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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
Elfogott gyilkosok
Krupa Mihaly megoloit tobb mint
egy ewes hajsza utan kezrekeritet-
tie a rendorseg. - A Buffalohan
letartoztatott gyanusitottak be-
vallottak biinuket.

Olvas6ink meg bizonyara emile
keznek ARA a kegyetlen gyilkos-
sagra, amelyet ket fekete k0vetett
ell a multi ev aprilis 14-en a brier
hilli Ardale st. 4O6 szamu haza-
ban.
A rend0rseg hosszas nyomozas
utan vegre a buffaloi rend0rseg
k0zremiik0desevel a multi heten
letart0ztatta George Jackson es
Jim Harpe negereket, akiket ell
fogatasuk utan elhoztak Yaungs-
townba. lit ket gazember tore
defines vallomast tett.
Krupat rend0rseg halva talal-
ia hazanak konyhajaban. Ket re-
volver golyo okozta halalat. A de
tektivek el6sz0r letartoztattak
Krupa feleseget es egyik burdo.
sat, de miutan Virag magyar rend-
or megtalalta gyilkosok altal
hasznalt revolvereket, az asszonyt
es a burdost elbocsatottak. Krupa
kis fla tanuja volt apja meg0lete.
senek. A feketek bevallottak, hogy
I, a gyiikossag motivuma rablas
volt, inert tudtalx, hogy Krupa til
tott italmeressel foglalkozik 6
ICY AIT hittek, hogy Macy 0sszegU
penzt talalnak nala.
Krupanet mindenfele kerestek
a detektivek, hogy mint tanut XII
hallgassak. Az asszony eladta .
hazat, ahol a gyilkossag tortent
inert felt att6l, hogy meg0lt ura
max szelleme hazajar. Az asszony
max ez a felelme volt az inditt
Okla annak, hogy az egeszsegugy
hat6sagoknal a temetes utan Ike
hettel kijarta, hogy uranak sirja
felbontsak, hogy 8 kenyeret te
hessen a koporsoba, amit elfelej
tett. Az asszony akkoriban kije
lentette, hogy az ura szelleme min
! den ejfelkor elton es szemreha
nyasokat tesz neki, hogy mem te
metette ell tisztessegsn, es hog,
elfelejtette a kenyeret meg egye
I dolgokat a koporsoba tenni. A dc
t tektivek Krupanet vegre Dako
: ia avenuen megtalaltak es az asz
r szony a szembesiteskor raismert
: rabl6gyilkosokra, xix maj
!. szeptemberben keriilnek a nag
: eskiidtszek es azutan a t0rveny
seek ele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
Sok a jel0lt
PENTEKEN EJFELKOR BEzARoDTAK A JEL0LESEK Az
AUGUsZTUsI ELOvALAsZTASOKRA. - A SHERIFF (sZoLGA-
BIRo) ALLAsAERT is 12-EN TULEKEDNEK.-A MAHONING
MEGYEI JELOLTEK TELJEs NEvsORA

Demokrata jel0lt mines.
Coroner (Halottkem)
Republicans jel0lt. DR.. M. E.
Hayes.
Demokrata jel0lt mines.
Congress 10Th District
(Kongresszusi kepvisel6)
Republikanus jeloltek: John G..
Cooper, j. H. c. Lyon.
Demokrata jelolt: Charles l..
Jockson.
State Senator (Allami SENATOR
Republicans iel0lt H. P. Nc
Coy.
Demokrata jel0lt mines.
State Representatives
(Allami torvenyhoz6)
Republicans jeoltek: Harry
Parrock, G. A. Hughes. John Z.
Longnecker, ThoS. T. Woods, ia
mes ID. MacDougall, Chas. A..
Westvover. Myer Moranz, Mrs,
G. j. OFT, Henry j. Hamm. Step
hen F. Sullivan, Harry Baker Ro-
berts, Harry Dechend, Harry NJ.
Dunspaugh.
! Demokrata jel0ltek Russell Ne
Kay, Joseph Heffernan.
County Commissioner
(Megye bizottsag)
Republicans jeloltek: G.. A. Is
rael, Albert Cooper, Edward L.
Breese.
Demokrata iel0lt: John III. CRU
ber.
Judge Of Common Pleas
(T0rvenyszeki bir6)
| Republicans jelolt: Judge Da-
vid G.. jenkins.
| Demokrata jelolt mines.
County Prosecutor fTgy6sz)
Republicans jelolt H. H. Hull.
Demokrata jelolt: C. M. Wood
side.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
HABORU A
REND0R0KKEL..

Kedden Oles val6sziniileg bal
labaval kelt fel az agybol, vagy
pedig nagyon feldiihitette ta-
macs eloz5 esti kritikaja, inert
alig hogy lehordta tanacsot, XII
jelentette, hogy . mem banja, akar
hogy is lesz, de . junius 22-en ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15

A varoshazan vege a bekenek.
A j0v6 heten alighanem kilt a
nyilt haboru Oles polgarmester is
tanacs k0z0tt, mig Oles mar ezen
a heten harcot iizent rend0rseg-
mex.
Hetf3n tanacsiilesen mar
meglehet6sen paprikas volt han
gulat a polgarmester ellen, aki
eznttal mem jelent meg a gyii!e-
sen. Az eles megjegyzesekre egy
karneval engedely adott okot.
Ugyanis nehany hettel ezel6tt a
Private Soldiers and Sailors
League veteran organizacio) en-
gedelyt kert ARA, hogy reszben
penztaruk javat szolgalo mutat-
vanyos eloadast tarthassanak
a Wright Fielden. Oles az enge-
delyt megtagadta, inert szerinte a
mutatvanyos eloadas mem mas
mint k0z0nseges karneval, amely
pedig rendszerint mem kivanatos
elemekkel jon a varosba es amely
k0zerk0lcs0ket serto dolgokat
szokott produkalni.
A veteranok mem nyugodtak
belle a polgarmester hataroztaba,
hanem Parrock tanacsoshoz for
dultak, akit elvittek New Castle
ba, hogy nezze meg Oft mutatva-
nyos tarsnlatot, amelyet ide szan-
dekoznak hozni Parrock vissza-
lott es"elvallalta a feligyeletet d
tarsulat felett. Ezt a szandekat
beielentette peigafmesternek ts
nib6l kerte az engedely megada-
sat, amit a polgarmester ismet
megtagadott, dacara annak, hogy
Hamilton k0zbiztonsagi igazgat6
belenyugodott volna abba, hogy
Parrock feligyelete alatt lit el5-
adasokat tarthassanak egy heten
at.
Hetf6n este aztan a tanacs ele
keriilt az iigy es miutan varosl
iigyesz szerint a polgarmester ha-
tarozata a tanacshoz. megfelleb
bezhet6, tanacs egyhangulag ell
hatarozta, hogy megadja az enge'
delyt. A vita soran a tanacsnokok
avval vadoltak Olest, hogy par
toskodik, inert telen az Q fel
iigyelete alatt engedelyezte {
Mardi Gras megtartasat, ami pc
dig mem volt mas mint kozonseges
karneval, ahol ocsmany egyiptom
hastancokat mutattak be es ko
z0nseget mindenfele m6don be
esaptak. Egy mask tanacsnok kl
ielentette, hogy IOles dacara an
max, hogy akkoriban j6erzesi
kozonseg felzudult, megis ugyan
annak a tarsulatnak megengedte
hogy Wilson avenuen "Lun'
Parkot" nyisson.
Oles kedden diihbe gurult a ia
macs hatarozata Matt es kijelen
tette, hogy fel6le fejetetjere all
hat a tanacs, de 8 mem ad enge
delyt es ha az el6adasokat megi
megtartani szandekoznanak, ug,
8 maga vesz rend6rbotot kezeb
Is szetveri a mutatvanyos b6df
kat.
Oles szerdan Clevelandba men
beszedet tartani es tavolletebe
Reese tanacseln0k helyettesit
mint polgarmester. Reese els6 do
ga volt az engedelyt megadni {
behajtotta az erte jar6 18O doll1
illeteket is. No lesz maid kom'
dia junius 26-an a Wright Fielt
en-.
HABoRU A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15

Hdk mlilutIl lHtSytJeUtH. EUDth
az evben lesznek ugyanis az ALA
! mi, megyei $ t0rv6nyhozasi valasz-
tasok, amelyre a partok je,oltjeit
az augustus San megtartand6
el6valasztasokon valasztjak Xxi.
Az allan fGtisztvisel0i allasara
65 jelolt palyazik es pedig 80 a
republicans tiketen, mig % de-
| mokrata tiketen SZeretne elnyerni
partja jel0leset az Gszi Macy va
lasztasokra.
Az allami tisztvisel6k0n kiv;il
Ohio allan egy u. S. szenatort es
minden keriiletben kongresszusi
! kepvisel6t is valaszt.
Az 0sszes megyei tisztviSel6k
es egy bir6 keriil maid valasztasra
az 0sszel.
Az al allasvadaszok mellett a par
tok auguszutsban megvalasztjak
sajat organizaci6jukat is. A 19-ik
kongresszusi keriiletben, amely
Mahoning, Trumbull es Ashtabula
megyeb0l all, lapunk iizletvezet6
igazgat6ja eS aleln0ke Grosshand-
Ter \. ur Mahoning megye jelolt-
.je a republikanus allami organiza-
ci0ba. GroSshandlernek akit min
den tekintetben tamogat a hely-
bell republikanus part, ebben a
megyeben nincsen clientele, de
Trumbull megyeben ket clientele
akadt. Eek k0ziil az egyik Wess
JOSEF, aki szinten magyar szar-
mazasu. Ashtabula megyeb6l pc
dig harman is palyaznak a tiszt-
: segre, amely azonban csak dics6
seggel jar de mem fizetessel. Tud
juk, hogy Youngstown republi
t kanus parti magyar valasztok mem
felejtik ell Grosshandlert a valasz
tas napjan.
!, lit kozoljuk a megyei jeloltek
teljes nevsorat ugy a republika
nus mint a demokrata tiketen. Az
0sszes jel0ltek k0z0tt csak egy
| asszony van. Mrs. OFT, aki repub
. likanus, szeretne megkapni a re
&. ,publikanus jeloltseget az egyib
: allami t0rvenyhozoi allasra. Mrs
5 OFT az elso asszony jel6lt Youngs
townban.
Cooper kongresszusi kepviselo
: mex a youngstown Lyon iigyve
den xviii Trumbull megyeben i.
. akadt clientele Roberts iigyvet
i szemelyeben. A republikanus je
l0ltnek az 6sszel maid jackson
e Youngstown iigyveddel kell mer
s koznie. Jacksonnak mines ellenfel,
: a domokratak k0z0tt.
: Sheriff (Szolgabiro)
a Republicans jel0ltek: Ford P
Agey, E. l.. Donahey, Duncan
Livingston, Chas. NJ Beam, Step
hen James, Ben jenkins, Paul L
Lyden, Sam. l.. Mullineaux, Ber
nard G.. Traynor.
: Demokrata jel0ltek: AleXande
/ F. Scott, Clarence F. Frum, Pat
0 rick Kinney.
L Clerk of Courts (T0rvenyszeki
(. irodaigazgat6)
: Republicans jeloltek: Ford f
d Garfield, n. Fl. Channey, Byro
> f. Morgan, Chas. w. Martin.
y Demokrata jelolt mines.
a County Treasurer (Penztarnok)
u Republikanus jel6ltek: Fred .
: Weimar, F. A. Hartenstein, Fran
y Fl. Vogan, Disney G.. Shale, Josep
= Miles, Joseph j. Hardgrove.
Demokrata jel0lt: T. c. Str;
chan.
County Auditor (Szamvevo)
e. Republicans jeloltek: Elias \
1t Faust Ralph Oil.
N Demokrata jelolt: Herman
h Duesing.
il Recorder (Telekk0nyvvezet6)
II. Republicans jelolt: Thomas
a. Atwood.
o. Demokrata jelolt mines.
a Surveyor (Mernok)
It. Republicans jelolt: George !
Montgomery.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19

week following severe illness under
went second operation on Monday.
Mr.. Eastburn, and DR.. and Mrs. n. Y.
Eastburn, who have visited her fire.
quently during the week, report Mrs.
Eastburn showing rapid Improvement
following the operation.
Harry Walker left on. Tuesday eve.
ming for Buffalo, Mimi, to be- present
at the funeral of his father, HI. T.
Walker, who died at his home in that
city on Monday, Mr. Walker, who had
passed his 9Oth birthday, is survived
by Eve daughters and three sons
among them are Mrs. J. E. Hunter
and Harry Walker Of this city, and
Stuart Walker of Lidgerwood. n. D.
formerly practicing physician a,
this city. $
Matt O'Reilly arrived Monday from
East Grand Forks, and will spend thu
week here getting seeding operation,
under way on his farms north o.
town., Matt found the idleness Of his
winter sojourn In the Forks rattle,
depressing, and states that during tn
winter he visited practically ever
section Of the Red River Valley. "N<
part Of it." says Matt. has anything
on our own territory. We've better
roads, better bitches and drainag'
systems, better schools-we're out IL
front In every line: and our fertil,
soil Is going to keep us there ~ =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19
Mission Church OF Viking
WERNTTs DRHTTS. Pastor,
Norwegian Luth. Church Of Viking
S. J. RREKKE, Pastor.

Morning services in VIKING at 10 :3O
Young peoples meeting in the eve
ming at I As.
Afternoon services in New Solum at
3 p. NJ.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19
ANGUS

Mrs. Geo. Southw0rth, Of Mortified,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. D. West.
and helping take care OF her during
her illness.
Mrs. Walter Qberg visited in War
rem between trains Wednesday.
Mr.. John Oberg visited in Angus
last week.
VIM. Allen and family were War
rem visitors last week.
day for Crookston.
Mrs. Ollie Iverson, Mrs. julius Tim
norman and Stella Sandbo attended
the ladies aid at Ellington Olson's last
Thursday.
The Misses Myrtle Fean and Emma
Helm were entertained to supper at
the Ole Iverson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Montgomery au~
toed to Warren Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Erickson and Porter re-
turned to their school duties Monday
after having spent their Easter vaca-
ton at their respective homes.
Henry Orstrum arrived from Prince
ston Wednesday for visit at the
homes Of his uncles, viii, Walter and
Forrest Oberg.
Geo. Taus autoed to Grand Forks
on Monday and returned with a Buick
roadster
/ Walter Oberg and Henry Orstrum
were Grand Forks callers Saturday
Mrs. w. G. Oberg has been confined
to the house with the 'flu" for the
past week, but is some better at this
writing.
Mrs. r. D. West is slightly i'm
proved
Stella Sandbo and Mrs Ole Iverson
visited at the John n. Olson home
Monday.
A. r. Strobe and family visited
with Mrs. Stroble's parents at Rose.
wood on Sunday.
Every one that attended the Easter
program at the church last Sunday
enjoyed it very much.
Owing to bad roads the Sunday
school autOes were laid up for week
but if everything goes we'll they will
be on their way again next Sunday
and promises to make up for lost
time.
The work was begun on remodeline
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19
MARSH GROVE

Mrs. liver Nelson was an afternoon
caller ON Mrs Adam Sahlberg Mon
day.
Henry Shey, from North Marsh
Grove. was a business caller on Ne1s
Doe and Edward Hanson Tuesday.
Most of the farmers are busy with
too wet.
Nels Doe was transuctins business
matters in Alma Tuesday.
Mrs liver Haarstad and son. OF
Viking, spent Wednesday with Mrs
Clara Shern's.
Mrs. Bjornrud and son Kenneth
were Sunday visitors with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lonnie Hanson's Of Viking.
Chas Knitter's were shoppers IL
Newfolden Friday.
Messrs Clarence aud Walter Enger
spent Sunday with Emil shern.
Oscar Sahlberg was a visitor will
Chas Knitter's Sunday.
Miss Ethel Knitter, who attend:
Warren high school, spent her Eastel
vacation with her folks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson ant
son were Sunday visitors at the home
of Oscar Shern's.
Mrs. Clara Shern. Miss Hannah an(
Emil Shern spent Good Friday at J
BOe'S home.
Henry Doe was a Sunday caller OF
Emil Shern Sunday.
Miss Carrie Sahlberg, of Warren
spent Easter with her parents ant
left Sunday evening for Warren where
she is employed at the home of Rev
SWenSOn
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19
ractoris
Ent|lus'edIo over
= Fine. Results
Five Years Of Stubborn Stom-
ach Troubles Are Over Now,
!, Declares Sc. Minneapolis Man.
> Praises Tanlae For His Gain
inc 10 Pounds.

mo one could ask better results
than I got from taking Tanlac," said
B. H.. Eidmore. painting contractor,
3749 10Th Ave-, So, Minneapolis, MINI.
Il had been suffering for five years
with nervous indigestion. Gas from
my food filed me so 1 could hardly
breathe, and I was unable to work
following these spells. got 80 ner-
vous and run down finally I could not
get any sound sleep at night, and
morning found me all tired and worn
out.
''After only three bottles of Tanlac
all my troubles entirely disappeared.
I can eat just anything without suffer-
ing, sleep sound and, in fact, enjoy
the best of health. l have gained
ten pounds and as 80 pleased with
Tanlac it is a pleasure to<recommend
it to Others"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19

the Sewell Implement building into. a
pool hall.
p. c.. Nelson severed his connection
with the, home store last week and
is supervising the remodeling of the
building to be occupied by him as soon
as completed.
Ed. Staska has accepted a position
with the Home Store.
The Zimmerman Bros. are making
good Roadway baling the fax straw
just east Of town.
A few farmers have been out on
their land but all report the ground
too wet to seed. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19

Knute II. Larson returned on Tues.
day from Warren. where he had been
ordered by the army authorities to
report to DR.. Meland for a physical
examination. Knute inhaled a copi
Gus draught of German gas VIII He serv.
ing in the A. f. F.. and has not We,
entirely recovered from it's effects.
Mrs. Geo. w. Eastburn, who was
taken to the Warren Hospital last
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19
Mothers Sense

Every woman knows that her House
has to be cleaned thoroly every Spring.
During winter, dust, dirt and germs
accumulate in the corners, under the
rugs, in the curtains and every place.
Just so with your system-it should
be given thoro cleansing, purifying
this Spring. HOLLISTER'S GOLDEN
NUGGET TABLETS will do the job
slick and quick. They will clean your
system, freshen and purify you all
over-you1l enjoy living. eat better,
sleep better-'feel better. - Warren
Pharmacy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19
RATS Pasa Up An Okh9 ,Hsed Fs
i. O6e hdl II Ri Sonn

Their. first meal Of RAT-aNAP b
their last. Kills IN few minutes. Dries
up the carcass Rats Killed With RAT
BNAP leave no odoE. RAT-aNAP
comes IN cake form. Break into suaIl
pieces, leave where rata travol. no
mixing With o<her food. Cats or angs
won't touch It. Safest, eReaneut, sr-
est rat and mouse killer. Three ks,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19
MONROE. SCHOOL NOTES

Last Wednesday forenoon Reuben
Blewett visited school. -.
Week before last we had school only
on Monday, and last week we had no
school on Thursday or Friday.
Miss Taus spent the Easter vaca-
ton visiting with friends at Badger.
The-.lower grades were busy making
Easter decorations for the school last
week. rs. .s.-. :
George Taus visited school awhile
Monday morning.
The seventh month Of school has
come to a close. Pupils neither absent
nor tardy are: Helen {Wahlberg, Fred
Gulseth, Nels and Ernest Iverson and
Esther ~Odberg.
We are less one pupil now because
Roy Gulseth is not attending school
any longer
:. II Never Knew You Could Keep Rats
Out Of Butcher Shop"
What Ralph Watkins says: Fig
ured rats around store had enough tc
\ feed on !; wouldn't touch anything sus-
picious. Heard about RAT-SNAP,
gave it a trial. Results were wonder.
full. Cleaned all rats out in ten days
Il DOGS about store night and day never
touch RAT-SNAP." 4, Three sizes, 35c
csc. s1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
/ Warren Pharmacy and Peoples Trad rae
ing Co. #s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19
LOCAL AND NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS OF MARSHALL COUNTY
VIKING

The J. s. Janson family were Easter
Sunday visitors at Albert PeterSOn's.
Mr.. and~Mrs. Mats Anderson visited
at John Peterson's Sunday.
Mrs. Loge, of Oslo. is visiting at
the home of her sister Martha Ben
son at present.
Nurse Nowacki. Of Warren, stopped
of at viking one day of the past
week enroute to Thief River Falls.
Miss Nowacki assisted at the A.. o.
Brink home during the illness Of Mrs.
Brink last winter.
Mrs. Schaefer returned to Viking
last week from her trip to Olivia,
MINI.
Mrs. Chas. Styrlund, daughter Alice
afternoon visitors at the Styrlund
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Znerold, Of War
+ rem. and Miss Agnes Halvorson, Of
Grand Forks, visited at the John Hal
vorson home during Easter.
Sivert Hanson OF NumedAhi, was
a Viking caller Monday.
Easter services were held at the
Swedish Mission church Sunday fore
noon and evening. Large crowds at
tended both meetings.
Peter Erickson's visited at Martha
Benson's Sunday.
Myrtle and Gladys Styrlund Sun
dayed at John Larson's.
Next Tuesday evening at the SWed-
ish Mission church at Viking, the
young people from the Warren Mis-
sion church will render the cantata
my Redeemer Lives Following the
singing lunch will be served. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
1t will be held under the auspices
of the Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety. {.
Sadie Tatro is assisting at the Chas.
Peterson home.
Several Of the Styrlund folks au'
toed to Warren last week and this
week to see Mrs. J. Styrlund who is
at the hospital She has been very
ill, but we are glad to report at this
writing that she is somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Anderson Wis
TIED at Peter LindQuists Sunday.
Albert Torneal's Sundayed at c.
Tangduist's.
Henry Sustad's were Easter Sunday
guests at Oscar Anderson's.
L L
wegian Lutheran church Sunday even
ing. You are welcome.
Mission Church OF Viking
WERNER DRDTTS, Pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday
at En-. Andeens place, town of Fol
dahl, at p. M. Young Peoples meet
ing with songs of the choir from War
rem Mission church will be held in
Viking next Tuesday. April 25. Pray
er and Bible class every Thursday at
S 2. NJ All are welcome.
Norwegian Luth. Church Of Viking
S. J. BREKKE. Pastor
Morning services in Viking at 10 30
. Young peoples meeting in the eve
ming at AS.
Afternoon services in New Solum at
3 p. NJ.
You are cordially invited to attend
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-19

CSC, CSC, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed
BY Warren Pharmacy and Peoples
Trading Co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-02
LAKE WEIR

Lake Weir, March 1.-The friends
all around the lake of Mr.. A. w.
Tongue of Oklawaha are sorry to hear
of his serious illness, and hope it will
be of short duration.
Mrs. Armenia and Miss Armenia in
vited Mrs. F. P. Herr, Mrs. Kate
Clements, Mrs. Frank Deming, Mrs.
Augusta Brooks and two daughters,
Misses Florence and Dorothy Brooks,
all friends of Mrs. Frank Wilson, to
spend the day surprise party at
Mrs Wilson's home to celebrate her
birthday. While she was out in the
orange grove, showing a friend the
finest bloom they have ever had, the
guests came in with their baskets and
took possession of the dining room
which indeed was a genuine surprise
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, who caught
the spirit of the friendly surprise and
made the day one long to Der member
ed by each guest as they departed,
hoping they might all meet them
again next year.
Rev. John Neighbour of Ocala and
North Lake Weir, will conduct serv-
ices at the little Woodmar chapel
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and
hopes to meet fine congregation
from all around the lake.
The members of the Lake Weir Club
on this side of the lake are almost
completely cut off from attending the
club meetings on account of the tenn
porary condition of the road to East
lake, but endure it knowing it is only
temporary.
Mr.. Merton Webster, winter resi-
dent from Rhode Island, who claims
this as his home six months in the
year, has very interesting collection
of Florida curios which would no
doubt delight many of the Boy Scouts.
Mr.. Webster for number of years
has been interested in geological spe-
cimens, Indian relics, antiques aof ev-
cry description and now has quite a
collection of mounted fish, alligators,
snake skins, gophers and lizards and
great many other reptiles, which is
worth coming to see. Aside from the
relics Mr.. Webster is a very interest
ing talker on the Indian tribes of the
United States, having studied their
habits, customs and uses of their
different pottery and war weapons
when they sailed forth to extermi-
nate palefaces.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-02

Mrs. J. H. Smith entertained the
Eastern Star sewing circle Wednes-
day There was a splendid attend,
-ance and after much sewing and chat
ting the ladies were invited into the
dining room where refreshments con.
sisting of fruit salad, saltines, coffee
ice cream and cake awaited them
Mrs. Fred Robinson and Mrs. c. A
Smith were the guests for the after
noon. Everyone expressed themselve:
as having spent very pleasant aft
ernoon. Mrs. J. Chas. Smith asked
the ladies to meet at her home mex
meeting.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-02
This is a Studebaker year.

Pete Costello, being born grocer,
when he turned over his fine brick
block to other enterprising firms,
transferred his stock to the building
next door, and went on selling to the
customers he has collected in half a
dozen years of square dealing. Then
came Joe Mixson, lately with Mac
Kay, bought Roe's butcher shop and
set up his business in corner OF
Costello's store room. Bread and meat
Joe and Pete; they make live aggre-
cation.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-02
Smoke Don Rey. That good cigar.

A bunch of moonshiners up in Judge
Futch's court Tuesday received the
following sentences: Warren Watson,
year in prison and $500 fine, or an
other six months if the fine isn't paid;
Lemuel Keel, six months and 5000 or
another six months; Samuel Keel, s2E
or three months; Joseph Craft, S25 or
three months. The last two named
are mere boys, hence their light sen.
fences.