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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20
TOSSING WI, INDEPENDENT
| 'EM IN BASKEIEERS

Baptist five Of Indianapolis 81 to Il, in
a fast game. The Greenwood team
wants games away from home on week
ends Address NJ Z. Yount, Greenwood,
Ind.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan 20-The
South BEND NJ c. A. defeated the Gary
Boosters In basket bail here last night.
81 10 IS Ths game was slow and the
locals used many substitutes Nyik7s
was high point man with six field goals.
The Fefndale Trisngles easily defes tod
the Speedway Seconds "a TO T. at Speed
way gym. The Triangles will play the
Home Presbyterian Church team at Fern
dale gym.
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The Neteors Of the West Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church, leaders OF
the West Side Sunday School League, de-
feated Olive Branch. who are now lead
INC tha South Side Sunday School League
cd 70 u The game was featured oy tLc
close guarding Of both teams anu ~
.nu-ar0und work u Achey- D9AH a." >
NCj6t yetters II the west side team. i ne
Meteors have Victories over the talTIAA
A. G.. the Iauter Club, Ferhdale -, -
angles. Emerson orioles and mahy olRs' =.
they would Ike 70 fill The Nejeeors ga ,,
SHE'S Bsissstioe az address n. G. oliver. Post
OGlce box ga cure Western Brick I'm .iils
pany, Indianapolis Out-oI-to"A b@1A0'
preferred.
The De Molay basket ball squad was
cut down this week by Coacn larry
Schoeuemau. ex En- Roe star, ana my
workable squad IS now available ~"
Mains are being spared in an effort 10
cnt The hest team possible. @. y. has
Lett president Of the Haskell Lumber
Conpanv is the athletic advisor nc is
doing everything iu his power 20 PIT
mote the De Molay athletic program hr
De N0lav basket ball team wants game
for IAN % with a team having access
70 gymnasium For Information cal
Washington 4752 and ask for Bob
Tho Kahn Tailoring Company Ave de
e.a.ad A. SAT- Lake team last nights in
ae4 fast I game. 10 to Il The features Of
the - game we're the playing Of Smart for
the kahn crew and Taylor for the Salt
Lakes.
The Trafalgar state amateur champs
-d.fsotod the + NJ. II. A Of Indianapolis
in fast game. Al to % Trafalgar
next game is with the South Side Turn
ers Saturday night at Morgantown. Ira,
falgar has few open dates ana VIII
defend It's games. write Raymond Pick
erel. Trafalgar, Ind.
GREENWOOD, Ind, Jan. 2o-The
Greenwood X Of 2. defeated the First
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PHYSICAL TILT SATURDAY.

The Normal College Of the American
Gymnastic Union will play its next homs
basket ball game Saturday night, taking
on the New Augusta Independent team at
the Athenaeum. The game is scheduled
to start at s o'clock and will be preceded
by curtain raiser between the Christa-
mOres and Trinity five.
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Winter Baseball
AUPPERT DENIES STORY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Jacob Rupert,
president Of the New York American
League Club, denied on his return from
Chicago late Thursday, that the club
,eIub for Outfelder Lewis, its manager,
swhe, it was reported, the Yankees were
anxious to buy for $4,000. Lewis for
lmerly played with the Yankees There are
.rumors here that the Yankees have made
'an offer for Harry Hooper Of the White
kS0x
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SandlOt Baseball Heads
Meet in Annual Session

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20.-Directors Of
the National Baseball Federation, con-
trolling body Of sandlot baseball IN
America, met here today In annual ses-
sion.
listed for settlement, including a decision
IN New York's franchise miK-up now
claimed by two rival Manhattan groups.
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BISCUITS THROWS TWO.

FIT. WAYNE, Ind. Jan 2O.-stauislaus
Zby szko, worlds wrestling champion, de-
feated William DemetraL Greek cham
pion, and Mike Kolin. the Bulgarian
grappler. in a handicap match here last
ight Zbyszk won over Demetral IN
81 80 and downed Kolif In ia. Zbysz-
ko had agreed to throw both men In one
hour and fifteen minutes or forfeit.
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Central States togERament prize checks
were disrribRted to the downtown alleys
last night, where they can be secured by
their owners.
Local bowlers figured prominently in the
prtze list of. the Central states tourna-
utnt which was announced Yesterday.
The total Indianapolis winnings amount
to- SSS7 80 rather equally divided between
ffYe-Lnen, doubles aud singles. Fred Nc
Cull0ugh proved The best money bowler
Of the twenty one Indianapolis team
delegation which invaded the GEM City
The Marott Shoe Shop five made the
best showing Of any of the local five
man teams and got $40 for finishing in
fourteenth Mace. The Central Alley Five
in sixteenth position drew down $3.50.
Pritchett Mccullough IN the doubles
got 500 for finishing third, speieher
Johnson collected $3.50 f9r thu. tenth
place prize. ana MeFer-Cray got $50 Is
for rolling into twelfth. JOseph-AbbOtt
IN fifteenth got $3.50,
In the singles Mccullough grabbed 500
for finishing in fourth place. z. Patter-
son in the ninth niche got $3.50. r.
AGagel finished fourteenth and was
handed $50. There were plenty ef 50
prizes to make the singles contestants
feel good
The Great Western Defeated the Ideals
in the Furniture League Thursday night.
three times and every game was close.
The Nationals were too good for the
Home Furniture and won straight VIC
tories without much trouble.
Two-out- Of three winners were the Vic
tor Furniture, Taylor Carpet and d
Sommers, who took the odd games from
the Banner Furniture, Peoples Outfit
ting and Baker Bros teams, respectively.
Ruch Of the Baker Bros five rolled
pa in his second game and gave his team
its only victory Of the might over D.
Sommers outfit. Other high scores were
Hickman's 20 Sand EOfhEoph's 205.
Two-out -of-three wins were the rnla
In the American Legion loop. Perry Ste
phenson, Watkins and Irvington posts
were the victors Watkins handed out
the best bowling.
Antrim Of the Root post was high In
dividual vii pa pins in his second game
Argus Of the George Dewey post polled
the best three game series with counts
Of 213, POS and 1911
Three teams In the Wholesale loop won
STRAIGHT ramos. Van Camp Hardware,
Fibhon -Holjweg and House Of Crane had
on their winning smiles and could nor
be stopped Hamilton Harris took two
from J. c. Perry Company.
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ron HORSESHOE TITLE.

fourth annual tournament for the horse
shoe pitching cham pionship Of the United
States viii be held here beginning Feb.
-, according to an announcement by J.
Todd Flowers president Of the National
Association Of Horseshoe Pitchers. The
prize list viii aggregate 1880.
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NEALE SIGNS CONTRACT.

WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 20-Earl
kGreasy) Neale, washington and Jeffer
Son College football coach. has signed
d contract TO play with the Cincinnati
National League baseball club next sea
sOn, he informed friends here Thursday.
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To APPOINT REFEREES.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 20--No more will
promoters or managers Of boxers name
the referees TO offIciate in bouts here.
All referees viii be appointed by the
cleveland boxing commission and viii
be held accountable to that body 1or
the wav the bouts are conducted ac-
c0rdiug to an unofficial announcement
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OTHrR THURSDAY BOUTs.

AT JERSEY CITY-Tarzan Larkin
Minnesota lumberman, knocked ou'
Homer Burke OF Pittsburgh IN one round
AT NEW YORK-pepper Martin
Brooklyn, won a decision over KID Sui
Ivan also or Brooklyn, in twelve rounds
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HrRMAN rs. REIsLER.

Pacifc Coast featherweigbt and stable
mate Of Jack Dempsey, E1H furnish the
feature bout at Madison Square Garden
tonight with Johnny Reisler as his OPP
uouput
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Knox Five Wins

MIDDLETON, Conn. Jan. 20-Knox
College defeated Wesleyan University at
q to %. Albro again led
Ehe scoring with II points, four field
goals and nine Of thirteen free throws.
Robertson Of Wesleyan sank fifteen of
nineteen free throws.
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Irish Hockey Team Wins

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 20.-Notre
pane won the second hockey game on its
northern trip, defeating the Michigan
Aggie team by a score Of to l. The
irish team work was fine and the dash
pf theft play was too much for the
Aggie s.-aters.
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FRIsCR SIGNS rp.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20-Frank Frisch
|af the Giants has signed another con-
'tract with McGraw. It is for two years
|at an advance in salary, the exact figure
not being revealed.
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SMITH BEATS DALE.

WAUSAT-, Wis. Jan. 20-Matty smitt
of Racine beat Al Dale OF kansas Clly
Mo. In ten rounds here last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

PARIS. Jan. @J.-George Carpenter,
light heavyweight boxing champion OF
the world, IS III IN bed at his home here
Of Influenza
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Three teams In the Wholesale loop won
STRAIGHT ramcs. Van Camp Hardware.
Fibhon- Holjweg and House Of Crane had
on their winning smiles and could NOT
be stopped. Hamiiton-H Harris took two
from J Q. Perry Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-20

Antrim Of the Root post was high In
dividuaI with pa pins in his second game
Argus Of the George Dewey post rolled
the best three game series with counts
Of 213, POS and 1911
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GREENWOOD, Ind, Jan. 2o-The
Greenwood X Of ?. defeated the First
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Central States toWERament prize checks
were distributed. to the downtown alleys
last night, where they can be secured by
their owners.
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Two-out-of three wins were the rula
in the American Legion loop. Perry Ste
phenson, Watkins and Irvington posts
were the victors Watkins handed out
the best bowling.
, 1922-04-01
Church
advancement

necessary for any one to stay so long
IN h crvfoe
At 500 O'Clock in the Afternoon viii
be the regular monthly meeting OF the
church board
Christian Endcayor NJ $50 in the
evening followed by devotional
preaching at 73o.
We had the largest Sunday school
last Sunday we n v yer had except
for some special rally.
The pre-Easter program calls for a
closing Of ths campaign with special
revival meeting and We ave voted
unanimously to follow the regular
pkar- This win be an effort at ex-
tending the work and benefit of the
church TO many who have not yet
awaited themselves OF such privileges.
Fuller announcements will be made
from time TO time as the work pro
crosses.
a most cordial welcome Is extended
to all.
Tho reception Hver by the deacon.
esscs and other active women of the
church Friday afternoon was well at
tended and n most enjoyable time was
experienced and many wishes ex
pressed for repetition Of such a happy
occasion
, 1922-04-01

3o2 East Second street. Rev. LOWS
e Carter. pastor. e:45 a. m. Sunday
school. The monthly missionary OF
fering will be received. IL n. m. hoy
communion. 2:3o p. m. membership
class. Last session. All should he
pr esent- 800 p. IN. Standard Bearers
Gao p. m Epworth League. DIR. ].
NJ. Cromer will lead. Miss Eva Fergu
son win sing. I'm n Pilgrim" 1886
y. m. "A Reason OF Our
Hope" Monday. 1870 p. m. official
board meeting. Important. Notice
tho hour. Tuesday. 7:3o p. m. Sunday
school board meeting, at the church.
2:3o D. m. W. c. It. u. silver tea at the
homo Of Mrs. C. II. Lowe. 113 South
Lincoln street. Wednesday. chicken
pie supper. at 6 p. m. Under auspices
of the Business and Professional WON
ems class. Benefit OF the building
fund. Wednesday. prayer service
7.30 p. m Friday. choir rehearsal
7:30 p. m. Ladies' aid circles will
meet as follows: Busy Bee with Mrs
]. Legal, 256 East r street; Capital
Hill. with Mrs. d. C. Snowman, AIS
East 18th street: CY with Mira H. L
Garner. 53S West 18th street; Kensing-
ton with Mrs. Myra Singleton. S24
South wolcott street; Social Service
with Mrs. Anna Cooksey, 327 South
Beech street; Victory Workers with
Mrs. Fro Holland. West Yellowstone,
rear Midwest gate.
, 1922-04-01
LECTURE SERIES TO Be
ENJOYED BY BAPTIsTS

The first of a series OF lectures on
the religion of presidents viii be CIV
en- by Rev. C. NJ. Thompson, Jr.. pas
tor of the First Baptist church tomor'
row evening at the regular Sunday
service hour.
There will be five addresses in the
series and the religion of nlustrous
leaders or the country Will be dwelt
upon fully. The first address viii GOV
err the life OF President Mckinley. 9th
or presidents whose religious views
will be expounded include Grover
Cleveland. woodrow Wilson and Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
Each Sunday evening during the
lecture series tho church choir will
give special music. The. Baptist male
quartet will sing and well knovn local
soloists viii assist at all Of the serv-
ices.
, 1922-04-01
JOHN NJ. WHIsENHUNT
takes OVER OPERATION
OF EAST SIDE GARAGE

John n. whisenhunt. owner Of the
East Side garage building is now in
charge o. the institution having taken
over the operation this morning. In
taking over the operating end OF thu
institution. Mr.. whisenhunt Is re
turning to the automobile business aft
or having been out Of this line Of work
for the past two years
Under Mr.. Whfsenhunt's manage
luent the Institution will cater to al
class Of trade and will perfec. a me
chanica1 department that will b
equipped to handle repair work OF all
kinds. Service Will be the motto OF
this department o sthe institution.
The garase will feature a compiets
, 1922-04-01
First Church Of the Nanrcne

GIL East H street. Nona d. Giles.
pie. pastor. S3s North Madison street.
Sunday school at 10 a m. at which
time the regular monthly missionary
offering Will be taken. E. A. Turner.
superintendent. Parents come and
bring the children. Morning worship
at IL a. m, sermon by pastor. Eve
ming worship at 7:30 p. m, SERMON by
pastor. The Woman's Prayer Band
will meet at the home OF Mrs Russell
johnson on North Harrison. cal II
street. Wednesday at 2:3o p. m. Come
and bring your bibles. note books
and pencils and enjoy an hours study
of the word of God Lesson l, Thess
first chapted. Regular mid-week pray
err meeting at h church on Thurs
cay night at 7:3o. All are cordially in
vited and strangers given a hearty
welcome.
, 1922-04-01

of 100000. The officers Of the com
pAny are VIM H lloyd. President:
J. r. Lloyd. socretary-trensurer.
They are carrying on a general
real estate business and are member
of the Casper Realtors association.
In addition to which they write fire
insurance and are local agents for The
Southern Surety Co.. which places
them in a position to write surety
bonds OF all kinds.
The off1ces OF the company are To-
Iuatcd at 10 Q. 8. bldg. and are in
charge OF Ted Power who has charge
of the insurance and Is associated
in the real estats end.
, 1922-04-01
PERMIT IS ISSUED FOR
ERECTION OF $4,000
BUILDING ON MIDWEST

A twoetory shop building at Ash
and Midwest streets Is the largest
building for which n contrace was
ISSUED for the month of March. This
building is being erected by X r.
J~ourgenson 1t is To be constructed
Of concrete at a cost of $40, 900.
Thirty-nine other permits brought
O.sper's building up to s1o3.6oo for
the month This Is somewhat iower
, 1922-04-01
Church Of Jesus Christ.
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
SainlA

Services he'd In Labor Union hall.
$40 North Wolcott Sunday school
gio.3o A. IN. evening service 7:3o. The
Relief society will meet Tuesday after
noon At : O'Clock with Mrs. NJ. E.
Thompson. 325 North Lincoln. We
cordially invite the public to all OF
our services
, 1922-04-01

than the building estimates for the
same month last year. which were
s1s5.45o but considerably higher than
the estimates for last month Of this
year. The estimates for Fcorm-y
were s44,2oo-
A permit for abuiiding to cost $40
900 was recently issued TO +. A VIII
nave. It viii be constructed close to
the Palms.
, 1922-04-01

scn Subject, Better Bibis Reading
Evening service 7sf5 p N Text. peut-
121: Fear not. neither lie dlscour
aged" The North Casper communi-
~ church stands for the best inter
ests OF h North Side community. We
are led TO believe by the increasing
attendance that North Casper feels
that this is true. Welcome to all.
c. a MARSHALL, Pastor.
, 1922-04-01

South Park and East Fourth streets.
j. H. Gockel. Pastor. $50 Sunday
school. 1880 morning service Eng
Hsh). Text OF rmo Hebrews e:1115;
theme: Christ a High Priest of Good
Things to Come" 7:3o evening Lent
en- service. Text of John 49,
$500; theme: II Thirstr' 500 Mon
day evening. meeting Of voting mem
bers.
, 1922-04-01

Sunday school 1870 p. m. C. r.. Car
ley. superintendent, followed by Junior
prayer service. Evening service .:3o
p. m. Sermon by C. r. Carley. Every
body welcome.
MRS. HATTIE LAMBERT, Pastcr.
, 1922-04-01

Seventh and wolcott street Rev.
Philip k. Edwards. rector. Holy com.
munion at Z a m. Church school al
9:45 A. m. Morning prayer and scr
mon Mt 1t1o a. m. Evening service at
7:3o p. m.
Week day services: Tuesday at 400
p. m. Thursday at 400 p. m. and 1870
p. N. Friday chiidren's service at
4:30 .. m.
, 1922-04-01

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday a IL a m. in the
church edifice at the primer Of Fourth
and Grant street The lesson SER
mon for tomorrow is "UnreaIity."
The public Is cordially invited.
Sunday school for pupils up to the
age of 20 is held at e:45 a. n.
Testimonial meetings are held
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
, 1922-04-01
First Christina Church. Corner Grant
And Lind Streets.

Charles C. Stout. Minister, Office in
the CLurch-Phone 1379-W.
The Sunday school un6or the upper
intsndsnce OF p. Van Hekken begins
at s:s5 n at 1890 merges into the
communion and preaching service.
We r shortening the service so Us
TO give all an opportunity fo- both
the lesson period end the commun-
lon and sermon without making it
, 1922-04-01
Scandinavian Evangelical Ere, Church

Corner Fourteenth and Jefferson
streets; initial services in new home
at IL O'Clock Sunday morning.
Preaching service. in Swedish Ian
guage Evening service at Ia in
English language.
, 1922-04-01

zoos North Durbin street. Sabbath
school 10 a m. George Specht. sup
erintendent: Calvin Nicely. assistant
Morning service II n. m. Text. Rev
al ITO him that overcometh." En-.
doavor q p. m. Leader Hcrbnrt Ma.
, 1922-04-01
LLOYD REALTY COMPANY
IS NEW CASPER FIRM

The Lloyd Realty Co. is n of Cas-
per's latest business enterprises. The
corporation is duly authorized under
the laws of Wyoming with a capital
, 1922-04-01

line OF used am At FIRST. with the
probability Of Agency for good Ears BE-
ing taken up later A complete line
Of accessories Of all kinds VIII be in
, 1922-04-01

stalled Mr.. whisenhunf viii push
Ajax tires and tubes
Mr.. Whisenhunt Is = salesman for
local agents for the Mash. Wins
, 1922-04-01

Corner Sixth and DurhinL street
Rev. Charles A Wilson. pastor. Sun
day school and adult bible chsses
s-+5. Mr. H B. Durham Of the Meth
odtst brotherhood class VIII teach the
class at which time Dr.. Anderson will
take charge OF Mr.. Durham's class At
rhe Methodist church A full attend
ancs Of the class IL desired Morning
worship at IL O'Clock. Sermon. rcnew-
al and restoration and regular quar-
terry communion service. Anthem.
The Silent Sea-" NeidIinger. Anthem
Communion Hymn Buck. Young
Peoples meeting at 6=3o; musical pro
gram. Evening worship. 73o; sermon
REORGANIZATION" Anthem, There Is
a Holy City, Shelley. Duet, The
Shadows Of the Evening Hour"
Briggs. Mrs. Pelkey and Mr.. Lund'
berg. Keuwood Sunday school. -Four
teenih n South ackso stresfs'
$40 p. m. Duet by MIS- Frank and
Miss Marquis. Attendance last Sun
day 81. Dedication of the e Pres
byterian church at Mills Sunday eve
ming at s p. m. also ordination and
installation OF elders. A quartet from
h First Presbyterian church VIII
sing. wednesday 100 p. m, prayer
and bible study- THURSDAY $50 p. m-
Ladies' Aid in church rarlors. Mrs.
Dentner's committee Annual congre-
gational meeting Tuesday 7.2o p. m
in the tabernacle. Reports OF all de,
and election OF Officers
Session meeting at h close OF the
morning and evening service to TO
cetye new members. Public reception
Of new members Easter. April l5.
Men be present Mt the brotherhood
class at s:f5 to welcome Mr.. Durham.
First Baptist.
Fifth and Beech streets. c. NJ.
Thompson, IT. pastor. Sunday school
e.45 a m. There Is n class for you.
Morning worship IL n. m. Theme
Tn Outstanding Fact of h Chris
tian IAfe.'' B. Y. p. U. $50 p. m
Evening service 1880 p. m. Theme
.aTb Religion of President Mckinney
Anthem: God Be Praised" Male
quartet, God is Love" Midweek .serv-
ice. Wednesday 1910 p. m. Address
latin America" Scouts. Tuesday
evening 7:3o y. m. in gymnasium. I'M
ior Scouts, Thursday evening 7 p. m.
IN gymnasium. Sunday night the
pastor starts a series of addresses on
the religion Of the president. These
addresses should be very intereting
and the general public is welcomed to
share in them. Special music at each
evenings service.
, 1922-04-01

KrSnt Packard and Overland cara
and win oontinue in this capacity.
, 1922-04-01

Try a Tribune classified adj
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-10
Gave Light Opera

The light opera in the "Mikado"
was given before large audience
Monday night at the armory as the
opening number of the lecture course,
which is promoted by the high school
seniors. From the amount of laugh
ter from the audience, in response to
each sally, the play was well taken.
Local hits on a number of persons
brought forth a burst of laughter
each time. Some of the people men
toned from the stage were, DR.. Har-
ris, Charles O'Connell, Judge Beise,
and with unerring precision, they
called for 1.-The next sheriff-Stanley
Ryan.
Supt. Mustain introduced the
Davies" company and asked that the
date for the next number be kept in
mind, Wednesday, November %.
Rush, the magician will entertain at
that time.
~ For the seniors, John Musselman
took tickets at the door, and the
ushers were the following seniors,
Avis Freeman, Anna Hruby, Freda
Horn, Florence Johnson, Rose Run
ME, Gladys Michaelscheck and Hilda
Ulvestad.
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Mrs. Gertrude Larson

Mrs. Gertrude Larson died at her
home in Morris, Friday November 3,
three weeks after the death of her
father. The funeral was held Mon
day from the First Lutheran church,
which was crowded with friends and
relatives of the deceased. The floral
tributes to Mrs. Larson were unusal-
ly numerous and beautiful. The
pail bearers at the funeral were F. r.
Putnam, James Griffith, Tim Ma
loney, D. H. Law1er, VIM. Hide
brandt and e. A. Nelson.
Mrs. Gertrude Larson was born
at Koppangy Norway, March IS,
1875: with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Nelson, she came to Amer
lea Al years ago.. and has lived in or
near Morris since that time. Mrs.
Larson had been i'll the last six
months, most of the time being spent
in bed.
She was married August %, 1896
to Hartvig Larson. To this union
four children were born. One died
as baby, and three are living, Mar
ion, George and Elma. One boy,
James Claire, was taken into the
family at the age of eight months.
He is now four and half years old.
Besides her husband and children,
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Methodist Church

MeJh0d1ST Uhurch
10:30-Morning worship.
Sunday school.
6:45-Epworth League.
7:3O-Evening worship. The
special features of the evening SER
vice will consist of Community
Singing" second echo Singing"
third a story sermon on Conrad the
Cobbler" by Edwin Markham.
Come early and get good seat, as
nearly all seats were taken last Sun
day evening by 1880.
J. S. KettIewell, Pastor.