davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-11-10

Complete with candles. Attrac-
tive designs. heavily silver-plated
sticks-ready boxed for gift pur-
poses.
PALAIS ROYAL-Silrertcdrc-
Main Floor
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WOnen's
HANDBAGS

1-S6.50 Black Silk Handbag;
metal frame. silk lining, fit.
ted-S4.95.
1-Beaded Envelope r e.
originally $3.50: recently
s4.25-white kid lining-S9.
1-Cnderarm Bag of Saffian
Leather, originally $3.50:
recently S11; fancy enameled
clasp: three separate COM
partments. moire line d.
$3.50.
1-S10 Black Silk Bag, pouch
style. hand painted; fancy
jeweled clasp. lined and fit.
ted. Center compartment
and mirror-S5.
1-Beaded Bag. handmade
wstring style. originally
So1.50: recently s13o5: green.
green and heather colorinc.
headed handle-Sf0.S5.
dreaded Bag. on fancy metal
frame. chain handle: orig.
inailv S14.5o; recently s7.25-
S5.95.
PALAIS ROYAL-Handboos-
fn;., LN1n1..
Evening star., 1927-11-10

High in favor is the rhinestone
bracelet this season! These at
tractive ornaments are set with
sparkling rhinestones combined
with larger stones of various
colors.
PALAfS Notwithstanding
Main Floor
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PALATS -Silrerudrc-
Main Floor
Evening star., 1927-11-10
'FRIDAY BARGAINS"
AT Reductions of 1870 and
More from Previous Prices!
Wilton Rugs

o-Si1o.50 Wilton Rugs. 9x12
it.. SS9.50.
4-S75.5O Wilton Rugs. SAX
1Ol2 IT.. $3.50
1-S68 Wilton Rug. 6xs it..
SIS; 30 Wilton Rugs. sx9
IT., S63.5O.
9-SI2l.50 Wilton Rugs. 9x12
TT, S95.
1O-SlO9.50 Wilton Rugs.
9x12 IT,. SX9.a0.
1-Sl1.95 Wilton Rug. 27X54
inches, S1.95.
1-SI4.50 Wilton Rug, 21xo4
inches. 1895.
5-S16j Chinese Rugs. sxl0
it.. S1l9.50.
2-S2325 Chinese Rugs. 9x12
IT.. Si18.50.
PALAIS ROYAT-RH0s
Second Floor
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Women's Dresses

I-S49.5O Gray GeOrgette and
Lace Dinner Gown. size 461a.
$3.50.
1-Black and Silver EmbrOid.
cred Chiffon Dinner Gown.
formerly $3.50; recently
$3.50: size 38. $3.50.
ISIS Black Georgette After.
neon Gown, trimmed with
silk fringe and beads: size
32 S39. 80.
1-Si9.50 Black Canton Crepe
Street Gown, with georgette
vest and novelty ornaments;
size 44A $3.50.
1-Si9.50 Black DunwOOdie
Crepe Coat Dress, trimmed
with Canton blue suede col.
lar; size 42h. $3.50.
l-S39.50 Navy Blue Crepe
Street Dress, braid trimmed;
tan crepe collar and cuffs;
size 42h2. $29.5O.
l-S75 White and Black CeOr.
gette Afternoon Gown. EN-.
broidered; slightly soiled:
size 4412. $3.50.
2-$49.50 White Canton Sports
Dresses, two-piece models;
embroidered in colors; sizes
3S and 40-slightly soiled.
$3.50.
PALAIS ROYAL
Women's Dresses-Third Floor
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Special One-Day Reduction
-Tor FRIDAY Only
s. Brown Kid 3.Eve.
let Ties, $5.45 pr.

Fine brown oxfords. Genuine
hand turned.
PALAIS ROYAL-DdpH0ht
Shoe Shop-SccOnd Floor
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P4LAIS ROYAL
TOilctrieS-Ndin Floor
Table Silver

1-Si.19 Cold Meat Fnrk-Sterl.
ing silver handle-85c.
2-S1.l9 Berry Spoons, Sterling
silver handle-S5c.
11-S1.19 Ladies', small size-85c.
15-50c Sugar Shells - Rogers
silver: pretty patterns; guar
anteed 10 years--35c.
1S-50C Butter Knives to match
sugar shells-35c.
46-S1 Grade Sill yer-plate d
Pieces - B on bon baskets,
8 erb cups. cold meat
forks. pearl handled fruit
and orange kniveS-JOc.
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Special One-Day Reduction FRIDAY Only
Special One-Day Reduction
For FRIDAY Only
54.Inch WOOlens
S1.05

$1.05
Regular $40 Grade
A special purchase. Durable
weights. For dresses. skirts,
coats. Mostly manufacturers
sample pieces. Splendid variety.
PALAIS ROYAL
Woolens-SccOnd Floor
Special one-Day Reduction
-For FRIDAY Only
$1.5O Electric
Heaters, 08c each
Medium size with copper finish
cd reflector. Guaranteed ele-
ment.
PALAIS ROYAI-Housctcdres-
Fourth Floor
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Hosiery

- ~
4I-75c. ST and SI.25 Wool
Hose for women; pllin
and fancy colors; sizes 81
to l0-50C.
$3.50 and S5c FuIl-fashioned
Lisle and Cotton Hose tor
women; black, brown. tan
and gray: broken sizes and
colorS-50c.
64-5Oc and SOC Silk-and-rayon
Children's and Misses Full
length Hose; black, white,
brown. and gray; sizes I
to 81; all perfect-39c.
36-ChiIdren's ST Phoenix Silk
Hose; Fall weight, tull-
length silk-andrayon hose,
English ribbed; b | a c k,
white and brown; sizes .,
o.! and 1880.
PALAIS ROYAL-Hosicry
Main Floor
Evening star., 1927-11-10
A Special Value
Beginning FRIDAY
Infants Blanket
Bunting, $2.29

Two styles-both bound in satin
brocade ribbons.
PALAIS ROYAT-Infonts' Wear
Third Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given that | will
sell at public auction at ten o clock
a. M. ON Saturday, June, Is, 1927,
The following:
| brown mare mule, branded NJ L
m left thigh.
"oan mare mule, branded ME- on
eft taiGl.
black mare mule, branded Me
On i"fi thigh.
i rnn grey horse l"ulc, branG,l
ME on t, Ugh.
| old black horse mule, branded
II on neck.
! black mare branded 81 ON lcrt
shoulder.
bay horse, branded Is ON left
shoulder.
brown horse, no brauG.
70 above safe vii. j., hcid to
satisfy pastur,9.
Dated this e7tn duy Of May, 1927.
M - j 10 l..
V. L. EDGE.
l23 Tenth ST., Imperial, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD
By Cnited Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero.-Dutch Reuth.
.er, veteran pitcher of the New
York Yankees, who allowed Detroit
only two hits, enabling the Yankees
to win, to l.
Roush, returning to Cincinnati as
member of the New York Giants
figured prominently in New York IS
81 victory over the Reds. In the
eleventh inning, Roush made a diff
flcult catch that prevented a Gin
cinnati score and then he started the
rally i'll the 18th that gave the Goth
antics a victory.
Cy Williams hit the only home ruin
yesterday in the game in which
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia,
to 3.
Ted Lyons, ace of the Chicago
White Sox pitching staff, pitched
his ninth victory of the season, de.
feating Boston, Z to 2.
Every member of the Washington
team obtained at least one hit and
one run and the Senators defeated
the Browns, IL to 2.
Philadelphia had little difficulty
in solving the offerings of Joe
Shaute, Karr and Collar and ham
mered out an to 4 victory over
Cleveland.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
SPORT NEWS SECTION

mon will appear in one. These two
boys are ranked well up the boxing
ladder and have met most of the
best boys tipping the scales around
the IA mark. Geromc, q wo-fist-
ed boy who wastes few moves in
the ring, is slightly favored to win
over the speedy Hermon.
Gerome fights much ON the style
of Benny Kid Carter, the Arizona
boy who proved too much for Irish
Mickey Cone in the opening show
this season. Gerome can use both
mitts and is always ready to land.
Hermon is II follower of the Gin
and out - style of fighting. His
speed makes him superior to most
boys in this line and Hermon has
the added advantage of being able
to step in and swap punches with
the best Of his class.
The other main attraction will be
between Ronald O'Dell of San Di-
ego and Tony De Soto of Los An.
gelcs. While these boys are not
ranked as being as skillful with the
mitts as liermon or Geromc, little
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
NIGHTS CARD
ROMISES TO Be
FULL OF ACTION

stic fans of the valley are
ised one of the greatest fight
IS ever staged here in the card
ed for the arena tonight. Frank
mond, matchmaker, has gather
ogcther what promises to be a
sic i'll ring annals. There viii
8 rounds of punching dishcd out
he fans with the first battle
ting promptly at $50 o clock.
Pie popular doublc.decker main
plan will be observed with two
Idy l0-round bouts on the book.
5 hard to predict just which of
Sc two battles viii be the fea-
, as both scraps promise plenty
thrills from the 90.
'rankie Gerome and Bobbie He.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
LATZ0-DUNDEE
FIGHT PUZZLES
RING EXPERTS
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. june 3.-Pcte Lat
10 and Joe Dundee, when they meet
ut tn" polo grounds tonight for the
world weltcrweight championship.
will give the experts another chance
to go wrong.
From the way the betting is go
iag about one half of the fans will
tag the wrong man as the winner,
because 10 championship fight i'll
recent years has had so many angles
to figure.
One of the few experts who is
not broadcasting an opinion is jack
McAuliffc, the retired unbcatcn
lightweight champion.
McAuliffc, who is trying to make
the horses run at Belmont Park the
way he picks them was asked today
what he thought of Latzo and Dun
dee and replied:
''What race are they in!'
He confessed without shame that
he never had heard of them.
Benny Leonard fears that making
the weight will hurt Latzo. The
former lightweight champion admit
ted he knows something about the
trials of weight making.
There are, perhaps, more qualifi-
cations hang ON the opinions ON
Latzo and Dundee than on any prin-
cipals III major championship fight
in wears.
Hunch players always string along
with champions. But since that
q . l., Ia
persist in calling ii, in which Gene
Tunney smeared Dempsey, the wise
money has to figure.
Dundee Should Be Stronger
Despite the fact that Dundee is
lantern iawed, supposed to be fat
al physical deficiency for fighter,
and regardless of the fact that his
! jaw looked CLASSY ON several occaS-
ions when Eddie Roberts WAS throw
ing punches at it. Dundee ought to
! be stronger at the weight than
Latzo and endowed better to go l.
rounds than the champion.
Latzo is supposed TO have more
powerful single punch than the Bal,
timore challenger but it is to b.
! doubted that Dundee can be kept
on the floor with one punch.
Dundee, on the other hand, while
he has no reputation as Il killer, has
more effective punch than Latzo.
He's Il chopping punchcr, like Tm-
ncy, ana in - round fight, if he
can keep his long jaw out of the
way lie ought to have the advant-
age.
They are both smart fighters,
good boxers and game and to Dor
row ono of John McGraw IS bits of
wisdom, the fighter getting the
! breaks ought to win.
II would not be surprise to see
Dundee win.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

liced be said relative to their abil-
ity to please fight fans. in a six
lpund encounter two W ccks ago
they did their "stuffn and they
did it so well that the battle was
declared by all who attended the
best scrap that has been waged here
III ages.
Two fast four round bouts will
open the program. Battling John
sPn, popular Tamarack ranch bat
ter, will meet Charlie Andrews of
iPs Angeles and fans are sure to
Witness plenty of action Benny
hPmcro of Calexico and NJ. Mateo
q Brawley meet in the other bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Here and There
In Sport World

NALLEJO.-More than 80 girl
athletes were entered today i'll the
lntcrscholastic Pacific Association
track and field championships for
women which will be held here Sun
day. At least 30 more were expect
ed to compete in the feminine cIas-
sic. Eta Cartwright, who holds the
world s record in the broad jump
and twice winner Of the 80 yard
national championship, was entered
with the Eureka delegation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

In San Luis Obispo county fcnu-
greek produced 3.69 tons per acre.
)urr,~clovcr 3.3S tons, garden pcas
81 tons and Canadian field peas
2.22 tons.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

LOST Belgian Female Police dog,
Answers name "Lady.' Liberal
reward for return to Rath & Mar
shall Seed House, FL Centre. 2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

LOS ANGELES, june ). - Joe
otcchcr, world S heavyweight wrcst
ing champion, will defend his title
here Wednesday night against Paul
Jones, youthful Texan
Both grapplcrs are in training
here for their match of two out Of
.hrcc .'allS.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

FOR SALE-2 unit De Laval milk
cr, with engine aud stanchions.
Excellent condition. c. Kirk
patrick, Rte, A, Box 1873, Calex
leo. 2t6|
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Lost and Found

LOST In Jacumb1, lady s brown
coat, silver gray fur collar, sun
day. Return to Press office.
If2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

TODAY'S WANT ADS
FOR SALE-Duroc brood sows. Jrr-
sey and HolStcin COWS, farming
implements. Haworth, Il miles
west Imperial, l mile south.
tues fri
WANTED-Reliablc man to do gen
eral ranch work. Milk ! few
COWS. Huff Ranch, 4 miles north
west OF Seclcy. 1eod 3
FOR SALE-Small grocery fixtures.
stock less 1919. Phone 81. 3t3
WHY BUILD Il home whcn YOU can
buy cheaper than you can build !?
Seven room house. al modern con
venlences, . acres ground, fence
chicken PROOF. / mile west on
Main st. Turn 10 lett at water
tank. Il. ). GrTAr. 3t2
FOR SALE-Well improved 80 ae.
! miles north, east of Calipatria.
y III alfalfa balance vegetables
New / room house. Some grape
fruit trees. Fine dairy ranch. At
tractlvc price and terms. Might
lease. W u Sc II Sec. 2G, il, II.
Also nearly new Fordson with =
side low attachment. $500. Own.
cr ID. y Harring gton, 1907 Carmen
Ave. Hollywood, Calf. 3t3
FOR SAT- or T,adc. Route If 500
gum marhin' :. Doing goot b,ri
ness. Boz 2uG, CaleAl:D. 3t7
FOR RENi-l'our room modern .nr-
n1shed h'isc. summer rate. ~,
Bright =. So
FOR SALE-Soft drink stand lease.
Good business and cheap. See OWL
cr, 72J Main $. St:
FOR RENT--3 room furnished cot
ta9c, SD i" month. Inquire ~
North Tenth st. Jt3
FOR SALf.-)n, acrc tract IN
bearing fruit res. We'll fenced.
Two room house, largo bascntci.t
city water. In BEAUMONT, Calif.,
Sec Alf. Cail ut lInvcl.orst ranch.
~ miles south of MclolauG or
RE. b, Boz 50, HoItvillc, Calf
3tG
FOR RENT Nice cool furnishc |
house. 1873 Orange. 3tj
FOR REN9-&'rrni5hcd small ho,,sc,
permanent. Inquire Mrs. Maltron
at Marcot 5 store, OF Sj9 Hrigh
ton. 3t3
RELIABLE young man wants work
Phone i'm, or inquire 52l Brigh
ton. IT.
foR SALE-Bcach : Chicken md
Waffle Shop. Ocean Front, Ms
sion Beach Amusement Center
san Diego. \ living in the winter
clean up in the summer. 81
years lease. Rent right. Exclusive
rights Price reasonable. Otncr
interests demand all time. Open
from 900 4. III. to - p. NJ. 3t3
FOR SALE-Small lunch and sand
wirh shop, just off Broadway.
VIII sell at invoice for cash, $1,000
Other interests demand all time.
1858 Third St. San Diego. 3t3
FOR SALE-ln Imperial, centrally
located furnished house and lot,
including poultry. Great sacrifice
low interest. Small down payment
Also first class FL Centre restau-
rant for sale, and desirable houses
for rent, including $50 house with
furniture for sale. Mrs. Muntcan,
Blue Moon Hotel Bldg. 3t3
FOR RENT-Four room furnished
cottage. 1040 Olive. ST.
FOR RENT-NcW and modern five
room cottage. $50. Apply Fcrgu
son $ Electric shop. St;
WANTED -Bookkccpcr. Steady po
sition. Desert Express Co. s2l
Commercial st. st.
at Jacumba. Phone 1926. 3tt
FOR SALE-Or rent. Modern house
i Household Goods
FOR SALE Lease and furniture
for 10 room house. 6J3 State. Oft
FOR Sale Gray reed sulky. Al
most new. SSl Orange ST. 2jt.
PIANO FOR SALE or rent. u.
broadway. Phone 2lS. 97tt
= --.--------------------
| Lost and Found
LOST In Jacmba, lady'S brown
cont, silver gray fur collar, sun.
day. Return to Press office.
i,3
LOST Belgian Female Police dog
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

WANTEp--Fryers, to pounds
lOS2 Woodward. Phone 966.
dhilti
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
For Rent-Farm Lan&

tOt iI.A~>-l2J acres in %'falfa.
IN ri'y la"ts Of lmper;aI. See IL
NJ. Sclph, Imperial 23tl0
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
So. California
Sporting Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

ILOS ANGELES, June 3.-Ever-
ett Strong, Nebraska middleweight.
faccs another fistic hurdle tonight
when he meets Mickey Rockson in
the 10-round main event at Holly.
wood stadium.
Strong recently upset the dope
by debating Cowboy" Jack Willis
at the movie metropolis, and for
this reason will be accorded consid-
cradle support in tonight IS clash
Rockson in addition to ruggcdncss
and gamcncss carries a sleep pro
ducing right hand. These faculties
make him popular with the "short
cnd' delegation.
"Frcsnop Eddie Mahoncv and
Jimmy Cottrcll are down for the
second 10roundcr ON the bill. Both
battlcrs are heavy punchcrs, which
indicates that the battle may end
inside the limit.
Jack Mcfarland and Joe Pimen,
thai clash in the six.round special
with Rudy Steiner and Tom Moore,
middleweights, opening the show in
four roundcr.
PASADENA. June 3.-Neil CHs-
by, San Bcrnardino negro heavy
weight, knocked out Mack House,
Los Angeles negro, in the third
round of the main event here last
night. In the Scmi.windup Kid
Buudy defeated Joe Hudson in six
rounds.
CULVER CITY, June 3.-Bcnnv
Marks, Los Angeles flywcight, took
the decision from Mickey Erno in
the 10 round main event here last
night. Joe Cardoza scored II tech
nical knockout over Fernando Men
dcz in the fifth round of the semi
windup.
LOS ANGELES, June B News
boy Brown, flywcight, has opened
training for his bout with johnny
Vacca Of Boston. June II.
Nacca. Nemesis of Fidcl la Bar
ba, world s flywcight champion, is
luc here from Boston Sunday.
LOS ANGELES, June 3.-.Iav
iould, prominent New York sports
man, is stopping here preparatory
o a voyage to Hawaii for the polo
ieaSon in the Islands.
Gould in addition to his interest
polo is Il court tennis enthusiast.
.. court tennis is an ancient game en-
3 'odying both modern tennis and
landball.
Last season Gould played with the
oahu Island polo team at Honolulu
With which he will be affiliated
again this year.
Los ANGELES, june 3. - ,Jo,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

FOR SALE--Spadc s cabin in La,
gnna Mountains, near resort store
and ranger S cabin, Fully furnish
ed. Price $l200-$300 cash and
10 per month, or $1,000 all cash.
krN at kchocS store in resort.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Help Wanted

WANTED--Man or woman to rep.
resent Cottage Auto Court Co. as
stock salesman. A legitimate pro-
position, requiring person well ac.
quaintcd in valley, full particu-
lars. Ill. y. Clark. 1924 Hamilton
st. San Diego. Write or can in
person. 31t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Poultry

WANTED ruGitiy Of at kinds. 1881
WOODWARD Phone 9G6 fo- p.lces
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

FOR SALE OR LHASE-Spic and
Span cafe. 795 Min 81. Iuquir'
". T.. Chi!dS. poljt9 StajioI or
oCSJ. 23ts
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
For Rent-Roou,s

FOR RENT-Iwo room .lMrnisAee
apartment. HDt water for hntk'
$40. 7S3 Park. x1ta
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

FOR SALE Bargain, real home,
good location, five rooms, modern.
Nice lawn, flowers. Owner leaving
town, making very low price. 525
SandalWood. Phone 12sW. lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Household Goods

FOR SALE Lease and furniture
for 10 room house. 653 State. Off
FOR Sh1N Gray reed s1iky. Al
most new. SSl Orange ST. 25tf
PIANO FOR SALE or rent. 1I5
broadway. Phone 21S. 97tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

HOTEL HoLLYWooD. kooms Snd
apartments. Sixth and He'll. SIT
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Wanted To Buy
Special Notices

my permanent wav,
ing clientele. Will be ready to
make appointments on sundays.
Write or phone for appointments
two days in advance. Miss RUBY
Bosworth, now located at the
Mary Louise Beauty Shop. o36
Eighth ST., San Diego. Phone
MlSJO- 25t3G
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

FCH REST--Furni,hej rooms. An
new oeds. 643 Gave. lBff
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
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For Sole-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE-House ON Wensie-
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
ley Lumbe- CO. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

What does the cook say about
making French fried potatoes?
Put only Il icio diecd potatoes al
time in the deep fat, otherwise you
will lower the temperature and hinder
the cooking. Hills Bros. follow similar
principle Of control by roasting coffee
a fc1o pounds at time in an even
temperature. Uniform favor is tho
result Of this care.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

HOTEL FOR SALE or lease. INQUIRE
l9714 +. Main st, 1926
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-08-31
\ Cores pond nee

and Mrs. w. Deepen of st. Paul spent
the weekend here. Mrs. Kenslar who
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
N. Show, week returned home with
them.
Henry Jensen, Willie Meyer and
Sigrud Oleson left Friday morning
for Twin Valley where they will be
employed for several weeks.
Viola Cordes of Rochester was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Louis Lawr-
ence, during her vacation.
Milton Lawrence attended the fair
at New Ulm Friday.
Martha and Ruth Meyer returned
to their home at Rochester after
spending the summer with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lawrence enter
tanned friends from Des MONIES and
Denver the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Coulter of LAM
berton spent several days with their
daughter, Mrs. Otto Bredvold last
week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-08-31
Kintire

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kissner and
family attended the Brown County
Fsir at New Ulm.
John and Adolph Mack, Kurt Frank
and Alex Mecklenberg came up on
Thursday from New Ulm to help
stack at the VIM. Mack farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hogeson of Gales
burg, ILL.,, are visiting at the Mrs.
Elizabeth Peterson home in Belview,
also with Will and DR.. Roy Peterson
families at Belview and Vesta.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mack re-
turned Monday from Viola, ILL.,, where
they were called by the serious illness
of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Orefield and
daughters came up Saturday from
Minneapolis for a short visit at the
Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson home, also
Will and DR.. Roy Peterson families.
The Sacred Heart Luther League
came over Sunday evening and pre-
scented wonderful program of songs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-08-31
Delhi

Otto Zorn and family of Danube
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Samuelson.
C.. A. Swenson, wife and daughter
Ruth were Sunday dinner guests at
the Alvin Duncan home in Redwood
Falls.
Charles Harmonsen of Rockford,
ILL.,, was here last week looking after
his farming interests.
Walter Barron and daughter, Miss
Frances of Rushmore returned to
their home Wednesday after spend
ing several days with Mr.. Barron's
daughter, Mrs. J. E. Rankin and fam
lily.
Mr.. md Mrs. Ludwig Flore and
daug. vr Naomi were Sunday visit
ors with relatives at New Ulm.
A. H. Dorm and family were Sum-
day visitors at Sanborn and Revere.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelly of Hib-
bling visited here from Thursday I'M