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MN, accUstomru % Success, Important uU-
dcrtakngs and enjoying intimate contact
with leading men 81 country. available new
connection. q 1881 Herald, Fulton It,
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SUPERINTENDENT

witb horticultural training. now open for eu.
rsEemeut. ne experience m laying out and
branches for tho past 10 years was super
intendcnt for thc late J n. Do Larnar, Esd..
On bis estate a. Glen Cove. L.. T.; correspou-
dencc invited Address Robert Marshall,
Gracefleld Farm, Great Neck, l.. !.
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IioUSENORKER - EXPERIENCED GEN
EItAL HOUSEwORKER WANTED ny
COUPLE LIVING; AT WESTRTilI, LONG
ISLAND. COULD USE MOTHER AND
TAUGiTER PHONE 1Ts0 ROWLING
GREEN, or WRITE c t2s9, HERALD,
FULTON ST.
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willing girl TO assist IN wholesale lgrc
department: reply. stating age aud expert
encc salaricd position 49, Herald, Herr
aid 80.
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MACUINfsT, diemaker. 10 years all around
experience. liuiss. ~ Falrview ay., B'klya.
MACHINfsT, 81. all around. - years ex-
perienre. Holm. 1fh4 lst az.
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Applicants YORK
cautioned application original letters oJ
VI documents etc. be misplaced
IN
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS WANTED - 81 600 per man per
county: strange invention: startes world.
agents amazed. ten inexperienced men divide
$40 1000; Korstad. farmer. did So 200 In IL
days: Schleicher a minister. $195 first ! /.
hours: 81 zoo cold cash made. paid, banked
by Stonernan in 80 days. $50 TO date: a
hot or cold running water bath equipment
for any home at $3.50; seif-heating; no
plumbing waterworiks required; inSesti-
gate: exclusive sale; credit given: send no
money: write letter postal to-day. Allen
Mfg. CO.. CO.. Allen Bldg, Toledo. o.
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AGENTS, statesmen. dealers: handle fastest
selling automobile accessory ever invented !;
new, absolute, burn-proof timer for F'ords: /:
manufactured by Y. w. Johnson, inventor OF
the well known u. e. J. Carburetor; timer
guaranteed for 10 years: exclusive territory.
Johnson Automatic Timer Corporation. 1925
Devon av., Chicago. H.
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AGENTS WANTED-s1, ,oso made by wngo
In six weeks selling Never Fail Razor
Sharpentrs; Purdy made $iO5O first da
tsworn statemenD other inexperienced men
cleaning up big money: Applewhite, La. six
orders In thirty minutes; Suffer, IA, 100
machines on third order: hurry. investigate,
exclusive territory for early birds; write to-
day before your county Is snapped up. Never
Eall Co. 1la Allen Bldg Toledo. o.
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THE wILrREp ACADEMY or

THE wrLTRED ACADEMY or
HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
OFFERS cor-pSES or INSTRUCTIONS IN
AL BR ANCHEs. ASSURING LARGE
EARNINGS. DAY. EVENING CLASSES.
In ". a4TH ST. PHONE BRYANT a455.
EARN s25St5o weekly: only through Prof
Rohrer's, the Reliable TIalrdrcss Manicure,
Beauty SCHOOL, S. up: free for service: earn
while learn; circular explains 1ia W. 42d st.
NURSES. Harlem School of Nursing, Inc.
teaches and graduates all branches nurs-
Ing: five months: no age limit: employment
now term now. 2i7 West i25th.
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AGENTS. 5000 YEARLY from . permanent
business OF your own: established A. years.
original selling plan. famous Gottschall t5pt
products; Martz made SO first day: Hon
baum $4,000 last year: exclusive territory
going fast. Y. +. Ciottschau a. Co-Workers,
Harrisburg. Pa.
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AGENTS-Mcn and women, sell our combl-
nation; tho most necessary household epe-
ciaities out to-day; no experience necessary;
show you how; big reporters, big profits:
sure winners wherever shown. representa-
tive wanted IN every town. Muir Labora-
tories, Dept. %. Bloomfield, ~. j.
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AGENTS-.Every automobile owner wants
gold Initials on doors Of his car: transfer
them yourself without experience ~ ten
minutes; profit Si.40 on si5o Job. Write for
samples and agency, Transfer Monogram
Co. Inc, dept. II. 19t Market st., Newark
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AGENTS. $60-SaoO week. free samples. gold
sign letters. any one can put on stove
windows. big demand liberal offer 20 gcu-
eral agents. Metallic Letter Co. I3J North
Clark. Chicago.
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AGENIS-Go into permanent business. no
capital required; should net $500 to $1,000
first year; guaranteed products needed in
every home; repeat sales. big profits: old
established concern, products known every
where: many make sales of $50 TO $50 per
day; practical sales helps. advertising ma
ter furnished; sample outfit free; write to-
day. W. n. Rawlelgh Co.. $50 Liberty ST.,
Freeport. III.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ADVERTISING TO $40 weekly in your
spare time doing special work among the
families OF your city; no experience neces-
sary; wrte To-day for full particulars. Amer
ican Products Co, 2953 American Bldg,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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INVESTIGATOR. experienced civil or crimi-
nal, desires good connections. 9 14l0
Herald Harlem.
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sTENoGRAPHER-sEcBETARY

orc who can speak and write French; re-
fined. intelligent Young lady. with first class
references. Answer vi own handwriting.
stating ago. experience and salary. box 81.
1896 81. James Building.
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MAN with broad experience IN welfare work
and other personnel branches desires con
nection with industrial organization now
cmpleyed. y I Herald. Herald 81.
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MAN, middle aged. married. Wishes position
rs Fireman m low pressure boiler or AZ Gle
vator operator. Mr. A. ksityncgg. 3ol West
1tstn vi.
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MAN. young. ~ high school graduate.
knowledge bookkeeping, typewritiug. eA-
rerienccd brokerage business. recommended.
Cpiter. AS Forest ~. Montclair
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MACHINIST, - years experience, desires
position; new, repair experimental work.
machinery. improvements. LANCER. 20 West
10tth. ACADEMY .hnn
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JAPANESE, first class cook wishes position
In bachelors apartment references; two
years last place Ina, 1861 Lexington av.
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MAN. coiorcd experienced w general clean
ing. desires position win take care AZ
apartment. reliable thorough. A. pgl ~
NJ 4th 81, care III isnitor.
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feur useful wife cook ana maid. iirc iu
experience. With good references utal4, 70
w Tfet.
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bIIINcbD OFTIILN
wishes position assistant 10 port captain,
or IN office OF shipping company. 1858
Hcrai Id. Bronx
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MAN. swede. %, experienced. first class
man. wishes situation op country place
understand farm work and gardening refer
enccs. Y t612 iicreid, Brooklyn
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NAN. 81, Christian. neat. courteous depend
ahio. willing. Initiative. quickly adaptable,
wishes general clerical oc light duties sal
AIRY about $50. = % Herald. Herald 81.
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APTIERS-Secretarial School-Tor
% years practically all New York's 200
words minute secretaries. court reporters
law experts earning over $50 weekly re-
ceived Lusk training: new lightning phrases
invented by Frank Lusk give every stenog-
rapher 500 words minute: faster than old
fashioned. so-calied champions beginners
course: speeding: day, evening: correspond
encc. Lusk Institute Corporation. 200 w.
f9d ST. Bryant ni3G
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MAN. competent Investigator. varied expert
ence. seeks position amy limo where honesty.
loyalty, Industry and effort wll earn ad-
vancement, Maxwell 334 cherry ~,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

When maple strip is not avail
able a very good strip may be made
by combining brown and g~ranulated
sugar. The graduated sugar may
be caramelized before the brown
sugar Is added. This gives the strip
an entirely different taste, more like
the maple favor.
Melt 1 cup of graduated sugar in
an aluminium u pan. Let the
melted sugar become a pale amber
color. Add 1 cup of brown sugar
and one-half cup hot water. Boil
till the strip spins a thread when
a spoon is dipped into the boiling
mass.
Menu For Tomorrow
BREAKFAST = Orange juice,
watfes. strip, coffee.
LUNCHEON - Asparagus in
ramekins. whole wheat bread and
butter mock angel food. canned
DINNER-Roast chicken. drilled
sweet potatoes. creamed onions,
stuffed apple salad, cocoanut cream
pie. coffee.
My Own Recipes
For creamed onions use tiny
ones IL possible. If not try to
have them of uniform size, each
onion being enough for n serving.
Parboil in water to cover for ten
minutes. Then cook uncovered, till
tender. Drain and keep hot in the
oven. Pour oyer thin white sauce
and serve very hot. Onions are es-
pecially good with chicken. as the
meat is not strongly favored.
The cook must always bear In
mind the law Of contrasts when
naking out her menu
Asparagus In Ramekins
One cup leftover asparagus. 2
hard boiled eggs. IL cups white
sauce. 4 teaspoons grated cheese, 4
tablespoons grated bread crumbs.
2 teaspoons butter.
The Mcthod-Cut asparagus into
inch pieces. Put a layer in butter
ed ramekins. Add slices of hard
boiled eggs, pour over white sauce,
cover with bread crumbs, dot with
bits of butter. sprinkle with cheese
and bake in a hot oven Is or 20
minutes.
Cocoanut Cream Pie
One egg (yolk). Ia cup sugar.
1 cup flour. n cup milk, 1 table,
spoon butter. 2 teaspoons baking
powder, Il teaspoon salt, u tea
spoon vanilla.
F1lling-1 egg (white). 2 table,
spoons sugar, 1 cup cocoanut
Freshly erated.)
The Method-Cream sugar and
butter. Add egg yolk we'll beaten
with milk. Sift flour. baking
powder and salt together and ado
to first mixture. Add vanilla.
Toured cake pan and bake Is or
20 minutes in a moderate over
Split and put together with the
white of the egg beaten till stiff
and dry with the sugar Sprinkle
with cocoanut.
This dessert should be served
within an hour after baking.
Copyright, 1921. N. e. Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02

"And what Is a community?
Merely a big family!
Tact. optimism and enthusiasm
are the keynotes OF success"
She relies much on advertising.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02

HAYS, Kas.-Ruth Fliesbach is a
town builder.
Her position in Hays is secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce. but she
has been a lot more than that-she
has made Hays a worthwhile place
to live in.
Two years ago she took the job.
Today he record of accomplishments
stands like this:
Increased membership of Cham
Der of Commerce from 154 to ZIG.
Organized business girls club.
Organized a building and loan as
ISOLATION. thus encouraging saving
and building homes.
Saved wheat crop in 1919 by
bringing in trainloads OF farm hands
and distributing them among farm
ers.
Reorganized the city fire depart
ment.
Reorganized cemetery association.
Has given Hays a reputation as a
convention town.
Organized advertising campaign
designed to make Hays best retail
trade center in northwestern Kan
sas.
Miss Fliesbach acts and feels to-
ward Hays as she would toward a
big family. She has the whole town
pitching hay for Hays"
"A chamber of commerce." says
she. should be the promoter of gen.
eral welfare. including the CONNER
cial. industrial. civic and educational
interests OF a community.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02
THE BOOK OF MARTHA
BY JANE LORBfER

Martha would have to divorce
Evan. 1 told myself. as I folded the
paper and placed it on the table at
the head of my husbands bed.
DIVORCED" That mean giving up
one-half of ones family and a GER
tain part OF ones social connectionsl
]. meant making . new place for
ones small self in a large and hos
tile world! Although divorce might
bring freedom from tyranny to some
women. for me 1t could only spell
isolation and desolation. I'd rather
live in Bob's house as a hand-maid
than live in a palace which he never
entered!
Bob was sleeping as only the ex-
hausted can. l filled the hot water
bottles again, pulled the blankets
snugly over his shoulders. tucked
them close about his feet. and how
cred over him as a mother over a
sick child or as a loving wife over
a husband-when they have quar-
reledi
/ knew that I ought to go away
and permit Bob to sleep off his
fatigue. nevertheless 1 longed to
waken him. just to hear him say
that he loved me. and only me.
Once / would have done just that.
pnce I would have believed in the
yincerity of his reply. But as things
stood between us that morning my
reason prevailed over my emotions.
Between his kisses. even in his
embrace. a. doubt which was justi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02

Hello, hello, hello, heiloi"
screamed a voice, when Nancy and
Nick unlocked the door between the
Room Of Rubies and the Room Of
Emeralds. They were on their way
to the South Pole and were now
travelling under earth.
They started back in alarm, but
the door had shut behind them. Not.
however. before the great green bull
frog had slipped in right at their
feet.
My goodness" gasped Nancy.
What a queer voice"
"Ha, ha. ha! Don't be afraid
my dears," came the voice. this time
accompanied by a great tapping, and
a huge cockatoo came into view
around a green corner. How do
you do?"
we've are pretty well thank
you." answered Nancy politely
And we hope that we're not in
truding."
"~"Intruding, Intruding.' puzzled
the cockatoo. lighting on a perch.
That's a new n ] haven't learned
yet. I shall have to look 1t up in
my dictionary. Just wait, Lands.
what a light, These glow-worms
are about as much use as the ice
man in February. When you don't
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02

fed, a detestable doubt which Turk
ed in some dark recess of my mind.
would burst into form.
1 was suffering tortures because
Of that doubt while Bob was Sleep
ing ~serenely. So differently did our
quarrels affect us.
Bob ought to suffer. too, / told
myself, because he had planted the
seed of my misery in my soul. be-
cause he was responsible for the
torment which paralyZed all the
natural coquetry in me.
Most devoutly I desired to be re-
leased from my suspicious. but l
knew that I would continue to
doubt, no matter how passionately
Bob might make love to me. unless
he stopped going around with Kath-
crime Miller.
Possibly l "a petty. perhaps /
was entirely wrong. but at n rate
/ was distinctly true to the impulses
and emotions of my sex and my
state as a married m
/ loved my husband for a thou
sand reasons. He was handsome,
strong, clever, the spirit of integrity.
in everything except love. He was
recreant to no trust in the world
Except that which / placed In him.
On second thought. / revised that
verdict. He was as faithless to
Katherine Miller as he was to mel
He was absolutely faithless to the
best in himself. That is a penalty
the polygamous can never escape.
(To be continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02
HOROSCOPE
stars inciin but do not compel
Thursday, March 3, 1921.
Copyright. 1921, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)

Thursday. March 3, 1921.
copyright. 1921, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Stars friendly to mortals rule to-
day, according to astrology. IRA
nus dominates in benefic aspect.
During this sway the mind should
be greatly stimulated so that the
saner views on life gain dominion.
The outlook for the United States
should become brighter each week.
for there is a sign indicating a stand
a~rdization and a balancing of trade
and commerce.
billions should become apparent in
many ways so that the c~o-ordina-
ton Of business interests should pro-
gress satisfactorily.
Education is we'll directed during
this sway Of the stars. the tendency
toward specialization being strong.
Women as well as men should bene-
fit.
Honors to a university head are
foreshadowed and college professors
will take a larger share Of respon-
sibility in government work than
they have in the past.
While this government of the
stars is most stimulating to all brain
Work. II may make LOT NERVOUSNESS,
and warning is given that there will
be an increase in mental maladies.
Again accidents to our ba~ttleships
or at least conditions most unfor-
tunate for our navy seem to be fore
cast. :
The spring is to bring a repeti-
ton of earthquakes in places htth-
erto free from them. Floods will
be serious in certain parts of the
country in the spring.
Astrologers call attention to the
fact that they forewarned the pub
lie that many crimes would be COM
mitted against women and by them.
The aspects from which this proph-
ecy was read indicate that even
more surprising outrages will occur.
Many notable marriages are fore
Swallowed for this month. and among
them will be several in which there
is a decided disparity in age.
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is have
the augury of an active year in bust
ness. They may travel. but they
should take out accident policies.
Children born on this day may be
inclined to be visionary and fond
of adventure. These subjects of
Pisces naturally succeed on the water
and prosper in commerce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02
How To Keep
Yourself Well

A minister. 70. who states that
he is in perfect health except as to
his circulation, asks a series OF ques-
tons dealing with heart and arteries
which will undoubtedly interest
many OF the readers Of this column.
His questions, with the answers given
are:
Is there a necessary relation be-
tween valvular leakage Of the heart.
hardening OF the arteries and high
blood pressure?
There may be a very direct rela-
ton between valvular leakage Of
the heart. hardening OF the arteries
and high blood pressure. The two
conditions last mentioned usually 60
together. So far as the valvular
leakage Is concerned, a number Of
different factors may be involved.
Does any n of these weaknesses
promote the other. or one OF the
others?
The change known as harden
ing of the arteries usually results
in an increased blood pressure. IL
may also affect the heart valves so
that there may be thickening and
stinening of the valves. In this case
1t would also affect the valvular
trouble.
Does either one of them inter-
fere with the taking Of exercise in
the pursuit OF ones calling?
The exercise should be proportion
ed to the patients ability TO larry
on the increased circulatory demands
made on the heart as the result Of
such exercise.
Cannot all OF these be subdued
by an abstemious diet? 1 know that
much abstinence interferes with the
regular action OF the bowels, but /
have a horror of medicine.
Regulation of the diet is import
ant, but as a rule It is not as i'm
portant as is regulation of exercise
and avoidance of overexertion. In
some cases. almost absolute rest in
bed. or a chair, is advisable.
In other cases. It is very import
ant to give a rapidly active. fiutter-
ing heart a degree OF rest by the ad-
m~inistration of such drugs as dig
tails"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02

If you are not willing to eat the peels of fruits
and vegetables and the husks of grain so as to
get sufficient quantity Of organic iron for your
blood, as nature intended you should do, then
you should eat plenty Of iron-containing foods
like spinach, carrots and baked apples and re-
inforce them from time to time with a little
organic iron. which you can obtain from your
druggist under the name OF Nuxated Iron.
Nuxated Iron represents organic IN such a
highly concentrated form that one dose of it
Is estimated to be approximately. equivalent
lin organic iron c~ontent) to eating half a quart
four large apples, It's like taking extract OF
beef instead Of eating pounds of meat: Nux-
ated Iron 10 partially ~predigested and ready
iation by the blood while metallic iron is iron
iust As il comes from the action Of various
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02
Are You Still Going Strong at so?
Full Of Life and Energy No?
Then Eat More Spinach and Carrots with Organic Iron
to Help Give You Rich, Red Blood and Revitalize
Your Wornout Exhausted Nerves

YOU CANNOT BE STRONG AND WELL, WITHOUT PLENTY OF IRON In; IN
liHng tissue and therefore nothing you eat does you the proper amount OF good
ILyou do not get sufficient strength and energy out Of It.
Thousands of people suffer from iron.starvation Of the blood and are veal,
ervous and aihng all the while WITHOUT SUSPECTNG THE kEA
AUSE OF THEIR TROUBLE.
HERE ARE 10000 100000 RED BLOOD c%oRPUscIEs m YOUR BLoor
AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02

acids on small pieces of iron. To prove TO your
selfwhat Nuxated Iron will do, get your doctor
blood count of your red blood corpuscles. then
take Nuxated Iron for a month and have a new
blood count" made and see. how. your red
blood corpuscies have increased and how much
much stronger and better you feel; also note
how the color has come back oyour cheeks and
what a difference il has made IN your nerves.
Over 100000. people annually are using
to the mark telephone for a package today.
In tablet form only. Beware of substitutes.
Look for the name "Nuxated" on every pack
age and the letters N. ]. on every tablet.
Your money will be refunded by the msnufac-
turers if you do not obtain perfectly salts
factory results. At all druggists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02

want EN-. they're right under you,
feet and when you do want EN-.
they're gone. "Wormsi Wormsi" he
called shrilly. Hurry up and come
out ! need light TO hunt up a word"
Suddenly millions of glow worms
came out and the place giittered
with a light dazzling green
just then the cockatoo found the
place. ~"Intruding means In the
way ! see. children. No you are
not in the way. but your company
e" And he fixed his piercing eye
on the frog.
I'VE didn't bring him He came"
said Nancy.
I'm suspicious" said the cocka-
too. 81 smell a mouse-I mean a
frog. Watch him and hold on TO
your Charms. I'm enchanted and
have TO watch Snitcher-Snatch's
cave. But 1 like children and I don't
love frogs. Besides l know a Jim
when / see one"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-02

Q. In which chapter OF the Bible
can 1 find the verse for my BIRTH
day? 1. NJ. c.
A. You probably have reference
to the thirty-first chapter of Prov
cribs which has thirty-one verses
corresponding to the number OF days
IN tho month
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-29

The Gamble Concert Company.
j. H. Nergaard is spending the
week at Eden.
M. e. Crockett and Elvin Kroner
left Monday for weeks stay In
Aberdeen.
The Blue Bird club held a picnic
at the Wilcox farm Wednesday even
ing after school.
Carl Lohre is improving his prop
erty by the addition OF bath room
He is also having cistern made.
Mrs. Clymer and daughter Margar-
ct, who have been visiting friends in
Long Hollow, returned to Milbank
Wednesday.
Connie Glass has unique pet in
the shape of baby fox, which he
captured few days ago on the Ar
rowsmith farm.
Mrs. Al Casey, who is patient al
the Powell hospital, is still seriousl,
| ill. Miss Overland, a special nurse
is caring for her.
Next Monday evening the Cool.
will Lutherans will hold congrega-
tional business meeting, which will
be followed by social.
Miss Mabel Johnstad came dowr
from her home in One Road twp
Tuesday for visit at the home OF
her uncle, H. l.. Stavig.
Vern Bollenbeck and wife hays
been visiting his parents for the past
few days. Vern likes his work al
Lake Benton very mnch.
Leonard Moshier, who has beer
attended school at st. Cloud, Mimi.
came in Tuesday noonfor visit will
his parents, brothers and sisters.
Miss Laura Rehnke came up from
Wilmot Friday night, remaining un'