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New Britain herald., 1921-03-31
GooDWIN-FRONIEN .KINrBALL
School Board Contest is Three Cor.
ncrcd AFFAIR, Not Personal Battle.

The Woman's Republican commit
tee explained today that a wrong i'm
preston has gone out concerning the
candidacy of Mrs. A. G.. Kimball for
election to the school board. The
committee says the impression seefs
to be that Mrs. KimbalI is running
against T.. Goodwin. ...s-.
AS n matter of fact it is a three
cornered race. with the two highest
vote gettens winning. Mr.. Goodwin,
DR.. e. T.. F'romen and Mrs. Kimball
are the candidates for nomination
where there are but two vacancies.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31

branches of the miners union to cease
work.
An effort was later made by the min
ers executive to induce the government
to subsidize the industry SO that higher
wages might be paid. but Sir Robert
Borne, president of the board of trade
said this was impossible.
Both the miners executive and the
executive of the triple alliance made up
of the miners and the railway and
transport workers, held meetings this
forenoon. D.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31

society will maintain n supply Of AM
erican trained musicians by provid-
ing them with a high type of en-
semble training. They point out that
America now is dependent on for
cigners for most of the important
conductorships and for the direction
of many of her greater musical ac-
tivities. -
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31

Our Economy Outfit includes everything furnish the
quality Furniture Every has chosen
you will take real pride in owning it.
We have these all up model apartment
m this outfit appreciate its value. ,
The Washington herald., 1921-07-03

ET T amt the same" the old clerk Sighs,
And sighs the gorgeous staff,
While peace-tine boredom niuItipIies
And Congress cuts in half
Those beauteous groups loho, called by Joc
Kept sICiUeI-ctair morale at Der.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
NEW CHARTEM.


Dover. Feb ts.-Charters were hloo mr.
y.ster.lay ns follows ,,5u
Guffey Gfliespie Gas Products vi
,ninvtnn tlel capital 500 .DDu.unU Jossp"
grlndahi and Co Wilmington. Del -
soo 600 Southern Hardware Co winning
ton. Del 81 200 900 American M
Chsrlt Corporation wilmington. bei
800 900 Crater Razor Co, winning tph, - -
Al 0oO. 900. Allied Electrical Dealers, lhs
New Sork city 81 900 ouu American Nood
Chemical Co ChattanooRa Tenn ~
oOO Sapphire Mining and cutting or
tiou Wilmington Del NH3uibn = - -.
Corporation Wilmington. tltj. souo.IVu
nridpe Fork on Co whitley Hf ~
5000 900 Coulter urtis screw -,
nington. Del $3.50 1000 Parry iSh'h III
uraeturinq Corporation WilminEtph. ittl
stno Ono Floral Nuraeriev tnc.. unhha
ton pci s2eo 600 Evansst 57ob' 81
featuring Corporation. whining ton r.
stno nOG tsomunuhia HraNilefb lle -,
fr,,ieo inc Whining ION. Del siP1N"., -,
Federal Raaerva ON Cerporauon H.N -
t'fty 500 600 l. snyder % ~
phia Pa slnO.0n London. "Na. ~ p,,b
Wilmington Del seb.ua0 Iut"rstat' 80
iishc,s Asaociatinn thiladelphta. IA ~. -
uu tolIeuz 4 Harends Inc NafiastS a,d
ucl So ooo ~vtssvals Itawtins III 81, $50
GaaGo phtlatielphtn IA Kt8 ieN. tbet. b,
prndurt tsons Inc Wilmington l9ei -
iucrraseH In capital Easts'fn '1'ss :, no.
Mining Co Cumberland Md from -. .,.,.a
"a sion 900 Western uil tarpofeth'n. ". -,
Okla stpu tmn "a a. tBDUh ! ~ M.
Mortgage 90 of Detroit lhtfoa
$40 u6o nmf 50 sfa t0a uA'l f..t,,
change ~ name ef Perfect ssamhifs = :, :,
/ shirt Machine ManuiaftufinR -. ;, j,
Perfect laundry Machinery ,-,,...s, -
i.g.iu,illr Kv Wilson 60 70 hh@Hi
tf=t,,.nt 90 " heetiuR "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
FURTHER DECLINES
IN LEADING STOCKS
Selling Resumed in Reading
Shares, and Baldwin N'so
Io.es on Report of President

,.,o.,a,od Prcss to Every Even'"s'
work Feb. 16.--(Wah Str'ce'
Ia ny Resumption of ycstor"iS
'',sv ,ovcments in Reading shaIes
s",,,t,d further irregulartty l" w
,tock market at the outS'' ~ -,
trading. Reading common FH'
f,oction. other backward tea'"'.
',,,,dod American ltnseed at
- - and American thr an"
locomotive which forfeited one
..cb The strong features ''np' ~ "
American international ti""'lat
nha1, Ccneral Electric and WcNs t"'-
,,x,roas the lattcr soon rF"iuihs
,t,,ancc Of so Exchange on i'""-
r., ,c,istared tncw high quotation
f,r tho current movement demand "'''S
selling nj 81 %.
Noon Price movement "F&'l''
ro,eictiuR during IN" m"rnine' """'
leaders recording further dechn'S' W"'''
ohscure sprcinlti0S improved h'''
,,.,s f,,rthcr selling of Baldwin. base" 81,
- ANIMAL report and Nicd th'nh'a'
lot II, uoipts. presumably as r"Su''
:. +h. co,uparv's proposed huan'f'N.
T,.so,,,r1cnt stc,.Is. European OTIS m"
,,or -n.riaIttcs forfeited to
.t,.ta strength wss shown N.Y.
ever. by Gynctnl Asrha" pref
harvester. Remington TNp""r'''' ~.
Industrial Alcohol Rails, 'Si'' "
xorfolI, & SVestyru %ew orleans. -
N.Airo. pe}av4r" la'ka"N'""
western vcr, SUBSTANTIALLY hEh''' ~
,,o,,,., market showed - 'h'nF'f.
IONS opening u per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
ALLEGED "F1REBUCS"
ARRA|CNED IN COURT
All Pleaded Not Guilty and Trial
Was Postponed Until the
April Term.

Special Correspondence o< Every Evening
Georgetown, Feb. i6.-Williain Mad
dox tenant on the farm of Howard
Love, near rederalsburg. Md: Fred
Austin. alias Fred Austin. Negro. of
Seaford. and Samuel Scott. of near
BridRovilia, accused Of burninR tho
residence Of John Iauor. farmer, In
tho western section of Sussex county.
on the night of December 20. 1919. were
arrpigned I'm the Court of oyer and
Terminer. here, Monday, before Chief
Justice James penuewtil and Associate
Judges Henry G. Conrad and William
n. Royce. on the formal charge of arson
and conspiracy Ia burn. Each entered
"a plea of not guilty. and upon agree
mcnt bctwcon Deputy Attorney General
Charles s. Richards and John NJ. Rich
ardson Frank M Jones and James NJ.
Tunnel. attorneys for the defendants,
the cases were continued until April
II.
Austin To- charged IN the indictment
with actually setting Are 70 the build
ing and Maddox with aiding and ahct
ting the crime Scott Is charged before
commitment Of the felony. some tme
between August n and tho night the
crime IS alleged to have been porpctrnt
cd with encouraging. counacline. com
mandiuR and abettiuE
| Accordiur - IN" allegations Scott
| had n dislikc for Iaucr and hired Mad
| dox to set the residence on FIRE. ofTcr
/ ing him $40 Maddox. Il rs alleged IN
| turn hired Auatin. acaord Negro u
| commit The daatardIy act upon q
| prornisc to paN hitn 81 90 Austin 81
| ts alleged Applied the tnat,h 10 OIL
| soaked rags which DESTROYED the honu,
| of f.aucr white Maddox stood nj witt
| = shot gun acting he part of a GUARD
Thinking he might ba sugl@sotssi q
| nrtnE his hotn, To- obtain tho insuran, .
! Laltor appealed - Iuntic,. II tho poae
| James X Philippe at Sen ford. IN assia
IN running - earth the Iactrss't rat0rs y
tho crime
l{y ,lVvrF work on the paTf ~ tn
authorities, was aFr'rtnin"d thn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
n,,IpF>p> DECLARED.

r.ieps..r -l I.s. .tar,n u"
J ~ p.f .,t1 nAN"t'' N,...ri,
.,',r..fnia ParktHs '' .''' 4.. Nia.,f,
= 81 -sl d SHARE sf'
,.an.atsp r7ciHr kaf"aN .r,...ai ~
-..tit ~ eonnper and
psI cen ,,,, e. l.,' If, a3 >,0 1a-N qurf
.H M r..nt YsNall. III
..rsiDerfal oi ttt3t-nl '''.i
#..r s-.-4t 4aNaNle Nttf' '' ,,,.-f,ft,
i,a-tn.osttN Nianuta'iil iilTtH1 ,a,
IN .ar cent and ,>ffa AZ 4" ''' ''"5 l''
r...@Ts piayers Iasky Cofn"rsii' ii'n '.1 ,1.,,
.a,3l N y snar, ~ camn'"n p'H"''
kaae.al Ninine ana ~nelnne C"mran'
..tlaltetly of por cent nn pf'l''''1
Inf.ruaticuat Coftan Mill. @aaT'"rtN e.
p,r cent on common an0 ~ '''
preferred pay abIe Natfh
Rand Mines. I'd = ~ q share or eanN
rust certifcatc- for tta,rjc9n NHares
p@s.sthurstern ss4i Pow II ard I.lvh' q g1a!
teri, Of "a per c.nt ~ rltf'rrr raNAh'
Sssndard 9..l oil % of Nev Jersey : pgr gen'
On common and Z ua 1'ii 'h f'
,meriisn Teloeraph and oabi' ,.,.., ,,.t.,
ran, euartcriy 81 p. far ssnt F''"''F
i Esnatf..al sg,a loan sec,e,> II >cp lo,rNN
+ pef cent oB profit Sh9 m" 'tt
~ I.lola ~ t.'5, III company IN quarfcri,,
- i1 Ill zen; ou Uret.rrru pa' 'a''
"sree ssdneral csear compau, inc qaaT's'gi,, /.
~ II fa.r rru5 FIJI nr,forrod 0a>"'''
%ea'narer, Cow Nianafae'aeae -g3dr1G3 9mr2nf
Pl@rre 4@,@ tasicf \ rscrgr Nsa.ifa"t",ltt
Corporation psr e-a ~
'.,' ,>rt.sc 7 ~ cumpap, ouartcrlz "f
per cent on YFt ter4S0 fatht5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
CLUBS OF THE STATE
Continued from pnEe .

of chicken patea, saratogs chips, s oed
tongue, pickles, rolls, ICE cream, fancy
cakes, coffee and mints Mrs. ~. h.
stepoenson made boautifnl prayer, after
which Mira. Jilms Scott welcomed tho
guests In q clever rhymed grcntinR
Friends and fellow -cl,Ibwomen, gentle,
wise and witty,
We give you welcome: receive from us the
freedom nj our oity;
One place alone do we put up the bnrs:
Guests may not ride on Milford trohey
cars
n You would VISIT our alsy -surapers later,
BE sure YOU always take the elevator
II YOU would view our commerce, rhtfd ~
tho million
Gsaze an The bosom of the broad Ms-
pillion
On thus, our birthday. frienda, we We
brought together
Chicks Of the Blue Hen birds of the same
bright feather
From All the little towns Of Delaware
And one big citvl ~ our 10Y to share
Little Delaware, Little DIAMOND
State folks dub rs,
But although we r. iftlc. they q not dare
to suub ual
And surely, we u not Ict # vex ua
That ton the map we're not 60 greaf =
fcxas
True greatness lcth not IN numbers nor
~ lands,
enc master mind - worth million hands
So snith the poet. and since iiis lq true
Women af Delaware. her future rests
with veu'
When The applause and laughter brought
forth by this original speech hnd etlfFdcd
the main feature of the program bg
ourtahip Of Miles 9tandlah was read
by Mira Herman Johnson while the ntnf
stapeq IN the romance If Puritan davs
were represented IN tableaux nt 2 FfFY
/ beautiful uaturc IN all q thesf seenr'
! itc parta wrre taken rs follows Mic
Standish. Mira Francla y Welconf
.lohn Alden. Mrs Grorge II Baynnm
Priscilla Miss Bctfy Aidrcd Fhe Elder
/ Mrs T. q Nlcholl Iaeaengar Mr..
Iarura DAVIS Indian chief Mra Hest
| Bunsieiu
After fho fableaiy a Duct Landing o.
tic Pilgrims waa rendered f'eo1'iinil
~ Nra ] Fostlos Hammond and Nj
Virafa IIcnders9n chorus fire-7''
NJ Tnritau maidcns guJ composed = Mr.
Evafa Ir Mrs y Ahfnf'
dp ! prs,tie7 ftammend Nle= Ann
Rairl,ffe. MIR Thomas DAVIS, Me
Virginia Ifniierson Miss Mabei bosa''
Mrs William Riggs ard Mlsf Hft'
Barratt. fhon aanR ornP Wnfre ~
Ilihes Blopu quarffffe coTntosfd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

nfnxH1ox knew sornetbine about the nro.
and an M1Ap<zAl WAS made to the Milsy-
land autho~ttt~s To give nrsistanco IN
Apprehondinx him. II is SAID thnt MRS.
Maddox revealed the secret nf foun,esn
rnanthe. but thought ut the time ne'
husband would not be fnp,icnteh IN ~
Fined 400 for Shooting.
One hundred dollars fine and costs
of prosecution was the sentence i'm
poeed IN General sessions Court, mere
Monday on Roliie Murray Baltimore
district, who on "Wednesday OF laa'
wpek changed his plea of NOT eufty
to es~aMit with intent 10 sofnt"'
,o,,,.r op his brother r-in-law. Bayard
James to assault only. As Result o'
,au,i,y dtfr.rvneaa. MURRAY shot James
during the middle OF septeInpet. hst
year. and 50 severely wounded MN tnhs
for a time II was feared isfhee Wo''""
He
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Mrs. q. D Abbott, Mrs. Thomas, NJ We,
Mrs. j. pos4lea Hammond and Miss
Vrginia Har1derson sang the quaint and
charming "Rockin IL de Wind a
second number Bright Dews of Evening
waa then sung hy the chorus.
A beautiful dance feature then took
place. a pirnlet executed by Mastar J.
Lynn Pratt. Jr., and Miss Nancy Fisher
before a group Of Colonial DANES who
sewed ~ a most effective background fer
The moving figures n the dance. The
colonial la1oa we're Mrs Harry Petit
John, Mrs Gsorge Grier, Mrs J Lynn
Pratt. Mrs r. &. Hall Mrs. Harry
Southland, Mrs John Sharp and MiHs
Nan Deputy.
The final number on the program waa q
solo, Welcome Pretty Primrose by Miss
Ilelau Barratts accompanied at The piau"
by Mm w Is l}afTatt
Following the thoroughly euioyatDle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

program, Mrs " -. Boyer. pp~,lsnt "a
ihe Federation, nlasie = shofl ~l~seh n
,zhjch she told ~ the pleasure i had given
nor ~ bo present a. thfn. The y0yiul
twonty third snuiveraary 4 10 Nifori
New Century Club
DEIawasE AssfsfaTi0@ " '"ii.f's
wpfTa
A neet,ns ~ the DelaWsre Assyoisfioq,
a College Women Will be held A. lurut
r,arisb bsatas Delaware aysuig sfid Allan
trsot, on tomorrow grsilHa F'Nfi@
~. ~ 3 uclOck. iJ heihhs,i
oi Delaware College, wv sieA
are privileged - brinR giesss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
p..moa I1uh nn-isI

KOsrnoa Club -prsd
A aoe,aI waq held ~ Tho kfsfnf~ .u'
lasi pigbt a The borns Il Nr and "
Kricherskv. 1919 West siraef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird q Co.,
du POnt Building.
S.P.C.A. Re elects.

The officers and directors Of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
was reelected at a meeting yesterday
They are George 4 Elliott, president;
q. Dare Hopkins, secretary, treasurer
and attorney Halleck $ Ray, special
agent: Emma G. Forrest, bookkeeper;
Agnes v Forkum, corresponding secre-
tary. Special Agent Ray made the annual
report Of the work Of the society, which
showed that about 300 cases had come
before the board III the past year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
INSPECTION or MEAT
Mich uos Consumed IN Wilmington ~
IauuarN.

-, ,.,..ft a he Mont L,
- '",,'' t,'rIes n Iutz - thc E"ard q
.l"r, p. ~" -, - M .,,-p.-t,ot, a .i1
ctrc.,...~ Il cattle. la> oaIN's - ~,
and laml,s and ; - hogs, S''"p'''' ~
iocallv IiloS' KIM" ,.,..,i III
ppvrramcut Inspection ana WY ~,
In market numbered l. = 'f'' "i. i..',.
cal,cs. 2 512 shc'l' e'd 'an'',@ WI IN, nt,
~ the totnl auouni t"R', J.
t~h gam, and poultry
s,.r. -ar,i nn.s ud o1isr'd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Health Board Talks of Garbage.

The Board Of Health at the regular
meeting Yesterday, discussed the specifica-
tions Of contract forms connected with
the collection and disposal of garbage
BY the city. which are being prepared by
Ctv Solicitor HuxleS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

ps,,bart Chorus Rehearsca Hnlv ity
rhs Harry Rarnhart her,a Wa drill
a. las, n,eht on thc Holy Gity Hnsie
,.b,ob Il t. he the work rendered - \
roncert planncd for March II - ne
4 Ia, house
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
Judge G. E.. Qvale left on a bust

Judge G. E. Qvale left on a busi-
nes strip to Benson on Monday.
Miss Nellie Nipple spent the week
end visiting friends at Maynard.
DR.. J. W. Nixon, Dentist, Carl
son Block. Phone 425.-Adv. If
Mrs. w. F. Jolly left last Friday
for a short visit at Granite Falls.
Mrs. R. A. Volk spent last Friday
the guest of friends in Kandiyohi.
Mrs: E. l.. Hoffman left on Tues
day for visit at Brookings, S. D.
Miss Alice Magnuson spent last
Thursday visiting in Minneapolis:
Louis Felt and Dan Haley spent
Monday on business at Clara City.
Miss Mary Wedgewood of Monte
cello is visiting Mrs. Drucilla Baldwin.
-Algot Lindholm transacted busi-
ness in Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Gifts suitable for Graduation can
be found at Elmquist's Jewelry Store.
5:1a-25
August johnson left on Tuesday
for a short visit with relatives at Kan
diyohi
See VIM. Farnum In "If I Were
King" Majestic, Monday and Tues.
day. II
Miss Mae Bergman spent the
week end with Miss Bernice Benson
in St. Cloud
We start our Removal Sale Sat
urday, May %. Youneberg Sisters
MilIiners. II
Mrs. Archie Carlson returned on
Friday from few days visit in the
twin cities.
-Commencing Saturday, May 21st
all the dental offices in WiIlmar will
close at one o'clock. 5:1s-25
Mrs. w. B. Bergman and baby OF
Pennock left on Tuesday for a visit
at St. Cloud.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Houlter lef
the first part of the week for stay
in St. Paul.
Have your watch repair
ed at Olive Bros, 315 Third
St. II
Mrs. Fred Bohne left on Tuesday
for an extended visit with her par
ents at FraZee.
Miss Estella Galliford left OF
Tuesday for visit with her siste1
Cora in St. Paul.
See some of the latest dress ane
sport hats at the Youngberg Sisters
Millinery Store. Il
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
MEDAYTO FARMS DUROCS

Many farmers do not believe in reg
istered livestock of any kind, yet they
select farm machinery which is mod
ern to carry on their work, realizing
the advantage of labor saving mach
inery. Often this machinery is used
only few days each year, and old
machinery on the farm would do as
we'll, in only little longer time.
Registered livestock should respond
to good feeding and develop to any
definite weight in shorter time and
with less feed than is required by the
scrubs; not only is the time and labor
saved in feeding stock of right type
and quality, but there is a saving of
feed effected during all the longer
time which it is necessary to feed the
scrub to obtain the same results. Of
ten Durocs will weigh 250 pounds, two
months before a scrub hog will make
this weight, saving feed the last two
months when they consume more than
at any other time The saving effect
ed where a litter of ten are raised
would buy a good registered SOW. Ev-
cry litter from a good registered Dur
oc would make this saving besides
producing animals as good as she is
that would sell for breeding stock at
a bigger profit.
We would be glad to show you the
it would be convenient for you
Thomas H. BloXham, Sec'y,
Medayto Farms,
Spicer, Mimi.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
SMALL FAVOR FOR
NATL GUARD ! }! HERE
insufficient Number Of Ex-Service
Men Sign and Proposition
Fails Temporarily

The proposal to organize a machine
gun company at Willmar forming a
unit of the National Guard, found a
much divided sentiment among the
ex-service men lin the city, The Am
erican Legion at it's last regular meet
ing aired the entire matter and 1T sap-
peared that the strength OF those
averse to the plan was sufh cieht to
consign the question to the files until
a more favorable moment Met4some
thirty-five ex-service men have 7al-
ready entered their, names and an ef-
fort will he made to recruit. a. com
plete unit. When a company: of the
required strength has been enlisted
Willmar will be prepared without de-
lay to pounce upon the first proposal
of a similar nature as the one now
rejected which presents ITSELF
Because of the defeat of this plan
Willmar sacrificed the gift of an arm
ory inasmuch as the Government
pledges $25,000 to aid in the construc.
ton of the building. The County
Commissioners were also empowered
to appropriate the sum of $4,000 and
anticipating very little difficulty of
subscribing the balance needed, it
appears that a golden opportunity has
passed unchallenged. Seventy en-
listed men is the number sought for
the company.
We are informed that Benson, one
of the four towns in line for the COM
pany, acted without any hesitation
and now is assured the company and
the armory. This naturally is a gain
for the town of Benson and every en-,
deavor will be made to erect an arm
ory which is sure to be beauty mark
for the place.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
4 WILL GIVE CONCERT
Mission Church Choir VIII Render
Concert Wednesday Even
y ing, June | I

The choir of the Swedish Mission
church will give a concert Wednesday
evening. June 1, at the church for the
benefit OF the organization. The pro-
ceeds will be used for the purchase Of
musical supplies for the choir during
the coming year. No admission will
be charged but free will Offering will
be taken. The choir contains forty
members. Mrs. l.. H. Landberg will
be the accompanist for the musical
numbers.
pared:
"Just AS l Am," Choir.
"The Lord Is My Shepherd" Choir.
Forward Into Light" Choir.
20 Jesus Thou Art Standing" Choir.
20 Be Joyful In the Lord" Choir.
"Ebenezer," Choir.
Down in the Valley Choir.
my Future" Choir.
what Have We Done Today" Quar-
tette.
Someone Must Tell Them," Quartet
Selected Duet. Adeline and Austin
Sundberg.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

Eastman Films for sale at Elkjer's
Studio.
Mrs. Ella Larson visited friends
in Benson last week.
DR.. II. F. Porter, Dentist, Carlson
Block. #
Ben Benson spent Saturday in
Minneapolis on business.
Or. Oscar e. Hedin. dentist, Carlson
Block. Phone 81.-Adv.
&C: G. Hoglund left on Tuesday for
a few days stay at Spicer.
-Tib's Minnesota Auto Tour books
for 1921 now on sale at Tribune, $1.oo.
p. F.. Keating of st. Paul was
here on business Tuesday.
Or. Robert v. Malmqren, Dentist,
metropolitan Bldg. Phone 900.-adv. tt
Father Holland left last Friday
for short visit in Clara City.
-Dr. c. E. Anderson, Den.
tist, Bank of Willmar.
Miss Ruth Beck spent the week
end visiting friends at Darwin.
Mrs. Anders J0nson visited rela
tives at Atwater last Thursday. =
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
Hanscom4Peterson

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Thulin. in Kandiyohi was the scene of
a pretty wedding Saturday, May IA,
when their daughter Naomi Ruth, was
united in marriage to Charles Henry
Hanscom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. l..
Hanscom of this city.
The ceremony was performed at 4
o'clock in the afternoon by Rev. Hi.
Tillman Of the Swedish Lutheran
church of Tripolis, before an impro-
yised altar of cut flowers and ferns.
The bride wore navy blue trico'
tine suit, with small hat trimmed
with violets. Her flowers were a cor
sage bouquet of roses and lillies-of,
the-valley.
MRS. Victor Holmberg, sister OF
the bride, was her attendant, and she
wore a blue suit with hat to match
and a corsage of sweet peas.
The groomsman was Victor Holm.
berg.
A wedding dinner was served after
the ceremony to the two immediate
families. The home was beautifully
decorated with lilacs, ferns and hang.
ing baskets. The out of town guests
were: Mrs. J. L. Hanscom, Banning
Hanscom, Mr. and Mrs c. H. Elling
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McGraw
and daughter Beatrice and son Earl
James of Willmar, Mr. and Mrs Os.
car Thulin and son Earl and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Thulin and daughter OF
Minneapolis
Mildred Johnson has assisted
with the housework at A. G. Berg's
home.
Buy your Eastman films at Elk.
jer's Studio.
Miss Margaret Lawler who teach.
es near Clara City spent the week end
at her home here
Half price on monuments .at
Keystone Monument Works. II
-Erick Holt of Minneapolis visit.
ed relatives and friends here the first
part of the week.
Mrs. Hollis Mcdonald returned
last week from short visit with re-
latives in Minneapolis.
If you are going to buy Il
car this year, see Peter H. o.
sons adv.-Advertisement.
Mrs. G. Robinson left the first
part of the week for a several days
visit in the twin Cities
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
Evenson.Sandved

Miss Borghild Sandved of Madison,
formerly of Willmar, and John S. Ev.
enson of Madison, were married on
Saturday afternoon, May IA, 1921, by
Rev. O. ]. Kvale at the parsonage OF
Our SaviOr's Church in Benson.
The bride is we'll known in this city
having practiced nursing here for a
number of years. She has many
friends here and in the county who
wish her and Mr.. Evenson a happy
married life. Mrs. Evenson was the
superintendent of the hospital at
Madison before her marriage.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

Miss Eleanore Ioungberg return
ed Monday evening from the twin
cities where she purchased her mid
summer millinery.
Mrs. c. J. Croonquist returned to
her home in kensal, N. d.. on Tues
day While here she was guest 1T
the John Holmdahl home. while en-
route from Minneapolis.
Mrs. ]. c. BednorZ and little dau
ghter Rose returned on Tuesday from
Minneapolis where they sought medi-
cal aid for the little girl who had her
eye injured in an accident a short time
ago.