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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-15

FOR SALE-Pure-b bred Jersey bull,
coming two years old, not registered.
Fine individual. Phone 713, W. C..
Postlethwaite. 68-72c
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-15

An old colored woman in Alabama
was on her sick bed and fearing the
worst, essayed to make preparation,
for her departure.
"Willyum," she said to her devoted
spouse, "yo gotter promise to bury me
in de old place in Bummin'ham nea,
nah nanny All amt gwine to rest
in peace among all desc strange
folkses hyah."
"Dat'll be all right" assured Willv.
um' we is gwine try yo' hyah fust,
an den, does yo' start raisin' a ruckus
we Is gwine try yo' in Bummin' ham,"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-15

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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-15

LOST-Bunch of Office keys, Thursday
in Caldwell. L. J. Magee. 67-69c
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-15
Cooperation Between
President and Congress
Citation of Record of Legislation Refutes
Charges of DO. Nothing" Congress and
Shows Completion of Well Defined
Program :
Program

}. .. REPRESENTATIVES, FRANK MONDELL
(wYOMING). REPUBLICAN FLOOR LEADER
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-15

w. B. Mitchell of Parma spent a
few hours n this city Saturday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-15
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Seventh
judicial District of the State Of Ida
no, In and for the County OF Canyon.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
6rdn :.
e BEL einfaufen ielbit mil

@e9ne bei @infdufen ielbit nit.
9 nidt bart, nllr felt;
Die ifarflte alinge iih biegen ldBt.
Sur ser @eoanfe lit unier, nidt
oas 3iel.
@er begiunt nit 2itgen,
@n5et nit 9etriigen.
Ole @roBen idaifen oas @roBe,
Die @uten oo8 Gollernoe.
GerIange ME con einem Men.
lden, oaB er oenft mie ou.
Sn6e 6reunoe llno 9efaunte
ni6t nm Sic @iiens5eit auf.
@roBe Staatsmdnncr MAIDEN
@eidifte, feline @eiGidten.
@enis gilt oie 9ebre, uilo iei
lie nod 10 gut, ge9en bas 2eben.
g e SterbetageS @icoerfebr
@efeudtet iid fein slitge mebr.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
Nm

9aS 8oli5eiouto bate bodite @e
idDinOigfeit eingei1oltet un0 rate
Die GbauileeitraBe e%ntlang Oen TO.
ten Ilito nad).
&ommiilar 9eggenOorf ltan0 I'M
Guto uno p~erfolgte nit Dem @laS
Den %poroeren &ogeu.
Ser Serl fGbrt Elm pabniinni
9es Eempol Ger 9l6itauo miro nidt
%gcringer!" manote lid Der 9onumii
Tar al Die beioen geanlfen.
oNeinl" entgegnete Ytiiller. y0o.
bel milB er Reroen boben lpie Strif.
fe. Wian bat ms bod benerft.
Oos liebt man ans ocn dllgitliheu
@ebGroen Der 6rou. Groboem
fdbrt er gan5 liderl"
u@r miro oas bon ieinem balls.
brederiiden BERTHE Der geiuobnt
iein!" mari Der anoere 9eonnte ein.
v@ewiBl" untportete 0eggen.
oorf. nNitBeroem iebt er allies auf
cine aarte.. Gr nutB cine unglaub.
Iihe 6redbeit 6oben, oas belpeiit
idlon iein rafiinicrtes Sorgeben IN
Dem Sail ser &iiolpora.
Ser &ortier bat mir er5dblt, oab
er ii6 oas 9ein peritouht unO Den
gon5en Gag beilte i'm 9ett gcle.
gen bat" beridltete Ser Sriminolbe.
ante leinem Gbef.
lin 10 eritounlider lit es. oab
er im Guto littl"
u@r mnB Die @eiabr getuittert
babenl s(6er er entfommt uns nidt
mebrl@
n8ieaeidt iibcrmonnen i'm aud
oie Sdmcr5en. SdlieBli6 lit ie.
Der elm Menid, mo iiber feline Srait
fam niemanol"
nglber @ruber bat er5Gblt. Die
5rau ~lteiicre aud mo lit ourd Die
StroBen nit GROCER Sid)crbeit &c.
fnbren.~
.9as belogt nidt bell Sest lit Tie
nerpos. oenn iie bat ms berncrtt
uno peiB genau, I'M mas Die Sa9o
gebt. Sbre Heruen pcroen 0lterit
! periaaen."
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
Jnlann.

Wene- amerifaniide Arbeiterpartei.
Stem gorf. = Sn DEM Seritig-
ton Sbeoter taste oieier Gage
cine @rbeiter.8 e rlommlung, Die eill-
berufen NOR, Inn cine amerifaniide
arbeiter-8arte ms 2eben gu rutetl.
Morris Siaquit, Der in Der Ser
lammlung ben 8oriis fiibrte, belt
AUDI oie Sauptreoe.
vSie iino auiammenberufen NOR
ben, rief Serr Siaquit oen ihm
suiubeln0en Arbeitern 81, D1ld]t
nut Inn Ranoioaten fir offentlife
Nemter gu ratifi8ieren, iouoern ailt
Inn cine rleue Bartei 81 ratifbieren
Die omerifanii6e lrbeiter- Bartet
welde in oieier 8eriammlung Dor
ben 0Gblern Sieies 2anoes ibre
g~erbeusung madt. 9ie amerifani'
Idle Mrbeiter.B artei lit elm Gampi,
genoIie Der iootnliitiihen 8artet, Der
Garmer- Mrbeiter- @nrtei uno pieler
progreIiiper Nrbeiter- 2ofalperbdnoe
uno Die 8artei lit cine 1%00-pro5en-
tige arbeiterflaIie-8art
SER &iaquit iaste, Die amerifa'
ui{he Mrbeiter. 8artei iei i'm Sc
bruar bon 200 Mdnnern uno
Srauen Ing 2eben serufen poroen,
,melfe 5000, 600 organiiierte ar.
better un6 Sarmer I'M gan5en @e-
bet Ser Union reprdientiert, un6 aiii
8eronlaIillng Ser organifierten 81
ienbabn. arbeiter 6uiammentratem
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
Ser f6Iaue Sobanr

Der i9Iaue Sobann.
Serr: Sor' nal, Sobann: ollie
aberdeen ieben mid uno meine
6rau init 10 oeridmibten Mieuen
oil, oil bait ibnen ood niht etpa ge-
ia9t, Dab mir crit ieit oierSebn 9a-
gen perbeirotet iin0 uno urs alif ser
&od5eitsreiie befinoen2
Sobonn: Nein, sn1oiger Serr!
SEER: Nuu, oas luonte i'd Dir
audi nidt seraten boben, id bate
Dies ia aud auSoriidlid perboten.
8as iaeit ou oenr, tuenn oie 2eite
DID iiber uns befragen2
Sobann: SD iage: sic IinO nod
gar nidt uerbeirntetl
9oppeIiinnie q. Gin CABIN.
ar5t nniBte feline Grnris bon einem
St1otden 5il anoeren berlegen uno
bat 81 oieiem 8met feline nIten
Runoen Inn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gus cine lortete: SEER Gain.
ur5t S. bat mir adt 3Gbne einae-
iest4 Die i0mtlid gu meiner uouen
8ufrieoenbeit ausieIeal"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27

taitcte ic uad Dem gtrm Oes Ian.
mes.
LIN @oiicswiucn Greopl" idrie
iie oui.
rgsas sibt esq gSarum iareiit
Cup"
Ser Moiorio6rcrl"
1g9oS lit nit i6mg 60 reoe OOh!
SD fam mid3 nid)t moreben!"
Gin Auto lit ST icbenl"
.Gesbalb braidlit III ooh nidi
gu idreien, @erdl"
Ser Motorfabrer ipriugt bonn
&aOl"
rSpriuat abb"
nSa. CT iutuft Dem auto!"
sgSas iou Oas beiBen.
oGos Auto baltl Ser Wiotorfab.
rer ipridt nit eiuem Serrul Gr
peiit nit Ger 0anO mad ms, Sire.
Opl"
n@rfennit Gu ooS genail, @era2"
s@an5 o%ertlidl@
o@eridte weiterl Sd bari mid
nidt umidaucu! SD uebme ieet al.
berite @eihpinoigfeitl~
IN Is, 5reopl Sic iolgen nnsl
gludl lie nebnleu roideres Gempo!"
Sinh mir i'm &oriprmg?~
oSa, nod lit CT arobl Ger Mo.
torfabrer idbrt mieOer 3nriid mad!
gcrlinl~
rSeroommt, 10 iiuo iie>uns ood
ouf Den 5%erIenl"
rSie itebeu i'm auntol Ger cine
idoiit nit Dem @las naf inns"
sic iinO es, 8eral g(ber MIR
Gubel Sort Tul Sn menigen 9i.
nuen fommt cine @egfreu5lme,
BORT fam eS unS geIiugeu. ibren
9liden 3i entidluiuoeu. SD femme
0en 8eg genau."
n&onnit Oh nod iabrerL 5reOp2"
D0ie @efobr gibt mir 9raitl"
ngIber On iiebit totenbIaB aus,
un6 Define 9ippen bliiteul"
sd belize lie mir tuun0 Dor
Sdjmer3enl Nur nod Strait mib i)
boben bis sur @egfreu3ungl SIS
mltB gebenl"
lin @ottcsmiGen 6reop, iiebit
Gil BORT ole @obngeleiie?~
n&eroommt, mill DER ms oen
Neg periperren2"
n6reop, cr IdBt oie Sdronfeu
berlmter!"
o9ieier Gicl bon eiliem 9a6nlpGr
teri Scam CT -nidt morteuL bis mir
biniiber iiuo2~
2ebboft pinfte ser Mann nit Ger
San0.
nS5it ser 9lbitano nod groB, @e.
ro2 Sin0 iie inns n6ber aefommrn2"
Sic iinO nod INNER meit ent
iernt!~
n@ir i1afien'S 8eral aber mir
miiiien nod Dor Dem @iutrciien oeS
3uges iiber ole @eleiie.~
nglber Der 8abnn1rter mintt alb,
5reopl"
n2aB i'm minfenl"
~9ie S6ronfen limo idon beriiu.
teri
Sci obne Gorge, Die bredeu
mie Streidbol8er, penn ib ourd-
raie. Gieiem Sempo bdlt nidts
itanol"
lin @immelsipiaen, 5reop, BORT
gu nid)t oas Hdttern oes 3uges2
- Salt elm! g9ir limo oerlo.
renl Salt ein!"
Grregt ioBtc oie 6rau na6 Dem
Arm oes MamcS.
@eitig l6iittelte er tie nb mo
idrie:
o8ir miiiien 0urdL menu mir
gum 3iele fommen mollenl llno
mir idoffen es, @erol"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27

/ limo Dir unbefnunt. OH bait tus
ME eeIeben. Geine Gadbarn bic.
BEN uns, Dir Dies %on5utun. Oh
bit elmer Der 4erIe, oie Oen qIou
Oenun5iert baben."
0odoem er eegen %8tuan5ie Siebe
erbalten bate, iagte er: ,@enn
Dies 100pro5entig onerifaniih lit,
min i1 nifts onbon piiIen." elmer
Der MGnner iagte: n0u niuit
nift, be?" un0 iie oerietten linn
nod sebn Siebe in0em lie Inaten:
ogieaeidt gefdut es Cir nun Def.
Ter"
0as auspeitiden purOe bon 8pei
M1nnern beiorgt, abpe6ielno BON
ieoer Seite. sic bro6ten i'm 5tuei
Meiler 5uriid unO gaben ibn oann
fret, inoem ie Iaeten: ,Run balte
0ein MauI; penn gu es nidt TUT,
peroen mir Dies nod einmol tIn
miiiien, uno Oos nddite WtaI per-
ben mir Seer uno 6eoeru benltben."
Sdierlmnrl, Der AZ Sabre alt lit,
bat Srou rno orei &inoer.
llnterimdnns angeOrOnet.
Sopefo. Seas. = @olperneur GI.
len erIieB cine @rfIdrung inbe5ug
ouf oie MuspeitiHung BON Wunor
3beo0or SHierlmon obn 9ibertp,
uno Iaete, oaB es nifts oltsmode,
rper oos Muspeitiden geton babe.
!. yOie @erantnortlidfeit rubt auf
ben S6ultern oerer, Oie Ii6 Der
8erfleioung beoienen unO oos Mob.
redt preOigen, Inn Oos @eieb in ibre
eigenen Sdn0e 5u nebmen", lagte
Ser @ounernelr.
@eneralItaotsantuolt Sopfins
Itent cine enereiide l1nteriu6uu9
an, iagte Ser @ouperneur.
8eIdlngnnbme BON ySdnapsi6if.
fen" anfredlt erbalten.
Nep gorf. Die 8eboiip-
tung Der @egieruu9, 0oB elm
S6nopsi1mueeelidiff aud uuBer.
bol6 ser 0reimeilengren5e, nber in-
nerbolb bier Meilen bon Ser Siilte
beIhloanabmt neroen fam, nenn
qe8eiqt meroen fam, Dab es nit Der
omerifaniI6en &iiIte ungeiebliden
Sanoel getrieben bat, wuroe Jest
BON &idter So5el in einem Sale
gegen oen britiiden SGoner Senrp
8. @oriboG aufreft erbalten.
sir Die lettiiden G%ntbcraner.
Stem yorf. lleber Die Gage
lettiiher 2utberoner in &uBlono
beri6tet @ii6of Gutenberg bon Der
lettiid. lutberiiden @emeinoe III
GuBlono on 81. Morebeoo II. a. FOL.
gen0es:
vgae friiberen Iettiihen Raitoren
Iino enttpeoer ~lgeItorben ooer baben
oos 2ano perloiien. aber es meilen
nod immer 100000 2utberoner in
HuBlano, oie geiitliden SroItes be-
biirfen. Obgleid i9 elm gebro6ener
W9onn bin uno nod elmer Seilonltalt
ae6en ioate, mrB i1 auf meinem
Soften perbIeiben, Inn Die Stride 81
reorganiIieren. Gieie Aufgabe fam
obne oie l1nterItiibung amerifaS
nidt unternommen ner5e1. Sic per-
Ieben uns oermnBen nit Torroten,
6oB i'd tros meiner ShmGfe pieoer
orbeiten fam. sic baben uniere Sir
de pom @uin gerettet nno Dem
Sunger uno @leno Salt geboten."
9os geotional 2utberan Council,
SO. 437-5. ape., New gorf, bittet
cole @onner, linn obgelegte &ode,
lle6err0de, ifppere &leioer, Inter
5eug, Soien, G6ube, fur5 o1es, mas
ent6ebrli6 in einem Sausbalt 1T, 81
iibermitteln.
Die 2ebensfOiten in 9entidlano,
@aibington, 8. 6. = Die Soften
fir oen 2ebensunterbolt in Geutlh'
LAMB Iino felt Der 8eit Dor Dem arie'
ge Inn oas 163fa6e geitiegen, uno
felt Dem lebten Sabr iino lie UNI oas
13fade in sic &obe gegangen, mie
oas Sanoels.9 epartement beriftet-
Nad BEN 8eridten oes amerifo-
niif,en SonSelsattades Serriug in
Berlin balten Die 2obne ni6t glei-
den Sdritt nit Der Gnttpertling Der
Marf.
s II i n :.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27

~ RNhA ohoHtNAINNAf wv WYNN
%oernsnert it,
9ommiRar 9eggenoorf nidte Dem
iiunaen 9eamteu 81 uno e%ntgegnete
ladelno:
.Ulein lieber MiiIer, tpenn sic
nal Sabr5ebnte bel Der goIi3ei iiHO,
pie i'd es bin, oonn fperoeu sic
oud rubiaer meroen. es 1T nidt
meine erite gerfolgune, ole id I'M
Quto made
gtnO sic elauben beitimmt all
Den @rfolg Der 6abrt. Serr aommiI-
iar2" frogte Wliiaer erregt uno iei-
ne Augeu blidten Dem raienoen ro-
ten auto nad.
@ieoer idaute 3eggenoorf onge.
ltrengt ourd ons @las.
sd bin OopoH iber5eugt, aber
mir miiiien Dor Der @egfreu3ung Die
gerbreder nod einboleu. Gort lit
Die ein5ige @elegeubeit, no lie uns
eutpiidlen founen."
.Sb uus oas moglid iein mirO2~
&ommiiar 0eggenoorf seigte nit
Der misgeitredten Snno IN Die Ser
ne unO fraete:
eSeben sic BORT oen 9a9niibcr.
eaue2"
1Sa" anttporteten ole 6eiOeH Jun.
gem 9eomten erregt.
9ommiiior 0%eggenoorf 5og feline
llbr uno mari einen glid o%orauf.
~Sn orei Wlinuten ungeiGbr muB
Der D.3ug @ittenberge-9iibed-
Giel oieie StraBe freu5enl"
pSa!" ihrie Der cine DER geam-
ten. sDie Sdranfen mer6en iton
geidIoiienl"
Isle miiiien b%aItenI"
S@r nintt Dem 9abnp1rter!~
nSeufell @ia er nod biniiber2"
n3u5utrauen 1T es ibml"
Ser ga%bnpGrter mebrt erregt
abb"
Or maBigt oos eempo nod
nidtl~
nSoren sic oas 6audcn ser SO.
fomotioe2"
nSit Der Serl wabniiunig9~
pgr bGIt brett auf Die Sdranfen
8u!~
Ser 8ual lin @otteswiaem, Der
3ugl"
Gin s6rei Ocs entieeeuS brad,
aus auer Wiunoe, uno. Der Sdref.
fen Idbmte allen ole Sprd6e.
9as Boli5eiailto bate mtpiafiir-
lid Die 5obrt uerfangiomt. pGbreno
Der 9.3ug nit raienoer @eidpins
oigfeit iiberquerte.
@ntlebte @eiidter beugten iid) aus
ben 5enitern.
aommiiior Geeeen0orf bate Iib
6uerlt Dieoer gefoBt.
Roi6 befabl er Dem Chauffeur, 5i
balten.
Gin entiebIides Bib bot Iid ibreu
aitgen oar.
0as Auto hibr in roienoem Gem.
pc ourf Die Sdranfe, Die derbroden
5u goOen fiel. SIN gIeifen ai.
geublid fam Der 0.3ug anseraIt uno
oas auto praIte nit boiler @utt
nit Dem 3ug 5uiammen.
Gin Observation-Disclosures Small --
Elm furdtbarer Silieruf -- greae
6lommen itlugen aus Dem 8agen
- 5iuei menidIife G0rper muir.
Den bodeefuorfen uno Der
0-3ug ratterte roltlos tpeiter uno
beridiuano an Der naditen @oIo-
ede.
3otenitiue foIgtel
gur alb uno 81 elm fleiner Rnau
erplooierenoer @aie.
Wit Neutrality-suspicious. auaen
i~torrten Die beioen iungen 8eamten
ouf oas grauenpuIe Bib Der Der
piiltung, OaS iid bier 5eigte.
Auh Der 8abnip1rter uno feline
5rou, iopie elm fiinfidbriges Bib
lein ltanoen on9ltpou uno nit ent.
Iebten @eiidtern inter ser Saustiire
nno pagten iif nidt udber 5u ire
ten.
Nur &ommiiiar Geggenoorf eing
All Den beritiimmclten 9eihnom oes
Wtonnes uno feline Augen luften
oen Der Sroit, ole our6 oen uige.
beiren 3ulommenpraG melt iiber
oas @eleiie seidleiloert poroen mar.
Gridiittert blidte er olf Die
3riimmer, 5og ieinen Sut uno iogte
leiie au ieiner 8eamten, Die nod
INNER inter oem gonne oes @r.
lebten itanoen.
a3n ip6tl Sier bat elm boberer
Hidter ooS llrteil geiprohenI"
(SdIuE foIet).
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-13
LAKE CRYSTAL NOTES

Lake Crystal. October 6.-Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Neessen, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E.
Slattery motored to New Ulm Tues
day evening.
John Hughes, Miss Sadye Hughes
and Lizzie M. Williams returned home
Tuesday evening from an auto trip to
Cambria where they visited Miss
Hughes's sister Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Roberts. They all reported a very
pleasant trip.
Sunday school class number three Of
the Presbyterian church met with Miss
Margaret Roberts Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neesson left
Thursday, for Winthrop where Mr..
Neessen has bought a grocery store
Mr.. Neessen was formerly of the Nees-
son Brothers grocery of this city Their
store here will be under the manage
ment of Arthur Neessen from now on.
William NJ. Williams moved Mr.. Nees-
sons household goods by truck to Win
throp Thursday.
Several neighbors and friends near
the Reese Lewis home spent a very
pleasant social evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese Lewis last Thursday.
Floyd Jones is making the dust fly
with an Overland 80 bought last week
from Luther Gilmore
wallace Estelle, farmer living
south of the city is driving new
Studebaker light six bought of Luther
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
SCORED BYDAILY
BODY DELAYED MOVE ON
CHARTER CHANGES
HAD. THEM LAST MAY
Then City Attorney Brings Out
That Old Word "Camou-
f1age" For Use

The city charter commission, in
the opinion of C. y. Daily, attorney
for that body, has Crossed the Ru-
bicon," and he now believes in
fighting along the same lines in an
effort to compel the city council to
submit the proposed changes to the
charter to a vote of the people. Mr..
Daily in an interview given The
Free Press this morning upon his
return from st. Paul, said that
there was a big word used during
the world war. This word was
"camoufage. THAT word" said
Mr.. Daily, expresses my idea of
the technical objection of the city
officials"
What Daily Says
Mr.. Daily's statement is as fol-
lows: +.
II shall advise the charter com
mission that it is their duty to pro-
pose charter amendments for to be
voted on by the electors Of this
city and not the city council. If
the law is otherwis the right to
propose charters and charter
amendments should be given to the
city councils and the provisinns to
have a board of freeholders to pro-
pose charters or amendments should
be repealed. The charter commits
sion presented the proposed charter
amendments to the mayor and city
council last May. They were help
less to do any more. The city
council had the right, and the ex-
elusive right, to call special elec-
ton for the people to vote On the
proposed amendments in June or
any later date, but they did not see
fit to do so.
Council Must Act.
'In my opinion the city council,
in time, will have to carry out the
positive provisions of the law and
submit the proposed charter amend
ments to the electors Of this city
for approval or rejection. The char
tie commission should take steps to
have the matter reviewed by the
supreme court 1t would be boys
play to do otherwise. The charter
commission, in my opinion, has
Crossed the Rubicon." There is a
big word that was used great deal
during the war, "camoufiage." That
word expresses my idea of the tech
nical objections of the city OIL
Gals"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-13

Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Davis and
family and Miss Sybilla fanny were
entertained last Sunday at the Mil
ton home near Traverse.
Mrs. Mary Carr. mother of F. ].
Carr, suffered a stroke of paralysis
last Wednesday and continues quite
i'll, but not serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deusbabic
OF Waterville motpred out to Lake
Jefferson Sunday and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. H. Wendell
schafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Greenig of
Kasota are spending a few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Livingston.
They welcomed a little son to their
home Thursday, September %.
Miss Rose Kessler spent the past
week at Marysburg, returning home
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Volk is spending the
week with her husband at Mankato,
who has been removed after a Sc
we're operation at ST. Joseph's hos
pital, where he has been patient
for several weeks at the home , Of
his father, William Volk.
Miss Alice Crosstield, who is
teaching near Ottawa, was a guest
over Sunday of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Crossfield.
Mrs. A. T.. Sawyer and son Lyle
were shoppers at st. Peter last
Cecilia volk has been on the sick
list the past two weeks with yellow
jaundice.
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Lamberton. where Mr.. Brown will
assume the pastorate Of the Meth
odist church. The community re-
grets to lose this family from the
village, but hope that happiness
and success may follow them. Mr..
Brown, as pastor in this place
the past four years, has been a fine
influence for good and his work
here will not cease with his depar-
ture, but will be felt for many
years.
Last Sunday both the Baptist
and Methodist churches welcomed
new pastors. Rev. DeLos Fuller
comes from Frazee, Mimi. to take
while Rev. H. Illingworth, who last
been assigned by the conference to
the Methodist church at this place.
These men will receive the hearty
welcome of the community.
1t Is understood that Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles yStarbuck are contem
plating moving onto one of their
farms in the near future. Their
removal will be a loss to the vii
lage, but a farm without the owner
on ii is usually a poor investment
now that land is so high in price.
There was no school Friday be-
cause of the southwestern teach
ers' association convention in Man
kato. The faculty was in atten-
dance.
The Methodist church was the
scene of a pleasant social affair
Friday evening of last week, when
joint reception was rendered to
the Rev. Brown and Rev. Hing
worth. Over a hundred people gath
cred to welcome the new pastor and
bid God speed to the old one. The
efficient decorating committee had
transformed the church into a bow
er of beauty through their artistic
use OF flowers and leaves. A short
program was rendered consisting
of flute solos by Paul Thew, a reel.
tation by Margaret Purvis, short
farewell to Mr.. Brown by c. M.
Warren and words of greeting to
Mr.. Illingworth by Mrs. Lowell. Ice
cream and cake was served at the
close of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Lowell and son
James plan to drive to Minneapolis
Saturday and remain over a few
DAYS to attend the dairy show.
While there thew will be guests Of
Mrs. Margaret Porter.
Dame nature favored Vernon
with quite a shower Friday which
was much appreciated. Fall sown
grain in this vicinity has been max
ing a fine growth during the warm
DAYS following the rain of a fort
night ago, but the high winds OF
the past few days had absorbed
most Of the moisture.
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VALUABLE HORSE WAS SHOT
Animal Impaled On Brace Which
Support Auto Bumper

Rochester, October 7.-Impaled
on the brace which SUPPORTS the
bumper on the front of an auto, a
valuable horse belonging to George
Burnham, living two miles from
Rochester on the west side Of the
Oronoco road was so severely injur-
ed as the result of collision yes :
terday afternoon that the owner OF
the animal was forced to shoot it.
The accident occurred at the
driveway leading into the Burnham
farmstead where, owing to the
of the highway the
incline to the farmhouse is very
steep and is enclosed by high banks
on either side. The place is particu-
larly dangerous and Mr.. Burnham
has made several attempts to have
the place repaired in order to afford
protection to the lives and property
of those entering and leaving the
farm. The driveway fresh the main
road to the farm yard is exceedingly
steep and the high banks obscure
the view from both sides.
place was going out to the corn field
of horses and a wagon. The horses
were trotting down the steep grade
All dthe hired man did not notice the
approach of a car from the north
until the animals were on the road.
J. E. Greed of Rochester was driv-
ing his machine at a very reason
able rate Of speed and coming in
the direction of Rochester. At the
moment the team of horses reached
the highway the Creed machine was
close at hand. The hired man pulled
up on the horses and turned to the
right while Mr.. Greed, in the hope
of avoiding a collision, swung sharp
ly to the left. But an accident was
unavoidable, and the left horse and
car collided. The animal fell to the
ground and in struggling. kicked
one end of the bumper free from its
support. This wa5 unfortunate for
the unprotected brace worked into
the side Of the animal and the horse
was impaled on the sharp protrud-
Ing end of the brace.
The young men who drove the
animals became excited and il took
some time before the auto could be
moved back. The animal was so
severely injured that the owner or
dered it shot.