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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31
WILL LEAVE SOON ON
EXTENDED TRIP EAST

Mrs. w. H. Hodkinson, accom-
panied by her daughter and her
mother-in-law, will leave Ashland
June 3, for an extended trip east.
They will make the trip east, going
through Canada over the Canadian
national railways from Vancouver,
by way of Edmonton, Delburne and
Calgary, thence to Winnipeg and
Chicago. They will make the return
trip by a southern route, stopping at
various points in California enroute.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31
SHRINE PARAPHERNALIA
TAKEN TO MEDFORD

The paraphernalia of Hillah Tenn
pie, which is kept in the Mills build
ing. was loaded on a truck this
morning, to be taken to Medford,
where the Shrine will hold cere-
monial tomorrow afternoon, and the
hot sands of the desert will touch
the feet of several candidates for the
first time.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31
GIVE BONFIRE SURPRISE
PARTY FOR DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mccoy gave
surprise party at their home Tues
day evening for their daughter, Mar
garet, and served a bonfire supper
to the ten or fifteen young people
who we're there to participate in the
activities of the evening, and all
came away at a late hour, with
many thanks to the host and hostess
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31
HAS SIAMESE TWIN EGG

CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, May 20
William Hardy has Siamese twin
egg. 1t was laid by one of his Bar
red Plymouth Rock hens. II con-
sists of two eggs, varying in size,
attached by a neck.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31
LADIES ART CLUB STAGES
GROWN-UP "KIDS" PARTY

The members of the Ladies Ar!
club had kids" party Monday ev.
ening in Pioneer hall, and some 35
big kids" were present to enjoy
the evening, which was spent with
games and a general good time was
had by all.
Mrs. Clifford Jenkins was the
guest OF honor. 1t will be her last
appearance at the meeting of the
club while resident Of Ashland, as
she is moving to ROseburg this
week. Several other guests were
present.
Dainty refreshments were served.
the club being host for the day.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31
RECENT ARRIVAL TAKES
POSITION AT ORRES

Earl Steinbaugh, who arrived
here recently from Omaha, Neb., has
taken charge of the cleaning and
pressing in the L. ]. 0rres tailor
shop. Mr.. Steinbaugh is an exper-
fenced man in the business, having
been connected with a large clean
ing and dyeing plant in the Nebras-
ka city for a umber OF years.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31
Y. NJ. G. A. JUNIOR LEAGUE
Team standings to date:

In spite of a rather wet outlook
last Saturday morning the Y. NJ. C.
A. Junior League games were played
as usual. The NJ. E's took one from
the Christians, and the Baptists de-
feated the Presbys.
The pennant, which will go to the
winners, is being made and will be
displayed in some local window next
week.
On account of the county schools
play festival on next Saturday, the
regular games will be postponed one
week, bringing the close of the sea-
sons schedule on June 3.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31
CERTIFICATES ISSUED
FOR PERFECT ATTENDANCE

Certificates have been granted by
the state superintendent of schools
ito the following pupils for perfect
attendance for the school year 1921
1922:
Hawthorne School
Arthur Burns, Bernice Huff, Es-
ther Spencer, Gertrude Ahlstrom,
Willard Glazier, Lee Boyd, Merrill
Rose, Gwinn Barham, Russell Parr,
Ethel Cook, Clara Atterbury, Bobby
Dodge, Ether Burns, Helen Morten-
son, Laura Thompson, Ernest Glib
son, Norris Rickman, Robert Smith,
Elwyn Dunlap, Gerald Headley, Cliff
ford Goodlett, Myrtle Jensen, Hazel
Moore, Bonita Dunlap, Leslie Hays,
Raymond Inflow.
Junior High School
Lucille Abisher, Louise Moor,
Hugh Carter, iris Patterson, Evelyn
Finch, Howard Wiley, Grace Coombe
Colver Anderson, Barney Miller,
Bernice Werth, Ruth Hall, Lilly
Landing, Madge Mitchell, Marie
Mitchell, Frances Gallatin, Lydia
Smith, Warden Spindler, Velma
Clapp, Dorothy Spates, Evan Camp
bell, Helen DERRICK, Helen Pulse,
Hazel Duncan.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31

wedderburn hatchery has 2.OOO,-
900 salmon.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31
o Q o o o o Q o o o o o o o o o Q
Q FORTY-NINERs HAD TASTE o
o OF HIGH COST OF LIVING o

o PLACERvILLE, Calf, May Q
. 27,-That the high cost Of liv- Q
Q ing occupied the attention of .
. the '49ers is evidenced by the .
. following menu that is on ex- .
8 hibition in. Placerville today. 8
o FL Dorado Hotel 8
. Hangtown, January, 1850 o
8 M. Elstner, Proprietor 9
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31

Mt. Angel has opened a new can.
merry.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31

Candy getting a cannery.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31

o Gold scales on end of bar 0
o o o o o 9 o o o Q o o o Q o o 9
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-31

Office Hours: 10 A. NJ. to 1 p. NJ.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-12

.bers from Liberty were present. The
hostess served delicious block cream
and pound cake during the social
half hour which followed the meet
ing.
The sixth birthday Of Arthur Grav-
ley was celebrated at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gnsvley,
on last Thursday afternoon. Twenty
two little folks enjoyed the occasion.
They he'd merry games out in the
bright October sunshine for about
an hour. Then Mrs. Gravley called
them into the dinning room, around
TWO large tables and served ice
cream and good old fashioned pound
cake. This room was decorated in
Halloween style. A grotesque pump
kin IN enc corner caused all to think
of Halloween, and the baskets on
each table carried out the color
scheme of black and yellow. De-
lighrful mints were served and SOU
venirs of black cats and owls were
given. The children all enjoyed the
games, particularly pinning on the
big black cats tail. Sue McFall was
the happy girl that won the prize
for this. Little Arthur will never
forget his sixth birthday.
j
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-12

beauty and, grandeur Of our hills is
enhanced beyond description. Inc !
mountains seem TO be ne 'rer and the
pretty, clear streams trickl'ng on,
bearing glad song to the roaring
river. Old CLASSY mountain stands
within an arms stretch Of us clad
in her autumnal array of red, yellow
and green. All nature is lovely at
the approach of the dying year.
Tho M. E. conference of the
Greenville District held its annual
Woman's Missionary meeting last
Thursday at Easlcy. 1t was called
to order at ten o'clock by Mrs. M.
B. Gibson, of Laurens, adjourning
one hour at noon, during which time
the Easley ladies served bountiful
feast Of good things to eat. More
than 100 ladies were present, rep
rcsenting most all Of the societies
in the district. There were several
real good, instructive talks on mis-
sions and Bible study. The repre-
sentatives from Pickens were Mes
danes Vesta McFall, Hortense Le-
scsne, Rev. ]. G. Diggs, R. H. Hold
en- and Frank McFall.
The enthusiastic Girls Auxiliary of
the Baptist church had most pleas
ant meeting on last Friday afternoon
in the home of the!r counselor.
Three new members were Initiated
by touching candles at each Of the
five flames held by girls who had
pinned on their shoulders in large
letter the words, prayer" "Study"
|"Enlistment," "Giving," ""Doing." They
all lifted high their ligl is and sang
"The Light of the World is Jesus
Then the jolly G. AS have lots of
fun whln the serious part of their
work is done, SO they planned q
Halloween party which they expect
to have on the 9th since that is OH
Friday and the real Halloween day
comes in midst Of school work.
:. On Tuesday afternoon October 3rd
Mrs. r. r. Roark 'ond Mrs. Weldon
Christopher entertained the loca
D. A. R. chapter at the lovely home
of Mrs. Christopher OH Ann street
The program was especially interest
ing. being sketches of the lives O.
some of the distinguished sons o
South Carolina. Several well-writ.
ten, original papers were read. Mrs
j. H. Bruce had enc on the life 0
Robert Mills, the very first dist:n
guishcd architect Of America. Mrs
S. B. Craig read one on the life o
George McDuffie, Americas grea
orator, Miss Aurie Kirksey, fin
one on Washington Aston, artist
Mrs. r. J. Mauldin read her own pap
er on the life Of Robt. Y. Hayne
This is said to have been one Of tn
G very best meetings the D. A. 1
G has ever held here Several men
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-12
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS

Every Confederate veteran in Pick
ems county is cordially invited to
meet me at the fair Thursday, Oc-
tober 10Th, and take dinner with me.
The proverbial fatted calf, along
with roasted shoat and 'possum and
staters will be IN evidence about
"High Noon"
Assemble at the Craig and Jane
son sales stable Easlcy, S. c., by
ten-thirty O'clock in order that we
may know how many plates to pre-.
pare. Your friend and servant.
John E Craig.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-12
BAPTIST COMMITTEES

Committees to report OF the Pick
ems Baptist association which meets
at Oolenoy this week
Fcreign Missions-F. S. Childress.
Home -Missions-W. F.. Edens, Jr.
State Missions-J. A. Robinson.
Orphanage A. Moon.
Womans Work-Mrs. j. M. Stew
art
Public Mcrals-J. T. Taylor.
Aged Minister'S. e. Foster.
Sunday Schools s.-A. P. Hammond
Christian Educauion.-C. F.. Robin
son.
Religious Literature.-B. P. Nit
chell.
State of Religion. B. Findlcy.
Obituaries. r. Connolly.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-12
I,0CalS and Personals

Rorn unto Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Carey. October 8, fine son.
Mrs. B. r. Mcdaniel is visiting in
Mccormick and Columbia this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Findley are
srending several days in Henderson
vile.
Ten pounds of sugar free at Ed
wards & Darsey's. See advertise
ment.
Misses Florence Stewart and Ella
Lewis spent the weekend with MISS
Louise Gravlcy.
Mrs. A. c. Few of Mountain View
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ella
Brown, in Georgia.
Mr., o. r. Cochran, his wife and
children, Of Anderson were guests
Of Mr.. Hovey Nicely last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Euphre Cochran and
children of the Prater's Creek sec
tion spent last Sunday with Mrs. W..
A. Smith.
"Shcriff" jennings says it is not
too late to sow turnips, that the
finest patch he ever raised was sowed
October 10, 1907.
Mrs. E. r. Waldrop Of the Wolf
Creek ncighborhood who has been in
poor health for several months, is
very much improved.
The w. c. 7. U will hold It's reg
ular meeting with Mrs. Vcsta Nc
Fall on Thursday afternoon of this
week at four o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Chastan of the Oolcnoy
section was visiting her brother, Maj
j. NJ. Stewart and daughter, Miss
Josie Chastan, last week
The Kcowoc Pharmacy is advcrtis.
ing flower bulbs They are also Civ
ing a glass bowl free to each pur
chaser Of fifty cents worth of bulbs.
We arc glad to welcome to oui
town Mr.. Duncan, and family O
Greer, who occupy the house o
MIS-. floTCncC blllllH OIL MAIN SlIScl
Walter Hester, linotype operate
for The Sentinel, has just mstalle'
fine radio receiving set for Mr.. i
F. Woodsidc, general manager Of tn
Easlcy Cotton Mills.
When the present special offer Q
The Sentinel two ycms for two do
lars expires the price CT the papc
will be Sl.50 year and nc othe
sptcia Offer will be made.
An unusually large crowd attende
the singing at Cross Roads last Sa
urday and Sunday. The leaders
prominence were many Scmc
them were Profs. Scaborn, Woan
Gresham and Lesley.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-12

I Mr.. J. B. Holland Of this place
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t.
M. Holland of near Shelby, N. c.,
last week. Mrs. L. c. Rogers and
daughter returned with him and
spent several days.
Mr.. John L. Thornley,, who has
been living in Clinton for several
years, was at his old home here last
week visiting his mother, Mrs. N.
E. Thornley, and brother, Mr.. L. G.
Thornley,.
Communion services were held in
the Baptist church last Sunday. Rev.
f. r. Cox announced protracted
meeting to begin about the last of
this month or the first of next. He
will be assisted in these services by
Rev. Mr.. Cranberry of Gaffney.
Edwards & Darsey's special sale
of fall merchandise will continue
through this week, closing Saturday
night. They are Offering bargains
in each department. This firm has
an unusually large stock of shoes
and can outfit the entire family. They
are also giving away ten-pound pack
ages of sugar. Read their ad in
this paper and find out about it.
Rev. j. G. Diggs is one of the best
men in Pickens. He has the love
and respect Of all and holds high
place in the esteem of our people.
He has been preaching day and night
for more than week and his words
are full of wisdom and power. He
had a house full of hearers Sunday
night. The meetings will continue
until Wednesday night
The Pickens chapter U. D. C. will
hold its next meeting with Mrs. j.
p. Carey, Jr., OH Friday afternoon
Oct 18Th at half after three o'clock
Each member IS asked to bring a
sketch Of a World War soldier OF
pickcns county, and the roll call viii
be answered with names of Worlc
War soldiers of South Carolina who
were decorated for bravery.
Mr.. j. S. Cureton, wife and daugh
ter, of Grcenville, and Mr.. John ?
Curcton of Greenwood visited thei
brothers, Mayor G.. l.. Cureton an'
Dr.. George Cureton, in Pickens las
week. Mr.. j. S. Curetcn is genera
passenger agent of the P. & N rail
way at Grccnvillc, and Mr. Joh
f Curcton is connected with the Sea
beard railroad. This was the latter
=, second visit to Pickens during thirty
+ six years and he says VIC have tn
finest country he ever saw.
4 How our hearts go out in thank
+ .uncss to our Heavenly Father, 10
y. the delightful, refreshing rain wh'c
,f came last Friday after the long, Or
IS. spell we had! How sweet and pu1
the air, and how lovely October! III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
ct. 5tepha1l.

Die p~rooreiiiben Gnrr1er oieler sc,
.genb baben nit benz Jrubtoreiden
begonren; bag Neinltat gibt I'M al.
tgemeinen 3mfriebenbeit.
Die 9fnrrfirtue tpie baS Bfarrbans
marber lebten DonnerItag ii Der
.5rube bon Dieben beintgeiu6t, Die
.$25 bares @elb nno berIGieoene
Mertiad)en enttpenoeten. 8ie Gal1ber
batte11 il Ser Sludt ibr Sell geiu6t5
bepor Ser Diebitabl befannt n11rDe.
&o9m. Serr Sobann Dbnarn bon
.g%Iebelanb, Ohio, befinoet iib bier fnr
etlibe 8oden 5u bertpanot- ut1o
freunbid)aftlibem geiude
gu gbren ieines @ebnrtstages
nuroe George Suitin II. bon feinen
Sreunoen in ber5Iiber 8eiie begrubt
uno begIufpnnibt. Mben0s aseuiier-
te iib bas il1nge 8olfden Bel einem
San5e.
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st. Roia.

Sen. Stormann lift bon leiner Dor
Monote11 nod Deuti6lanb gerna6=
ten 8eiudsreiie mieoer gludli6 IN
ieinem Bamilienfreiie eingetroffen, Il.
oos 8ieoerieben nuroe NIT elmer gro
ben 6eitli9feit begangen. gr bat II
Ser ulten @eimat in 9eutidlono n1eb=
rere mertbole Saden fir nnfere
Bforrfir6e gefauft, Die benz @ottes-
bauS ols meiteren 5hmud 0ienet1
nerben.
SIM Sofepb 6ouenfamps Seim fanb
Sonntog Dor adt Sagen cine geieui-
ge nnterbalhtng itaH, 6ie Gergniige1
aner Mrt nit ft6 brodte.
S Ohm Sitter, @attin nnb God
ter 6lora uno bic 5amilie Soiepb
Sitter ipra6en Sonntag III Der So
milie s. Mrn8en Dor.
Die D%rei6moidine lit in 0ieier
umgegen6 I'M bollen @ange;; Dos Gr=
aebnis gibt int Mneemeinen 3ufrie=
oenbeit.
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Ole Sal1f Centre eight & 9otper
gpmpanb bat Me Girn1a 8. Siaer11o
& Company bon bier nit Der Mn-
bringing eines o0eiben Beges1 uiir
$8883.O0 fontraftIib betraut.
Die beiten gorbereitungen fir biie
Maitte fomrnen6er ISOLDE bier begin.
nenoe Stearns gonntD Ianotnirtidafts
Tide Nnsiten11ng, Die pdbrer1o ser
|gnotage Ser ISOLDE anbauern tpiro,
|iino g%etroffen. Dieielbe miro an 5e-
DISQUALIFICATION reiblider benn in
ben goriabren ifein un6 an gergnigen
alter lrten our geluitigul1g Der aIten
pie Der iungen geinder miro fein
Niangel iein. Mn Der Spite Ser
Goir aifociation ifeben Mdnner, oie
es iib CUR gbre nnrednerl bic
5tearns @ountb lan6mirtidaftlibe
ansite1ung nuf Ole gIeid bobe Stu
fe irger6 elmer gountp=Musiteaung
i'm Stuate 81 bringen nn6 in oieIem
lobliden nnternebmen iontm bie
9nrger bon Stearns gountD sic Ser
anitalter Der GSair mad beiten 4raf-
ten nn6 bnr6 cine reidlide geilnab<
me unterifuben.
George Bergman un6 5rou
pobrten bent Wontag LETTER Woda III
4lbanp ifattgefunoenen gegrabniiie
oes Geo. Sddfer, IT,, grnoer Ser
Sran 8orgmann, BEL.
Sic 5rauen Sames 8inters uno
Gfiie Eodani6 pobrltpn Ser lebte
0ude IN Sort 8aibington, isis,
lette Wode abgebaltenen geeroi-
gnng ibrer 5dtpeiter, 5yrau S. g.
Eounnid BEL.
gead mebrere Gage Ianger grbo-
lung BEL fetnen bier mobnbaften OF
tern, lit 8. g. shonboff 5n feiner
Mrbeit I'M Sectional 8anfprifers-De-
pariembent in Winneapolis 5uriidgez
fe6rt.
5amilie S. 81. gbinboff nabm an
Der @e%er6igung 6es George Sbdfer,
it., 6as Montag lebter ISOLDE in M-
Bonn itattfan6, tell.
Gron5 Mari6nn, tpef9er zines Mfu-
ge%nlei6ens negen I'M ct. &opbneIg
Sospital GIT ct. @Iolt6 dr5tlib be-
ban0e1t miro, befin6et fi6 nuf gutter
gelierung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10

Sodm'lfer Msgr. Gbiebant 1nn
bodn. r. aufe,D 9. g, 9. g, bon
ct. glonb ipraben alf ibrer Weitert.
relic ourd)'s gountp bier anf flr5e
3eit III Ser 8farrpobnnt1g boz.
Mid. Sung, @attin nt1o &inoer bon
|5t. glono paren 5pnntagsgaite I'm
Wsid. 8inter &eim.
8ilb. Bentftelo BON SarpeD, sc. 9.
befinbet lid bier au einem stpet $50.
den Iqngen 8eiude.
Sermor, Serbanr eritnttete einer
gefddftliden geiu6 III 6pegote, IN
Montana.
Sacob &lapperih un6 Sobn 8il.
belm berbrabtea Die @notage Der,
floIener @o9e IN Guthrie.
SRI. Rrtb 8ieber mabte I'M 2au-
fe pergangener ISOLDE 8eiuGe IN Der
s@apitolitaot.
Matb. 8ibl NOR Dienitag lebter
Mo6e in @ei6dften nod Ben 3tpil-
lingsitdoten.
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@attin uno Coin


Grar3 8ling, @attm uno gobn
bon Melroie tparen Sonrtag bier ii
Der Gamilie Ben. 9Dbroren 5i @o1te.
5lim gbeitanb tpurben Sonntne
in Der 8farrfirde b~erfiinoigt gbri-
Itian Mtbmatn ur6 SRI. Mn1a greit-
bad.
SEER unb Gran sb5nborr bon
Seniel, %. 9, marer Iebte ISOLDE ets
ilide Gage i'm Sobann Sd6nborns
&eim 5u @afte.
BntiIie Midt. G0llife bon 2affe
Sit, g. 81 eritatteten bier bertpanot-
haftIi6e 8eiu6e.
Miib &anel bon Minneaporlis er-
freute nber 5onntag feline bier tpob-
nenoen gltern nit 8ei1b.
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matfins.

Na6 adt Gage langem 8eiude int
6. $. OILERS Seim lit 6rau 6reo.
Marbin nod ibrem Seim in 81. 8aul
5uriidgefebrt.
6rau @ilb. Grimm bon Garfibe,
5asfy Canada, 1T bier 5nm 8eiu9
Iibres i9ner erfranften gaters Sid,
Sobnlon e%ingetroffen.
Serr nn0 Sran Sbulte bnben ii6
Dienitag lebter 8ode gu langerem
8eiub na6 Mugu1tu, 8is., aufge-
mndt.
Salnes Sones lit aus 6em 2itd-
FIELDER Sospita1, no ct fi6 elmer Opee
ration unter5og, nod 5alie e~ntlaien
por6en.
Or. g. $. 5rancis lit bon ieinem
8eiude in 6lan6rea1t, g. g., 100 er
ieine Sugeno5eit berbradte, 1nie0er
m1f fem bieiiges 9%rbeitsfel6 5urid=
gefebrt.
Srau Is. 5belers erltattete in ct.
Saul I'M Safe bergangener @pbe
freun6i6aftlide 8eiude.
&eter 56parb 11n6 Sra11 u11b So
iepb Sartuid nebit @attin bon ct.
glou6 paren @on1tagsgdite biefiger
Grennbe.
Na6 adt Gage 1artgem 8efltbe in
Ser bieiigen @i6. Solutions 5amiIie
lit Seq SoIensfi nod ieinem Seim
lin Chicago 511riidgefebrt.
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10, 2lnsuf 1922
SoIepb RIeit, bon ct. CLOUD ipra6
Sonntaa bier Bel Sren1,oen nro bel
ioIhen IN Ser Nadbaridaft bor.
uem n1unih.

9ie 6amilie Ser 6ra1 &lapperid
bot Mitte nergangener 8ode ibre
11el,e @obnung beaogen, in Der eS ibr
ouf biele Sabre redt spobl ergeben
m0ge.
&odsp. P. @erbarb, %. g, 1T
Mitte Ietter ISOLDE bon einem mebr-
tdgigen 8eiude III @reenbuib, Wal1s
bun uno moereu Ortidaften pieoer
ouf fem bieiises arbeitsfelo anriid=
eefebrt.
esobn S. Mt1natn bat iid borles-
ten Counting in 8egleit1ng 1et11er
@ettern &alph &ap nno Sbeo6or Mb-
ans uno Mortin @ief6 fir Ganep
Gitp, g. 9, berabibieoet, 100 Die jim
eeren 8l1riden itd Der grntearbeit
befleibieen perben. gn0e Der Bode
lit Serr Mltmann mieber nod Sauie
s11riidgefebrt.
Sruu 81. Mbles un6 S0bfer Cleo
nora uno Selera bon ct. Glonb nno
Syrau Sobonn @ebb nebit Eo6ter
Morgoretbo lno 5obn 9onalo bon
Scattle, @aib., ~erfreuten anfangs
bcraoneerer @ode Sri. &oia Slap
pcr,6 bon bier nit 8eiu6.
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Neter &imlinger uno Sron bon
8attfin5 gel,oilcn zines Cages per-
gongener BoGe Tier Die @aitfreun0=
i9oH ser UUa!.i:ie SoDolm &innlingsr.
Sri. @iloegarb Gid bon ct. @Iono
mar einige Sage in Scr bier pobne1l-
Sen GamiIie 90. S. Wolitor al @alte.
SOP Soft bon ct. 8aul genoB sic
|Sonntagsfreu6en an Der Seite ieiner
bier mobnbnften @ltern.
Naprn1nb 8rtB fat ii9 bon ieinem
lin6onrment5iioungsanfaue mieoer
10 5temlib erbolt.
Die gbepaare Mi6ael Bauer nn6
Mnton 5ranf meilten~ Mitte berfloi1e=
11er ISOLDE gu 8eiu9 in Melroie.
Die Clemens Soft 6amilie belt 1i6
borIebten Counting beiu9sueiie bel
in 8enlon, Winn., tpobnen6en Ser
tpan6ter nuf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
5prin9 Bill.

Sen. Didbaus rtr6 Sral1 bon Mel-
role berbradten Sic Sage be%rgarget1er
ISOLDE bier Bel ibrer Mutter, Sroll
Sobn Wiqer.
Sos bier tattgefunoene 8egrdbnis
Ser Brot Maria Gang bette cine gro
Be Eeilnabme. Die @eritorbene er.
reidfe oog Otter bon ~ Sabren, 1tn1
ibr Sob tpirb bo1t bier 5obnen nta
orei Godfertt betronert.
Motbias 8ientann n16 6ral g
Sch iftb nod adt Gage langem &c:
iltd)e Bel Dem iii @atffii1ss tpobnett0el
stephan 2ep nieoer nod Saltie 81.
riidgefebrf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
5auf Centre.

Sn einem @ebiii6e, ettDa brei nno
eine babe MeiIen norOoitli6 bon bier
iinD Mittmob lebter 8ode 5tpei Ban=
Bitten, III 6enen man Die &altber, MEL
de 1T Sic @emitt Banf eilbraben
n11o ipdterbin Ben Woridoa George
Winiams bon Song &rairie eridol=
len, %bermntet, gefangen uno nod)
Song Bruirie gebra6t moroen, tpo
5ie Elm idarfes gerb0r gu beltehen
batter. Ser fleinere Der beioen @e=
fangenen, bie Elm ribtiges 8onoiten-
|peier niht b%erfennen laiien, min lei
ner Musioge mud a1tf oen Namen
Srdnf Nipr0on boren uno fem Seisl
in Minneopolis baben, mdbrenb iein
@ee1e lid 50. S. Sugbes beiBt, nto
st CLOUD aIs ieinen 8obnort an
gibf. @eitere Mngaben Der beioen ltno
berart tpi6erfprede1t0, Dab lie 1tdD OBJ
ne 3meifel bel neiteren 8erboren IN
Elm 2iigenreb beritriden Derben. 3a-
gegen IaBt cine SduBult1oe, Die 8.
@ugbes an iiib tragt uno perf6ieoene
E@egenftan6e, bte IN ibrem Serted
pprgefnn6en nuroen, fait nit Cider
belt 6orauf iblieBen, Bob maa IN Der,
geiudten Ndiubern llno W0roern bic
ribtigen gagobunoet ertpiidt bat ct.
|8eg 6ritttter1 ser 8on6iten 1T mon lei
Ser 1tidt babbaft %getporoen. Sc miro
aber intn1er nod anf i'm gefabroet.
Ole beibe11 an0eren, 6eren elmer it'd
aIg &. SO. Saglte entpuppt bot ltnb in
Sen 8tpiGingsitdbfen Der @oli5ei poW
|befattt1t iii, itan0en Sreitoanodmittag
iii Song Grairie bor Dem @eifrengetl
1ttlter ser Mnflage bes Morbes I'M fr-
item Grade.