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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
Flashes Of Life
(By The Associated Fress)


by The Associated Press
WASHlNGTON-Which state l.
third ~ total. NJ federal taxes paid
by citizens of states? III you don't
know, you are likely TO be wrong.
The answer is North Carolina. with
2 total of S225.3l5,3e3. The tobacco
market Is booming.
NEW YORK Something like 2
billion a year Is given by Americans
TO religion. Total contributions last
year for rhilanthropic purposes were
S2.2lP,T0 600. Religion got a. Per
cent.
Neutrality-suspicious. and better
become American babies. The in
FAINT death rate IN 1897 was the low
est m the nations history. ~ rer
/ GOO.
FARIS-Feminists are arguing
vigorsusly for the right Of women to
be guillotineS. Three women are
an Jail under sentence " death. Lest
public opinion become ayerse 40
their execution feministS have as
NIft'H tHnt WINE the usSth renaAf
should be abolished. nevertheless.
while ~ force II ought 20 apply
equally n men and women.
NEW NORk-Women start "a out
talk men early. Tests made by a
member of the faculty of Columbia
on kindergarten pupils show the
girls 40 two-thirds ~ the conversa
ton whether their parents are from
the east side ~ west side.
NEW lORk-lt was just a %coirci-
dence 50 far as apparent. Lindbergh
flew here from Richmond the same
day Ambassador Morrow and one
daughter arrived from Mexico Citv.
The other daughter recently return
ed from abroad.
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7. n. Allen returned this week from
> visit IN Mineral Wells They were
accompanied home by Mrs. g. W.
Sickel.
Gordon Green Of San Antonio il a
Mercedes visitor. = guest in the home
Of his brother. Eric Green and fam
lily.
Mrs. Ross Eesmer and son. Huck.
Vhc have been visiting relatives IN
Kansas City, have returned TO their
home here.
Mrs. J. q. Ward left Saturday FOR
Dallas and Minenla, Texas. where
che viii visit relatives.
Mrs. John Herrdon and daughter.
Sara Ellen. and Mrs. s. W. Herndon
left Saturday for Houston. where
they will remain until after the hol-
idays. Mr.. Herndon will Join them
a. Christmas time.
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MERCEDES
MES. ROTH HAS CLUB

MRS.. ROTH HAS CLUB
Mrs. n. Roth was hostess 20 the
members If the Queen City Bridge
club ~ the home n her daughter,
Mrs. n. Hausman. on Missouri ave.
nue. IN the games of bridge, Mrs.
n. Hartman won high score. Lovely
gifts were presented Mrs. Ben LIE
vine Of McAllen. = recent bride. and
Mrs. Leo Burman. also az McAllen.
a tempting refreshmert course was
served a. Mrs. VI. ~Sonnefeld, Mrs.
VI. HesSel. Mrs. A. Hausmar. Mrs.
Ben Levine, Mrs. u. Hartman and
Mrs. Leo Burman.
500" CLUB
Mrs. A. J. Thomas was hostess -
the 500 club at her apartment on
Texas avenue.
After the games a delicious re-
freshment course was served. covers
being laid for Mrs. Eric Treen. Mrs.
Nj. Belels, Mrs. n. Z. Peters. Mrs.
Paul Shotwell. Mrs. R r. Talber'
and Mrs Murray Howe.
PERSONALS
Misses Mildred and Annie Fears
who have heen guests here IN the
home Of their aunt. ~ Frank
Chadick. returned at the weekend %
their home m Virginia. They were
accompanied rs far as New Orleans
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chadick.
Miss Letha Agnew Of Corpus
Christi. was a guest Of her brother.
Willard Agnew and family Of thi.
place, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen and Mrs.
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KILLS HIS DAUGHTERS
SUlTOR; BEING TRIED

DALLAS. Dec. to.-fF-Because
Re objected 70 the attentions his
daughter received from = young
mar. s. y. Renner, *, must face =
charE. II murder.
Chester William Ponder rs, shot
and killed a. n filling station here
Yesterday. and Fenncr surrendered
r police. saying Fender had been
visiting Rsnner's daughter against
The fafhar'r rishAs
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Mercedes Legion
Heads Installed

MERCEDES. Dec. 1O.-R. r. Tai
bert was master of ceremonies FRI
day night when the newly elected of
ficers of the y. A. Garcia Post az
the American Legion OF this place
were installed in their new home.
following a banquet at the American
Legion hall.
John G. Jones acted as installa-
tion officer. The new officers are
Herman v. SuEg. reinstated as past
commander: W. D.. Copeland. first
vice commander; Morris Brand. sec
ond vice commander; J.. G.. Griffin.
adjutant; Ray Schmitter. finance Of
ficer. and James Howe, sergeant
alarms.
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Friday Bridge
With Mrs. Rentfro

Mrs. J. l.. Rentfro entertained the
Friday Bridge club on Thursday OF
last week, the day Of meeting having
been changed because Of the foot
ball game on Friday. Two tables q
players. msde up n members only
were present for the afternoon
games. Trophies we're awarded to
Miss Elsa Wslthsr. who held high
score. aud Mrs. James Z. Graham,
who WIS second high.
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Self Cultures to
Meet at Althca

Mrs. Randall Mathers. who r. 70
be hoste-s 10 the Self Culture club
this week. has announced that she
will entertain the club ~ the Althel
tea room. rather than her home ss
first planned. The meeting g 70 be
nj the usual hour.
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Business Women
To Have Bridge

The Business and Professional
Wcmen's club ~ Brownsville y hav-
ing = bridge party W the blks hall
81 : p. M. today. Refreshments viii
be served during the evening. and
score prizes and ? door prize have
been provided.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10

Iuetday ttfercsf
Valley Federation Of Womer's
clubs at the high school sudito-
rum. La Feris.
Girl Reserve cabinet meeting.
Msrdi Bridge club with Mrs. {.
A. Williams.
Treble Cief with Mrs. G.. ID.
l~sndeEreu.
No meeting Of Learners.
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Valley Society
Phone Z

Sweeney. Feature musical selsc-
tions Of the morning were partic-
ularly good including a piano solo,
AT Sunset" Porter Steele, played
BY Mrs. a. II. Methven, and "Juhe.
given by Mrs. l.. VI. Hoskins at the
piano with Mrs. Donald Webb sing
inc the accompaniment. and a negro
spiritual, "Heav'n, Heav'n.' sung hy
Mrs. W. r. Pitts. and Mrs. G. y.
Cowgirl. Mrs. Cowgirl presided IN
the absence Of the president. Mrs.
Ned &. Rigsbee during the business
session.
ALPHA DELrHiAN
Mrs. ". W. HousswIiEht enter
tanned the Alpha Dslphian chapter
At her home Wednesday afternoon.
During the business session. Mrs.
John Harris. Mrs. w. ". House
wright. Mrs. J. A. Graham we're APP
pointed as delegates 70 represent
the chapter ~ the Valley federation
meeting at Ia Feris Tuesday. Dec.
ti.
Medieval Drama" va- the sub
let for the afternoons study and
the leader. Mrs. J. ~. S~helsnder
rave q brief survey Of socisl life m
ancient Rome "a 2 setting for the
program Mrs. Henry Alsmeyer. IN
discussing the Decline If Roman
Drama" brought out the fact that
the coming Of Christianity and the
influx of tribes ~ the Isu'cnic race
brought about the decline. Mrs. Al.
IA. Renitesu discussed "Liturgicsl
PLAYS" md ss IN outstanding evan
rla gave \ brief review ~ the Pas
sion Play Mystery and Miracle
rlsvs' we're discussed BY Mrs. NJ
A. Thompson. "Norslitiss" nv Mrs
Hcusewrirht with ~"Fveryman' NJ ?
tvre showing the nee RI the ah-
siract idea m the presentation ot
viros and virtues E characters.
ard "Intsrludes" BY Mrs. George
Campbell. These. u was explained,
were short comedies given first be
tween courses ~ hanqucts for the
entertainment ~ guests. Mrs Jes-
sic Thompson described the drama
If the reasantrv n discussing
Folk Drama
N treating the tonic. Early ltal-
Tan Drama Mrs. ". Craig showed
that the religious play VAS first
adopted in Rome n Instruct the
illiterat@ ropulsce in the Bible
"Cnmodia Del Arte." IN formidable
discussion nv the members. showed
amusing incidents that developed In
the corruption of the government
and church plays.
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CITY BRIEFS

s5<.-. invited. All members re-
quested TO attend. Ur-
gent business to be transacted.
George A. Houston, Commander; ".
W. Ball, Recorder.
In Observation-Disclosures L. Milan.
representing Swanson Bros. coffee
and tea importers Of Chicago, Is
spending a few days in Brownsville
on business.
The Boys Best Christmas Gift. a
shotgun. Single barrels $685.. Phil
lips Store, San Bsnito.-Adv. II.
A nsuEhter-Mr. and Mrs. John 2.
Saul are the parents Of a daughter,
born December 8. She has been
named Mary Jane. Mr.. Saul is a
member Of the border patrol.
Roads Impossible - Brownsville
duck hunters reported Monday that
roads to Red Head Kill and Boca
Chica were practically impossible.
Numbers Of automobiles were stuck
on this road Sunday who an effort
was made a. reach the happy
hunting grounds"
Aspinvsll Potato Planters. the
worlds standard. Phillips store.
San Renito.
Before Buying that new radio hear
the new Stewart-War-er ~sll-electric
sold on convenient terms. Let us
demonstrate n In your home. Ole
sons Furniture Store, tl2s Wash
ington-Adv. II.
Your worry will disappear when
YOU install ? New silent" : T.. &.
Smith typewriter in your office.
Finished IN colors 10 match desk.
Davenport Typewriter Exchange
phone if05.-Adv. 10
Ringworm.-One bottle OF Imperial
Eczema Remedy IL guaranteed to be
enough for any case. All druggists
are authorized TO refund your money
II 1t fails.-Adv. ca
Five Dollars. monthly payments,
buys n Corona or Royal Portable,
standard keyboard typewriter, any
color. from rs. See them on display.
Ideal Christmas present. Davenpor.
Typewriter Exchange. Brownsville.
Iexss-Adv. II
Paving Hslted-Psvirg az the gap
on Palm boulevard between Jeffer-
son street and the entrance TO Los
Ebanos. started about a week ego.
has been halted due to the wet wea-
Their which has prevailed here for
the past few days.
Specisl-You can nov buy Corons
or Royal Portable typewriters. in W
color, on s. monthly payments. fully
standard keyboard. $50. from Is.
See them IN displsc. Davenport
Typewriter Exchange. Brvronsvills-
Adv. ~
On lnspection-Lieut. Com. Cor
don r.. Woolley. in charge II the
South Texas naval district recruit
ing office at Houston. was in
Brownsville Monday inspecting the
naval office here which is in charge
If III. ". Dale.
iiIckey's Old Reliable Eye waite.
relieves sun end wind burned eyes.
Doesn't hurt. All druggists.-Adv. "a
Christmas Nirdows-Ths Valley
Office Supply company. ". n. BOYD.
owner. has put N two Christmas
gift windows IN the Seabury. George
and Taylor building. Elizabeth and
Ninth streets. next door 10 their reg
ular sales rooms. These windows
have been attractiyely decorated IN
the Yuletide motif and show many
gifts in stationery. leather and 9TH
or goods.
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HEADS Al HILLARY

uFNbE ~ MILAN
Tuesday night when rev officers
were elected At 2 meeting held a.
the Memorial Hall. Mrs. y. +. Ogden
was named head of the Legion aux
ilibry. other Officers elected we're
~ follows: Mrs. Eav Smith. first
vice president. Mrs. y y. Boiling
second vice president; Mrs. VIM.
Nc~iwethcr. sccretary: Miss Ina
Wildr. treasurer. Mis- Nllds has
held the office n treasurer ron
tiuuously Stree the auxiliary was or
Eani7ed. The officers will also
serve AZ finance officers with the
three elective finance officers. Mrs.
il. 6. Williams. Mrs. Anna G. Smith.
and Mrs. ". r. Ninsant. who were
elected Tuesday night. At the next
meeting when members n the
Legion will he invited guests the
new Officers will take office. Mrs.
Paul Cottrell. president for the past
two years, will Yield the Eavel At
this time II Mrs. ogden.
RFBEkAHS ELEtT
AZ a meeting held ~ the T. q. o. 2.
hall Thursday evening Mrs. 2. '.
Brown was elected noble grand 81
San Renito Pehekah Lodge 22a. Mrs
Beulah Martin who has headed the
organization FOR the past siX
months as noble grand will turn the
office over TO Mrs. Brown. other
officers chosen Thursday evening
we're Mrs. Mary Scoville. vice-grand
Mrs. NJ. r. Wright. secretary; and
Mrs. y. r. Neideriohn. treasurer. At
the first meeting " January t,s
new corps Of Officers will be in
stalled. Mrs. A. 7. Peach. Hsrlin-
rem. MS elected Is delegate ~ rep
resent IN Iocal organization ~ grand
lodge Mrs Neidsriohn -ss nsnsd
alternate delegate
PERSONALS
y r. Ellis went ~ e.r Antonio
Wednesday night y =. with bis -ifs
who Is IN the hospital.
z. l.. Ramsey and family returned
Wednesday from Ids. Is. and are
again making their home IN San Be
nitc.
After ; months visit ~ different
points in Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs. y. A.
Van Tine and little son, Donnie. re-
turned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned BENTLEY ~ DIAL
lss and Tom Boleg of New York
City are visiting here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Brash.
After an absence ~ five Or siN
weeks Mrs. Davis Wade has return
I'd 70 her home here. Mrs. Wade
visited her parents IN Chicago and
also made = visit - her daughter.
Miss Hazel Wade. who is . student
at Ward elmont college, Nashville,
Tenn.
After = visit here with her daurh-
ter, Mrs. McMurray Richey. Mrs. r.
y Smith left Wednesday night for
her home a. Marlin. Texas.
Mrs 6. G.. Henson is visiting in
Houston.
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Special-fou can now buy Corons
or Royal Portable typewriters. in W
color, on s. monthly payments. fully
standard keyboard. $50. from Us.
See them IN display. Davenport
Typewriter Exchange. Brw~onsvills-
Adv. -
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Paving Hslted-Psvirg az the gap
on Palm boulevard between Jeffer-
son street and the entrance TO Los
Ebanos. started about a week ego,
has been halted due to the vet wea-
Their which has prevailed here for
the past few days.
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Ringworm.-One bottle OF Imperial
Eczema Remedy IL guaranteed to be
enough for any ase All druggists
are authorized to refund your money
II Il fails.-Adv. a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-12
City News Items

Attorney L. J.. Kells made a
business trip to st. Cloud Monday.
Mrs. H. G.. Wakefield, of West
Union, spent Saturday in this city
visiting with relatives and friends.
Miss Winifred Benson, return
ed to her school at Crosby Monday
after spending the East II varation
With her parents in Sank Centre
Miss Mildred Forsberg returned
to Cloquet Monday alter spending
the Easter vacation A..h her, par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Fors-
berg in this city.
Miss Hilda Veeler, returned to
her school at Glencoe The first of
tile week after a weeks vacation
spent with her mother, Mrs. Geo
! eeder in this city.
Miss Matilda Fors5erg, who is
| teaching at Minneapolis, returned
10 her school duties Monday after
Spending the Easter vacation at
her home in. this city.
Miss Virginia Kells returned to
Minneapolis Monday to resume
her studies at Hamline University
after spending the past week at
her home in Sank Centre.
Mrs. J. g., Cheney and b.
of st. Paul, arrived in this city
Monday and are spending the week
visiting with the la1y's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. johnson.
Mrs. Florence Shulze, of Mime
apolis, arrived in Sank Centre
tuesday afternoon and will spend
two weeks visiting VITA her son-;n.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Evssel Shuize.
The Mesdames C. H. Childs,
George Bowman and L.. o. Gray
and Miss Alva ChildS motorei to
Melrose Sunday and VISITED with
Miss Mildred Bowman, Who is CON
fined at the Melrose hcspits Miss
Bowman is Incorporating from
her recent appendicitis operation
nicely.
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PAGE FIVE

years ago. Mr.. Indexes second
marriage was on November 9, 1882
to Miss Elizabeth Otte. To this
union twelve children were born,
seven of whom died at a young
age. His second wife died April
80, 1926.
The deceased is survived by the
following children, all daughters:
Mrs. Joe Kemper, Mrs. Mary
Thieschafer and Mrs. Agnes Hin
nenkamp, of Melrose: Mrs. Peter
Brang and Mrs. Ben Kamphake, of
Metre Grove; Mrs. Andrew Wir-
din and Mrs. Albert Krchner, of
Waite Park; and Mrs. Henry Has
kamp of Metre GROVE. He is also
survived by his aged brother, Her
man Imdieke, of Metre Grove, al
so 48 grand children and Ia great
grand children. \
The funeral was held at the st.
Johns Catholic church at Metre
Grove Wednesday morning at lie
o'clock and was very largely at
tended, all the children being pres
ent. 1t was the desire of the FAM
lily to have a nephew of the de-
ceased, Rev. Father Herman Fem
men of Peoria, Illinois, officiate at
the funeral, but he was unable to
attend. A Solemn Requiem was
held at which Rev. Philip of Metre
Grove, Rev. Anselm of Albany and
Rev. Hildebrand of New Munich
Observation-Disclosures Beacon.
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Miss Regina Underwood, OF st.
Cloud, was a guest of Miss Marga-
ret Moynihan during the Easter
vacation.
Miss Margery Reznechek visited
with relatives and friends in the
Twin Cities from Friday until
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M H. Millner
and son Bob, of Bertha, spent East
er Sunday in this city visiting with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Morse and
children returned to Minneapolis
Monday after having spent the
past week an Sank Centre.
Lynn Hines, representative of
the Coleman Monumental Works,
of st. Cloud, was in Sank Centre
the past week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. n. +. Austin and
children spent Easter Sunday at
Glencoe visiting with the gentle
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Austin.
Miss Olivia Vennewitz, returned
to her home in. BrowerI lie Sun
DAY after spenG * a few days n
this city. vls.:;:y 1t the tenry
I hiegs home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Lempke
drove to minneapolis Friday where
they spent Easter with their chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lemp-
Ike, and daughter, Mrs. Roach
Hines, of Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Lempke Of Jasper,
Joined the family party for re-
union at the Hines home. Mr..
and Mrs. HI. C.. Lempke returned
to Sank Centre Tuesday.
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George Kinsella went to Mime
apolis Monday on a few days bus
mess trip. ~
Miss Celia Weste, Of Greenwald,
has accepted a position as wait
ress at the Main Street Cafe this
week.
Miss Bea Allen returned Mon
day to st. Cloud after visiting ov-
err the week end ait the Arthur
Graham home.
Clinton Collins, of Minneapolis,
spent the past week in this city
visiting with his grandmother, Mrs
Stephen Kinsella. .n
Mr.. and Mrs. F. IS. Cooper and
son Larry motored to Minneapolis
Saturday and spent Easter Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ii. T. iNyberg.
Miss Josephine Hansen returned
to her school near Mortified Sat
urday after spending the Easter
vacation at her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hutton, of
Osakis, spent Easter Sunday in
Sank Centre visiting with the Ia
.dy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Fois. ,.... ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bettim, of
Urbank, and MFR. and Mrs. John
Sauer, of West Union, visited with
relatives and friends in this city
Monday. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rose and
family, and Mrs. Alicia Rose, Of
Sank Centre, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Losee Rose, of Fergus,
Falls, Easter day. They also Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hultgren.-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-12

THE DORCAS SOCIETY OF
the M. E. church met in the church
parlors Tuesday evening for their
regular monthly business meeting.
MR.. AND MRS. LAMBERT
Orth and family, MIR. and Mrs.
Peter Orth and family and Miss
Sophie Telling, of st. Cloud, We're
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Orth.
SATURDAY MR.. AND MRS.
Ed Steege very pleasantly enter
tanned at dinner and supper Mr..
and Mrs. John Steege and daugh-
ter, Helen of Oshkosh, Wis; and
Mrs. Emelia Steege and grand
daughter, Evelyn Taber, of Sank
Centre.
THE ANNUAL ANNIVER-
sary party of Naomi Chapter, Or
der of the Eastern Star Lodge,
will be held in the Masonic Tenn
pie Tuesday evening, April IT,. A
special program has been arranged.
All members and their families
are urged to be present.
EASTER SUNDAY THERE
was family gathering at the home
of the mother, Mrs. Emelia Steege.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Steege and son Harry, of
Willard; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Steege
and daughter, Mable, Louise and
Louis Steege and Evelyn Taber, of
Sank Centre; and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Steege and daughter Helen,
of Oshkosh, Wis. They were
pleasantly entertained at dinner
and supper.
THE BLACK CAT ORGANI-
cation will give "a post Easter
dance in the Community Club
rooms Thursday evening, April 10.
Extensive plans are under way to
make the event a success. Good
music has been secured for the oc-
casion. The Black Cats have re-
ceived special invitation to at
tend the opening dance of the
Lakeside pavilion, Glenwood 18th,
as guests of the management. Plans
are being made to form a kitten
ball league among the Black Cats.
The diamond will be located on the
school play grounds and games will
be played in the early evening. It
is expected other teams will be or
ganized and a playing schedule or
ganized with the Black Cats.
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Grove Homesteader Sum-.
moned by Death April 9
CONTINUED From Page One)

Metre Grove vicinity are built
from brick made at TINS yard. The
brick yard, however, is not oper-
ated now, having been discontin-
ued many years ago.
On June II, 1878 he was united
in marriage to Miss Annie Primus.
She died on April 10, 1882, six
children having been born to this
union, two of whom died in in
fancy and daughter, Mrs. Annie
Holdvogt, died at New Munich six
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-12
you HAVE HEARD

about Dandruf Removed. At last
we have found the perfect Dan.
druf Remover, positively guaran
teed to remove dandruf and itcl
with V. ID. r. &c. or refund every
cent paid for the remedy. Call anc
let ME explain this.-Felling Barb.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-12

Miss Margaret Moynihan return,
ed to her school ,iuties at st
Cloud Monday after spending the
past week in Sank Centre with mel
PARENTS, DIR. and Mrs. A. T..
Moynihan.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-12

THE ORIGINAL BRIDGE CLUB
met at the home of Mrs. R. A..
Crickmer Wednesday afternoon.
THE GRADAyTIM CLUB MET
in the Community Club rooms on
Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock.
THE w. N. A. WILL BE EN-
teruained by Mrs. M. Hogan, as
sisted by Miss Donahue Tuesday
afternoon, April II.
THE WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
Society of the Methodist church
will meet with Mrs R,senberger
friday afternoon, April Is.
MRS. EDWARD SMITH EN-
tertained a group of ladies at the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs.
L. L. Kells at one thirty dinner.
Covers were laid for eight.
MR.. AND MRS. FIRED MOSS
man and family, of Ward Springs,
and ]. F. Mossman, of Seattle,
WASH, were dinner guests at the
w. E. DeLaurier home Easter Sun
day.
MR.. AND MRS. j. B. MOND-
loch entertained at / o'clock din
ner on Easter Sunday. The guests
were Mrs. M. Nathe and family,
Miss Madalyn Kalla, and Messrs
Henry Sauer and Norbert Marx.
THE SACRED CONCERT CIV
en- by the St. Cecilia choir of st.
Paul's church Monday evening was
successfully presented to a fair
sized audience. Sister Ubalia, o.
S. B. is organist and senior di-
rector of the choir and her work
displays marked ability. The So
loists were Miss Verena Gaspard
and Richard Schoenhoff, who sang
"Let Not Your Heart Be Troub-
led" and Evening Hymn" respect
lively. Rev. FIR. Vitry, of the st.
Cloud Music Institute was the solo
organist for the concert and the
rendering of his selections disclos-
ed exceptional musical talent.