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eco Stops ST. Thomas Ashton Keeping Grid Stars Busy
O. A. RS TRIP TO DKs xofsys.
Department Com mander Yrpiains
Transportation Arrnneemepts,

Charles Zerbey. Department or Del
aware Commander OF Grand Army u
tho Republic, announces that Penn
syivania Railroad VIII carry delegates
10 and from tho annual encasnprnent
at Des Molnes. which will be held
during the week OF September ~ for
one faro (&4235)--for the round frip,--.
exclusive OF the requlyir Pullman
service (;c.so for upper. and 1926 for
lower bertbs)
The train will leave this city at
1856 a. m. standard tirne) septem-
Der 20 arriving al Chicago next morn
ing at s.33 O'Clock. Des Molnes win bs
reached on Sunday evening. az $50
O'Clock.
Tickets are good until October 81
with stop over privileges either way.
Reservations in the Puilmnns havs
been made so that Delaware members.
Sons OF Veterans and members II
other auxiliary associations may
travel together.
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HEYDLER SEEKS TO ABOLISH
LONG TRIPS DURING SERIES

Boston, Sept. 1<.-If the st- Louis
Americans and the Giants are the
pennant winners, the first three
games OF the world series proba bly,
Will be played In one city and the four
succeeding contests, or as many as
may be necessary, in the other. Presi-
dent John A. Heydler OF the National
League said yesterday he believed this
plan would be adopted II the Browns
should win. He added that a tenta-
tive schedule would be formulated
within a week. He said he thought
no team would care TO make two long
trips between the cities in such IN
important series.
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BRANDYW|NE, M'CABE
WIN IN CHURCH LEAGUE
Rivals to Battle II Out for Hon.
ors in Series Of
Games.

Director Plummer OF tho Church
League. has officially closed the sea-
son with Brandywinc leading In the
first and McCabe coming out on top
In the second division. There are n
number OF postponed games that will
not be played because they would
have no effect on the winners.
A meeting has been arranged to be
held tonight between the managers
and the league officials to decide on
what days the championship series Is
to be played. The number of games
and the dates will be arranged at this
meeting.
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COACH CROTHERS PITTS
PARkSIDE THROUGH PAGES

Coach Alec Crothers put 30 candi-
dates for the Parkslde team OF the
Wilmington Football Association.
through two hours OF stif practice at
hirkwood Park last evening, after
which he gave tho men short individu-
al instructions In how 10 play their
positions.
The squad will work out again on
Friday evening. and Manager Evans
wishes all candidates 10 be on hand
at tho clubhouse at 730 o'clock. I;
is expected that at least ten more
men will be added TO the squad Fri.
day night. several OF the stars OF the
city having assured the management
that they would report at that time.
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HOME RUN CONTEST.

Half dozen home runs fell TO the
lot of the swatsmlths I'm the National
League yesterday. Those who swung
wicked bats were Bancroft and Casey
Stengel, of the Giants, and Topper
Ger, Bottomly, Blades and North, OF
the Cards. Bottomly formerly played
first base for the Syracuse Stars. In
the American League, Tilly Walker
annexed his thlrty-sixth and closed
the gap on Ken Williams. who has
lust one more. Walker leads Hornsby
of the Cards, by the same margin.
Burns, OF the Boston Red Sox was the
other player to tally in Johnson
wheel. Tho lineup:
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ST. AIMS TO HAVE SECOND
CLASS FOOTBALL TEAM

st. AIMS will put a strong second
class team on the field as soon as the
football season starts. A practice
will DO held At Shallcross avenue and
Lincoln street this evening.
The following men arc requested to
report for the first workout: Taylor,
McGonigle. d. Casey. ]. Casey, Rssse.
Knox, McClafferty, McDermott, Haz-
zard, Brodie, Briggs. Strebb. Kava-
naugh. Snyder. McAteer, Mclaughlin,
Dougherty, Kennedy, Maloneyt Nc
Carthy and any other man wishing a
tryout
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not in Blu
rapidly behind
Of your
Nothing at all There isn't enough fun in football practice cheer
ALL plainly Dudsery hardening
conditioned
depths OF misery.
and
Football Conditions colleges
Not usually
The combination of Knu Rockne material has
a
and
limo something
hsuns' and Rockne
final
of winning carries quite
did Norwich lose a
We hardly close enough equine
enough dope the
b"nnx way Of dipping in various directions Norwich
always be to the swift but know OF few better directions
great master Of t.nn,, ,t as
equal
much master Of every stroke u,
his style
exchange will at least
have chance
for time But will we? Both
and letting ny
a
Will be closed out in two three rounds.
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Zbyszko Coming East.

Los Angeles. Cal, Sept. wIadek
zbyszko. heavyweight wrestler. will
leave for the East. where ne is signed
for a number OF matches after mis-
bout here with Renator Gardin, Ital-
ian heavyweight champion, Septem-
Der 20, he announced.
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Scouts on Long Hike.

William Black and Oscar Wey, Boy
Scouts, OF Richmond. Va, who are on
a hike TO Philadelphia, stopped in VIII
mington over night at scout head
quarters, 223 West Ninth street. Their
equipment consists Of a tent, one
blanket each and rations. The boys
stated that they were picked up by
atronobilists near Baltimore and
given a MT over 20 miles OF their
journey. The men in the car. they
said. wsre thought to have bsen boot
leggers.
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st. Paul's Wants Games.

The st. Pauls team, after complet-
ing a successful season in the Church
League would ike to arrange games
with any Independent clubs in the city
or State, particularly for the coming
Saturday. Manager p. L. Day can be
reached by calling Bell 7ss7-R.
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FINN RUNNER BREAKS
TWO WORLDS RECORDS

Stockholm. Sept. 1.-two
new worlds records were e.
tablishsd by Paavo Nurmi. Fin
nish runner. In the stadium
here Tuesday. In the 5000
meter event he bettered by one
second the time OF IA minute
. 3t.s seconds by s. Kolehmain-
en-. also OF Finland. in 1912. He
did the three-mile run in IA
minutes. S.4 seconds. The old
record was IA minutes, 17.6 sec
onds. established by Alfred
Shrub, OF Great Britain, in 1908.
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Games Today and Tomorrow
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis az Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. 6: Athletics, 5.
Washington, 4; Cleveland. /.
Chicago. a New York, 3.
New York, G; Chicago, 3
tsecond Enme).
Boston, 3; st. Louis, /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. Louis, 13; Philadelphia, 4.
ST. Louis. II; Philadelphia, 1
(second geme).
PittsburR. 8: Boston, !
Pittsburg, 6; Boston.
(second Hame)
New York. 6: Chicago. 3.
Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati, 2.
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At Camp Perry Shoot.

Elwood ]. Rossen, sergeant in the
National Guard OF Delaware. 10 at
tending the national sths matches At
Camp Perry.
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WILMINGTON.

\ ork AccO ......s.-... % " " " " " q " -
summary: Home run. DesSau. Two
base hits. Frank. Bartie. Stolen bases.
Bartie. Toner First baso on errors. VIII
Georse, s; Hayes. g. Base on balls oh
Hayes, 3 Double plays, Grant 20 Nc
Mn. Hit by pitched ball. Feori. Left
on bases, York. 8; Wilmington, 3. Cm-
pircs. Washer and Cooper. Time OF
game, l.32.
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Egotistical Author-"Of course. you
are familiar with my books" Clubman
No; / have merely a nodding ac-
uuainsance."-Bost Transcript.
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BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.

Eastlake vs. Trinity, Twenty
ninth and Market streets, 6 p. m.
Married Men VS.. Single Men OF
Mt. Salem Church, Rockford
Tower, s p. m.
FRIDAY.
American Chain ". 81. Thomas,
Harlan T1dd.
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EASTERN SHORE STARS.

sho' All-stars ........ DO o o 2OI O--3
flkton ................. D o o o I DO o.
summary Two-basc hits. Potts. John
son, Wright. Three-bsse hits Potts
Roberts. struck out. by Bser, 3: By
sbsDncr. @. Ba.e on balls. OF Baer, q:
Shanner. 2. Ump.res "Bill" McGowan
and Jack" McGowan
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Maximum results at minimum cost
An Every Evening want ad. Call
2200-.Adv.
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st. Hedwig's ................. o 2 o %
Summary Struck out, by Givens, 3 !;
by Hawke, 8. Left on bases. St. He'd
wigs. 2. Defiance, s. Stolen bases, A.
Clarke. Lynch. Base on balls Givens,
o: Hawke, 4. Time of game. 1.30. Um-
pire, Rickertx.
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I0ucn OF McmOrys
There's thrill for each September
When tho frst cool winds drift by
There's a thrill still remember.
And will until die.
It's a thrill that holds It's shackle
Where a fellow feels the glow,
As he slips through, guard and tackle
For the last four yards to go.
You can talk about the others
That you pick UP from the game,
But. believe me, sportive brothers.
There Is nothing quito the samo
As the heart beat whore the backIl
Take his rush against the foe
As he slips through guard and tackle
For the last four yards to go.
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DEFIANCE

Totals sGopp GIiiai;;.; nv ;,09rSSio 9 9 io 8
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Us Tfden questions
Jones the solhns
there.
and charm Of Tidn of
his look the
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FORESTON

Jess Larson of Huron, S. D., arrived
Tuesday afternoon and will visit at
the Dean home for some time.
Mrs. J. r. Norgren and Phyllis
Hallstrom spent two days last week
in St. Cloud, returning Saturday even.
ing.
]. J. Knutson and j. w. Stromwall
spent Friday in Minneapolis on bust
ness.
Mrs. Margaret Branley spent few
days with her cousins, Mrs. AL. Stude1
and Mrs. j. A. Lynch.
Ben Tice spent Wednesday evening
in Princeton with friends.
Earl Kirk and John Jacobson left
for Fargo, N. D., Monday evening
where they will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gotlke of Mime
apolis motored up here Thursday af-
ternoon and spent few days with the
latter's sister, Clara Kubik.
Miss Edith Nelson is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties
at the Big Store, and will leave for
Duluth this week for few days. visit.
The Kirk family spent Sunday at
Mile Laos lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Larson and two
children spent Sunday and Monday at
the Larson home in Foley.
F. C. Neumann returned from Min
neapolis Thursday, where he spent a
week with relatives.
: A shower was given on Hanna john
son Friday evening. Playing games
was the chief amusement of the even
ing and several songs were rendered
by Mrs. A. R. Thorson. "A fine lunch
was served and, Miss Johnson, who
became a bride Sunday, received many
useful presents.
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spending few days here visiting his

spending few days here visiting his
brother, DR.. H. H. Blaustone.
Miss Claire Messersmith Of Malmo
spent Sunday and Monday at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Dan Burman.
Orlando Woodard made a business
trip to st. Cloud one day last week.
John E. Johnson, Herbert and Ar
mold Nyquist and Fred and Howard
Haggberg were fishing at Sugar lake
last Sunday morning.
Miss Adena Anderson of Minneap-
oils spent Sunday here visiting rela-
tives and friends. She returned home
on Sunday evening.
Guy Carlson left July 80 for Chica-
go and expects to be- gone about two
months.
A number of Isle folks enjoyed a
picnic with the Chas. Carter family
on the point last Saturday afternoon.
All report good time and plenty of
"eats."
Miss Lillian Evens of McGrath
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
Miss Effie Carlson.
E. A. Karlsarom was an Onamia
caller last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. L. Skogen has been quite
i'll the past week but is somewhat i'm
proved.
Owing to the rainy weather there
was small attendance at the dance
in Monson's park last Saturday even
ing.
The Misses Annie Nolan and Flea
nor Meleen of Milaca spent few days
this week visiting at the John Hagg-
berg home.
Mrs. G. S. Haskell was shopping in
Isle last Monday morning.
Mrs. John Casper of Garfield visited
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Pintz,
last Monday.
Martin Pintz left last week for
Brewster where he will be employed.
Isle folks have been picking blue
berries near McGrath the past week.
R. G.. Shaw is spending a week at
Gonvick. He expects to move his fam
lily there in the near future.
Mrs. Countryman of Minneapolis
has been spending a week with the An
drew Skoglund family.
Clinton Rosene has been ill the past
week with heart trouble.
Pavilion will present Tom Moore in
"Hold Your Horses" next Sunday
evening, August 13. Everybody well
come.
Mrs. B. F. Fredrickson and Mrs.
John Haggberg will entertain the
Isle Civic club next Wednesday after
noon, August 16.
D. Carlson motored up from Mime
apolis last Thursday evening. He was
accompanied back to the cities by Mrs.
c. Swanson and children and Miss
Hannah Swanson.
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PEASE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Baas returned
from their trip to Minneapolis last
Tuesday.
Mrs. M. M. Barnes of Sturgeon
Lake, visited with her sister, Mrs. j.
A. Jetsinga, Tuesday on her way home
from Minneapolis, where she had been
to visit daughter, who is in hospi-
tai there.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Adema and Mr..
Allen Jetsinga were at Milaca We'd
nesday, where Mr.. Adema consulted a
physician in regard to his health.
H. A. Hubers shipped three car
loads Of stock to South st. Paul last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Toussaint and
sons were Pease callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Jetsinga, accom-
panied by Mrs. Barnes, motored to
Ogilvie Wednesday, evening, where the
latter remained to visit her sister, Mrs.
Conger, for few days.
0. Wittgren has a crew of men put
ting in new cement bridge south of
town.
Rev. Van de Lunne has begun MAX
ing his annual house visitatfons to the
members of his congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs: S. Dorr of Amery,
Wis, motored here Thursday to visit
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ISLE

Mr.. and Mrs. August Gaumnitz mo-
tored from Worthington last Friday
evening and are spending few weeks
visiting old friends.
Clarence Munson spent a few days
this week in Minneapolis on business.
Miss Rosa Mason left on Tuesday
morning for New England, N. D.,
where she has accepted a position as
teacher for the coming school year.
Floyd Wilkes, who is employed in
Minneapolis, spent Sunday evening
here with his brother, Gilbert. He re-.
turned to Minneapolis on Monday
morning.
A few of our young people enjoyed
party at the hospital on Monday
evening.
The Isle Booster band gave concert
in the Monson Scenic Park last Sun
day afternoon.
Arnold Blaustone of MINNEAPOLIS is
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a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Jetsinga. On Saturday they con-
tinued their journey to Ogilvie and
Pine City to visit relatives.
+. H. Bartlett and family were out
Of town visitors on Sunday.
Mrs. W. Kinney Of Stacyville, Iowa,
visited with her brother, F. T. Bar
telt and family from Wednesday to
Saturday.
+. w. Greenfield went to Minneap-
oils Friday via bus line on business.
Rev. DeBruin and family from
Ogilvie were visitors at Rev. Van de
Lune's Friday.
R. p. Roberts of Anoka is erect
ing cement silo on the j. A. Jetsinga
farm south of town.
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guests at the Colapton home Monday


guests at the Co1apton home Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. MaGee are the
proud parents Of son, born Saturday
morning.
Mr.. Vivant has nearly completed his
cottage. It will be occupied by the
Elite Wilson family who ire at pres
ent living in Lawrence.
Mrs. Gust Peterson cf Buffalo is
visiting the P. E. Peterson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burgan and
son, Bruce, left Saturday morning to
spend their vacation with relatives
in North Dakota and Montana.
Mr.. Spikes came to take Mr.
Burgan's place as 500 agent during
the latter's absence.
John Nelson has purchased new
Ford from the local agent.
c. V. Schofeld has purchased a new
Ford from the local agent.
c. V. Schofeld returned from his
trip to Spring Valley Friday. Mr.
VIM. Lind accompanied him from Min.
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Johnson, who spent
the week at the Roy Addington home
returned to Minneapolis Friday morn.
ing.
Mr.. Halgren received word from
Cormorant stating that his brother.
ln-law, VIM. Mcleod, is still in a very
critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Potts and daugh.
ters, Beulah and Maude, left Monday
evening for Barnes, Wis, for two
weeks vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Borneke enter
tanned friends from Mankato Sunday
and Monday.
A number Of neighbors and young
people gathered at the Matt johnson
home on Wednesday evening to cele-
brate George Johnson's birthday an
niversary. The usual good time is re-
ported.
A class of boys and girls will be
confirmed at Our Savior's Ev. church,
Santiago, next Sunday morning. The
confirmation services will be in Eng
lish and Norwegian and will begin at
1880. Rev. o. M. Gullerud, pastor.
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GLENDORADO

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stay and
family spent Sunday at the Hans Stay
home in Greenbush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scherer and son,
Howard, spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Castonia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scherer and
son Of Oak Park and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Chevalier and children spent Sunday
evening at the Geo. Hanson home.
A large crowd attended the young
peoples society of the Glendorado
Lutheran church Sunday evening at
J. P. Johnson's.
Misses Mae Christianson and Josie
Anderson spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Scherer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Kruger and fam
lily and Mrs. Hilda Catherwood and
son motored to Maple Plain on Sun
day. Mrs. Kruger and children will
visit for a week with her mother at
that place.
Misses Laura Madison, Alma Johan-
son, Alvina George, Mae Christianson
and Messrs. Ole Abrahamson, Nels
and Lars Larson and Ed. George mo-
tored to Mile .Lacs lake Sunday tc
spend the day.
Mrs. P. Stay and daughter, Marian
and son, Kenneth, called on Mrs. Han.
son Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Carlson anc
family spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Stay.
The Ladies' Aid of the Glendoradt
Lutheran church met at the J. P. John
son home last Wednesday afternoon
A large crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Indrehus and fam
lily, Miss Sigrid Siverson and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Andrew Anderson and famil,
spent Sunday at Briggs lake.
Mrs. Herbert Stay and family visit
ed with Mrs. Arthur Stay from Sun
day until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson and fam
lily of Greenbush, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E
Kruger and family and Mrs. Hid:
Catherwood and son spent Wednes
day evening at the Andrew Anderson
home.
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BLUE HILL


Miss Margaret Johnson returned on
Wednesday from Onamia, where she
visited Mrs. G. M. Bergendahl for a
week. Miss Johnson and Mrs. Bergen
dahl were classmates at the Universi-
ty farm school.
VIM. Larson of Minneapolis was re-
newlng acquaintance here last We'd
nesday and Thursday. Mr.. Larson
travels now for detective insurance
firm.
Sunday school in the M. E. church
next Sunday morning at 10:3O.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Lee and chill
dren Of Minneapolis were weekend
guests at the J. L. Payette home.
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MALMO

Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Haggberg and
little daughter and Grandma Ruin
left Saturday by automobile for Wis
it with relatives in North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Haglund of Op-
stead called on the C. P. Larson home
Wednesday evening.
Bill Newman hauled mail for Verne
Mott on Wednesday.
John Olson, jr., transacted business
at Isle Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.. Haggberg and
son spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Grant at Opstead.
Miss Freda Larson visited with her
sister, Mrs. Oscar Haglund, at Op-
stead on Wednesday.
Most Of our young men have left
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FOR the Dakota harvesting and thresh-

for the Dakota harvesting and thresh-
ing.
Verne Mott and C. F. Haggberg
made trip to Duluth on Wednesday
with truck load Of poultry and veal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Larson called
on the C. P. Larson family Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson and
sons Of Glory were guests at the c. G.
Haggberg home few days this week.
The Misses Freda Larson and Es-
trid Swedberg spent Saturday evening
with Miss Mebel Burreson.
Carl Ecklund made a business trip
to Onamia on Monday.
Mrs. C. P. Larson and son, Henry,
attended the picnic at Opstead Sun
day.
Andrew Olson returned home from
Rec the first of the week.
Paul Day was an Opstead caller on
Saturday.
Chas. Sleeves made business trip
to Aitkin Saturday.
Henry Larson and John Olson, jr.,
transacted business at Aitkin Satur-
day.
Carl Larson is employed by Andrew
Larson, who is to commence threshing
grain in this vicinity this week.
Roy Haggberg Of Isle is assistant
clerk at the C. F. Haggberg store this
week.
Alfred Johnson, the Kanabec county
Watkins agent, passed through here
on his way from Glory to Mora Thurs
day.
Hagler Ellis of Duluth was visiting
relatives and friends here Sunday.
Perry Johnson Of Eastwood called at
the c. P. Larson home Sunday.
DR.. Oston of Minneapolis came on
Saturday to look after his interests
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Haglund of OPP
stead spent Sunday evening at the
C. P. Larson home.
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WAHKON

Miss Velma Guyer is visiting with
relatives in Minneapolis this week.
Miss Jessie Mayo came up from
Minnetonka Beach to spend Sunday at
her brothers.
The Chas. Carter family are spend
ing a couple of weeks at their sum-
mer cottage on Big Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cobb are away
on a visit to Miss June Cobb and Mr..
C. V. Schofield are in charge of the
store.
Miss Edna Bezanson returned from
summer school and visit to her Sis
ter's in Virginia Saturday morning.
Mrs. T. E. Potts and Mrs. Calvin
Bezanson entertained the Ladies' Aid
at Mrs. Potts last Wednesday.
O. G. Martin, accompanied by his
son, Lee, and father motored to Wa
dena and spent week. They re-
turned Sunday afternoon.
Walter Patterson has moved into
Otis Patterson's new house across the
tracks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Casper and little
son are spending the week at the Fer.
guson home.
Walter Patterson traded his Nation.
al car for Chevrolet baby grand.
Mrs. j. E. Ford came up from Ona.
mia on Friday evening.
Mr.. Levi Pronovost is again en-
ployed at the garage.
Mrs. J. Turrey and her sister, Miss
Florence Vergote, are spending a few
days at the Turley cottage on Meshi.
gan point.
Misses Edna, Hazel end Helen Be.
zanson and Miss Jessie Mayo were
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