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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

VI. 20 ACRES. $500
tso CASH SIC pan MONTH
Fhia tract has enough small timber
20 pay Tor it aud II located Va a
wen Improved district close 20
school, hath and town This tract
s located about 10 miles west Of
cLirroRp LAND co
si7 rhira Ave open EveninEn
BEAUTIFUL nuNaAf.oW HoMr.
new chicken house. wells berries.
large tract ready for garden. ready
TO moNef all buildings new 10
acres black leans suil running
spring. $500! $500 down, ball
MILWAUKEE, ar. rAuH. LAND co.
bets University WAY Car 10.
WHY WORRY ABOUT WORK.
foot never succeeds neither does
Hn idler Every man that has
made life sueeesas has worked
hard Here !. an oppertunity Tor
you. TO acres; unfinished house
old hesni tsee worth ol etandlns
ccrdwond Tatnt price 5000 terms.
r Il. ui.I.lNGER gbs Empire nldK,
q AcHEs tMpitovED NORTH
ssfeum new house. good well. acre
cleafed. dozen small fruit trees
~ mlns,ss walk 81 Eysfes, in ,ssa
cash. balance easy tefuie.
l.. VAN AhSDAtsE
tnts Third Ave
ti0b ASH WATER EH0NF
ON PUGET SOUND. main land; in
slght OF city. s5c fare acres 81
nns alder land. lies nicely. spring
water protected anehataKe Tor
your boat price tsak, terms sioe
cash, balance "a I years. Charles
Romers Co. Alaska bldg
LAND OPENING
Well located tract. close 10 Arling-
ton now being surveyed. and ready
fer ss.tlemens. IN ,ts.!s Of 20 aud
Come 10 and arranss FOR your
choice Of this large tract. H. v,
Nrlson. egF Teaboard nidx.
ron sAi.E. CHEAP - 2A@AcHE
dairy and chicken ranch good,
level black selis cleared aud
stock. team and ali farm tools ana
crop. lest 81 terms Write @, q
knlttle. LYuaen. Wash hants l.
~ AcHkA, NfiAH NI1NT0N
Coed sell. lots Of fine timher, on
main road; electric light tste-
phones highly Improved district;
esasa ssan o ssqssn . wsea s a p. .se
flee. Price tf4b0N. s1be cash.
+. VAN AHSpAt.E
i0ts THIRD Ave
MILWAUKEE ST. PAUL. LAND 60.
We huild to suit can furnish stock
ana equipment. On the hsAt Of
alder land, Terms. 10 years 80 pay,
Price g7A per aefa aud up. ken.
wood a15T
k6la University Way Car ~.
g. 400. TRIMS AcNt-A. NEAR
Lake Forrest Park partly cleared.
mostly hatteur t-toem hunKalowi
barn. garage. chicken house ~
chickens Must sell az oncv. North
seft,
THREE ACisEA itfeif LAMB. ON
Nuod road improved house. harm.
TIRES poultry houses. Address
Shas. Morrow. Port Orchard.
fNNSr~ TO af.f-F. TYfFpfF ~ .NrTs-
IN acres ltnfEain. Garfield seen.
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PUPILS WANTED
Q FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FEITFE UIHFN HFIT % TTFTF =
a. Complete with sleeve board 1902
widow glass BY the light or In fun
siAte glass windshfeids put in your
car while you walt.
o. r. VILLA s COMPANY
Established 1893
3sEET DRY OLD GROWTH FOREST
good. 1915 load. Rainier 0s7s-J.
~ solder.
|shfpYARD AND FOREST WOOD.
NIL wood. never been In water
East e347.
PAINTING. TTNTfNg
Rsnerai work, guaranteed. Elliott
l9f9-W
pill FRENCH VIOLIN. clilLD's
s1<s. bargain 100 Pike At.
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q nIsINTSs 0PT0IiTTNITIEs

IT IL = u
sCANDfNANfAs AMERICAN BANK
WARRANTS PURCHASED. so1
AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
Evening star., 1922-06-14

William Thomas Mangan. John Fran
els O'Herron, George Daniel Rock. Jo-
seph Francis Scanlan, Maurice Elmo
Weschler.
Degrees in Sisters College.
The Catholic Sisters College: Bach
elor of arts-Of the Sisters Of st.
Benedict, Sister NJ. Raphael and Sister
NJ. Raymond; of the Sisters of the
Blessed Sacrament, Sister NJ. Agatha,
Sister NJ. Gonzaga, Sister Mary Oh
Good Counsel and Sister NJ. Juanlta;
of the Sisters of Charity, Sister NJ.
David and Sister Miriam; of the Sis
ters of st. Dominic, Sister NJ. Bona
venture and Sister NJ. Matthew; OF
the Felician Sisters, Sister NJ. Jolanta
and Sister NJ. Simplicia; of the Sisters
of St. Francis, Sister NJ. Generose,
Sister NJ. Mildred, Sister NJ. Paschal,
Sister NJ Prudens and Sister NJ. Ro-
saria; of the Sisters of the Holy Union
of the Sacred Hearts, Sister NJ.
Aloysia and Sister Helena; of the HUI
mility of Mary, Sister NJ. Eleanor; OF
the Sisters OF St. Joseph, Sister M
AleXia, Sister NJ. Carmel, Sister NJ.
Fidelis, Sister NJ. Martina, Sister NJ.
Rose and Sister Teresa Marie: of the
Sisters of Mercy, Sister NJ. Glare, SIS
ter NJ Chrysostom, Sister NJ. Dolorosa,
Sister NJ Fabian, Sister NJ. Ldguorl
and Sister NJ. Magdalen Patrick; OF
the Sisters of Notre Dame. Sister NJ.
Mar earet; of the Sisters of Our Lady
of Mercy, Sister NJ. Grace; of the SIS
ters of the Presentation, Sister NJ.
Carthagh, Sister Marie de la Salette,
Sister NJ. d. Finbarr and Sister NJ
Magdalen of Jesus; of the Sisters OF
CONTINUED on Page 19, Column ~.
Evening star., 1922-06-14
Joseph Francis Kelly, Edward
Thomas OConnor and George Drew

Joseph Francis Kelly, Edward
Vail, jr.
School of philosophy-Certifcate in
accountancy: Frank Patrick Blanch-
field, William Maurice Woodlock.
Bachelor Of arts-Florence Joseph
Donohue, William Joseph Gilrein.
Clarence William McAloon. Michael
Hubert Martin, Timothy Austin Nee
han, Edward Henry Peters and
Francis Anthony Whelan.
Master of arts-Joseph Earl Ben
der, William Dollard Commins, Rev.
Walter Aloysius DAILY, Joseph Peter
Rev. William Joseph Lyons, Almon
Lloyd McGillivray. Rev James John
McHugh, Rev. William Mcnamara,
Donald Mcneil, Rev. Michael Angelo
McRaith, Rev. Emmett Joseph O'Neill,
Rev. Joseph Reynolds, Rev. Emmett
Joseph Riley. Victor Spartan Won
Szeliski,. William Joseph Walsh and
Oscar Wilmington.
Doctor of Philosophy-Rev Joseph
Charles BARLEY. Rev. Patrick William
Browne. Rev. Francis Joseph Haas,
Rev. Joseph Earl Hamill. Rev. Ed
Rev. Joseph Bernard Kenkel, Cecilia
Marie McGrath. Robert Hugh Ma
honey, Rev. John Hugh O'Donnell,
Rev. John Joseph Rolbiecki, Rev.
Boniface Stratemeier, Patrick Will
frid Thibeau.
School OF Letters Awards.
School of letters-Bachelor of arts:
Bernard Anthony Facteau, Joseph
Charles keenan,, William John Nc
Knight, Harry James Mcnamara.
Master of arts: Rev. James Patrick
Conry, Rev. Michael James Early,
Rev. William Michael Hanlon, Ed
mond Audet Lapointe, Eugene Rainier
Mattinger. Rev. Edgar Francis Riemer
Rev. Leo Henry Spornhauer, Hobart
ply: Rev. Emmet Hannick, Leo Vim
cent Jacks.
School Of sciences-Bachelor of arts:
Edward James Donovan. George
Edward MARCEL. Lloyd Ambrose Nolan
Bachelor of arts. preparatory to
medicine: Thomas Denis Murphy, An
toine Joseph Schneider.
Bachelor of science: Cyril William
s." - fuIius McPhaul Albert Jo-
seph Sullivan.
Bachelor of science in chemical en-
gineering: Thomas Henry Byron
Michael Joseph Copley, Augustine Jo-
ssph Sln,, Mccarthy Hugh Sylvester
Bachelor of science in architecture:
Paul Francis Dowling
Bachelor of science in architectural
els .s.meerlng: John Joseph Carey.
Bachelor of science in civil engi-
neering: James Leo Brady, James Ber-
nard DAILY. William Christopher Ken
drick. John Patrick Murray, jr;
Charles Henry Joseph Patterson, Ray
mond Hunter Ruebsam.
Bachelor of science in electrical en-
gineering: William Harold De La
Nergne. Philip Henry Griffin. John Jo-
seph Haggerty Donald Francis John
ston. James Joseph Lamb, Charles
Francis Mccarthy. Henry Roy Turner
Bachelor of science in mechanical
engineering: Lewis Albert Bond.
Robert Francis Cahill Cyril Joseph
Corwin, Thomas Michael Lanigan. Leo
Thomas OConnor, Robert Dixon Par
rott, James Warren Slattery, Richard
Lee Tomlinson.
Master of arts: Edmond Donald
Coughlin. Rev. Richard Jeffrey
French, Daniel Timothy Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1922-06-14
Washington Branch: llO5 18th Street NV

Washington Tire Co., 1916 18th
st. NV.
Unserer Motor Co.. 1138 Conn.
Ave. NV; Garage, 111O 18th
st.
Neumeyer Motor CO., 1928 14th
st. NV.
lavish Bros, 1905 NJ St. NV.
l.. f. Sullivan Tire Co., 11O1 H
st. NV.
Universal Auto Co., 1920 M st.
NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-14

r.. l.. Taylor Motor Co., 1910 18th
st. NV.
Hill & Tibbitts, 3O1 18th St. NV.
DOnOhOe Motor Co, 215 Pennn.
Ave. s. f.
c. H. Smith Garage, c1O1 18th st.
NV.
Bailey Auto Supply Co, 1901 14th
St. NV.
Washington Accessories Co., 18th
and l. SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-14

William Thomas Mangan, John Fran
els O'Herron, George Daniel Rock. Jo-
seph Francis Scanlan. Maurice Elmo
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-08-23

loecasions icing hsa1Hi4er
;ary very enjoy sslb,le2 itterno was
spent by.all present after which SPLEEN
did fefreshme nts were served: Mr..
and IND Mrs. bison and two child ren left
Thursday Tor Mlnneap polls and from
there they leave for their home: 5 .5
Mrs 4 August "a elm was am honored
guest at q 4 surprise party given for
her By some Of her relatives and
friends on Sunday afternoon, the oc-
casion being her birthday anniversary
q boutHf y-nine guests were present
and spent q most enjoyable afternoon
after which a splendid luncheon which.
was prepared by the self-invited guests
was served. Mrs. Melin was also hos
tess 's to some < Of her neig hbors on Sat-
urday afternoon sS, rs! rs, !. ia i . e;t
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ILI' & 81
Ca stern PART

-
August % Miss Fern Ray left for {
her home IN Willmar last Saturday af-
ter a three weeks visit at the Erick
Nordin home. B. .s. IS a.:
Mr.: and Mrs. Henning Bomsta and
family visited at. the Edward s4Flann
home Sunday afternoon. =I
Mr.: and Mrs. Ole. Erickson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars Eric son and Mr.. and Mrs.
Erick Nordin motored ! to Willmar on
Sunday. .ssss5 u =
Mrs: M. C. Mattson and som Clayton
and daughter Marjorie left for their
home in Duluth last Sunday morning
after a four. weeks visit with her par
ents, !. and MRS. j. G.. ~Flann <and
other relatives +<<S: 49, .5S Il ST. ST.:
Miss Mary Mattson OF Bird Island
assisted her sister-in-law, Mrs. :IAlbin
Mattson last Monday during 1threshing.
Mrs: AlbertSBengtsons and children
visited with her sister, Mrs Erick
Nordin Monday afternoon. &;$z2s 80
Albert Johnson was around getting
threshing jobs, last Tuesday. = -
wi Iuu u 11uh DcTS anu ldIl1ly
and their local pastor Rev::aBengtson
visited at John Leeberg's Sunday af-
ternoon. - - s.t.S::.::z~'s - ="
Elmer Strand who has been employ
ed at John Leeberg's during the sum-
mer left for Canada Monday morning.
Mr.: and Mrs. Johnnie 'Eundquist are
the proud parents ola baby girl born
Wednesday,, August 18th. = :; /.
Albert and Arthur; Latt helped Aug
ust Erickson with threshing *last
Thursday. : i. =
Mrs. lilly Rasmussen is at present
> staying at her brothers home, johnny
Lundquist. ~ =
Carol Bengtson commenced work
at Axel Lundquist's last Monday,
where he will stay for some time
|, Erick Nordin returned, to- his home
Friday after "a few days visit with his
mother in Willmar, who was seriously
i'll, and who passed away on Thursday
evening.
A large crowd attended the ice
cream social given at the Norwegian
Lutheran church Friday evening.
Lid. Wants To See You. #
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SWEDISH I'M. F.,
GEORGEVILLE

August 22-MrsssErick Austin pass
ed away st Saturday. Death was
caused from cancer.
Mrs. Anna C. Gerde from Minneap-
oils arrived Monday and is visiting
with her sons Clifford and Russell,
who are staying with their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. .Iverson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson Of st.
Paul are visiting with P. J. Johnson.
;Iversons and Gerde's were business
callers at Paynesaille on Friday.
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Sunday !. Rev. Emil.
:M4almstro ON iofR ciated The pail bear
erss were Gustaf He ner, Erick Lund, ,
3. b. Anderso On, Andrew Broman, q:
@. Erickson, g. Rasnusson large
attendance was Z present. including
many from Atwat ter osendale and
Lake Elizabeth. those from dist
5ance were Mrs Frank p Gray, Miss
Violet Gray, Miss Lucille Gray from
MINNEAPOLIS. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dahl
and Miss Leone: Dahl otsLitchfeld.
The late Mrs. Dahl was a very good
woman, having been asmember Of the
Norwegian M. r. church south OF At
water and atsthe time 81. her death was
a faithful memb er.of the Swedish M.
?. church. She was loved and res
pected by all. ., Is: ~ Il e y H
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2Atwater Teachers !,


The local school opens Tuesday,
Sept mber S, and the following list of
teachers will be members of the pub
lie school faculty for the coming term.
Supt, P. M. 'Paquette, Atwater, MINI
High School Principal, c. F. Marty,
Iowa. $ #;s5 ~. ~.
" Manual Training, George E. schrad
der, Atwater. >. =: 49,. -- p lat = A.
: High School subjects: Frances. E.
Nauman, Mora, MINI. ,s,..s,1
Home Economics. Lillian 1Koplitz,
Webster, S. D. e. = T -. ;
Eighth grade, Phoebe Hoar, Loretto,
MINI. g.: r=$* +:ss< ~: =: -
9th and 7th grades, Nellie l. Brown,
Ogilvie, Mimi: - III. 49,
9TH and 9Th grades, Frances Robert
son, Paynesville, MINI. -
End and 3rd grades, Phyllis Nehring,
Paynesville, Mimi, g.. ,s.,..; -
LIST grade, Henrietta Dirkzwager, of
Maple Lake, MINI.
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Cause of Appencicjtis

When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large intestines,
became packed with refuse matter,
that is made up largely of germs.
These germs enter the vermiform APP
pendix and set UP Inflammation, which
is commonly known as appendicitis.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed and keep your bowels regular
and you have little to fear from APP
pendicitis.-Adv. Aug.
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Mrs. Mary A. Dahl

Mrs. Mary A. Dahl of Danielsoh
township passed to the Great Beyond
August 18th after several years ill.,:
ness suffering from old age. She was
born Sept. %, 1912, in Norway, and
was one of the old pioneers in this
vicinity. She came to America in
1870, and resided two year in. St..
Paul. She was married in 1872 to
Andrew B. Dahl who passed away 49,
years ago. They came to: Danielson:
township in 1872 where they resided
until their DEATH =, L. !:
: The deceased is mourned by two chill
dren, olof and Anna Dahl, who reside
on the home place, two children, Mas,
tin and Aletha have gone before. -
The funeral took place at; her home
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Laying of Cornerstone

Aslarge number were in attendance
at the laying Of the cornerstone for the
new. Swedish Lutheran church at
Grove City last Sunday afternoon. On
account of the rain the gathering was
held at the Norwegian Lutheran chur-
CHI. Dr.. L. W. Abrahamson of Rock
Island, ILL.,, was the speaker of the
occasion. 80
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PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH

r - PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH -:
d, Rev. Alex Roulston, pastor =
Sunday services at 10 a. m. .
Sunday schoolE11 a. m. -
: Christian EndeaHor at z p. m. -
Evening seryieesSat.8 p. m.
ST. JOHNS, iernnnAn CHURCH
~ Harrison
Services Sunday alto a. m.
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
=. John Trelstad, pastor
AtWater: - !: =
Sunday school 10 a. m.
; Morning service IL a.: m.
Evening service SPIN.
Arndahl: :: . Ia
The children of the :Arndahl church
will have their Sunday school picnic
next Sunday at Diamond Lake on the
north side camping grounds at 1900
O'clock. / =, t ~:
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+

s = a.
man sc i iEaa visited relatives here.
Saturday nj. sss=s.;
Mrs. ~ J. Lane and two childr
of Minneapolis came up Saturday for.
e visit 1.-THE p. C:4s oorby home ssS5.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kleberg and two
daughters Myrtle and. Helen of Fab
Elun and Mrs. Amanda Nelson Of kan
ldiyohi visited at thetsNels Blomberg
home Saturday evening. . /: ,.,...s 5= s
II Miss: LeVina Olson. 1 Of Cokato has
been visiting here at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. J,W.. Stark.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Holm returned
to their home here Saturday after al
three weeks p.to Pine, City and Du-;
luth. -. 49, -,.,..:: !:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Johnson and
family and their guests, Rev. c.: A.
Lund and family and Rev. M. LeVan-
der OF Atwater and Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Lund of Kandiyohi motored to Lake Ell
izabeth Friday evening where, they Wis
! tied at the Harry Lund home. Their
| infant daughter. was christened that
evening and she received the name Of
Phillis 'Marjory. 49,. !.
Miss Elvera Bergstrom visited a
few days the. first part of last week
at the home Of her grandparents, Mr..
I and Mrs. Sven Nelson.
! Victor Nelstn spent Sunday at Spi.
Ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Klint of Kan
diyohi visited at the Elmer Johnson
home Sunday. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Peterson and
son, Wendell and Mrs. Petersafl's mo-
ther and Miss Gladys Holmberg re
turned to their home at Minneapolis
Tuesday Of last week after a few days
visit with relatives and friends here;
Victor Nelson spent Sunday at spi!
NJ. Nelson, spent Saturday evening
visiting at the Chas Nelson home in
Grove CITY,,
L The c. w. Johnson family and Rev.
G. A. Lund and. family spent Saturday
evening visiting at the Levi Lund home
at Kandiyohi :. :
= The Misses Lind and Warden arriv-
| ed here the first part of last. week
from Minneapolis and are visiting at
the J. w: Stark home. :
Herman Swanson left Thursday
morning for Mankato where, he attend
ed the Elks convention which was
held at that place on Friday and Sat-
urday. He was in company down
there with VIM. Sandberg of Grove
City who also attended the conven-
ton.
c.. G. Lundquist left Saturday for
Marshall where he Joined his brother
and sister and from there they will
leave by car for trip thru the Da-
kotas. i
Donald Covell returned to his home
at New London the first part of last
week after a few days visit at the
home Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
.Mrs. H: G. Anderson. -.
B: G. .Covell left ~ car the first
part Of the week for his home at San
"a Rose, Calf. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Matt and son
George and daughter Dorothy who
have been visiting at Minneapolis and
other points, stopped here Monday for
a visit with Mrs. Mats mother, Mrs
J. M. Nelson: on their way home to
Montevideo.
Mrs. A. J. Carlson who has been
here from Portland, Oregon, and has
been guest at the John A. Johnson
and Nels ,Lundgren homes left the
first part OF last week for Minneapo-
| lis.
Mrs. Chas. Nelson. and grandson Ro.
ger and Mrs. Nels Ringstrom and dau-
ghter Lorraine Of Grove City visited
at the Mrs. j. M. Nelson home here
on Monday. II =. $3.50 -. -
Miss Freda Swanson of Minneapolis
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Left Monday Eveninu

George Lipsit returned to Amidon,
N. d., last Monday evening after at
tending the funeral of his, father, John
Lipsit. His sisters, Mrs. M. Eide re-
turned to Findley, N. D., and Mrs.
Ray :Linnell to Aneta, N. D., also left
last Monday Their sister Mrs. Geo.
Fisher returned to Burtrum last Fri
day
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Left For Michiuan

Rev. Emil Malmstrom left Monday
for Escanaba, Mich, where he will at
tend the Northern Swedish M. E. con-
ference. The conference, will be rep
resented by the Swedish M. E. pastors
from the states of Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and Michigan. ~
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Will Attend Convention

Rev. m. LeVander will attend the.
Luther League conference at Pennock
next Saturday and Sunday. !
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Will >Teach in cMontana

Miss Helen Sand will leave Friday
for a few days visit in Minneapolis.
She leaves there for Kalispel, Mont,
where she will teach school. Her sis
ter Borghild will also teach at that
place..
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Left for North Dakota .
Lloyd sskoglund left Wednesday for
kenmare, N. D., where he will be
employed in the harvest fields.
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN

wv IG10INJ1I 10 7 I1111V111N
No Sundaf school or1services next
Sunday as the pastor will not be home
but will attend the Luther League
convention at Pennock.9:
X. * X,
SWEDISH IN. E.
mo Sunday school Or services next
Sunday as the pastor is not at home
but is attending the Swedish M. E.
conference at Escanaba, Mich.
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John Lips!it

- r.
John Lipsit passed away at the
! LLitchfield Hospital August 18th after
suffering thirteen days from internal
injuries which he received ina falI
while painting. The deceased is a
well known carpenter and has spent
a. years in Atwater and vicinity. He.
was born at Mt Bridges, Ontario.
Canada, on Dec. 20, 1854. ~, ILL., ~ = s.s
John Lipsit was united in marriage
Nov. s. 1882, to Almeda l. Coons, who
survives him. ALSO three daughters,
Edna, now Mrs. Geo. Fisher at Bur-
trum = MINI; Iva, Mrs. Ray Einnell,
Aneta, IN. D.; Mamie, Mrs. M. Eide Of
Findley, N. D.; and two sons, Jay of:
this village and George of Amidon, N.
D. AL were present At the funeral.
He leaves six brothers, and three sis
tiers who reside in Ontario and east
ern> states !, -
The funeral took place last Thurs
day afternoon at the home in Atwa-
ter. Rev. Alex Roulston of the Pres
byterian church offciated: Several sell
ections we ere rendered by quartette
consisting of DR.. l. L. Porter, John.
Woken,2 C. Johnson and Herman Swan
son. The pail bearers were Frank
Danielson, John Knudson, John Sven
son, John Isaacson, VIM. Peterson and.
George Roetzer. The, iterment took
place at the Union cemetery.
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Tuesday Wedishh tharaM
c t.dl1 IS Rev LeVander ofiic Eating.
Hes.Was g in SWetle had att
tanned the age of Y years, 3 months
and nd; 29# days. The deceased leaves to.
y. mourn 7 his death his wife, andsone son,
John n. Samue1son. s. \. ,: -. Y s.
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Mrs. Eleanore Witte

Mrs. Eleancre Witte died at her
home in st. Cloud Monday of last week
after several months illness. Her
husband Frederick Witte passed away
in st. Cloud in April, 1921 Mrs. Wit,
te was born June 22,: 1853, at Hoerd-
inghausen, Germany. She was united
in marriage to Frederick Witte in Ger
many They came to America in 1880.
and settled at Hutchinson where they
resided For IL years. Leaving Hutch
inson they came to Atwater where
they resided until 1911 when they
moved to st. Cloud where they have
resided until their death.
The deceased leaves to mourn her
death, six children, T.. c. White of,
Harrison, Fred, Henry, Elsie and Mrs.
Henry Kahmeyer Of st. Cloud, and
Emil of Minneapolis. There are also
nine grandchildren. /, !
The funeral took place last Thurs
day. at two o'clock at the house and
300 o'clock at the St. Johns Luther,
an church in Harrison. Rev. IF. e.
Pasche OBLIGATED. The pail bearers
were Herman GrAtz, Henry Boese,.
Fred Jurgenmeier, John Moll and Erred:
Schutt of Harrisons and Mrs. ~Schuster:
of St. Cloud The burial took place
beside that of her husband in the:
church cemetery -: =:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-08-23
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