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AI)IUN IS

John Emanualson Is enjoying visit
with friends from Hoffman, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolhaupt accompanied
by Misses Title Setback aud Maria.
Strobe drove to Thief River Falls Sum
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Bauer and son
Joe, spent q pleasant Sunday afternoon
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j..
Applequist.
Mrs. Anderson and family, Of Angus,
spent Sunday afternoon at the home Of
her brother, Henry w olhaupt.
The dance at the bowery Saturday
evening was well attended. The music
by the Dixon Melody Trio was excellent
and was enjoyed by a number Of the
older folks, as well as those who
danced. 81
This community is glad to learn that
the Carl Anderson family Of Luna, are
well on the road to recovery after their
recent illness st
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Monroe and chill
5dren Ralph and Faye, were pleasant
callers at the P.5J. Bauer home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. j. 81. Loen and daughter, Miss
Josephine, called on Mrs. P. j. Bauer's
Friday evening
tl 3
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WEST Y ALLEY

s >
The Farm Bureau picnic held at
Halvor Amunds on's place on midsum1
mer day was great success both SO
sciaIly and financially.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Mattson, after q
visit at the latters home, returned to.
their home last week. While here they
had their infant babtized.
August Rokke is teaching parochial
school In Dist. 81.
. Miss Dyrud closed her school In Dist.
100 last Thursday $
The Blackberg Bros. Of New Maine,
are doing some breaking for N. O.
sStrandquist. ssz
Do not forget the Acme ChautauquaI
at Newfolden June 20 and 30 and July.
Il and
M. I,ordahl, who hor esteaded years
back IN the town Of Wright but Tor:
the last fourteen years has been q resi-
dent of Canada, IS here renewing old,
acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs % Paulson, Of Mime
apolis are here on visit NJ ca the
latters sister Nrs q. Apne and family
Misses Rokke md 0f Strand
fquist, visited at the formers home SIM
day afternO0u
John Ande1 now living sit1s
his d6teR, 5ullS
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ALV ARA.D n E VS.
Mrs ii. B. Backstrom left last week
for visit with friends in the twin

Mrs. H. B. Backstrom left last week
for q visit with friends In the twin
cities
Rev. and Mrs. Erick Anderson, from
Minneapolis, are visiting at the Moss
berg home.
The local baseball team defeated the
Nash Bros. team from Grand Forks
Saturday s.s
The local second baseball team auto
ed to Viking to clash with that team
Sunday but Viking was victorious.
One Sunday the local baseball team
clashed with the East Grand Forks
players and were victorious by score
of to 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bovee, Mrs. Simon
Hanson and Lena Nelson autoed to
Grand Forks Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Anderson and
family left Tuesday to visit with rela-
tives in Sask., Can. They will make
the trip by car, visiting with the Ander-
son and Porten families, who live at
different places in Saskatchewan.
A number of young folks from the
village attended a wiener roast given
Smith home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lindell were War
rem callers Tuesday =
| Mrs. Nels Hanson and daughter
Helen, Of Higdem, left last week for a
visit with relatives at Chicago.
Miss Emma Bloomsness is rapidly
improving from the injuries received
some time ago in an automobile acct
dent, which occurred near Snake river
bridge west Of the village The others
in the party, six in number, were more
fortunate and escaped without serious
injuries. So
? DR.. Wattam was professional call
er in this vicinity Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Larson and baby,
Envy Satire, Hannah and Andy Larson,
were pleasant callers at the Martin
johnson home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Lodoen and sons
returned from their outing at Maple
Lake Friday. ~ six
G. 9. Olson was a Warren caller
Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Norwegian
church will be entertained by Mrs. III.
G. Azure Thursday. All are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Paulson and chill
dren were visitors at the Pete Lindell
home Friday. 7,& Il
The Nels Backstrom, John Olson,
John Smith and Alfred IversOn fam
lilies we're among the Alvaradoites who
attended the Baptist picnic at Oslo Sun
day. NJ. -.
Misses Ruth and Rose Swanson and
Arthur Swanson, Of Vega, were village
visitors Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson, of Warren, spent
the past week end in the village, as a
guest at the home Of Mrs. F. E. Dahl
gren. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Lofstrom and fam
lily, of Higdem, were guests at the Lin
dell home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs M. H., Sands and daugh-
tiers returned Friday from New Mexico,
where they have spent a number of
months on account of Mr.. Sands health.
Misses Clara and Esther Skoog, Al
fred Skoog and Walter Anderson at
tended the local baseball game Sunday.
The community extends their heart
felt sympathies to the sorrowing rela-
tives of Hans Hallin, who passed away
at his home Sunday morning after a
lingering illness.
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Some of the children az Chas. i oesIte
have been III with the chicken po1.
We are all enjoying the warm
weather to the best Of our ability, as
well as patronizing the Ice cream par
Tors. -.=.
. Miss Lena Dngelstad, Of Warren, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. 6. Clausen.
Mrs. j. H. LOen called on Mrs. Henry
Olson Thursday afternoon.
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2Ss "a F6. 1IImeTssd uSeC ana son arrived
from Strandquist Monday to visit at
the home Of her parents, Mr.: and Mrs.
Bernt Christianson.
IS us Mrs. Nels BackstrOm left for viking
Tuesday to visit at the home OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erickson.
Two men from Crookston are in the
village erecting the poles for the new.
lighting system.
Misses Alys Narveson and Margaret.
johnson, of Oslo, spent Monday night
with friends in this vicinity, returning
home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. Nystrom called on Mrs. John
Olson Tuesday afternoon. s#:.
Anton Fregaard has been on the sick
Hist for few days.
Mrs. Hagen and her grand daughter,
from Grand Forks, visited at the homes
OF the formers sisters. Mrs. III. Sands
and Mrs. s. s. Trickey, Sunday.
Miss Jennie ustrad. who has been
employed at the hotel, left for her home
at Holt last week.
The members Of the Swedish Luther
an confirmation class accompanied by
the Rev. Mattson. autoed to Warren
last Thursday to have their pictures
taken. On their return the class was
entertained to delicious lunch as
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Mattson. The
confirmants from the village were Har-
Dahlgren.
Mr.. ana Mrs. f. e. Dahlgren were
Warren callers Tuesday. b
- NJ 4.
Lundin autoed to Grand Forks Tues
day.
Ivan Bovee returned from trip to
Lake Bemidji, Monday. z
Mrs. Jalmer Skoglund entertained a
number Of guests to a birthday party
in her honor last week
Mrs. Alfred Roland and son.. Of Hib-
bling, Mimi, are visiting at the Paul
Dagoberg home. So
Mrs. s. j. Brekke, who has been un-
der the doctors care at the Warren
hospital, arrived home Saturday. B
Emil Johnson's parents, one sister
and one brother, from Holt, have been
visiting with their brother and son for
a few days. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Kegg and Ole
Smith autoed to Grand Forks Saturday
On thier return they were accompanied
by Mr.. Smiths son who has been taking
medical trea tments and is much inn
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. LOdOen, Of Alvar-
ado, Mrs A. Boman and Russell, Mr..
Ole Hanson and Miss Olga Nelson, Of
East Grand Forks, spent Sunday at a.
J. Walberg's farm.
D. 20 - g
Swedish Baptist Church
HJALMAR M t4ssa; Pastor
Revival meetings will continue every
evening except Saturday at 1880. Sun
day, 10 80 a. M, 2 100 p. m. and Z 80
p. m. Meetings will continue over next
week Dinner will be served Sunday
All are welcome
Norwegian Lutheran Church of
s<zs5 e. AlvaradO sssss2z M
81 S. J. BREKKE, Pastor
No services next Sunday.
Ladies Aid Thursday of this week
at the home of Mrs. III. Azure.
COnfrmant class meets Friday after
noon at%2 :OO.sal sssSs go = B.
Kongsvinger Ladies' Aid will be en-
tertained by Mrs. II. 81. Oberg Thurs
day of next week.
Swedish Lutheran Church OF Alvarados
JOSEPH c. MATTSON, Pastor
Services next Sunday at Adams, N.
%. Il
The Bloomwood Ladies' Aid meets
with Mrs. Joseph Monson on Friday of
this week. .3.5&
The Alvarado Ladies' Aid will not
meet at the parsonage until Friday,
July 10Th. $40 is
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RADIlJM WINS OVER VIKING
Scores by innings !: Is.

Radium 8 o % 70 o 33-81
viking ------------sO O. O. 2 IS u O-5
81 Battery for Radium, Peterson and
Lindstrand for Viking, Morris and
Johnson. Struck out by Peterson 10,
by Morris Hits off Peterson 10. OF
Morris JIG. Base on balls, of Peterson
4, OF Morris 2.
8. On June 30th Radium goes to New
folden for game at .. n. Let's all
go.
SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES
The new quarter begins with the
lesson Sunday, and it Is urged that
everyone start and plan to be present
for the full series of lessons Let us
not neglect our Sunday obligations.
We all appreciate having our Sunday
service have wanted it ID for long
periods previous. Now let us not slack
up The spirit thus far has been SPLEEN
did. Those who furnished dishes and
pans for the Sunday school booth June
18th. may get them in the Bank lobby. j
81 Miss Marie and Mr.. Elof Rud spent
Sunday at the Rud home.
z Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Olson made a.
* Miss Anna Kramer left for her home
IN Seaforth, where she will spend her
summer vacat ton.
#S Mr.P -. Peterson spent Sunday at
the M. III. Olson home.
"a pleasant time is reported by those
who attended the bowery dance in RAJ
dium. and the young folks are hoping
that there will be many more dances
given before the season closes. The
management of the bowery is under
Milton Schantzen and John Schultz.
81 The people of the community are
observing Saturday afternoon off. An
other big crowd attended the recrea-
ton at Horgan's Saturday afternoon.
Everyone enjoyed the hours there i'm
mensely. s@:
Mrs. D.. s. Cantine and daughters
Charlotte and Mollie left Radium Mon
day evening for Walnut Grove, Mimi,
after having visited the III. G. Kramer>
home a few weeks.
Christ Clausen purchased a new
piano last week.
The Farmers Cooperative Store has
received a new coat of paint.
4ss Ole Nelson has purchased a fine new
Ford coupe. .2ss.. ..}s
Miss Grace Yuergens has returned
home after having spent two months
in employment near Warren
The past few warm days have made
the corn grow rapidly.
e.. ] !. Hill took charge of the stock
shipped Saturday to the cities by the
shipping association.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen were pleas
ant callers at the Henry Olson home
Friday evening. :
Mesdames Wolhaupt and Allen, and
Misses Lille Setback and Maria
Strobe were pleasant callers at the
home of Mrs. p j. Bauer's Thursday
|evening. zS= "a
Mrs. Hugo Monroe is rapidly inn
proving in health since taking recent
treatments from DR.. Bratrud at War
rem.
Little Evelyn Allen had her tOnsils
and adenoids removed at the DR.. Wat
tam hospital. We are glad to say she
Isl getting along very nicely.
Mr.; and Mrs. J.-H. Loen are enpoy-
ing visit from relatives, who arrived
Sunday, having driven their large sedan
down from Devils Lake, N. %.
I A number Of the married folks of
this community intend to make a trip
to FOrdville, N. d., to spend the day
as well as to pick berries, in the near
| future.
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MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children BY using milk from Tu-
berclin tested herd? p. Frost spauld.
Inc Farm Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-29

Will grind feed two days, Friday
and Saturday, each week from now on.
Farmers Mill & Elevator Co.
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SURPRISE ON RlEv.


/ SIIRpRISE IN r.Yrx
4 m Aspa npnvvre.
not -
49,
mere =, ,,a,,a.
wadiinc s., -
- ~,
f,,o,,s1.
s. tho suaa,s,, U.S.,
had s,a,, Nla,ln
l.tne members O. the congregation
hrnns,1+ De-, = III
dron y. =
fatto,. nrott. - @
rro :, no 80,
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River Falls. gave ! short taIk mentions
ing that he well remembered attending
the wedding az Rev and Mrs 5Drotts.
twenty years ago at Hallock. He told
T a number of humorous incidents of.
their youthful days. Rev. Olson, OF
warren, also gave good short talk
f,olloW1ng the program Peter erickson
I n p pen Of all present presented Key.
ana Mrs. Drotts With parlor rug
asu aiso s lnlila nisn VIII 9 nea. sun
oxnrassad h;s haart;a th esp,uen az ~
-
church parlors. after which All flenart-
81 .;sh;n1. pa,, ~, NJ
richest hlassino and manv ,nora I INV
anniversaries Rev Drotts has nh 90,
pastor here for sixteen Years and has
been a very faithful and natient SER
want of God. Isl. s.ss:.
----
Hans Hanson, Of Warren, was a
Viking caller Sunday.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Norwegian Lutheran church met last
Sunday evening. A fairly large crowd
was in attendance and q. good program
was rendered S7s y
ana Mrs A,hort r,o,,o,1 ond oh;,.
ara,, Ern1,,, "a 800 ,uane 4onta;
~ - 81 * aa os -, $500 -
=. = 1a'iNei '0ii l'.
Inc l !3 STORES Will pe CLOSED al
uay VI ~ NE e r ~ @ss
The Viking baseball team played the
Karlstad team at Karlstad Friday but
We're detected by a score of to !.
Albert Halvorson visited in Newfold-5
en- Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Styrlund and children
Edith and Rudolph, left for the cities
Thursday evening Of the past week to
visit for some time at the home Of her:
sister, Mrs. A. Kohl and other relatives.
The Emil rornell family. Of warren
were viking callers "wednesday even
ing OF the past week.
Quite q number !ll OF .V1kdlngltes attend
ed the Mission meeting held at Rose
Woou Iuesday ana wednesday OF tn 1pt'
past week. .5s
Carlson's, of Detroit, Mimi, relatives
Of g. O. Franson's S, visited at the Fran-
son home Sunday.
Misses Agnes and Emma Forslund
friends fri nd - = s : = -
l A.. "a
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Entertaining.

A group of fifteen friends gave
surprise party for Mrs. N. Waisbren,
1925 Sheridan North, on April 2.
The afternoon was spent in playing
games and dancing after which
luncheon, prepared by the guests,
was served. Mrs. Waisbren was pre-
scented with beautiful wrist watch.
Miss Eta Axilrod, 1915 Knox
North, entertained Wednesday eve
ming, March 80, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Rudolph of Superior,
Wis, and Miss Ada Aronson and her
fiance, Mr.. I. Gindler, of st. Paul.
Mrs. Jack Yankowich, 1116 Irving
North, was pleasantly surprised by
a group of her friends Saturday,
April 2. The occasion being her fiji.
teenth wedding anniversary she was
presented with many beautiful gifts.
Bridge was played at five tables.
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With the Travellers.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jacobs, 1913
Dupont South, returned this week
from Dallas, Texas, where they were
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hyman returned
last week from California, where
they spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac We'll, 1928
Fremont South, returned Sunday
from Pasadena, Calf, where they
spent the winter.
Mrs. G. Silk, 926 Oliver North, re-
turned Friday after a months visit
in Chicago, where she was the guest
of Mrs. Libbie Quadow.
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Mrs. Aaron Heller returned last
week from Pasadena, Calf, where
she spent the winter.
Mrs. Louis A. Beck of st. Louis,
Mo-, is spending a few weeks visit
ing her mother, Mrs. M. Beck, 1875
Eighth Avenue North.
Mrs H. Rosen left Monday for her
home in Bismarck, N. Dak., after
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. L. Perlman of Friedman
Court
Mrs. Max Freedman and sons, Ar
thur and Jerome, 1872 Knox North,
left Tuesday, April 5, for Buffalo,
N. Y, where they will visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Stupski.
Mrs. B. Skoll, 500 Aldrich North,
left Sunday for Centerville, Iowa, to
visit her brother, Mr.. L. Patterson.
She will remain one week and will
then leave for Des Moines, Iowa, to
attend the wedding of her niece, Miss
G.. Robinson on April 10. She is &C
companied by her daughter Ethel.
Mr. j. NJ Davis of the Leaning
ton, returned last week from Florida
after spending the winter there.
Dr. Henry Banks of Mayville, N.
OAK, spent the weekend with his
wife and daughter, who are the
guests of Mrs. l.. Perlman of Fried
man Court.
Mr. JOS Robitshek returned Sun
day from Pasadena, Calf, where he
spent the winter.
Mr.. Sig Taussig, 1919 Lyndale
South, returned Friday from Pasa-
dena, Calf, where he spent the win
ter
Mr.. VIM Weisman, formerly of
Minneapolis, arrived Tuesday, April
5, for short stay in the city.
Mr. VIM. Goldstein of La Crosse,
Wis, is the house guest of his uncle
and cousins, Mr.. M. Borovsky and
family, 1112 Fifth Street North.
Mr. L. S. Frisch, of Chisholm, Mimi.
who was visiting in the Twin Cities
during the past week, left Monday for
his home.
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Engagements.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Greenberg,
5014 Lyndale South, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Eta,
to Mr.. Samuel James Jacobs of st.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Gottstein, 1115
Girard North, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Anne Helen,
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
LOCAL NEWS---MINNEAPOLIS
Page Fo,.r

the Friday
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L. HELLER
LADIES' TAILOR

LADIES' TAILOR
We make suits to order from your
own material.
We do remOdeling of all kinds.
40 So. 18th st. Minneapolis
Tel. Atlantic 6746
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Lawrence and Miss Nellie Kilborn
drove to Salem a few days ago and
during the weekend, after their
return, he was introducing Mrs.
Lawrence to his friends. They We're
quietly married in that city We'd
nesday. on the evening of their
return to SCOTS Mills a number of
friends gave them a warm recep-
ton. There were so guests present
and they made it interesting for the
newlyweds.
Mrs. L. S. Rice and daughter
have been visiting friends in Wood
burn.
Z. A. Geiger and family have
ben visiting relatives and friends in
Candy a few days.
Mrs. r. S. Hooley is visiting
friends in Portland this week. She
expects to be absent a couple o.
weeks.
Jesse Barkhurst sold his car a
few days ago. He expects to so to
Washington to work and may de-
eide to move there later in the sea-
| son.
Mrs, S. H. Maulding and children
of Portland are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Jesse Barkhurst
| Eat pTunnS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
Fruit Growers of
Woodburn May
Join Association

Woodburn, Or. Feb. 15.---M O..
Evans, field manager of the Oregon
Growers Cooperative association.
and w. l. Staley, secretary and
treasurer of the same corapanv
addressed a meeting of the fruit
men of Woodburn and vicinity in
the city hall Saturday afternoon,
The speakers presented the ad-
vantages of fruit men belonging to
the Oregon Growers CO-oDerativc
association and outlined the cOndi-
tions under which applicants would
be admitted to membership. Among
other things it was stated that the
local growers could not join unless
so per cent of the acreage would
go into the oranization.
At present the Oregon Growers
Cooperative association is organ
lied in but two counties. Marion
and Polk. 1t is operated on plan
similar to the California 0rganiza
tions which have proven very sue
cessful in the past and the local
fruit men are considering joining
the Oregon Growers Co -OperatlV
association on account of the pres
emf serious market conditions
The association is a cooperative
system of marketing I'll" fruit al
the most advantageous prices, Al
members are bound to market thel'
crops through the association only
A great deal of interest was man
ifested in the plan of the organi%a
ton but no definite action was tax
en-.
The local fruit men Will nee
aeain next SATURDAY afternoon i
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The jefferson Woman's club plan
10 hold their guest day program at
the residence of Mrs. Pease on the
north edge of town on Thursday of
the present week.
The ladies aid of the Methodist
church meet Wednesday at the
church for work. They will ar
range the large screen which is TO
be used by the past in his church
night programs,
The day of prayer for missions
appointed by the federated wom-
ans boards will be observed by am
appropriate program from the
three churches of the city on Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Christian church.
Fl. d. Mars was in Corvallis on
Sunday.
'Rev. z. B. Lockhart went to
Portland Monday morning.
Mrs. A. B. Hinz, who went to
the hospital at Albany the other
day, is reported as getting along
nicely.
ANN MATS is III POrtland, where
he has accepted position in a
chair factory. Alfred Mains of JEFF
ferson is there also and for the
same purpose.
e. S. Fox was in town yesterday
irom the Coin place three miles
north.
Theadore Classy went to Cor.
wallis on Sunday.
Miss Leah Powell was elected
president of the Epworth Learu,
at the official elections held las
week in connection with the month
~ social. 1t was held at the q. {
| mason nome. Light refreshments
were served. Other officers elect.
ed were first ce-president, Bea.
| tflce Lockhart; Iris Powell. secont
J Nlce-presfdent; Laverne Seehale
thlrd Vice-president; Elsie Powell
fourth president; secretary
Lindsay Doty, and treasurer, Hurl
Mason. Frank Wall will hav,
charge of special music Mis-
Georgia Witherite is to have chare,
OF a booster club.
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above all others as it was a clean
game and the referee from the Y.
NJ. c. A. at Portland gave hearty
satisfaction. One of the players,
Fred Gooch, on the Northern Pa
cific Dental college team, is. Dali
las boy which contributed greatly
10 the interest of the spectators.
Recall Interest Keen.
The recall election which is to be
staged tomorrow is taking on an
added interest. Robinson support
ers are button holing everyone pos
sIble and Mr.. Robinson has mailed
post cards asking everyone to go to
the polls to vote. The UIrich forces
are also busily engaged in the field
and are quietly gaining momentum
so they report. 1t is believed by
most of the Dallas citizens that the
vote will be very close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Branch of
Rickreall attended the show in
Dallas last Saturday evening. Mrs.
Branch will be known as Miss Stin-
nette employed at the Coffee studio
at Dallas prior to her marriage.
Belt Goes to Portland.
Hon. Judge H. H. Belt has Just
returned from McMinnville where
he held court last week. After
spending the week -end with his
family, he has gone to Portland,
where he will be busy in the judi
clal chair during the week.
Mrs. Peter Helgerson, who has
been confined to the Dallas hospit-
a for many weeks with blood pois-
oning was moved to the home OF
her son District Attorney j. N. Hell
gerson last Sunday. Mrs Helger-
son is improving nicely and COM
plete recovery is expected in the
| near future.
Deputy County Clerk Floyd l.
Senter and family motored to In.
dependence last Sunday.
MasOns to Initiate.
The Masonic lodge had a meeting
last Friday evening at which tim,
they conferred the third degree up.
on two candidates, after which ;
! banquet was enjoyed in the banque
| hall.
Ed F. Coad, justice of the peac
of the Dallas district has been con
fined to his bed for the past fev
days, but is able to be out today.
!. r. O. Dodson, well know
farmer of the Luckiamute country
was a business visitor in Dalla
yesterday.
William Mueller of the Sal
Creek country, was visiting friend
and trancting business in Dalla
yesterday.