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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-17

Mrs. C. W. <Vandersluis left on
the morning train yesterday for
Walker, intending to visit friends
there for a few days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-17

Mrs. S. O. Quammen of Thief
River Falls, who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. H. S. Kinney 513
Minnesota avenue, returned to he1
home today to be with her daughter
a few days before the latter leaves
for California to spend the winter
Mrs. Quammen will return to Be-
midi soon to make a longer visit
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-17

Mrs. Charles Rock and infal
daughter returned this afternoon
their home at Pinewood. They hay
been visiting for the past two weel
at the home of her sister in law MI
R. L. Luce and family, GIG Fir
street.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-17

Mrs. George Slater, 1911 Bixby
avenue, is under the care Of spec
ialist at Minneapolis where she has
been receiving treatment for the past
few days. Word received by friends
states that she is improving ~ "
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-17

At Johnsons Saturday Silk and
Wool hose plain or with clox, CSC
per pair. 1t IL II
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-17

Children's Wool Chinchella Coats
2 to years, brown, grey and blue
Saturday at Johnson's $4.50.1t II II
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-17

Do you know that you can get
beautiful velvet hats at the Elko Hat
Shop, worth $12, SIS, and $18 for
$685.? 1t IL II
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-17

The condition of c.. A. Knopke,
who has been confined to his bed
for several months, does not i'm
prove as his friends would wish. Dur
ing the past week he seemed to- be
in a weaker state and"is suffering a
great deal. > 49,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-17

Studio open Sundays; or you may
make appointment for sitting any
evening. Hakkerup Studio. II 16tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-07
MASONIC BOAT RIDE

moonlight excursion and dance ON
The large steamer q. W. Hill. OF Evane-
Vile. Ind, 10 be given by the Osiris
Temple Patrol should prove most
delightful affair on Wednesday even
ing, Aug. 16. The entertainment COM
mittee was most fortunate in securing
This excursion steamer FOR the occasion
being brought here especially for this
event.
The G. W. Hill has four decks, . soda
grill. cafeteria. lounging rooms and one
Of the finest dancing floors on any
fresh water steamer in the United
States. Tho steamer is 81 feet wide
and IFS feet long. It carries seven
piece orchestra, which will furnish
splendid program Of the latest dance
numbers during the evening. Only
1900 tickets will be sold for this evenr
so that the boa, may not be over-crowd'
ed. as its capacity is $500.
Tickets have gone on sale and can
he purchased from any OF the MEM
hers of the Patrol. AZ the Fl. G. Fred
rrichs' Sporting Goods store or from
the following members Of the enter
tainment committee. +. c. Eiig. chair
man: G. 4 Tonmcy. Chester A. James.
FL b. Johns and Vernon B. Travis.
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This Evenino5s Elks' Dance.

The second Of summer series Of
dances given by the local Elks will
take place al the White Palace. Wheel.
ing park. this evening. The event
promises to be even more successful
than the first dance OF the season.
Dancing Will begin at $40 and end at
midnight Two popular orchestra will
furnish the evenings music, and the
dancing will be continuous throughout
the evening.
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street, have returned home from Cedai
Point. O.. where they spent the past
month.
Rev and Mrs. A. G. Rasche and Mrs
William brown have returned home
from Hannibal. O., where they attended
The convention Of the Pennsylvania dis
,rirt of tho Evangelical synod.
Wrigh; HuGus will be in attendance
a, the Erworth League Institute 10 b"
hcid at Buck hannon all this week.
Miss Audrey Campbell. or 1871 South
Huron street left Saturday 10 spend y
two weeks vacation ont Fig Wheeling
creek. CamrinS
Mrs. Julian Hoarne has as her guest
Miss Corrigan Of Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. McCabe, Jr.. have left
on a motor trip to Dwight. Canada
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs
Bates Woods.
Mrs. Henry Sarber and Mrs. Glen
Tirplett OF st. Marys have returned
home after being the guests Of their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Agnew OF
Beleredere Place.
Miss Winifred Davis OF East Twenty
ninth street has left for Vine!and, ~.
J., where she will visit friends and
relatives for several days.
Miss Ruth GRAY OF Woodsfeld. Ohio
is the guest OF Miss Nell Connolly at
her home at GlenwOOd lfeiShts.
Miss Nancy Russell OF Parkersbnrg
Is spending a two weeks stay with
friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Claude Hamilton and son. Rob
ert have returned 10 their home in
New York city after an extended visit
with Mrs. Hamilton's parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs. ]. C.. Williams Of Warwood.
Miss Lee Anna Hubbard and Miss
Margaret Irwin are members the
house party al the summer home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Bates Woods in Canada
Mr.. Charles May of this city has
been spending part Of his vacation at
Darlington.
Miss Virginia Linton will undergo an
operation Of the throat at the OHIO
Valley General hospital today.
Miss Barbara Ellen futile. Of South
Penn street. is spending a ten days
visit with friends in Parkersbnrg.
There are 200 islands in the Fiji group
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Juvenile Birthday Party.

AZ tho home 81 his PARENTS. NJ. and
Mrs JOSEPH Workman. on Twenty
second street. Re'laire. Friday evening,
Vaul Workman was host 10 a number
az his friends. the occasion being honor
Ing Taurs 18th birthday anniversary.
Fo'lowing an evening devoted 20 various
ENJOYABLE diversions. a luncheon was
served
Included were: Misses Rernice Cans
le~ Edna Pedd!cord Goldie Rinskey.
Goldie Mayer. Margaret James. Virginia
Hasten. Margaret Crossmau. Evelyn
Doty. Virginia Beck. Helen Smith. De-
riha Foley. Alma Schiller. Elizabeth
Ellison. Nell Hall Dorothy SChackle-
ford. Margaret poddicord Bernice Work
man. Ida Pyle. Florence Steele: Messrs;
Paul Workman. James arkor. Wilbur
Schackleford Carl Motif. Richard Beck.
Harold Workman. Paul tumcs. Cecil
FurreS Thomas Spears. William Cros-
son. william Burrows aHrry Foley. Ed
win Johnson. Henry Ncuhar'. Russell
Miller. Joseph Workman. Arthur Fo'ev:
Mesdarrcs Frank Beck. Arthur Foley. r.
Rrenwor. Joseph Workman. George
Eeckmeler.
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complim ent ting Mrs. Ross.

Mrs. Carrie Ross. Of FindIcy. o. who
IS the guest Of her sister, Mrs. 5. I
Tyler, of Warwood. will lie the guest
Of honor at several complimentary al
fairs this week. Among them Will he
two given by Mrs. William l.. Schenk
and one by Mrs. Fred T. Cowl.
ON Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Govt
Will have os her guests. the members
Of the Wednesday afternoon Bridge
club. The club will enjoy an informal
afternoon Of cards at the home of Mrs.
Cowl At Glenwood Heights at which
Mrs Ross will be present. Mrs Schenk
will entertain on Thursday afternoon
at her home in Woodlawn with i've
hundred party and on Friday afternoon
she will have n number of friends at
her home for bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-07
.LULL IN SOCIAL
AFFAIRS Of WEEK
with Many Away on Vacations, and
Visitors Leave There Is Little
Activity
Country Club stiu Mecca for Those at
Home-weloome Inn Busy
Yesterday

The second week OF the month OPENS
with lull In socittyS activities. Dur
Ing the latter part OF last week there
MS general exodus Tor the seaside
and the mountain resorts. Atlantic
CITY seems 10 be the mos; popular haunt
for the Wheeling motorA; who has but
limited holiday. Canadian camping
trips vie with the New Jersey resort IN
popularity. several Wheeling families
having camps or summer homes in
Canada.
To those who still remain IN the city,
the Country club remains tht chief at
traction. Yesterday. the golt links were
crowded with stay-at-homes. TO whom
the green offers welcome respite from
week in the city. Among the clubs
diners last evening were seen. Mr.. and
Mrs W &. Wilson and family; Mrs.
McClurg Hays who was hostess 10 a
party Of six; MIR. and Mrs. Harry ..
Westfall and family: Dr.. and Mrs.
Charles D. Wilkinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Forbes Simpson.
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At Lloydsville welcome Inn

Sunday At the LloydSv.le Welcome
Inn was busy day. Many Wheeling
motorists took advantage Of the ideal
day u drive 20 the Inn and enjoy tts
ch!oktu and waffle dinners.
Among the local guests were:
Miss Ethel Mctzucr Of Wheeling; Mr.
and MIS-. =. K. Me'2n"r Of Washington
Pa. Mr. Oscar - GIoER Of Cleveland;
NJ e. : .Mr;Zncr ~ Wheeling.
Nj and Mrs. II. l.. SchrerA and party
o. Wheeling
D. Harry Nol'" Miss Ruth Hillman.
Nj and Mrs Walter norer
MeSsrs. c. W. WinEert and J. r.
Trout ~ Huntington.
Misses; Dorothy Smith Of Stcuh"nviNe
katherine Brand. Betty Henderson and
Kathcrtu" Henry. all OF Wheeling;
Messrs. NJ. J Woods. c. Il. Miller. F. P.
S'amm ard c. NJ Brand. all Of Wheel
iU=
Misses. Ka'herir" Gund!InC: Eliza
hH.h HOFFMAN. Elizabeth McFaddeu. VIZ
r'riI Miller. Ncs~r.s. William Mona han:
William Stuer. Frank Curry. Edward
EHElcr
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Business Meeting POSTPONED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has been mad" that
the regular meeting OF Court Carroll
No o99 Catholic daughters OF America.
which takes DIaco tho first OF the
month. will not he held at the usual
time during August. owing 70 tho ali
Senco % tho Grand Regent Miss Marie
T Lane Monday evening. august 81,
has been s"t for tho next neEinE when
an Intercst.n. session will be held. 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-07
Card Party wednesday

II III" rarlnrs % tho Carol club,
Wednesday afternoon. card party Will
he held for the members OF Carroll
Court No. 600 Catholic Daughters ~
America The hours will he from two
until five O'Clock and an interesting
session ~ five hundred Is promised tho
guests. to conclude with light refresh
men;s. Attractive prizes will he award
Cd those making the highest scores.
Mrs. Thomas Padden VIII be hostess on
This occasion
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rnts-,aIned at Junrlstova.

near ShadrSide. Friday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Mccormick entertained n
number Of their friends. Fairy in the
evening '"mp'in" fish mncHcon was
served ard the remainder ~ IN" evening
vas spcuf in carIous social diversions.
Tho quests were: Nasdames Hart
Morris. Arhe-, ShNpaerd. Harry Marshan.
p. r. Mccormick: Messrs Clark Ault.
Job, Steccr. Zcb Seabrooks. Louis Helm
,oir. Robert Mccormick. Charles Dick:
Misses H"l"r Wood Ellen Marshall. Viz
cinia Davidson.
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At sherrard welcome Inn

Al the Welcome Inn. near Sherrard.
Sunday. there were many guests from
this city and vicinity. Among them
were:
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Portemsclder ~
warwood. who had as their guests. Mrs.
George Eherts. ot Warwood; Miss Anna
Kern, oC H"rkeimer. y. y. Miss Georgia
and Miss Betty Tortemsclber. Of VA
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l. M"Dona'd
ard Miss Louise and Junior Mcdonald
of EdgdaIc. were also visitors At ~"
Inn. as were Mr.. II. !. ko"hu,u". uI
Br!dgepor' and Miss Edna Dough cry.
Of this city. 81.
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Enjoyable Gard Party.

Saturday evening at her home at
Mozart Mrs. John T. Lane entertained
a group Of friends with a small card
party. The hours from until IL o'clock
were devoted to flve-hundred and ut tho
conclusion of the games Il luncheon was
served.
Mcssrs and Mesdames-Thomas l..
Padden, John Bachmann, Walter Wey-
man.
Misses-Ethel Wayman. sylvia Ger
hart Catherine Steen.
MesSrs-Edward Harth, r. l.. Don
ahie. Shields Keller. Nelson Bycott. Mrs.
Mary Harth.
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Temporary Headquarters for Club.

Members OF III" Fort Henry Club have
received cards announcing tho serving
Of meals mt tho upper end OF tho market
auditorium. starting this week. Ar
ranCements have been also made for
Longing rooms and billiard tables for
the use Of the members. thus insurlng
temporary comfort for them during the
rCm0dcllng OF the club.
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Mrs. Milton Venncman will be hostess
IN the members OF the willing Workers
Society Of tho 81. Paul's Evangelical
church al her home on Twenty-ninth
street. this evening. A brief business
session will prccede TIE social hour and
tho serving Of refreshments will con-
Clude the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-07
Al tho isaac Walton

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rrrw"r. ~
Woodlawn, who have been n the Isaac
Walton club. during tAe pas, week.
have been entertaining a number ~
friends from this city for scvcra! days
With the innumcrahlc delightful Tea
lures OF the camp, n program Of infor-
nal social festivities have added II
tho party's pleasurcrs. The party OK
poets 10 return tho latter part "t the
week
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Very cool. both IN looks and feel
Ing Is this printed crepe de chine
that Is gay with red oblongH and
blue dots. Drapery OF white crepe
de chine Is balanced by knife pleats
on the other side. FaEotting Is
used on sleeves necklioo and TO
join frock and drapcry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-07
Annual Outing

Members Of the Brde-aWec club and
their families will enjoy their annua!
outing At the state Fair grounds. Fri
day afternoon and eveinE OF this week
\ program Of outdoor paStimcS has
been planned for tho day. Early IN tn"
evening q picn!c supper will he S"rvci.
after which dancing will be enjoyed.
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AZ the parsonage Of the Island
Christian church. this evening. Miss
Helen Ruth Bennett will become the
bride OF Mr.. Edward Stuntz. The cere-
rouy will be performed a, ! O'Clock by
the Rev. Fred Heller. Miss Virginia
Bennett. sister OF the bride Will be
maid Of honor while Mr.. Harold Stuntz
VIII attend his brother as best man.
The bride will wear a Harding blue
taffeia frock with hat Of the sama shade
and corsaEe bouquet OF brides roses
and lilies OF the valley. &he brides
maid will wear blue. also. with trim
mirEs Of Grey and accessories Of gray.
her cOrsaGe will be sweetheart roses.
\ reception Will be held following the
ceremony and a wedding supper served.
Lovely PARTY and relatives. Later the
bride and groom Will leave Tor a we'd
ding trip 10 Cleveland and other lake
points Upon their return they will re-
side IN this ci;y.
Miss Bennets is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Bennett OF the Island
and has wide circle Of friends. Mr..
Stunt OF the Island and IS connected
with the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pauy.
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Delightful Cruise Of lakes.

Ms" Margaret + McAliister. social
hostess Of the steamship, "Tioncta."
cud word from Buffalo that Miss Ag-
N"s &. Mullan"y OF this city has JUST
completed a delightful cruise OF the
Great Lakes on the palatial "Tionesta."
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Lawn Tetn "Wednesday.

Members Of the Willing Workers
Bible class Of tho Short Creek Nj L.
Sunday schoo, vii Mold lawn fctc
on the W. r. North lawn near clinton,
Wednesday, evening Tho fe'c was 70
have been held last week but the rain
intrtcrcd The ladies viii start serv-
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Hcnorin9 Recent Bride.

Mrs. William j. Davis. Of Martins
Fe--v. will be hostess AZ a delightful
affair. honorinG Mrs. Charles Cropper,
formerly Miss Tearl Mcmahon. to-mor-
row rvening. Tho guests will witness
the performance &c The Sign on III"
Doc" ut the Rex theatre. following
which 4 delightful course luncheon will
hr served At tho home ~ Mrs. Davies
on Tave'ts street. Martins Ferry. In
conclusion n linen shower will he ten
dcrNd the guests.
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HonoripR Bride-slect-

Complimentary 70 Miss Alice Snod
grass. rc Martins Ferry. whose engage
mont 10 Mr.. Harry Hoffman. OF Sonth
Wheeling. was recently announced, Miss
Lille NJ Happy entertained Mt her home
on the Island Friday evening, with a
linen shower Following n pleasan,
evening during which tho bride.to-be
was the recsO!cnt OF a number Of gifts,
a charming luncheon was served TO the
following:
Misses:
\Iicc SnodCrass, Elizabeth NcGhee,
Esther Elliott. Martha HadoTn.
Lille Happy, Nell Hooper
Mrs Elizabeth Happy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-07
Important Business Meeting

Members or Wheeling Review. No. ~.
womens Benefit Association are urged
10 be present At the tnnortant business
rree,.ng called FOR Wednesday evening
a, the rooms at 1909 Market street.
Following the discussion Of a number OF
business matters. refreshments viii Re
se-ved Visiting sisters are invited TO
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-07
Leave on Motor Trip.

The following Wheeling party viii
leave n machines to-day for ZIP :"
New Hampshire and Now England cities.
They will stop on their way at Ruffa!o
and New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kur-
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Clark. NJ. and
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Mrs. r. Il. Ambrose and children. Wa
ter and Elizabeth. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l e.
Fourier and son. Edward NJ. and Mrs.
G &. Ambrose. Mr.. and Mrs. ". f. Clark
and daughter. Henrietta: Mrs. r. Am
brosc. Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Ambrose
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Saturday ~ taIs week Friendship
Lodge. no. i. Daughters OF Rehccca
will hold a pastry sale At tho Center
Market House. Homemade cakes. pies
also salads and other dcl'ca,eSSrUs will
he offered the patrons The daughters
solicit the patronag" % th"Ir friends.
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To Honor ViHtor.

Tomorrow evening. Miss Nell Con
nelly. Of Glenwood Heights. will be
hostess at charming affair honorinE
Miss Ruth Gray OF Woodsneld. O.. VIII"
arrived yesterday TO spend week with
Miss Connolly at her home.
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include the discussion Of tho plans Tor
the Courts activities during III" coming
season.
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'ig dnuu, r.",n"h and they promises
2, G'1Irh'nl i.n'c to those who viii pat
'-r.g.
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Wheeling Park vas tho scene - de-
Lghtful complimentary swimming par
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charles RnnncSon. Of South Front
street Will leave to-day for BuCkhan-
non. wher" he will spend the week IN
attendance NJ tho annual EpwOrth
League convention.
Mrs Lco'a Bencdum and son. raul
returned homo to Cameron. SATURDAY
after 4 short visit with relatives on the
Island
Mrs Charles Miller and daughters
Charlotte and Martha. 81 Sixteenth
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Announcement Of interest.

The honor Of your presence -
requested at the marriage OF
Miss Rosalind Greenhaum
to
Mr. Samuel Arthur Rybeck
Sunday afternoon. September tenth
at half after four
West End Synagogue
observation-disclosures sixty West
E,iShty-second Street
New York City
One Of the most interesting OF early
autumn weddings VIII be that of Miss
Rosalnd Greeuhaum OG New York city.
70 Nj :. A Rybeck. Of this city. Sun
DAY afternoon, september 10, IS the date
that has been set for the wedding and
Il - % he Solemnizcd ~ $50 o'clock at
the West End Synagogue IN New York.
WITH the Rabbi \. l.. Stern, officiating.
Mss Nan RyhcCk and NJ Maurice
~ beck. sister and brother ot the groom.
Will attend the couple. Although OF n
Cu.et nature. the event will be attend
ed tv numerous relatives and friends
Of thc principals. Nj REtecN and his
br,de-c,eCt plan an extended wedding
trip that viii include numerous points
on the iakcS and In northern tonada.
ard following their honeymoon they VIII
take up their rcS'denc" ~ Wheeling.
Miss GrccNhHUm - a charming and
accomplished youuE lady and for some
tine has been engaged a. a member
Of the faculty Of "a New YORK school
She - niece Of Mrs. William Rust
berg OF New York. With whom she re-
sides She has visited IN thIs city on
several occasions during which she made
numerous friends who vii. he :N'ereSt"d
% learn of the coming event Mr.. Ry
beck is we'll known among tn" business
men Of this city. h":aE advertising man
aver ot the George I. SUE; company.
he has a hos, oC friends who Will
shower him with CONGRATULATIONS.
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Miss rlaccus Entertains

Miss Virginia FIaccuss Of Woodsdate'
was hostess a. a delightful! hrIdE" party
at her home. Friday afternoon. Follow
lnC an eujoyblc session o. rrdN.
daintiiy appointd luncheon was served.
Those present were:
Misses
Catherine Aul Virginia Fi2ccus
Mildred ESattie Mrs William Nolan
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About People
MoVemcf tB Of Individuals 70 Ana
Prom Tho City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers-W. C. Russell. Charleston:
II. l.. Woodward. Parkershurg: G. II.
Albright. Petersburg: G. 8. Summers,
rarkcrshurG; V. A. Stead. Pittsburgh
McLure-P. r. Grandy. Clarkshurg;
e. l.. Smith. Clarksburg: Fl. c. Martin.
Valley Grove: T. Moore, Warrington. f..
V. RuriCk. Akron, O.
GRAND Central-Geo. K. Siz"r. Akron.
O.: \ r. Compton. Richmond. Ind; !.
Duhl, Cleveland. O.
wheoling-J L. smith. Pittsburgh: G.
VI. Storey. P!ttshurEh \. J. bishop,
Pittsburgh; Il. s. Boatman, MCEeesport.
IA
windsor-N c. Russell. Parkershurg;
T ]. SIMPLY. Parkersburg: T. T. Flesher
Cumberland: r. V. Hennen. MorCantown
a. +. Herman. Parkersburg; ?. r. Wal
kcr. Cleveland. @.
Stamm-T l.. Hend!e. Bethany; F.. l..
SIanc. Wci-'on: n. l.. IydCk, New Mar
tinsyillc: VI. \. Lupp. Dayton. O.: e. A.
Bosch. DAYTON. O.: Capt. VI. Davis.
Cleveland, q.
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There are 200 islands in the Fiji group.
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The honor Of your presence -
requested at the marriage OF
Miss Rosalind Greenhaum
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-29
LaME {. Hal Il UCKLlAN ID ].
Case Arising f n II mobile
Collision u. Mime polls Tried
in Municipal Court

The case Of .A. La etry Of Mime
apolis against James Hauckland Of
.Willmar was tried before Judge
George Muller IN Num- pal Court on
Friday morning at ten o clock. The
case is the result Of "a collision. that
occurred on the afternoon of Sep
TENDER End in Minneapolis at the
corner Of Nicollet avenue and 18th
Street. The car Of Mr.. La Merry, a
police officer Of the city OF Mime
apolis, was damaged, the frame, fen
.ders, wheels and other parts Of the
car being broken. The sum Of
z$l51.56 was needed to repair the
car. II: .s 81. (. IS. :s
The plaintiff was represented BY
R. w. Stanfo ord and T. @. Gilbert APP
peared for the defendant. The depo-
sitions Of II. Z. Alden, A. G. Hofff,
Paul Rosenfelt and II. H.: Donicht
were offered to the court to be read
at leisure. .sa. .ss
Is Mr.. A. LAM etry and Mr.. Oscar E.
Peterson were examined by the
plaintiff S counsel. The defendant
called no witnesses. and did not put
in any defense. The parties rested.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-29
GIVEN ( vi Il /. SURPRISE

The congregation Of the Swedish
M, E. church rendered a surprise on
their pastor, Rev. Claus johnson, on
Thursday evening. Speeches were
made by several Of the members of
the congregation. Rev. Emil Malm-
strom of AtWater also gave a nice
talk. A fine lunch was served to the
large gathering later in the evening.
A. purse of money was presented to
Rev. johnson and he wishes to thank
the parishioners for their kindness.