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Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-01-19

Rev. and Mrs. WINS Page attended
church at Zion Sunday and Monday.
]. e., Brechbill who Is suffering
from fall received while working
in the timber last week is slowly I'M
proving.
The little son of Enss Sheets who
had chicken pOX last week Is able to
be out again.
Rev. Monroe Book, two children
and sister" attended church at Bethel
Sunday, the former hail charge Of
the morning service.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Washman
visited at Clarence Beyers Friday.
Miss Gladys Schmutz spent Sun
day with Miss Ellen TObias.
Melvin Crawford, Clarence Byer,
Nathan Tobias Harry Tobias and
Lyle IngersoL made business trip
to Camp Elnsten Monday.
Miss Bessie Neher is working at j.
T.. BrechbHPs..
Born, to Mr.. Snd Mrs. A. n. Day
hoff, a daughter, January rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Tobias spent
Tuesday in Junction City.
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EAST BUCKEYE

Miss Ella Bebermeyer Of Enter.
prise visited East Buckeye schoo
Friday.
Miss Anbaugh IL visiting at Nose
Zeigler's home.
Frank Teeters ana family attended
the Sunshine club anniversary dinner
mt Jerry Schuey's home Saturday.
Charles Bebermeyer and daughter
Mary, and George Bebermeyer and
daughter Hazel Of Enterprise called
ON Bebermeyer's last week.
Nose Zeigler sawed wood We'd
nesday.
Little Milton Fair fell from tree
and had the misfortune to break his
collar bone Tuesday.
Several of the boys from this
neighb0rhOod went to Talmage We'd
nesday evening to attend the chari-
vari at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Koelling, since their daughter be-
came the wife Of Russell Schaich on
that day.
w. u. Fulton and family Of Tai
mage spent Saturday evening at the
Bebermeyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. q. Stone spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clingen
of Abilene.
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RIVERSIDE

Me-: and Mrs. Fred Kean and two
sisters, Mrs. Herb Brown from Santa
Fe. N. M. Mrs. f. G. Corbett from
Oakland, Calf, and their mother,
Mrs. G. Buchenau, motored to- SCOTS
vile to visit their sister, Mrs. Harry
Cooke and family Monday.
Row Kreider who teaches at SAND
Springs school is still on the sick list
and is unable to resume his dutles'
Ira. Emig has been confined to MS
bed with the grippe for, the past
week.
John Simpson sawed wood ZOE
Ralph Pray last week.
Joe Donald shelled corn last week.
The Riverside club held. short
meeting Monday afternoon,
The Riverside club met at ina
home of Mrs. Harvey Sexton Dec. Il
A large number Of members were
present. A. business meeting was
held and it was decided to bring q
dozen eggs at the next meeting Io
he sold. After the business meeting
was dismissed a delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Sexton, assisted nS
her. SISTER and. sister-in law; also Mrs
Lahr. After lunch the members de-
pa,tetl for home to meet in tMe
| weeks at Mrs. Lawrence WeoD s
/ hnrua
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CHAPMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Humphrey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor were In Chap
man last Sunday afternoon looking
after county Sunday school work.
Ira r. KoOgle was In Manhattan
several days last week taking work
in short course given for contrac-
tors by the Agricultural College.
Rev. Kelsey and family and Mrs
Maud Hall drove to Junction City
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Talbot had
company from Skiddy last Sunday.
Mr.. WoOdman. cartO0nist and en-
,ertainer. had a good audience here
Saturday evening. He was much
appreciated.
An institute on primary Sunday
school work is announced to be held
here January 27.
The Lutheran pastor gave an Illus
trated sermon on the subject, ma
tion Builders" last Sunday evening.
The Congregational church people
held their annual business meeting
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. M. SanbOrn entertained
the members Of two Sunday school
classes of the Lutheran church last
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Lantz enter
tained friends from Abilene Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Kelsey were the
guests at dinner last Sunday OF Mr..
and Mrs. i. +. Freeman.
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NEWS CORNER

Mrs. Caulk and son Jesse, Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Johnson visited al
the home of Mrs. Lydia Cradle
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lell Brown and son
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Keech.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jones and
daughter visited Sunday at Lee
Jones' In Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. HOwland and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowland spent
Friday afternoon and evening at Mrs
CRADLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mauldin and
Ruth Yonally visited Sunday with
Mr.. Mauldin's parents.
Miss Laura Middleton spent the
week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cooley and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
the Cradle home.
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TALMAdE

II. b. Peatling has moved resi-
dence into town from a point about
seven miles north and has placed II
on the lots just east Of his residence
facing the other street. Elmer Philips
and family who have been occupying
the house recently purchased by VIM.
Romberger, hAve moved into this
house and Mry ~ROmberger Is moving
his family into his house.
Mrs. Louvina Mitchell is home
again after visit with her daughter
In the vicinity Of Manchester. Her
visit was much prolonged by severe
illness, but she has about recovered.
Miss Emma SaylOr who has been
suffering from nervous breakdown
Is slowly improving.
Mrs. J. Kansas Morgan who has
been making a protracted visit with
her children in FrOntenac, Kansas,
returned home Saturday afternoon.
The MethOdists will hold their
fourth quarterly conference at the
church Thursday evening. District
Supt. Hawke. OF Manhattan, will be
present and after preaching Will
preside at the conference. The
Methodist year will end March 10.
the date Of the annual meeting OF
the Kansas conference which con-
venes at Topeka on that date.
Eight young people representing
the missionary department Of the
Epworth League at Manhattan drove
to Talmage Sunday and assisted In
the service at the church throughout
the day, having entire charge OF the
program in the evening from 1:3O TO
o D. m. Those taking an active part
in the program were: Misses Belle
Hagans, Esther McStay, Agnes
Ayers, Esther Russell, Irene Maugh-
lin, Margaret and Frances kneer
and Fred Paulson They were ac-
by Messrs. Edward Knerr
and Kay Church. Miss Ayers sang
some very beautiful solos and di-
rected the singing, accompanied Dy
Miss McStay; Misses Frances knerr
and Esther Russell have volunteered
upon completing their college work
to go as missionaries. the first to the
home field the second to the foreign
field and each gave short talks upon
the work to which they hoped to de-
votes their lives. Mr.. Paulson gave
a review of the league study DOOR,
John Wesley. Jr. The fourth depart
ment of the local league. led by Mrs.
Bathurst gave a reception and lunch
TO the guests at $50 p. m. Sunday.
About IS persons were served and a
delightful social hour occurred.
The ladies' Of the church met at
the church basement Wednesday
afternoon in the first meeting of the
ne wyear. They were served by the
new officers, Mrs. Mary Book, presi-
dent; Mrs. J. Kansas Morgan, vice
president; Mrs. Vera Borin, secre-
Iary. and Mrs. Lucile Mitchell. treas
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VALLEY VIEW

Several of this neighborhOOd at.
tended the funeral Of the infant OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schwender which
was held from the home Of the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Sherwood Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Schwender helped Mrs.
Milton Rohrer last week in butcher
ing.
Philip Heer and family visited at
their daughters home last Sunday
Mrs. Milton Cole.
Alice Snap has been helping Mrs.
l.. Kieferle in butchering.
Ed and Emil Thomas are cut
ting wood on the Rumoid farm.
Gus Brumbaugh and wife and
baby were visiting at r. Friedfey's
Monday.
Otto Bandlow and family were Wis
fling his mother at WoOdbine Sun
day.
Several relatives fiOm Harvey
county visited at John Eshelman's
last week.
Clyde ana Frances Kieferie from
Chase county were here visiting thear
cousins. l.. Eieferle and family over
Sunday.
Miss Edna Gantenbine is visiting
Mt Steve Roher's home tiis week.
Hs Wilkersm and family were Wis.,
iting relatives and friends in this VI
cinity last Monday.
Fred KOestle and Hank Friediy
left for Arkansas City, Kan, Wed
nesday.
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SUTPHEN

Gaylord Duffy, Franklin and Wau-
rfatta Parks were absent Tor ie"
DAYS last week or account OF SICK
ness.
Misses Nina Frafam and Myrtle
LITTLE were week end guests or MISS
BeuIah Williams. ,
The Christian church people al
Sutphen Mill, under the strong Head
ershfu of Mr.. Cook, are making d
great change in the building. Last
week they painted the inside OF tne
church. This week they are building
a new pulpit and putting in the ne"
news. Next Sunday is the wei
come services held at the church fol
all the new members which have
united with the churh since Rev
Cook took charge Mrs. COOK Il
planning to be with us Sunday
The girls at Rainbow school enter
tanned fifty Of their friends at
tacky party Monday evening IN th'
school house. The evening was spen'
in games and music and Laughing a.
the ridiculous costumes OF some o.
those present. Joe Anderson re
ceiyed the BOBBY prize for the tack
lest man and Mrs. Jack Schwap 10
the tackiest woman. Two lunche
were served, water and toothpicks
| with finger cowl and tea tower hrst
After serving of the second lunci
the young people departed declarini
tho Rainbow girls were good enter
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CARLTON

Mrs. NJ. o. McGrath of Heringt0n
came Saturday to spend few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Il. Zollinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hayes and
baby and Mrs. Annie Whaley and
daughter Ella were Sunday guests
at John Carney's home.
Jess Longhofer and family of
Hope visited at the Paul ZOllinger
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Perdue and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Mitchell and family Of Elmo attend
ed the play given at the Community
hall Saturday night.
Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Standlee and
family were guests at a 9 O'Clock
dinner at John Carney's home Mon
day evening.
The Baptist young peoples union
will give a measuring social Friday
evening, Jan. % at the new Com
munity house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mitchell and
daughter spent Sunday at Verdi Kan
with Mrs. Mitchell's relatives.
Mrs. Harry Peck Of Bridgeport
spent the week end with old friends
In Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Logan ant
Edna Of Abilene attended the play
here Saturday night.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home Of Mrs
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X. d. Fanske January 2S.


Rev and Mrs. J. G. Standlee and
family will leave Thursday for Her
lngtOn where they will make their
future home. Rev. Standlee will be
pastor of the Baptist church there.
Carlton IL sorry TO lose Rev. and
workers In TIE Baptist church at
Carlton, and have done lots OF good
dur.ng their shogt stay here. Mrs.
Siamdlee viii be missed among the
Onngcr Ieopc as she took an active
interest IN lher Class, also In the
Is. Y. +. \. our best wishes are
with them and we certainly hope
they will j." a. successful In their
new home and church as they have
been here.
Miss Mittie BOgart is staying at
the home Of Grover McAdams car
ing for Mrs. McAdams who has been
sick for the past several weeks.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wilson, January II. a son.
Monte Patterson WHO is staying
at the home of Lane Mortimer near
Gypsum spent Sunday In Carlton
between trains.
Miss Laura SorsensOn Of Gypsum
spent Saturday and Sunday the
guest Of LOrena French.
The play given here Saturday
night was very good. All the char
acters ltoOk their parts splendidly.
The hall was filed with people. The
proceeds amounted to 1888 which
will be used toward the new COM
munity hall In completing 1t on the
inside.
Alfred Barteles has moved into the
Carlton hotel and has started u bar
be rshop In 1t also.
John Carney and daughter Mabel
were visitors in Abilene Monday.
Glenn Williams who is attending
College in Salina spent the
week end at his home here.
Gilbert Gardner and Floyd Chance
made a business trip to Salina FRI
day.
Parker Hawley was Salina visi-
Tor Saturday.
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HOLLAND

Tuesday evening, January II, the
Servants of the Masters Organized
cfass met with their teacher, Albert
Carlson and family. After the bus
mess hour Bible questions were
asked by the vice president to be
answered by the class. Refresh
ments of cake, fruit salad and coffee
were served. They adjourned tt
meet at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charley Ainsworth, February 3.
John Spicer spent the wreck ent
at Mcpherson with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. G. Meek and SOM
and the }atter's grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. Manon went to ABILENE
Sunday afternoon.
Harvey Hartman spent Sunday IL
Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Bourbin
and children spent Sunday at JON
Thompson's.
| Miss Margaret Robson is improv
ing from a recent illness.
Mrs. Robert Rabcock was calle
to Erie. Kansas, on account OF tn
illness of a daughter.
Miss Sue Bell spent Sunday
Humbarger's.
Miss Frances Taylor Of Pearl wa
week end visitor ut the Fred Bros
home.
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NORTHEAST DICKINSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Watershed
and children spent Sunday at the
George Shafer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. MirOn Hall and chill
dren spent Sunday at the Welbey
Cunningham home in Chapman.
Mrs. Joe Brown, Jr., spent Thurs
day at the Ernest Freed home
Mrs. Ernest freed and her moth
er, Mrs. Frank HUFF. visited at the
Sam Scripter home Friday.
Mrs. Colvin was an Abilene vsi-
tor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pierce and Joe
and Mrs. Leslie Pierce were shop
ping in Junction City Wednesday
Mrs. Lou Lyon and Margaret,
Mrs. w. II. Thomas and Lucille
Belts called on Mrs Huff at the
Ernest Freed home Thursday after
noon.
Roy Moore and his father X. f.
Moore, motOred to Salina Saturday.
Mrs. COlvin and son and her sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph Lucier and daughter,
were Junction City visitors Saturday.
Edna Thomas, returned to Manhat-
tan Sunday after visiting home folks.
Roy Moore and sons and Mary
Jane and Margaret Moore spent the
week end at the r. +. Moore home
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Blair and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Eek
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ScripteI
spent Sunday at the T. j. Lyon
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown and soI
spent several days last week at the
Jack Schwab home.
Mrs. Ben Hillyard and Mrs. JACK
Schwab attended the ladies circle
at the Ernest Schumann home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sollenbergel
and daughters and Mrs. Gross wer'
business visitors in Junction City
Saturday.
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tainers. The chaperones were Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Gfeller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Schwab, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Gfeller and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nor
man.
Mr.. Fisher. Marion and Marvin
md CLYDE Koelling drove cattle to
Talmage last Friday.
The Rainbow school will have n
play and oyster supper at the mill
hall In a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frahm took
dinner with Fred Rose Sunday.
Harry and Lester Schlatter are
driving back and forth to high school
now. Harry quit but decided to go
back again.
Ruth and Katherine Marts started
IN school at Dist. 93, Monday.
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ACME

Omri Ayers and Andrew Young
were guests at the Geo. Jury home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BOlliger spent
Sunday at Kasper Negley's home.
Miss Katie Sexton visited friends
at Enterprise Saturday.
Mrs. w. II. Sexton returned from
Emporia Tuesday.
Gleason Minter and Dora and Clay
ton Sexton were absent from schOo
several days last week because OF
sickness.
Geo. Jury and Sam Felbush made
a business trip to Salina Friday.
Mrs. w. II. Sexton visited at tht
home Of Geo. Richardson Tuesday
Miss Ada Engle Of Thomas, Okla.
is visiting at the home Of l.. L
Engle.
Miss Gladys Engle and Miss Vests
Bolliger spent Saturday and Sunday
at home.
Geo. Jury and Sam Minter made
D business trip to Salna Saturday
Sam Felbush Is installing the car
lpide gas lights in his home.
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KEYSTONE

Minnie Thorp Is on the sick list.
George Wilson helped Herbert
Taylor butcher on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koepfer are
spending a few days at Reilly.
John Neaderhiser made business
trip to Solomon Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Wilson and family
visited with the Lueker family Sun
day.
Oscar Botz was an Abilene visitor
Wednesday.
VIII Hoefling and family were
visiting at Oscar Botz's Sunday.
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SOUTH FLORA

Mrs. JoIitz and son visited with
Mrs. Will JOlitZ Wednesday after
noon.
Nichol Young sawed wood for VIII
Britt Tuesday.
Miss Irene Britt spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Ray Taylor.
Mrs. viii Coup has been on the
sick list.
Mrs. Tom Watt spent Tuesday
with Mrs. NichOl Young.
Mrs. Edwards and son Earl helped
butcher at Will Rollers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Ewing were
shopping in Abilene Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert IIumpert were
calling In the vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. John Bowyer visited with
Mrs. Nichol Young Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Britt motored
to Abilene Friday.
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HERE AND THERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Blaesi spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Coffenberger.
c. f. Hinkle Of Wakefield spent
Sunday here with his parents.
The club will meet with Mrs. John
Coffenberger January 25. Officers
elected for the new year are: Mrs
James Kinmel. pesident; Miss Anna
COffenberger. secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crawford vis-
tied at the Ora Lahr home Sunday
evening.
Ed Harness has returned to his
home at Dawson, Neb., after visiting
here with his brother, N. G. Harness.
Mrs. ]. f. Heiens and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bur-
we'll
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nef Out of Debt

We have g.. 10, 20 and 4o-aere
tracts that viii produce crops that
bring from 800 to $1,000 per acre.
Price $25 to SO per acre. Terms $50
to $500 cash, balance to 8 per cent
A climate better than California.
Send for illustrated booklet. The
Magnolia State Land Co., lola, kans.
12-1w13t
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FARM LOANS

DO you need to increase or renew
your farm loan or make a new loan.
IL SO see us before closing as we can
give you the option to pay 500
or multiple at any interest payment
date after the first six months. Also
best rates.
MARTS & DANFORD,
Office in Reflector Bldg.
g. Wtf
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-01-19

The next regular examination fol-
teachers county certificates, will be
held in the study hall Of the Junior
high school building at Abilene. Fri
day and Saturday, January 27 and
2s, beginning at 8 O'Clock.
County Supt. of Public Instruction
MARY f. WOOLVERTON
! rOdot- 12w2t
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$3.50 Acre Ranch For Sale

The greatest bargain that mas peen
offered in 20 years. Owing to illness
Of owner this is being sacrificed. 500
acres under private irrigation, cuts
thousands OF tons Of alfalfa. WIN
double you money in a year.--Robert
M. Kane, S21 Symes Bid, Denver,
Colo 12-15w4t-15d1t
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MOONLIGHT

The Bethel Sunday school organ
i7ed u singing class and teachers
meeting for this year at A. L. HeoT-
es's Monday evening.
Fl. E. Brcchbill of Texas Is visit
ing in this, vicinity.
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No Profit in Rab6its

lester LOngnecker, who lives
southeastern Abilene, shipped dozen
jackrabbits to commission firm in
Chicago and the returns were very
disappointing to him. He received
$3.37 for the rabbits, and paid $2.6S
express and II cents commission,
leaving him net 50 cents. Not much
profIt for him in that transaction.
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-John w. AslinR

John w. Asling expects to leave
for the Pacific coast the last Of next
week to purchase a stock Of lumber
to start a new yard here soon.
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Special prices on Columbis
Records at Hubbards beginning
next Saturday, at coz. Some Of
them fine dance music. Come in
and hear them. 12d2tw1t
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Two hundred special Columbia
Records on sale beginning next
Saturday at Hubbard Book Store,
at special price of SOC; regular
price 85s. No limit. 12d2tw1t
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-BoFn. January 13, to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. C. Carr, son, whom they
have named James Richard.
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will begin Matching baby chicks
any time. Let me book your order
now. South Cedar Hatchery. Phone
26S. 1-17d4tTu- 19w4t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-03
SChueIler Files
for State SenatOl
LOCAL LAND MAN CANDIDAI
FROM BROWN REDWOOD 1
DISTRICT.

B. C. Schueller, local land man,
filed as candidate for state senator
from the Brown-Redwood district
with the secretary of state Monday.
Mr.. Schueller has been a resident of
New Ulm since September, 1916, re-
moving here from Mahnomen, where
he resided some four years, where he
was interested in banking and real
estate activities. Since residing in
New Ulm he has conducted real
estate business, under the firm name
of the B. C. Schueller Land Co. and
also is a member of the wellknown
firm of auctioneers, Schueller &
Dorm.
Sheriff of Redwood County. 81
Mr.. Schueller was sheriff of Red
wood county from 1902 until 1912.
He is widely known in, Redwood coun-
ty, by reason Of his long service in
that office, and since removing to
New Ulm he has formed large ac-
quaintance in this county.
A. c.. Dollif, prominent attorney
of Redwood Falls, has been mention
as a possible candidate for state sena-
tor from the Brown Redwood district.
Frank Romberg Of Sleepy Eye is
the present ncumbent.-Brown Co.
journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-03
Child Welfare>At
New Ulm May 4
FIRST REGIONAL CONFERENCE
FOR BROWN, REDWOOD AND sIB-
LEY COUNTIES TO BE HELD

The first Regional Conference on
Child Welfare Work for this part of
Minnesota will take place Thursday,
May 4. The conference will include
Brown, Redwood and Sibley counties
and will be held New Ulm.
The evening session at 500 in the
Armory, will be an open meeting. It
is hoped that a goodly number will
be present from such groups of club
women, Red Cross officials, pastors
Of all denominations, Legislators,
sheriffs, county commissioners, edi-
tors, county attorneys, educators, and
all others interested. .,.
Mr.. VIM. Hodson, director of the
Children's Bureau of the State Board
of Control, is on the program, and
other speakers will represent the
three counties. Following is the pro-
gram: IT,
Forenoon-10:00 O'clock.
Presiding Miss Fern Kennedy, Sup
erintendent of Schools, Redwood
County.
"Aims of Regional Conference
VIM. Hodson, Director of Childrens
Bureau, State Board of Control.
Unmarried Mothers" Yerxa,
Children's Bureau.
Discussion-Opened by B. F. Shumak-
er, Redwood County.
"Child Welfare Boards at Work.
|, B. F. Shumaker, Redwood County;
A. L. Olson, Sibley County; Mrs.
John G. Wooldrik, Brown County.
Afternoon-2:0O O'clock.
Presiding = Miss Martha Beatty,
County Superintendent of Sibley
County.
Feeble Minded and the Community"
Miss Agnes Crowley, Children's
Bureau.
Discussion-Opened by A. R. A.
Laudon, Judge of Probate, Redwood
County.
Enforcement of Laws Relating to
hildren"-Claude H. Mckenzie,
County Attorney, Sibley County.
Discussion-Led by w. T. Eckstein,
County Attorney, Brown County.
Relations of Juvenile Court to Child
Welfare Boards"-W. B. Mather,
Judge of Probate, Brown County.
Discussion
Evening-S:00 O'clock.
Presiding-R. B. Kennedy, Superin-
tendent of Schools, Brown County.
Address of Welcome-Dr. L. A.
Fritsche, Mayor of New Ulm.
Musical Selection
Program of Child Welfare"-Miss
Caroline Crosby, Children's Bureau,
Member State Board of Control.
Remarks I. M. Olsen, Judge Of
District Court. -
Musical Selection
Relation of Children's Bureau to
County Child Welfare Boards
VIM. Hodson, Director of Children's
Bureau. .EE
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch.