davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

for ,hs. pas, fortnight. departed for her
home Monday.
Miss Mabel corteli spent last week end
with her mother In Oiiton.
Miss Eileen Haight of Oklahoma cay
II tho guest ~ hcr sister Mrs Harold
Noarhels, Us Lrt nroedvay
her sister Misa oeno Mckinley OF uuion-
Vile Mo. last week.
Mrs Anna Robcrts NJ Enid = ihe sweet
OF Mrs. Elisabeth Coz 30i North Pho
street.
Mrs clair Gclert entertained tho sofos's
club at cards Wedutpdny night ~ which
time Misc Moe Green won fret prize ari
Mrs. Harold voorhees, fbs .prsoiation.
Mrs H. 9. Nuckois. st9b East Grand
avenue. entertained Miss lnari Jshnsor,
editor ~ The uetter way seysiiN
Kan, over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs y NJ. squlrrs Of Wynnc-
with Nj. and Mrs. =. y. HarIe't and at
tended the press convention.
Mrs Ivan Williams ami Mrs ". D..
HAYS entertained the Nnrloud Hrdgs club
at tho homs OF Mrs. Williams on saturday
afternoon.
NJ. samuel Collins. ~, entertained. NJ
dinner Friday evening for Nj and M.N
John Hale OF Mexico. who arc visiting
Mrs = W Mstland entertained ~
Tuesday pridsc club ~ hoe home n
Eost uraui avenue Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs g. NJ sarchet as additional suesis
Mr. aud Mrs g u. Clommer are ~.
homo tom Uattison. AIR who're they
wrto called two weesa ago because of the
serious ulnes ~ brother of Mr., Clemmor.
who lives in that city
Miss Uula Wagner or Tulsa IL tho
guest % her brother. Alnn Wngoncr, bl
North Union. and her sister. Mrs. l.. ".
stuhhlefi~ld, who resides in Bungalor
Heights
rev. and Mrs q NJ Hunter had 80
their Weekend guests last week their son,
Paul ~. Hunter. aud his friend, Professor
bradshaw OF Tulsa.
Mf0 W. Y. oats entertained tho Alpha
pelphians Thursday at hrr home. 20s
South seventh street with Mrs NJ. ~.
am and Mrs. sarah Reid ~ assistant
hOHtraaoH.
patty composed ~ Mr ana Mrs J Y.
McDtnw Joe McGr,w Mr ana Mrs. Goorrs
Holes Nj and Ms. otis McCliutork. Mr..
and Mrs ~. q. Iurtou. NJ and Mrs. Joe
ttnHkcil. Nj ana Mrs Frank Moore and
Nj. aut Mrs, Herbert Wolf. Rll % Tulst.
were the week "ud guests " rbcrEo Miller
st tho t0i ranch lastfwcok end
Mrs. Guy 'ouuot Who has visited tn
Poncn city for the last several weeks,
waS the honor guest NJ n party given by
Mrs. Everett johnson. ti0 North Fourth
street, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cuunor
left saturday Tor her home In nelut,
Kan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

initiating five new members into tho lodge.
Frank II. Tyler left Friday for Monroe
Center Ill, having been called there on
account OF tho serious illness OF h's
Mrs. Henry wills was a Tulsa visitor
Mrs. ) @. Holland was a sspulpa visl.
tor Saturday.
Miss Lillian Pierson spent Sunday with
relatives at Bristow.
J. ]. Sisson and Miss Mabelle Siruon
were Sapulpa visitors Tuesday.
Mrs Lee and son Bernard wero Tulsa
visitors the last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunn arc the proud
parents OF a son. born May II.
Mrs W. u. Self and Juanlta Herrick
were Tulsa visitors last Saturday.
Mrs John Maxwell was hostess to the
Mounds study club last Thursday,
Prof and Mrs. MauldIn visited with rel-
stives in Sspulpa over tho weekend.
Miss Twlla Wilson and Miss Josephine
Holt spent tho weekend with homo folks
In Tulsa
Mrs, oJseph Walker. accompanied by
Mrs NJ. v. McAtee and Mrs. J. J. SlssOn.
mOtored 10 Sapulps Monday.
Tho grade schools under tho direction OF
Miss Johnston gave an operetta, Rum
Pel.stilt. skin" at the auditorium with a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

cast ot 1870 children Friday evening. May
10. the Maypole dance being given be-
tween acts.
Word was received from Tennessee that
Mr. and Mrs Paul Sduibbs are the proud
parents OF n daughter, born May IL
The graduation exercises of the eighth
grade Of the Mounds school wns held nt
the auditorium Friday evening. m school
closes on that date.
Mrs. J. J. Ssson went to sand Springs
the first Of IN eweck TO visit with her
father. W. T.. Hail. who is oonvalcscing
from a recent operation
Tho high school students. accompanied
by Misses Katherine Ferguson and Joro.
phine Holt. enjoyed a picnic and outlnR
In the woods south Of town wednesday
evening after school.
Miss Iva Wnllingford and Miss Patsy
Burdette spent the weekend with rsls.
,lves In Broken Arrow. Miss WallipgfoId
has excepted position In the /grads
schools OF Broken Arrow while Misc Bur
detts will teach ut Lonesome Valley
Mrs. J. T.. Rhodes very delightfully."- en-
tertained the friends and members Of the
Thimble- bee at her home Thursday after.
noon. After this usual social hour ana
entertainment. delicious refreshments were
served by tho hostess.
This contest for new members In ths
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Thursday 10 spend tho weekend with Mrs
RAIDERS patents. Mt and Mrs, l. y. Fall
we'll They we're uCconpani home sun
DAY by Mrs. Fred Hadcr and G, l.. Fail
Miss Ice rmmmri W Prague was here
saturday the house guest ot her sister.
Mcsdem,s ~ y aud B y. wuloushby
OF foffrst came over Thursday and were
tho guests W Mcsiamca =, T.. Hefndon
and Frank Niuoughby.
RAYMOND Gordon of sapuipa spent tho
week end hero ut tho homo oi his brother.
!. q. was accompanied by Migs Blanche
Mrs NeVt Code and children. Mclba
Dcano and william. ir, we're week end
Walnut.
Nj. and Mrs y. q. Fcrrtsa entertained
with cards Monday evening 40 invited
guests Rptrcshmeptn uf strawberry
crrun and angel food cakn we're served
~ tho close ot a dchgbtfulB Informal
evening
] Rev g. W Norri. snt family visited
. over sunday with Nj and Mis- linn Ham.
Mts. N E Gswthntp " oklahoma City
AMI Miss Fulah uaWthorp ~ Union we're
week end sucFts " Miss Ella Wciker
Miss Jewel illaFeWore. accompanied by
lort Garland, both ~ Shawnee. came
dow sunday afternoon ana were the
eur"ts ot Jewels aunt. Mrs. 3, "a. istn.
Misc Peal Edmondsou ot Midlothian
and Mr. Harry Mills " Mrckcr wrtc
] nluIiltl NAY " ~ iNN NNiio Wi laIlNf
| Csnal-r iu chandler. tho latter ofncitug
Miss EtmYndann is the highH accom-.
| pliHhod dhughtrr ~ rN senator Eimnndsnn
AMI Nj Mills ~ one of the leading Wor.
] chants NJ M,eker and former resident
| ~ rayson, beinE reared lust west ~ here
/ Their many fi'nds Join In bcst Wishes for
Mr aud Mrs u H. satflo entertained
= pretty party Thursiay rveninG. con.
| pllmcntinE Miss ilelene neuEherty ~
| ron,a CITY ThirI i've gucsts were
| present Music. cards and dancing were
| tho divetsions ~ the evening until ut
| tho hour Of . lovely supper was served.
! cunsiAtiuK ~ salads. olives pressed chicken
| sandwiches. coffee, chocolate and straw
| berry cream.
Mrs. W. ~. Hlghtowcr entertained q
! group Of friends Monday evening In com
! piimcnt to the eighteenth birthday ~ her
! daughter MndnliuU. Twrnty-tour guests
were huuorvd. including MsdnlinoH cousin.
Mias star Lshany ~ Dkmuisee. Tho
rooms were IN iuvelv decorations ~ rod
] aud white poonieH uud ferns Mndalino
was very pretty In simple dress ~ pink
/ urEandy. Music, dancing and cards we're
| the diversions " the evening, lovely
! dinner being served at tho hour ~ \,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
WEIGH.


Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed Banrant Of Banzet
were Monday visitors in WEIGH.
Miss Airline Drake Of yini's spen, the
Drake, one Of the local school teachers.
Mrs. 3. v. Keener OF McCune. Kan,
has been a visitor this week In the home
Mr.. and Mrs. =. l.. Keener. Mrs. s. NJ.
Keener. Mrs. J. A. Frederick and Mrs. NJ
G. Bevehs spent Monday afternoon at
% Mrs 'Iss caris Wood. of Kansas City and
Mrs. Emery Gardner OF Miami We're visl-
tors this week in the home of Mrs Charles
The senior class, accompanied by num-
Der of the teachers. saw way Down
East" at the Glory theatef. Miami.
The n. Y. p. U. entertained tho senior
class of tho high school Thursday night
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. W. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Williamson of the
Maybeile district left Friday for Pryor
on account OF the illness OF Mr.. William
sons sister. Mrs. Sexton.
vocal numer by mixed chorus.
Mothcfs' day was observed at the Meth
odist church last sunday with an ap-
BoSs n' ws s0,s 9.
a beautiful bouquet of carnations In honor
OF being the Oldest mother present.
sestive title OF an operetta given by the
children of tho primary and intermediate
grade Friday night at the auditorium.
One hundred and seYenty-flNe chlldren
took part in the performance. which was
enjoyed by a packed house.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sherwood Of
Vinits spent Wednesday night as guests
at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Grindle.
and Incidentally attended the senior play.
And Home Came Ted"
Al the high school auditorium Sunday
night the baccalaureate sermon for the
local schools was preached by Rev. NJ 9.
Bevens. pastor OF the local Methodist
church. His subject was THE Lick That
Nfna andf Nttr haA h.an astf
fully decorated for the occasion by the
juniors. and In honor OF the occasion a
large crowd assembled, filling the audi
torium and adjacent halls. The follow
ing music numbers were rendered: Vocal
duet, Misses Halle Newman and Leona
Hall. violin solo. Loyal Van Ausdale:
plano soio, Miss Alamo GoOdbsr, and q
MOUNDS.
The Mounds Rebekah lodge No. $50 held
It's regular meeting Tuesday evening,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

The Mounds Rebekah lodge No. $50 held
its regular meeting Tuesday evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21


MT. and Mrs. Mcdonald OF Dale were
weekend guests OF friends here,
- A. Blakemoro Of Shawnee arrived
mere sunday for an extended visit with
MS aunt, Mts. j, II. Herndon,
MeHdHineH u. A UBwthorp and D n
Fullwell hero. ' w.
Mr. and Mrs J. l. GoOdell and children
ana ueorso Williams of Moeher visited
friends here Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lillian Mnyes aud GIsdys g.e,er
oof Forrest were here Friday vislting rela.
tlyea ana friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Boswell ieft
ThursJny for burbank after n pleasant
visit of seven weeks with relatives hero,
j. L.. Bailey ana family OF Union wero
Weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs ". Il.
J. g. ana virsii Hickman of Yale came
tiyes
Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Boswell wor. tho
weekend guests OF ~. C.'s parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. y. Boswell OF Mesker
Mr.. ana Mrs. g. Il, Lake entertained
at IL o'clock luncheon sunday Mrs Burlo
Gawthofp Of Unien and J. u. Hsrndon
l., l.. Smith OF Perry arrived Tuesday
for an extended visit with homo folks
here
Mrs. w. r.. RAIDER. ana three children
and Mrs Horace EdsinE and daughter
LsuIetta Helene. all Of Marvin. came
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

the close of the summer season
found all-oyer laco very popular
And now at the beginning of this
simmer. wo find II taken up again
with tonfold enthusiasm. II fire.
qucntly happens, that a material or
trimming appearing at the end OF a
season one year, reanpears In an
beginning of corresponding season.
Thus. Just at the close OF last sum
mcr we found henna and brown all
over lace extremely popular. we
now find all-over lace all over the
place. Not only In henna and
brown, hut In all the seven colors
seven other different shades.
In the sketch above la shown n
popular r-ndel In dyed lace. II is
I'm violet blue over a violet slip
A wide sash drawn to mo side IL
punched into a huge rosctto OF tulle
and lace. the lace training wisplly
into train.
In tho lower sketch, n real lace
collar In featured on n simple gown
OF old fashioned cut. and the lace
collar matches n dainty fan. A set
like this, of ian and collar, IL rich
and unique In appearance, and mi
lady needs no other decoration. A
bit OF real old lace has the same
quaint charm OF an old cameo. or
corar ornament OF eighteen sixty
five.
Lila Lees scarf and fan match
too, and are OF real spanish lace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
STATE SOCIETY

salaries for lack Of funds has caused q
merce schools to institute q friendly suit
against the school board for the amounts
alleged to be due and unpaid The plain.
tiffs are Superintendent j. B Steed H.
Ray Cowhefd. John W HuUer and pa.
vid jackson, and their several claims
amount TO little less than 81, 900.
EsrIy IN tho week PARTY from here
day angling for the finny tribe They
report a liberal catch, and after their
return fish fry was held at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Covert In the
evening, with Dave Harper ss guest OF
honor. The party included the following
persons william Martin, jesse Martin,
Mrs Mccoy. Mr. and Mrs. r Hufford and
chi!dren Mildred and Ernest, and Mr.
ana Mrs J. A. Covert and their son
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
COM MERGE

Messrs and Mesdames George Huntiey
thd ). Pittman went TO the Rockdaie
cub near Mania Sunday afternoon.
The high school. band proposes to give
an entertainment at the Rex theater
every Monday night during the summer.
m Key s,ns Tsoss p sSsSay SsT the his pap
. filed by the Rev. Mr.. Brooks. TO the
.silfication and profit OF the consrega.
iion
Mrs Ike Mayfield was recently called
to Fayetteville, Ark. on account of the
serious illness OF her mother. who suf-
isred parslytic stroke a short time
Last Sunday was observed at the
Methodist church as Mothers day. with
special program and an appropriate
discourse preached by the pastor. Rev.
student who wish to'make up for lost
tine or gain two credits on next years
course OF study will~have an opportu-
hly to receive instruction at a summer
rhool 10 be started here shortly.
Improvement OF the condition of the
water mains OF the city Ia contemplated
.o,Ii, n ne near future by the mayor and
rahown and freely expressed wishes of
he people.
The Commerce r. sebaii team went to
Naml sunday aftrnoon and played the
american Legion team at League park.
creating the ex-soldiers by a score OF
Z. The game was featured by
sS,., sSIns exceptional bat work by Bullock.
sshd also by some good stunts by Davis.
Fheips and others OF the Legion team,
Ater having been sufferer from tu-
=; chapman died at her home In this city
sesday morning. She Is survived by a
husband and seven children. Funeral
wwtylces were held at the family home
meanesday. conducted by Rev. T. d. New.
pastor OF the Baptist church, and inter-
MMeht was in the q. A. r. cemetery at
Three truck loads of students OF the
.uhlot ana senior classes OF the high
ppnool went TO Spring river. near Devils
Tomenade, Friday and enjoyed a picnic
uy were chaperoned by II. r. Ringle
~. AeReynolds< and Mrs. Pearl Var
t,@Hnn.dnlhghsm. The occasion was obviously
,nesh ash ENJOYED by ALL and the merry.
'h ne evening.
--aralness IN the payment Of teachers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Paramount star, who IL capable Of
handling II adroitly and devastat-
ingly. you may be sure. She dem
onstrates this charming ability In
her new picture, The Dictator" In
which she appears as Senorita
Juanita Rivas. In support Of Wal
lace Reid. The fan goes with her
lace shawl and Spanish comb.
SO much for lace accessories. and
to turn TO lace dresses. Last year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

sunday school at the Christian church
closed with banquet At the tabernacle
tuesday evening given by the Dalton fol.
iowcrs TO tho Mott followers, the banquet
being served by the ladies, which was
sfcaty enioyed hy all present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Every article of clothing and ev-
cry accessory that can be made of
lace is q thing to be desired by this
summers girl. Lace dresses, lace
shaws, lace scarfs, lace fans--the
lace fan. gracefully large. gossamer
black, spangled-not for cooling
purposes, but to fan n flame into
warmer ardor on n moonlight night
This dangerous sort OF fan Is shown
above in the hand OF Lila Lee, the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

for the afternoon was Mrs Alice Holland.
Uncle Joseph bennett has returned from
an extended visit with relative in p psBton
county. Ark.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-04-07
OPPOSE TEACHER
SALARY SLASHING
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
TAKES ACTION
Deplores Move Made BY State
Board of Education; organi,
cation Adopts Resolution Call,
ing On Local School Directors
To Maintain Standards Of
Wages.

A resolution passed at the recent
executive board meeting of the Min
neSota League of Women Voters in
dicates that the league does not
look with favor upon the proposed
state. The resolution reads as
follows:
Whereas, the cumulative opinion
of Minnesota citizens is evidently
in favor of an adequate teaching
staff for its children, and,
Whereas, it has taken the con-
structiVe effort of all persons inter
ested over a considerable length OF
time to raise the scale of teacher
pay TO a point which would approx
innate the grade Of service we desire
Be it resolved that we, the eXecu
tive board" of the Minnesota League
of Women Voters, in regular meet
ing deplore the recent action OF the
Minnesota School Board asSocia
ton in recommending a general cut
in the salaries of Minnesota school
teachers as indicative of retrogress
ion in our educational policy.
Expression of DisapproVaI
The occasion of the boards action
was the stand recently taken by the
State School Board. association, in
favor of a general decrease in teach
ers salaries. But the underlying
cause of the leagues strong expires
sion of disapproval Of such a policy
of false economy is the realization
that i'll the last resort the one es
sential to improvement in public
school education is quality of teach
ing. Unless young men and women
Of first rate ability about to choose
a career can look with favor upon
the profession of teaching every
thing else that may be done in be-
half of public schools is in vain. Able
men and women who have an incli-
nation for teaching will not choose
that profession unless the financial
rewards are somewhat comparable
to those offered for the same degree
of ability by other careers.
Better Pay Is Urged
Better pay for teachers should be
urged upon the tax payer, not as q
measure in behalf of teachers, but
in behalf of his children for whom
the best in education will not be
available unless young people of alb
ility are attracted to the teachins
profession by the esteem in which
that profession is held and OF
which adequate financial compen
Sation is the sureSt indication.
1t cannot too often be said thai
economy in schools is usually false
and it is perhaps not too much to
say that every other item of public
expense should be cut down for the
purpose of making is unnecessary
TO decrease the school midget
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-04-07
Track Work Under
Contracting Plan
Change of Method On Great
Western Road Is Put In
to Effect.

Seven St Paul laborers arrived
In Mankato yesterday afternoon for
maintenance of way work on the
Great Western line and will replace
the regular section men of the
Great Western who have quit their
posts all along the line since the
company relinquished that work to
a contracting company from Cleve-
land and will not do any track
work on its own lines.
Five men from Mankato are out
of work as a result of the change
of methods in handling that work.
They worked eight hours per day
for a total of $3.50 but the new
company has increased the work
ing to ten hours and lowered the
rate of pay to 81 IL cents per
hour, a decrease of about ten cents.
over the entire line it Is reported
that the old section men have re-
fused to work the longer hours for
the smaller return and as a result
other labor is being placed as rep
idly as possible.
Since the order was first pub
lished several days ago there has
been no section work done on the
Mankato- Randolph line of the road
but it is understood that today
some work was done by the new
labor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-04-07
Former Vernon Lady
Sick In CoLnan, S. D.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson Said To
Be In Critical Condition;
News Notes.

Vernon Center, April 5.-Mrs
Harry Bailey left on the afternoon
train Monday for Rochester to see
her husband. who is not getting
along very well. He will be oblig
ed to re enter the hospital, where
another incision will be made in
his side and a drain tube inserted
Mr. Bailey. is certainly having a
very serious time, but all hope thai
this is the last setback he will
have, and that very soon he will
regain his health and-return TO his
home.
Archie Partridge returned Mon
day night from Comfrey, where he
has been since last Friday, attend
ing to business matters.
Mesdames Ellen Robinson. Anna
Larson, Rose Bailey were dinner
guests Sunday of Mrs. Archie Pat
fridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G w. Champlin and
Tommy and Mary motored over
from Lake Crystal Sunday, com
ing over to help Grandpa Champlir
celebrate his = eighty second birth
day.
Colman, S. D.. tells of the serious
illness Of Mrs. Thomas Johnson
All hopes for her recovery have
been abandoned. The johnson
family for manv years were resi-
dents in the village. A few years
ago Mr. and Mrs. Johnson sold their
residence here and moved to Col
man, where their two oldest sons
and their families live. All OLD
friends and neighbors are sadden-
ed to learn OF Mrs. Johnson's ILL
ness.
Miss Gladys Cooper has returned
from Minneapolis, where she has
been ENJOYING weeks vacation
with her brother and sister in law
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ray Cooper. Miss
! Cooper resumed her music classes
Monday.
Ole Stoner is on the sick list this
week with an attack of kidney
! trouble of long standing.
Gardie Mead returned yesterday
Yesterday from Albert Lea. where
he has been visiting his daughter
| for several weeks
Mrs Arthur Stienke Of Garden
! City was a guest of Mrs. John
Bowen today.
DR. and Mrs. Llovd motored VI
, from Maukato Monday and enjoyed
a few hours visit at the E. T
| Champlin home.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-04-07
VERNON CENTER NEWS
Ladies Aid Society To Hold Meet.
ing; General Notes

Ladies Aid Society To Hold Meet
ing; General Notes
Vernon Center April 4-The
Ladies'Aid society of the st. Johns
Lutheran congregation will meet
next Thursday afternoon, April G.
at the home of Mrs. Carl Ulrich.
The following class of catechum
ems Of the st. Johns Lutheran
church will be. confirmed next Sun
day. Elmer Schwarz, Florence AL
tenburg, Lester Ulrich, Herbert Ali
Edwin Blume, Kenneth Anderson
Theodore Bergemanp, Willie MitZ-
ner, Walter Buelow and Lawrence
Benzel. .-.N
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luedtkle went
to st. Paul last Monday to attend
the graduation exercises of the
graduating class of the state uni
versity farm school from where
their daughter Gertrude graduated
March 20. They returned home last
The Alolph Herrlich family, who
have been Under quarantine for
scarlet fever for several weeks,
hav been released.
Miss Elizabeth Kietzer will assist
Will Ulrich with the housework
this week.
Lorenz Schwarz and John Bode,
who attended the agricultural
school at st. Paul during the win
ter months, returned home last
Thursday, John Bode has again
taken up farm work on the H
Luedtke farm, where he has been
engaged for the past two seasons.