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Evening star., 1925-05-31

At Congressional Country Club q
handicap medal play against par event
was conducted as greens section
tournament. r. w. Hoover, up on
par, was winner. w. NJ. Smith was 3
up on par, o. l.. Blann 2 up and A. w.
Weller. r. q. Macfarlane and B. L.
Taylor all even.
Five events--two for men and three
for women-were held at the Beaver
Dam Club yesterday. DIR. T.. j. Davis
won the feature, medal handicap
event, with S3-12 for a net IL J. E.
Gran, s4--12. was second, and II. J
Elms. $50, was third. driving
contest was won by Evans Jones. who
smacked the ball e55 yards down the
fairway from the tee.
Mrs. w. Story won the driving con
test for women with 155-yard smash,
while Mrs. n. II. Maier took the ap-
preaching event and Mrs. w. S.
Byrnes carried off the putting honors.
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Runs-Hornsby. Wright. Grantham. Gooch
I2),,, Errors--Hornsby. Mueller WriEht
Home run--Hornsby Stolen base--Grant-
ham, Double plays-Trayno, TO Moore 70
G7antham Left on bases-St. Louis. z:
Pittsbursh II First Ssss s,unr, on eallsmoff s,tof
out-By sothoron, 2: by Yde, 3. Hits made
,-Of Sothoron, 10 in 9 innings; off Stuart.
3 in 9 innings Wild pitch--Sothorop. Los
ing pitcher-Sothoron, Umpires-Messrs.
Rigler Hart and Mclaughlin. Time of game
Il hour and A minutes.
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Robert T. Barnett, professional OF
the Chevy Chase Club, is the lone
entrant from the Capital to make the
grade In the. qualifying rounds played
at Lido. and concluded last Friday.
Leo Diegel. late of Friendship and
| a washingtonian at heart, is well in
and should make a bid for the title,
while Jimmy Thompson, who last
wear was with his father, wilfred
Thompson, at Burning Tree, sur
yived.
Frank Thompson of Argyle duph
Gated NJ. H. Robb's stunt at Indian
Spring during the Town and Country
Club tournament last week, when he
PLAYED a ball into a fir tree on the
ninth hole. Unlike Robb, Thompson
could not even reach the ball. He
| had to count 1t lost and go ba clS and
drop another, the hole costing him
"a Z.
Golf tournaments around Washing
ton will end next week for the Spring
season with the annual event of the
Columbia Country Club snd one Of the
finest fields ever to compete about
the Capital is expected. Judging from
the interest the tourney will have up
ward of 800 players. The tournament
begins on June 10, with that day and
the following day devoted to qualify
ing. June IL and 13 will see the match
play rounds for the Wardman trophy,
won last year by George j. Weight.
Wcan golfers I'm and near Wash
ington, regardless OF club affiiiatfons,
are invited to take part in the COM
petition for The Evening Star Cup,
to be played at the Columbia Country
Club Tuesday and Wednesday. The
affair is q S6-hole medal play handi-
cap event, the only stipulation being
| that the entrant must have a handi-
cap. Eighteen holes will be played
each day, with the low net scorS Tor
| 36 holes to win the trophy.
The Women's District Coli Asso-
citation, which is staging the tourna-
ment, announces 1t will offer prizes
| for low gross score on each of the
two days and an additional award
| to the cup to the winner OF the low
net score for 36 holes.
Argyle Golf Club viii hold the final
| qualifying round for its club cham
pionship today. Match-play rounds
start tomorrow, and the championship
| will be concluded by next Monday.
William p. di Este is the present
holder of the champiohship.
Work on the new clubhouse at Ban
nockburn has progressed to the point
where the plumbing is being laie In
the concrete foundations, The new
Evening star., 1925-05-31
RICHARDS BEATS TILDEN
IN A FOUR-SET MATCH

SOUTH ORANGE, n. j., May 80
@.-Vincent Richards of Yonkers de-
feated William Tilden, End, national
champion, in the final round of the
mems invitation tournament of the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club this after
noon, As, 6-1, IS, "a.
In the semi-f1nals Tilden beat DIR.
King, "a, 60, and Richards defeat
ed Dean Mathey, 6-3, 6-3.
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First Game.
Totals. .3s 1878 Totals34 s27 IA

~Batted for Graham in sixth inning.
tBatted for Genewich in eighth inning
Boston -. 0 o 0 o / O-3
Runs-Mitchell 49,. Johnston. Wheat
f2D. Fournier. Stock, Burrus, Psdgett t21 .
ErrOrs-Johnston, Petty. Burrus, Gibson
CO.. Two-base hits-Wheat t2l. Taylor,
Padgett. Gibson. Sscrifices-Petty. Wheat,
Fournier. Double plays-Mitchen to Four
rier CO.. Left on bases-BrDOklyn. Z: Bos-
ton 10. Bases on balls-of Petty. s; off
Genevich. l.. Struck out-cBy Petty: 4;
by Graham. I. Hits-OH Graham, 2 IN D
innings; off Kamp. 3 in l inning; off Gene
Gich. in innings. Losing pitcher
Graham Umpires-Messrs. Wilson. Moran
and Quigley. Time of game hour and
SO minutes.
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STAR SWIMMERS ATTEND
PRESENTATION CEREMONY
Aquatic Exhibitions Follow Formal Acceptance by
President Walker of Club Members Gift--In
formally ''Dedicated'' by Heaton.
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

"OLORFUL hrongs o gay holiday
a Columbia wne sed
of the magnificent swimming
the gift o Woodward to the club.
the
swimming
Atlantic
Immediately following luncheon club members assembled
broad which
erected end accommodate gallery and enjoyed exh
backtroke
the mema from Capitol Athletic Club South Atlantic title
University, dirccted by Capt. Edridge Colby.
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Second Game.

Totals33 z "a "A TotalsM3l TO y 10
.Batted for Osborne in seventh inning.
BROOKLYN O o o o o OIL
Boston. o l > o Ks
Runs-Loftus. Harris Burrus co. Felix.
Gibson. Errors-Bancroft. Two.base hits
rifces-Debcrry. Harris, Padgett Double
play-Bancroft to Padgett to Burrus. Left
Iarle@or Osborne, .: off Hubbeli, 8: of
Barnes, /. Struck ouk-By Osborne, =; by
10 in innings: off Hubbell. in innings
Losing pitcher-Oeborne. Umpires-Messrs
Moran ouigley and Wilson. Time of game
/ hour and 40 minutes. Attendance, 25.o 900.
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] I 7
sMcQuiilan out. hit by own batted ball.
fBatted for Snyder in eighth.
tBatted for Huntznger IN eighth.
Runs-Burns. Fonseca (2). Williams. Har-
per. Wilson Sand, Southworth. Kelly Lind
strom, Jackson. Errors-Sand. Youns. t21 :.
Three-hase hits--Lindstrom. Young Home
runs-Burns Harper. Stolen base-Sand.
sacriflces-Jackson.H Hawks. Double plays.
McQuilian. Jackson and Terry: Ring. Sand
and Hawks; Young and Snyder. Left on
bases-New York ~: Philadelphia. g. Bases
on balls-Of Ring 8; off McQuillan. 2: off
Huntzineer l. struck out--By Ring. .: by
McQuillan / by Huntzinger, i by Wisner,
|: Hits.off Ms0utllan. IL IN 2 innings g1
/ inning; off Wisner. none in j inning.
Wild pitches-Riug (2l. Losing pitcher
McQuilIan Un1pires-Messrs. Klein and Nc
Corfnick Time of game-l hour and 50
minutes.
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ROBINS ARE STOPPED,
LOSING SECOND GAME

BOSTON, May 30.-The Robins win
ming streak Of six straight games was
broken today when the Braves won
the second game, to /, after losing
the first contest, 8 to 8.
Jess Barnes turned in the victory
for Boston, allowing but seven hits.
EirSt Game
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Runs-Hartnett Critz, Smith. Dreseen,
Brugry (21' Donohue ts1 Errors-GEiffith.
Grimm. Two-base hit-7Hartnett., Three
Grimm TO Hartnett: Critz TO Bohne TO Bress-
Ter: Bohne TO Critz to Bressler. Left on
on balIs-off Brett. |; off ponohue,, l..
Struck out-By Donohue 4. Hits made--
Off Brett . In 2 Is innings:A off Jacobs. D in
* innings. Losing pitcher-Brett. Um-
piree-Nessrs. O'Day. Pfirman and Sweeney.
Time of game-l hour and % minutes.
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Ne,v Woodward Pool Maryland Captures Lacrosse League Title
OLD LINERS GAIN HONORS
BY BEATING HOPKINS. 81
Display Brilliant Defense Throughout and Stage
Scoring Spree in First Half-Winners May
Go to Syracuse for Contest.
BY w. II. HOTEL.

ALTIMORE Nd, May 30Universiy OF Maryland the cham
pionp of the southern division the Intercollegiate LaCro
League by defeating Johns Hopkins to stirring battle
Maryland
tied while Hopkins had taken
Maryland play the title
1t is likely wi
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hazard and incur a one-stroke penalty
Washington Golf and Country Clul

anu d pSfldily
Washington Golf and Country Club
is planning a gallery of pictures of
prominent golfers who have played
the course and club champions, to be
hung on the wall of the grill.
Five straight weeks of tournament
golf about the Capital. with another
event coming next week. brings again
to the front the proposal made some
time ago TO split up the tournaments
so that half of them will be held in the
Spring and half in the Fall.
Chairman Steinem of the golf com
mittee of the Town and Country Club
has suggestion that might work out
well. His idea is to get the golf COM
mittee chairmen together late in Feb
ruary Of each year, find out which
clubs are going to hold tournaments
and assign the best dates to those
which longest have been members of
the District of Columbia Golf Associa-
ton. II eight tournaments are held
each year he would have four in the
Spring and four in the Fall.
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PIRATES TOO MUCH
FOR THE CARDINALS

PITTSBURGH, May 30.-Pittsburgh
took both games of a double-header
from ST. Louis. the morning contest
by score of 4 to l. and the afternoon
battle, Is to 5.
Hornsby hit home run in each
Evening star., 1925-05-31
construction of the new 1s.h,

course of the Indian Spring Club will
wait few months. according to Presi-
dent Moore OF the club. Within four or
five years. however, the Indian Spring
Club will have two modern 18-hole
courses on its property at Four Cor
ners, Md.
Evening star., 1925-05-31
RACE OF 1927
MAY BE RICHEST EVENT

The Futurity race, scheduled for
Belmont Park, New York, in Septem-
Der, 1927, is expected to be the riches,
race America or the world has ever
known.
There are 1900 nominations ex-
pected, with a probable purse Of
500, 900.
Evening star., 1925-05-31

GoaIs: Mary Ianu-Beatty, Meruen, LeV-
is. HopKins-SRnderson
Substitutions: Maryland-Peeb bles fO-
Faber. Reading for EnsOr. Hopkins-Bate-
for Almy. Kaufholz for Summers. Taylo-
for Love, Sanderson for Draper. AilbouUe
for Levy, Watson for Berudt.
Referee--Mr. Craig of SwarthmoTe. Judge
OF play-Mr. Graham of Cornell. Time of
halves-30 minutes
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REDS GIVE THE CUBS
PAIR OF TRIM MINGS
BY the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, May 30.-The Cincin-
natl Nationals took both games here
today with Chicago. to l in the first
and 4 to 2 in the second.
Evening star., 1925-05-31

K.
1880
won$
the
Money offered
s.
Main secion9
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GIANTS TAKE FINAL
AFTER PILLS SCORE

NEW YORK, May 30.--After losing
the first game of a twin bill to the
Phillies, to 4. today, the Giants took
the second, Il to 8.
Evening star., 1925-05-31

The record for throwing base ball
is held by Sheldon LIE Jeune. He
threw it 426 feet 91a inches on October
12, 1910.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. "a 92415 Totals AZ 10 27 12
Ar.a..a -. r,--a.. =. .hA .,i.,,h i,r;,n

Pittsburgh ...-,. 2 I 10
Cooney moore tSsj, cuyier "a. Bsrnhart
81 ayo0r Mrfet rsynSr S GrsssSa E. sRSish
Twp-base hit-Traynor. Three-base hits
Meets; gsrnharts f oFarTEs Holm. GSgler
Hornsby. e. Smith. Stolen bsses---Biades.
Tray1or wright Sacrifice hit-TIraynor;
to Traynor to Grantham Wright TO Moore
70 Grantham. Left on bases--St. Louis, z:
rison. s. Struck out--By Morrison, s; by
Day by Dyer; / Hi Hits g msdaeMoa ,Sa7 FL Pay; n.s 8
IS in innings. Hit by pitcher--By Day
tCuylerl. Losing pitcher-Day. Umpirss-
Messrs. Hart, McLaughlin and Rigler. Time
Of game-I hour and SO minutes.
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.Batted for Bush in the seventh.
fRatted for Keen in the ninth.
Chicago. ........ o o.
Cincinnati ....... o L o x-4
Runs-Grimm CO. smith; Roush. Bress-
Ier Walker. Errors-McAuley., t2I. Two
base hits-Dressen, Roush. Walker. Three
base hit-Smith. Stolen bases-Adams t2l
Freigaa. Sacrifice hits-Cayeney. Dresser.
Double plays-McAuley TO Grimm to Ad-
ans, Pittinger to Grimm. Left on bases
Chicago. s. Cipcinnati.- Z. First base on
balls-Oh Kaufman. 5; off Keen. !; off
Rixey. 8. Struck out--By. Bush, l. by
Rixey. ,. Hits made-on Kaufman, in
Keen. O In . innings. Losing pitcher
Kaufman. umpires- = Messrs Phrman.
and 40 minutes, .o0o
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE
BY w. r. McCALLUM,

OK the Washington by
only competitor the
which the Worcester Country Mass
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to start on June Is, will continue for
eight weeks, ending about August 15,
In time for the general tournament,
which win be open to all B. Y. p. U.
members to compete for individual
honors.
Mount Rainier girls nine will meet
the Liberty Athletic Grub Seniors to-
day at o'clock on the Rosedale Field.
Evening star., 1925-05-31

Helen Hurley of Ponca, Nebr., is the
only woman in the United States who
owns, trains and drives her own trot.
terS
Evening star., 1925-05-31
GIRLS ATHLETICS
IN THE DISTRICT

HE first nteca track and field exclusively
High Wednesday beginning
2.0.
approximately SO entries already been
the list closes Tuesday night Much
and from 'ndication will be sufficiently
Evening star., 1925-05-31
Helen. Whitford defeated Marion

Helen Whitford defeated Marion
Wells, 6--3, 6-1 in the semi.finals of
the Holton Arms tennis tourney now
in progress on the seminary courts.
Miss Whtford will meet the winner of
the match between Alice Davis and
Ruth Cragoe to decide the title. The
Davis Cragoe match will be played on
the early part of this week. probably
Monday or Tuesday. Preparations for
commencement have made it impos-
sible to set the date definitely in ad-
vance.
"A Woman's B. Y. p. u. Tennis
League has been organized for the
first time and round robin tourney
viii be under way in the next two
weeks.
Four teams are entered in the
league from the Bethany, West Wash
ington, Clarendon and First Baptist
Churches, respectively.
Each church is represented by a
team of five, three members for sim
giles and one doubles team. Each
team viii play series of two matches
with each of the other three.
The matches, which are scheduled
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De Paolo's Prizes for Winning
Bic Auto Race Total $37. 900

By the Assoda Press 1.
INDIANAPOLIS May -Folowng statistical story OF the 500
the Indiana polls Motor Speedway TODAY:
Evening star., 1925-05-31

q permanent place on the program
Aside from class trophies, eight
letters will be >warded to the individ-
ual stars of the day. Any girl scor-
ing five points and taking part in
three or more events will receive an
E, provided her scoring is done in
one of the four major contests, So
yard dash. high jump, running broad
jump or basket ball throw for dis
tance.
Five points will be given for first
place in each event three for second
place and two for third. One point
will be given each member of the
winning relay team to count on her
individual score.
Seven events are scheduled-50-
yard dash, novelty race. running high
jump. basket bali throw, running
broad jump, tug-of-war and relay.
Mrs. Virginia Woodin Is in charge
of the meet. She has asked six
judges to officiate. Imogene Stockett
will act as judge of dash and relay,
assisted by Isaac Simons and Ellis
Halworth. John Paul Collins will be
official starter: Refs Darby. Judge of
high jump, and Ernest C. Rick, judge
OF running broad jump and novelty
race.
Park View, section A, champions of
the Columbia Heights Schlag Ball
League, will meet L. V. Brown,
champions of section B, in the titular
game, Tuesday afternoon on the
Happy Hollow Fairgrounds at Eigh-
teenth street and Kalorama road.
Park View finally broke the triple
tie which has existed in Section A
for the past two weeks, by defeating
West School Friday in a neck-and-
neck race for the title. The score
was Z to 6. 1t was impossible to
prophesy the outcome of the match
until the final ball was thrown, so
closely did the teams match each
other.
West had previously eliminated
Monroe from the tie by a score of
IL to 6.
The three captains OF the teams
fea tured in this close race for Sec
ton B honors in this division deserve
special credit Gertrude Macdonald
led the Park View ten to ultimate
victory. Mildred Walker captafned
the West School tossers and Rachel
Clark led the Monroe lasses.
Pierce and Blow will play off their
tie match for the Rosedale division
title Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock on the Rosedale grounds.
This match was to have been
played last Friday. but was postponed
on account of rain.
Evening star., 1925-05-31

Work on the new clubhouse at Ban
nockburn has progressed to the point
where the plumbing is being laid In
the concrete foundations. The new
Evening star., 1925-05-31

Argyle Golf Club win hold the final
qualifying round for its club cham
pionship today. Match-play rounds
start tomorrow, and the championship
will be concluded by next Monday.
William p. di Este is the present
holder of the championship
Evening star., 1925-05-31

Totals SO I4.26l3 Totals. "a 0 27 IL
Philadelphia -.. o OIL Q o o 4 o.
New York . O l o @ O o.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 81 241I Totals. .27 8 81 II
apnttaA fnr RI1sh in, the aarenih
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house is expected to be completed ir
time for the Fall golf events.
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BeMenoiMe

DR.. Gallup of River Falls was cal
led out to see little Georgia Niue
Nyegan.
Miss Pearl Dopkins is quite sick.
Mrs. Frank Buck moved up from
her farm this week.
Melvin Beardsley moved onto Mrs.
Frank Bucks farm Friday,
Mrs. T. B. Eaton spent the last of
the week with her daughter, Mrs.
Melvin Beardsley.
c. f. Boles and family visited his
mother in River Falls Sunday.
Herbert Gilman has the measles.
The following friends and rela-
tives SURPRISED Mrs. Fred Heacox
Sunday, Monday being her birthday:
Mrs. McCue and son Percy, and Miss
Mabel Heacox of Diamond Bluff;
Miss Agnes HeacoX, of Spring Val
iey; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McCue and the
Geo. Martin family and Charley Nc
Cue and friends of Fargo, and Roy
Heacox and Miss Ida Hangrose.
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TrimbeM

Miss Gertie Cobian of Minneapolis
spent a few days last week with rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Ernest Baar was guest at the
J. L. Tabor home last Wednesday.
Nh. and Mrs. George Cobisn and
daughter, Miss Lorraine, made a
business trip to Minneapolis last
Thursday.
Joe Baar is spending few days
with his daughter, Mrs. Charlie
McGillis, at Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Nus. Joseph Graetz spent
last Thursday with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Miss Florence Baar is entertain
ing the chicken pox.
Mrs. Frank Buck is making prep
arations to move to her new home IN
Beldenville this week.
Joe Armbruster purchased new
Overland sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Kordovsky of
Cherma, Miss Gertie Cobian of Min
neapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Graetz
and Ben Cobian of Cherma, and Mary
Reiss were guests at the Frank
Cobian, Jr., home last Sunday even
ing.
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last week in GAINESVILLE, Wis.

last week in GAINESVILLE, Wis.
MIR. and Mrs. Steve Enloe and
daughter, Miss Fern, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Dahquist and children,
attended the Oyster supper given by
the South Fork Ladies Aid Friday
evening at the home of Oscar Nal
berg.
J. L. Chapman, Jr., purchased
new Ford truck recently.
J. f. Johnson of River Falls spent
Thursday and Friday at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Albert Dahlquist.
Miss Olive Hurst has returned to
her work at the j. L. Chapman, Jr.,
home, after several weeks vacation.
If you finish your floors with Nep-
tunite varnish they will look better,
wear better, and last longer. Get it
from A. w. Lund Co.-adv.
Mrs. j. L. Chapman, Jr., was
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Prescott

The last dance before lent was
held last Monday evening at the
Opera House. 1t proved to be on en-
joyable affair.
The Burlington bridge carpenters
are repairing the large wooden cribs
adjoining the draw bridge at this
point, this week.
An order for 5000 Manifolds for
autos were received by Minnesota
parties for the Prescott Mfg. Co. last
week. Work will start with double
crew to fill the order.
The Burlington railroad will add
two new trains to their schedule OF
passenger service beginning May LIST.
During the season of Lent there
will be Mid-week Lenten services
held at the various churches in this
city.
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County Line

MIR. and Mrs. Oluf Gustafson, Mr..
and Mrs. George Everson, Floyd
Smith and Ever Anderson visited at
Roddie Jacknan's Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson, Jepp
johnson, and Albert Madison visited
at Walter Weiss Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Griffey en-
tertained at cards Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley and
children visited at the Ed. Walsh
home in Roberts Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roddie Jackman and
son Leroy spent Sunday at the
Walter Weiss home.
John Kelley of River Falls visited
at the Will McManus home Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Lowell and son, Geo
rye, visited at Clyde Lovell's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Wilcox and
son Howard, helped Mr.. r. Wilcox
celebrate his 85th birthday Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roddie Jackman and
son Leroy visited at Harry Jack
mans in River Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Delander and
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Johnson visited
at John Kelly's Sunday evening.
Miss Margaret McManus spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will McManus.
Ben Meyers is spending a few days
at Oluf Gustafson's.
BIr. and Mrs. Richard Matz visited
at John Moelter's Thursday evening.
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CARD OF THANKS


We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the kindness and synspa-
thy shown at the time Of our recent
bereavement, and to especially thank
the members of the Musicians I'm
ion, Rossiter's band, the National
Guard squad and others for their
participation in the final rites. We
also express deep appreciation for
the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Harvey White
Mrs. OpheIia White
Harry ID. Weydt
Jesse White
Clarence White.
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Oak GroOe

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ray spent
Saturday in Prescott.
Mrs. Frances Hanger was q week
end visitor at her home in Ell Paso.
Fred Simons spent the weekend
at his home here.
Take your harness 20 A. w. Lund
Co. and have them oiled and re-
paired now-then they will be ready
when the spring rush comes.-adv.
Miss Lizzie Armbruster returned
to River Falls after few days visit
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South MarteH

Miss Alpha 1velson will entertain
the Young Ladies Aid on Saturday
of this week. All are welcome.
Albert Noon of Minneapolis is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Olga Rice entertained at a
party Saturday evening.
Bonnie Aastrum has been very i'll
with tonsilitis at the P. N. Aasterud
home where he has been working.
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GLOVER

Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Golden and
family spent Sunday at the home of
Fred Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Segerstrom
were guests at dinner party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ritter Satur-
day evening.
Marvin Dahlquist is sick With the
measles
Mrs. w. E. Segerstrom attended a
party Saturday at Mrs. Bredahl's,
who celebrated her 83rd birthday.
J. l.. Chapman, ST., spent part of
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Jerusalem Corner

A number Of the neighbors enjoy
ed good time at the Joe Falteisek
home Sunday evening.
Will Ray had the wood savers
Thursday and Friday.
Everybody enjoyed the party at
the Isaac Kusilek home Wednesday
evening.
The Will Matzek family are enjoy
ing the radio they have on trial.
Miss Pearl Milleren spent the
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weekend at the J. E. Morgan home
in River Falls.
Several from here attended che
surprise party given for Rev. Father
Fassbender Sunday evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-26

at her home.
Clarence Fielder and his mother
were Ellsworth visitors Sunday.
Louis Filkins and family spent
Sunday at the Chas. LANCER home in
Trimbelle