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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
CUNTS LEAVE
FOR SANTONE

The Harlingen Methodist and
Donna quints, Valley champions,
left this morning by automobile for
San Antonio where they will take
part in the Texas Amateur Fed
Grafton state tournament Friday
and Saturday.
Dick Hornbuckle OF the Dominates
and Hank Galloway Of the Method
lists both declared their clubs we're
in good condition.
Some eighteen teams from all
parts OF the state are expected 10
be entered in the tournament,
Drawing for places will DO held 10
a. M. Friday.
Vice President Spitz Clark o. the
Valley Amateur League made the
trip with the teams. In view Of the
fact that he previously lived In San
Antonio. Clark is anxious for his
teams to pour II on the Alamo City
outfits.
Citizens OF Donna and Harlingen
gave financial aid to the clubs In
order that they might make the
trips.
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Recruit Outfielder
Finally Gets Break

FORT MYERS. Fla. March l3-
R,-Bevo L~ebourveau. recruit out
fielder with the Athletics, is trying
to overcome a jinx that has hung
over him during his II years in pro-
fessional baseball.
And the only break he ever re-
ceived. he said today. was last fall
when Connie Mack brought him 10
the AS from Milwaukee in time to
share in the world series money.
The PhillieS and Giants turned
him loose, and he came to the AS
two years ago. but had no chance
Of displacing either Cobb or Speak
or. then with the Mackmen. Mack
promised Bevo another chance and
brought him back last year in ex-
change for OSsie Orwell. He is ex-
pected to stick this year as the Ath-
letic5 arc shy on outfield reserves
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DENVER OWNER ARRIVES in
SAN BENITO TRAINING CAMP

the team. and trying out for po-
SitionS IN the outfield.
Youth. Speed Sought
Owner Anfenger said he has
shaken up his team principally In
the interest Of youth and speed.
I'VE had a lot OF veterans on the
team last year who failed to pro-
duce. and we think Ii was largely
because they were too slow.
This year we have picked men
for speed and youth. The infield
is a fast one. and most OF the men
are youngsters.
What I am worrying some
about is the hitting qualities Of the
team. as the players are new with
us. But most Of them had good
records with the bat from teams
that they played with before sign
ing with Denver"
Mr.. Anfenger was well pleased
with the Valley and said ne i
glad to spend a month here II
the section.
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GIANTS PLAY
AT M'ALLEN
Stars VIII Be in New York
Lineup Saturday And
Sunday

New York Giants VS.. the Wichita
Falls Aviators is the luscious dish
being served the fans OF the Valley
next Sunday in McAllen's new
American Legion baseball park at
3 .. m. Some such Giant stars as
Larry Benton. Carl Hubbell. Fred
die Lindstrom. Capt. Travis jack
son. Bob O'Farrell. Eddie Roush
and Bill Terry will be seer IN &C
ticn.
Art Griggs has been putting his
team through some lively practice
the last several days. getting them
in shape for their big chance
against the big time boys. He has
a good bunch Of youngsters. some
Of whom are big league bound.
They will be in there hustling try
ing to make a good impression on
the major league manager.
McAllen American Legion y
Chamber of Commerce officials
are making elaborate preparations
10 handle the biggest crowd OF fans
ever assembled at q baseball park
in the Valley. The new WSlls
W. AAA&
completed ten days ago inclose a
park that pleases Art Riggs i'm
mensely as a place in which 10
train his men this spring.
The new grandstand with 2uOO
bleacher and temporary seats add
ed will take are OF the tremen-
dous crowd that is expected from
owe the entire Valley. McAllen 5
municipal band will be on hama
10 liven I'D the occasion.
The Valley is getting fine pub
Iici.v in the middle west by having
the Western league train here; but
the five games to be played WITH
the New York Giants, Chicago
white Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates
At Mission. McAllen. Harrington and
San Benito will be carried on the
snorts pages Of every daily paper
in the nation. and give the entire
valley publicity that money coulo
not buy. Proper announcement
in the way Of attendance on these
pames will bring major league
teams here every year.
The Giants will play MISSION
Saturday afternoon.
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SAN BENTTO, March 13.-Base-
ball began to hum at a livelier tune
here late yesterday upon the ar
rival of Milt Anfenger, owner Of
the Denver baseball club OF the
Western league. which Is training
in San Benito.
MI. Anfenger and his wife drove
through from Denver. reaching
San Benito late "wednesday.
The owner OF the club immedi-
ately went into a conference with
Eddie Palmer. manager, talking
over the situation.
The check-up revealed that prac-
tically all Of the men r. on hand
now and are training every day.
Two or three from distant points
are on the way. and will be here
In a day or two.
The Denver club will be strong
this year on pitchers. and espe-
cially strong on right handlers. The
regulars on the pitching staff are
Sid Martin. a right handler; Bill
Piercy. another right handler: Bill
Windsor. who also pitches with his
TlRFlL ndEfQs Ell 14ECAF Va thC GGlA~
calibre: and Jim Jolly. who Is the
only left handler on the old Pitch
ing staff.
Recruits
Supplementing these the team
has Paul Mccoy. a new right hand
err; Leslie Strong, a portsider who
has not yet shown up, and Glen
McCauiey. another right handler.
The receiving end Of the Job viii
be taken care Of by Andy Vargas
and Hack Wilson. two veterans
from Salt Lake City.
The team will have a fast, young
infield this year. with some new
! faces showing up. Dan Crowley
will work at first base. Jimmy
Adair and Eddie Palmer at second:
Henry Sousa at short. and Leonard
Metz at third. All these men are
new except Palmer. the manager,
giving Denver a practically new in
field.
In the outfield there will be two
new men. both youngsters. Arnold
Kadoza at left, and Dave Cheeves
at right, and a veteran, Ernie Par
ker. at center.
Two Valley boys. Lefty Roberts
Of San Benito. and Joe Blakely OF
Harrington. are working out with
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WRESTLING ON
CARD TONIGHT
Harlingen Fans Expected To
Turn Out for Poulos,
Dalkins Scrap

HARLINGEN. March 13-Look at
that dateline. It's going to be I'M
lucky for someone tonight when
Geo. Poulos and Scotty tangle at
the Fair park auditorium in the
main event OF a three overheard.
And that someone will not be out
among the spectators-he will be up
in the ring.
PouloS comes from Kentucky Of
late and is a Greek. DalkinS was
reared in the bonny highlands Of
Scotland. according to current re-
ports. DalkinS is a one-man circus
as he insists on wearing kits.
When Scctty comes down the street,
people turn to see the bagpipe play
ers.
In the semi-final Joe Parrilli,
who Is said to have held the mid
dleweight championship. will tear
into Pat Reagan. These boys are
not so heavy and they will give fans
a world OF action.
The opening bout of the evening
will be between Charley Leahman,
flying Dutchman, and Tom Fleming
Of Kansas City.
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ROCKIES, HOLDOUTS THIN
DOWN In TEXAS LEAGUE

agreeing on terms with manager
Robinson. He was the last Panther
holdout.
Although still lacking George
Gottliber'S signature, the Waco
club manager has just about come
TO terms with their recalcitrant
third baSeman. A mixup In dates
has caused poStponement of the
exhibition game with the Baltimore
club until next week.
-Four rockies bit the dust at Dali
las. manager Jake AtZ at the same
time pointing with pride to an
other rookie find. Bilp Wilson,
right handler moundsman from
Tupelo. Miss. Wilson gated the
yannigans several innings IN yes
terday's practice game and drew
much favorable comment from the
rail birds.
Today was ladies day at Shreye-
port. and every sport who reports
for the practice game will be dis
qualified unless he has discarded
his whiskers. For in addition to
playing ball, the players will COM
pete for the honors OF being Sc
lected the most popular player. the
ladies being the judges. Four rock
les were cast off by the sports yes
terday. five yannigans at the Spud-
der camp started looking up train
schedules out of Wichita Falls,
making a total OF thirteen dismiss
ed in the circuit in the last "A
hours.
Yesterdays feature match was
the exhibition between the Houston
Bluffs and the Rice institute Owls,
the latter being bowled over ten
to three. The Bluffs opened up
their big guns in the initial round,
getting two doubles. and two triples
in that session alone. Their neigh
bors. the Exporters at Orange. were
staging a practice game featured
by one over the fence off the bat
Of Tony Boroja, giving the vans
two runs and a 20 victory.
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Enag Tie HERALD SPORTS SECTION gnnmz
Cardinal Bosses Optimistic Toward Coming Year

siderable, but. as Street admits,
they need q lot Of rest between
starts"
Sylvester Johnson. right handler,
Is only 20 and should be a main
stay. Jim Lindsey. who had q fine
record with Houston, one OF the
Cardinal farms, may be the best Of
the newcomers. He Is q big right
handler with lots of stuff. Street
has the task Of finding two or
three other steady workers from
among Herman Bell. Bill Hallahan,
ar erratic southpaw, Fred Frank
house. Carmen Hill. former Pirate
finger, and AL Grabowski. Bell
has come hack after a term with
Danville, Ill, most Of last season.
Charles Flint Rhem, If he fulfills
a promise to reform his training
habits. may contribute some right
handed effectiveness. Hal Had Is
the chief relief man.
Behind the bat the veteran Earl
Smith and Jimmy Wilson viii do
most of the work again. with Gus
Mancho ready to step in.
Reserve Adams
When the Cards obtained Sparky
Adams from the Pirates. the as
sumption was he would play sec
ond and frankie FriSch would
move 20 third. Street, however,
will keep Frisch at second base,
because OF his double play skill,
work Andy High, a great spring
performer. at third and hold Ad-
ans in reserve. Charles Colbert
is expected to improve at short,
and Jim Bottomley is still among
the hardest hitting first sackers,
Joel Hunt. former Texas A. and M.
quarterback. has shown ability at
third and may land a utility post.
Chick Haley. his eyeslght I'M
proved. and Taylor Douthit have
no serious rivals for their regular
Jobs. in left and center.
With the speedy movie actor
Earnest Orsatti, in right, there IS
a 800 punch or better in every
outfield post. enough To satisfy the
most exacting. Homer Peel. obtain
ed from the Phillies. has hit hard
enough in training to insure him
self at least a relief job.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Conger Takes Fifth
Win Off Foreigners

NEW YORK, March l3-tPl-Ray
Conger today counted five as he
numbered his foreign victims Of
the past three years on the board
floors.
Last night he beat DR.. Paul Mar
tin Of Switzerland in the mile in
the Knights Of Columbus games in
Madison Square Garden.
Conger won by inches last night
IN the fast time OF Sis 2-IO.
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SHIRES OFFERED
- y y
$500 AND BIG
y = =
BEHAVIOR BONUS

CHICAGO. March l3.-tP-
Charles A. Comiskey. owner OF
the Chicago White Sox, appar-
emily IS willing to come more
than half way I'm his dealings
with CHARLES Arthur Shires.
The old Roman has offered the
shy one $500 a season to play
first base for the Sox. and Is
ready TO add a bonus at the end
or the campaign. If Arthur will
conduct himself becomingiy, both
on and off the field.
However. in a letter written %
Shires yesterday, Comiskey in
sisted the player promise to make
no display az temperament.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
YOUNGSTOWN. O.-George Cook
Australia. outpointed Never CKOO
Christner. Akron. O.. Go).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Me earthly Thinkers
With Losing Cubs

AVALON, Catalina Island. Calf,
March i3-CP-Tinkering with the
Chicago Cubs to learn what makes
them so docile in games with VIII
lam Wrigley's other team, the Los
Angeles club Of the Pacific Coast
League, was manager Joe Nc
Carthy's task fer today.
The National league champions
Yesterday took q 10 TO ? beating
from the Angels. and Mccarthy
planned on strenuous work today
to locate the source OF the trouble.
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GAMES
CRv The Associated Pressl

CBy The Associated Press)
AT SAN A~NTONIO-Chicago (A)
10; New York (N 6.
AT ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. -
Philadelphia (A) 6; Tampa tS.EL)
5.
Today's Games
AT CLEARWATER. Fla.-Brook-
Ign CND VS.. House Of David.
AT ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -
Philadelphia (A) VS.. Boston N).
AT Fl. LAUDERDALE, Fla.-St
Louis CAD vs.. Buffalo ID.
AT BILOXI, disadvantages
CAD v S New Orleans (S. Al
AT LOS ANGELES, Calif.-Chi-
cago CN) VS.. Los Angeles P.C)
AT TAMPA-Detroit CAD VS.. st
Louis CN).
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SAN ANTONIO. March l3-fP-
The New York Giants are doing
their share of setting up a lot Of
records for the Texas league slug
gers to shoot at in the San Anton
10 park. Travis jackson yesterday
drove a ball over the left field
fence. a feat performed only by
Rogers Hornsby. Then Bill Terry
put one over the right field wall
some 400 feet from the home plate
The homers were in a game the
Giants lost to the White Sox 1916.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
CBy The Associated Press

The tumult and shout anent
worthless rockies and perverse hold
outs had about died down through
out the Texas League today, leav-
ing the managers TO the more
serious business OF whipping their
teams into shape for the forth
coming pennant race.
The Kittens at Fort Worth with
the signing Of Joe Bonowitz, left
fielder. whose cognomen on the
dotted line gave the team an out
field that clicked .359 last season.
Bonowitz was turned back by Gin
cinnati. but Joe had a little trouble
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Glenn Wright's Legs
Claim Attention

CLEARWATER, Fla. March 13-
tP)-Interest in the Brooklyn train
ing camp has shifted from Glenn
Wright's shoulder to Glenn Wright's
leg. The star shortStop has proved
that his ailing arm is in good con-
ditlon once more by his throws to
first, but he will be out Of the
lineup for a few days more by a
slight charley horse, received In
Tuesdays game with Detroit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Breckenridge Girl
Cagers Favored

CELESTE. Mar. l3-tP)-Eighteen
teams today entered the second day
Of play in The Texas girls "A. A. u.
basketball tournament, as the sur
vivors Of the initial days engage
ments yesterday.
Breckenridge high school girls
team jumped into the position of
favorite in the tourney by a sur
prising so to ? decision over Cleve-
land.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Phillies' Holdouts
Bother Manager

WINTER HAVEN. Fla. March l3
-tPl-Captsin Fresco Thompson,
second baseman, and Chuck Klein.
outfielder. have not reported for
practice with the Phillies, and Man
ager Shotton is impatient.
He is playing Barney Friberg at
second. and Trip Sigman, rookie,
IN the outfield. Both are fielding
capably and hitting hard.
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new HURLERS
BADLY NEEDED
Extensive Farm System
Fails to Produce
Reserve
BY ALAN GOULD

AACcO GROaAo L9AtVA
Bradenton, Fla. March l3.-CPl
On their record as pennant win
ners in 1926 and 1928, the st. Louis
Cardinals have had sufficient in
terval to furnish impetus for n
other pennant drive.
Their new manager. Charles
(Gabby) Street, has tackled his
job with a spirit OF enthusiasm,
m~anifesting no concern for the
\ short-shrift experiences by his i'm
mediate crop OF predecessors.
Some people may not think We
have q great cub but ! tli4.k we
have a real chance to win,' re-
| marked Street. Sam Breadon, the
club president. was even less con-
| sentative, He said:
This is the best club We have
had in recent years"
Unfortunately. 1t will take more
.than this optimism, more than tie
.exccllent record OF the past perfor-
finances TO put the Cardinals IN
lanything approaching a contend
ling position this year. The clubs
textensive farm system has failed
Ito produce all the requirements
sneeded to check the decline OF the
itvo-time championship machine.
Changes
With only a few changes, some
|of which have not been for the
|better, the Red Birds are the same
flock that Rogers Hornsby plloted
Ito the pennant in 1926 and Bill
McKechnie led TO the top in 1928.
hne veteran pitching staff, featur-
ang Willie Shedrel. Jess HaineS
and Clarence Mitchell. has gone
Somewhat rapidly down hill with
no immediate reinforcement in
sight to measure up to their old
standards.
m 1t anything is to be accomplished
1his oar by the cards. in fact If
theNHkA to stick In the first divis-
ion, TREY must uncover at least
two or three new pitchers capable
Ebf caddying on where the veterans
Feaken or leave off. Gabby Street.
who handled Waiter Johnson's fast
Ebnes in the days of the Ccffey-
willie Cyclones prime. knows his
pitchers but he has a mansized
Job on his hands to develop an eff
Receive corps out Of the material
lon hand. OF the principal veter-
ans. Mitchell is 80. Haines 36 and
Sherdel 80.
Vets Need Rest
All possess a lot OF the old stuff
and their experience counts con-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Babes Legs Stiff

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March
~13-lPl-Benny Bengough OF the
Yankees Is recovering from an in
jury TO a finger while Babe Ruth
had TO take things easy yesterday
because of stiffness in his legs.
Dusty" Cooke. St. Paul slugEer
seems to have made himself the
first choice % hold down left field
this season in place OF Bob Meusel
Ben Chapman. his teammate. looks
like a fixture at third base.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
COLUMBIA WINS

NEW YORK. March l3-tPl-
Columbia Is champion Of the east
ern intercollegiate basketball league.
Il clInched the title last night by
defeating Penn at Philadelphia %
to %. Penn has been champion two
years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
MISSION WINS
OPENING GAME
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Is
Beaten 1873 by Bobby
Cannon's Boys
(sneciaI To The Herald.l

MISSION. March 13.-Eoach
Bobby Cannon jockeyed his Mission
high nine into a victory In their
opening engagement with Pharr-
San Juan-Alamo 1873.
Cannon has been bearing down Oh
fundamentals or late and the i'm
provement in his club is readily
perceptible.
Cara. Mission high twirler. held
the opposition TO three hits.
The box.
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Need Rest

N All possess a lot OF the old stuff
and their experience counts con-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-01-30
Oak Lake NeighbOrhOOd

The Misses Melvie Nelson and Creta
Larson were entertained at the Arvid
Anderson home Wednesday evening
of last week
Miss Myrtle Overland spent the
weekend at her home in Windemere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Anderson and
son, and Mrs. Aug. Larson and daugh-
ter, Ethel, visited at Victor Sven
sons Sunday afternoon.
There will be English services at
the Oak Lake church Sunday, Feb.
End, at 1920 O'Clock.
Mrs. Aug Larson visited at Mrs.
Ellen Anderson's and also at the
school Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John NJ Anderson got a tele-
phone call from Milaca Monday, say
ing that her father was seriously ill.
Ruth and Signe Ohlin and John
Olson called at C. E. Andersons Sun
day.
We learn of the marriage of Miss
Esther Ohlin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Ohlin, to Mr.. Richard Mel
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Nell
son of Windemere, which occurred
at Duluth, Jan. 18th, the Rev. c. O..
Swan, officiating. They are making
their home in Moose Lake. Congratu-
lations.
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DUQUETTE

The Misses Nelson and Larson spent
Wednesday evening of last week, at
Mrs Arvid Anderson's.
Mrs. August Larson visited at Mrs.
Ellen NJ. Anderson's Friday. Mrs.
Larson also visited school.
Peder Erickson and son, Alf, drove
to Losensky Bros. camp Sunday. The
Losenskys have a modern layout in
the eastern part of the county, good
warm and clean quarters for the men,
electric light plant, sawmill, garage
and machine shops.
Frank Pilrain took Alex Hultgren
to Moose Lake Tuesday, for medical
treatment and left him at the hospital
there.
Chas. Southerton is helping Leslie
Reihm bale hay at the old Beaudry
farm, near Nickerson. Mr.. Reihm
is delivering hay to the McGrath
camps in the eastern edge of the
county.
John Melancon, with a crew of men,
were saving wood for Mrs. A. G. john
son Saturday.
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KERRICK

Ray Hogan and John Tanquist spent
a pleasant afternoon with the dentist
i'm Sandstone last Thursday.
Jackie and Eugene Caldwell have
been ill., but are some better at this
time.
Mrs. NJ A. McGrath has been SUI
fering considerably from her teeth
the past week or two, and went to
Moose Lake TO see the dentist Friday
afternoon. A few friends called on
her Thursday afternoon, brought plen-
ty of good eats along. and helped her
celebrate her birthday anniversary.
1t was complete surprise and
cheered her up good bit. Matt and
Ben, the only men-folkS present, were
invited to help dispose of the eats.
and believe me, they did justice to
them. We hope Mrs. McGrath will
have many more parties which we can
help her celebrate.
A large crowd attended the basket
ball game Friday evening at the
school house. The boys and girls
played very good and interesting
game.
Mr. Mcpherson was taken ill Sat
urday afternoon and seemed to have
recovered but in the night became
worse and was removed to the Moose
Lake hospital. 1t is reported that he
is somewhat improved at this time
and all hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ray Hogan is substituting in
Mr.. McPherson's place while. he is i'll.
There will be services at the Union
Presbyterian church next Sunday
at 2:30 p. m: Sunday school at 1870
p. IN. Everybody welcome.
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EAST OF KINGSDALE

Mr. Grant of Siren, Wis.,, has been
visiting at the Bert Cumming home
few days. He returned to his home
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid was held at Mrs.
Oscar Sandahl's home last Thursday
Mrs. Harry Sandahl visited her
mother, Mrs. Seilitz, Friday.
John Lundberg and Victor Swanson
of Brandts camp visited at the Emil
Nelson home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Nordstrom and
children, visited at the Hjalmar
Erickson home Sunday.
The Misses Martha Nelson, and
Margit Swanson hiked to the Brandt
camp Sunday.
Ole Evenson spent Saturday evening
at the Erick Swanson home.
The next Ladies' Aid will be held
at the home of Mrs. Andrew Abraham
son, Feb 18th.
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DENHAM

Mrs. John D. Carlson celebrated hel
birthday with the help of Mrs. Swar
Olson, Mrs. Leonard Larson, Mrs
Chas. Upgren and Miss Mae, also Miss
Amy Ronquist as her guests. Wednes
day of last week.
Nels Pierson (Grandpa Pierson)
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Weinberg and children Monday and
Tuesday.
The Misses Mae Upgren and Amy
ROnquist visited at the Swan Olson
home Sunday.
Friday evening Carl Christensen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alien Irene anG
Baby Shirley were entertained at the
Charles Upgren home
We are sorry to know that Grandma
Danielson is ill. DR.. Ehmke attended
her Tuesday of last week
The Oak Hill Ladies' Aid is invited
to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Emil Erickson, Feb. Sth. Mrs. Erick-
son says she should like to entertain
a crowd, and welcomes everyone.