied by Andr. Berge.
-
Patrick. Alexander and William
Maitland of Park Falls, Were visit
ing with relatives and friends in
the city during the past week.
r
Miss Olga Hove came up from Rice
Lake on Friday to spend New Years
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Hove of the town of sWashburn.
~
Miss Minnie Linstrcm returned to
Superior Sunday, after spending the
holidays in the city with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Linstrom.
-
Elmer Ramstead who has been en-
joying his annual vacation visiting
relatives with his, family at Minnea-
polls, returned home Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Ramstead and children
will continue their visit short time
longer.