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.SE BALL

Los capitanes' y managers de distin-
etos teams de pelota nos ruegan lie di.
gamos al pGblico que no, Sc meta en-
,tliscusiones del play. nj obligue los
jugadores jugar de mala fe, pues Sc
ha dado el case en- que de un juego
de base ball, ha salido un motfn por
culpa de algunOs espectadores.
Va 10 sabe el buen pdblico que ssis-
jte los juegos del "Condado"
COntestGndO a Rafael BrOicns. -.
En- lei Mundo" de aver aparece una
carta-reto con fecha del mes Ell cur
ESQ (y van dos las cuales hemos con-
testado) firmada por Browns, captain
lde las Roncosas Colillas del Colectiua,
, donde felicita al Sr. Allende. manager
de la novena ''Sahturce Stars, por que
sin contar en- su novcna con ningin
puntO de estrella. Sc atreva recOger
los debiles retos que de veZ Ell cuan-
do ellOs lanZan.
| Les advierte Browns, a los directo-
res del "Santlirce Stars" que el pc
dirle el lineup a una nOvena consti-
tufda, pas0 la historic.
| Els yerdad, Browns tiene raz6n, por
que ;c6mo es possible que Sc lie pida
lineup una novena constitufda?
| Pero ahora nos toca nosotros adj
vertirle al roncoso captain. que el pc
dirle el lineup una novena consti-
tufda pas0 la historic. pero en- cam
bio no ha pasado nj pasara por ahora
a la historic el que Sc lie pida el mis-
mo una noyena como la de el, que
esta por constituirse, porque empeza-
ron v no han terminadO. ~.
TambiGn debe saber ell amigo
Browns, que 81 sabemos Quienes son
sus jugadores, no es pOr medic de
| ning1n CORE We Y die de nOsotrOs y
ST por una de sus pGsimas. . Colillas,
| que hace el papel de verdadero CORE
We Y dile, v no es necesario darle su
nombre porqtie demasiado sabe el ami
go Browns, qui6n es cl CorcrcydVe.
Ell cuanto Il la fecha del jucgo. sa-
be el amigo Browns, 10 que el mama ger
del "Santurce" le dijo anteayer en- el
tampdalcl tCnndaido'.. Y 81 el desgra.
kGiadot ys.iRoneoso ,pX Macetero" desea
denostrarnos quianes son sus colillas.
debemos 1eeirle ape las conocemos de
ahtclmno. Gt.s ,1uf&seA ii
lfIasta la pr0Xima.
-erSa = .ss-- =, e.
IA Elk. -
s.t27F7 ~ 'f'-
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Visitando a San Juan

Sc cncuentra en- San Juan. ell ges-
tones de asllntos particuiarcs, el dis
tigliido ioven A. Roncafort. de HUI
macao, tiee Ssfu6 presentado mo de
nuestrCs corlpaneros por cl captain
seilor Lopez Antongiorgi. En- el pro
Ximo Ca!naval quizas hagan IN viaje
a Mayagiiez los dos expresados j6ve-
mes. pue; tiene ALI muchas amistades
el biZarro oficial, v lie agrada mucho vi
sitar la culta ciudad del Oeste. Bien-
venido Ell senior Rocafort Y que tenga
las mejores impresiones.-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-15

del Distrito calific6 el dclito de incen-
diO maliciosO eli 20. grado, fijandO
Isl 900 de fianza para Ia libertad pro-
visional del acusado. Esto ocurri6N en-
el barrio Capa.
Distrito de Rio Piedras.
Ell dfa 15 de enero de 1922. a las
10 80 a. M, Ell el barrio MonacillO. el
individuo Ceferino Colon, de 80 amos
de edad, acometio Y agredi6 con una
cuchilla plegadiza Angel Aduino, pro
duciendole nueve heridas graves en-
I ell braZo izquierno, espalda Y cOstadO
| izquierdo.s Ell agresor, una veZ consul
mado el delito, Sc di0 a Id fuga, siendO
arrestado por la policia el dfa 4 de
febrero en- curse, conducido a presen
cia del juez municipal, quien calilic6
J el delito de acometimientO aggression
grave.
DistritO de San German.
Ell dfa 10 del mes en- curse, en- el ba-
! rriO Rosario Baj0, Sc suicide el indi-
viduo Jose Ramon Sepdlveda, de 60
amos de edad. colgandose de una sole
IA de la casa donde residfa. La poll
cfa practice una Investigation del ca
so, sabiendose que ell suicida hacfa
cinco amos venfa padeciendo de tfsis
intestinal Y estaba aburrid0 de la
Vida.
DistritO de San Sebastian.
En- la noche del dfa de los corrien-
ties, mientras Sc celebraba un baile Ell
la casa de Natividad Rodriguez, barrio
CalabaZas, Sc form6 una grave altera-
ci6n de la paz, saliendo heridos de GU
chillo Natividad Rodriguez, (duelia de
la casa) Bautista Sanchez Y Ceferino
Prats. Sc present6 denuncia por alte-
rar la paz contra varios de los con
currentes al baile.
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Subscribase a EEL MPARCIAL."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-15
PRONTUARIO.

AS Enviar los hiios trabajar, en- traba-
considerable causa suficiente para priva4
Potestad-Res. Esp II de Diciembre, 1870
ltlir limosna, tambi6n fue considerable Cd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-15

hijOs rabajar trata
Jos que ley prohbe considerable sufcnte priva
padre de la patri otestadRes Esp II de Dcembre l
El los hos ir lmOsna tanbien fue considerable
sufcicnte-Sent Esp de Julio 1894 Sent Esp ~ de JUL
1901 81 los padres relaciones ilas pueen SCI
potestadSent Esp % de Jmo 1908 La
ansena privar al de. la paa
potestadSent Esp de Sepiemle 1908 E fiscal puede per
prac6n por precepo pnbico Sceavola 491
Puede la
p,des paa poesad, de la administration de los
ho del uufrucO tOtamene parcamen-
Tambi6n puede Tribunal discretion
hos pues aplcacion de tales dsposicio
uez3 SceavOa 491 Una madre viuda
maridO de adulO, de
ho iegitmo vivo la acualidad,
epo corupoSent Esp de NOvembre 1898 Tam
eempl0 made divOrcaa adj
tenga posteromente ho pue e eemplO fue de
eencial casOsSen Esp IL de MarZo
artulo refee los quebranten aS
la patra pOtestad traspasar los imie
civil Al decretae prvacdn lie la patra potestad
81 pr pasa la madre en- auencia de Gsa debe
proceer nombramienO de tutor egdn los casOs2 Manre
precise tambien artculo de la Ley
Hpotecar dspone parrao que eben nscribr
Resos de la POpicad nmuebe LAS ejecuOras
que Ia incapaciad legal para admnsTar In preun
persona mpOnga Ia de in
civil cuaquiera Ia mOlique la capac
dad personals cuantO Ia bTe disposition de
hrnes eyes Partia pFcceptuaban "Faamos
Onsrehr al padre le pOler
hiio qur diximuS anerOres que
rian aprmar que xcsse In primera quandO padre
ga muy cuclmcne sin aqncIa pea quel teve
sunJ Ca e castgamento e'e pea
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Ante numerosa concurrencia llevose

|. Ante numerosa concurrencia llev6se
{ efecto en- los terrenos del "Condado
nase ~. ~ .k', el anu'nciado jueg0
entuA los "Tigres. de Miguel Allende
" i apIomados del "Conaado STAR,
n este tltimo con Erasmo (Co-
as Colillas). ~
el juego poniendo el San
como baterfa a Cayayo y Jose
el "Condado'' a Travieso y
ero. Desde' ell primer momento pa
Fla que el 'Santurce' rccibirfa una
rota de manos de los 'aplomados"
bola de Cayayo era castigada de
una manera terrible al dar comienzO
el juego, pero despu6s a menudo que
Hpasaban los innings Sc ponfa tan dnrO
Huue no era bola 10 que lanZaba, sinO
caiiOnaZos.
Los hits que .di6 el "Condado" en-
el primer inning, de NADIA valieron,
pues Jose Julian en- catcher, Mulita
en- primera, Tantan en- segunda, Cha
ia en- tercera Y Bitfn en- el short stop,
Sc encargaban de no permitir que los
aplomados pisaran el ''hogar".
Asf siguen los innings sucesivOs y
81 "Santurce" castigandO fuertemente
la pelOta de Travieso, anotaba carrera
tras carrera, hasta anotar el fatal nd-
nero 13, mientras ell "Condado" lucha-
ba desesperadamente por llegar al
home. en- esa forma sigui6 ell juegO
hasta ell octave inning, que un error
cometido por Tantan en- segunda,
permite los aplomados anOtar su
primera y dnica carrera, Y asf Sc Ii
bran del bOnito collar de perlas con
que CayayO nuestro gran CayayO Qa
pesadilla de muchos peloteros) Sc pro-
ponfa obseqhiarles.
He aquf ell score:
Total
lC. S. O o O O o 0 0 0 Ii
is. s. 0 3 8 IA O / X-13
Por ell resultado del juego Sc vera Ia
lucha tenaz que sostuvO ell Condado,
por librar el hermOso collar. Del Con-
dado Sc distinguieron LiberatO Severe,
TraviesO. VictoriO que esta bateandO
mucho Erasmo (colilla de cofiHas9.
que al campo estuvo regular. pero al
palo estuvo ciego, pues Cayayo no lie
permitfa tocar la pclota.
Del Santurce Sc distinguierone espe-
cialmente el temible CayayO. Mulita.
Jose Julian, Bitfn. Ccnicero Y Peilita,
este liltimo cs la primera veZ que jup-
ga Sc We que promote. LaureaHtt
Chata Y Tatan Sc les We que les, falta
practica, sobre todo al scgundo. ToAie
nota. de este. Mr.. Allende.l. ss'A AZ
PeH6 enfcrm0. 2 "a II
Desde hace unOs dfas Sc encuentfa
imposibilitado de jugar a cOnsecuencia
de haberse lastimado una pierna, ,en
las practicas para los pr6ximos jue-
gos atleticos. =
Lamentamos de veras la enfermedad:
de Pell6,. este. eronista hace votos,
por verlo restablecidO cuanto antes.ts -
De inaportancip al pablico. 49,.
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la Real Holandesa, en- transito hacia
Europa, para donde seguira viaje es-
ia tarde.
Ell "vIRGINIA"

Ha entrado en- Ell puerto aver tar
de, ell vapor danes Virginia, consig-
nado a la casa Finlay Weymouth v
Lee, con un cargamento de 1000 ba-
les de cemento en- transito para San
to Domingo.
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Ell. aSAGIIAvs,.

Ter tarde zarpo de este puerto
New York con ocho pasajeros,
70 cajas de frutas, 5000 sacos de
hr, 1000 sacos de cocos Y 1000
de frutas en- latas, ell vapor
'ua", de la Atlantic Fruit Co.
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Ell apoRTo RICO.

b tarde las cinco saldra para
York, con carga, correspondent
|pasajeros el vapor "Porto Rico.
Prrespondeneia sera recogida en-
REQ a las 8 y 30 p. M.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-15
DE LAS MARIAS

Falleci5 la seforita Magdalena
Martinez.
La sehora Filomena Garcia de
Perez, que por muchos amos reside
aqui, dej6 de existir Ell Mayagiiez.-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-15
Ell IRENE"

yer tarde, procedente de Haiti Y
rto Plata, fondeo en- este puerto
apor holandes "Irene", de la Ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-15

Esp. 8 de Noviembre, [
jos que Ia ley prohibel
a un padre de la patri
El enviar Il los hiios a
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NORTHERN

c. D. Arnold is quite ill at his home
in Northern.
Glen Grover and Miss Dorothy
Smith were united in marriage Sun
day, April 18th. Congratulations
are extenden from their friends in
Northern.
Mrs, C. Campbell has been confined
to her home with severe cold but is
reported to be improving again.
The Misses Verna and Flora It's
dale were the guests of theih grand
father, Mr.. N. G. Reynolds, Easter
sunday. ~;
Mrs. M: D. Gorton and daughter,
Mrs. Neshein of Brainerd are guests
at the home of the formers brother,
A. D. Glidden.
Mr.. James and Fay Davis of Wilton
were weekend guests at the home of
their sister, Mrs. VIM. Grover.
Miss Ethel Guthrie, who teaches at
Jenkins, spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. A. D. Glidden. ?
A Community sing is being planned
for friday evening Of this week, all
are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Esther Johnson was a Sunday
guest at the VIM. Grover home.
Frank Collopy had quite a misfor-
tune Friday evening when horse he
was riding fel and threw the rider,
striking his head against the pave
ment. No bones were broken but
Mr.. Collopy received several severe
bruises.
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Too Much of a Good
Thing

ut is six years since had my first
stomach trouble. 1t rapidly grew
worse. My food would not digest
and l was reduced to skin and bone.
My doctor put me on starvation
diet, and when my pains grew worse
I concluded it was too much of a
good thing. On the advice of my
druggist l tried Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, and am now entirely WE'LL
1t is a simple, harmless prepara-
ton that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
testina ailments, including appen-
dicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded.-Adv.
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BASS LAKE

=. Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Goodmanson
and family attended the silver we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomquist. A
very pleasant time was reported. The
guests presented the couple with SO
TO- purchase silverware.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hargreave and
daughter. Edith, of Minneapolis ar
rived Friday evening. They will
make their home here for this sum-
mer. They have at present rented
the Ferris house. Welcome in our
midst Mr.. and Mrs. Hargreave and
Miss Edith.
Miss. Alice, Butler, who is teach
ing at the Bass Lake school was a
weekend visitor with her, parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Butler.
= A. l.. Hargreaves and Mr.. E.. NJ
Satire autoed to Bemidji Saturday
t. Us. Wheeler. transacted business
in Bemidii Saturday.
A number from this town attend.
ed churc hin Turtle River Friday.
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TENSTRIKE

The Community Commercial club
will hold it's regular meeting in the
hall next Tuesday evening.
folks attended the dance given by
the baseball team last Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. Graef of Minneapolis, insur-
ance adjustor, was here Sunday to
adjust the loss on the James Taylor
place. rs" .'.' -. .rT'4H =
The LADIES' Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. l. Woodcock last week on
Thursday. u, ~'tDo@ ii,1tYt' .:5I> .
Mr.. and Mrs! Frank Falls spent
last week at the Paul Haluptzok
home! 1T, - 'tYdl.lE } III =:
/, Ed. Meyers succeeded in bringing
his sawm;ll outfit to Tenstrike last
week. - .,.,.I!ps re: I. ~
. REV. Thomas Of Blackjack visited
here last Friday. r.. i
Mrs. VIM. Travis left last week for
Minneapolis. She is expected back
Friday. Her mother will return with
her.
J. w. Stowell of Blackjack was a
Tenstrike visitor last Friday.
Rev. C. Trudeau of Blackjack held
Catholic services here last week.
Rev. I. Woodcock held regular
services at~Spur last Sunday after
noon.
Gu Wild and Alfred Wild motor
ed to Bemidji last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor visited
at Mizpah week ago Sunday.
According to present indications,
the Tenstrike baseball team will run
against some very heavy opposition
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Haluptzok and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. x. Betz returned
from Minneapolis, St. Paul and St.
Cloud last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pemble moved
to new location east of the tracks
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gardner
moved onto the A. c. Wendorff place
last week.
W. A. Rice made business trip
to Bemidji last Saturday.
Last Thursday evening Rev. c.
Zorn held Easter services at the
school at 8 p. m. After the serv-
ices, about thirty members of the
congregation went to the home of
August Lundgren and surprised him,
the occasion being his fiftieth birth
day.
Miss Irene Kruger came here
from Northome to spend Easter.
+ Several people from Bemidji, who
came here to spend Easter with rela'
tives, have returned to Bemidji.
On Tuesday, April 25th, services
will be held in the Presbyterian
church, the occasion being the install
lation of Rev. I. Woodcock as pastor
James Hagadone will have a sale
on his place Saturday, April goth.
On May 18th there will be a May
Day festival at Blackjack in which
the Tenstrike school will be repre-
scented.
Pomeroy P. Reeves will hold an
auction at the VIM. Travis home on
Saturday, April 22nd.
The Walter League will meet Fri
day at the C. J. Wild home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Betz were en-
,tertained at the Jos. F. Hermann
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Podoll Wis
tied in Bemidji one day this week.
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VALLEY

(Too late for last weekly
S. E. Randall made a business trip
to Bemidji Wednesday.
Mrs. C. E. Coffin called on Mrs.
J. C. Vogler Sunday evening.
j. B. Higginbotham and son Cecil
were transacting business in Be-
midi Saturday. They were guests of
j. w. Wilcox for lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ollom were
transacting business in Bemidji
Tuesday.
H. P. Prather and son, and a
couple of workmen who were stay
ing at the J. B. Higginbotham home,
have moved to Mr.. Prathers' new
house on his farm in Section %.
Carl Nelson made a business trip
to Bemidji Tuesday.
Cecil and Ben Higginbotham were
supper guests of their brother, Hen
ry, Sunday.
The Pleasant Valley saw mill
steamed up Tuesday and began the
spring saving operations.
A meeting of the saw mill stock
holders was held at the Charles Cot
fin home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Thompson and
Misses Nina Cook and Ruth belong
were callers Sunday on our new
neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Me-
Queeney. ,~t~
Frank Campbell came up from Be-
MINI Mrs: lq Vs. 81; yFauh, went to Be.
midi Tuesday, where she will report
for jury duty. 49,, 1.,+a..
ss School Notss -T. 1
Principal A. M. Ripple and Lois
Watson attended the county spelling
contest at Bemidji last Saturday.
Louis Watson Of Pleasant alley
and Elsie Deitel Of Hay Greek were
chosen to represent the Nebish dis
trict. Both. did we'll i'm the oral con-
test, Lois being the last to 60 down.
Miss Macarthur accompanied Elsie
Deitel. They returned on the Log
ger Saturday night.
Some of the girls in the sewing
class are making dresses.
The grades are working on maps
for the. County Fair.
The manual training classes are
making few articles for the Coun-
ty Fair.
Gordon Gardner is driving the
bus in the absence of his brother,
Norman, who is recovering from an
opefation. -
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COODLAND

Richard Strong was in Bemidji
Monday on business.
: William Clerk returned from Cass
Lake, where he purchased horse
from Helma Hansen.
John +. Mahoney and daughter
were over from Kitichi Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Theo. Gregerson was over at
Kitichi Tuesday.
jay Wells autoed to Cass Lake
Wednesday.
Among those from here who were
Cass Lake callers Monday were: Har-
old Norris, Clyde Morrison, Charlie
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Lausche, Dewey and Pearl Bliss,
Fred Theiault and Hjalmer Greger-
son.
The Pennington Home Service Cir
Gle will be entertained at dinner
Wednesday, April 10th, by Mrs. Os-
car Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coppernoll autoed
to Cass Lake Tuesday.
An Easter program was given fol-
Living Sunday school, April 10th.
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III
SPUR

. Theodore Gerlinger attended the
Farm Bureau meeting at Bemidji a
few days ago. 1871
The Farm Bureau unit of this Sec
ton met at the school house on Sat
urday and arranged to form a club
to ship cream and milk from here.
Mr.. Jeffries, janitor of our school
here, has just purchased an automo-
bile. ~ ~ w - a:-i.
, Mrs. James, Stepp is able to be
around again. n
Mrs. Elvin Geroy was a caller at
Mrs. VIM. Gerlingers Sunday.
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'LAVINIA

The Ladies' Exchange club met at
the homo. Of Mrs. Ralph Wheeler on
Friday of last. week and spent most
enjoyable afternoon. The affair was
arranged in the form of a surprise
shower for the little Misses Evange-
line and Angeline Wheeler. Many
useful articles were received by the
little ones, and a most delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. LaDouceur Of LAWN
ia are planning on building new
house on their farm. They expect
to begin in the near future.
Residue LaJombe, who is employ
ed at present at the E. M Satire
home, went to Oakley Saturday to
be present at a boxing match at
that place. His brother of Oakley
being one of the contestants.
Albert and Paul Utech helped Don
Liester saw wood for E, NJ Satire
Saturday. Some quick work and
good time was made considering
several moves.
Miss Alpha Durham formerly of
this vicinity, who has been in school
at Baltimore, Md, for the past year,
arrived Saturday of,last week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. R. o. Baird.
The Lavinia school children are en-
Toying a weeks Easter vacation much
to the Joy of their teacher, Mrs. Earl
Hanscom, who is spending her vaca-
ton with her husband who is employ
ed at St. Paul. -~r
Robert LaDouceur spent his East
er vacation herding cattle for D. E.
Lester.
Mrs, H. B. Prather and sons atten-
ded the movies Saturday night in Be:
midi. In some way their car stalled
on the way home and some time Was
spent before the machine was in work
ing order again.
Lots of Easter baskets were evil
dent Easter morning. The Dummies
experiencing the most fun of all.
Every youngster of both Bass and
Little Bass lake were remembered.
Mrs. J. S. Wheeler of Big Bass
lake was Bcmidji shopper Wednes'
day.
Thomas Roycraft is remodeling anc
repairing one Of his cottages in La
vinia. A lovely! little: summer home
is being made. 49,
Harry Reynolds of Bcmidji spent
the week end at his summer cottage
in Lavinia. ~
Elida Tell of Bemidji spent Sun
day at the farm home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Tell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stout were
business callers in this vicinity Sat
urday. - - ~ =.
Word from Harold Lester, former
ly of this vicinity, out now of War
ford, N. D., is to the effect that ht
had sale of personal property II
Warford, and is soon expected to re
turn. ..,..s.,
c., B. Cross was shopper in Benz
idji Wednesday. "a
James Lester returned from Nortl
Dakota for few days visit, last week
Mrs. Blanch Phillips and son Russo
visited Sunday at the home of Mrs
James Leister of Nymore.,
A nephew of Mrs. B. A. Hoar ar
rived at her home Saturday to spent
the summer months. He will enter
the Lavinia school.
Mrs. S. Tell was in Bemidji on bust
ness Saturday.
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EASTERN. STAR STAGES
ENJOYABLE CARD PARTY

A pleasant social evening was enjoy
ed yesterday by the members of the
Eastern STAR the Masons and their
families at the fourth of a series of
card parties the former are giving
at the Masonic hail.. Fifteen tables
OF bridge were played and lunch was
served by the committee appointed.
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GREENS ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Green enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner at their
home, 922 America avenue, Wednes-
en-, the guests being Mr.. and Mrs. O.
w. Sievert and two children, Marvin
nd Maxine, and Miss Katherine Tiple.
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Polar Pie. T Ask for 1t. !.
2-14tf

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
of the Northwestern association con-
venes at Little Falls this afternoon
and will continue through Saturday
and Sunday. The following persons
left Bemidii last evening to attend {:
Rev Geo. Keloe, Misses Marie and
Ruth Rice, Della and Hilda Martin
and Marcia Coe. George White Of Be-
midi, a studenteat the Northwestern
Bible school, Minneapolis, goes as a
delegate also and expects to meet the
Bemidji young people there
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METHODIST FOREIGN MISSION
SOCIETY ELECTS DELEGATES

An interesting meeting Of the Wo:
mans Foreign Missionary society Of
the Methodist church was held yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. l..
B. Grandy, 523 Twelfth street. Three
letters received from missionaries in
the fields at the PHILIPPINE Islands, tell
ing of the manner in which they spent
their Christmas and also Of the work
there, were enjoyed by all. The fol-
lowing delegates to the district con-
vention at Wadena, May 20 and 80
were elected; Mesdames c. j. Winter,
P. l.. Brown, P. E. WEIGH, C. Burnham
and JIG. McGhee. Lunch was served
following the bushes meeting. Mes
danes Freeman and Grandy being
hostesses
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-21
TURTLE LAKE

. Rev. Jerdee of Bemidji conducted
services here on Good Friday.
& Martin Otterstad went from here
evening for Minneapolis and
HGOur school is closed here until the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-21
MRS. sELAKESURPRIsED

A few friends surprised Mrs. Paul
Flake yesterday at her home on Nor
ton avenue tnd spent pleasant soci
al afternoon with her. Lunch was
served by the self invited guests,
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BETHEL LUTHER LEAGUE TO
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

A good program has been prepared
for the meeting Of the Luther League
at the Bethel Lutheran church tonight
at 8 o'clock and the business meeting
will be followed by social hour,
Mrs John Moberg being hostess 1t is
urged that there be large attend
'ance.