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May. who was wrecked on the then
uninhabited Bermuda Islands in 1922.
He built himself a little boat out of
the wreck of his ship and actually
reached England in safety.
The eggs of butterflies are often
striking in shape and color.
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President ]. n. Kennamer. 912 Farley
building; phone Main 249. Secretary
treasurer, J. l.. Clemo. 913 Farley build
ing; phone Main 24s.
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Meets at Ban Hur hall on the second
and fourth Monday nights at Z o'clock
and Tuesday morning at IL o'clock. Pres
ing; phone Main 1897. Secretary o. b.
Butler, COS Lyric building; phone Main
1887.
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IL. of r.. IT,. No. 500
Meets every Tuesday. 8 90 p. M, Fra
ternal hall, President II. L. Stevens.
Secretary, r.. l.. Livingston.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIONI
INITIATES NEW MEMBER

At the regular monthly meeting
of Birmingham Typographical union
No. 104, held Sunday. December 3.
Frank L. Barclift OF The Age-Herald
chapel was initiated as a journey
man member.
The sum OF s25 was donated to
the fund being raised for a Christ
mas tree for the children of strik-
ing shopmen OF the six federated
shop crafts.
A committee was appointed to
draw up suitable resolutions on the
death of w. NJ. Peterson, who passed
away November 81. 1922. The
charter of the union was ordered
draped for 80 days in respect to
Mr.. Peterson.
The A H. Gather Printing company
will move about December 15 to the
new building across the street from
their present location, where they
will have a great deal more space
and more modern, up-to date
plant in every respect, adding more
new equipment to their already
large plant.
The apprentice committee of No.
104 is holding monthly meetings, on
the Wednesday afternoon preceding
each union meeting, which all ap-
prentices in the jurisdiction are ex-
pected to attend. Much good for
the benefit of these boys is being ac-
complished at these meetings. All
apprentices at the beginning of the
third year are required to enroll for
the /. I. u. course in printing and
complete same before being admitted
L
forward step toward making better
printers for the future.
Sam Hickman of the Birmingham
News chapel had the misfortune to
lose his home and all it's contents
by fire on last Sunday morning.
Members of the News chapel con-
tributed literally to Sam in helping
to repair the loss, which he deeply
appreciates.
Ed NJ. Kellogg. one of the old
timers Of Birmingham, who has been
in Savannah, Ca, for the past three
years, has returned and is working
at the News.
John III. Cornett, recently from
Charleston, w. Va, blew in" and
out again during the past week.
Mrs. Nina Perry is spending a few
weeks down on the gulf coast of
Mississippi for the benefit of her
health.
Travelling cards received this
week: James A. Power and John II.
Cornett. Cards issued: John H. Cor
nett and Herbert Fl. King.
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Mrs. Sadie Dillon. Secretary. Mrs. Ada
Scott
o. OF r.. c., No. 1885 N
Meets second and fourth Sundays at
Fraternal hall, 1900 p. m. Chief conduc-
tor. w. NJ. Davidson, Secretary and
Treasurer J. Lloyd Davis.
o. OF X. c., No. 1874
Meets at Fraternal hall. first and third
3. Hughes. Secretary Treasurer. J. r.
Hawkins.
Meets second and fourth Sundays, 400
p M. Odd Fellows hall, Avondale. Ala.
G Cor y. II, Dohhins Secretary
dent, John R. T. Rives
brotherhood Railway Carmen, No. 60
night It O'clock. President. VI. 4. ciubb.
Secretary. A. c. Fiemmins.
switchman's Union Of n A.. Red Mountain
Lodge No. 46
Meets at Ben Hur hall. second Sunday.
President. Martin Jennings Secretary. C.
Culver.
Ii. of r. IT,. No, $50
Meets every Tuesday, 8 100 p. M, Fra-
ternal hall, President. II. L. Stevens.
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Travelling cards received this
week: James A. Power and John II.
Cornett. Cards issued: John H. Cor
nett and Herbert f. King.
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o. OF X. c., No. 1874
Meets at Fraternal hall, first and third
Sundays. 2:oo p. m. Chief Conductor. c.
3. Hughes. Secretary Tyeasurer, j. r..
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o. of r.. C.,fNo. 667
Meets second and fourth Sundays, 400
D. M, Odd Fellows hall, Avondsle. Ala.
Conductor j. I'll. Dobbins. Secretary
Treasurer, NJ. z. Morris. Deputy Presi-
dent John r. I. Rives
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brotherhood Railway Carmen, No. 60
Meets at Fraternai hall every Thursday
night at o'clock. President, w. A. Club.
2f9 Fifty-seoond street. north. Recording
Secretary. A. c. Fienmins.
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JPdiea' Auxiliary Of the ., Of n. r., vuls
can Lodge ~. ~
Meets ~ the Fratexnal hall ftrst and
third Tu.sdays at 2;so p m. President.
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birmingham Printing Pressmen No. 121
Meets at Fraternal hall second Monday
of each month at D. m. President, r. IL.
Carlisle, Premier Printing company; phone
Main b66S. Secretary. L. J. Holt Hub
Printing company; phone Ensley 1913.
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ID. OF X. t., No. 884
Meets first and Nthird Wednesdays. see
p M. Fraternal hall. President, T., b.
Aarrison Secretary. v. T. Askew.
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tributions from the local unions and
big time is in store for the kiddies.
1t is urged that every child of the
railway shopmen be present.
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birmingham Trades Council

each month at Ben Hur temple at 2;3o p.
m. President. j. J.. Busby. Carmen s
union No. CO. Vice president. William
Dunstall Plumbers union No. 81. Secre-
tary G. A. West 1928 Fifth avenue, north !;
phone Main sos,
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Meets every Friday at 80 p. M at Ben
Hur temple. President, L. Ely. Secre
tary, Jacob Buchi.
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Birminsham typographical Union TO-

Meets at Fraternal hall first Sunday of
each month at p. m. President, r. H.
White, 1905 Tuscaloosa avenue, West End
Secretary. Charles L. Bailey: Box 81,
Woodlawn; phone Woodlawn 1309-W and
Main SIT.
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Macutuists Local NO.
Meets at Ben Hur hall every Tuesday At
| 1880 p. M. President w. NJ. Doyle $40
Eighteenth street. north. Secretary, l.. /.
Lively, woodiawn.
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The first crossing of the Atlantic
in a small boat was made by Henry
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Meets every first and second Tuesday in
eacH month. 1850 j.. M. and second and
tourih Mondays in each month at a. m.
'hiei engineer, g. II. Barnard. Secretary
anu treasurer, y. III. Badgley
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switchman's Union Of N. A., Red Mountain
Lodge No. 40
Meets at Ben IIur hall. second Sunday.
10 100 a. M. and fourth Sunday, 1880 p. m.
President. Martin Jennings. Secretary, C.
Culver.
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u. OF H.. II. Lodge No. 432
Meets every Monday. at p. m. at Fra
ternal hall. Chief engineer Homer Max
man. Secretary, c. +. Garrett
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Mrs. Nina Perry is spending a few
weeks down on the gulf coast of
Mississippi for the benefit of her
health.
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Meets every Thursday at 2:3o D. m. in
Eraternal hall. Chief engineer. L. S. Dur
ham, Secretary. ]. C. DeHall. p
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o. OF r.. c.. No 1856
Meets second and fourth Sundays at
Fraternal hall, 900 p. m. Chief Conduc-
tor. w. NJ. Davidson, Secretary and
Treasurer. J. Lloyd Davis.
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b. Of L. +. and f. Busy Bee Lodge No. aot
Meets every Wednesday at 1880 D. m. in
rraternai hall. President d. E. Green
Secretary, b. b. MCGOWAN. Chairmen.
L. = Osborne, Southern railway; A. G.
reagne. Louisville and Nashville; w. A.,
Albright.
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b. Of l.. f. No. 40s
Meets at city hall. Boyles first ana
third Mondays at 10 a. m. and D. nv
Chief engineer. J. L. Peek. Secretary. II.
NJ. Taiford.
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Ladies' Auxiliary to b. Of X. r.. Rain

Meets second aud fourth Tuesdays 2.S8
2. m, Fraternal hall President Mrs.
paws Rsseack. Secretary. Mrs. Lillian
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Jefferson Division No. sos. q. i. a. to IN.

~. ""vs y = - 10 TIE
Is. OF l.. r..
Meets first and third Fridays, 2;30 u.
M ~ Fraternai hall. President. Mrs. C.
NJ. Hunt. secretary. Mrs. J. S. Savage.
Treasurer, Mrs. j. e. Little.
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d. L. r. and Il. No. 4es
Meets at Fraternal hall second and
fourth Mondays at 8 p. m. President, j.
l.. Niblett Secretary. ]. d. Belcher.
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John H. Cornett, recently from
Charleston, w. Va, blew in" and
out again during the past week.
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Pride OF Alabama Lodge No. 107
Ladies society OF the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen meets
every first and third Wednesday at $40
p. m, In Fraternal hall. President, Mrs.
Florence MCGOWAN. Secretary and treas
urer. Mrs, Myrtle Edwards
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Butler, COS Lyric building; phone Main
1897.
. Birmingham Printing Pressmen No. 121
Meets at Fraternal hall second Monday
of each month at D. m. President, r. Il.
Carlisle. Premier Printing company; phone
Main 1868. Secretary. L. j. Holt Hub
Printing company; phone Ensley 1913.
birmingham Typographical Union l04
Meets at Fraternal hall first Sunday OF
White, 1905 Tuscaloosa avenue, West End
Secretary. Charles L. Bailey: Box 81,
woodlawn; phone woodlawn 130s-w and
Moving Picture Operators 1856
Local 1. A. T. s. f. NJ. p. NC
Sunday at 10 a. m. President, ]. H. Sapp,
Florence hotel. Secretary. J. +. Mankin ;
Box 247. Business agent. r. A. Root
phone Main 2377-J.
- Plumbers and Steamfitters 81
Meets every Friday at 1880 p. m. at Ben
Hur temple. President, L. Ely. Secre
tary. Jacob Buchi.
Machinists Local No.
Meets at Ben Hur hall every Tuesday at
1880 p m. President. w. M. Doyle $40
Eighteenth street. north. Secretary l.. /.
Lively, woodiawn.
international Brotherhood of Bookbiuder.
Local No. IbS
Meets first Monday of each month at
1850 p m at United temple. 1s0sts Fourth
avenue. north. President, H. Il. Peterson
1884 Pearson avenue. secretary-treas
north.
b. of L.. II. Lodge No. 482
sr msefs ss every Mopda s. at p m. at Fra
man. Secretary, G. F. Garrett.
d. l.. r. and Il. No. 4e8
Meets at Fraternal hall second and
fourth Mondays at 8 p. m. President. j.
I. Nib'ett Secretary. ]. D. Belcher.
Pride OF Alabama Lodxe No. 107
Ladies society OF the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen meets
every first and third Wednesday at lao
p 2, m, IN Fraternal hall. President, Mrs
urer. Mrs, Myrtle Edwards
b. Of l.. f. No. 40y
Meets at city hall. Boyles. first ana
Chief engineer J. L. Peek. Secretary. II,
n. Of. L. e. No. 4Se
Meets every Thursday at 2:3o p. m, in
yraternsl hall. Chief engineer, L. S. Dur
ham. Secretary. J. c. DeHall.
b.. Of L. +. and f. Busy Bee Lodge No. AM
Meets every Wednesday at 1880 p. m. in
Fraternal hall. President d. E. Green,
Secretary, y. b. MCGOWAN. Chairmen:
Ieague. Louisville and Nashville; w. A.,
h h,,hfsh Frisco. Recording seretary. A. II.
Il. Of l.. Il. Division $50
Meets every first and second Tuesday in
each month 1850 y. M. and second and
fourth Mondays in each month at 8 a. M
Chief engineer, G. H. Barnard Secretary
anu treasurer, ID. IT, Badrley
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Mrs Sadie Dillon. Secretary. Mrs. Ada
Scott
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Ed M. Kellogg. one of the old
timers Of Birmingham, who has been
in Savannah, Ga, for the past three
years, has returned and is working
at the News.
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Eastern star Installation

OAacers for the ensuing year were
installed at meeting of the local.
chapter of the Eastern Star In the
Masonic Hall Tuesday evening. Fol
lowing the installation of officers re-
freshments were served. There was
a large delegation from Donnelly pre-
sent at the installation.
Plans are under way for the giving
of a basket social on Wednesday eve
ming, January Is, by the Eastern
Star, the proceeds of which would go
to the furnishing of the Masonic
home in Minneapolis. 4
The following officers were 1nstall-
ed Tuesday evening:
w. M.-Clara Witwer, w. P.--W.
d. Witwer; A. M.-Roberta Cooley;
.sec.-Ellen BARLEY; Treas.-Nora
Grim: Conductor-Fern Noyes; Assoc
ciate Conductor-Annice Buckentln;
Chaplain-Elizabeth Scobey; Mar
shal-Emma Merten; Organlst-
Florence Ortman; Adah-Edna Nor
.rison; Ruth-Agnes Olson; Esther
Florence Hoenk; Martha-Elsle
schumann; Electa-Eva Putnam;
Warder-Julia LIE Sage; Sentinel
Walter Ortman; Installing of1cer-
Bess L. Adams.
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SCHOOL NOTES
By Freda Horn

The French class began to read
La -Nouvelle" by Talbot this
week.
A number of students are working
on the Declanatory contest which
will be held in about a month.
Miss Schaefer and Miss Peterson
due to illness haven't returned to
their duties.
After two weeks vacation the Stu
dents and teachers of the Public
schools have returned with renewed
energy for doing some more good
work during the coming winter.
So far the Morris Basket Ball team
has shown of what 1T is made, They
won a hard fought battle with the
Aggies Saturday night winning by a
score of ST. They have certainly
won the praises of the entire school
by their efficient work.
The Juniors of the Morris high
school are raising money for the Jun
ior-Senior banquet to be given some
time in March, by selling Ladies'
Home Journals. -
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Two Games For Aggies Tonight.

Coach R. c. Teslow's Aggie basket
ball athletics are scheduled for two
games this week, one at the Aggie
gymnasium between the first team
and the Clinton high school aggrega-
ton, and the other between the Sec
ond team and the Chokio high school
quintet at that city. Both games will
be played tonight.
Both Aggie teams have been work
ing overtime in preparation for these
games and are expected to show con-
siderable improvement over their
former appearance. Mr.. Heine will
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LEGION Auxiliary To Meet.

The American Legion Auxiliary
Unit No. 20 will hold its first meet
ing of the year Tuesday evening
January II, at eight o'clock in the
Commercial club rooms, according to
an announcement Of the secretary of
the organization, Mrs. e. T. Fitzger-
aid, this week.
All new members are requested to
be present at the meeting and it is
expected that there will be large
gathering as each of the So members
of the auxiliary are expected to bring
a new member. There will be large
number of business matters to attend
to at the meeting and all members
are requested to be present.
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accompany the second team to Cho-
kio while Coach Teslow will guide his
first string crew against the Clinton
team on the Aggie floor tonight.
The game at the Aggie Gymnasium
between the Aggie crew and Clinton
is expected to produce some excep-
tionally fast basketball as Clinton is
reputed to have a strong quintet on
the floor this winter and the Aggie
coach will put practically the same
team on the floor as met the Morris
high last Saturday night with the,
possibility of some new material see
ing action in the game. The Aggie
will play Herman high on the A. c.
floor next week.
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Peace Dollar Arrives.

A number of peace dollars minted
in 1921 have been received at the
various banks of Morris, during this
week. While the number is still
small it is expected that more will be
here in the near. future. According to
local bankers, there will be some i 90,
100000 of the dollars put into circu-
lation before the government ceases
to issue them.
The peace dollar contains the mold
of a woman's head on one side with
an American eagle on the other side.
Above the woman's head is the word
Liberty and below, Peace. The dol
lars are dated 1921 and are similar in
appearance to the quarter issued for
the first time few years ago.
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Students, club PROGRAM Given

- An exceptionally interesting pro-
gram was the feature of the regular
meeting of the Students club last
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. E. T. Fitzgerald. Following the
program delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess and the meeting
adjourned to January %, when the
club will meet at the home of Mrs.
F. A. Hancock.
At the Monday meeting Mrs Fl. A
Hancock read very interesting pap
er dealing with the japanese gram
mar and the written language of that
country. Mrs. G. W. Geenty then gave
a character sketch of Lafeadio Hearn
and read selection from his works,
The regular program was then com
pleted by a selection entitled my
Chinese Marriage" read by Mrs. L. D,
Trip.
Following the regular program
Mrs. A. Bredesen gave very inter
esting talk on her experiences while
in Washington, D. c., and other
places and cities in the east. He1
talk also dealt with several inter
esting phases of the Armament con-
ference, which we're especially inter
esting. Mrs. E. Boyle and Miss Koh-
Ter gave a very enjoyable musical
selection while refreshments were be-
ing served.
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Congregational Church.

ITO live and to do right out of a
tender regard for the happiness of
those who are affected by our conduct
is the very essence of fine and noble
living there is nothing finer than
that, More of this next Sunday NOR
ming.
Hour Of Service, 1890 a. m.
Sunday School, 1880 noon.
Evening Worship, 1880 p. tn. -:
Annual meeting Thursday evening
January 10. 1929. ....:-
So H. H. Symons, Minister.
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Obituary.

J. C. Morrison received word of the
death of his father, James Morrison,
at Colfax, Washington, on January S.
Death was due to erysipelas.
Deceased was born in Greenoch,
Scotland, December 10, 1843, came to
this country as young man, settling
first in Wisconsin. He came to Blue
Earth county, Minnesota, in 1855,
and resided at Mankato until 1890,
when he went to Colfax, Washington,
where he has since resided.
He visited in Norris for a short
time about ten years ago.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Eugenia Morrison of Spokane, Wash,
and two daughters and two sons, Mrs.
May McBroom of Minneapolis, Mrs.
c. R. Foss of Seattle, J. c. Morrison
Of this city and Ronald Morrison of
Spokane.
The funeral was held at Colfax,
Sunday.
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Methodist Church.

MOGLUW40G OAW1C41s
1890, Morning Worship. 1.-THE
Masters Way of Meeting the Prob
lens of Life"
11:45, Sunday School.
GAS Epworth League.
7:3O, Evening Worship. Ruth,
The Most Beautiful Character of the
Old Testament.
J. s. Kettlewell, Pastor.
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w. L. Colyer left last Friday for
independence, Kansas, where he will
visit for a while before leaving for
Florida where he will spend the win
ter months.
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Godfred Peterson made business
trip to Hancock on Tuesday of this
week. 49,
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Leslie Stinson of Grand Forks, N
D., spent Sunday in Morris visiting
with friends.
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The Lutheran Free Church.

The Lutheran Free Church.
Services at the Kongsvinger church
at 1900 a. m. ~
The Morris church prayer services
every Wednesday evening at 1880.
Sunday school at 1900 a. m. c.
r. Anderson, Superintendent.
The pastor attendes to the work at
Doran next Sunday. t--t-'.. -
-. Andrew Olson.
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:: A daughter was born to- Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Braker of Horton township
on Thursday.
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
English Lutheran Church.

r Morning service at 1880 a. m.
Sunday school at IL m. S. A. Siv-
erts, superintendent. 81
There will be services in Chokio at
3 p. m. All are cordially invited.
-'~~ Alfred Bredesen, Pastor. 70
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Mrs. August Huebner is on the sici
list this week. I
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tungas and
family of Barrett, Mimi, visited at
the X. Holman home here last Satur-
day.
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Mary Joft who has been i'll, is much
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:. A daughter was born to- Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Braker of Horton township
. on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tungas and
family of Barrett, Mimi, visited at
the X. Holman home here last Satur-
day.
Stanley Hunter former employee at
the post Office here, was in Morris
Thursday visiting with friends. He
will travel in Minnesota territory
hereafter.
Miss Ruby SIR, who is ill with ap-
pendicitts, expects to undergo an OPP
Grafton in the near future. Mrs.
Charles Grandjean began teaching as
q substitute in Miss Sirr's school, Dist
s, near Hancock on Thursday Of this
week.
DR.. C. r. Christensen left Monday
night for St. Paul to attend state
wide medical clinic being held in
that city this week. 1t was expected
L1ldI over OUU puyS1C1duS "OuAO NC
present during the clinic. DR.. Chris
tenson is expected back Saturday
night of this week.
A special movie film depicting the
raising of sheep and interesting side
lights on the work was shown at the
chapel period of the West Central
School of Agriculture on Friday NOR
ming of last week. The film was
furnished by the International Har-
vester corporation. 1t is expected
that there will be more educational
films shown at the school dealing
with subjects Of agricultural inter-
est, furnished by the same concern.
Mrs. P. E. Miller was elected presi-
dent, Mrs. A. ]. Slamen, vice presaa
dent; Mrs. F. L. Gould, secretary and
Mrs. H. C. Olson, treasurer of the
Congregational Ladies' Aid Society at
the annual meeting held at the home
of Mrs, J. r. Kruger Wednesday af-
ternOon. Work for the coming months
was discussed at the annual meeting
and also the work covered during the
past year. A delightful lunch was
served following the business session
by the hostess.
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Stanley Hunter former employee at
the post office here, was in Morris
Thursday visiting with friends. He
will travel in Minnesota territory
hereafter.