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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-20

Millions Of mothers keep California;
Fig Syrup" handy. They know tea
spoonful today saves sick child to-
morrow Ask your druggist for genu-
inc California Fig Syrup" which has,
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother.
You must say California" OF you may
get an imitation fig syrup.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
OLIVIA LETS CONTRACTS
FOR SCHOOL BUILDING


SIS The Breaker Construction Company
was awarded the contract for the-gen-
seral construction Of the new high
school building that IS to be erected
at Olivia IS soon as weather condi-
tons will permit. This company had
the lowest bid on the work to be done,
This company submitted their bid to
the board to- do the general construc.
ton Of the building for $112.010.00,
which swassaccepted by the board. This
company is well known in Olivia as
they have done construction work in
this town in former years. The Twin
City Electric Co. got the electric work
At $5.3s0:O0, this amount being the
lowest bid
% was found that James Conroy Of
ST, Paul Was the lowest bidder on the
heating, and for plum ing MEG uillan
sBrothers of Sc. Pau. Oliviasis sure to
get =ansup-to-d date school building at !
reasonable price. s.s.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
F1AN

Feb. g Jud eSSmi th1onsis on the sick
list and Gust Harris is doing his
chores. s. -, 81 n
SIS Jens Gronli was a New London cal
Ter between trains Thursday and was
accompanied home by his brother-in-
law, Lawrence Christofferson.
The fish have been running good a..
"Hog Back" the past week or SO and
e. large number Of fishermen have car
ried some fine fish home. s5l &
AS February End was ground hog
day and he could see his shadow six
weeks more winter is expected.
Harve Yetter who lives near Lake
Koronis and who has been suffering
from paralysis of the bowels, is i'm
proving and HIS complete recovery is
said to be certain unless some compli-
cations set in. He is being taken care
Of by Joe Peters ofsPaynesville.
Ruby 1verson has been confined to
her he'd ON account Of a severe cold.
Frank Jones left Tuesday for New
|: Ellington, IS. D., Via the 500 line to
assist his brother-inlaw, Paul Trel-
stad, in getting ready for. his regis
tered Duroc hog sale Feb. 9Th.
Anton Otteson transacted business
in New London between trains on
Wednesday. .4 it:z.< +. :.
Arne Gronli. returned home Thurs
day afternoon.
Howard Reamer: left Monday for his
home in AtWater after spending a
week with friends in this vicinity.
Only six pupils were present at
school in Dist l. Wednesday, it being
so cold. s..s. p. "" r g.
Or. Ausman of Paynesville was a
professional caller in town Tuesday
night. -Lh
Page WEIGH and Martin Otteson
We're New London callers between
trains Thursday. - i>S:S.-
PETERS ice crew finished up their
ice harvest at aSpicer the first Of the
week. Levi WEIGH of this place was
one of the crew.
The roads being so bad and the
snow so deep that Mrs. N. G. Norris,
oA Ia OAes' l: was unable 10 get
to school Thursday, there was no
school, :.
Charley Driver who the past year
has rented the old Churchill place,
three miles north of here, has rented
farm at Litchf1eld and is. moving his
family there. - IL.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. o. Nelson and dau-
ghters Lavina, Olive and Ida Marie
We're entertained at the Anton ~Imhoff
home Sunday afternoon. 53@
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
DOVR|||:;E,.

Jan. 3l-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miner
and son visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Helmer's at Willmar Thursday. -: :;
Mrs. Matilda Bitterness, daughters
Ethel and Verna,G and sons Joseph and
Harry, spent Saturday afternoon, with
Mrs. Willie Lundberg at Willmar, the
day being Mrs. Lundberg's birthday
anniversary. *:
Evelyn Vikse who has been assist
ing Mrs. M. Kallevig for some time is
at; present staying at her parental
home.
Mrs. N. B. Leines spent Thursday
evening with Mrs. Arnold Tommer-
aasen.
Norman Westrum visited at Alfred
Vests at Willmar from Sunday until
Monday. ~
Sunday evening, Jan. %, about 25
| relatives and friends gathered at the
home OF Mrs. Mathilda bitterness. the
day being Russell Bitterness birthday
anniversary. He was presented: with
a gold ring. The evening was spent
in social way and lunch was served
| and all enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. Albin Bjork gave a party on
Saturday evening to some of her
| friends.
Mrs T. O. Sletten spent Thursday
afternoon with her daughter, Mrs Ar
! mold Tomm eraasen ~~>
| Norman Westrum left Monday for
Spicer to visit with relatives and
friends. =. ~
George Vikse gave a sleigh ride
party to thirteen Of his friends Sur
day evening. They all enjoyed it very
much and look for one more
| Ten young folks from WilImar en-
joyed sleigh ride Tuesday evening
from Willmar out to Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Birkeland's and spent the ey.
enlng there. Lunch was served and
they all had a good time x
Henry Skaftedahl visited with Geo.
Vikse from Thursday until Friday.
Joseph Bitterness and Norman Yves
trum called on Theo. .Birkeland Fri
day.
Violet Bjork, Judith Olson, Minnie
Bergman, Mrs. Pete Olson and son AL
bert of Willmar we're amongst those
who attended the party, at .Albin
Bjork's Saturday evening. ,,--'.-. -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miner and
son called at Mr. and Mrs. Elof Otter
ness at Willmar Thursday afternoon.
I Elmer Swenson called on A. :Dok-
ken Sunday. - p @s -, ,,i5
Mrs. Matilda bitterness, daughters
Ethel and Verna, and sons Joseph and
Harry called on A. Vests at Willmar
on Saturday. 1920. -. 80
George Vikse called on Charles Mn
err Monday. =, =. -
! Mrs. Arnold Tommeraasen7 spent
Wednesday afternoon with her moth.
er, Mrs. T. o. Sletten. T.
l.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
SALVATION ARMY REPORT z
Income since July to 1st of January,

Income since July to LIST of January,
X year. - ~,
Collections, cartridges, Home Ser
vice Fund. Home League, Y. p. u.
Special goes profit from publications,
cash on hand, money for relief, total
$935.O7.
Outgo: = ~ - =;
Rent, light and heat for hall, Divi-
sional Fund, printing, furniture for
Corp, repairs. organ, building fund,
Up. Nv, Home League, salaries
for two officers, relief and cash on
hand, total .$935!O7. IL 4 =
Meetings for adults-S8.
Meetings for children and young
people
Open air meetings 20.
Sick people visited-118.
Visitation-1O46 hours.
War Crys. sold--245S.
Social calls-14.
Investigation calls-23.
Garments distributed-255.
s Shoes given pairs. 81
Candy, nuts, toys and clothes given
to q children through funds given BY
d erican Legion at Christmas. s..
10 Christmas baskets given through
funds given BY the mayor. Meals,
coal, groceries given out. *-,
Z
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08

.zROSEItIl n

Feb. s and Mrs. "a. E. Blom-
quist spent Thursday at the W. T.
Blomquist home. 81
Roy Hawkinson was a county seat
caller on Tuesday. s !.
Fred Lindquist, Edwin Eastlund,
Axel Leverants and Ole Blomquist
spent Wednesday in Willmar on bu-
siness. 49, u: sc is s. sz
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eastman and
sons Morris and Archie were enter
tanned at the Roy Lindquist home last
Sunday. VI
George Minkel and his father made
a couple days stay at the Charley
Kostka home on account Of the snow
storm. They were unable to get
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Lindquist and
family spent Sunday at the Roy Lind
quist home. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Olson and son
Wayne made short call at the A. O.
Renstrom home last Saturday after
noon. ...,
The III. Peterson young folks en-
tertained "a number of their friends on
Saturday evening.
Ture Carlson! and Melvin Renstrom
called at the Emil Linn home on Sat-
urday afternoon - =:
Charley Hawkinson arrived home
on Saturday after a couple days stay
at his sons, Hiding Hawkinson's
place in Wlllmar. III: -. -
Ole :Blomquist and son Roy attend
ed the telephone meeting in Willmar
on Friday. Is ~.
Erick Rosen called on Roy Hawkin-
son on Wednesday.
Raleigh Erickson and Fritz Blom-
quist called in this vicinity Saturday
evening. =, p r
Anumber of friends were entertain
ed at the Frank Lindquist home last
Sunday. ia T-~a,~t ;, ra.5--4-
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Renstrom and
daughter Ruth were entertained at the
jim McRhoden home last Sunday ev.
ening. e: -: :,
Ture Carlson, Melvin Renstrom and
CnaIley *hOStka made call at the Jim
| McRhoden home last Sunday. =
Oscar Olson spent last Monday in
Olivia. ~s
Roy Lindquist made a call at his
parental home last Monday.
A: M. Renstrom assisted Oscar Gus
tafson with some work on Monday.
Violet Renstrom made call at the
Holmgren home last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rudbeck and
son Martin and Mrs. Peterson visited
with friends Sunday. z-
Doris Holmgren called on Grace
Renstrom on Sunday.
Oscar Lindquist spent Monday in
| Mr.. and Mrs, August Johnson are
the proud parents Of twins, boy and
a girl. g. ~ &'t''}-'-v.- .-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
RAYMOND

Feb. 6-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Menerts
were Willmar visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. John Lindner and Mrs. L. E..
Wolfe and baby left for Willmar on
Wednesday for visit with relatives
and friends. e re-, - -.
Mrs. C. H. Ahlfs and children visit
ed last Sunday with Mrs, Ahlf's par
ents>at Clara City.
The American Legion will hold their
regular monthly meeting Monday,
Feb. 18th. 80 II.
w. J. De Vries boarded the train
for Willmar last Tuesday to attend a
commissioners meeting.
M. ROetman has been loading a car
with household goods Friday. He has
resigned his contract with the Wat
kins Remedy Co. Mr.. c. Murder will
act as their agent in this territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. SRoetman will make
their future home at Edgerton, MINI.
The New London H. S. basket ball
team came down Friday and played
the high school team in the hall that
evening. During the first half of the
game New London had Z scores and
Raymond had none, but the boys wor-
ked hard the last half and in the end
the scores were 10 to 8 in :Raymonds
favor. Grant Kohl was the referee
for the game. The high school girls
served refreshments. The New Lon
don players left for that place Satur.
day afternoon.
Miss Hazel Ostlund boarded the
train for Willmar Saturday morning
visiting with friends there, returning
on Monday.
Miss Ef1e Knott left for Lawler to
teach as substitute at that place for
a few months.
Mrs. John Lindner and Mrs. L.. E.
Wolfe and baby returned from Will
mar Monday
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
Held Annual Meetinu

The Hawick Cooperative Cream
cry association held their annual
creamery meeting at the creamery on
Tuesday,: Jan. 81. Only two changes
were made in the board, they were S.
Clones was put in as treasurer in P.
J. Jacobson's place, and C. J. Payne
In L. T. Caldwen's place as vice presi-
dent. The, others holding offices are
F.. H. Smithson. pres; o: B. Thorson,
sec, and trustees are A. b. Norris and
MdrLlu EVerSOn. 49, ~ ''' = '.s5a's.i
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
: 1 r

Feb. 10th, on account Of the bad
roads
The following program will be rem
dered: A..
Selection, Ladies Chorus.
Recitation, Clarence Doty. AZ .
Vocal, duet, Mrs. N. Christensen, Mrs.
C.. W. Dahlquist. Ill. :.
Song. Primary Pupils. -
Monologue, Emma Monsoon. ..
Vocal solo, Rosanna Carlson. g.
Violin solo, Knute Sogge. ~ H.
Recitation, Fern Larson. 49,.
Song, Marvin Goodenough. ~
Song, Genevieve Nelson - f.,.. d
Talk, Rev.. A. NJ Lunde F..
Vocal duet, Verdna Monsoon, Rosanna
Carlson,
Vocal solo, Marshall Findley.
Lunch will be served after the pro-
gram. Admission 15c.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor
No services.
Ladies aid will serve lunch in the
church basement Thursday, Feb. 10th,
in the afternoon and evening.
* x X
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. T. M. Findley, pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
|; Services at 10:45 a. N.
| Ladies Aid will be entertained at
the home OF Mrs H. F. Burke, on Tues
day afternoon, Feb. 14th.
T. :: x ::
NORWEGIAN ZION CHURCH =,
Rev. A. NJ. Lunde, pastor ~:
Sunday school at Ga. M
Norwegian services at IL a. m.
English services at 1880 p. m. "
Willing Workers will meet at the
Chas. Hendrickson home Friday after
| noon, Feb. 10th - = a
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
We &. POINT.

20 ;: -. We POINT
to long list of the: names of those,
in the most prominent walks of life,
who have tried and proved the bene:
fits of :
osTEoPATAY.
: Good health is essential to success.
Osteopathy is Natures way to good
health and long life.Ns = -. o. !. /.
: 81. 49,. t5s%
DR.. OSCAR R. zAHR
Willmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
m ourn Loss Of Child

MT. and Mrs Roy Parker of Pay
nesvllle are mourning the loss of their
infant son who died Wednesday fore.
noon. They had been visiting at the
Harlow Burt home here when the
child jll! was taken sick from which place
they went to G: j.. Parker's where the
little one passed away. Besides his
parents he leaves little brother, and
many other relatives. Thesgrief stric.
ken family have the sympathy of all
in their hour of SORROW ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08

Edwin .stenson visited friends ia
the twin cities on Sunday.
Miss Marie Berg left Sunday for
The twin cities where she will visit Tor
2 week with relatives and friends.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
GOLDEN ROD FARMERS Gu

GOLDEN ROD FARMERS CLUB
The Golden Rod Farmers Club will
hold their regular meeting next Sat
urday evening, February. 18th, in the
schoolhouse, District a. Good pro-
gram has, been arranged including a
speech by Rev. A. Waller. Everybody
cordially. invited to attend. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
Relief for Russia

Hans Hanson was out the first of
the week getting corn for the relief
OF the starving in Russia. Fourteen
bushels and thirty pounds were dona-
ted and was sold at 35c a bushel, bring
Ing 1910, which was forwarded to
Mr.. Rykken in Willmar who will send
it to Russia. -. ..5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08

Community Club Program Postponed
The Community Club which was to
have been held last Friday, Feb. 3rd,
was postponed until Friday evening,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08

stg made: teeonded and duly car a1:
81. ~, Z, y. =, =, 49,, -,
sesle 81 ea saS s9s saS
dItee q ,,,elnasd. i, ).
o1A1tsttone room: RI ,T +. +: $50
st So YIsWaa aathe rixea e advertise
r9aa ii1lo.:ee between; swtft, Pope. and:
OIL Is county, the letting. to be
IN n.sSas9 Eebrnary at two ~
,8simgt lon made and carried the sum
bal:ss used .on the SO. called
Il loa .'''$ tH = ' - hoao 80:
oersa b ~
ne s sRest IT, @oop's' oS
n,ytta1fSis1st1A ~ haR2sars e Pc TO- the
ss;S''f e. ss saf
4 SSHs ton, truck. Serial num-
9sf ~ 21AI:motor. number l670l-Mo-:
~ ~ az e;pf AesE92Ee toa .sh2.
& 80 ,,Azy0-Sserial number, 7l70O--Models
4 az, 4Md :, 49,. =, :.
m osered GSnsfsnet39n
rh1le 9h ,appesrss to be The best price OBJ
ss;d i; RE1T = RE SS{2 Y
4 7Saata ~ tlsMars Ssonstructton Company
~ 81 rs, num3o1. y46o0: 0Q and that q bill
s w; isxeSntea e: ne SAID Wilimar
t Pen sSSit Ten; application Of Mrs.
s..1leHan q illmar Minneso-
sl.s3 snecel1nmenaed BY Pr. Jno. n: Rains:
,ihs sosra srfnted r snd sSar anu
R Mye ere n sf H.
st 'tSe Z time sefs 81 h ss2
ts ssa an made sa seconded and car
n I I the Board, ,Enaranteed an addition
s&sSe1tension o1 time for three ca
{ass1 o1 at me K1ysrslde sanatartum for
Nss l :nEst t1itJ 1922: 55.t.
III. IN M i notion made, seconded and car
s4sAs,thsS aH,ount OF $3.50 90 alleged the
VA. :4ekd fSnAl Clerk hire. was reduced TO-
EN- q metiSn, i :ftcssa was ordered TAX
sSsd con NJ Cd At ne eaia fYms
IN, ssae 4 q otion:1 which prevailed, the,
mafterss were srecommended to The MIN
ne4E9tA; yax,C ominlssion. as follows:
Wilma tWp., Lund %n ' %1n
vi9;acttxo g mar and A..W. 4Bengt-
nals a9PsaPea before the
for H. Count nurse for. the year 1922.
&~4[ q ecn motion which prevailed, the
EVE gfh ~ 99 s was
p.id 81 1ae moatS 6Gynfy nIr
Z maeffe. COMMENCING with January; frat.
10 loeleek j. IN, The engineer ; cer.
asesSRssnss s. ee Ns e. 4 Oily Sy
1ef ems sEisk ~
1eE9HE1 APPEARED. " On motion the en-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08
1 [Ell(ll MoC Q + OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

splete plans and specifications for swor
on State Aid Roads. and that the Cour
|ety Auditor be and *he hereby is auth
orized 70 advertise for, bids for Got
sid bids to.. DE opened on. March al 81
81 ' @et i rs Board 81, preeeeaea !
The following bills were allowed:
Name For! what 5purpobeI q Amour
Free Press Co... blanks and -. rs
Miller Davis c.. ]; claims; 5
The ssA Fritz-cr;oss Co., delinquent $
7 tax statements and receipts so. 8
tracing cloth It, i
tabs for tax lists .i..::i:s. 3s
jeffrey g Mcpherson Co. office
Green npi Lake Breeze Z; publishing >; :
=. personal xproperty tax lists. 1913
tate tax judgments :::.....: .-1os Is
New London. Times publishing
Peter Bonde. board for prison.
ers for Jan:.t1 s22 1915 0
Peter sR0nde. sheriffs expenses So
in. criminal cases ]. :..:..:::: Al. s
August Lundquist, record bond s..
Republican Press, publishing
wfilR Il !Ax T 45a publ: publishing 10
.,p, p. tax lists .....-.::. -; 49,: ITS 2
= On policy. -: ss3 2
rr15ahs PRINTING {; .:'': job ! . :
printing ,:.... ..:...::. 1875
August Lundquist, recording
deeds on county property -. 81
August Lundquist, making re- i,
port Of transfers JIG. q
The Republican Press, job
printing .-.... ..-.... .....i>.,,. IS e
Remington Typewriter Co., car
bon paper -. 2 z
Riverside sanatorium. care and -
/ maintenance for Hulda .Soder- -,
berg and Olive Anderson lO8 Z
q. p. 'Mertens, making plats for i :
Nest Lake survey Ga q
jeffrey & Mcpherson, office
supplies 2 Z
Minnesota State Sanatorium.
board and treatment for VIM.
Mhgnuson for January "A i
Ben Benson, final estimate on
heat ~installation in court
house and Jail ..... 173
City tof Willmar, county share
| OF salary for Judge Muller,
AZ months to Jan. !, 1922 1870. {
City of Willmar, street sprink- =
| ling around block 81. court
house. 1921 "a q
The Raymond News, publishing
! p. D. tax lists: ..,.. 60
Republican Gazette, publishing
| d. n tax lists 900 +
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08

s. -Stetson and Lanpher Hats for
men. Hoaglund 4 Diffendorf. 2-6t
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-08

!, gn motion made. seconded and ca ~
REG. the board adjourned e<'t-
ond a5eaa at rWillmar. Minnesota, this
znd~ day OF February, 1s22.% ''tt 20
y BY, Order OF the Board 81
=, WIN. Q. JOHNSON Ia.
Attest: Chairman.
z SAMUEL, NELSON. s. -
County Auditor and E.x-ofF1cio o,..,-
fsE.1, of the Board. 80 :
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-02
Intensive Training
For Regular Soldier

WASHINGTON than a quar-
ter Of a million men are expected by
war department officials to be under
canvas or IN barracks this summer for
intensive military training for the first
time since congress welded the regu-
lar army, the national guard and the
organized reserves into a composite
body constituting the army of the
United States. Plans for the instruc.
ton OF 927000 men. representing the
three componentsf OF the united land
forces. were announced today by the
department.
Ample funds for the program are
expected by officials OF the department
to be made available by congress BY
that time and while the plans are
made contingent upon the amount OF
money appropriated officials feel con
fident the necessary sum will be al.
lowed for their full development. In
addition TO the regular army person
mel required 10 supervise the training
work under commanders OF the nine
corps areas. there Will be approx.
mately 100 900 members OF the nation.
al guard in the field. about 80. 600 re
serve officers and specialists. 10000
student members OF the reserve off
GERS training corps and 1900 civil
lans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-02
HE GOLDENGIRL|
BY pUNll6 PHILLIPS ,
The Romantic Strain of the Camerons.

The Romantic Strain of the CamerOns.
Mother" said Ilona as she slipped
her coffee thoughtfully, after her
mothers speech concerning Jimmie
Warburton. Does Truda love Mr..
Warburton?"
Mrs. Cameron was slightly taken
back at this frank question. She
looked across at her husband des.
pairingly, as much as to say. What
on earth are we going to do, you
and I. with this young daughter of
ours?"
Even the resourceful Henry had
10 snatch time 10 rub his nose
thoughtfully several times before an
swering. Ii was not nearly so easy 10
bring up a girl like Ilona as it had
been Truda. Clearing his throat he
smiled at his wife, and he turned TO
llona and assured her that Truda
had great deal of respect for Mr.
Warburton and that was i good deeal
in these days.
Respect? But no love-" she quer-
led once more, with a world Of wonder
! in her voice and eyes.
We'll, my dear, that is something
for you to find ont from your sister,
herself. How should | know for
certain Truda's true feelings towards
Mr.. Warburton. That's for you two
girls and your mother TO buzz about.
Besides girls now days are not like
they We're in my time. There's no
keeping up with their vagaries You'll
, soon find that out. Now your mother,
there, and / married for love. pure
and simple, the od.fashioned sort,
which is now becoming mellow mem
ory only, | fear
! Gracious. yes. your father and
eloped. Ran away right under our
parents noses. so TO speak and with
a posse standing guard round the
house, at that. my dear" Mrs. Cam
eron assured her, with look OF
pride in her husbands direction and
a wild rose bush creeping into her
cheeks as she remembered.
And there weren't any automobiles
in those days, either. as YOU know
We had TO leg it TO the nearest par
son." he explained proudly. And yom
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-02

mother known far and wide 10 have
the tiniest feet in the county, my
dear! And ten miles TO be covered in
the dark and dodging pursuers, too
Henry Gay was now chorting at the
thought Of that predicament of long
ago as he told OF II to his children.
rs It any wonder that your son
is romantic and fond of Gypsies,
sir?" asked Mrs Cameron sternly,
as she. too, wiped away a tear. and
smiled as she remembered.
"Or that one OF our daughters, at
least, is bound TO marry for iove?''
said he in reply. With such q
romantic mother as an example. Who
carried you all the way TO the par
sons? Tell them that, and let them
know the worst. do" he finished,
with a chuckle Of joy
quite true, my dears, that in
corrigible man carried me every step
Of those ten miles That's why I'm
here today" said Mrs. Cameron with
another proud glance at the man
who had won her.
Isn't it just grand 10 hear about
such things. Ilona?" said the excited
Henry Gay, Jr., as he looked across
TO where his father, now gay 10th
ario IN his young eyes. was smiling
and coughing.
(To be continued