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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
'Musher's" Story Is Few Embargoes ON
Part of Official Poultry Movement
Senate Record There i. no ocy,....y 70, any

There is no necessity for any
severe general restrictions ON the
shipment of poultry IS II rcsult Of
the or break of European fowl
pest, SHY, Secretary of Agriculture
Gore. Ao cmharsoeS have been
placed on interstate movements of
pouItry by the departments he say,
except In eases where birds arr
found 10 be diseased or exposed %
di1use. While doing the thing,
nccrss. ~ 10 stop the spread Of thu
disease II interstate commcrce the
effort of the Federal D-partHei
also has been to coordinate and to
staudariizc. - fnr rs Pgacticablc.
the regulation, on tins -ubircf
adopted hy the various state.
The dis asr lss u3t been found
outside the States Of New York.
Ncw Jersey, Comceticut, Hcnu>YI
yguIa, aad the city of pctroit. ez-
rcpt that shipment of diseased
i'rd> from the east WIS found il
Chicago This shipment was drt
,tro,ri aad mo- outbreaks ha, bcul
found n That section
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
ALL IS READY FOR
PRESENTATION OF
WOH4N'S CLUB PLAY

Eycrvthiug is in readiness for
! tho presentation of Sew EN-
! Chances. to he given at the Val
ley thcatcr tonight by local east
under the auspices Of the Woman :
Ten Thousand Club and directed
by Cooper and Marjorie Mac Muir
rHv. linsl lehcar>alS for the play
were held Yesterday, and the man
ncr in which the east went through
their various parts. indicates u
splendid performance tonight.
An outline Of thu play has been
given I'M the Press before, and il
has been found to be one of the
most popular comedies produced on
the American >.&ge in recent wears.
Each minute i. full Of action and
the story keeps the audience III 4
state Of expectancy throughout.
Nj. MacMurray. in the leading
rolc Of Jimmy Shannon, has Il part
that j. well tit:cd to him and each
member of the cast plays IN inn
portant part in developing the plot
Of the story.
The east Of characters in fhe
order Of their appearance is:
Joe Spence, Russell kliegl'.
Earl Goddard W. |. Church.
Henry Garrison, Charles W. Barry.
Ralph Deuby, Ray Martin.
Billy Meekin. Jimmy Greene.
Jimmy Shannon Cooper MacMur-
ray.
Mrs. Garrison, M-s. Vaughn Fran
els.
Anne Windsor, Mis-, Grayce Nc
Kinney.
Gcorgic Garrison. Miss Bcula
Wiiloughhv.
Peggy Wood. Mrs. Ray Martin
Florence Jones, Miss BORA Cham.
bcr>.
Lilly Trevor. Miss Marie Lehman.
Irene Trevor, Mrs cell Reh-
kopt.
Betty Willoughby. Mrs Russell
kHe-l,.
George, e:rleton u. Joy.
Tickets are on sale by members
Of the Tn Thousand Club and may
be exchanged for reserved seats al
.Ac Valley Drug Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
Baby Peggy in
New Pic ture,
Tulane Theater

Baby Peggy in her first great
production under the banner OF the
Principal! Pictures Corporation,
"Captain January, which will be
presented at the Tulane theatcr to.
night has in support one of the
greatest casts of players ever as
spmbled. In addition to the cx-
ccllcncv of the cast, the child star,
in her first great production. is en-
dowcd with Il story that vics III
powerful drama and heart appeal,
with any ever brought to the screen.
The east includes such we'll known
screen celebrities, as Hobart Bos-
worth. Harry Morcyl, Irene Rich,
Barbara Tenant and many others.
"A Romance of Il Gcntro' will
hc shown at thc Tulane thcatcr rs
soon rs arrangements can be com
plcicd To bring il back again.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
Informal Musical
GireR in honor of
Mrs. EdUard GdrthUdite

In romplimcr. to Mrs. Edward
Gmthwai-e Of Oakland. who is the
house guest Of her son and his wife,
Nh and Mrs +. l.. Garthwaite. Mr.
and Mrs. Ross T. HickcoX enter
tanned "a small group Of friend,
last evening at an informal mu>i-
cal-. Mrs Garthwaitc Is a pipe
organist and pianist Of distinction
and She WAS prevailed upon 20 give
several enjoyable numbers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09

London-Scvcn officials, irclud-
ing director of the LCuingrad
state lcathct trust. have been sen
fenced to death, charged with
economic counter revolution, ac-
cording to a Moscow dispatch to the
Daily Express. Three other direc.
tors received sentences of eight
wears each.
poorn-''This portcsids trouble |
alono predicted, - eN,kaiScr VIZ
helm said, commenting on the Rus
So-.Japanesc treaty. Russia is
backing the yellow races, Fsancc
the black England and America the
white. 1t means a tremendous
change in the outlook of the v orld.
Rome-When his landlord asked
So wears old cX-Premier Giolitti to
pay more rent the veteran states
man &greed. provided his lease We're
renewed for % years. He is conf
dent on passing the century mark.
London-Sir Anderson Crithutt,
king 5 occulist. died today. j..
Paris-The French government has
requested the Soviet government to
investigate the burglarizing Of the
French embassy at Moscow Satur
day.
Amsterdam-Thc lnternatioi
Federation of Trades Unions has
greed to admit the Russian trade
unions # the latter express a desire
TO join.
London We come back to
fight aud recommeucc the education
and organization of the Labor par
ty and enable its return t- power, =
cx-Premir Macdonald, looking
bronzed and fit after his holiday in
jamaica. said upon his return here
sunday.
London-A number of prot 3>ts
have been made to King George
against the inclusion of the historic
name Of Oxford in the title to be
adopted by eX-Fremier II. II. AZ
quith. Descendants Of the late
Earl of oxford plan legal action.
A>anirit T''0posctt 70 br- -tTttUt t..!rft
of Oxford and ASquith.
Constantinople-Nesoti: ioaS Ioak
ing to a peaceful settlement Of the
Greco-Turkish dispute over cNpul-
sion Of N. Coustantiuos. the o3u-
menical patriarch from Cou>tan-
tinople. have commenced here. For
cign diplomat, who arr closely
watching the situation believe thr
crisis has passed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
TWO MORE STATES TO
HOLD PICNICS IN l.. A

Tons of thousands of loyal HI
Ho.>au- are waiting for then pie
ric to he held iH Sycamore Croee
Fark, Los Angeles. alI day, Thur,
paA, February l.. Lincoln . lJib-
DAY, basket dinners nj noon.
Al the usual attractive feature,
of pirnies will be there
All Who ever lived III Wisconsin
ar" invited to m,ct for Tie arcat
picnic reunion. ail aas. Saturday
February H. m Sycamore Grase
Park, Los Angeles. There wjl he
county register, aa1 headquarters.
There VIII pr h,irt proymW .pya-
ing about two % clock hu' ti' main
purpose viii ho to Datr So ao"t
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

BURNS HACK EFT - George l..
Burns. -, native Of Montana, resi-
dent Of Yuma; Elizabeth Hackett,
-, nativc Of Maryland, resident of
Los Angeles.
PETERSON SMITH-Ray +. Pet,
crson, -, native Of Massachusetts,
resident Of Coachclla; Gertrude
Smith. %, native Of Missouri, resi-
dent Of lndio.
BTRK BROOKS Clyde Burk, l9
native Of Texas. resident Of Braw-
ley; Betty Brooks, IS, native OF
Wisconsin, resident Of Brawley.
ACALA-RINEBA- Pedro Acala,
-. uativc Of Mexico, resident of
Calipatria; Pctrocincio Rivera, l83i
uatiyc Of Mexico, resident Of Cali
patria.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
Beauty Shop Is
Reopened Here

Mrs. VI. +. Anderson of Imperial
announces that She has taken over
the Valley Beauty ShoPpc in this
city and has rcoPcncd same under
the direction Of Mrs. Thema Van
Nordic. Mrs. Van Nordic WAS form
rrIv connected with the shop and
ha, made a host of friends in FL
Centre and vicinity, who will doubt
less bc glad 10 hear of her return.
The same high class service and at.
tcntion that marked Mrs. Van Nor
dies former regime are assured pat
rous Of the establishment, who have
learned to kecnly appreciate the
soft water shampOos featured there.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. . Gunnm
KlSSoG 5 story of hi, mush across
Alaska, with anti.;oNiu for diphthc-
ria stricken Nome, a. related BY
tn, United Press in an interview
by X. e. Mcdowell, It's Nome cor
respondent, has been made part of
official rucord Of the United States
Scu"'C.
Mcdowell $ story, the first inter
viw with kaaSon, giving his lead
dog, Baltic, credit for sucrc~- in the
dash across thc icy desert w#s
read ON the floor by Senator Dill,
Washington, Democrat, III Il tribute
to the ~led dogs.
"The heroic dcc,i> Of those driV.
cr, and the dogs haee caught the
Imagination Of the entire world and
are worthy OF It mighty pen aud
eloquent tongue, bii said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
DAME FASHION TELLS WHAT IS BEST
AND NEWEST FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR

Scarfs. Sleeves are mere shoulder
extensions and skirts are extremely
short.
The ensemble suit for afternoon
wear is popular. One of the most
attractive ones is Of black silk
crepe printed in red tulips with Il
long slender coat of plain black silk
lnrd with the printed material Of
the froch
Evening Wear
For evening there are few bead
ed gowns. since chiffons trimmed in
ostrich or Hlrabou flomcing prevail
White a> usual prevails, with canary
yellow. pink, pale blue and other
pastel tones following in favor.
Ouc sees Il few new nccklincS,
>e,h as those which use the mater
ial of the trock on one shoulder
only. with flesh colored tullc or net
holding the trock up on the oppo-
site side. Hens are invariably fldr-
ing and some Of the newest skirts
flare iu circular movement from the
him
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
Entire Nos Club to
Hold st. Valentine
Dance Tuesday Night

The Entire so, club will hold -
st. Valentine dance tomorrow cvm-
ny n the won.an s clubhouse and
according ia reports, it viii doubt
loss prove one Of the mast enjoy
able events Of the club +, social sea
>uH.
S'rc~l unique fca'urc- which
arc being kept 20 secret. are, prom.
i~cd by those in charge of the
aaur", including Mr, and Mr. j. !.
Drccn. Mr. aud Mr.. Harold Tyler
and M aud Mrs. Cleo McCalv.
Erfr.,hmeur, wil be served dur
ing Vie ceeniHg
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
Present Standing
on Child Labor
Issue

WASHINGTON, Feb. o. - The
record of action by the states ON
the child labor amendment so far
follows;
Reflections:
Georgia, Delaware. North Carroll
ma, South Carolina. Louisiana. Tex
as, Kansas, Utah. Tennessee, South
Dakota-l0.
Ratifications:
Arkansas, Arizona, California;.
Rejection by one House of the
State Legislatures;
Oklahoma, ohio, Washington,
North Dakota, Wyoming, Nevada,
Connecticut, Indiana, Montana, Ida
h0--lO.
Ratification by one House of the
State Legislatures
New NJ Xico, Wisconsin,.
Advisory Referendum:
lnfaVorablc, Massachusetts /.
Necessary to ratifv, 50 states.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
Dinner Party HOnOrs
Local UOman'S Birthday

At charming.y appointed din
nor party yesterday, Mr., and Mrs.
W. l.. Palmer entertained in honor of
the bil-hA.y y Of Nj, F. o. Ferguson 3;
the Palmer HON, Oh Fifth street.
R.d rVsc> decorated the dining
table and living room, and de
IecJabIc rcpast was enjoyed.
Besides the guc>- Of honor and
Ler husband, there were present
NJ. and Mrs. f. l.. Palmer, DR..
aud Mrs J. ". RUGBY, Mrs. l. \,
Palmer and Mr.. aud Mrs. ". l..
Palmer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
MUitdtiOnS out
for the Annual
knights Tempiar Bail

Noch interest is being manifest
q. u 'Lr annual knights Templar
bail to be given iu Masonic Temple
by Imperial Valley Coumandcry
80. - on Thursday evening, Fcbru-
airy H.
Invitations for the affair are in
the hands Of all Inights aud if the
supply ran, out, j. can be renewed
h. calling upon Dr. Norman +. Du-
pont Atmittaucc viii be by invita-
lIou only.
Tm, annual bali, sponsored by the
knights, is regarded as one Of the
Important events Of the winter So.
r.sl s"9-aa aud - the members
-ltDd ID full uniform, the event
take. on added interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
MYSTERY STUNT
IS ANNOUNCED
BY HYPN0TlST

Texas Bob, the renowned cowboy
hvpuotiSt. and his company of ar-
tors will be seen ut the Tulane, the
alter this week for two nights, We'd
HcSday and Thursday, when a series
OF halr-raiSlng stunts will b" per
formed that win be sure 10 call
forth Il large attendance. There
viii be matinceS both afternoons.
Besides being hynotist Of re
n"Wn, TeNJ> Bob does some >rusa-
tionaI stunts in mental tclcph&thv.
One OF them, which will probably
prove one OF the most mvStitviug
ever Seen in FL Centre, will take
place at noon Wednesday when
fcNaa Bob will leave the Pres, Of
flee II Sixth aud State streets,
hlmdtoidcd. drive a team of horses
about town, locate letter writ
Ten by some prominent person IN
I'll Centre and deliver same t. tin
person 10 whom j. Is addressed.
flvo business men VIII accompany
TcHaS Hah ON This expedition t.
youch for il gcnuineaess.
LA A-NedAes1.a.' nIgat IL iE>, t.
lane, Texas Bob VIII hvpuotize u
Young wonan who VII be tlkeH 10
the window Of the Dclozitr- Rryuolds
furniture ore and placed IN 81 bed
in the window. VIII ,hr VIII re
pose until Thursday night when shr
Will bc awakened Il the ticascr
Thursday might at the performance.
some people live in r.epctual
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
Literary Section
POstpOneS Meeting

The literary section If Woman :
Ten Thousand club will postpone
''- regular meeting from TUESDAY
evening 70 Wednesday in order not
20 interfere with the Attendance at
'ac club : play. Seven Chances.
On Wednesday evening the meeting
wi'l take place "a uau1l AT 80 at
'hr homr Of Mr.. Ross T. Ilickrox.
Tho subject viii be Act III Of
4 ''Iwrifth Night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
Missionary Society
to Meet Tomorrow

The Missionary Society of the
State Street Christian Church will
hold meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon al the nome of Mrs. John
Frohly, 4l4 South Eighth street
The study of China will be begun
and there will be spccial music
for the occasion. Every member IS
urged to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09

| i.Nilaud elu4 women were gracious
Iqstesscs on Saturday 10 mrmbe'S
Of the county ftdeFation board Is
lmbled IN regular session at NJ
Iand'> community center. Thr, hos
t.esseS had DECORATED the cheerful
1noms protuselr with the hearts OF
Valentines day and luncheon ap-
pointmcnts ana fav"rs were car
ried out in the Same motif. The
luncheon itself proved rare treat.
according 80 the Fl Centre guests,
who were Nesdamc> I. p. Jacobs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
D0heny Returns
From Mexico Trip
By United Press Lcnscd Wire

Los ANGELES, Feb. 9-Keturn
ing from three wncks "trip into
Mexico, Edward l.. Dolfcny reported
properties in the southern republic,
continued development of bis oil
and "asrecable rotations, 81 with the
Callcs government.
We are spending SllCOO,00O .
ynar in development work in Mex,
leo, Dobcny said. Interviewed
Callrs. au1 I believe be will ma ke
one Of the best prc9idclts Me1ieo
has ever had
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
GUILD MEETS TOMORROW

Members of the Presbyterian
guild viii be entertained by Mrs.
+. II. MeIyer 5l4 Len Rcy tOmor-
row afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09

But about tbi, arms argument and,
the IHs guns others are makiHe;
wonder that they are aiming at
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09

A bachelor is man who has no
one 10 throw his woru-out nccktlcs
away for him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
LOCAL GIRLS GET
CHAMP I0NSHIP
FOR THIRD YEAR

The valley championship in girls
basketball was won by FL Centre
Saturday when the local girls play
ed the Imperial girls team on Cen
trail : court. The game was slow
and uneXciting and ended with Il
score Of Is to ) in Central : favor.
Central PLAYED nearly all of her
second team.
This is the third successive wear
tha. RI Centre has held the girls
basketball championship. The local
team won in every game of the
series this year, Much credit is
due to The coach, Miss Evalina Baker
tor the efficient manner in which
She trained the tcam.
Yuma has challenged the clamp
iou>hip team of the valley to Il
game 10 bc played on February %.
fhc Fl Centre team has accepted
the challenge and the game will be
played on the local court on that
date.
The lineup for Saturday 5 game
was.
Ccutral: forwards. Mildred F'lau-
nigau. Lula sue Pope. Thelma Y Noyer
and Edith kluck; centeu>: Sue
Marsh CallibeIlc Peters and Ernq
Tucker: guards: Katie Weiss. Cla
ia Mac Reed and Celia Young.
Imperial: Forwards, Norma \ oung,
Anna Baer and olga Nicklc; cen
tiers. katherine Hill, Laura stan
field and Hilda Nickie, guards,
Francis HeHcuer and Bessie Mccall.
The plans for the faculty desert
party. recently planned. were chang
ed ut the last minute Oh account OF
the disagreeable wind and sand
storms. The party met in the sew
iug rooms IT the high school. With
the aid Of portable radio. thu
dinner that had been prepared for
the desert party ANA many fun
producing games the evening pass
ed all too quickly. There wrc
about 20 faculty members present
and everyone reports delightful
time.
= Paul Mackcy, formerly IL student
at FL Ccutro Junior College, now
Attending the University of South
err California. WAS visitor here
over the weekend. \ mountain
party was given in his honor yes
tcrdav. Among those in the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Mackcy. Mrs.
W. Ii. Ba-hrick, Miss Lucille Bath
rick and Paul Mackcv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09

some people live in perpetual
toG, which is why they - around
blowing their own horn.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-09
zRRREEEREaRgRRtRRaRR RfM9NGERgRREEER@ERERRER
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools

7ararSElHea1EN. aEEEELNaRRRRaaa@La@1a@R
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Cherna

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Janovec spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kordovsky.
Henry Nelson, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamm and family Of
Minneapolis, spent Sunday with rela-
tives here. Misses Marie and Elem
or Hamm remained for a few weeks.
Miss Margaret Kordovsky visited
few days at the Rudolph inertia
home.
Miss Violet and Ferris Cobian are
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cobian.
Little Louise Kordovsky returned
to Minneapolis Saturday after a
visit with relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor johnson of
Hastings, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Graetz spent Sunday at the Frank
Cobian home.
Mrs. John Pechacek and children
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cobian Friday.
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Oak GrOoe

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Keuchler visit
ed at the VIM. Stern home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Senzig and
family spent Sunday at the Elmer
Harmon home at Prescott.
A number Of people of this vicinity
spent Sunday at Glen Park in River
Falls.
Mrs. Chas. Strive and daughter,
Miss Ruby, spent Sunday evening at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Roth.
Mrs. Herman Strive and son re-
turned to her home at Minneapolis
after visiting at the Herman Giebler
home.
James Cotter is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stern and
daughter, Adeline, spent Sunday eve
ming at the John Senzig home.
Fly Spray Use per gallon in bulk.
Freeman Drug Co.-adv.
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WILL SURVEY CHANNEL
OF ST. CROIX RIVER

Through the efforts of Congress
man August H. Anderson, represen-
tative from this, the Third District,
the Navigation committee of the
Saltwater Business Association was
given a chance at a recent meeting
ir'the st. Paul office of Major Will
liams, District Engineer of the U. S.
Army Corps of Engineers to present
facts pertaining to the opening of a
channel in the St. Croix river from
its mouth to Saltwater and making
Saltwater the terminus. Congress-
man Andersen and Secretary L. S.
Miller were also present.
1t was through the efforts of Con-
gresham Andersen that the hearing
was made possible and he is in thor
ough sympathy with the project 1t
was through the efforts Of Mr.. And
resen that the amendment to the last
Rivers and Harbors bill was passed
ordering survey of the st. Croix
river.
At the hearing to be held in Aug
ust brief will be presented setting
forth the advantages of the improve
ment from a freight and traffic
standpoint. The advantages of MAX
ing Saltwater the terminus will also
be stated in the brief and presented
at the meeting.
The Saltwater representatives
were we'll pleased with their recep-
ton and feel that the matter of OPEN
ing the river for navigation is under
way and good results will follow.
-Stillwater> Messenger.
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Donegal

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam johnson and
children spent Sunday at the Joe N.
Johnson home in Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Doorak, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Doorak and Mrs. Joe
Winters spent Sunday in st. Paul at
the home of Ed. Doorak.
Misses Margaret ard Emma Mat
eek and Anna Doorak spent the
weekend at the Sam johnson home.
Miss Florence Donnison of Kasson
spent a few days last week at the
home of her uncle, Frank Pechacek.
Miss Anna Kriser is spending a
few days here with her sister, Mrs.
Will johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor johnson of
Hastings, spent the weekend with
the latteris parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kordovsky.
Miss Margaret Falteisek is spend
ing few days at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pechacek
Fly Spray 75c per gallon in bulk.
Freeman Drug CO.-adv.
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AMethodist

1915 Sharp.-Notice the change in
time. Special service by the dele
gates who attended the institute at
Chetek. Short talks by the girls I'M
der direction of Mrs. Malott and
music by the ladies quartet will make
up the program. This service is only
forty-fve minutes so it must be
brief and to the point.
Come and hear something of what
the young folks do at Chetek and
possibly catch some of the inspira-
ton that comes from such a gather
ing.
11:00-At eleven o'clock the
church school or Sunday school will
convene. This seems to be the most
favorable hour for this important
service so let us get busy and see
that it goes. Some of the men will
be at Eau Claire but there will be
plenty Of officers and teachers left
to make this hour fine success.
Men who expect to 60 to Eau
Claire and those who can take car
be on hand at the church at six
o'clock. We have always had a fine
delegation at this service-let us not
fall down this year.
Bishop Charles Edward Locke is
the speaker both forenoon and af-
ternoon.
DR.. Tomlinson held his last quart
erly conference in River Falls Tues
day evening. BY reason of the time
limit of six years he will return to
the pastorate this fall. His success
sor will be appointed in New Rich
mond in September.
G. A. Bird, Pastor.
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Big River

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Dumond of St
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Delor Dumond OF
Diamond Bluff, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McGillis and family of Ellsworth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Baar of Trimbelle
spent Sunday at Matt Schommer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Simon and fam
lily of Kinnickinnic spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Schommer
spent Thursday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hauth.
Jeff Murphy returned home after
spending few weeks in Montana.
Mrs. Margaret Dcmuth spent Mon
day afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Steiger.
Miss Viola Hauth visited with her
cousin, Miss Lucille Hauth of Trim
belle Wednesday and Thursday.
Fly Spray 75c per gallon in bulk.
Freeman Drug Co.-adv.
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Mann Valley

Harvest is on in full swing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Griffin of
Glendale, Calf, arrived last Tues
day for visit at The home of his
his brother, Ed. Griffin.
During the storm last Friday night
lightning struck Nels Carlson's barn
and burned it to the ground.
Mrs. Pete Anderson was buried in
the Mann Valley cemetery last Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Disjarden and daughter, Miss
Alice, of Duluth, spent the weekend
at Ed. Griffin's. Mrs. Wiley is a
niece of Lester Griffin.
Fly Spray 75c per gallcn in bun
Freeman Drug CO.-adv.
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English Lutheran

Services next Sunday in the even
ing at o'clock. Welcome.
Sunday school and Bible study
classes as usual at 9:45.
While the church edifce is being
moved this week to the rear of the
lot, it will be in a condition that will
permit services Sunday. Services
will be conducted according to our
regular schedule in the old church
while the new edifice is being erected
Picnic Aid Wednesday afternoon
Of next week at the l. o. o. F. hall.