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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-14
:nsy techto byly primitivni.

kusy techto byly primitivni.
SNutetne temne komory po-
cal Niepce 2 Chalonsu pouzi-
vati teprve r. 1926. Tri roxy
pozdeji spoil Sc Niepse Da-
guerem, jinvm Francouzem, po
n6mz nazyvany byly prvni foto
graficke vyrobky daguerotypy.
We Francii, poblize Chalonsu,
zfizen byl Niepcovi pomnlk,
ktery nese letopocet 1922 jako
datum, kdy svetlo vzato bylo
do sluzby illustrativni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-14
POZAR We WILLOUGHBY,

Apartementni dunn o Sesti
bytech We Willouehbv, stal sc
svedkem nedeli dopoIedne
velkeho pozaru, pr kterem "a
hynul 11-lety Josef Manville,
ktereho sice ieho babicka 65--
leta Lillian Manvillova vynesla
plamenu, ale tax popaleneho,
ze ubohy hoch vtera 2. hodi-
ne rannl V palnesvillske ne
mocnici zemrel. ri. Manvillo-
vi byla sama telee popalena
na rukou, ramenech a Y obli-
ceji.
Krone obou lmenovanych
zraneni byli dostl povazliv6
James Mcmahon haste K.
Miller. Ostatnl najemnici Wy
vazli len velkou potizi, ale
Dyl Ohnem pflpfaNenl o naby-
tex a ZaflZenl.
u budovy Sc naltzajici ga
raz lehla take popeIem, ale "a
chraneno bylo as | ) automobi-
Iii. Budova sama byla pravou
pasti a liz pred casem bylo ma
toto nebezpeci poukazovano a
nebude take die SLOW mayora
Jordana dane povoIenl k opra-
ya,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-14
STOLETE JUBILEUM FOTO.
GRAFICkEHO UMENI.

Roku 1922 obievily Sc prvni
fotografie Francouze Niepce,
ac to byl vysledek sveteme
grafiky. jejiz zacatky lie sto-
povati AZ do roku 1902, kdy Sc
mluvi 0 vynalezu jisteho Toma
Wedgwooda a Davyho, ac po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-14

mem a Londynem bylo prave
zahajeno jednani 0 zaplaceni
zoldu a!ricke pechote (Aska-
ri) z n6meckych osad, ktera po
a leta bojovala pod generalem
Lettovem-V -Vorbeckem Ia Meme
cko, ale nedostala zadneho zol-
du.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

PASSED lI11oll
.lliihiiite rs of e.
tanned by 8. l1s..s Lind
.q ii 81 i ls{a.y
=, 8,
~ OlSoN-Vl 4! ! J, ! "a

flowing arepast which prompted
ecclesiastical admi.a tion a won for
the hostess many words of praise !.
gathering Of line lsters Of the;
city churches. met ct the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. August Lundq uist't discuss
the introduction OF eligious instruc-
ton into 2the curri ulum Of the city
schools. 4nndq ufsts served $50
splendid adlnnsrsto tho mintaters who
numbered nine. They we're Reva. 2, !.
A. Lagerstron1, aSpeS "a HolmQuist,
Arnt Waller, q w. Stowe, r. Nc.
Cullough; Claus: johnson, Luther Ben
son.. G.: Y oung stromS and Capt: Oh
60 johnson on Of the Sc y At ton g Army:
The discussion was thor0 and the
subject given serious consideration by
the ministers. Az resoluti ion was pass
ed which will be. presented to the
Board of Education embodying the
plane the ministers and their ideas
In the, matter. The ministers are de-
termined to go ahead with their plans
as far as practical and to present
plan thatswill sbe satist Glory ands eff
eient, .ssss,. 49, IS ~ y ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

The Meeker County News gives the
following outline OF what's expected
at the Historical, Pageantft be staged
at Litchfielf June 20 and FL: 49, 49,
Everybody in ;Meeker County, who
can talk is talking about the, page,
ant the Big Show; the story OF; how.
it all happened. And of course #itsall
began with the Red man, the aIndian;
whom we've all been told about,&but
whom we never dreamed of: seeing,
in his native habitat Who among rus;
ever thot he would live to: see the:
Indian Chief Of the People stoical1y;
poised on top. OF : a mound, Z shouting
the ceremony which directs sthesswo-
men Of the tribe while they circle:
about him. singing their native:
songs? And when two of the men:
begin to quarrel over. one, Of the. fair.
est of the tribe, we make the men:
tai note that they we're human, too.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
HOME FROM BETHEL

Miss Mabel Lundquist returned to
Willmar today She has been at
tending Bethel Academy in st. Paul
the last two years. Miss Lundquist
received her diploma last evening at
the comm ncement at that school.
She was graduated from the Com
mercial department. Claus Hammar-
strom returned to this vicinity today
He has also been attending the same
school and was graduated last even
ing from> the academic department.
Others who have: been attending the
same school are Margaret and Mabel
Olson and Alvin Pearson Of Kandi-
yohi,: Wallace Dahlheim of this city
and Clarence Gader: of: East Lake
Lillian. Margaret Olson was also grad
uated from the academic department.
She and her sister will spend the
summer in the twin cities. Mr.. Gauer
will also spend the summer in Min
neapolis. Wallace Dahlheim has ac-
cepted a position in Minneapolis. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
SUNBURG

June 12-Mrs. Martin Syverson play
ed a game on her hubby last Tuesday
night in inviting air the neighbors for
a social time through the evening, 1t
being Mr.. Syyerson's birthday. In ex-
.cuse for hurrying him with chores
and to change for a ride, she told him
they were all going to show, but he
soon, found out he was up against a.
joke and surprise.
Ludwig Fossum and Martin Stene re-
turned last Friday from their. BoWe
man, N. D., trip via the Ford route.
Mr.. and Mrs Jens Skaalrud return
ed last week from Nelson County, n
.D..,#where they visited with relatives
and friends. d, ~
lid Wants TO See You. So tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

8
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S : : : 4 < ~ X Z Z 4 < S ~
June l 3--Miss Hell Eiiuiinde who
has attended Goncordia College at
Moorhead arrived sshome Saturday to
spend her zvacat i0n.= i.ssss #sss
q. Mrs. 81. Moster and child of. Mime
apo1is is. visiting h parents, sMr. and
Mrs. 5Siverts Hanson. ~ ssi**a.55S@s
b r. RockwoOd and sister Miss
Grace lockwood OF Minneapolis auto
ed here last Tuesday afternoon for "a
short visit with; II. and Mrs III. w.
Horne. y 81 81 .3 E,zs3
Miss Lucille Johnson who has: tau
ght. school at Osakis the pastsyear ar
rived here last week to- spend the
summer at her home near Diamond
Lake SIS ~ { +. :s.s= si.s .sS2
Miss. Alice Boreen enjoyed visit
last week from her friend, Miss Edith
Lundquist Of :WilKmar sf4ssg.Z,
Mrs. M Bruins arrived here last
Tuesday from Raymond and visited
her parents, Mr.: and Mrs: H. Horne
until Sunday. Mr.. Bruins arrived on
!. Saturday They returned to Raymond
Sunday evening. Mrs. Bruins left ION
Monday for ST. Cloud to; attend the
summer school. ~ A:-s=2. l4,.s* .z /. !
Miss Helen Sanderson returned &on
Saturday after a weeks visit at the
Sam Anderson home
Mrs. E. r. Orred and son Wayne
returned home the latter part: Of the
week. from a several days visit in
Minneapolis. s: s.s s. ~ i q
.s: Mrs. p. G. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Esther of Minneapolis were -the
guests of old friends here the first Of
last week ''" --.
Fred Anderson and daughters Of
Marnre visited relatives here Sunday
afternoon ~ s = .s::s .~~5::2s7- ttzs:
The Grove City. Military Band gave
a good concert at the Spicer Park
last Sunday afternoon. Many people
came to enjoy the excellent music. )
Oscar Thorvig arrived home last
week from minneapolis where he has
attended Augsburg Seminary. ,sE-5.
Andrew Lundquist spent "a couple Of
days. at the hospital at :PaynesvilIe
last week seeking medical aid.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
..AVERY-kNOI1

On Wednesday afternoon at Ray
mond occurred very pretty home
wedding when Miss Effie l.. Knott,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Knott, was united in marriage to Oli-
yer L. Avery, "a son Of Mr.: and Mrs.
William Avery :" =, q: - 9
The wedding took place at two
O'Clock in the afternoon at the home
Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Knott Rev C. P. Cummings,
pastor of the Methodist church at
Raymond was the officiating clergy
man: - - " = - = ., t$*. "a
The bride was attired in white
georgette gown and trimmed with
satin and carried a bouquet OF bridal
roses. Miss Grace A. Knott, a sister
of the bride, was her attendant and
was attired in a salmon colored or
Candy gown. The groom's attendant
was Robert Briggs The rooms in
the home were very prettily decorated
with roses and peonies. = -
A reception was given to about Is
guests at the home Of the brides
parents. Those who attended the wed
ding from distance were Miss Mar
garet Redepenning of ST.. Paul. and
Robert and Amy Briggs of Sa4dborn.
The newly married couple are well
known at Raymond. They left for a
wedding trip to White Bear Lake.
They will make their future home at
Palisade, MINI. Congratulations are
extended. p. ~ - @:E,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
!! J! / /
ERY Q ]! I /


s. 81 Thes Flag Day observance .parade
and program held in the city thru the
efforts Of the Elks Lodge; was avery
appropriate event Some two humid
red and fifty children assembled at.
the High School abnild din where they.
were given attractive american flags
to carry. The Willmar Municipal
Band also took part in the parad e4and,
the program. DR.. Malmgren headed.
the procession on horseback follow
ed by a pony and cart. The pony was
led by James Haslett. Little Vernon
Forsberg,s son of Mr: and Mrs "a. O..
Forsberg, was costumed as Uncle Sam.
and rode IN the cart.
Next came the band which played
during the march Then the mass of
/ flag waving children brot up the rear.
H. B. Lidstone, Edward M. Elkjer, and.
Hugh Ruddy, and S. @. Diffendorf aid
ed in directing the children, lin the
parade and at the courthouse where
the program was held and the chill
dren treated to ice cream cones.
+ After the rendition by the band Of
America" the children -recited, led
by H. B. Lidstone, the pledge to- the
American Flag. This was done I'M
usually we'll
Attorney Van Worst Of New London
delivered a nbrief but teresting talk
on the flag: He urged the cultivation
Of patriotism and love of country am.
ong the children, gave a BRIEF history
of the flag and urged the children al-
ways to be loyal and faithful to their
native land '5''F ss:,t go 49,.
After the program ice cream cones
were served to the children.
Flag Day should be observed as reg
ularly as the Fourth of July land the
city is, indebted to the lks for their
efforts extended to arrange for the
observance IS. *..ESEs
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
IN IA EN- ORlAM

In loving remembrance of Roy H
Christensen, died June12, 1921.
One year has. passed since you left us
Gone but. not forgotten.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A. place is. vacant in our home:
Which never can BE filled.
God in his wisdom has recalled;
The boom his love had given,
And tho the body slumbers here,
The soul is safe in Heaven.
!. ....:. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Christensen
and Family. -:s.:E'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYEE
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

Charles Logan, who was employed
all spring with the Willmar Construc.
ton Co., left last week for Minneap-
oils where he. was employed with sim
liar: work. The following day he left
here he was crushed to death in the
Mill City. While here he was en-
ployed as teamster. Mr.. Logan lost
his. left. arm in. a separator accident
some years ago.,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
NOW IN NORWAY

COL Cushman Rice, according to
the latest word received at the Bank
of Willmar is now touring the coun-
try of Norway and visiting the birth
place of his departed father. It is ex-
pected that he will return to Willmar
some time in the month of July. 7
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
WILL RETURN JULY 1st

DR.. Oscar Zahr, local osteopathic
physician who is attending a course
in electronic diagnosis, at Kirksville,
Mo-, will return July 1st to continue
his practice in the city. DR.. Gregg Of
Des Moines is in charge of DR.. Zahr's
practice while he is away. s.,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
BARBECUE JULY-19TH

The Elks Lodge Of the city is now
of events to be held on Wednesday,
July 10TH, at the Park Auditorium.
The day will be one continuous pro-
cession Of events the primary one be-
: ing the barbecue to be served at noon.
A cook from Swift & Company will
be here to cook and serve the barbe-
que.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
'.' : : : ''z''' lENfERTAfNED'

DR. and Mrs. C. e. Anderson were
hosts at a dinner given by them at the
Teepetonka Hotel on Green Lake Sat
urday evening. Some twenty guests
enjoyed the evening. After the dinner
the party retired to the Anderson cot
cards. ~. -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
TO PLAY THURSDAYS

The open air concerts Of the Will
mar Municipal Band will in the future
be given at eight o'clock Thursday
evenings beginning next week. The
night has been changed from Wednes-
day as the boys are more at liberty on
Thursday evenings.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

Coated tongue, bad breath, head
aches, pimples, bad blood are natures
danger signals HOLLISTER'S ROC
KY MOUNTAIN TEA removes the
cause by carrying off the poisons from
the liver, kidneys and bowels. Endor-
seds by women everywhere. S. B. Carl
son e Son.-adv June
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
ENTERTAINED S. rs. CLASS

Miss Adeline Sundberg entertained
her Sunday School class at her home
last evening. The party was given in
honor of. one OF the members Miss
Irene Johnson, .who iss leaving i'm the
near future for Minneapolis to reside.
Various prizes: were given to theswin-
ners in contests. s. s..s - -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

The Hawick Shipping Association
shipped q carload ot stock fto South
Paul on Tuesday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Fred Deadricks and
family alltoed to- Belgrade Rruesday.to
visit relatives. !. =55 :ss
RUSSELL Gesellz returned ahome the
middle OF the week after being away
a few days On: a sbusine ssz tri lee
Payne elpeds in the bank during his
Absence. 81. sss s..:ss5
Wedding bells are. still ringing.
& sAOlof'Johnson Of Cape Bad Luck was
la:caller in: town Monday. ~.
Thrifty cans Of pike fry from the
State Game and Fish department. were
Eput into Long fLakeza few days ago.:
Minnie Jones assisted Mrs. Imhoff
ta:zcouplev Of days last week with her
work. e izz<sss
Mrs. Gust Peterson and Miss Vie.
land were among those who attended
the" Ladies Aid at the Ted Smithson
I;place last Thursday afternoon.
/ Melvin J. Van Worst d former Rose
willie boy is among those in the can
.didacy for county attorney.
The Farm Bureau picnic at Cedar
Hill7at Stbley Park last Saturday was
well attended and quite a'..few from
here. enjoyed the; day: at that place.
"Little j OH" the peddler, was: in
town Thursday. .zS-:s
J::@O. Nelson was New London. cal
Ter Monday. .essz $3.50 sz1
"A Tacky social will be given in the
Hawick Hall on June 9th, ;tfor::;the
benefit: Of the hall. All come in your
old clothes: Leave your style at home
If you want a good time: Home made
candy. ice cream, cake, coffee and
sandwiches will be for sale: A pro-
gram will also betrendered. i. .ss,s.z$
Fred and Frank Jones were Pay
nesville callers "Wednesday.
The aged mother of Sam and Del
Roach Of Paynesville passed away the
last Of the week. Funeral took place
at that place Sunday afternoon q
Levi WEIGH and mother Of New
London and Mr.. Berger Of St. Cloud
and. George Henry and sister Edythe
of Paynesville were entertained at the
o.. P.iWelch home Sunday ~
Martin Larson and Willie Knutson
autoed to Atwater Wednesday after
noon on business, returning by the
way Of Manannah, where Willie call
ed on his father who is at the black
smith business at that place. s2s,
- Some road work has been done the
past week. on the new road on the
Thorson hill: .Stumps, and rocks were
blown out and quite lot of grading
was done.f1 Another road is being
made near the Ole Monsoon and Char
ley Henry farms. Brush. is, being cut
and burned for four rod road. 49,:
Beatrice King went up Saturday to
spend Sunday with her sister Anna
near. New london. .--t~. s:a..#.f AZ.
A number Of friends gathered at
the home of Mr::5aand Mrs: Peter j.
Jacobson Wednesday evening and
gave them a pleasant surprise, it be-
ing their tenth wedding anniversary.
A pretty wedding took place at the
farm home, of Rev, and Mrs: S. @. Su-
sag Thursday, June /, when theiradau-
ghter, Go1die was united in marriage
to Arthur, Rustad. of Norcross, Mimi.
The wedding took place, at IS o'clock
and was performed by the brides ia
Their. The best wishes of all go with
them for a happy married life. -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
ICE CREAM SOCIAL

An ice cream social will be given
next Wednesday evening at the o. O.
Rykken home. Everyont cordially in
vited. Ut - - -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
-LEFTaFoRf WISCONSIN

Rev. Peders :Fostervold left on Sat
urday for Colfax, Wis, where he will
remain for a couple Of weeks attend
ing Evangelistic services. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

June 1-H Gamer and friend
of sAtwater called on Miss sWie1and Al
The Nelson nom 3 nnnfl a.. 81 81 -.
David ohn soi1Ss hursdax
noon for Minnea nd II nm sShusine & 81 and
returned home Saturday 81 Yf# Ys=. d .s
Born Nto Mr.. and ME- clark fnee
|{Me.vina: .1pelkevl IN T4arvev ~ ~ :
hahv pirlts.Tnne 6tI Z an arnad . =
dninp fina Cdn ord tuIa fans 81. "a.
M yaran m n nv, !, /, "a MI !
an1lfs i, "a
n. IA. Smith sn,i iasa ,,ain lin oshi Il
annual round. assessing. .4s$ 7sy.s5'
MrxIands Mrs. ], 6 q i ReIson and fam,
;,v svis;tAi in Irvlrt Woi1 80. .:*ss
The tbanker,s Inn j., ,n,,w;: ialS hainp
treated with 8 Nov i,,nat ~ "a inf Is I'd
William iKnntsnn: e All, . tha: :u;i;nrk q.
AbF 81. ve,c,, "a M an,,a az vi sda1,varad
stocli To- No W E.nn dan r;,,as1a ~ III
Ewi,lian x nntabn ! nj. !, = ha, a,,+ood
Ennf tn IN ;r:vaff w In, ~ are
thew snant tho s.: e,,ss.s 4 ~
I ,st,Mrazzani3 sMrs,,,3;s= Francae Rrooran ~
minneapolis: and Melcon, lsnnt ofsthe
i. IS, Navy visited at the ESQ Nelson
home near Regal last week.
The tackv social at the town hall nm
Friday was veil attended ii snita of
the rainv weather, A short mnsical
nrogram was randerad &c fol,owe. 4.
Piann3 duet. Misses BENSON ~.
Duet. Misses Ratferherrv.: Il;
Piano solo Lille 0ttasnn j. ~
piano. duet Mrs 5Gravaaara and Mra
R1a1xa1v Z: go
Solo. Leslie Henry. : j.
SONG. Irving souartette e...>. .s..:s, e
Song, Hawick Quartet. sss y
Song, America. Audience ... :
Mr.. and.Mrs Charley Matson and
daughter Mary autoed to New London
on business Saturday. "
: Services were held at tbe M r.
church Sunday afternoon.e@ a.
Miss Hattie @Wieland. Mrs. D. r.
Johnson and daughter and Iavina Mel
son visited at the Anton Imhoff home
Friday ,~ II
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e ,ns :, 49, sav 10y .ne pa'' year -
NV W., no4I1 W. n's '"oa''on'
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ING - nnoapous ~ INC pas'
nn.,,a,,+ 1 49,. n ,:4.,n o 'tnoiu"' o, one
r,re1ana. homa ,,1;+, hon ,,,l,oso ~
- 60 ~ - ~ ~ "No' ~
~ 4 . 49, o un:'",o ~
$500.
,-,.,~ ' 'o' 4iooi1 AAuon ALL - YOU -
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

Arthur Hyden of Atwater was a
Willmar visitor on Saturday afternoon
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

z 1872 = e Y ~ Y y y y X e - x X -
: !. ].
and huInaArnes ana
tneir inlles leceL oralne Inorv1g ieit
Inc. aeter Spar1 o1 me sWeeHio'r Mlnne
Apol1ssIne 1ormerssWnl lid spe employed
enc Tesput me Two tatter VII VISIT 1or
. no1aas o1n pson. anu fanny
VINO nave peen. making .tnelr=nome in
oplcer 1or some l1 tlme, moVeu 20 onday
e 1l 'sI south ana
MIS- Martl N. ompson VINO have nav
D pee staylng on the farm: nave m g! wed
t .I,t' anu are occupylng tnelr resi-.
u Vhlc mere s i 81 {:
L MIS-: eliaus. lsnorvlg and daughter:
Ailce le<.Ve Week months
sislt VIII ela!1Ves at lltlca, LaoaAe
a ~. o = : s., -.
" SUNDAY scnool cnlldr zen OF the
zion: c - gave an interesting pro-
iaM - cne 1ast SUNDAY REV.
l ls1'l po Ah Ipoth IN norwegian ana
~ siisn. AIeer. tne program the tea tea
cn ~ = GU anu parents nad q PIC
n .ie. ~ .he lahe. AL VINO We're
eneIeseilJoyeu. themselves 'ss1E'
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-12-07

Milwaukee Land Co..
Milwaukee Land Co.
HavelOck Lumber Co.
HavelOck Lumber Co.
Fred Rott -. -. :.
Milwaukee Land Co.
Milwaukee Land Co.
Selfridge Hardware
Milwaukee Land Co.
Selfritlge State Bank
Selfridge St;ite Bank
Selfridge State Bank
Fred Rott i. s.. :.
Fred ROtt ;.
Milwaukee Land Co.
Milwaukee Land Co.
P. j. Kennedy ).
p. j. Kennedy !. :.
Selfridge Lumber c.
Selfridge Lumber Co.
Selfridge Lumber Co.
Milwaukee Land Co.
NJ. L. Stutsnlan q.
Mil oaulSee Llnd Co.
Mrs. j. w. Farmer !.
Milwaukee Land Co.
p. j. Kennedy >.
p. j. Kennedy !.
Milwaukee Land Co.
Geo. w. Jnnda >.
Geo. w. Janda !.
Geo. w. Janda =.
Milwaukee Land Co.
Peter johnson -. I9
Peter johnson ).
Tom McGaw' :.
Mrs. Amy Bruce
Mrs. Amy Bruce :.
Milwaukee Land Co.
Milwaukee Land Co.
Milwaukee Land Co.
F.. E, Davis =, "''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-08

Edgar Reynolds of Richmond and
Thomas Reynolds of Fountain City
were Lynn visitors Sunday. :. Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Hinshaw have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Hershal Thomas
and family of Amboy, Ind. :. /. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hodgin and son spent the
weekend with friends in Cincinnati,
Ohio. :. Mrs. Hunt of New Paris was
the Sunday guest of Aaron Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Riley have as their
guests Mrs. Emma Jordan and son of
Richmond, Ind. =. Squire Humphrey
spent Thursday in Modoc, business
guest. Mrs. Margaret Hill has as
her guests Mr. and Mrs J. C. Cooney
of Kansas. j. E. Lacey was taken
suddenly i'll Friday evening, attending
physicians are undecided as TO the
cause. -. Scott Patterson underwent
an operation Tuesday for removal OF
his tonsils Edith Hollingsworth IS
spending the week with her sister in
Richmond. =. Miss Ruth Love was the
over-Sunday guest of friends in Rome
| City.