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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
GOLFERS WILL MEET
ON LINKS SEPT. 10
IRy AssocInted rress. /

MONTREAL, Aug. 3,.--MSs Cecil;
l.citch. british woman golf champion,
and Miss Alexa Stirling. Of Atlanta
Ga. holder of the American and Ca
madam title. VIII meet for the first
time on the Western Continent in
the Canadian championship tourna-
ment opcnlnf at Ottowa. September
10. Miss Leitch is en- route to Canada
aboard the steamship McGantic. due
at Halifax. Friday. During her tour
of Europe several months ago, Miss
Stirling was defeated by the English
girl.
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SOUTH HILL NINE
WINNER OF PENNANT

SOUTH HILL, VA. Aug. 3l-South
Hin hit Goliath TrcahIc for eleven
singles, one double and triple At EN-,
poria, today and won the htth game
oi the series, {" ., making the SC
rioS stand four 10 one. giving South
tiill the pennant for the season. The
features OF the game were the field
ing Of Tucker for South hin and the
batting of Lancaster fer the same
team and Marahle for Emporiu.
Chandler pitching for South Hill.
pitched good game. Keeping the
Emporia hits scattered throughout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

PHII.ADELPIltA, Aug. 3l.--RcfuslI
OF Willie 1ackson's manager to ac-
Crpt II check as part payment FOR his
$4,000 guarantee to meet Johnny
dundee. of New York. In an eight
round bout here tonight. resulted in
the match being called off. The
promoter offered Jncksons manager
s..50n in cash and Il check for the
remainder When the offer was de-
ciined, the spectators. who had wit
messed three preliminary eiyht-rountl
bouts. were Informed that money
paid for tickets would be refunded
In full.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
TEAM DEFEATS CHICAGO
mr. Assncinich brass

ROCHESTER,. y. Y, Aug. 3l.--Thc
Rochester International League club
defeated the Chicago Cubs here to-
score Il. II. II.
Chicago . 900 600 0lO--3 \ Z
Rochester ......0l2 DOL 30x-7 8 3
Batteries: Alexander. York. Jones
ana DAILY; knight and MattoX.
Wirts.
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Grccn,vnod wins .roI,

GREENWOOD, MISS. Aug. 81
Greenwood defeated Clarksdule, Z TO
:, here today. making its fourth con-
Sccutivc win in as many days to de-
term!nc the Mississippi State League
championship. Five Victories out OF
nine viii decide the winners
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MICHIGAN Shot. I.end.

CAMP PERRY. OHIO. Aug. 3I.-Thc
Michigan National, Guard Pistol team
leads other contestants in today's
preliminary shooting events of the
National Rifle Association. Tho Mich
iEan c9mrany had an average Of
the Reserve Officers Trnin ing Corns.
was second. with liS: Texas Agricil-
turai ana Mechanical College third
with 1i2. The firing was against 200
GOO and LOCO yard slow fire ranges,
and zoo and 500 rapid fire ranges.
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CHAS. +. RUEHRMUND.
Real Estate Agent.
rustee S Auction Sale


BY virtue OF certain deed of trust,
dated January 9th, 1920, and recorded
In Deed Book 2G3-B. page SO. in the
clerks Office OF the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, to secure the payment OF
e certain note therein described, de
fault having been made In the debt
therein secured, and being required
so to do by the beneficiary, l III
sell, at public auction. on the prem
iSeS, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1sr. 1921.
the real estate described in said deed
of trust as follows:
All that certain lot Of land. to-
gether with tho improvements there
on. and appurtenunces thereto be-
longing, known as No. 1923 Stuart
Street (Meadow Bridge Road. Rich
mond. Va, IN that part thereof
known us Hill Crest Park. and more
fully bounded and described as fol-
lows, 10 wit: Commencing on the
west line OF Meadow Bridge Road at
point where the dividing line be-
tween lots and 8 begin and ex-
tending In westerly direction along
the said dividing limo 80 feet 1
inches to an alley. thence in n south
erly direction along the east line of
said alley 80 feet. thence in an east
parallel lines to point on the
Meadow Bridge Road 80 feet south
east OF the point of beginning, thence
in a nOrtherly direction along the
west sido OF Meadow Bridge Road 80
feet to the point Of beginning.
TERMS: Cash.
r. /. MAYO. JR..
Trustee.
luuN aruI storo !. Dispatch Want AID
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NERVOUS
FAIN TING
MRS. Werner tells how they
Yield to Lydia E. PinI1ham's
Vegetable Compound
Camden, N. j." Before my baby
was born was run down and weak

had pains in my
back and stomach,
was very nervous
and would have
fainting spells. /
certainly suffered
awfully with those
nervous fainting
spells. i did not
know anyone at
times and used to
scream. a doctor
treated me but did
MT L.
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uniontown Wins title.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Aug 81
Chiontown won the third and decid-
ing game OF the baseball series with
Andaiusia for the semi-professional
championship OF South Alabama. to-
DAY. by SCOrc OF To-
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wnod,ynra luis No-Iitt Game.

NEW UANEN, CONN. Aug. al
Frank Woodward. former National
League pitcher. aud leading mounds
man Of the Eastern League. twiricd
no-hit, moran game for New
Haven this afternoon. defeating Wa
stcrbury. 10 to 0. Il was Woodward's
twenty-third victory this season.
Only thirty-ouc hatsmcn faced him.
five of them reaching first base and
none getting To second Woodward
struck ont six men and walked four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
Nnnth MIns IItIc.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3l.-Youth came
To the fore in sports again today
with Joseph Ford. II years old. who
won the public links golf champion
ship of Greater New York. by mar
gin OF three up. lie defeated Walter
Purcell. 1918 title holder and twice
runncr-up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01


The statement was issued after q
large audience had listened To VIII
liam Howard Taft. Chief Justice oil
the Supreme Court OF the United
states. urge measures To avoid de-
Law in the courts. He recommended
appointments of eighteen new
judges. two for each Federal district
10 aid in clearing the dockcts.
Introduction of report by Elihu
Root. chairman Of the legal cduca
ton section, IN the sections after
noon session. aroused considerable
conirovcrsy over the requirements
for admission to the bar.
After n. turbulent session, the re-
port was adopted. and Will he pre-
sentcd to the association tomorrow
II recommends two years college
and three years law schooling to
admit TO the bar, In schools main
tanning certain standarda
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01


lI GG? sSu,h ri Th isii S..
,.t s'% v,,, In be eee,yca H. once of
lid sonih Thru strest Ricb nomWiss v
sa m' the c" "G.2sS n99n 1911
c, S,FslaiI ,oa r5ojsf; So IsA-s.ss miles OF
crete basc. with penetration bi,uii.I,";is
Inaeahsin surface. on state Road 30 10.
wn Vail rnr,ny'"s westward in Prince Ed
Virginia rroIee, No. i2o-s.s miles OF
59i,a 30 from $s@ Ma4he, o" east s'' iii
virginia Project No. laO--e.sO mile, OF
Hia on , nasada" road With alternate
fo5 yi,s Mia j. Prince william County. m
ElYs FORK: and raifick County I line In
,o Al ,hs ;a,ne time and place bids will
Sridsn oyer Chestnut C,cex virsin!i
LiroiGGt No 80. on State Road No. g. In
Ens!neers wlii be a, the Following places
10 show contractors over the Inherent
a; Sew Ma'Es: q, 10 ~ u Friday. Sep
> for rtaite S \ NJ NJ IaS SA'"f9Hy Sep
So ate HbsT'i n ,a1 ,a At - A. Monday.
* TaGmyliG At 10 4: 81 Thursday. Sep.
'e. ri notky ,o nd mI1!gs; 80 7S r,,s
;cnibcr :. tor Project No. 80. ''e'-
ans -, ana tpse,;iSa,i0ns are on nie At
va. and Al oiica OF the following iHs'" fs.i
For fT ;5yss i;s Z. r., cosfs s:aun.en.
For Projects 1873 and 80. r. d. Bryant.
i'Ians for bridge on Project so will cos,
ss: p fn.o o $ and 'hS,e esR ss Sc
Street. Richmond. Va.
Plans Tor sections q. state roads will
ant CSiqinis sIGasr 1850 .; which Vii ii'f BE-
condition within two weeks after bids are
Per cen, Of the total bid not 10 Exceed
way Co:nn!ssionrr. must accompany each
serves the right TO REJECT any or All bids
state Highway Commissioner.
THE UNITED STATEs OF AMERICA,
whereas; on The 22nd day Of
August, 1921. J. ". Davis fled :. libel
states for tho Eastern District Of Viz
Sinia againHt the gasoline boat
"forke." her boats, tackle. apparel
and furniture, in a cause Of debt. civil
And whereas. by virtue of process
In due form Of law. TO me directed,
rcturnabic on the Goth day OF August.
Jg2!, have seized and taken the said
gasoline boat "Norke" and have her
in my custody.
Notice is hereby given that Dis
trict Court Will be held in the United
states courtroom in the city OF Rich
mond. Va, on the 9Th day OF Sep
TENDER. 1921, for the trial OF SAL
premises. and the owner or owners,
and all persons who may have or
claim any interest, are hereby cited
To be and appear at the time and
place aforesaid, 10 show cause. if any
they have. why Il final decree should
not pass as prayed.
CLARENCE q. SMITHERS,
L.. =. Marshal.
l!y J. G.. ELLIOTT,
Deputy L. :. Marshal.
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
for Th su, CITY Of K!ehmond invites Proposals
commencing November /. 1921.
The OF! Ia TO hc Pennsylvania. Kentucky
or other apprT1 ,,,d paratiin base ga.s OIL
proximate!y 25o.oOO gallons per mouth
:; o. b. Richmond--tre!ght TO be paid by
the city.
Proposals should specify gravity OF the
oil (Which mus; lie not less than - de-
greece 5au'na). also the sulphur. coke and
-, T, u. contents Of the oil.
envelopes, addressed TO the undersisn"d.
and he Delivered AT Room I0s City Huii
before noon ON September II. 1921.
The right TO rc1ce; any and ali bids IL
E. w. TRAFFoRp.
DIRECTOR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
Stores For Rent

Corner Brook Avenue and Leigh
Street.-The location for modern
grocery store. Dwelling iboveD
Corner 50. John and Charity Streets
Good for any general use. Dwell
ing abovc.)
HENRY $. HuTzLER & co,
1913 East Main Street
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Commonwealth OF Virginia,
Office Of the
superintendent Of Public Printing.
RiChmOnn. Va. AMguat oG -la2i

Richmond. Va. August &c. 1921.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE re-
ceived ut THIS OFFICE until I2 NJ. OF
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1927, for
the PRINTING. BINDING, RULING.
ETC.. Tor the state Of Virginia for one
year from October ], 1921.
Printed schedules. showing in de.
tail the ciassiiications. on which all
bids %ill be required to he made, will
he furnished to bidders on applica-
ton.
Contractors VIII be required to en-
ter into bond with security, to be APP
proved by the Secretary of the Com
monw ealth, for the prompt and faith
ful execution OF their contracts.
me right Is reserved of rejecting
any or all bids and tho work viii be
awarded in such lots or portions as
the Super intendcnt may deem proper.
All bids to be enclosed in sea lied
Proposals or Printing and Pro
posals for inding.'
DAVIS BOTTOM.
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE re-
PLACE for furnishing the following
papers for the use Of the Common
425 nEAMs aGx52. 100 lb. Z. s. Fla,
$50 RlaAMs I7x22 II lb. Canary
Writing.
$50 KEAMs l7x2s soh III. Flat.
$50 EEAMS l1X22 % 10. Flat.
t25 REAMS l7N2S 35iz ID. No. 2
$50 REAMs l7s2i 2s,s h.. No. 2
$50 nEAMs No. Bond. assorted
weights, sizes and colors.
250 REAMS No. 9 Bond. assorted
weights. sizes and colors.
SO REAMS asks e7M ID. No. 2
1850 REAMs 25x3s-5o No. s. & s.
c. Book, To be delivered monthly, as
needed. and to be paid for as de-
$50 REAMs 3sx5O-I2o No. Coated
m.nt OF Agriculture. 10 be delivered
November !.
wi aSSS"9 in Second nssRss sh es soo Ssi
Canary Writing. ~ Id. basis.
Papers. etc. to be delivered ut such
times. in such quantities. ana into
SUCH places as the superintendent may
| direct without charge for freight OF
bidders will furnish samples OF
| size and weights advertised for. The
! right is reserved to reject any OF all
bids.
All bids TO be incloscd in sealed
envelopes and to be plainly marked
proposals for Paper"
at the pleasure Of the superin-
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at the SAME TIME AND
7 PLACE for furnishing Incidental Of
flee stationery supplies, consisting Of
i PENS PENCILS. INK. RUBBER
BANDS, etc. etc.
: All bids to be made upon blanks
TO be furnished by the Supcrintend-
en; OF Public Printing ard to be in
closed in sealed envelopes marked
Proposal for furnishing Stationery
Supplies"
DAVIS BOTTOM,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
Aug. 262s.3O: Sent. l-2-5-7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
NOW A FOLLY
ssss, TO HAVE CORNS
Millions of People Knop An Easy Woy
to End Them-Quick and Sure

Folks all about you now treat
corns in this scientific way. That's
why corns arc becoming so uncom-
mon. At the first corn pain they
apply Bluc-jay = the liquid or the,
plastcr-for sale at all druggists.
The pain stops instantly. Soon the
whole corn gently looscns and
comes out
This is not like old ways, harsh,
and crude. 1t is the modern method,
put out by laboratory OF world.
wide reputc.
For millions of people it has
solved the corn problem. 1t will
bring you .frecdom-and forever.
when you know it. For your own
sake find this out tonight.
Liquid or Plaster
Blue ay
Stops Pain Instantly
Ends corns Quickly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
I Prrccdcs DauEhcrty.

warning issued To the American
people by the judicial section OF the
American Ear Association.
Vnfi I,recrdcs Dnut-hCrty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

Appalachian IcnEuc Results.
Knoxville, 10; Cleveland. 10 (cailed
account darkncss).
Grecnville. s: Bristol, o.
KingSport. 1: Johnson city. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

Florida state League Results.
jacksonville. s; Daytona, 6.
Orlando. 10: 81. Petersburg. 3.
Tampa. 81. Lakeland. 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
aforementioned L.ngue Rc,nIts

Syracuse, .: jersey City. 4.
Buffalo. &; Heading. o.
Others not scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
Amcricnn A.sncin,inn ncxnils.

Milwaukee. IL: Toledo, 81.
81. Paul, .: indianapolis, ..
Minneapolis, |: Louisville, 10.
Kansas City. I; Colcmbus. 6. as
inniuCs)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
% 4

OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA STATE |
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONS
NChmond. Virginia
August 2a; 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
FARM BARGAINS.

FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. Ii you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
G. l.. & Fl. l.. DENOON,
SUI East Main Street.
FHRAS-lf you want to puy a farm AZ.
GREAT Eahteru Land Co., 3oi -lO1 Ssyo
building. -""'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

lt,uI, uruI st0ro i. Dispatch Want AID
Station.
Y't. saws niuney wpan you Hp,- .a''
READ ALI. the indexed classified ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
"a Ms.

s7's acres Tot OF Enc timber: >;
acres cleared. excellent soil. no
pudding: cheap: Si.75O.
90 acres. improved: Broad Street.
ROAD. good dwelling. : barns or
eehafnd. crops tools and stock:
100 acres; rs In cultivation: 7.
room dwelling: good outbuiidinE.:
nice shady lawn. on inc road
pear Richmond: all crops. near
high school: SIS per acre.
POLLARD & nAGBY.
Richmond. Va.
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AUCTiONS-LEGALS
-
Legal Notices Oh

~ LcSul NOtICCS OI
s,d me regular annual meeting OF tho
sriIA "a COMPANY viii bo held al
pe g ohs stso. OF the Compssny, Ninth and
0Sloek noon. Tuesday. September 20, 1921
III. II. GROVES,
Hu W tha OF users voluntarily testify
Want Ads. '''" i''nes-
WaA .S az ~ epy M apsof iso.o ms S,sssI.
WdA Al ,d IL bsy an aut0a Read the eIasaI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

HOUSH OF rooms and i61 acres. within
three miles OF HewlettS Station on IN,
C o. Il. Il. Price. 81. 900 on almost
amp tnrnu that Will suit the purchaser
with per cent. Geo. r.. Crawford \,
Co. ssi Enst Main Strrcr - -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

a'7noGneemenf OF the program
for the next recula- meeting
Tears4sy, May II
Miss My BuIl vii i've pres
ent at the Horne Bcansrnics Club
meeting Tuesday Ma III. HI ,
Q clock Miss Rul X fran the
Exterislon Division OF the Stare
University amt VIII taik nn hume
problems Fyerg-ho5y ir1vfted t.
attend whether vou rre MEM
her or NOT LUNCH VIII ne
served fHtease mote chanct III
date to Tuesday, MEy ~
Presbyterian Sundrr schaol N
3.45 Mother DEy program at
III O'Clock Tine program VII I've
= follows Sung W'hm q
Friend A'e 9nve in Jesus" iy
all the mothers present. sc~ir-
1ure reading PROV 81 1AI
WANDA Ru.src pra7'er NJ Starch.
recitation -efrlne To Mo
theirs -Lavd STrder song
VI S,fs,,s T',,p7rss-,s rIFve FoIipv,pd
Ne by vmnc peoples CHOIR,
origin I'd Mo1her-s Dry and ez-
TRACTS frorr prominent WRITERS.
Ms Ed Fill soi,,-'TeH Mother
IlI he Their Henry Bruins. re-
c57aaan-T'ne WhIae Cmnurlun. ="
Anng Eupp duet Don't Forret
The 059 Fa.Es. Heier Peterson
md Edrt Parker. Mother in
the Church Mrs Jno. Stafford
solo NJ Mother song" Airs
J. r. Ling~eu
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
DENLY URGES lARGs NAVY
Points Our oarurr Of Aiio~vsns DE-
se-iurat.or Of rtrrs

Detroit Mich - The unired Suites
navy wat describea as AT Insurance
against disastnr ~ Secretary DENNY
IN ar address fo his Fellow townsmar
here 'Tf fhs FIAT IL rvnr lowr~ea or
tn. sea he said prepare IT, lowe, II
~ hand Failure u maintain the nav.
viii spel absolute disaster H. the near
~ far future fnI nsnnui aenn ar
Hrr!t Dvsr TAT nncuaraen sea
sSer-etars DENNY referred a. what ne
said was ths sreauantty heard con,
pisin thsi the navy 10 an expensive
institution n was necessarv insnr
aure however he said adding
Al ths cosd ri nll the unvies NJ ali
the wnrlc was saved bs Great Hrita N
n one tn~~ihis v.el
You know arc know tie cnY,-
fiHuea ''thai & thsF fths British, haf
ma, haa chat Havv the-s would ne M
England fnhav
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
isrI NJ EASE BALI. NnYT>

Bruno lost ia Marisvilie sun
duy Mpv 1st. : 10 4. Ratterv
Tor Bruno MrCam and l.umd
There has been some good
work dome Dr the hall grounds
the past few days When fir
isned Bruno viii have one Of the
hest BAH grounds m tins part of
the country Nearly every'hodv
Is naek u the bal team rs vnu
W.. note from the list uf donors
Esnnu1iun> Va TALL Tenn.
Below Il a hst of those who
have gwen to the base ban rluh
fer which nev sults. balls and
ather base ball goods was hougtr
and ball r~auuG secured
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
EfE Au II Hsst'l MOTIFS,


List FIaGE. M8r &c We gave
9 sh~1 A,.aar DGg program.
NJ MAST and the bows went IF
ter The traas IN tine aFtenoon.
ard We r.aafac then a. he ez-
ercisae t Sra The children al
vua-- arr ta listen 70 the 1re-
1,~a1r VI rt was as follows Song
1-nar Tlly p~ma~v grades.
song T'he TREE 2-d ana ar1
GRADES The Tree Fiat
ce NGnae~ poem '"TE'he Brown
THRUSH group from III and 6rh
go 1as. reading Lie % ]oin
Burroughs LlIian Avea p,eu
Hoase "a tina S,de ri ebe
Road Billie Ames poem-
'Wo,dmar Spare Than Tree
LOIS Geliatlr reading A~bor
Dav" Haieu Lin-ren The u~o-
crarn WIS shart hn vas held far
the purpose 81 Empressnc u the
minds of the children the .mpor-
tame af hroor Day
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
HTaTpa> Fs,E vi ARM HA ''fTi
Tp8s f'gE hRNIsf>T'E AT'tGN

r.sfts4rt ~ EdH e Au~ni.
sirHf- ~ Minnesota. C.ounrT -. f'ii'f ~
F'rBsi;att Court
H. the AarIef ~ rbf i.%taft fma
&orei3 T,er.0~rs
-'EFE STATE 90 AfrA-%l.SE r ~,' W
parsons Interested ir thf Gs~;tftips =
,nfn.r! 's'frs,.S Q. IT. '--'5'.1f ~ 500 81
Tprell having f--.sr flied N thIs Cnurl
r.FYre@erYt fhGt 1aH & s~sr~-s. tuss'
Resident 80 Tps C'nsutrF ~ Etgsng
- att - Wisconsin died trIff.sst 80 -
rns. -@nG nar ~ dBfs a"N rss'Hf
fTlr 1hHr i.stfsrS ~ ssnni7rgiss r4ffifa fts.t
ss>Stbts - ty~urtt.a "a CHRIST me T0r,stl
ant the "uuvf having tX.G tNs tttns
aftT rttH"e 5fr hearing Eatn yt-srfttgsya
"'fF ~ 'F.F NCU E%L EAf-E ftF
Nftf H~s ite~ssfEr ~teaG and ~..gltf~,.a
10 SNOW r1lls&t 81 HTF vet tne. f,.Fssr4.
rff< foX-f ~ the F'voifhff ConrT T.saffrts
y tlss CoGf~- F8faiss e. me EHsugt ~
f'tfss CRY u IRE Cs9uufr ~ fAlT. ~tgfe
81 Minnesota gr tns GCt tiaF ct EuEt.
tt- 81 sf%tos y = NJ. WIZ ~GaH
rss- geInf. stsn1gtG nnr ts sT-ayFet.
WITNESS The 5udus ~ sla6 Court
arf1 e,te sea- ~ @fssf CBurT Tn. ~-r1
aEs ~ hfs~i o.l.
Ttpfsss-- VI iy-rE
fCef-- S4ua E'-ptiH7t Judge
Bers-l ss-Mar 49,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

Giles Aewnod is hnme from the
hespigal in Minrsunniss.
John Sauther-tnn was Sanr
slime caller matwaen trans last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Garrison and family have
moved nnto the VIiitsey farm
vacated by &c RUM.
Cilas southerton and Chas.
Stem have heen assisting T. r..
DAVIS brushing this week.
Friends ant schnnl mates
heiped, Anna RUM celebrate her
hrthtiay fast Wednesday even.
Inc
Il seems pnad Ia have the
vnac boss on rhe inn again rs
we VIII have sume pood roads,
now
The Ladies AID meets nj the
schnDl house in ke,,rick next
SATURDAY. afternnm. MAY :. nj q
oriack
Mrs, John Rum entertained
the nelghhm ladies in hnnur 0F
Mrs Fred Rum last "Wednesday
afternoon
The home taient play WIS en-
loved hy the peopie from our
community and earh one was
good al then pulT
] The Jacobson family huvr
moved onto the Feity farm and
NJ Jacobson is assisting Tan
tlill with ms farm work
Ed Rurp and family i.uue
moved from the Wiltsev firm
10'IlseASl ~ toWH onto the tsaV
Fowler farm south uf town
Mr. and Mrs. A r Hill are
lit proud pnreuts Of 3 glri slnct
hast Monday Mother md duuch.
ter ARE III Sandstone u, the hos
pfta.
Mrs ] Nj Davis gave shiny
or IL honor Of Mrs q F. HllI
Tharsda, aFfcrnaoa. poat time
wax lad and 4 fpae lupeh WIS
/ eerVed
Nj and Mrs 4. T. Duols re-
ceIveu word "Wednesday 1ha =
SOP WINS born 10 Nj and Mrs
James kohlar Mrs Kolier j.
in 81. Paul. She and sun are de-
me nicely
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NJ. Dckey Of Minneapolis.
was IN town Tuesday,
Ms. Traver WAS in Sandstone
last Thursday and Friday.
LAVona Briho spent a few
DAYS i'm Superior last week.
TIE Garrison family moved
int the Whistle house Satura27
Mrs, \. kellett spent last
week in Duluth with relatives.
Mss Margaret SNYDER a Da-
luth- spent the week end al
home.
Mss Grace Ferguson spent Tire
week end al her home in Carl
tor.
NJ and Mrs Albert lli1l are
rejoicing over the ARRIVAL Of .
baby girl
NJ. and Mrs Newcoue. and
Mrs I'd Roderherger were En-
Askov Tuesday
TIE base ball players are busy
cleaning and leveline the new
hall park grounds.
E6 Rupp and family moved
on-o The place recently owned by
Ray Fowler last Thursday.
NJ Nash was in Duluth Sat
urdaT and purchased new hasa
hall suits for the hail team here
NJ. and Mrs. Coulter from For
eSt Lake have moved onto The
Harry Jennings farm south IL
town.
Giles Atwood who has bee1 io
2 hospital a Minneapolis faF
some time. returned horne sal
u-dar
OTTO Pearsons have new csr.
HIS brother from Minneapolis
brought i Up from tie Cities
Sunday
TIE Ladies A5d wl1 meet III
the home Of Mrs. Hiram u aisA
Thursday. NAY u. y 80 I've
-7-bodv invited 70 come
Mrs Frank Ro5enberrer who
has spent the past two wee,s
with her people III Ceda- Ea'ls.
Iowa returned - her home here
Tuesday.
TIE Federated Home Ero1o-
Talcs Club postponed the roes+-
ing asst Thursday and gave 5r-
stead : party e. The horne 81
Mrs Atner Hill u s1ct 80