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INDIAN Wins
TRACK TITLE
Oneida Youth Crowned Best
All Around Athlete
In u. 5.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 2G-R)-
Wilson Charles. Sinewy Oneida In
dian from Haskell Institute. Law
renee, Kas.. is the newly crowned
champion OF Americas a%ll-around
track and field athletes, but he has
a young rival from way down south
who hopes to top them all BY the
time Of the Olympic games in 1882.
Partially obscured by the dramatic
finish in which Wilson came from
behind 10 beat out Big Jim Stewart
for the title in the final event yes
terday was the battle for third
place between Harlow Rothert Of
Stanford University and an I'M
heralded newcomer. joe Hall Of
the University OF Florida. who is
ncs yet 81.
IN a little flivver with a couple
or vaulting poles strapped on the
side. the sturdy 100 pound Hall and
a college mate. Forest Munger. came
all the way from Florida at their
own expense to compete here. They
came alone without benefit OF
ballyhoo or bugles.
But when the final returns OF the
decathlon came il Just before sun
down after more than eight hours
or running. jumping. vaulting and
throwing things. Hall was third and
his skinny side-kick. Munger. was
fifth. Although the lightest man in
the field st iA0 pounds. Munger held
his through the strongarm
events and pulled up 10 fifth place
when they came to his specially.
the pole vault. in which he turned
in the best performance Of all.
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Train Scho les
MISSOURI PACIFIC LTNEs

No. i2-To Houston. San Antonio
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Houston. 7-3U a IN.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
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NATIONA. LINES or MEXICO
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
p. MI A--..aIAr -

~. AAA& AHNlAA0AAA ALNrF
NEW YORK-Harold Mayes. Bay
onne. ". y. knocked out Primo
Ubaldo. Italy 81: Charley Schwartz
England. outpointed Angelo Tijeiro,
Spain. I0).
CHICAGO-Nisse Ramm. Sweden.
knicked out Chester Bush, New
Orleans. fSl.
PHILADELPHIA - Eddie Shea.
CHICAGO. drew with Lou Macy.
Philadelphia. 81.
NEW YORK-Ru5y Goldstein.
New York. stopped Joe Tra5cn.
Kansas CITY. C3).
BALTIMORE-Joe Belmont. Bal
timore. outpointad SteTe Smith,
BridveDort. Conn. C5).
DAYTON, O.-Billv Petrofle. Du-
luth. MINI. stopped frankie La
fav. Troy. N. ". ~.
TOLEDO. O.-Onle Bartlett. De-
troit. and Johnny Edwards. Colunl-
bus drew. Ci0l.
TULSA. Okla.-Rav Kiser. Chi
cago. knocked out Carlos Garcia.
Mexico, fi0l.
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CHAMPION Is
ON HER GAME
Mrs. Hill Cracks Par With
70 in Opening Round
Of Western

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 26-Rl-A
sizzling. p~ar-cracking rs in the
Qualifying round having served
notice she was on her game and
ready 10 defend her woman's west
ern golf title. Mrs. o. S. Hill. Kansas
City. faced Miss Louise Adams Of
INDIANAPOLIS today in the first
round OF match play.
Mrs. Hills 70. seven under wo-
mans par and only two over per-
feet figures for men on a 20 I,
whose undulating fairwavs pei -e
the slightest hook or slice. was IL
better than the medal score OF Miss
Adems. The medal.st was f crcd
TO disDcsc of her opponent.
Heading the lower bracket was
ihe modest Mrs. Gregg Lifur OF Los
Angeles. who remarked her rs in
the qualifying test vas "iust luck"
hit WIN has been shooting consist
cr1 golf.
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o TO

TAMPA, Aug. 2..-Forida is
right in the line of airlines leading
from the United States 70 South
America and, consequently is
adopting aviation fast. Had tie
state been airminded al an earlier
date, 1t would now be enjoying
aviation manufacturing that is eS-
tablished in many western states
that are reaping their reward.
says Governor Carlton.
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TORONTO. Ont. Aug. 26-tPi-
The Canadian national exhibitions
l5-mile marathon swim tomorrow
has attracted 272 entries. most from
Canada and the United States but
a few from Canada and the United
States but a few from Europe and
Asia.
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Long Trip

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-aP-When
the international polo series for the
Westchester cup gets under way
Sept. 6 Hugh Brown probably will
hold the long-distance travelling
record along the spectators.
Brown. a seven-goal PLAYER anc
captain Of the Durham polo club, Is
on his way to the international
matches from South Africa. He Is
a passenger aboard the City OF New
York. new motorliner Of the Amer
lean South African 'ine.
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AIR SAFETY

PARIS, Aug. 2s.-The first air
safety congress is to be held here
from December 10 to Is, under the
patronage OF President Doumerzue.
II IS expected that representatives
from all the countries Of Europe.
the United States. Japan. Canada
and other nations will ~ttend. De-
vices and methods OF promoting
safety for planes viii be discussed.
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NEW FRENCH PORT

PARIS, Aug. 1s.-Air traffic in
France. especially here. has grown
50 IN the past two years that it
has been found necessary to con-
struct another port some distance
from lie Bourget field. This port
will cost sl8.000.000, and $ to be
presented for consideration to the
French Chamber OF Deputies soon.
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5O-PASSENGER 4

LONDON. Aug. "a 50-pas-
senger monoplane IS being built
here and is expected to be finished
by the end Of the summer. 1t viii
be powered ~ six engines ard will
have a nonstop range Of 1000 miles.
The engines, 1t Is said. viii develop
5000 horsepower. They are being
built by Rolls Royce.
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TRACK STARS
ARE GREETED

CHICAGO. Aug. 26-tP- The
struggle FOR track and field suprem-
acy among the Engllsh-speaking
peoples ol the world, between Great
Britain and the United States. was
temporarily forgotten today as Chi
cage turned out to greet the ath-
letlcs or both nations.
Battle plans were postponed and
ceremonies, parades. luncheons and
receptions were on the program for
the welcoming OF Lord David Burgh-
ley. captain Of the empire team,
and his stars and for U--.le SANS
standard bearer.
The American team was % arrive
first ana participate in the welcome
10 the British team.
A work In Soldier Field, where
The championship meet will be held
under artificial lights tomorrow
night. was set for this afternoon.
iii spite or Uncle Sans big re-
cognized superiority IN the field
events, the British were confident
o. scoring their first victory on four
meets with the Americans.
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Tony Favorite

NEW YORK. Aug. 26-CP- Tony
Canzoneri. rugged little New York
Italian. rules a Is TO 5 favorite over
Goldie Hess. Los Angeles lightweight
in their ten round bout at the
Greensboro stadium tonight.
The westerner has been beaten
only twice in 81 ring engagements.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBv The Associated Press.)
Including games Of Aug. 25.
National Lc-rgc

E~~NAA@A L&~N ~
Batting, Terry. Giants. .4O6.
Runs. Klein, Phillies, Cuyler. CUBS,
I2c.
Runs batted 81. Wilson. Cubs, I42.
Hits. Terry. Giants. zoe.
Doubles, Klein. Phillies. A..
Triples, Concrosky. Pirates, q.
Home runs. Wilson. CUBS As.
Stolen bases. Cuyler. Cubs, 80.
American League
Batting. Gehrig. Yankee. 396.
Runs. Eutn. Yankees. 1873.
Runs bat.sd in. Gehrig. Yankees,
lac.
Tits. Cchrig, Yankees. 1856.
Doubles. ManIsh. Senators. Hold
app. Indiana 60.
Triples. Ccmbs. Yankees. M.
Home runs. Ruth. Yankees. "A.
Stolen bases. McManus. Tigers. i3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-26
MEACHER WILL
LEAVE TODAY
Greyhounds Begin Football
Practice Monday
Afternoon
BY JACK LEBOWITZ

SAN BENITO. Aug. 26.-The San
BenitO Saints have clinched the
valley League championship by
defeating Donna Sunday by a score
of 21-1. The Saints have been
stopped but onc in IL starts. On
that occasion. Mission slipped UP
on the boys and put a bug on them.
Manager Lew Williams has rugged
together one Of the hardest hitting
clubs ever turned out in South
Texas amateur circles.
Cunningham, hard hitting Angel
first sacker, was up to his old
form Sunday. parking the pill
where they weren't on four oc-
casions. Courtney. former pro. also
had a big day, getting a home run,
two triples and a double. These
two clouters are almost enough TO
5oat the opposition by themselves.
Jack Meagher'S Coaching school
closed Yesterday afternoon follow
ing a day Of rule interpretations.
Valley officials who attended the
school yesterday included Doc
Osborn Of Brownsville, John Hearn
OF san Benito. r.. L. Groves Of La
Feria, Geo. Sanders of San Benito,
and others. John G. Scott Of Hous-
ton. who attended the coaching
school, also attended the rules ses-
sion. Scott was an official IN the
6rownsville-Pcrt Arthur game al
Houston last year.
Meagher and his assistant, Lou
HertsnburEer. will leave today for
Houston where they viii get ready
for initial practice Of the Rice
varsity Sept. 10.
Hearn. hustling Saint catcher,
plans to officiate In Valley foot
ball circles this fall. He was a
student under Ray Morrison at
S. M. u. and also attended Meagh-
er's school. Hea.n knows football
and should make a capable Of
fetal.
The J. c. Penney Bowling team
viii play DR.. Burton's Health home
a5 the Welch-White alley in San
Benito Wednesday night at 8 D. m.
The Penneymen r out TO avenge
the defeat handed them by tine
Health boys 40 Harllngen last
week. This contest should draw a
big crowd as the Penney Five has
never been defeated on the local
alley. They are now leading the
as they won the first half
and are tied for first In the second
half.
Marvin Bud Adamson has re-
turned home from Corpus Christi
where he has been working. Bud
will enter the Brownsville Junior
college this fall and is expected TO
lie one al the malrstays OF the
Scorpion backf'eld. He was an all
Valley quarterback last year and
led the Valley eleven against the
Cisco Lohoes.
The San Benito Greyhounds be-
-an their initial football practice
Monday afternoon On the local
eridircn. 4 very light practice Ses-
sion was held. Suits were issued 70
about 40 men. Stiff practice will
begin about the first par. OF next
week. Reynolds has five letter men
TO return TO the squad this fall
and around these men he expects
to build one or the strongest teams
n the Valley.
How'd you like 10 see this nine
II action: Pitchers-Garrett and
Kachtik: catchers-Hall and
Hearn; fi~st-Cunningham: second
Bill Yoder: third-Rubber Camp
bell: shortstop-Bishop Clements.
leftfield - McCauley: centerfield
Courtney: rightfield-Salters.
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HIS

Judge: You maintain that YOU
threw your wife out Of the second
story through fo-gerlulness?
Smith: Yes. we used TO live on
the ground floor, and I'd clean for
gotten we'd moved!-Lustige Kol-
ner ZeitUng. Cologne.
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POSTAL RAIEA

The United States cir NAL! postage
ate Is S cents Ter the first ounce and
10 cents for each additional ounce o.
traction thereof. Letters mailed N
the United States tor the points 10
Mexico axe this rate
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-26

The practice Of paroling pri-oners
on good behavior has been abolished
BY the Nationalist Government Of
China
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T THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Monday

Fort Worth 3, Houston 1.
Waco 9-l0, Wichita Falls "a.
Shreveport -. San Antorio 5.
Hnm They Stand
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Mondays Results

Washington 8; Philadelphia :.
Detroit Z: Sc. Louis 5.
Only games scheduled.
Tuesdays Schedule
Washington at Philadelphia.
Only game scheduled.
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at that time q series Of tourn-
aments Tor amateurs and pros viii
be started. If interested, get IN
touch with Pro OBrien az the
Municipal course.
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Air Mail Schedules

l.. n schedule tor the mail "
Brownsville and DaiiEs Is announced
Nv the ~postG,flce department AS FOL
ows.
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standing or the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NT0pIav,e RnswIf~

NA@AA44f : ANN8AA9
No games scheduled.
Tuesdays Schedule
81. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
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Portugals seventeenth census Is
70 D. taken shortly. II Is expected
that the population will reach
$500 900.
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MI N M mi R I'M
EUSTACE
BY Hal EUsTACE
, q N N N N N ND m IN m m

ALIVE, Gull
Red used to
out plenty Of
punishment on
he gridiron for
.iarlingen high.
he is as ag-
gressive in tn
as he was on
The grid, it's going
10 be a g n
session for News
Joy Firpo in the
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DID Ycu KNOW THAT.

Jcdie Taylor got = ringing double
Sunday ION the next time up
they made him buut... 10 rolled
directly into Ward Rowland's hands
and he was tossed out. ..Jodie said
l. wasn't fair to make him bunt. &. &.
I'm driving 'em today" he said. 8.
the next time Bish Clements came
up 70 bat. Jodie yelled Blunt it,.
every time a Saint fouls one, the
anvil chorus rings out Chalk up
Rubber Campbell got a home
run of the shortstop's shins 80.
after clouting one far over the CEN
terfielGer's head, Courtney display
cd q burst OF speed around the
sacks not in keeping with an in
lured ankle. ...t the biggest kick
Brownsville fans got out OF the
game was the time Rubber struck
out such is the price Of great
ness Ru--er said as he took q
bow.
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The
sports
Spade

A-.aLCros Square Garoen Labor
Day. Although Red is fighting in
the semi-final. it is expected that
he will draw the majority Of the
attention. Cullen is well known
over the Valley and he has many
followers. He fought several bouts
here before doing a hitch in the
Navy. On orc occasion he made a
strong showing against Homer
Goodman who was a Brownsville
favorite az that time.
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WITH THE coaching school over
al Harrington. football activities
should begin TO hum around
Brownsville. Red. Ben and Cal will
get into activity sizing up the stu
alton. Nearly all Of the boys are
back In town and rearing to get back
into harness.
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DAN BARNHART. former Eagle.
was in Brownsville Sunday visiting
old friends. He is undecided wheth-
or he will attend -Schreiner IT st.
Mary's this fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-26

PLAY HAS gotten under way
over the Harlingen municipal golf
course. It was opened Monday. but
the real fun viii not begin until
Sept. 4.
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(. p. BOSTIK, who has been III
for some time, has returned TO
take over the helm Of the Ray
mondville baseball team. Getting
off on the right foot. he has sent IN
contracts for IA Of his players.
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BROOKS HOOPER is another
Valley boy on the card. That is. he
has lived IL the Valley long enough
TO be generally known although
his home Is in San Antonio. His
last fight, staged at Rio Rico. got
over well although he was forced
TO accept a draw decision. Hooper
has an uncle in this city, Brewer,
the lumber magnate. He's always
anxious to see that his relative
GETS a fair deal.
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THE WACO CUBS are planning
on a transforming trip through
northern Mexico in the near future
and want to pick up a game at
Brownsville while en- route. They
will probably be Accommodated. In
fact, they could pick up several
games In the Valley. No doubt, san
Benito would like to take a crack
at the night prowling Cubs.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-16

Regulai meeting of the CONNER
cial Club was held on Tuesday even
ing.
The Annual banquet of the Com
mercial Club, held in the school house
last Thursday evening was a quite
successful affair. Carl Hole, presi-
dent of the Club presented several
prominent people of the County who
each delivered a short talk on an in
teresting subject. Mr.. Ferguson,
County Agent, and Miss Hansen each
gave very Interesting talks on ad-
vancement Of Agriculture and All
club organization.
Lars Angvick, state representative
gave a short but very amusing talk
on general matters. Mr.. Rice spoke
Interestingly on the book of Solomon.
A very delicious dinner was served
by Mrs. Wien and Mrs. S~trandskov
with Birdie Bergan as assistant. The
hall was beautifully decorated with
cOlors OF the club work, the work was
done by the Misses Murk and Wesner
assisted by Messrs. Kallack and DAN
NELSON. Over ninety guests were
seated at the first table.
After supper dancing commenced
to the music of the Reserve Orches-
ira, with Bruce Henderson as traf-
fic cop for the quadrilles, Carl Peter
son dictated the STACEY for a few
eight hand reels.
Next Saturday night the Club will
put on a dance for the benefit Of the
concern and another one is schedul-
ed for Saturday night January, 25th.
This will be arranged and supervised
by the Scotch Of the town, who cele-
brate the anniversary of Robert
Burns that night, each of these dan
ces will be serenaded by the Reserve
musicians.
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~Neighborhood News

Elmer Hueth was as an owe night
visitor at the home of his aunt Mrs
John Murphy. on Tuesday.
Alfred Nelson, who has been as
sisting at the Harry Grier farm the
past few weeks left for his home at
Dagmar Sunday.
The Mesdames Willard, Fred
Brentlesonl and Emil Hueth spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Claude LObdell
in town.
, At the whist party Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Graves as hosts,
Mr.. John Murphy and Adolph Steph-
en- carried off prize for high score
and the consolation went to Emil
Hueth and Margaret Stephen. A de-
licious lunch was served at midnight.
Frank Buckwold, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Hueth, Mrs. Claude Lobdell, Dolphy
Lobdell and children partook Of a de-
licious dinner Wednesday evening at
$3.50 served by Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Stephen. Hearts followed at one
long table; served as the evenings
entertainment.
Nh. an Mrs. Harry Greer extended
invitations for watching the Old Year
out and the New Year in, Tuesday
evening to the Bert and Harold
Guenther families and the Albert
Ators.
MIR. and Mrs. Kaufman lunched
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hueth.
Mrs. C. Lobdell and Hattie Hueth
called on Mrs. William Lobdell Fri
day who is recuperating nicely at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Bert Guen-
Their.
Mrs. Axel Swanson and Master
| Bobby Tlustoch are each reported
confined to their beds this week,
Lester Brentleson was also consult
ing a physician in Plentywood on
Thursday.
Mat Ottenbreit and Family Have.
| Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Guenther, Mr.
and Mrs. A. 0. Ator, Mr.. and Mrs
| Harold Guenther and families, Mrs
Laura Chapman and Orville enjoyed
a delicious dinner Sunday at the
Clarence Chapman home.
Mrs. John Powney was calling or
old ac~quaintences in town Thursday
Mr.. Ludwig Matheson left Monday
via Antelope for Williston after
spending the holidays with his family
here.
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WOLF CREEK

Wolf Creek-Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Campbell and children were visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Phelps
Tuesday. fl fl
Charles Steele was a Redstone WIS.,
itor Tuesday and Wednesday.
The All Club held a very uccess-
full meeting at the French farm on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Cromwell and
family spent Tuesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Machines and family,
playing games and listening to the
radio until 1929 died and 1880 came
into being.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Phelps enter
tanned MI. and Mrs. Charles Marsh
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
French and family at New Years
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCallister Mr.. and
Mrs. Cy Ulrich and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cromwell and family and Jim
Salerno yer guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Pike New Years Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cowan enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Machines
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ANTELOPE

Antelope-Adam Stoll came up
from Fairview Tuesday to spend the
holidays with his family.
Mrs. Violet Wills, sister of Mrs. o.
B. Hoven came here from Plenty
wood Tuesday afternoon to visit at
the Caters home.
Vernon Hoven left on Wednesday
afternoon for Missoula where he will
resume his studies at the University.
John O'Donnell is home from the
Plerttywood hospital and while hf
will be laid up for some time he seems
to be getting along as well as could
be expected.
The Richard and Earnest Gray
son families, VIM Grayson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Stewart and Elmo Hansen
all ate New Years dinner at Enge-
bret Bertelson farm home east of
town.
Kenneth Olson left on Friday for
Havre to his studies at the
Normal School there.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Glaze and chill
dren were in from the Welliver vicin-
ity Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson re-
turned home Friday after visiting
relatives in Plantywood.
Harvey Hedges who has been away
since last fall attending school re-
turned home Monday.
John Lanter one Of the early set
tiers of this vicinity but now OF
Sand Point, Idaho, is visiting friends
and relatives here this week.
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COALRDCE

Coalrdge-Kenneth Olson left herr
Thursday via Antelope for his home Al
Havre.
Mrs. Claude Lobdell who is visit.
ing at the home Of her son Dolly, en-.
~tertained the Fred Herman relatives
at an elaborate dinner Wednesday.
The Misses Pearl Matheson anc
Alice Chapman spent Friday visit
ing at the c. E. Chapman residence.
Miss Miller arrived in Grenors
Saturday evening after a two weeks
vacation spent with her folks al
Devils Lake.
The Harold Guenther's Entertain
The most jovial pep meeting of TIE
season, enjoyed by the members I'd
the Saturday night whist club, Was
January 4th at the Harold GuentheI
home. Five tables of whist we're at
play with high scores held by John
Murphy and Mabel Ator. The con
ISOLATION trophys were presented "a
Annie Swanson and Orville Chap
man. A lap luncheom was served al
midnight after which the folks stag
ed an old time dance. Several solos
were rendered by John Murphy and
Orville Chapman, much to the enjoy
ment Of all. A mock wedding pres
ented by two of our young folks TO-
gether with the wedding march and
meal shower" was the special fea-
ture Of the evening.
Our next meeting will be held Jan
uary 8 with Mrs. Ludwig Matheson
In spite OF the intense cold End
stormy weather a large crowd turn.
ed out Monday night to enjoy the
school program at the Longfellow
school sponsored by Miss Signe Joe
OLSEN.
Emmett Hamburger drove to An.
telope Tuesday to meet the trails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Swanson drove
to the Writing Rock Hills country
Sunday where they were the guest!
Of the G. Berig family, returning
here Tuesday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
William Lobdell extend deepest sym
patty in the loss Of their infan'
daughter born to them Thursday
Morning. The funeral was held Sa
turday at the cemetery east of town
with Rev. Kaufman in charge.