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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-04
sCOuTs spECIAL ATTENTION

All Scouts are asked to NEE. at
the Bismarck High School Wednesday
evening at 1880. Each troop will
meet separately and then general
assembly will be held for all troops
ITO discuss the coming Camp.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-04
TO CONSIDER PARK PLANTING

TO CONSIDER PARK PLANTING
Mrs. Robert Orr, chairman of the
Park Committee from the Women 8
Community Council, in her report
given at the regular meeting, Satur-
day afternoon, asked that all Or
CARNATIONS Of the city as well as in
dividuals consider what they expect
ed to do toward identifying the city
park. Beds Of plant or money to
buy the same will be very acceptable
to the committee, who plan to have
the park equally as attractive as
last year. Custer Park has grown to
be one of the beauty spots of the
city and it is hoped that the COM
mittee may have the cooperation of
adj civic organizations.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-04
Social and. Personal
ROYAL NE1GHBoG BANQUET

ROYAL NEIGHBOR BANQUET
Sixty Royal Neighbors assembled
in the dining room of the Grand
Pacific hotel last evening at o'clock
at very pleasant banquet. The la
bles were decorated with the r. N.
A. colors and large baskets of cut
flowers. One stanza of America was
sung preceding the dinner during
which Mrs. Frank Barnes led the
chorus singing of Royal Neighbor
songs.
A short business meeting was held
in the lodge rooms, following the
banquet, at which six candidates were
initiated into the order. Dancing
was enjoyed by the members and
friends until twelve o'clock
The committee who so successful
ly planned the banquet and enter
tainment was composed of Mrs. r.
f. Potter, Mrs. Van r. Middlcmass
and Mrs. w. c. Mills.
STANLEY ROBINSON NUPTIALS
Roy c. Robinson of this rity and
Miss Martha s. Stanley Of Long
Beach, California, were married Sat
urday, March l, at o'clock Mt the
home of the brides cousin, II. L.
Phelps of Steele, by Rev. Williams
of that city. Only members Of the
imUediate family were present, in
Guiding Miss Mural Robinson, daugh-
ter of the groom, who came from
jamestown to be present at the we'd
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson are
making their home at the Mckenzie
hotel for the present. Mr.. Robinson
is we'll known in this city having
been here for number of years and
with the French and Welch Hard
ware Co. for the past six years.
The Washington times., 1924-06-23
REMEMBER
THE TIME?
By Jack Casey.

w Err couldn't buy apple sauce
in cans and coffee wasn't
put up but was in great
big tins in the grocers, in the
bean, and when yer wanted .
pound he scooped it out and then
ground 1t by hand? And teas was
loose also an yer had either
black or green or mixed and
never had to be confused with
labels and fancy advertiser.
Nobody talked about how much
they could get on a gallon and
there wasn't no gas stations, the
talk bein' about simple things or
maybe IL ON sports about Dan
Patch. the great PAGER, or Lou
Dillon, a trotter, or what the last
gelding Joe O'Grady, the liquor
dealer, bought could do. Or poll.
Cleveland was great guy and
others that he was merely a good
fisherman.
And women didn't bob their
hair or show even the first but
ton on their shoes il they could
help 1t and would actually blush
il a man caught them with their
hair down in the back yard, may.
be dryin' it under the apple tree.
Everybody had picture Of
Ben Hur" hung in their parlors
an yer never got tired Of visual
izin' yourself in one of the
chariots spurrin' on the raging
steeds an then seein' a wonder
full maiden greet you as her hero.
Somebody invented bounce
back balls and every kid at
school had one, the ball bein' on
an elastic with a wire ring at one
end which yer slipped on yer
finger and when yer tossed the
ball to the ground it came back
to yer. And the boys would grab
the girls and threaten to break
the elastic, and they'd almost cry.
Boston baked beans" was a
CONNECTION Of brown candies with
little peanuts inside and yer got
a miniature bean pot full for a
penny. Jelly beans was another
kind, but yer didn't fancy them
much, as they stuck in yer teeth.
Yer wondered If the man whose
picture was on pepsin gum
chewed a lot Of it and figured he
must or be crazy, seem he could
get all he wanted to for nothin'.
Whenever guy hit a ball that
headed for a nearby dwellin'
everybody would holler, PAY for
yer own winders."
David Harum" vast a best
I seller and folks laughed their
heads off at David.
REMEMBER?
I'LL SAY YER DO.
The Washington times., 1924-06-23
SPEECHES YOU
| NEVER HEAR
BY Nat n. DOrfmall.
IIWXYHATS that, Warden?
NJ You say the Governor
has Just issued q par

). seW You say the Governor
w has just issued par
don for ME? Please say not sol
Tn guilty OF the crime i was con-
victed for and there's no good
! reason why should be released
as further menace to society. /
belong right here behind bars for
the next twenty years. People
like myself who wiIfully break
the law must take the conse-
Quences and pay the penalty. So
ciety must be protected against
my kind, so tell the Governor /
appreciate his kindness, but In
the name of justice and fair play
I refuse to leave this cell"
5ssYour Honor, cannot tell a
lie. When officer Smith arrested
me for speeding after a three
mile chase, was going sixty
miles an hour. Please make an ex-
/ ample of me, as this recklessneFs
on the road must cease"
BOSS, even II I am your ste
nographer and am here but to
take orders, want to express
right here and now my contempt
for your miserable English. 1t is
not only terrible but rank in
justice on my sensitive ears. &C
customed to fine and beautiful
language at home. Your SEN
fences are Ungrammatical. and
I'm tired sof correcting them for
you. i. was engaged to take die.
tation, not to act as an instructor
in English. Now go on with your
/. letter to Smith, Smith g. SMITH!
~Dear, I'm 80 happy to hear
your mother is coming to spend a
month with us. It's going to
make 1t so pleasant. 1 know we're
going to be cramped here, but
can sleep in the hammock. 1
know it's not going to be a soft
bed, but that's the least one can
do for his motherin.law!
The Washington times., 1924-06-23

W Err couldn't buy apple sauce
in cans and coffee wasn't
put up but was in great
The Washington times., 1924-06-23
LOOSE TALK

~ USBAND to wtfe's friends:
'Sorry to have to leave
- you. ladies'. but ! have an
important conference with q
banker this evening""
en- It isn't Mamie. What a
surprise! It seems like a year
since I saw you last"
When we get a car we want
one large enough for our friends
TO go riding with US.
I'VE are going to make out a
budget this year and, see that we
i've within our income and have
Q tidy little. sum in the bank"
The Washington times., 1924-06-23
Thatpreeaoe TO . cook book.

Speeches by small.tOWn poll
$9ctaEas introducing the visiting
a0tabt&
The Washington times., 1924-06-23

Ha1f Of the names at the top
&c business letterheads.
The Washington times., 1924-06-23
THINGS WE COULD GET
ALONG WITHOUT

Beauty spots on the back Of
an old maid wearing an evening
The Washington times., 1924-06-23

en- c, red
: spots, a nd
that impos-
sible Some
thing which
n o f a c Q
cream, mas
sage, or face
powder can
cover up or
The Washington times., 1924-06-23

Gheoalad course at q banquet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
Sc plaalea ante 10 (Gie EUdR-
raj Ia nuIidad dc las aCtuaCiO.
neS del Gran IuradO del
ternliRO de mayo
Il juel Wolf mOstrOse muy iCteTCsadO
en- eI asuntO y ha 'SehaIadO Ia conf
nuaGOn del case para md1and

Sc di6 cuenta con ell mandate de Ia
Corte de Circuito del Primer Circuito
EN- ell case de Julian B. shope contra
Juan Bisnchi otros y por los terni-
nos de este mandate los demandantes
vienen obligsdos a satisfacer al deman-
dante S4s25.o0 por conceptos dc homo
rarios mas los intereses sobre esa can
tidad hasta IL fecha de rendicion de
los mismos tcda vez que al confiimar.
como ha confirmado, Is Corte dc Cir
quito Ia sentencia de la Corte Federal,
queda en- pie Ell veredicto del Jurado en-
valor de Julian B. shope la scnten-
cia que en- virtud de dicho veredicto So
dicto.
E-te es TN triunfo mas que Sc anota
ell bufete dc Frazer y Gammans de San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
a petic;6n del Fiscal Gay el Juez
Wolf suspendi6 hasta nuevo senaiamien
to Ia consideration de la solicitud de
ciudadania presentada por Ia seiiora
Fernandez 9 fin de yer 81 ell marido Sc
pone en- cordiciones de ingresar como
ciudadano 10 cual ipso facto dars a ST.
COonttnna en- ia rag1na y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
Los ESTADOS UNIDOS PIDEN Al.
GOBIERNO MEJICANO Sc LIE CON
CEDA PASAPORTE FRANCO A TRES
AGENTES DE LA SECRETA PARA
CAPTURAR A UN TEMPLE
ASSESSING

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, setiembre L.
Las autoridades federales de Casa
Blanca han enviado un despacho ell
cual ha sido recibido aquf en- el cuaI
Sc pide al Gobierno Sc le conceda pa
saporte franco tres agentes de la Po-
licfa Seereta de Washington para cap
turar un temible asesino itaIiano de
nombre Bianchi.
El crimen de que Sc acusa Bianchi.
es de haber dado muerte cobardemente
al sheriff Holloway mientras cumplfa
con su deber nj conducirlo prisionero a
un lngar determinado de San Antonio
Texas
POGO despu6s de haber Bianchi ase-
sinado al sheriff cruz0 la frontera
internandose en- Laredo.
Las autoridades mejicanas han tele-
grafiado las Gle Washington concedien
do 10 que estas han pedido Y al mismo
tempo han dado 0rdenes las de La
redo para que traten de localizar a
Bianchi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
PRESENTATION DE
RESOLUCIONES

In mesa di6 cueuta In Asamhlea
con las differences Resoluriunc~ que In
bfan sido somctidas por distintos dele.
gadoS Sc proccdi6 designar una 60.
mission dc Resoluciones para que las
cstudiase rindiese un informe Ii
Asamhlea en- Ia session Dc Ia tar,le
Fue designada tambien unn Comisidn
de Reglamcnto.
Al dnrsc lcctura a las ReSolncioncs
llreSentadas. impreSiom0 mucho q los
delegados Ia preseniada pur ~ I,evlo.
Bcnitez Flores. VA que en ella ademas
de afirmarse que este movimiento era
para mantencr firme effective u PRO
grama aprobado en- In ASansblea tle Mi
ramar y para abroquclarSc en- II mis-.
mo defend.endo asi Ia pureza de idea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
~ SESION DE
~ TNRIW

~ crnn tae st.-s .8a a fafst eHHa
- ryanud6 o. .s.sIan ~ N tffe <arHes
Solamrntc ar tftv.mff#t.aa nfszenfsa 81
toncrs. rrr,a dc tln. ueHfa aetaaasfe
rpn~sifurrufiu N a4amtt.s sb.sa.ts s
,.-ta circumstance. s. sffuf rAH#f fHa
rss hlzo ta nsiarafgaB - gHe 81 tatea
acursladp pur ia aesiaH - i f#fata
sole fs,nrnrfiaasu tsss Ha5eMash@ fssf ts
fatta a. i.nnI aassnasAs
rt t,afsits e. Isa.las sasss IS fsea
ll4,a - iafafmr ei a.aaf f..4ta Hs
cnrnta eun n mlana Is kaamsssa
enn4lstietssis ~ aue - 4f~..fase Is Fl.
sai,sel,a al s.snr f.eetsss ttr@.a ss~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
NO HAY NEGLIGENCIA
POR PARTE DE NADIE

''E5tc Dcpartamento, en- la direction
del trabajc escolar, hace cuanto es po-
sible para cfrecer los beneficios de Ia
instruction al mayor ntlmero de niilos
quo las condolences generates Gel ira
bajo pued2 permitir sin haber pcnsado
jamas que Ell problema anual del exec
so de matriculas, sea motivado per ne.
gligencia de parte alguna admitiendo
razona blamente que este problema va
desaparecicndc graduaimente de aiio
en- afo, en- virtud del espiritu liberal
de nuestra Asamblea Legislative.
''Nuestro presupuesto actual es de al
rsdor de s5, Ooo, 900 pero las nccesidades
de nuestro sistema requieren cum ell
doble de este presupuesto para dar Ia
lebids, atencion que este servicio re
quie-c tenemos la conviction, de que
con cl gran intcres de la opinion publ
ca en- materiae de instruction y el buen
espiritu que siempre ha inspirado a
nuestra Asamblea Legislative, nuestro
sistcma escolar podra nenar dentro de
POGO tempo, todas las necesidades del
momento"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
Este ahs las estadistiCas a1u-
careras del GObiernO InsuIar
han registradO IN aunlentO de
$4,000 tOneIadas en- Ia pro-
duCCi0n de azlCar de Ia isIa
Con exception del ahO de 1917, este
ha sidO eI ahO de mayor production,
regishdndOse 10 total de 447,5S7.1S
tOneIadaS de aldCar

DE acuerdo con las estadisticaS Gle
este aiio del Gobierno Insuar la produc
ci6n de aziicar correspondence al aiio
actual alcanz6 a AT ,5S7 toneladas. Es-
te afio Sc hu registrado un aumento en-
la production dc cerca de 6S,000 tone
ladas sobre la del ailO anterior.
Qucdan todayia para ser exportadas
hacia las rcfinerfas mas menos 80
mil toneladas.
Segl1n dicho informe Sc sembraron en-
la isla 4.252.7OS toneladas de Gaia de
aznear dnrante la temporada actual.
FL ano de menos production fu6 Ell
Gle 1915 con un total de GAG, 400 tonela-
das. v ell ano de mayor production ell
de 1917 con 100000 toneladas FL ano
paSado, con I'm total de $4,000 tone
ladas fu6 q esgundo a1o de production
baja.
Las cifras detalladas para cada cen
tral demuestran que la Guanica tuvO
un aumento en- su production de mas
Gle $4,000 toneladas, hacienda TN total
de 62000 tuneladas, habiendo sido su
production de 1917. con un total de AZ
mil toneladas la mas baja durante un
ter1nino dc diez afos.
Taiardo aument0 su production en-
mas de ocIo mil toncladas, 0 el 25eo
sobre su production pasada y casi al
doble dc la production del ano 1915
que alcanz0 solamente 21.S00 tonela-
(Continua en- la "a. pag1na.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
EN- LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS Sc
CONSIDERA LA SITUACION
EN- CHINA

WASHIGNTON, sept. l Omitted
Press)-El gabinete esta reunido es-
tudiando la situacion en- China debido
a la guerra civil que alli existe, y que
cada vez toma mayores proporciones.
Ell gabinete, segdn Sc tiene entendido,
ha decidido que aun la situaci6n no
es grave, pero que en- cuanto las vidas
Y los intereses de los ciudadanos anne
ricanos est6n en- peligro, Ell gobierno
americana intervendra, de una manera
o de otra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
DR.. cALIxTo RODRIGUEZ

Procedente de los Estados Unidos ha
regresado a la Tsla Ell doctor Calixto
Rodriguez Este distinguido amigo. des-
pues de pasar algunos meses en- uno de
los mas afamados colegios medicos de
New York ampliando sus conocimien-
tos de Urologia (vfas Urinarias), ha
decidido establecer su residencia en- la
PerIa del Sur abriendo su oficina en- Ia
Clinica del DR.. Pila, Plaza de les De-
licias. donde ofrece sus servicios pro-
fosionales Dada su competencia, acti-
vidad v simpatias, lie auguramos mu-
chos exi.os en- el eiercicio de su profe-
sion.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
IN MESA PROVISIONAL

Ia mesa provisional dc In Asamhlca
qued0 conSiitufda dc Ia siguienic ma
ncra Presidcntc. Lclo NJ Hcnitvz Flo.
res; cc-prcsidcntcs. Dr. a. Ruiz -.
Ter y ~ Vclilla y Secretaries. =. Dfaz
Arana y Jose Cohian Rivera.
Ocuparon pucstoS en cl e~cenario. en-.
TIRE otroS que no recordamus. ndemas
dc los Senores clcctos. los SigmieuteS
prominentes cabalcroS. bon tsindido
MARTINEZ Dr. Leo Biiz. Lcdo. Luis viz
carrondo. IctIo r. Navarro ortiz. Tsrslp
l.. .Abella Bianco. Dr Card0. don vi.
cent4, Montaiicz. etc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02

En- la maiiana del iiltimo domingo. =
segin ya habfa sido anunciado - rru-
nieron cn el Tcatro Municipal H. eSta
ciudad los unionistas nntiaiiancistas
que. acaudillados por u litrnciado ~.
nftez Flores otroS SignificaduS fYelf.
ticos estan organizando nn movimlen-
to de protrSta en- 81 Scno del rmrtidu
Union dc Puerto Rico para cumlatir
a Alianza PucrtoHriuupfia
Al iniciarSc los trabajoS en- ~ Tea.
tro Municipal. Ia concurrrncia era has
tantc numcrosa pudian verse ",qIimn-
do asientoS cn 81 Tcatra. adcmas dc
los Delegates. iufinidad de- clcmcntos
pertcnecicntcs a las difcrcntcs agrupm
clones polfticas del pals que tcnian gran
intcr6S por cunocer los r'sulin,lo~ de
este ucto
Desluts lie rcvi~adas las crcdcnria
les dc los delcgadOs hizu u~o dc ln ln-
lahra a liccnciado Benftrz Fl0rrs para
explicar Ia Asamhlea los motives dc
f~tt itfRN ttttAtAftR y sttr ANkNftss~ wv Ntff
bin tcnido para lamar "a union a.
"tros mcritfsimos companctus Fuyus. II
Manifesto sls lrotcsiu alNs Al e8iespA
nueStfoS lc,forCS.
Fl discourse del seior iienftcz FLORES
dur6 cerca dc ,loS horas \ fue una am
plia, exposition de- la historic politira
del partido unionista dt.ssie ~ fonda
ci6n hasta nucstros dias uu analisis
dctallado dc tudaS sus eyolucioncs w..
lfticas aSf como dc IA historin ,lc ios
otros partidos. princlpalmcntc del Far
lido Rcpublicano
M nos detendrcmoS on Ia eta de
algunos de los parrafos de- su discourse
porqne FL senior Bcuitcz Flores. scgln
nos informd. llcv0 un tiquigrafu para
que tomara su discurSo y dcsca dar.
10 a conocer fntcgramcntc para cvitar
torcidas interpretations.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02

colares manicipales, en- relaci6n con el
asunto Dr. 10 matricula de alumnos nue.
vos, SCH perfectamente claras insp
radas en las necesidades generates de
la comInidad.
"Cada aiic, ell problema de alumnos
nuevos tanto para los grades elemental
les como superiores, Sc hace un asuIl
to mas serio q pesar de que nuestra
Asambloa Legislative atiende debida-
mentc todas nuestras peticiones en- re-
lacion con Ell desarrollo escolar de II
isla, aumentando nuestro presupuesto
con Ia mayor iberalidad possible dentro
del estadc general economico de nues-
ira isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02

presidencia por el Partido Dem6crata.
iniciara su campana maiiana en- el GER
cano oeste llegando eSta ciadad. don
de pronmciara un discurso. Luego ha-
blar;i en- Omaha de esa ciudad par
tira hacia Linclonneb. donde conferen-
clara extensamente con el gobernador
Bryan. candidate a la -presidencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
UN .A.UMENTO EN-
IA MA.TRICULA

'Nuestras instrucciones las auto
ridades cscolares locales, en- relaci6n
con Ia matricula de nuevos alumnos
cstan inspiradas como die anterior
mente, en- las necesidades generates de
acuerdo con Ia situacion, de tai modo,
que permita la fexibilidad en- cl mayer
aumcnto possible de nuevos alumnos
hasta donds la eficaeia del trabajo es-
collar no haya de perjudicarse.
tContando con ell mismo presupues-
to del ano anterior, podemos contar
para el pr6ximo curse escolar con sun
anmcnto EN- la matrfcbla total de "a
isla de alredcr de 10000 alumnos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
Ell REICHSTAG ACABA DE
APROBAR Ell BILL DE FE=
RROCARRILES

BERLIN, septiembre i Omitted
Press)-El Reichstag acaba de apro-
bar por 314 votos contra 127 Ell bill
de ferrocarriles. El Gobierno tuvo que
realizar esfuerzos sobrehumanos para
conseguir las dos terceras parties de los
votos, que son reglamentarias para la
aprobaci6n de una ley, pero finalmente
consiguio sus propositos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
DAVIS INICTA SU CAMPANA EN- Ell
CERCANO OESTE

HERRIN. setiembre / Omitted Press
La milicia esta ejerciendo una vigilan-
Ella eStricta para evitar los cheques en-
tire los partidarios del Ku-Klux-Klan Y
sus opositores que Sc teme pnedan ser
sangrientos pues amhos bandos estan
armados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
"Nuesta Asambea Legislative aende debdamene tOdas nues
trds ped0OneS en- eaG0n con e desarrOO esOar de S
auenandO nuestrO pesupuestO con Ia mayor berafdad pO-
sb|e dNeeSr. NaondO Sec. del DepdtamentO de instruction
No obstante admite, que ell actual presu-
puesto escolar de $5, 600, 900, no es sufciente
para dar la debida atencion al problema escolor
que Sc necesita ell doble de esa cantidad

Deseosos de Gar nuestros lectores
alguna information adicional en- rela-
cion con ell conficto con que Sc con-
fcontan las autoridades escolares ell es-
tos momentos, nos personamos en- la
secretaria. del Departamento de ms
trucci6n, donde estuvimos hablando con
ell seiior vizcarrcndo, Secretario de ese
Departamento. AL efecto, Ell senior Viz
carrondo nos hlzo las siguientes mani
festaciones en- relaci6n con la informa-
cion que sobrc Ell nlismo asunto apare-
ciera en- nuestra edicion del ultimo sa-
bado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
LA LABOR DEL DEPARTA-
MENTO DE INSTRUCTION.

"El senior Huyke ha aclarado va 81
espiritu tie cierta information que pu-
blicara Ell MUNDO, pero como mate
ria sdicionaI. puedo inforinarle que es-
te Departamento no ha tenido III un
momento de descanso durante estos i'll
timos COS meses, dando la mas cuida-
dosa atencion la organization del
proximo curse escolar.
''Nuestras instrucciones los ines
pectores de escuelas y directories es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
DlABETICOS

Henos acabado de recibir pro-
ductos aIinnenticios para diabe-
ticos. GalIetas, pan, harina pa
ra crema y pudin, pastas para
sopas.
j. M. BLANcO INC.
Salvador Brau 54--56, San Juan
Pto, Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
Ell DR.. BERNABE

(OCULlSTA) estara ausente de
su oficina durante la senlana
del 1 al 7 de Sept.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
SEMILLAS DE CEBOLLAS

Acabo de recibir de Canarias COM
pletamente fresca, que vendo So. 90
la libra.
MIGUEL MARROIG
Box 134.
Aguadilla, P. B..
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-06-18
Delhi

Miss Julia Higgen spent a few days
here the guest of Miss Olga Flore
and left Sunday for Willmar for
visit with Mrs. T. M. Thorson.
Gust johnson spent Wednesday and
Thursday with friends at Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. M. leverage Of st. Marys,
Ontario arrived Saturday for visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. M. j.
Carbert.
C. F. Angel, wife and son Charles
of Willard visited Delhi relatives from
Wednesday until Friday.
Rev. j. E. Rankin and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. R. G. Rogers spent couple
of days last week fishing at Lake
Koronis.
Walter Clarin and family Of Brook
ings, S. D. visited last week with Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Lundburg.
Miss Eva Mckay who has been en-
ployed for sometime at st. Paul, is
home for a vacation.
Mrs. Mary Rinkel who has spent
the past two months here with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Bramsche return
ed to her home at New Ulm, Satur-
day.
Mrs. George w. Chroup and son
Leon left Friday for visit with rela-
tives at Willard and Minneapolis.
Hjalmar Hultquist and wife left
Friday by auto for a few days visit
with relatives at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary Brown of ST. Marys, On
tario, Canada is a guest at the home
of her brother R. G. Rogers.
Lenore, the little five year old dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson
is quite sick with complications result
ing from whooping cough.
Robert V. Ochs and Miss Bernice
Parker attended the bankers conven-
ton in Minneapolis, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. M. J. Carbert who has been
seriously i'll for some time is report
ed very much worse at this writing.
Mrs. Lars Flore returned from Will
mar the fore part of last week from
visit at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. T. M. Thorson. Little Lorraine
Thorson came home with her for a
visit at the Flore home.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-06-18

The Delhi Farmers Club was enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Bliss Thursday evening, June
9Th with large crowd present. The
following program was greatly en-
joyed. Assembly singing, reading
Dale Lightfoot, duet-Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Colston, selection-Delhi Male
Quartet, trombone solo-Earl Bliss,
selection-Quartet. Following a
short business session and preceding
lunch r. E. Fuller and Earl Bliss en-
tertained with several musical selec-
tions. The committees announced for
the June meeting are: Program:
Mrs. Ira Rogers, Dale Lightfoot and
Mrs. Earl Bliss. Refreshments: Mrs.
Albin Jacobson, Mrs. Harry Montile,
Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Wesley Nc
Kay and Mrs. Floyd Trent.