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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
DIPLOMACY TOO
WEAK TO WORK
Fails to Save Day In Aus
tins Mrs. Gam In
cident'
By BROOKS

AUSTIN, April 25.-Austin had
it's own Mrs. Gam incident"
Monday, and diplomacy failed to
save the day as 1t did i'll the ma
tional capitals threatened upheaval
Mrs. H. j. OHair OF Coleman, for
eight years a member of the uni
versity board Of regents, came here
for Mondays session, only to be
informed unofficially her successor
had been named.
MAKE out your expense account"
she was told.
I'll do nothing of the sort" she
replied.
It was announced-also unoffi-
cially-at the university, that Bu-
ford Jester Of Corsicana and W. NJ.
Odell Of Fort Worth, had been
named regents, they with DR.. Ed
ward Randall Of Galveston replac-
ing Mrs. O'Hair, r. G.. Storey and
Edward Howard, whose terms had
expired. With Mrs. O'Hair's re-
tirement, the board becomes wom-
anless.
Gov. Moody's office later denied
that MI. Jester has been appointed
on the board of regents.
Mrs. O'Hair was invited to sit in
at Mondays meeting Of the board
Of regents.
mo, indeed" she replied. And,
after coming to Austin, she re-
manned away from the boards
meeting. Mr.. Jester was not here,
but it was said that he had been
notified to be here for MONDAYS
meeting. Mr.. Odell. who has been
acting chairman of the state prison
board, was here, and conferred
with Gov. Moody during the day.
HIS appointment to the board was
not denied, but no announcement
OF his resignation. the second from
the prison board in two weeks. was
made.
Sen. T. j. Holbrook. author of the
prison reorganization bill, confirm
ed reports that former Chairman
<. f.. Baker and Judge Odell had
thrown up their hands and quit
when the prison measure failed of
passage. Col. Baker has made no
effort to conceal that his resigna-
ton was because of the failure in
the recent session to secure prison
reform legislation.
Other members of the prison
commission were declared pretty
piue. over prospects for prison
legislation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
Flashes Of Lite
(P7 The Associated Prsss)

NEW YORK-Lndbergh benedict
intends to soar just the same as
Lindbergh bachelor. IF a pilot has
been properly trained" said the
colonel, "he is just as good when
he is old as when he was young"
Also an aviator can fly as long as
he can drive an automobile.
LONDON-It is unnecessary to
make hay while the sun shines, in
the opinion of Borlase Matthews.
It can be made without sunshine.
Matthews does it by electricity on a
farm OF 200 acres in Sussex, where
ne IS experimenting. He uses ultra
violet rays on hens and pigs.
NEW YORK - Miss Gertrude
Sanford, 81, sister Of Laddie San
ford, polo player, is quite a Diana.
News has come that she and two
men have bagged Is specimens of
Nyala, rare Abyssinian antelope.
also lions, oribi, klipspringer, lam
mergeye and various other things.
NEW YORK-The future Of Ell
sic Janis is up to America. She
contracted to write dialogue for the
talkieS. 81 warn Americans" she
said returning from Europe, that
If they don't help me to be a writer
I am going to keep on the stage"
KROONSTADT, Orange Free
State-A manager Of a movie the
ater who delighted in realism must
pay $500 or spend three months in
jail. During the showing of a cow
boy film he fired three shots to
make it like a talkie. He thought
the cartridges were blank. One shot
killed a native passing the theater.
NEW YORK Our everyday
speech is becoming staccato and
brief because of our mechanical
aged. So Professor George Pierce
Baker of Yale told the American
Academy of Arts and Letters. The
influence of all our time-saving,
distance-killing devices is evident
in most of the conversation he
overhears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25


Reichsbank today raised its discount
rate from 6.5 to rs per cent.
PARIS, April 25.-P)-Severe
French criticism of DR.. Hjalmar
Schacht, president of the Heichs-
bank, for his failure to take steps
to prevent depletion Of the banks
gold reserve led today, it was
learned in responsible financial cir
cles, to a raise of from 6 IL to z
1-2 per cent in its discount rate.
The French newspapers, voicing
views of responsible financiers, in
simulated and openly charged he
was seeking to make the German
economic situation appear unstable
as justification for his plea for
lower r~eparations.
This, it was said, he was able to
do by refraining so long from a
raise in the discount rate which
would have tended to check with
drawal Of gold and foreign cur
rency from the bank. This with
drawal recently had taken such
proportions as even to threaten
stability of the mark, and-under
the transfer clause-make possible
postponement of the Dawes plan
~reparations annuitieS.
1t was understood DR.. Schacht
would go to Berlin next week to
attend a board meeting of the
ReichSbank.
There we're suggestions here after
the meeting of the reparations
transfer committee yesterday that
S. Parker Gilbert, agent general for
reparations. would ask the Reichs-
bank to raise it's rate to check the
drain of its gold reserve, said to
have reached within S25, 600 900 Of
its legal minimum. This depletion
threatened to bring into opera
ton the Dawes plan transfer
clause which could postpone in
definitely a part or all of the rep
arations annuities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25

Wednesday:
House took up farm bill for
amendment under five minute rule
and voted down score of proposals.
President Hoover asked congress
to make $4.500,0 900 available to COM
bat fruit fly pest.
Senate continued farm bill dis
cussion with Brookhart of Iowa at
lacking administration stand
against debenture plan.
Senator Heflin of Alabama un-
successfully renewed attempt to
have chamber condemn attack on
him after Ku Klux Khan speech at
B~rockton, Mass.
Senator Bingham of Connect
cut appealed for more reasonable
ness and common sense" during
protest against firing on collier Tad
Jones by coast guard patrol boat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
Day In Congress

(By the Associated Press
Thursday:
House meets at noon with vote
on farm relief in sight.
Senate continues general discus
sion of its farm relief bill.
House ways and means commit
tee republicans continue work on
tariff bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
S IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-"All 1 know
about this case in that I know moth
ing" announced Robert Andrews,
witness in a divorce trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25

WANDERS NUDE TO DEATH
Notwithstanding nude from
her home, Fraulein Anna SiegIitz
wandered through the fields until
she froze to death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
Choice of
Husbands Causes IT,
Of z. Regent Mixup
Especial to The HERALD

AUSTIN, April 25-When Mildred Mcclellan and Mary Mcclellan.
Sisters OF San Marcos, years ago each said yes" to a Coleman, Texas,
man, little could they have imagined then that their becoming brides
of two men from the same city would some day affect the personnel
Of the University of Texas governing board.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-18
Wilson Township
BY r JOHN A. BERG

| Mi. and Mrs. Sam Berg and family
! visited at the J. J. Wagner home near
| Mercer Sunday, also Mr.. inc Mrs.
| Neumiller of Hurdsfield, N. D., visited
| there over Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Paff OF Good
| rich. N. D.. visited at the Gust Ncu-
miller home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner Of Tur-
tie Lake, N. D.. visited with their
| daughter. Mrs. Berg. owe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strobe of Mer-
Ger we're Sunday guests at the G. F.
Neumiller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner were
| Saturday shoppers at Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolpll Wagner called
at their parents home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored
to Mercer Saturday on business.
Lewis Wagner motored to Bismarck
with his son Reinhold who entered
the hospital for treatment. Reinhold
was burned badly Friday while help
ing his father burn and kill quack
grass, his clothes caught fire. Mr..
| Wagner rushed him to the hospital at
once. He Is getting along fine at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Redington mo-
tored to Wilton Friday afternoon.
This vicinity was shocked Friday
when Mr.. LANCE was killed instantly
near Minot in an automobile acct
dent. He had made his home in Will
son for IS years. He leaves to mourn
his death his wife. one son Fred
LANCE and two daughters. Mrs. John
Oshangk and Mrs. Reinhold Berg. OF
| Wilton. Mr.. LANCE was 63 years OF
age and was laid to rest in the Wilton
cemetery Monday.
Miss Anna Wall is working at the
Jake Bowm!ller home this week.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bow
miller a daughter, Saturday. July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson attended
church near Still Sunday.
Mrs. John Bergquist Of Turtle Lake
is visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
A. E. Nelson. for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kurleu visited
at the j. A. Berg home Sunday.
A large number mOtored to Brush
Lake Sunday afternoon to help find
the body of MI. Benncth of NC
Clusky who drowned their Sunday
and was recovered Monday noon.
John Wagner who was at Ana
moose, N. D.. for four months re-
turned Sunday and is visiting with
his sister.
A number Of this community mo-
tored to Washburn Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Philip
Wacker who died Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Schafer and
daughters motored to Temvik, N. D.,
to visit with Mrs. Schafer's parents
Saturday morning, returning Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner mo
torcd to Bismarck to see their son at
the hospital.
John Berg motorcd to Mercer We'd
nesday to meet his brother -in-law
who is helping him make hay.
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Gibbs
BY RUTH AND
ESTHER SCHMlTZ

Mrs. Julia Jordan and children
called at the Victor Engdahl home
Tuesday. Leona stayed for q few
days visit.
Mrs. Bob Solbcrg spent Monday
evening at John Engdahl'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Swenson and
son Robert were Thursday evening
visitors at the Engdahl home.
Mrs. Frank Trygg'S mother. Mrs.
Anderson of Bismarck, is spending q
few days with her.
MI. and Mrs. william Gabel and
two sons of Bismarck were Sunday
evening visitors at Henry Gabels.
Wilfrcd Trygg called at Henry
Gabel's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schmidt and the
boys were Sunday visitors at the
George Koch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sabot and baby
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Gabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davenport
and two children left Saturday night
for New England where they are
going to work this summer.
Sebastian Koch and John Schmidt
visited at Frank Gabel's Sunday.
Sunday afternoon a number OF
neighbors gathered at the Victor Moy-
nier home for a horseshoe party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Moynier's
daughter Katherine and her two
children left Sunday for her home at
Washburn.
Leona Jordan visited at Gibbs
school last Thursday and Aldeth
Trygg visited in the primary room
Monday.
( The following pupils received 100
in their weekly spelling test: John
Sabot, Tony Schmidt. Ruth Trygg,
Lillian Koch. Gertrude Gabel, Hazel
Engdahl, and Florence Engdahl.
A good friend neighbor was lost
to us Friday evening when Henry
Schneider passed away. All his
friends extend their heartfelt sym
pathy to his wife and family.
John Gabel ST.. was surprised on ms
sixty seventh birthday anniversary by
his children and their families. Lunch
was served. A pretty birthday cake
greced the occasion. Many pretty
birthday presents were received BY
MI. Gabel.
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Clear Lake
BY r CHRISTENSEN

Edwin Orne of Milwaukee. Wis,
arrived Thursday to assist his brother
Ben with work during the summer.
Edwin formerly was a resident here.
l.. B. and Willie Olson and Tom
Olson were Bismarck callers Thurs
day.
Mrs. Margaret Marringdahl and son
Adolph left Thursday for Minneapolis,
where Adolph will receive medical
treatment at the children's home.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Christensen
entertained at dinner Thursday Mrs.
Katuba and sons VIM and Frank.
The latter left that afternoon for his
home at Sank Center. MINI.
H. A. Smith and F. B. Paslay n
joyed a few days fishing last week.
Olaf Olausen was q Bismarck caller
Friday.
Waiter Christensen visited at the
Bruschwein home in Driscoll Friday
afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Ben Orne and Edwin
Orne visited at the Arthur Bjerhues
home Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. Clifford Nielsen and
family were Sunday callers at the H.
A. Smith home.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Paulsen and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Shoon.
daughter Tillie and son Gussie, visited
Sunday 1t the Bill Lauf home south
OF Driscoll.
Reider Olausen spent Sunday after
noon visiting with Walter Christen-
sen.
Mrs. Clarence Brown. who has been
staying with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Nelson, while under q doc
tors care, was taken to q hospital ct
Bismarck the last Of the week. The
community wishes for her = speedy
recovery.
Miss Esther Hansen OF Kidder
county is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Ole Newland, and family for 4 few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Keller were
Bismarck callers Friday.
Mi. and Mrs. H. A. Smith enter
tanned over the weekend relatives
from Coleharbor. Regan and Driscoll.
Christ Schoon motored to Bismarck
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. E. A. Van Vleet were
callers at the Albert Christensen home
Tuesday evening.
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Christiania
BIZ VIOLET A. CLARKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Roth of Sibley
Butte township called at Jennie
Clarke's home Friday.
Saturday.
Those from this vicinity that at
tended the Sunday school picnic at
Sterling school No. 2 Thursday were
| Mrs. william Hoeft and family. Mrs.
Ella Tollefson and daughter Luella
and Miss Violet Clarke.
Sam Conlcy and grandson were
Sterling callers Thursday.
Robert Clarke and Miss Violet
Clarke were Bismarck callers We'd
nesday. They were Sterling callers,
also.
Henry stile helped Ollie Roth
build fence . few days last week.
J. w. Byers called at the Jennie
Clarke home Saturday.
The dance at Jennie Clarke's pavil-
ion Friday night was well attended,
and everyone had IN enjoyable time.
Mi. and Mrs. Ollie Roth called at
the fIassin Elias home Friday.
Carl johnson, Jr., and his cousin.
Howard johnson, were callers ct
Jennie Clarke's home "wednesday.
George Maenus, who u working
near Brittin, called on Robert Clarke
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder ElnAss were
Sterling callers Thursday.
Lester Clark called ct the Jennie
Clarke home Sunday to look over
some haylend. He also called 1t the
I'd. Smith home.
Miss Violet Clarke visited With Miss
Violet SmidkinS Sunday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bob Clarke and Miss
Violet were Sterling callers Satur-
day.
Our representative. IA. J. Olson, and
also Mrs. Olson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Eisenbeisz Of Driscoll at
tended the dance ct the Jennie
Clarke pavilion Friday night.
Hassin Elias called 1t Jennie
Clarke's home Friday.
Ollie Roth and Flode Belk called
at the Jennie Clarke home Satur-
day with . truck to get an animal
which Mr.. Roth purchased from Has
sin Elias.
lIiss Violet clafks Ms . supper
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all plan on moving here In the fall.
Leonard Karonius is working at
John Moilanen's during haying time.
Edwin and Josie Olson, Sadie and
Selma Gylden were Sunday callers at
Eckholm's.
George and Leonard Karonius were
Sunday morning callers at the l.. C.
Holmes home.
Some of those who attended the
celebration at the Dan Mailman
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Wanttaja. Hilma Olson, George and
Leonard Karonius, Ethel and Flor
ence Josephson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Josephson and
son Clifford were Sunday evening
guests at the Gylden home.
Seyert Gylden and Walfred Antllla
were Wing callers Friday.
Mrs. Gust Eckholm and youngest
children we're Sunday evening guests
at the Arne Antilla home.
Walter Inget was a Wing caller one
day last week.
o. c. Boss called at the Gust Eek
holm home Thursday afternoon.
Severt Gyldcn. Walfred Antilla and
Elmo Eckholm motored to Minnesota
Saturday and returned home Sun
day.
Bill Mulari and Charlie johnson
are employed at the l.. G. Holmes
farm during haying.
Harry Hedstrom hauled Holmes
hogs to Wing Monday.
There will be a dance at the Finn
hall Saturday, the Goth.
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Steele


Mr.. and Mrs. Otto johnson and
family left Saturday for . lew days
visit with Mr.. Johnson's sister ~
Cavalier county. ...
Mrs. Tom Richie visited relatives
in Bismarck Sunday.
Tom Mix is In the st. Alexius nos.
pital in Bismarck, receiving treatment
for injuries resulting from q iau iron'
Mr. and Mrs. Carl omodt and Hell
en- were Bismarck shoppers SATURDAY.
Eidda Sterk left Monday lof
Churches Ferry where she mas en-
ployment. -
The baseball game between the
Christian Endeavor and Epwortn
League teams Wednesday night re-
suited In . score Of 7 to s In favor o.
the Christian Endeavor. Members
OF the Endeavor team were BUD
Whitmore, Herman Roming, MAX
Tompkins, Gardner Foye, Gerald
Prescott, Elbridge Phelps and Ray
mond Ryder. The League team
members were. Donald Whitmore,
Lyman Ritchie. belmont Chamber
lain, Glen Darling. Otto Altes. Glen
Matthews, Paul dress. Kenneth Wood
and Ray Altes.
Prof. and Mrs. L. B. Ness and
daughters made = trip to Bismarck
Saturday..
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M0ffit
BY h c. E. MOFFIT

Mrs. James Hill entertained Mrs.
viggo Jensen and daughter. Mrs.
Frank Durfee. Mrs. George Parks and
daughter at a 6 o'clock dinner Monday
night.
Fred Moffit and Henry Wildfang
motored to Jamestown Tuesday and
returned home the am day.
On Friday the following families
motored to Mandan park and had
their supper: 3. F. Lane. c. K. Lane.
Harold Lane. G. E. Moffit. Robert
Carpenter; also VIM. Lane. Mrs. Burt
johnson. Mrs. Emil Jenkins and
daughter Marguerite, and Ole Torger-
son A lovely picnic supper vas en-
joyed by the crowd. After supper they
vent back to Bismarck and Mrs. Jen-
kins and daughter left on No. 4 for
Detroit, Mich.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Burns Bailey and children and Kath-
crime Bruce and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
ThorSen motored to Persian park and
all took a swim.
Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Charles
Soule were picking gooseberries for
b. F. Lane Monday.
Fred Pillsbury vas taken suddenly
i'll Monday morning and had to be
taken to a hospital at Bismarck.
MI. and Mrs. Everett Porter enter
tanned a number of guests at dinner
Sunday.
A meeting was held at the church
on Monday evening to see about fix
ing the basement to hold Ladies' Aid
meetings there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Johnson enter
tanned at supper Thursday evening
Mrs. Robert Carpenter and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Earl Jenkins and daughter,
Mrs. Burt johnson. Mrs. Adams and
sons Glen and John.
A few members of the girls All
sewing club met with Harriet Moffit
Tuesday evening. The next meeting
will be at. the home of Mrs. Burns
Bailey. the hostess being Katharine
Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
children. of Sterling, visited at the V.
Benz home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. D. Olson and Mrs. Alfred
EdOoG WC1C 01Ok1A0A IN 0QVuA
day.
Mrs. Burt Johnson left Saturday
noon for her home at WiShek.
Mrs. Pete HofStad and Lloyd and
Wilhelmina Moffit visited at the B.
F. Lane home Tuesday morning.
Fred Argast was Q Bismarck caller
Friday.
Miss M. Jameson returned home
| Monday from Bismarck, where she
| spent some time renting and fixing
| her house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Werner are the
proud parents of a baby girl born at
the Bismarck hospital last week.
| Mother and baby are doing we'll.
Friends will be interested in learn
ing of the marriage of Frances Larson
| to q farmer near Mckenzie.
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Lyman
By s. GYLDEN

A nice rain. with some hail. visited
this community last wednesday. The
hail did not do much damage around
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jarvi and chill
dren called 1t the Gylden home Fri
day.
Walfrcd Antilla is helping his
brother. Arne Antilla, With haying
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Thompson,
from Cokato. MIMI. are visiting With
Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs. Ke-
milA.
Mrs. John Sharp was q Wing caller
Monday.
sulo, Sergio and sallie Gylden re-
turned home Sunday after visiting
with their brother, Seth Gylden, at
Plummer, MINI.
John Kalla called at the John Mol
lanen home Monday.
Tyne and Siiri Eckholm were over
night guests with Sadie and Selma
Gylden Tuesday.
Arnold and Raymond Juhala came
from Brccket last week, and now they
Are busy making hay, - the JuhAlas
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guest at the Lawrence Mork home
Sunday evening.
Eli Harding called at the Ed.
Smiths home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mork visit
cd at the Henry Stile home Sunday
evening.
Miss Helen Risener attended the
Sunday school picnic at Sterling
school No. 2 Thursday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-18
Thousands of Young W0-
men Are Facing the Same
Problem That Confronted
Molly Burnham.
Will They Do What
She Did?

Molly Burnham stood on the threshold
Of life. She had just received her college
diploma and was planning to marry
But the young man she loved was not yet
ready-wasn't making enough money to
support a wife So Molly decided to
wait, and in the meantime she got a job
as a reporter.
That was the start of her sensational
career. AS a writer she succeeded beyond
her widest dreams. When Jack Wells
was ready to marry her, he found that
Molly was in love with her work and on
the road to triumph as a playwright.
So Molly went ahead with her career.
Later she was to find that life without
love was not what she had bargained for.
The thrilling story of Molly Burnham
and her adventurous career is told in
Eleanor Early's sensational new serial,
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Dance at the Dome tonight.
Bin Klitx and hie Melody Boys.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-05-08
Clements

The performance Gall a Mistake
by the Merry Makers Comedy Co.,
filled the city Hall to the doors. The
Merry Makers wish to thank all who
attended, also anyone from whom
a favorw as obtained, and the ushers.
Hope to see you all back again next
year.
Clarence Becker and Miss Dorothy
Otto were Springfield visitors Sun
day.
Fern Wohlford visited with Erna
Albrecht Friday.
Mrs. L. H. Raddatz attended the
funeral of Mrs. Fred Kreuger at
CORTLAND Thursday.
The dance here Wednesday night
was well attended.
B. H. Wohlford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto H. Raddatz were business visit
ors at Springfield Monday.
Frank Steffl motored to Rochester
on business Friday. H. C. Miller ac-
companied him as far as Owatonna
from where he will leave for Portland
Ore.
H. w. Steinhaus is the owner of
a new Oakland Sedan.
Irene Zamzow and Gilly Jacobsen
visited with relatives in the northern
part of Minnesota.