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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-07
Handy Gifts for Men


Every man. young or old. will az
preclate a good-iooking rack 70 place
within easy reach Of his dressing
case. The tie rack requires an
oblong or oval board. smoothly Gov
cred with cretonne and a small nlcksi
towel '-"k. wb'ch IA screwed to tho
rront Of H. II is Suspended by
silk cord fastened at the back with
rcrew eyes
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CANADA AND U. S. TO AGREE


reciprocity with the United states
Premier Melghen made HIS Is1t
on protection. warning the electors
against economic absorption of
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Recital TO DC given


IhuFtuay NlAhN
ALiss Beulah Cavoh viii present
her pupils In piano recital az her
s'udia Thursday evening when those
who will take part are Nell cotterai.
Geraldine Stanfield Oman Hender-
son. Virginia cIbe. Stella Louise
Beland. Caroline koetsch. Margaret
King Helen Cahlll. AIlene Gooch
Joe Prince. Francis Lille, MARY
Ellen Lockwood. Mildred Canfie.d.
Manrine Hunter Minnie Mae
seagins. Alice kathryn Fitzpatrick
and Mary cotie Gray.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-07

Everything Tor everybody al par
Gel post sale. December 10. ladies'
Christian Church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-07


Miss ransy puxkin entertained Tho
DREAD club last niehi AZ the home
ot Mrs & 4 Herrtcs Roll eail and
Christmas songs. An enlifhsenlng
tank on education was given BY Miss
nessle williamson Miss Marion
Msdsen told the story % Christmas
bells Miss Anna Alexander gave
"The Nlrhg Before Christmas
House Miss Dot Cooper THE
nhsams Of Christmas Time and
Miss Anna l.ar~,n "Nhu IL santa
Clansg
Mrs ilorfi,h sssistca Miss Dusk IN
in semlnr In Feo weeks the club
viii have ,hristnas party 10 be
given hy Misses Marion Madsen
Mary Tlbhets and pausy pnsAln ID
the home " the FORMER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-07

WcNHts&sf
Martha sacicty Methodist Par.
sonase
" Missionary so,iesy NJ T.
church. south
ladies AID West N 4 shafca
lr.s cluh Mrs blanche Wai,sa
Amicitia clab Mr. ~ q free+
msn
NJ N. e club Mrs y DiseAsr
Presbyterian s0'lai cr.ie Nj.
X y hopains
Christian CAurch Missionary So.
eiety Mrs & " Patterson
Thursday
MAe, si,eva A % r. " lah
y " & county f.asfstion Mrs
& ~ Patterson
Wes " & r a. Mr aoTnulur
Altar SslrA Nf. otto n0ts
Acorn cab Nfs A q e hierer
Thursday nlnner eln0 ar aud
Mr- RAY wlcks
Tau ~ Ma ,h.b Miss Esther
NrlsWuld
Girls Friendly Trinity Parish
House.
Altnrlan club Library
Friday
Bf q Il. q b Flks Han
y o 5 Chapter Masonic Temple
Friday Tea club Mrs = Win
ton
Domestic science club Mrs G N
Chapman. assisting hoslssscs Mrs
MoritF. Mrs Robert Merien. Mrs
y nohh and Mrs MAIDSTONE.
Saturday
Phi peha Gamma club Mrs OJlih
Spuir rier
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Shakespeare Club Finishes Play
Merchant Of Venice"

Merchant Of Venice"
Memorized quotations from the
play Merchant ~ Venice" were
given in answer 10 roll call ~ he
meeting 81 the Shakespeare club
yesterday at the Library Mrs. y.
II Patterson gave a paper on shy
lock. "Portia" MAS given by Miss
Nfblack: the drauaie workmansh' p
of the play my Mrs IiaEen5eck
The comparison OF Bassanio and
Romeo given by Mrs s H. Richard
son deserves special mention as IL
was in an original poem written by
her. Mrs n NJ. Carter had a paper
on "A Plea for Religious and Racial
Tolerance. which brought our Shy
locks reatment az the hands az An
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-07

Mg aad Ms \ stas1cr all
move lnto The hoase which iAey 80
ssutly boafht aA1 rsmssisiea A. ~
Esu Clesslsad IAuasfy l.
Mr. and Nfs A y nsYsr arc At
teaaing she nAnksF's ,'onvsa,isa ia
Oklahoma ciy
NM
Mr. and Mrs " l. Conne~av. ~
kdna. Kansas. are "a. kuests ~
Mr. and Mr.. Il Ora,
NJ and Mr. = y Canisoa moiaf
"a 81 Cushing yesterday
xwv
Domestic Science club wlll meet
A. the home - Mrs q n ChApmaa.
Friday With Mrs Norsls. Mrs Rebt
Nsrten. Mrs upham and Mrs.
lsisma as ssslsilux hsslc~-es
VI xx
The slinrlsn elah ain meet AZ 2
aelock Thursday Ia order o. take ap
tsa nroframs
The West " Z e 4 Wil mret
Thursday - s,2a . IA Win Nfa
iiognusnf a tho llberY
~ = n
Mr4 Otto naut wln entertain the
Altar sprielY rasrsday afternoon a.
ail Nonh DfeNel Friends ani
members are klnaly luuiea 10 At
fenf
" * ~
ladies of = " g.. Division viii
entertain tho county federation 90 D
" G. ., the home of Mrs G "
Patterson tsi Fast Noble Thursday
a an al day meeting
4 = VI
Mis- A. q &. nierrr alll entertain
the Acorn club tomorrow Afternoon
= = y
Miss fs,hsr Crle~ola viii be- hos,
ess to she Tau ~ Nu club Thursday
evening
y r y
The Thursday Dinner club wiii be-
entertained hy Nr uua Mrs nay
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Eyecuilve Commit,ss o. rsrn
womcn's Clubs rntertsin

womcn's Clubs rntertsined
Mrs. 4 A. Frlshie entertained the
executive committee OF the Farm
womens .iubs AhfAiso ,he members
of Division at her home with an an
day meeting Tho house was dec
grated With Christmas bells. wreaths
ans other holiday suggestious
After delicious one o'clock lunch
con the meeting Nas called to order
by the President aud most inter
esilng Chuslmas program gwen
Roll call was ansv cred BY quotations
"Gifis ~ God Miss Mary llarnes
and Mrs Iioddy gave very interest,"
iue readings. there we're selections
i,y the girls chorus. instrumental
solos ~ Miss Nettle nlake anh
Hazel Hlaon. song BY little Phillls
Roddy and a duet by Misses Ne,,la
Blake and Nct.le llixon
At The close az tho program there
was a Christmas tree and ex hango
of gifts
Special guests we're Mrs Zoll and
Mrs Ward 81 Marshall. Mrs @.
Bradley and Mrs purvlauce
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one OF the most delightful meet
inES of the Y T.. O's Was held at
the home Of Mrs X NJ Chllcou and
Mrs T. II Gail. Tuesday. when a
beautiful yellow and white one
oefock luncheon. perfect in every
detail WAS SVEN 10 the sisters and
few additional guests
The living room aud dining room
were exquisite ia the decorations %
yellow and ~nie cbrysanlhemuans
and carnations in large baskets tied
with flaffy yellow tulle bosar Tho
cntepieces for tho tables We're
small baskets and yaces of nar'isns
ana pompons ISwrs were minla .
iure yellow and white dolls. inv ting
In novel and az n,priate way. every
guest 70 come to the Doll Bagaar
After luncheon a short propnm
was given. the principal feature be.
ing well prepared paper "The
Alama" by Mrs. u y Dukin Roll
cali was responded TO by giving his
torical places q America and a short
history ~ each Then followed tho
business session which was given
over 20 finishing plans for the 4. T..
O DOH Shop ana BAZAAR to be gwen
December i6 and IL.
Additional guests were Mrs J G..
OHayer, Mrs Mayne Glover Mrs
Matte Glover OF Mckenzie. Tenn.
and Mrs c Smart OF wichita.
Kansas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-07

Cook ! quart of cranheriiea with ?
ctrag 81 water nutli aost. Rub
through s,raincr PIT back on stove
with Z cuVs of nFar Roll RAPIDLY
for minutes. dissolve envelope of
knok's sparkling eclatlae Ia IS cup
cold water ana add 20 cranhcriles
ru In mold. when ii begins TO Jcll.
afd cue chopped celery. cap
apples tpared and ohoppcdl. - cup
or more ~ nuts Serve with salad
dressing as follows Melt table
spoons butter. add 2 tablespoons
flour. tablespoon sugar. - ten
spoon aalt teaiaooa mustard. 2
eup mild vinegar cap wator COOK
untn ,hi,.h and add yolks of cxea
the last thing When cold ada pint
cream. whipped This can be made
several days before using
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-07

Merchants are making attrRtive
early Shopping displays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-07

Leader Classified Ada. Get Result.
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VIZ should correct our own faaha
by seeing how uncomely they apnfar
In others beaumont
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08

dered thruout the meetings, and much
credit is due those who took part and
especially to the leader, Walter Skog.
lund.. OF course the program would
not have been complete without a
song by Mats Walner, the poet laure-
ate Of the community The song sung
by Sam Nelson on Saturday afternoon
was written by Rev. Sorenson, the
local pastor 60 = fs~-@s-z= :ss i
& Miss Mary Anderson presided at
the organ at all the services and pro-
grams. - = - = r. <-%% :, r ! -
I On the ladies of the congregation
devolved the task Of feeding the
multitude = which they did in their
usual splendid manner. On Saturday
over 600 we're served dinner and on
Sunday over 500. Lunch was given
free both Saturday and Sunday even
ings.
On Sunday afternoon some Of he
younger boys took upon themselves
to count the automobiles and not less
than $50 cars were counted, we are
told.
Svea now has a church which is a
credit to their. community Their Gel
ebration- was a success thruout and
their pastor, j B. ,Sorenison, is deserv-
ing of homer for the work he has done.
!Of the cider pioneers who were
with in the earliest days of the organ
ization but Mrs. Nels Nelson, Bengt
Carlson, Mrs. Lars Nelson, Lars Mol
in and Mrs. August Carlson still re-
main in life. OF these the three first
named are actual charter members.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08

81. Mr.. and Mrs Harry McIntire and
daughter Winifred left last Thursday
for a two weeks visit with relatives at
Eau Claire and norwood, Wis, and
other points. I. ii Il II
f { Miss Phoebe Hendrickson arrived
the latter part of last week from Han
cock where, she taught school and will
spend her vacation at her home in
'Spicer - -
Mrs. J.. E. Fitzgerald returned to
her home in Watertown, s.: D., last
Thursday after. a several days visit
at the T. 0. Gilbert and G. A. Grimlund
homes. - 80.
Mr.. and Mrs; ". E. Syendsen and
children of Pipestone arrived the lat
ter part of last week to visit MRS.
SveBdsen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Appelwick. ;..q~. + ,,,s..a III.
DIR. C.. E.. Anderson, Den
tist, Bank of Willmar.
The Benacta Society meets next
Monday evening" June 13, at o'clock
in. the Vinje church, basement. The
Misses Jonetta Thorpe and Lena Bot
men will be hostesses.- +: '..,,~,., 4.
The Misses Roda Lundsten of Ex-
celsior and Agnes Johnson of Duluth
returned to their home last Friday
after a several days stay at the John
Monson home in this city, ...- 49,.
Mrs. Paul Miller arrived on Mon,
day from Darwin for. visit with her
sister, Mrs., Andrew Patdhell. Little
Lancelot Patched returned with, his
aunt after a several weeks visit with
RELATIVES. ~. - -. ;..~- :-.-, =,
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08
craduated From Bethel Academy

Graduated From Bethel Academy
Lambert Rodelius of Lake Lillian
returned t1lis afternoon from st. Paul
He received his diploma last evening
from the commercial department from
which twenty-six graduated. Albin
Norling OF Svea, who graduated last
evening from the academic depart
ment, will return home tomorrow.
Among those who attended Bethel and
returned home this afternoon are Ma
bel Lundquist OF this city and Mar
vim Erickson OF Lake Lillian township.
Miss Florence and Nimrod Rodelius
who attended their brothers gradua-
ton also returned home this afternoon
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08

The Misses Theresa Bot and
Bernadotte Claeys left last week for
stay at Ghent. ...
Mrs. A. ]. Ryden returned on
Tuesday to Minneapolis after few
days visit with relatives and friends.
She also attended the festivities at
Svea
MIR. and Mrs. otto Trulson and
children and Miss Clara Mostue mo-
tored to Sacred Heart Sunday to at
tend the silver wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew ;Mostul, at that place.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08

Plan. for Big Spectacular Event
are Now Being Formu-
F. sr-..-T-.-r -
t3Ie0 = z...-..- p X

The committee on parade for the big
Fourth of July celebration has an
nounced the following cash prizes to
be- given: --.E.~.t' ~ =
Most beautiful float $4,000
Second prize .....-..... :. $500
Most unique float 49,. $4,000
Most cOmical float $40 90
The committee consists of the fol-
lowing: W.. E. Soldering, chairman;
Arthur Carlson, Geo. ]. Jonfcks and
Eben E. Lawson. -
The labor organizations have been
invited and will cooperate to make
the 'parade a success: -
Farmer organizations and owners
of good horses are invited to join in.
Business houses and contractors are
expected to be in line with floats rep
resenting their establishments. :"
All who wish to participate in the
parade are. asked to communicate
with Mr.. Soldering, chairman, or any
member of the committee.
=, Mrs. C. Peterson returned to her
home in St. Paul, the latter part of the
week: While here she was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Adolph Nelson
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08
Svca Bank Meeting

The annual meeting of stockholders
of the State Bank of Svea, was held
yesterday. All the members of the
board of directors we're reelected.
They are Hon. A. E. Rice, Ole S. Ras-
musson, James Mattson, S. B. Quale,
N: o. Nelson, N. w. Nelson and Edw.
Selvig. At the directors meeting i'm
mediately following Mr.. Rice was re-
elected president and James Mattson,
cashier.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08

43
I Mrs. ". j: cio,nway loft the lat.
ter part Of last week for a visit at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Z. Arthur,
at Spicer. .s55s +. .sZs :.
The Misses Ellen and Anna Alb.
rahamson returned the latter part of
last week from several days visit in
the twin cities. ..:: s. 3..z...z....
Expert Kodak finishing !,
Ekjer''s Studio. Work finished
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Miss Mabel Danielson returned to
st. Paul last Wednesday after weeks
visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs A. G.: Danielson.a =sn / =,
Miss Ollie Clauson left for he1
home at Cannon Falls last week. She
was trimmer at. the Berkness Millin
cry Store the past season. - :, .
.,,s I'M rs Henry Heyme returned tc
her home in Pipestone the latter part
of last; week after, visit at the Ole
Rogen home: in Kerkhoven.s 49,.
: The Misses Inga Imsdahl and En-
ma T. Johnson returned the latter
part of last week from a couple OF
days stay in the twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Pearson re-
turned last Friday from their trip to
Minneapolis and other points in the
southern part of the state: -.
Mrs. Peter Berg and daughter,
Miss ,saeft tie 6nstsof the week
for visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Berry in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Peterson and daughter Miss
Effie returned to their home in Min
:neapolis Saturday. Miss Peterson
taught in the public schools here the
past year. ...,
Miss Ingeborg Herbrandson arriv'
edss1ast Wednesday from Sioux Falls
S. D., for short visit with her sister,
Mrs. W.: D. Frederickson, while en-
route*to her home at Brooten.
Miss Lydia Johnson left last TIL
ursday for Minneapolis where she
will meet her sister, Amanda, who has
taught school at Mabel the past year.
They will return to Willmar the first
part of the week. =
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08

Beginning last Friday evening and
continuing With forenoon, afternoon
and evening sessions Saturday and
Sunday. sthe aSyea Lutheran church
celebrated the hftieth anniversary OF
their organization with one of the
most notablas church gatherings held
in the: county On Sunday afternoon
when the beautiful new church was
formally dedicated, It is estimated
that the attendance: was in the neigh.
bofhood of two thousand people: =. !
The program as published: in our
last tissue was carried out witlh some
changes. Neatly printed programs
were distributed to the visitors. j
Of the ministers who have served
the congregation in the past, but Rev
L:iG: .Lundquist of Wheaton is still
living. He was present and took part
In the program. Rev. C.. B. L. BOman
Of lafayette, Minn:;' one of the old
pioneer preachers of these parts, was
at the celebration as was Rev. O.
Lindgren> of Gar, Alberta, Canada,
formerly layman preacher ,of Svea.
Rev. J. G. Kallberg of Hector who is
g. theological student had charge of
the Svea church work at one time was
unable to be present, but Mrs. Kali
berg was there. ~ "a go
Other. guests of honor we're Mrs. i.
Aim Of Minneapolis, Mrs. J. O.. Lund-
berg of Beckvil1e, and, Mrs: A. ]. Ry-
den Of Minneapolis, all widows of for
mer Svea pastors. Mrs. Rev. E. He
deem, formerly Of this county, but now
Of, Minneapolis, was also present.
Nearly all the pastors Of the Willmar
District took part in the program.
The opening session on Friday eve-
ming was devoted to the children and
the young people. Rev. c. o. Berg
qt1ist OF Pennock and Rev. G. Rast of
Litchfleld spoke ait this program.
- The Saturday forenoon session was
given to the historical. Rev. J. S.
Strand spoke on "The> Pioneer on
Sabbath and Week Day." and Rev.
Boman gave "reminiscences on days
in Svea. Arvid Eastlund deolaimed,
"th:e Pioneer Preacher
Saturday afternoon was in the ma
ture of a confrmant's reunion and
was a particularly inspiring OCCASION
Talks were made by Rev. Lindgren
Of Canada Rev. B, o.. Berg of Chris
tine and Rev. J. s: Strand of Benson.
In the evening fine sacred concert
was given consisting of vocal and in
strumental selections. Zilphia Nelson
declaimed :"'Gud's low" Rev. A. F. Sea-
strand OF ,Beckville spoke of the Cub
lice Year."'.-'1A quartette from Atwater
was also present and sang.
The regular church services were
held Sunday morning and Rev. L. J.
Lundquist preached the Jubilee SER
mon. An offering was taken up at
this occasion for the foreign missions.
The dedication of the new beautiful
church ediflce was held in the after
noon and was conducted by DR.. P. A.
Mattson,: president Of the Minnesota
Conference*.E On this occasion the big
church was found too small to accom-
modate the crowds and an overhowing
meeting was held in the Svea park,
Rev. Berg. Rev. Bergquist and Rev.
Lundquistr speaking. ..: -.
In the, evening there was song and
communion services. The prepara-
tory sermon was given by Rev. M. LIE
Wander Of Atwater and the closing
address by Rev. "A. F. Almer of New
London. - = .
The outstanding feature Of the fes-
tiva1l tival was e # the splendid singing rem:
-
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08
LOCAL AND / PERSON

x
Mrs. Hans johnson and little son
Of Kerkhoven spent last Thursday in
Willmar S. S. y. III 5.s. ss Ss, .5s. 81. s.,
Misses Bessie and Ellen Skaal-
erud visited several days last week at
Genwood -. : i. 81.
!, Miss Lillian Pallin left last Wed.
enesday for a short visit with friends
in spicer. s. s.3< .:*=ss5's ,::s.1s
Mrs. H G: Chesley of Sioux Falls,
s: D., arrived last week for a visit
with Mrs. Hoffman. ~ #;->.=S *
;:-l:astman Films for sale at
Ekjer S Studio.
Mrs. Paul .Ruud and two sons ar
rived last Thursday for visit at the
C. T. Birkeland home
: Mrs. A. B.. Ernest and children
left last Friday for visit with rela-
tives at South Haven.
MFRS. John Morton of Olivia spent
last Wednesday here while enroute
for visit at St. Cloud.
Miss Edna Sanderson arrived on
Saturday from Alexandria where she
taught school the past year =
Miss Elvena Omilie left the latter
part of last week for visit at the
William Reed home in Cokato.
Miss Emma Sealand left on Wed
'nesday for her home in Hawick after
a visit with Mrs. A. J. Peterson.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-08
:-Bring your films for fine work
TO E]kier's Studio.

Dora and little Ruth Helen John
son of Atwater spent last week at the
Aug. Johnson home in this city
Miss Minnie Berg returned the
latter part of last week from Dawson
after teaching there the past year. ,.
Miss Bertha G. Nelson left the
latter part of last week for a several
days visit with relatives in Minneap-
oils.
Mrs. Emma Hougen returned to
her home at Litchfield last Thursday
after visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Howell.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-12-13
Christian Temperance
Hold Interesting Meeting
Study of Missions and Temperance
Featured Program.

Following a very interesting bust
ness session of the Woman's Chfis-
tian Temperance Union, in regular
session for the December meeting,
Mrs. J. G. Parks, superintendent Of
the department Of temperance and
missions, conducted an entertaining
and profitable study showing the vital
relation Of these two important sub
jects. Mrs. R. r. Highbaugh, presi-
dent of the Baptist Woman's Mission
airy Society, led the devotionals, and
papers were read as follows:
"Why Churches Needs the w. c.
T. IT," Mrs. B. B. Perry; why the
w. c. T. U. Needs the Cooperation
of the Woman's Missionary Society, -
Mrs. E. T. Jordan; Our w. c. T. U.
Work in China" as given by native,
Miss Frances Willard Wang, was il
Illuminating leafet read by Mrs, Roy
Smith. Following the program an in
formal discussion of local conditions
brought before the Union the need OF
Sweeping about our own doors" as
we'll as lending a hand to our neigh
bors in other lands.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-12-13
OFFICERS BRING IN THREE
TIGERS AS DAYS WORK
Sheriff and Deputies Have Successful
Hunt for Sightless Species.

The sheriff's office has made more
successful tiger" hunts in the past
week.
Tuesday Sheriff Woods, Deputy
Jennings and Bailiff Methvin went III
guest OF the sightless beasts on the
farm OF L. E. Davis, near Sasser; and
took into captivity Louis Wmoerly
and Dave Reynolds, together with
three quarts OF whisky and a barrel
d beer, the latter being concealed IN IN
the garden of one of the prisoners. On
the farm of J. w. Moreland a t1gres,s,
n the persons of Alice Lunsford tell
INTO their clutches. One quart OF wills
~ and several gallons OF beer were
lound at her home.
Wednesday on the Martha Ferguson
place three miles southeast OF the CITY,
the officers arrested Russell Holloway
and found in his possession seven gal
ons Of beer and two gallons OF WINS
The Tsisoners all gave bond except
Russell Holloway, who is. in jail.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-12-13
BAPTIST BARACA CLASS
WILL HAVE OYSTER SUPPER
Every Member Is Urged to Be Pres
ent Thursday Evening.

1t was voted last Sunday morning
in the, senior Baraca class of the Bap-
fist church to have an oyster supper
on Friday night of this week, but be-
cause of two distracting attractions in
town on that night the officers in
charge have planned this for Thurs
day night. Remember the date, Thurs
day evening of this week, the hour
1850, the place the Baptist Baraca
room. Every Baraca who ever goes to
the senior Baraca class or who would
go there if attending Sunday school
at all is eligible and expected. Don't
fail. A rousing good time among the
boys of the Baraca class. A stag affair.
Because of the generosity Of Mr.. J.;
K. Murphy, of the Dawson Sea Food
Co., in donating the oysters there will
be no charge and no big collection.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-12-13
Harper Is Jailed for
Violating Prohibition Law
Four Gallons of Whisky Found in His
Place of Business.

J. H. Harper, white man who came
ito Dawson from Albany two or three
months ago and opened Store north
of the Central railroad, was arrested
Friday by Chief Hill and Officer Nc
Graw on a charge of violating the pro-
Inhibition law Four gallons of whisky
were found in an ice box in his place
He disclaimed ownership of it, saying
it was placed there by some one else
Being unable to give bond he was
placed in Jail
On the same day the same officers
arrested Tom Jackson, a hackman OF
the city, and Isom Salter, another ne
gro, and charged them with transport
ing whisky The officers, having re-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-12-13

ceived tip that the negroes were
headed toward Dawson and had in
their possession a quantity OF the oil
of joy, met them on the Brentwood
road short distance from the city.
Two gallons were found in the car
Both the booze and the car were
confscated by the officers, and the
prisoners were turned over to Sheriff
Woods for safe keeping
Jackson claimed that he had no in
terest in the whisky and had merely
been hired by some one else to make
the trip