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Milford chronicle., 1925-07-31
WANTED : POULTRY

It will pay you to get my prices
before you sell. Call or write. Chas.
Stuchlik, Milton, Del. Phone 1S, Mil
ton. j31-3t
Call at MorrlsUn's Store for Petty's
Bread.
Milford chronicle., 1925-07-31

Go to Kenn's Auto Repair for
guaranteed work. East Front Street,
North Milford. J31-2t
Milford chronicle., 1925-07-31
WANTED : POULTRY

It will pay you to get my prices
before you sell. Call or write. Chas.
Stuchlik, Milton, Del. Phone 18, Mil
ton. j31-6t
Milford chronicle., 1925-07-31

Go to Kenn's Auto Repair fol
guaranteed work. East Front Street
North Milford. j31-2t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
MOTHER KILLS
BABIES, SELF
III, She Couldn't Care for
Them; Spouse Would Follow

ABERDEEN. April 27,-SorrowinE
caring for her two small children.
Mrs. Maria Taskinen, 40. yesterday
murdered the babies and then took
ner own lie by slashing her throat
with the razor with which she
killed the children.
Her husband. returning 20 their
home, six miles from here. after a
short absence. found the three bod.
le. in heap IN the kitchen. Ho
ran screaming TO a nelghbor for
help. This babies stilI brcathed
, when they returned. but all were
adead when officers came.
Mrs. Taskinen left two suicide
notes in Finnish. telling Of her in.
tcntlon and the reason for her act.
Meanwhile police are watching
Taskinou. under orders OF Coroner
Hopkinson. TO prevent the dis
traught man from carrying out n
threat to join his loved ones in
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
Await Answer to
Wire on B. c. Ban

No reply to Col. Magruders,
United States district health officer.
recommendation to the surgeon gen
erai In Washington concerning the
smallpox ban had been received by
him UP 10 "Wednesday noon. After
conference with city and state
health officers Tuesday he wired
the federal officer. making recon-
mendation concerning the possible
lifting OF the han on Vancouver i'm.
migrants, He would not divulge
the nature OF his recommendation
In replying 10 Tho stars telc.
gram last week, the surgeon gem
eral stated that tho ban would be
lifted as soon as It was safe for
the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
FLEET ATTACKS
HAWAII TODAY
Blue Squadron Advancing
on Island DeienSeS

HONOLULU, April 49, Silently
II advancing thru tho waters Of
tho paclric ,tho"'blue' fleet, schcd.
uled 10 attack" Hawaii today,
was believed nearing oahu island,
the concentration point Of the Unit
cd states army's largest single out.
post.
Troops are being modified At
every strategic point as plans for
the defense arc rushed, Army and
navy department officers IN com
mand OF the "black" forces holding
the island. arc determined 10
thwOrt the enemy" al any cost.
Al Pearl Ilnrbor and nt Forts
Ilamehameha. Kruger aud De RuBsoy
tho black. or land. forces are In roadi'
ness 10 repel tho attack" OF the
blue" fleet Large forces OF en-
listed men made final preparations
NJ IA 40 posts Tuesday.
Admiral Coohtz and Major General
Hines. together with othew ~ the
board OF nmplres. continue TO hold
daily conferences. but they refuse TO
divulge the location OF the fleet which
is expected TO strike It's first tactical
blow today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
DISCUSS PRICE
OF CAR LINE
Council Asks Rainier Head
Why Appraisal Too Low

Tho some councilmcn indicate
willingness TO nay more for the Sc.
attic & Rainier Valley car line than
tho ,i,oa5,ooO appraisal valuation
fixed on u two weeks ago, they will
ask Manager Walter NJ. Brown. Of
the private utility, Wednesday night
to point out specifically what items
he considers have been appraised too
low,
Tho wednesday session, called for
1870 p. m. az the council chamber, Is
tho first Of tho formal negotiations
for tho purchase proposed by the
city.
Tho Willingness Of some council
men to pay moro than tho valuation
fixed in the report Is based upon the
claim that the company must take
payment in bonds, which win be a
third or fourth lien OH tho mun,ei.
pal street railway.
Tho company, q Is held. must de-
liver the line FREQ of all encum.
hrances. including the $4,000 fran.
chlse tax delinquency due the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
HAROLD IN CITY
Famous Comedian and Wife
Stop Over Night

with 20 hags OF luggage banging
around their heels tho entire staff OF
hellboya al This olympic were kept
very busy Tuesday night when Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Lloyd Ces. THE
Harold arrived AZ tho hotel.
They stayed over night,
wednesday morning tho bellhop
staff was again attacking the noun.
tain Of baggage. which they finally
got on ia way 20 the boat which left
for Victoria at . n. M.
The Lioyds arc taking their first
vacation in several years. they said.
They came from Tacoma Tuesday.
II il the home town OF Mrs. Lloyd
formerly Mildred Davis then and
now OF screen famel She left Tn.
coma about six years ago.
Their trip will take them thru
Canada 20 New York city and from
there down 20 Cuba and then back
to work in Hollywood.
They arc accompanied by John j..
Murphy. production manager, and
Joe Reddy. publicity man for Harold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
MAILMAN JAILED
J. FOR Gem THEFT
Is Accused Of Taking Pack
age With $4,000 in JeWelry

Tempted by $4,000 worth Of few.
elfy. thru the mistake Of another
Leonard l.. Kidd. Tor 20 years a
mail carrier in Seattle. was arrested
Tuesday night on a charge OF rob.
bling the mails.
The arrest followed II month OF
investigation By Inspector :. 4.
Pinkham IN conjunction with Dc.
,cetiyes T g. Montgomery and o.
1. Van Buskigk. Tho loot . pack.
nge containing five diamond rings
and watch. was recovered with
the exception OF one ring.
Tho package was mailed from
Newport wash. March -. 20 Mra.
Jessie Brownlow. 1924 Wesilake
ave. Al tho terminal station. where
IN. mail was sorted. Il was thrown
into Kids compartment by error.
Hs took /; out on tho run with
him and opened u. officials declare,
The luro OF the gilttering stones
broke down his reserve and he KEEP,
them
Kidd is 40 yearH old and married.
He lives az 600 18th nvc. * "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
STIMSON LOSES
COURT BOND
Wealthy Youth In N. Y.;Still
Faces Drunk Driving Count

Fred stlmson. scion OF a widely
known and wealthy Seattle family,
Tuesday afternoon forfeited Ssa
houl ia police court on n reckless
driving charge. lie is reported to
De s,il in New York. whore he
went shortly after an auto crash
on Capitol nm few weeks ago.
Stimson stiil faces state charge
Of driving while drunk. for which
81 900 bond was posted in his alb
sence. He also faces s25,o 900 dam.
age suit filed by Miss Iuanita
White. his companion IN the carly
morning ride. who flied her civil
suit Immediately after the crash.
II was this young Portland
models eur which StimSon was
driving when he crashed into "a
parked automobile, rchounded into
"A pile OF lumber and ended tho ride
~ smashing into a tree. according
TO the prosecutors information.
Stlmson surrendered to the drunk
on driving charge on arrival in
Chicago. Ho Is expected to return
next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
RETAILERS OPEN
SESSION HERE
Henry SuzzalIo Addresses
Group at Luncheon

storckccpcrs and metropolitan do,
rartmcnt storc heads rubbed shout.
iors Wednesday az tho opening OF
tho tso.day session OF tho Wash.
inston state Retailers association
az Tho Olympic Hotel,
President Henry susEallo Of the
state university spoke at tho noon
luncheon IN tho Junior ballroom and
i. G, Hcrb.map ot tho China club
talked on Observations Abroad"
l., Rex Smith Of tho Chamber OF
Commerce made tho welcome All
dress with response 10y Harry
Rhodes OF Tacoma
Better selling Is tho thcme OF
tho technical sessions. with DR. W,
], Hindley talking on nation
} wide business survey aud Dean IL
r. Lewis % tho business admins
tratlop school az the university and
George \, Phillips OF Spokane on
tho program OF technical addresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
PIELOW BONDED

A surety bond for 5000 wns
posted late Tuesday by Ed. ". Pie
low. cx.policc sergeant, who was ar.
rested Monday night by W. ". Whit.
nsy. assistant prohibition director.
after federal officers Ind been
searching for him for three months.
Pielow sought TO be released on Il
property bond, but was told that
cash bail or n surety bond must be
posted. His disappearance while un.
der $4,000 property bond on for.
Incr conviction. and tho question Of
the value OF tho bonds having aris-
on. T.. =. Attorney Reyellc insisted
that adequate protection be given
the government 10 insure Pielow's
appearance at the olmsted trial.
Pielow is tho Goth defendant IN tho
Olms,ed liquor conspiracy case 70 be
arrested. He is accused Of conspir.
ing with Roy Olmsted. former police
lieutenant. and So others. 10 yioiatc
the national prohibition laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
JUST GETS LIFE.
SAVING AWARD
Second National Recogni-
ton for ReSCuin9 Girl

The Theodore n. Vail medal for
noteworthy service has been award
ed to Harry w. Just, of Seattle. by
the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
praph Co., according to n wire from
the San Francisco headquarters, ~
ceived Tuesday.
1t Is the second award for saving
life that lust has received in the
past 10 days. The awards are for
his act, last August, In rescuing Miss
Elvina Glum from Cottage lake and
rcviving her by means of artificial
respiration, learned in telephone
first.aid classes. The other award
was from the American Red Cross,
in Washington.
The Vail medals arc conferred
upon employees OF the Bell telephone
system turnout the country for acts
OF unusual public service. Tho one
announced yesterday is the fifth Ia
be given in Washington for the saw
ing of life.
In two of the cases, of which the
award 10 Just Is one. the recipient
also has been recognized by the
American Red Cross. Ira V. Drake.
of Seattle, holder OF n Vail medal.
was given n Red Cross prize last
year for his services in rescuing
and resuscitating city Of Seattle
street department employc, who had
grasped steel cable crossed with
high.tension electric power wire.
Other holders OF Vail medals now
living In Seattle are Miss Edna NJ
Stewart, chief operator at the Capt.
toll central office, who rescued q
boy from drowning in lake; L. n.
Miller. garage supervisor of the
telephone company, who saved a
boy and his mother from drowning
in Hood canal, and Frank b. Hop
kins, head lineman, who saved the
life of n fellow.employe by rare
presence OF mind and skillful appli-
cation of his knowledge of first aid.
The new Vail medal will be for
mally presented TO Just at later,
date, He Is cmployed~at the Car
field central telephone office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
ADR|FT ON RAFT
Boys Rescued After All
Night Battle in Lake

Rescued from frat raft after
an all-niEht battle with tho waters
Of Lake Washington two boys were
taken 10 tho Madison Park dock NY
tho tug Mary Frances carly Wcdncs-
day morning. They said they were
about TO give up the struggle 10
keep tho raft together when they
were saved
Tho boys told Capt Clarence
Howdcn Of tho tug that their names
were Joe Cramcr. ~. aud Philip
Johnson, IL They said they fioated
out from shore about o'clock Tues
day afternoon. They soon got so
far out that they could not mako
their way back and, altho they
called for help. could not DO heard.
Tho lake, roughcncd by tho rising
wind, threatened 10 capsizc tho raft,
they said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

drivers chosen by the traffic off.
GERS IS published in the classified
columns OF the Wednesday Star.
Your license number may bethore.
TALKING WOMEN"
ARE NUMEROUS
In obtaining o list OF careful driv.
ors, Officer NJ. Huarri. at the Third
ave. and Pine 81. crossing. com.
piled some interesting statistics on
talking women" drivers. Officer
Zuarri found by making notations
that out Of 10 women drivers who
passed his crossing in one hour, 81
we're talking and were not paying
attention to the traffic signals.
At Second nye. and Pike st.. how
ever. Miss Helen Harper was re-
warded with careful drivers slip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
SO LOSE LIVES

NEW YORK. April Cat least
80 men probably moro-lost their
lives when tho Japanese frclghtcr
IAifultu Maru went down with all
on board, 1870 miles southeast OF
Halifax. n. g.. yesterday
Tho lSolusm I<esin, operators OF
tho Inflated ship. announced here
today their records listed go Off.
Gers and mon nbonrd the RaEuku
Maru. II was pointed out, however
that this Hist possibly was incom.
plcte and that the disasters death
toll might have considerably ex.
cocded this figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
Don't Greet Wales,
African Body Says

LAGOS, Africa, April 22,-The
prince OF Wales sailed for Capotown
today aboard tho cruiser Rcpulsc.
JOHANNSEBuRG, April 22.-The
African native congress here decided
Tuesday. in view of the shootlngs at
Bloemfomein tho day previous, TO
boycott tho forthcoming visit of the
prince OF Wales. Asproclamation was
issued urging tho natives TO refrain
from welcoming his royal highness.
II was not believed the decision
would affect tho population gener-
ally.
-Four natives were killed when pc.
lice fired vqlley into striking work
ors at Bloemfontein Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
man IS HANGED

LONDON. April 22.-Despito in.
tcrvcntlon OF Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle in his behalf. Norman
Thorne, a young farmer of Grow.
borough, was hanged today at the
Wnndsworih prison, for tho murder
OF his sweetheart. Elsie Cameron.
Thorne went to his death with
the smile he has worn white all
England stortned and flooded the
newspapers with contrary. opinions
as TO whether or not no should be
executed.
A national debate on the question
Of Thorno's hanging ensued after
Conan Doyle, near whose home the
girl died, came out openly in oppo.
sitipn TO capital punishment in this
instance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
LUTHERAN meet
Pastors of Sound and B. c,
Open Conference Here

with 40 ministers in attendance,
the Norwegian Lutheran church Of
Puget Sound and British Columbia
opened it's three.day pastoral con
ference Tuesday. with headquarters
Mt the Rainier Grand hotel.
Services at tho First Lutheran
church. led by the Rev. j. A. Il.
Mess. of Tacoma, president of the
Pacific coast district of the church,
opened the conference. II will, &c.
oording TO Rev. Theodore Hokonstad
Of Bremcrton, secretary OF the as.
sembly. confinc itself to pastoral
work and problems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
Prosecutor Delays
Norton Arson Case

Tho arson cases against Paul s.
Norton and his alleged accomplish,
Thomas smith, were postponed on
the request OF the prosecuting at.
torney's office, It was learned Wed.
nesday. and not on tho motion of
Defense Counsel Morris, Deputy
Prosecutor Hammers Illness was tho
cause OF tho delay, The case viii
bc heard April 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

with 5000 bundles OF sheet tin,
consigned TO Seattle can manufnc.
turors. tho Edgar Bowling docked
at pier Tuesday morning Dom the
Atlantic coast. In addition TO the
tin the big frelghter carried gen.
eral cargo for Seattle merchants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

UCLAD traffic slips" may be
VI made permanent fenture OF
police regulation OF travel on Seat
ties streets. q
a plan, 10 issue careful driving
tags to motorists. in order TO keep
record Of the good qualities OF
watchful autolsts was being dis.
cussed wednesday by Sergt. Fuqua.
Chief severyns and traffic depart
ment officials.
Under the proposed plan OF re-
ward. officers under sergt. Fuaun
would be empowered to hand out
slips for all cases of outstanding
careful driving coming to their at
tentlon. The glad allps' would be
filed with traffic clerks at head
quarters, to form a record against
"sad slips" issued for violations.
MIGHT BALANCE
PAI,KING FINE
The result--two glad Slips
might balance parking fine. or, at
least. sat as n recommendation for
lcniency.
Tho unique proposal came as q
development during Tho stars care
fuldriycr thcatcr ticket reward cam
paign. $780,,
serrt. Fuaua's men have entered
into tho spirit Of Tho Sturs care
mi driving week and have judged
carefully the merits Of the drivers
whoso numbers they have turned ~
for the reward Of the two tickets
IN "The Last Laugh" at the Co
lumbia theater
Tho seventh list Of eight careful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
"Glad Slips" May Be Permanent

SHE GETS A "GLAD SLIP, Miss
Helen Harper. surprised when Traffic OF
ficer f. w. Merkley halted her at Second
ave. and Pike ST., Wednesday morning,
was all smiles when she was informed the
traffic slip meant she was driving care
fully and not talking when she reached
the crossing. "Oh, thank youl" said Miss
Harper '1'll always be careful, now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
Laborer Is Pinned
Under Big Boulder

II. Sobcrg, 81. laborer, narrowly
escaped death Tuesday afternoon,
when a 900 pound rock overturned
IN an excavation at 50th ave. $. and
e.sns=sa - ard !Enyrienned him
beneath. Fellow.workmeu labored
half an hour before freeing him.
tn DO awfully good, Mamma, II
-. f.es... tlafHtf.f Ak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

Goody. Mamma, Daddy has brought
Boldt's milk bread Advertisement.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-30
KERRICK

AZ smith o. Superior, spent Sunday
with WIN Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hogan spent
saturday in Superior.
Big dance, Kerrick town hail. sat
urday evening. May ?.
ur. and Mrs Earl Trullinger are
The. proud parents Of baby girl.
Ia Ls May % Nickerson, visited his
sister. Mrs. J. c. Caldwell, Wednesday.
catholic Ladies' Aid at the school
house saturday afternoon, May 2.
Everybody welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. G r. Nelson and fam
ily spent the week end with the O. a.
Chase family OF Henriette.
All enjoyed the barn dance at
Frank Maeh's Saturday evening and
hope 10 have more OF them.
Mr. and Mrs Axel Johnson are re-
joicing over the arrival Of baby
girl. born April %. Mother and child
are doing fine.
Mr.. mad Mrs w J Hogan OF SUI
perior. spent the week end with his
parents, MFR. and Mrs. J. II. Hogan
and other relatives.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-30
Windemere Township

Olof Olson IL building woodshed
for John Lyden.
Mrs. Olof Olson and children went
10 Duluth Saturday
Miss Hazel Madsen spent the week
end a. the Pulling home
The school board met Al John w. An
ierson's Saturday evening
A number o. young people spent
Saturday evening at Mrs Anna Moss
berg's.
Mrs. Louie Skog Is heIplsg % the
r. Il Mossberg home during Mrs.
Mossbere's illness
Windemere was wen represented at
the shadow social N the sec school
house Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs f. Mossberg and
family and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Moss
berg and children spent Sunday after
noon NJ Mrs Anna Mossberg's.
Mics Mabel SCHWARTZ 81 Sandstone,
and Miss Norma sapderson Of Mia
co. we're week end visitors at the Pull
Hing home. Miss Sanderson and Miss
schwartz just finished teaching a
term Of school near Sturgeon Lake.
sunday school al the Windemere
Methodist church was re-organized
last Sunday. Merle street Is superin-
tendent this year We want TO have a
bigger and better Sunday school this
summer than ever before, so come
and bring friend next Sunday and
help w boost
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-30
RUTLEDGE

Miss Ruth Lundeen was a week end
guest Of Miss Soelberg
Arthur Underhill returned from
Golden. h. c., last week.
]. L. Brooks Is moving his confec-
tionery store TO the Scott corner.
Mrs. A. e. Jones entertained the
Boys club from Finlayson Friday eve
Ming
n. p Travelling Auditor G. II White
and wife were guests at lunch az the
Underhnl home Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs Geo. Cich motored 10
Willow River Monday evening accom-
panied by Miss Guss and Miss Pam
geri
Mrs. Kozlol who has been spending
the past month with her daughter,
Mrs. Mathews. in Pierre. s. d., re-
turned last week and left Sunday for
Proctor.
Mrs Townsend and Guy motored 20
Sandstone Saturday evening. accom-
panied by Miss S0elberg. Miss Lun-
deem and Ignatius Guss who attended
/ the show
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-30
GOVERNOR MAKES s1,S00,oo0 CUT
IN LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS
IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED

State government reorganization
code With central financial control
for state expenditures
Appropriation bills rotating sat-.
st3,sof.
Authorization for new issue ~
$40. 900 900 rural credit bonds
Rural credit law revision 70 give
new safeguards.
BiIi limiting state tax levy for
revenue fund limited 70 4 mills for
1928 and 3 mills for 1927.
differentiation amendment 70 cor.
stItu.Ior, 70 be submitted to refer.
endarn.
Rejection o. federal child labor
amendment.
state Legislation o. motor bus
lines.
New hiahway traffic code.
Blue sky" law strengthened
New dralraae code With major
ny required for InItstins projects.
Better reputation o. building and
loan associations
Gasoline tax OF cents
oslior. effective May T.
codiHestIon o. dairy and pure
food laws.
Bank tax reduction through low.
or classification.
New forestry and state timber
codes.
state reuuistIon Of employment,
agencies.
Downward revision of motor We
hlcle taxes. eHectlVe NEXT year
Constitutions, amendment doIrn
away with double llabiIlty of stock.
holders except IN banks.
Prohibiting public dancing be-
tween rtIdnluht Saturday and Sun
day noon.
siUts THAT FAILED.
Highway refundIrn bonds
Return to conventions for party
nominations
Restoring legislatures to party
basis.
StHte police system.
Bank deposit guaranty.
Universal fishing license
licenses for automobile drivers.
Compulsory bonding for motor
owners.
Increased iron ore taxstion.
"lrdiara plan" for control Of 10
cal expenditures,
University soviet" bill.
Fund for University OF Mime
sota dormltories.
oross earnings tax for motor
bus lines.
Amendment relaxing stringent
contract features OF "ssprlo" CO.
operative law
"one buck" hurting limit.
ststcwlde boxing measure.
Piscinu stpte teachers pension
system on sound basis
Metropolitan rome" stree. rail-.
way measure.
Repeal of street railway reoula.
ton law
Permitting "psrl.mutoer bet.
ting on horse races.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-30
Oak Lake Neighborhood

Edwin johnson called at John MI
ler's Sunday
Carl Anderson visited with Yernald
Ahlm Sunday
Mrs Ole Berset called al Ole Beck
strom's Sunday
j. b. Henson and son, Albert, OF
Minneapolis. spent Monday and Tues
day up here
Albert Anders and George Auder-
son and Aug. Nelson were Sandstone
visitors Monday.
Mrs J. NJ Anderson and son.
George, spent Sunday afternoon az
Nels Lindh's near Bruno
Mrs r. " Youneberg and daughter,
Dora. ~ Sank Rapids. visited at Vic
tor swenson's the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Koecher and
daughter and Mrs Henry Reichel and
daughter OF North Branch spent Sat
urday and Sunday hero with the
Koeeher boys