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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

day and u night for mesistatis1. he
had knaMH better then 70 eosngaH such
an oairage nlsoo the iso@sessar Of
obesity powers. as, had rrser1e's 10
prayer Inssrad. This had answered
quite as veil, fog :he lhanloea pAg tad
dissolved llke the morulng mis'S
While the sun bissr-i, shat With bis
deyotlons and his rShbtts hAot and q
cross vi tSigs nailed 10 tree.
Cookie felt . 10. degree u ssSurisy.
Bat his teeth chatierssi IN hls bead
81 the ihou.ht ~ approaching nlghs,
MpaAW hiie b. could not In coftseisnev
ptgEAii eae 10 venture forth tato the
Path " this HORROR. Which might, fus
sii Sr knew, he lurking in the JON
sic shadows, ezra through the day
Ugh, honrs Atso. though he sd not
ayow this motive. belsrys he found
,q-y sS;sili'ahAy' 'xSr}s ~ Sstfiss 4, rs
Imueussiy easter 10 fave a Ehost In
the sps,ain.n. prrscnse of other Hesh
and bloei
For moment waSe~d hi my lie
tern, nation, What II the island had
is Wild creatures after alI' Hat
neither lynx nor panther noe any 9TH
rr b~ast ~ prvy IL white. except q
.L-gpisG tsar. and !. wculd be unusual to
lar-t ons on tropical Island.
decided that C'-okie's pis vas az
ter al eIs. lhaaSh sIll IN The nesh.
q thought remembered having seen
quite fair pa which would pass 'c-
white With y frtsai-ned sexan In tina
tilm light " dasn eonsolej Cookie
as best could by promising to cross
my fingers II | heard or sas .Yyihlas
suspicious, aud struck outs ~ the
MGs.ts
For all my brave words 10 Cookie
= A.44 ..a ..tsati1a az S1iis TrrS iar
afcld From the shore Of the cove
| had observed that the re1rd be
hind the clearing rose 10 the summit
u low ridge perhaps four handced
tfFi III lft@hh't NfANN jaRA'h ti'sh AF
base Of the peak. From this ridgr |
thought / might s~e something more
II the island than the limited enyi'
runmrn, II Lantern bay.
As the wvosis shut ont the LAST
glimpse u the white tents In the
clearing. as even the familiar snnd
u the surf died down to fatnt, ialf.
Imagined whisper mingIing With the
ruSting ~ The palms overhead. es'
perieuced a certain discomfort WiEch
persons given 20 hard and unqualified
terms nl(E.y, have eatfryi fear, II
~c,rlrd 90 me as II very strong cud
NJ the rrn~ ~ "r belt we're i,'rk!ng me
back toward the Ing'artmls safety "
the camp fingered MY automatic
nd marched On ~ the hill, rryHs
te.t Ia, SaesP ~ hep q. irag ,rpN ~ ~ a
gncouu' lrnpi~d W ;he woods
snlArd tbs summt 80 the ridge.
and stood upon hare rock platform.
scauti,N sheltered ~ fe~ tr.rs
large shguhs rather With q sni~'lh
Navy lcsf " vivid green On The
lcft rose the great Nays u the peak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
STALE BLOOD
BLURS LIVING
GUIDES Pepto.Manuan REEVES
the Blood 10 Healthy
State.
s,sle blood blurs living n au,,s the

s,sie blood blurs living n Quits shs
love tnr pleasure. aud weakeas the
spirit Thoughts sink into an unr~-
deemed dresriuess tina, no suadinx ef
the will cap iispet Where there was
ihr,ins excitement there Ia only an
achlns sensetinn ~ fatigue
GUIDES rTpto Mansan taken rexu-
hT'r enr q wt'se ruts y cheek - the
facilitating effects " thin watery
blood II supplies the hlcd with red
ecrrn,elrs steps II up TO It's normal.
rich re''ress Then Il II that the pleas.
ares u rhythmic living return. The
snoidertnS glow Of lfe warns and
er'xhtens so that the pleasant sensa.
oers Of eating. slc~rax walking Ia
the golden Sunshine breathing deep
ne health giving air. again becexns
tArfllfnx sni sull ~ delight
Druggists sell Guides repto Man
ean In both uaa'a and tablet form.
Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

NJ kcuskwuek aM tAvafA tAs ssontA
fssF<6yVead ycsr vegesahle uNnp~sna
% NJ lfstends fee fsEnase Troubles, w.
MrA Oka4A Scact!x l4la SAilshury
0tYsee 81 Icai4 No s,s's
tass tAiaA fec . sssencst I.yeis r.
fsakhams Vegetable Cam,nand hAs
eeen In use fs~ a~Arsy hfy years, II b
prspsfed fF1m unstsslnal planss. By the
ssnsess Pharmaceutical skill, and asys-
ssuS n4sthaaA The lngrsdieas thus
combined IN the comp<xsisa ecgy~es the
esssitsaas which caass such Annoying
yasPssH.s u a .a as=<a saussAs assS a nv
SeAoan The Vegetables cpmpamnd exsr.
sases restorative infaeaes ii the rsuss
desirable ehsraet<s, oosr~rtiae the crus.
BE- IN 4 esntle hut ektsqsat HaMnass,
TAis ID neted By the diaaps.~aranss, c~ss
assrr sastAsc. sf The alsA@rssshls
WmptamA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
Wise rlsursra.

n nctics~t," said gae ,,yrea~ stssns
IA the side car Of the faetor>ycls
that ycu gave that pssvpx nsotar
truck wide berth ~ yoa vhtstss
ey-
SURE m,a the driver Il ssY~
u's better y S.yr tAc~e truvSs s,N te~-
81 spaye than ter use 20 he tRk!px ~
chat much srse~ IN the S~S,ete-s -
Tee le~theruerS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
Hsw's Yssr Stsnaaeli
and YsW uysr !
HsaIA b Msi WI b Yss

DssAsn. N. CHS ~ d, YksuJb
0saA@ Nsiisal Disssvwy vAi1A 7 -
SsassAstly, ! dat baiisys th@s b . -.
kfwv nsdieins nAdA j - Il f~ ha&
49,, sasnAeA disosdsn and torpid live.
khnss unplsaaAat b tAks md dcm no4
bnvs . sseStipsasd eeedlsi0n - . many
q ihs ttvw pllie and mAdi1aAm do. q
6css h wurk and issvss ons fsslinG Eks
Q ssv p~soA- "-HsvAsd H0ld&A. iaoe
0iszA b.
Yen csa guickty pat yemraH N Al
soadikion BY pping 70 yosR druggist aad
sbtxtaiag this Discovery u Or. fwre's
u tahisss o. hquid, or vritS Dr, Pierrs
prsad<nt InvshdS Hotel. Ii D0kxia
n. T., lee frss Eedieai sdvtoa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
COOKIES -HA'Nr."

Eyn0ysis-Jsns Harding. respect
abis Ard eoE xsFyatiSs oid rAaj5~
bat never tie1 Gia to shifs OF mar
rtass - wstb meFs Bl9asy tAAD
haAlHs, - W setKssd - . strong
tulBned 3piHeIes. MlEg Hisx.rsgYr
ilrOSRs, into financing an sssssiis
llrn to NaHt LOT eBfisa trvAk&Es on
l.@~Nafa issaad Tier Rises VIZ
gtnlA EiaEtilnz UNDERTAKING a. stop
her gets sn tbs vessel aAd ts an
willingly carried A!nhk ny 10
n%Aas tpHE s@!iag her dss'aAis for
the expedition Aad her uontsngt
Tor It's HtnHs6sfs Nirstnia HhArs
.thA Acquaintance 81 tks sl0nofahss
tss.biszsgf Azss Jaiklns Win
Dstgas1 shaw. leader Vt tia espssii
t1n. tf@Hipia Vsry tfaRSiy n
presses her ytsss. practically AZ
caA.Rs shas sad tns othe, mem
bsrs of shs party tnCia,sing
somewhat uncertain pTrsarase
Captain NaEnus and SHADY
:, z: (, NJ yv-r. !. >iS-ssyv.9SyN. S,e 3yrpa ~
'rFrlg' ~ a rtgshimcy % dNffast
lsn@ Harding Landing on TIA
islANd 10 a matter ~ some difNcai
u. Virginia bslhg carried ashare
~ the arms OF 1'u.hbsft Fsne The
PARTY gtls settled Miss nfnSas
.,9. about thf tSsAsnFs virginia
ae, trss herself out 81 u The
tsad sailors nap 10 pr''tiared.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
Merely q Aaeit,

Oldtimer says IT'S this way. A
FELLOW ships FOR his first cruise aud
~ likes II fairly we'll He tries an.
s%hsr eallst,n-,,t and hsv ltkss II bet,
Ter than the ilrst When he holis up
hts hand for the third time. II gets
10 b. 4 habit. - Ths Lea,herucck.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
"fas are imp~Ysins~f. Let
mo pass'

sT1 OK CONTINUED j

Sw~gf a#g-st essr~ uf iFnr ~s~s
sss.l ~ the srsets1s Fri'ass as fnoeey.
saa rsyry Of rsvtee are now ssssn3 In
Hsg5ssssa haa%4srggs A r~s~~t srre~fs.
ra,ise stsNs ih-t SI sirsrvnt ~
sss,s asa fiasas ws7s n~ra d-xsiTg gsaAsa
~ tssxt. xsnm<
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

41&x3 -
~ - te b hrd . |
es1is ~ week. NJ
|MetAsf aIs NJ
fasRuy aluays
tseA LYDIA u IsrA-
AlM1 vsgstANts
s1sah1 fr busSA
|Rv1hlsa sa,d thsy
enAseea m se try 4
end u AAs hslzha mn
smy ns&A ] AA't
have ersmps Aay
|nsxs<A ana eAn A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
Heavy Cold! Chest
All Clogged Up7

DoN'T let IL &c . ssAn. ns. KiaEs
- Nev Discovery ~in gss right
OWN TO work. Ss!issing the tight feeilng
N the cheat, qaissing the rsrking
cough, Eeatiy stimulating ths bowels,
thus eliminating the cold possoas.
Always reliable. Just good ns~dscias
made 70 ease colds and eogghs.
For fifty YEAR, . standard '.medy:
All the family can take Il with .hsipaul
results. Eases the ehildren's' Group.
Ne harmful dfuss- Convincing. heal-
ng taste that tie kidd,es like. A. al
druggists, 6lr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13
CHAMPS, PAINS
/ and BlCKAchE


r. LSsla ~ eel usu AesAsrsS
- - 1T - s.sFs s1psA ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

ron eelp2 GROUP AND palma
Uss vscAse.tsAlm Il relieves ~ eacA
Avom nlITATl0N&
II ~ Aavs ne assn; whess 20 IVA
~riss IN 3 fy~s samiae V u W.
vsrAss, Int. Nsv ovsraaA IA--AA
vsSt1ssuent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

Official announcement has been
made by the n. G. 4 81. |. railway
company Of the change OF freight ter.
mlnals, which have been maintained
at Lexington since the establishment
Of the old Tennaasee Midland road
aboS, 30 YEAR, ago. 10 Hollow Roek
Junction. effective Saturday, Jan. l..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

The Nashville police, In their /
t.gaiIon of The death 81 pr Hug
snith. found dead In q local hot
DEC 70 ~ish bullet through his
have located hotel patron who
the sho; and other sounds 10 I'M
that the deceased did not shoot
self
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10

IL you are looking for the Union
Label, you will find Il at the Model
Clothing House. .5ass It
Mrs. Q. H. Severinson and her
grandson John Grager Jones left on
Monday afternoon Tor Minneapolis at
which place they will visit for a few
days., .Is.=s* sS: s.. ..:.z b
For taxi day and night, call office
400: or residence 536-vv. 81 y 4 d . 5s Il
s.. - Mrs C. H. Geiseke and her daugh-
ter Virginia returned to New Ulm on
Sunday after q two weekssvisit in this
city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.#C.s Strand. IS s. i: { !. .s
Star guaranteed auto springs. P.
E.Parson = Son. .s. 5:1o-17
Miss Constance Dahlheim return
ed ! e the cities on Saturday after a
few days visit in this city. with her
parents, ME-. and Mrs. Carl "a. Dahl
helm: j. . =5ss:s .s,, >:.
:---lEvelet Ramsey who has been EN-.
ployed at the home OF Rev. and Mrs.
Axel Anderson in Lake Lillian for
some time left on Thursday for Das.
sci at which place she will join her
parents and they will leave for Wash.
ington.
DIR. c. e. Gerretson, Dentist, Levi.
Block. : : s, &
Mr.. and Mrs Magnus Olstad and
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Olson and Erick
Nelson of Benson motored to this
city on Sunday and visited with .rela
tives and friends. ~ -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10


child or young student to acquire any
thing like a true conception OF the
various intervals in music, unless the
piano is in tune. s.< .s.s,. g..5. );
Pianists insist on having their piano
tuned before every performance. This
is necessary to insure perfect tone.
Player Pianos should be tuned, reg
ulated and the tubes cleaned out ev-
cry six months at least.
Tone quality to certain degree de-
Ponds upon the condition of the felt
on the hammers Constant pounding
on the strings causes the wire to cut
through the face of the hammer, re-
sulting in thin, tin-panny tone quail.
ity. In such cases the hammer should
be refaced and voiced.
Trust not to your intuition in the
matter of tuning, as your constant as
ISOLATION with the piano impairs your
ability to discriminate.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
GONE TO REST

A great sadness was, cast over this
and surrounding vicinities Tuesday,
when it was learned that Mrs. A.. ].
Smithson had passed away that morn
ing at the Sunnyside Hospital at New
London. The cause of her death was
pneumonia. She was born in Illinois
February 20, 1861, and when but a
child moved with her parents two and
one half miles from 'Spicer. Here she
obtained an education and afterwards
taught several years in the rural
schools. Later she was married to A..
j. Smithson and moved to Roseville
at which place she resided until her
death Three children blessed this
home, John f. of Hood River, Ore,
Beatrice, Mrs. Flynn of Idaho, and May
Mrs. Oswald N: Graveyard, who lives
on the home place. Besides these
there is left to mourn her loss, the
husband and six grand daughters.
Three brothers, John of Minneapolis,
Hugh of Chicago, and Peter Of Spicer
and one sister. She was true Chris
tian and was an active member of the
Presbyterian church here for the past
thirty-two years. 49,,
She was of a loving disposition and
always ready to help those in need.
The funeral occurred Thursday at the
Presbyterian church here, Rev. T. M.
Findley of Spicer officiating, using for
his text the words of; Paul.. eve
fought the good fight, I've Kept the
faith I have finished, my course" and
"The Lord is my shepherd shall not
want" The floral offerings were many
and beautiful, the church was crowd
ed with friends and relatives who had
come to pay their last tribute to the
deceased. The pail bearers were Jud
and Loren Smithson, Melvin and Ell
mer Graveyard, Hal Lateral and Burr
Hudson. The bereaved ones have the
sympathy Of the entire community in
their hour of sorrow. The interment
took place in the cemetery by the
church.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
1E.,-'t 30 s.,ls,
HAWICK

May 1.-THE Misses Blakely of Pay
nesviHe autoed up here Monday and
visited with the Lester Blakely fam
lily. 49, ...., -., a. -
James Pelkey began school last
Monday. ,.re<,.,...-.<,.
Luel!a Johns is at present employed
at the Oswald Graveyard home.
John King and mother and niece
Anna King from near New London
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. King and son
Albert spent Sunday at the E. P:
WEIGH home.
F. M. Knutson who is doing black
smith work at Manannah spent Sun
day at home.
A game of base ball was played here
Sunday afternoon between the Bel
grade Golden Rod team and the kid
nine here, with the scores II to % in
favor of the home team. A return
game is expected to be played next
Sunday at Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. p WEIGH and daugh-
ter jeanette drove to New London on
Saturday and from there in company
with Mr.. and Mrs Walter Dilley and
three children autoed to Spicer in the
afternoon and attended the Elmer Or
red furniture sale. -
Quite few from here went to New
London Saturday night to see the
wrestling match between Fritz Mel
son, Lee Olson and Nels Graveyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Otteson and
daughter autoed TO- .spicer Saturday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
(First pub. May 3. 10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoRECLos.
uRE SALE

+. !; Notice a,t is hereby gIvsn that that Ger;
lam bW executed and
gor to TSe Kandiyohi ~t co"nty Ba6E
corporation, of the State Of Minnesota,
Mortgagee, dated the LIST day of Deem
Der. 1911; recorded the 9Th day Of De-
page 264 of Book No. So of Mortgages
In the office of the Register of Deeds of
kandiyohi County. Minnesota, and by
M2ttGSEss qo nSEg2ed RE
LAND, MAATSCHAPPY, lThe Neither
lands: a meEican Land Company a Cor
>poration, of Amsterdam, Holland, by
which assignment was filed for record
April p. 1912. at 1880 o'clock A. NJ.
and recorded on page III of Book ii of
of which mortgage said The Neither
lands-American Land Company, there
after released the Northeast Chartered
se Sec f Sf Il
One Hundred Nineteen l19) North. Of
Range Thirty -four $40. West Of the:
lease dated December IS, 1911. recorded
February rs, 1918, on page SOS of Book:
46 o mortgages in the Office Of said Re-
gister of Deeds, which mortgage wa !;
an Life Insurance Company by written:
assignment dated March S, 1920, record
ed December ?, 1920. at 8 o'clock A. NJ,
Deeds will be foreclosed by sale Of that
part of the premises described as fol-
!S%i tsy{ Tes Hs3e Vas Sf es
ton Thirty-four (s4) in Township One
Hundred Nineteen G19} North. Range
Thirty,four t34) West Of the Fifth Prin-.
cipal Meridian, being that part Of the
premises described in said mortgage up
on which said mortgage is still a lien.
which sale will be held at the front door
mar, Kandiyohi County, State Of Mime
sofa, at the hour of $500 O'Clock in the,
n on Monday. the 10th day of
upon such mortgage on the date of sale
together with One Hundred Dollars
Gl0Q attorneys fees as provided for.
a alloWea b anq a costs sh and
demption as provided by law. M - 4
The premises described: in said mort.
gage gs are as follows. to-wit: The North
q ssetiea 'n t%satS Sesytsr
Tsft 9qarter ,s4 N}%NWH az, Of ssesn
Range Thirty-four (S4) West Of +b 6dS
Fifth Principal Meridian, Kandiyohi
The said Mortgagors having failed "a
pay the principal Of said mortgage. in
the sum n Of $s,soo:oo. due under the ]
s2i togeth hea w mfSSrf fgfaTsst December
teen Dollars t;21S5 i~o hundred Six
Now, Therefore, the present Assignee
and an owner Of said mortgage hereby de-
the sum of Three Thousand Nine H1 1ase
req Eleven and 40-l0O Dollars ({s,91i.40l
and no action at law or otherwise has
.o o,,e instituted t to recover the debt Sc
thereof. 80 - s' aas part part
Dated May I, 1922
METROPOLITAN%L LIFE INST1R. S. 8
y $50 :.t !. ). s, ANCE= COMPANY.
w. "A. McMANIGAI:DIRs - e z| : :. 5 IS
At torn ffoor-,AssiEnee Of Mortgages. q
akinneap lkianeaota vs.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
ROSELAND

May 8--Mr. and Mrs. Charley Berg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berg visited
at the Charley Hawkinson home on
Sunday.
Fred Lindquist made short visit
at the Roy Lindquist home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kostka and daugh-
ter Evelyn made. short call at the
Hoon's on Sunday.
Rertal Blomquist made visit with
Raynold Renstrom on Wednesday.
r. William Lindquist made short call
at Ole ,Blomquist's on Thursday. I.
Roy LindQuist autoed to his. par
entail home Sunday for short visit.
A. O. Renstrom assisted P. M. Rem
strom with work on Tuesday morning.
/ Fred Lindquist autoed to Olivia on
Monday.
Roy Hawkinson made a business
call at the A. 0. Renstrom home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blomquist and
Erick Rosen made a short visit at the
A. o. Renstrom's on Sunday evening.
Marie Lindquist returned to her
home after days stay with Mrs. Roy
Lindquist.
The home talent play which was
held at District 80 schoolhouse We'd
nesday evening was very we'll attend
ed and ice cream and cake was served
after the; program. =. 80; <'..', /
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson and fam
lily motored to Long Lake 'on Sunday
where they visited with Willie Olson
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgard Berg and fam.
lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar .Wahlquist were
| entertained at the P. J. Gibson home
on Sunday. e., :'.-t .~% 80.
Mrs. oErick Rosen: returned to her
home after few days stay in Willma1
- Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Kostka are
the proud parents of a baby girl born
to them on Thursday morning.
Morris Eastman assisted Roy Lind
quist with work last week. 49,
Henry Aspaas visited at Ole Blom
quist's Sunday.
'Richard Rudbeck and son Martin
were business callers in WiNmar or
Tuesday. '...
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
A Bad Storm

s: bad storm passed over here last
week in the shape of a hard rain and
hail but no damage was done. South
east Of here it formed into cyclone
and followed along near Cape Bad
Luck and destroying the roof of Pete
zSunde's hog house and Pete Nepsun's
wood pile just missing his barn. It
tore down the barn on the Crawford
Blake!ey farm and destroyed his yard
around the barn also the grove and
the one on the Dennis Kelly place and
a barn on. Mr.. Stoner's place. It also
done damage to the cottages along the
north shore of Lake Koronis. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10

Rev. Mccullough held services at
the Priam schoo lhouse Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. "a very large crowd
attended. > s.. es b. s. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Berg Of near Will
mar Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of
Svea, Ruby Olson and Walter Sven
son were entertained for dinner Sun
day at Alvin Isaacson's. u: !.
Reuben Johnson of Moline, ILL.,, Wis
tied at Evan Erickson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dutmer Haun autoed
up from Dakota to visit with the John
Euling family. .z & J.
Mr.. and Mrs John Zuidema and fam
lily OF Roseland visited at John Eult
ing's Sunday evening. . &
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew johnson and
son Hans and daughter Stella and Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Isaacson and family
were entertained at Chas. Isaacson's
Sunday afternoon. :
A parcel shower was held at the f.
Card home Friday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Harry Card. The evening was
spent in playing games after which a
delicious luncheon was served. ~ =
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Isaacson motor.
:. ed to Willmar Saturday evening where
Mrs. 1saacson visited at the. Harry OF.
son home and Mr.. Isaacson attended
the shower given at the p. P. Johnson
home in honor Of Walter Swenson.] ! f.
Miss Flora Euling spent. the week
end at her parental home. :,s.:s.
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs.
Frank Card on Wednesday afternoon,
May 10th " -*zs- :. ."3,-s 4
School closes Friday of this. week
and a picnic will be held at the school
house on that day. All are welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10

Vivian Jensen assisted Mrs. H. o.
Mature a few days with the house
work last week. 81 ..= .5E3 n =
Harry Camp came up from Mime.
apolis on Saturday on business call
to Ed Camps also to visit at the F.
Portz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Portz Sr. and fam
lily and Harry Camp visited at Victor
1saacson's Sunday evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and Art
He'd of Svea and Joe Rusten were en-
tertained at Alvin Isaacson's On Sun
day evening. ,S.5.
Quite a few people OF this vicinity
attended the confirmat ton exercises at
the Norwegian Luthe church at
Willmar. Mabel Gunderson and Clar-
|ence Lillebergswere two Of those that
were confirmed. .s..3..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
Here From Glenwood

Mrs. Helen Wilson of Glenwoo,d ar.
rived at Paynesville Tuesday morn.
ing and was met by j. o. Nelson who
took her to Irving to spend the day
with her mother who has been sick
She also called on her two sisters, Mrs
J. 0. Nelson and Mrs. Hermie Pelkey
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
Close Successful Terms

Miss Alma Johns closed her. term
of school in Dist. 92> and Miss Lura
McLouth closed her school in Dist. &c.
They with their pupils enjoyed pic
mic at Green Lake in the afternoon.
Ice cream and cake was served and
they had most enjoyable afternoon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
and their families here before going
home IN the evening.
Father Dead

Anton sImhohf who lives north Of
here received the message Saturday
that his father had passed away that
morning at his home in Iowa. He will
leave Monday for that place to attend
the. funeral which will take place on
Tuesday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
PRIAM' !.

May S-Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Hvam
and son Elmer of Willmar were en-
tertained> at George Llllebergis on
Sunday. tH@z ...= H:..=.E@. r..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
Springtime Is Suit Time = Don't Let
Easter Slip Around Before You Have
Selected Your Spring Suit

Suits and Spring seem to just naturally 60 together
Every woman wants Suit and especially Suit
like the ones now presenting. These are beau
tifully embroidered and are modelled in the box or
flare styles. Only the fabrics favored this Spring
have been used and these in range of colors that
gives you pleasing choice. These are the kind of
Suits that seem have the Spirit of Spring about
them. They decidedly and most attractivey
priced-$25.O0, $500 and $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
Henderson COrSetS

The New Henderson Coes ready showing
Guiding the and figure models Plain couds peo
mate in pink and whie-Sl 90 to S 200.
splendid model for the figure has elastic bust line double
elastic the skirt and material abdomen We
recommend this model highy-S6.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
A Fresh Supply of the Dainty
KruiSsink COrsages

Our Neckwear Department has new show
ing of these exquisite flower clusters. Every
boquet is symphony of delicate shades, artis-
tically bIended-Sl.5O to $500.