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The border vidette., 1928-10-06

Three airplanes spent Sunday
night at the Nogales Interna.
tional Airport. They were the
big Maddux plane from Los An,
geles, Aviator Coles plane, and
q Thunderbird Wings of the
Air., the.latter manufactured by
the Thunderbird Aircraft, Inc,
of Glendale, Calf.
Victor J. Wager, Jr., has re
signed his position as deputy
clerk of the Superior Court of
Santa Cruz county, and has gone
to Phoenix to accept a position
with a big mercantile establish.
ment. Vic is mighty good boy
and Clerk of the Court Robert
E. Lee will miss him.
Democratic headquarters locat
ed one door south of the Arizona
Packing Company on Grand
avenue, are now open daily from
10 a. m. to 5 p. %. Mrs. Tracy
Bird, an experienced Democratic
worker, is in charge. All Dem.
ocrats are urged to keep in close
touch with headquarters.
Construction of a new house
tor Judge and Mrs.. Frank j.
Duffy is to start soon it is an.
nounced. The new Duffy home
will be erected just across the
road from the Jim Hathaway
place on the Nogales-Patagonia
highway a short distance from
the city's pumping plant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24
Saints Working
For 7. u. Game

AUSTIN. Tex. Sept. "a trenu-
Gus work in blocking and tacklinr.
and several stiff scrimmageS will w
on the program for the St. Edwards
university gridders during the final
week Of preparation for next Satur
days game with the University or
Texas Longhorns in the Texas sta.
dunn.
Coach Meagher put the Saint
through their first scrimmare FRIDAY
and sent them through another one
Saturday. Previously he had given
the men several days Of strenuous
work in blocking. New men and old
men alike received individual atten
ton from the Saint mentor. Compe-
tition IS keen for places among the
reserves and ever for some Of the
first string places. and Meagher's
comments during practice lash tho
men into determined efforts Is show
him that they are entitled TO get in
TO the Longhorn game.
a week following the Texas game
the Saints will 70 10 Houston u plav
the Rice Owls. another Southwestern
conference aggregation. The first
Texas conference game will be with
the champion Southwestern Univcr.
sity Pirates, on Oct. 10 at George
town.
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Donna, McAllen
To Play Sunday

DONNA. Sept. 24.-The Donna Red
skins and McAllen Bulldogs meet
here this afternoon for their first full
four-quarter engagement. The prac-
tice session was scheduled for last
Friday but one j. Pluvius was evil
IDENTIFY warming up for the football
season also.
Both teams expect to make the
most Of the affair. McAllen. espe-
cially will test out the mettle Of a
good paper eleven. With Weather
ford. and the two Cox boys. and a
few other men Of proven ability back.
~ addition 70 an influx Of new ma
terial and lettermen. the McAllen
lads are generally conceded a high
position in the Valley football firm
ament this season.
Donna's squad is light. but fast.
Coaches Daley and Darby have been
putting the Redskins through q stiff
preseason practice. and Napier"
Davis. captain and quarterback. a
ietterman directing play. the locals
expect 40 put M a good fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24
SERIES TO Be
ONE OF Wits
Regardless OF Victors,
Old Heads VIII
Battle
By ALAN J. GOULD.
fAssncfafed Press Crorfm E1ifnr


NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-tP-The
worlds series figures 10 bring about
another conflict ar master minds. no
matter how the hot and heavy pen
nant races finish.
OF the five clubs that still have
any kind of a chance 10 ret into base
balls big none classic. the manager
Of only one. Ion Mccarthy of the
Chicago Cubs. lacks experience IL the
series. The Cubs are n long shot.
anyway. but III they should happen
70 perform the miracle and come
through. Mccarthy won't conccde
much ian tho battle Of wits
VI it's the Yankees and the Card
inals again. Miller HueqinS will have
somewhat the edge on his St. Louis
rival. Bill Nckechnie. in experience.
rhether or not that has any decisive
bearing. The diminutive Yankee
pilot has been through five MI the
last seven Of ~haseballs' world wars
but MrKechnie hal \ good workout
when he led the Pittsburgh Pirates
10 an uphill victory over Washington
IN the memorable 1925 series.
It's am outside possibility. but ii
would offer the most dramatic pos
sibilities il John McGraw and Con-
ME Mack's Athletics should w
matched for the championship. They
were big rivals back IN the period NJ
1905 to 1915. clashirE three times in
the worlds series. /.
Imagine what a worlds series pic
turc IL would hc. OF. on the other
hand. marvel al the MASTER minding
possibilities with McGraw matching
wits against Nick. Eddie Collins. Ty
Cobb, Iris Speaker and Kid Gleason:
Here are the comparative worlds
series record Of the pilots Of con-
Ill rlnLr.
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20 MOIeSkin Clad
COUegianS Tearing
Up GyidiyOm TMYf

start the ARRAY. although IL is inten.
chance to display MS wares against
San Benito:
Left End-Roberts; former San
Benito player, where he starred at
end last year..
Left Tackle-Horton; former Pea.
cock Military Academy star Of San
Antonio.
Left Guard-eRed" Autry: a regu.
lar guard on the San Benito squad
last year.
Center-Bob Myer; former Brack.
enridge high school star Of San An.
tonic.
Right Cuard-Connally; this boy
played with the San Benito high
school eleven several years ago.
Right Tackle-Max Shapiro; play
ed with Junior College two years
ago, and before entering college was
. member Of the Brownsville high
school squad.
Right End-Schaefer; played two
years ago OF the Junior College elev-
en-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; former quar-
terback on the San Marcos Teachers
college, and was with San Benito
severaI years ago.
Right Half-Harris. was captain
Of the San Benito squad last year
Observation-Disclosures; was captain
and fullback 0f the Santa Rosa team
last year.
Every member Of the squad will Be-
taken to San Benito. and others or
the squad are: Sandy Sanders. Y.
Sewell, Garcia. Barrios. Cuellar, Ball
Gambol, Nentz. Jones.
Emmett Sewell is q former local
high school star. as are Barrios, Cue.
liar and Garcia.
This game might be- termed .
homecoming for the San Benitc
boys on the club-but it will be diff.
ferent. Instead Of the plaudits II
the fans being for their club, they
will GO to San Benito high. and right.
fully SO. But fans of the I'VE Grow
X First city are going to give these
former San Benito school boys :
rousIng reception. and there will BE
a big crowd out.
Coach EaKl Morrison Of San Benitc
has his squad in good shape. and re.
ports from the Greyhounds' camp in
dictate that they Will be stronger
than last season. Bud Adamson
elusive quarterback. and the boy who
dealt the Brownsville high misery
last year, is going great. reports saw
and Is IN prime condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24
SET-UPGAMES
ARE IN ORDER
7 Conference EIevens
Hit Lesser Lights
This Saturday

DALLAS. Sept. "a ~ With
four practice games out Of the way
and seven other non-conference
games scheduled before a battle that
viii have a bearing on the champ
ionship takes place. Southwestern
conference coaches abandoned drili
on fundamentals today and devoted
attention 70 polishing their teams
for the biz football spectacles Of the
season.
Saturday games were scarcely
close enough to make any Of the
four conference teams -rhich took
the field breathe hard. and with one
or two exceptions next Saturdays
tilts viii be or tbs same c1libre. Ar
kansas is expected 10 have the
toughest assignment of the day
against Mississippi university. out
the other six conference teams are
matched against smaller opponents.
Southern Methodist university and
Baylor ran up the biggest scores
Saturday. the Mcthodists defeating
the Denton Teachers 80 70 o and
Baylor downing The Stephen III. Aus
fin Teachers 81 10 O.. s. NJ. L. meets
Howard Payne next Saturday i'll d
game that should be closer than the
contest with Denton. Coach .forri-
son. however. will devote very little
time this week TO tho Howard Payne
clash as Saturdays game revealed
many weaknesses which he must
overcome before his game with
Army.
Coach Dana Bible AZ Texas Avri-
cultural and Mechanical college
looked forward to his coming game
with southwestern university as A
test Of the encouraging conclusions
which a. 4 H. rootcrs formed after
seeing the Aggies III their u 70 D
victory over Trinity Saturday.
Baylor showed plenty az punch IL
the second half Of the game. after
a hstless start and should have lit
tie difficulty against the Denton
Teachers Saturday.
In addition 70 Arkansas two other
conference teams. Rice and Texas
are due 20 make their first appaar-
ance Of the season this weekend.
Longhorns. rated as one Of the
outstanding c~ontenders for the
championship this season will take
on st. Edwards at Austin while Rice
meets the Sam Houston Teachers.
Arkansas expected a real battle
from "Ole Miss" but was given an
edge on the basis Of past perform
ances, having conquered the Missis-
sippians for the last two years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24
LEADERS
ARE STANDING

fC1neluding Games Of Sept. 25.l
(By The Associated Pressl.
National
Batting; Hornsby. Braves. 500.
Runs r. Waner, Pirates. iS7.
Runs batsed in: Bottomley. Cards
f2e.
Hits. r. Naner. Pirates, %.
Doubles: p. Wsner, Pirates, 81.
Triples: r. Naner, Pirates; Bot.
somley, Cards. -.
Homers: Wilson. Cubs; ~Bottomleyl
Cards, 80.
Stolen bsses-Cuyler. Cubs. So.
Pitching: Benton, Giants, won q.
lost s.
American
Rating: Manush. Browns, as.
Runs: Ruth. Yankees, 1853.
Runs batted in: Ruth. Yankees, i55.
Hits. Nanush. Browns. 230.
Doubles: Manush. Browns; Schultz,
Browns. IS.
Trinies: Combs. Yankees. 81.
Homers: Ruth, Yankees. 80.
stolen bases: Myer, Red Sox, %.
Pitching: Crowder, Browns, wen
q9. lost 5.
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LOOPLEADERS
DO LOCK-STEP
when ALL WIN
Cards Tearing Down
Home Stretch With
Game Lead; Yanks
Have z in Jeans
Br HERBERT ". RARkER

fRA1+~f1ANu NtN1a 0FWAA@ WHICH,
With the wire and pennant victory
In full view. ~baseball's thorough
brcds gallon down the major league
home-stretch in a driving finish 50
hot and furious that even - this
late state the naked eve cannot dis
Germ the ultimate winners.
In the National. the fight lies be-
tween the st. Louis Cardinals and
John McGrav's New York Giants
with the Chicago Cubs still mathe-
matical c~ontenders. Only a game
separates Bill Mckechnie's club. in
first place. from the %runner-up
Giants while the Cubs trail New
York By three and a half games.
Two games ahead OF the Philadei-
phia Athletics. their sole rivals. Mil
Ter Higgins New York Yankees are
odds-on favorites 10 win their third
American league psnnant in a row.
Although all Of these contenders
were in action Yesterday there was
no change IN their relative posi-
tions.
The Giants had thu closest escape
They were carried to IA innings be-
fore they could nose out the Gin
cinnati Reds. ? 70 4.
The Cardinals met this Giant VIC
tory with one If their " Owe
BROOKLYN. 2 - I. Jess Haines held
the Robins 70 three hits and the
game really Vas decided a. early a.
the third inning when Jim Bottom
lev sailed his 50th home run Of the
season over the right field wall
with two men on base.
The Yanks and Athletics kent step
IN the American league. the champ
ions defeating Cleveland. 5 to 0,
while the AS were defeating Dan
Howley's st. Louis Browns. II to z.
The Chicago white Sox moved an
into a tie for fourth place with
Washington by turning back the
Senator'S in the first game Of the
~series. : 20 q. Ted Lyons pitched
effectively while Marbcrry was be-
ng slnshed for III hits that came in
bunches.
Al Detroit. Phil Page. Eastern
eague recruit. won his second ma
or league victory in rs many starts
vhen the Tigers beat Boston, 1 TO 1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24

JUNIOR COLLEGE SCHEDULE:
San Benito HI az san Benito,
Oct. 81.
Mission Hi al Mission, Oct. ~
or 10.
EdiuburE Junior College, Nov.
3. place undecided.
Brownsville Junior College IS 60
ing 10 have a football team-and q
good one. considering the amount OF
material Coach Plato has. 10 develop
into a machine.
Twenty-six aspirants. we'll equip
ped and IN a winning mood, have
been sent through their PAGES the
past week. and this week Plato is
polishing them up for q game against
The San Benito high school Grey
hounds. at San Benito. Thursday aft
crnoon.
The following lineup viii probably
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24

s. M. II. will miss the services Of
Jerry Mann, their great quarterback
Of last year, but his running mate
Eedman Hume, who plays his last
season for S. NJ. II. this fall, has
started off where he left orr ~ the
end OF last season. Saturday against
Denton State Teachers College. Hume
ran rings around the "Profs" and
was the outstanding player In the
Methodists' win over Denton.
We are hoping, now that Arkansas
seems certain 10 he dropped from
the Southwest Conference, that Cen
tenarv College Of Shreveport will be
admitted. This college has one OF
the best football teams In the south
year in and year out. They play
Texas "A. and M. College at College
Station October Is, and there Il !
tremendous amount of interest at
tached TO this contest. Remember,
last year. Centenary challenged Al.
e. M. for a ~post-seasDn game, but IL
was never played. Alllday and Han
na, big backfield stars or Centenary
were looked upon last year as two of
the outstanding football players or
the country
Well. "it won't be long now -as
the governor Of Mississippi puts il,
until Houston and Birmingham begin
battling for baseball supremacy in
the South. In the past the Texas
league entries have walked away
with the laurels-and II is generally
conceded that the Texas brand III
baseball Is faster thar that Of their
Southern league rivals. We believe
this Is true. But Houston in meet
ing Birmingham is going up against
the best club the Southern has turn
ed out in many seasons, and ii looks
like an v battle on paper.
Houston leads IN pitrhfrr. Ffrm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24
Women's Golf Meet
Gets Off on Monday

NOT SPRINGS. Va, Sept. 24.-tPl
lang. narrow and sloping fair
ways. inbored traps and : hooking
~wountain stream. forced the con
tsstants to control their tempers -
veil as their clubs today In the ma
tional woman's golf tournament.
while the field or H. vas the
nallest since 1924. il Was regarded
unusually strong. Mrs. Miriam
rms Tyson Of Kansas City. pes
champion. found six former
hrers of the crown - we'll rs ?
Il Of younger stars disputIrg the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 24.--Eirht
thousand sacks or coffee from Mex
leo have been sold in Cadiz, Spain.
during the past three months, accord
ing 70 reports from the Mexican con-
suit there to the department or IN
ductry. commerce and industry. The
shipment Of Mexican coffee ~ Spain
IN a considerable scale and the pro-
duct has proved popular from the
start.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24
Bluffs Leave to Open
Play In Birmingham

HOUSTON. Sept. 24.zP-Aftel
having defeated an all-star agrreEa.
ton At Bayt0wn yesterday, ? to l.
the Houston Bluffs left here today Al
1925 a. m, for Birmingham. where
they will open the Dixie series with
Birmingham Wednesday.
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ingham leads III hitting and field
ing. The first two games will be
played In Birmingham. Wednesday
and Thursday. then rest a day. and
resume hOstilities ne Houston, Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday.
Well. all ball players are super
stitiOus-this was The same
schedule Houston had with
Wichita F~alls-they won and
we know the BABY Cardinals
are counting ON this 10 help them
Everett Bireluw. the Southern
leagues leading hitter-well let's sec
what his average is. The official
records show he played in 1872 games,
was at bat 4S3 times, made his runs,
made 1872 hits; g two-base hits; r.
three base hits. 3 home runs and
stole Is bases, for an average or .39S.
"Pinky" Worthing, the Texas lea
CUES leading swatsmith. let's sce
what his average IL: Officially. X il
recorded that Wnrthinrton played I'M
l5S games. at bat 500 times. 80 runs.
I'll hits. Az two-base hits. li three
base hits. Y home runs. and stole ~
bases, for an average Of .352.
These two sluggers have been the
sensation OF their respective clubs
and leagues this past season. Birm-
Ingham and Houston. Bigelow n
the older and mora experienced nj
the two.
-IaIianan OF Houston and Eth Wells
( Birmingham, both left-handers
are the two leading pitchers of their
clubs. Wells was in 50 games. won
% and lost n. for an average az ISL.
Hallahan, was in So games. won .
and lost 10, for am average of .657.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24
krHO0L ROY RECOVERING

SEBASTIAN. Sept 24-Alan Lon
ria. school boy who received q Sc
re cash across the top OF his head
hen he ran into = window frame
chile playing ball. Is recovering. His
injuries were believed to be serious
fer a time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24

NATIONAL LEAGUE

81 Louis z, BROOKLYN \.
New York ,. Cincinnati !.
pniN games scheduled.
Mondays Schedule
sd LOUIS At Brooklyn.
Cincinnati a. New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sundays Results

New York 8. Cleveland q.
philadelphia IL. st. Louis z.
Chicago s. Washington 3.
Detroit 4. Boston l..
II Mondays Schedule
philadelphia at st. LOUIS.
n Washington re Chicago.
Boston ~ Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24

a-INCH MOTH CAPTURED
SWANSEA, Walcs.-A moth having
q widespread Of 4 inches was
caught At Wigan.
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43 I. {. u. WOgs
Try For Eleven

FORT WORTH. Sept. 2t-Forty-
three embryo Frogs reported WV
Freshman Football Coach Dutch
Meyer at Texas Christian University
last weekend. From all over north
and west Texas the new NogH zane.
with only reporting bis home aa
being outside the Lone Star state.
The squad is one Of the liRhtest to
report in several years, and while
there are a great many high school
stars cn the roster. most of them arc
backfield men and ends. Coaches
Meyer and Raymond "Rearr Wolf are
faced with the problem OF building y
line from light men.
WIFE BUYS IA BABY
ALDERSHOT. Eng-The LEGAL
magistrates refused to order James
Markers "a pay for the support of
r baby his wife bought for $40.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24

~ will answer for you"-maudiin
sentiment you say. But III just goes
~ show that baseball retains its
magic hold upon those who have
played VI. and upon Galbraith. who
has been out Of the game for many
years. and seldom sees a game. "i
viii answer Tor you-sounds Just
like NJ professional bail players
conversinr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24

The "cyes of Texas will ~ upcn
Southern Methodist University of
Dallas, at West Point. October q.
when Coach Ray Morrison's Mus
tangs clash with the Army eleven.
Another milestone in the forward
march 20 recognition OF Southwest
Conference elevens. and a good game
against the Army will Nv another
feather in the cap Of 5. n. 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-24
Free paint booklet

If you are a hcme-owner,
write 20 our nearest Office
for the booklet, 'eThe House
We Live In" II contains
important facts about paint
ing 49,. tells how to select
ocIors for exterior and in
terror work. Free on request.
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Houston leads in pitching: Birm.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-28
Waska

Il u i x u 4 u q 4 4 z 4
Russell Barnes has been enjoy
ing a visit the past week with
Frank Young, his boyhood chum.
They had not seen each other for
twelve years. Mr.. Young expects
to leave Wednesday evening for
Topeka, Kansas, his home.
Gordon and Alice Lund came
home for the weekend.
We were m~isinformed as to
where Aagot HOLDEN had gone to
attend high school. She left Sat
urday for Knappa, Oregon instead
of Fargo, N. Oak, to attend high
school.
Mrs. L. A. Stai was shopping in
Wolf Point Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Barnes,
Frank Young and Virginia La
France autoed to Wolf Point Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nelson called
at the Russell Barnes home Sun
day afternoon.
Ted Artz and Fred Williams
visited at the Ed Nelson home
Sunday morning.
Mrs. HOLDEN and children were
in Wolf Point Saturday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-28
The Cricket, School News


Einar HOLDEN is leading the en-
tire school in the spelling contest
Our seventh grader was absent
for three days last week. When
she begins to made up her work
we expect her to run Einar a close
race, as she was last years cham
pion. She has had a perfect rec
ord for the days she has been
here.
Our bird house is nearing COM
pletion. When it is finally finish
ed it will have Waska in large let
ters on the roof. We hope the
birds will take the hint and pay us
a visit.
An election was held last week.
Miss Bessie Hagen was chosen
editor in chief of The Cricket.
Miss Lydia Hoversland was cho-
sen assistant editor. Byrl Jacob
son Reuben Hoversland and Stew
art Worden are the chosen few
who will act as reporters.
Wanted: Magazines of every de-
scription to be used in poster
work. Leave them at the school
house or with someone coming
our way.
Our third grade is making a SER
les of posters in connection with
the work in hygiene.
The names of The Cricket who
a jump the highest, scholarly,
will appear in the news next week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-28
Sunnyside

i u y II u u y y Z u q 4
Marcus Braatan took two loads
of grain to Wolf Point Saturday
and returned Sunday.
Mrs. Nick Heser and children
called at the Henry Heser home
Monday evening.
Miss Jennie Heser came We'd
nesday after working a few days
at Vida for Lou Styer's.
The farmers union meeting was
well attended and the next meet
ing will be the third of October.
Nels Nelson attended the farm
ers unior meeting at the Sunny
side school house Wednesday
evening.
Owen Filbin is on the sick list
this week.
Alfred ,Wandress, a farmer liv-
ing near South View school house
had the misfortune of tipping over
last Thursday near the Nels Nell
son place while passing another
car but neither car nor man were
hurt.
Elvin Babcock called at the
Nelson home Tuesday even
ing.
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-28
Along Wolf Creek
E u 4

< Il u q Il =
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dahl and
children motored to Glasgow Sat
urday.
Sara Friesen and Levern Baker
are attending Glasgow high school
this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Friesen and
children were Wolf Point shop
pers Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Wilkinson and daugh-
ter were guests of Mrs. Lud Sat
tern last Tuesday.
Peter Tiechrow who is thresh-
ing near Larslan spent over Sun
day with his family.
Wilbur Sugden is attending the
Roosevelt school this term.
Henry Dahl, Joe Evans and Pat
Naughter are among those who
attended the equity meeting in
Wolf Point last Saturday.
J. j. Friesen is hauling grain
for Hugo Johnson.
Kate and Lizzie Friezen came
out from Oswego Sunday and
spent the day with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Friesen.
Cornie Funk who has made his
home with Hugo Johnson's the
past year is now assisting his
John Wiebe with his
.threshing and hauling grain at
Volt.
Mrs. John Strachan visited the
Wolf Creek school last Friday.