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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-26
First Glass Painters Wanted -
1verson & Son.-Adv.

Peony RootsVQrder now for fall
planting; red, white and pink. 5oc~to.
Use: strong, healthy. 3 to S eye divis-
ions. Peter voiss. 1915 Walnut st..
Grand Forks.-Adv. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-26
IGUGAR

New York, ~ July 1e.-9ugar fu-
lures clqeed eesy. Approximate s9lsa,
$4,000 tons. September 4:1t b
celnber, s;ss: Metch $50: MAJ. s.1t.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-26

Local Musicians in Hawai1-Cyrus
Y. Monley. Frank Jenkins and ice
Sullivan, all of this city, are now In
Honolulu. where together with two
Minneapolis musicians, they are CIV
ing the native Hula girls a taste of
real American Jazz music. The boys
worked their way to Honolulu by
playing OF a: boat, and are now play
ing on the tropical island.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-26
The statistics as given out b. the
leHartment for Polk county follow. {.

Addresses Hons-George T. Ray
mond Of the Northern States Power
Co. Minneapolis. spoke OF Itesuscita-
tion Methods at the weekly luncheon
OF the, Lions club held today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-26

Collision at. pniversity-A. collision
Of a streetgcar and an automobile on
University avenue, in front of Wood
worth hall, was reported to have oc-
Cured Tuesday night. Little damage
was done ana<no n was injured.
The Finest Residence Lot left in the
very choicest residential district of
Grand Forks for sale by E. A.. Flad-
land. Price reasonable. Residence lots
will double in price very soon.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-26

Money. whiskey and Democrats
carried, the Grafton caucus for Burke.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-26

In order to introduce these laces to
the trade, we are making a special
offer for Fair week only. You buy
the laces and materials at the regular
low price and we make up the spread
or scarf, free ef charge for h maxi
ing,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Sic 0erebrmng MartenS,
Der Mutttr Der 0naoe.
&om 81. &ater geiegnete 8ebetsmeis
nang fiiiir Mai 1922.

Baplt 8enebift XIV. fat fir Bel
glen Die Geier zines beionberen SeItes
Ser ieligiten Sungfrau Maria als
Mutter ser @na6e ODER Mittlerin al
Ter @naoen genebmigt uno auf oieie
@eile es als>@uni9 Ser Stride oar.
getban, mir mo9ten Warta als Die
aagemeine Mtttlerin fir oie @rlan-
gung un6 in Ser Musteilung Der g0tt-
liden @naoen berebren. SIM firdli.
6en @ebet miro Mnria Der Sbroa
ser @na0e" genannt, 6em mir nns
bertrauenspou naben ioqen. De1
M11tter Seiu legt Sic Stride 6aS gro.
BE 8ort Der e1pigen Beisbeit in SEN
Mun0: ~@ei mir lit 6ie @na6e iegli-
den 8eges uno ser 8abrbeit, Bel NIT
ieglide &offnung 0es Sebens uno ser
Sugen6. SONNET 5u mir a1e!" 9ie
a11Beroroentli6e 5tellung Wariens
als Mutter ser @nabe o6er Mittle-
rin aIer @naoen berubt oarauL 6aB
lie in 8abrbeit Die Wutter Seiu lit
uno iomit glei6iam 0ns @efaB, tit
mel9em unS ale @naoe iiberrei6r,
mur6e, benn ser binrmlii6e &ater bat
uns Sen g0ttli@en Nittler ser @rloi-
ung u1o auer @na0en eben our6 Muz
ria gei6enft. Daber lit Wtaria pirf-
li9 Die oqgemeine @na6enpermittle.
rim, lie lit bon @ott in Ger tatld6ls-
den Sronung ser 9inge als iolbe EN-
geiebt. Sbre Mittleridaft lit ni6t GEE
trennt unb u%nabbangig bon Der Mitty
leridaft 5eiu gu 6enfen, nod lit Die
Mittleri@aft Seiu als mongelbaft
o6er urgeniigen6 gu betra&ten. Daber
geidiebt 6ur6 oie observation-disclosures
als Mittlerin Der @na6e Ser Deitt-
leribaf Seiu fein gintrag: Mforta
iibte lire Mittleridaft auf Gr0en aus
6ur6 lire bonfommene Seilnabme an
ser gan5en Mufgabe Seiu ouf groeE.
ssSm &imn1el fdbrt iie fort, nnfere
MittIerin gu iein 6ur6 ibre ma6ttBe
6irbitte, our9 mel6e uns 6ie @n:-
6en Seiu in reidli6erem MaBe 5u.
flieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

SS0~bS ~At1ty t0StNSS
angeiteut 1T, erlitt 8ranopunoen I'M
@eiibt unb bas @ebdl1be muroe 0urd
bie 6lamnten, tpel9e BON Der Sel1er.
nebr, Die prompt our Stelle mar, &c.
l0iht tpa1roe, 11ur gering bei6aoigt.D Ser
ourd Die grploiion unb Die boranf-
folgenoe Senersbu1nt entitan6ene
Sba6en miro a11f $500 atgegeben.
- Gin bon s. IS. 8arben, 5npe-
r%intenoent ser 81. CLOUD 8arfs an
ben StaatseO berf0riter 50. S. Coz
geridtetes @eiu9 fir 200 i6tpar5e
@aqnnBbamme bat oes ge11annten
@eamten @utbeiBung g%efunoen. Sic
8a11me tperoen CUR @eri60nerung
ser beribieoenen Staotparfs our Ser
%tpenonng gelangen.
Soiepb Srie6eri6s bat leBten
Sreitagabeno beim @tllage @lerf fei-
men Nmtseio ais @ilage : Brdiioent
abgclegt nno 6as Mmt anitelle oes
&Nall Sbeiien, tpelber ii6 5uriid5og,
angetreten. - &ommenoen Sonntag-
aben6 per0en sic &inber ser ct. So
epbs &farri6ule int @r6gei6oB Der
&irde, Dos id0ne Ebeaterltiid ~@amp
Sioeiitp Girls" our M%uffubrung brin.
gen.
gle poroem fir btele Sabre bon
S. sc. @rigbt lit ieiner Eie=Rlug=
6abrif gebraudte Mai@inerie 1T
f6infli9 in Sen 8eiib 6es Mnton 3d.
meter bon Mbon iibergegangen, Ser
in jenem @iuoge eine Eie=Plug Taz
BRIT er0ffnen miro.
-0ireftoren Der Embellishments:
in Stdoten un6 Topns in 6em an ct.
Glouo gren5en6en Serritorium fanoen
ii9 at Ser Dienitagna6mittag i'm ct.
Gloub Commercial @lubiale inn 8reen
&otel obgebaltenen regularen~ Sibung
ei1,, Sic nit einem 8onfett tint balt
5tpei l1br etngeleitet mnr0e. gerl6ie=
0ene Mngelegenbetten bon lofalem ST.
tereiie fame11 our Spra6e> uno in oer
Mben6iib11ng laui@ten Die Mnmeien=
beit elmer bor5iiglt6en Mnipra6e> Die
bon einern gepon0ten &e6ner gebal=
ten tpltroe.
- so. S. &eine bon 8rooten lieB
iily ant Sam1tag III ser GonntD Mnot=
tors office alS &onoi0ot fir 0oS &e=
prGl entontet1amt ser erl ten Mbteilnng
oes 46. legislatiben 0iitrifts eintra=
gen.
- Seit Dem erlten Gage 6es Bon=
11entonuts Mat 1T 6ie Boitoffice ab=
enos I'M 6 ubr anltatt, mie pdbreno
Der lebten Monate, Inn Z Qbr fir Die
0olter Ser Sommermonate gei6lo1ien
Demna6 Briefe cine 5tun6e fritber
i'm Bo1tamt our gepinl6ten @etter=
beforoerl&trg eingereibt fem miiiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
g
g Kirdtlid!e g
9 uadridktef,. g
q g.

*&a11t Mnfiinoigrng oes bodtp. F.
Suite, 3. g. s., 6. g, Hfarrer 6e1
nnbefledten gmpfangniSgemeinoe 81
ct. Glou6, miro Der in ct. @lou6 BE-
ltebenoe ct. Sofepb Mannerperein
am ndditen 5onntag bel einem I'M
z nbr itattfin6en0en &o@amte &C.
meinidaftli@ Die fl. Ofterfommunion
empfangen. 81 ieiner am lebten
@onntag beim &o@amte geboltenen
Hreoigt erm11nterte Der bodm. &err
in erniten @orte11 namentlt6 6as iun=
gere 8olf gum 8eitriH III Den ct.
Soiepb Mdnner- un6 nnteritibungs~
bereir1 6en er als ben ein5igen Ser
elm be5ei9nete, 1pel6er 1T @irfli9=
felt nit sen beiten SSntereiien Ser tafb.
Stride perpflo6ten 1T, in Incident Die
id)0ne oeuti6e Spra6e> fir 6eren
Misunderstanding in Sen oeuti6en
Samilien er eintrat, our @eltung
fonnn1t uno tpobei er Der @abrbeit
oas 8ort reoete, BOB MIR sic @ee
1@lpIfenbeit Ser @atbolifen 6iefes2anz
oes ibnen gu ibren &edten als 8iirger
6es 2anbes berbelfen fann.
x Sn ser Observation-Disclosures
fir6e ser bom bo6m. Serrn Mlois
@@out 51 MapbetD Safe paitorierten
tp1trbe leBten Dienitag 6as
auf iener Sag perlegte &atro5inium
in feierli9er @eiie begangen. &odm-
fter Msgr. Ebiebaut bon ct. Glouo
3elebrierte 6as feierli@e &odamt tpo-
BEL bobp. &err &manr1 bon Sal1f
&api6s Ser ur9 Sic 6eitpre6igt bielt,
als Diafon, bobtp. $err Gonnap bon
Slice als Sub6iofon nn6 bo6tp. P.
Suite, 8. g.. s., IS. g., un6 bo6ip.
STANDARDIZATION @rl1nenmalb bon ct.
GIouo, als 3erenoniare oiiiitierten.
gor3e @ernein6e nobm %erfreuli.
hertpeiie an oie1er @~atro5intumsfeier
tell.
: SSn elmer auf ben lebten Sonntag
Dom bodtp. Serrn. S. Sinnenfamp
Don Ser ct. MISUNDERSTANDING ouf
ser @eItieite ct. CLOUD nnberanmten
Notwithstanding tpltr6e Ser Be-
gefaBt, mdibren0 Der 0iesidbrt-
]en 9ouiaiion bas gr6gei6oB Der
1e1ten Stride 5u ba11en. Weit benz Mus-
6esielbet ion binnett tpentgen
begonne11 tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
&organge I'M
@tQDtleben

- Aab einem an lesten CONT
ltaamorgeu in ser unbefledten gm-
pfangnisfird)e Inn ne1n ubr pom
bpdm. P. Suite, .. g. g., Is. Vs., ge=
feierteu &equiem, wobei Die bod)1p.
Beneoiftiner 8ius uno Mlto als 9ta'
ton uno Sl1botafon aiiiltlerten, wurOe
Die Seide oes in ct. Saul ant 9on'
nerltae perltorbenen 5ran5 2ammer.
len uuf oem Observation-Disclosures DEM
fiiblen Sdob ser groe iberseben. Ser
Gabingei9ieoene, elm 8ruoer nnleres
Wtitbiirsers 8ernbaro 2ammerlen,
lpuroe Dor 1abesu 81 Sabren in Belt-
falen, 9eutidQa1tO, geboren. sta3
Mmerifa aussemnoert lebte er cine
,3eitlane in Galifornien, bottle lpater
iein Seim in Cincinnati, Ohio, no er
iei,,e @attin uno iein &ino our9 ben
500 perlor, urO Damn iid) bel lelnem
in ct. Noul mobnenoen Setter gilbert
Spigler b1usltd nieOerlteB. Son
BORT aus beiubte er 81 mieoerbolten
Moleu leinen 9ruoer 8ernboro uno
feline bier anldiiigen 1reunoe aus Der
oIteu Seiuut. Seine 9ei6dftignng
mar sic eines Walers uno 9etora-
tours uuo perihtebe11e 9tl0er, Die Das
Sol,s Oes Serrn 8ernburo Samn1er=
len s~ierei,, in Dem sic 2eid)e nad rb=
rr Nnfunft in ct. GlouO bis gum
8,eardbuistage ge6abrt lag, 6el1gen
bon Ser funoigen 9ano oes oabln9e=
Id,ieoenen &iinltlers. gseblt bent Brl1=
Ser 8ernbaro b%etrauern letnen 9111=
ool,a iein 8ru0er @ilbelm, Ser IN
Golifornien 5u Saule lit, rt1o cine IN
Der olteu Seimat III 9eutidlono 5u=
riidgebliebene Sbmeiter. Moge Der
&crltorbene r1tbett III Srteoen.
- Sic olten Mnlieoler iouten nldt
uerfeblen, 8orbereitungen 81 ibrar
Seilnubme an Ser Sabresperla n1m=
luna Ser 9lten Nnlieoler Nllociatton
Don Steorns ltno Sen angren5e11Oer1
Counties 81 t"reffen, ste am 9lenltag
oer 6. Stunt, in ct. glouO ltattflnoe1
miro. 0ieie G~eriammlung oerlprlbt
cine duBerit intereliante gu meroen,
oo mebrere Mnlpraben leitens oer al
ten Aniie0ler 1T 4usltdt geiteat lino.
Giele Sabresperlammlungen oienen
oem 3mede, iene 5ul ammen5ubrtn=
gen, pel6e Sic 9ei6meroen nno 9dr=
ten Der 8or5eit ourdma6ter, als bic
8rairie nod unbebaut un6 Die Wal=
ser nod unperidont maren, nno Die
grrinnerungen an iene 3eiten olrd
Sdiloerl1ng Der @rlebniiie mad5unr-
fen.
- Sn lester 3ett ideinen &a1tber
uno Ginbreder es gan5 belon6ers ouf
sic 3abn4r5te unierer 9ta6t abgeie=
ben 5u baben. Ser @el6i6retn in Der
Office ser 3abndr5te 80 S. un6 8.
%. Goof an 81. @ermainitraBe tpur6e
in LETTER Sreitagna6t erbroden nno
oemlelben @Ioo, CUR 8erspenoung BET
t3abnarbeiten, I'M 8erte BON $3.50
nebit $40 bares @elo entnommen. Sim
Sonntagmorgen in ser Griibe spuroe
in 5tpei 3abnar5tzOfficen int 2etien
8Iod bon 8anoiten etngebroben uno
@ol6 I'M Werte bon $500 %enttpe1t6et.
Mus ser Office Der 3abnar5te S. S.
atfins un6 8. S. Mc&elbD tpnroen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Nnsberfebr sipiiden Berlin uub
Mosfar.

mosfau, 2. Mai. - 3miiden Ser.
lin un6 Mosfau lit iett Elm regelmd-
Biger 6lug5eugberfebr breimal mo-.
6entIid, eingeridtet mor6en. 9as er-
ite SIug5eug traf ant L. Weat bon
Berlin in Mosfnu ELM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

8ertiad)en i'm 9etrage bon 500 ges
itoblen. @leidfaus mur6e OaS Motrb-
lpelt Genital 2aboratorium beimge.
lubt, bob bier ideinen Die 8anotten
IN ether Oerartiggt Gle getpeien 5l
lein, baB iie @olo i'm 8erte bon meb-
reren Sunoert Dollars iiberibauten.
Sssn Der Nabe ser Office Der Wento.
rial Mrt Company ,1n1peit oes Nor.
tbern @acific 9abnbofes gewabrte ser
3oli3iit &ilep Sontnagmorgen in Der
6riibe einen @erOa6t erregen0en
Mann l1no et1len I'M S6atten zines
8aun,es l%auernoen 8eroadtigen, benz
ser 8eamte elm Salt surief uno 5met
S6iilie ouf i'm abfeuerte, oils ct III
ser 5lu6t fem Sell iudte. Binferton
Deteftipe tparen Miontag in Der 5taot
Inn Mnboltspunfte our @rmoglibn,1g
5u finoen, sic nddtliden &auber Dem
Mrm oes @elebes gu iiberltefer11.
@befpoli5iit 8rid bat an ieine Inter
qeoroneten Sen 8efebl erlal1en, ollie
o6ren1oen in ser Staot, sic ii6 nadt>
li6 ouf SEN Stroben berumtreiben
uno our6 lire @eberoen Teroa9t ers
regen uno at fliid)ten berlu6er, ourb
9diiiie 5ur @trede gu bringen.
- Sssene @erii6te, County Sdpll=
superintendent @ilbelm 81. 8oerger
mer0e ii6 ni6t mieoer Inn 0as Mn1t
bemerben, fat er Montag ooourd mt-
oerlegt, oaB er feline &anoioatur fir
6as Observation-Disclosures am
Montog irp6er Office 0es Gonntpa11=
0itors eintragen lieB. Serr goerger
hat 6em Mmte tpdbreno brei Serminen
porgeltanoen. @r trat oasIelbe m
1910 on, r11o m6breno ieiner Mmts=
perpaltung Fat sic Mn5abl Ser ibm
unteriteuten S9ulen int County it'd
Don III orf 178 geboben.
- Nlpis Sranfe, mel6er Dor 5pei
@oden iblimm erfranfte, modt iebt
our 6reroe feiner Mngeb0rigen nno
Ieiner Sre11noe o1f 6em 8ege Ser BEL
ferung guten Gortl6ritt, 6arob iei=
ne @eneiung nurmebr cine Sroge Der
3eit lit. Mud fat ii6 1T bent 8eftn=
0e1t 6eS County > @e6ilfsidabmei1ters
gilbert S9mitt eine 8eiierung einge=
lteat, Sic ei1te anoar1ern0e lit un6 iei+
ne poue ~@enelung baloig1t erboffen
1GBt.
- 2oren5 Sten bon bier bat ltb
Montog in ser Office oes County,
Muoitors Mifolous Sbomep als &an=
6ioat fir bas County @6aemetiter=
amt fir sic int Suni 1tattfinoenoen
Bortpablen angemeloet
- Drei bielige Sirmen baben it6
CUR @ebung ser @ranit=Snouitrie gu
elmer @eieui6aft inter bent Namen
Mnieo Granite Saptng @onrpanp per=
eintgt uno 6iesbe5ugli6e Snforporo=
tionsartifel anfertigen lalien. Sic.
8eomten ser 1ene11 Snforporotto11
Iino @ilb. Campbell ien., Olaf SrtG
uno Dopio Mleranoer. 9ie in cine
@eIeai9aft peri6mol5enen 6irmen
lin6 sic Campbell Mortb Star, Die
Greet Mortbern uno Sic Bionier
Granite Company. Nuf einem an oie
@ortb Star Nnlage gren5en6en@rnn
itiid ldBt 6te neue @eieui6oft einen
100 bel IS SUB groBen @datppen
CUR unterbringung mooerner Mai@i=
merle erribten. Cine 6reiblatt~@ ranits
idcge, 6eren Soften ouf $4,000 arges
geben ltn6, 1T BEL Barre 1T Sermont
in 8e1tellung gegeben uno miro bier
binnen &uraem in 8etrieb lein. Dieie|
1nel1e Srganiiation 5eugt als meiterert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA

9aupIllaOI 0eS Wt0ng0lenre1des elH.
Drei Monate lang lebte Ser Grnn5is-
faner nun in 6ieier lmgebung, ielbit
ieeliorgerii4 tatig, % unter ben Sfla-
ben biele gbriiten iid) befanoen, be,
ionoers Deutide, aber aub Mngeb0,
rige an0erer Nationen, mndte ooA
&ubruf Die 8efanmti6aft elmer Strait
aus Web, namens Raquette, Die bon
ben Sataren in ungarn gefangen ge-
nommen tpor6en mar. @benio Die eli
neg Barrier @ol6idmie6es, nn6 zines
@ngldnbers, 1ie bet6e e~benfals in un~
garr1 Ben Sataren in Die @dn6e gefal-
len Dare1.
Snfolge 6ieier Edtigteit, 11no Dor
aQem elmer offentliden 9isputation>
81 Ser @otboliten, 8uoobiiten, Nelto,
rianer, Mrmenier, Mobamme6aner Elm
gelaoen tpare1, batte &ubruf Die aqs
gemeine Mufmerfiamfeit ouf ii6 gs-
lenft. Sim @fingitionntag lieb nan:z
li6 Mangu@&ban ben 8ran5isfaner
uno oem Don oieiem in Der Disputl=
ton ~beiiegten 8uoobiiten 5u ii6 tom,
nten, un6 iette ibnen iein @laubens=
befenntnis anseinan6er. Damn fam
Mang11 unpermittelt ouf Die @eit>=
reiIe Ser 6ran5tsfaner 5l ipre9en; ct
monbte ii6 an &ubruf nit BEN Wor>
ten: ~9u bift lange bier gemeien, nno
es lit mein @iue, baB 6u b%eimfebrst."
Sim 9. Suit 1854 trat &11bruf Die
&udreiie an. Mm 16. September er-
rei9ten oie @efabrten altf 0em linfen
l1fer ser @olga 0as 2ager 8atus, uno
'fanoen bier Die beioen 5urudgeloic~
11er @enolien, @oiiel un0 NifolauS,
mieoer. sic nabmen BEN 8eg aber
ni6t no9 &onitantinopel, ion0ern
bur6 Sen &aufaius un0 Mrmenien.
Ser ormeniide &0ntg CAB Sem Sran=
5isfaner einen Giibrer nit, ser i'm on
6as Mittelmeer gum @afen Muar
(Mios) 511riidbrohte. gon BORT aus
lehte g2ubruf nad) @ppern iiber. SSn
@pperns &auptita6t Ntfoiia fan6 er
einen 8eQmten 6es &0nigs 2uomig,
ser i'm nod) Mntiodien geleitete, mo=
Ielbit iie om 6elte Beter nn0 Saul
go. SunD anfamen. Son Mntio6ien
ret1te @nbruf nod &ripolis. Sn oie<
fer Stoot, beribtet P. M6ati15,
vmobnte er einem &apitel ieines DR.
Sens BEL unb erbtelt BON ieinem Or
%6ensobern sic @eiiung, int &loiter 5i1
clifton ieinen @obniib 5u nebmer uno
sort ieinen @eileberi6t an &onig
2u6tpig nie6er5ui6reiben."
go fdloB sic @eiie 6es fiibne1
Mondes, ser i'm idlidten SroenS-
habit Dor Ben Softer Ser Sataren trot.
@etn 3eitgenoiie, ser grobe @oger So
con, bat 6ie 2eiitungen fetnes Wfit=
brnoers iorgfaltig eepruft uno in
a1sgiebiger @eiie benubt. Na6trag=
li6 gla4bte1 i11perfl11ge Siitorifer -fei=
ne 8eri9te an5meifeln at iolen. Mtt
Dem Mnfi6mung 6es Stuoiums Der
Gro nno @0lferfun6e i'm Dergange=
men Sabrbun6ert getpann au9 Bil%
belm tpieoer an MGtung un6 Snterel-
ie. Mber crit 8ei9el, ser berborra=
aen6e 6eut19e @fbnologe> uno s. y1,
le, Ser bette &enner mittelalterliher
Geographic in England, baben oie>
fem Sranaisfoner iene @breniteue n11=
ter BEN @eltreiien6en gelt6ert> ote
ibm NIT &edt gebibrt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25

farm was not complete without live
stock, and that not much pasture was
needed. Beggar weed makes the best
hog pasture. Hogs should be turned
in when the weed is seven or eight
inches high, and when it is all eaten
off suckers will come up and provide
more pasture.
Judge Preston,R L. George and Mr..
Jackson also joined in the discussion.
Several new members were taken
in, these being Mr.. and Mrs. O. f.
Sprigett, Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Cook,
ID. NJ. Malone.
\ vote of thanks was extended the
hosts and hostesses for the enjoyable
entertainment, after which the meet
ing adjourned to meet on June "a at
Francis Beach where the members of
the club will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs A. +. Sheldon and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Heimburg.
Members are urged to attend the
June meeting. at which will take place
the election of officers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
GRAPHIC STORY
EARLY DAYS OF
CITY LAKELAND

An informal gathering of the men
of All Saints Episcopal parish was
held in the parish house on Friday
evening. Many of the male members
of the congregation took advantage
of the opportunity to enjoy a social
hour with the new rector, Rev. G. /.
Hitler. There was nothing formal
about the program, several songs be-
ing sung and short talks made. An
interesting and unexpected treat was
given by Congressman Herbert j.
Drane, one of the pioneer residents
of Lakeland, who went into detail
concerning the very earliest history
of the little church now located on
South Massachusetts avenue. Mr..
Drane told of the founding of the
village of Acton, being colony OF
young Englishmen, way back in the
early sos. When yellow fever came
this colony, which was located on
the area between lakes Bony and
Parker, was abandoned and today
scarcely trace of the former village
remains. The church was in later
years removed to its present sit
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
GRAPE INDUSTRY
in POLK BEING
WELL DEVELOPED
Vineyards In the Vicinity of Lake
land Are Now Producing
Fine Grade Fruit

A correspondent of the Barlow Rec
ord tells of a new fruit industry that
promises much for Polk county. The
Record says:
When the uninitiated see great clus-
tiers of wildly green, rich new grapes
born on equally vivid and sturdy green
vines, in soil that looks less promis-
ing than the last faded rose of sum-
mer When he is told that the Flor-
ida grown grape comes into bearing
full month or six weeks sooner
than the California grape When he
is told of a tremendous acreage of
hammock lands with clay sub-soil, SUI
perbly adapted to produce the richest
vineyards imaginable. When he learns
that the price of putting bare land
into producing condition is compare
lively low and that it takes just IS
months for a new grape vine to bear
grapes.
When he sees and hears all this,
he wonders if there isn't really some
foundation for al this talk he's been
hearing about grape growing coming
to the front as an industry in Polk
county And then he goes visiting and
gets convinced.
group of Barlow men and Rec
ord reporter made the rounds on Wed
nesday, visiting first the Ritter Vine
yard out about eight or ten miles
north of Lakeland.
F. A. Ritter, vice president of the
Grapeview Nurseries Co., came to
Florida several years ago, from Mis-
souri,, where he and his three sons
had engaged in grape growing He
homesteaded a tract out north OF
Lakeland, where the soil looked lit
orally more hopeless than the last fad
ed rose of summer. Today he has a
vineyard of about or acres e
of which are bearing,) in which any
grape grower should take pride,-and
that on sandy hill land occupied by
jack pine. His four year old vines
bear an average of between fifteen
and twenty pounds to the vine and
one of them last year, produced one
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25

and stands today much as it did in
those early days at Acton, except for
some improvement.
Mr. Drane arrived in Lakeland in
November of 1854, being assigned a
preliminary survey of what is now
the Atlantic Coast Line, at that time
the jacksonville, Tampa and Key
West. the terminus of which was Kis-
simmee. His instructions were to
proceed west from Kissmmee, fol-
lowing a blazed trail through the
forest until he came to what was
known as the Gapway. This gapway
was a wide eXpanse Of shallow wa
ter which had to be forded before
further progress could be made.
Those who are familiar with the site
of the present Lakeland Country
Club grounds can scarcely realize
that a stretch Of water over this
present site formed a connecting link
between lakes Parker and Boney. In
fact the two lakes were one and were
not separately named until the Acton
colony lowered the level of what is
now Lake Parker by drainage into
Saddle creek, thus forming two Sepa-
rate lakes and reclaiming a consider
able area. Mr. Drane's instructions
were to proceed westward from the
Gapway, Observing closely the trail
through the forest until he should
discover an overhead wire running
north and south across the trail. The
wire would be found on the east
shore of a small lake, and here is
where Lake Wire received its name.
This telegraph line was a govern
ment wire extending south to Fort
Meade and was used by the war de-
partment
Several requests were made of Mr..
Drane to write a story of Lakeland s
early days, and he promised those
present that he would do so at some
convenient time.
Mr.. Drain also paid a warm tribute
to the memory of the Rev. J. H. We'd
dell, the first rector of All Saints
parish, who did a wonderful work in
this community in those early days.
AS a former close friend of the new
rector, a splendid tribute was paid
him by w. S. Myrick, who was asso-
ciated with Mr. Hitler in Milledge-
vile, although not a member Of the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
FORMER PASTORS in
, PULPIT SUNDAY AT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

n Sunday was a red letter day for
the First Baptist church. In the
absence of the minister, Mr.. w. ].
Bolin who is attending the Baptist
convention in Jacksonville, DR.. W. D.
Nowlin filled the pulpit in the morn
ing service and Rev. Louis Entzming-
er preached in theETAr
er preached the sermon in the even
ing.
DR.. Nowlin, who now has church in
Greenville, Kentucky, was pastor of
the Baptist church here some seven
or eight years ago and remained in
Lakeland for three or four years.
Rev. Entzminger was pastor of the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
SUCCESS FUNERAL HOME
10 MONE AUGUST

The Success Funeral Home, 215
South Tennessee avenue, has leased
the residence at 404 West Lemon
street belonging to Mrs S. Raymon-
do. and will take possession June 1.
c. Z. Henderson, funeral director for
the Success Company, will continue to
reside at this number using the up
stairs. while the funeral home will use
the downstairs. Artistic interior decor
ating will be carried out, and an at
tractive chapel room fitted up for sery-
ices, after which the Home will be
moved and a complete line of caskets
and other funeral equipment will be
carried in stock.
The Funeral Home will take posses
sion of its new quarters about August
1st