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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28

Walla Walla, Washington, began
shipping spinach September 10 and
will send out 100 carloads.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28

A rummage sale viii be hold Al
$50 Main street Friday and Satur-
day Of this week by the members
Of the Presbyterian guild. All
those having articles for the sale
are asked 10 bring them to the
church Thurs lay, October b.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28

Jewish evangelist, as speaker, was
discussed and refreshments We're
.erNcl ly IN hns.esg.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28

Five hundred foxes have hcen
shipped from Montcsano, Washing.
tom, To Norway for breeding pur-
roses.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Z. Bre'dlovo
lad as their house guests this week
end, Mr.. and Mrs. \. Z. Holloway
ind family Of Coronado. Dinner
guests al the Breedlove home on
Saturday evening also included Nr.
and Mrs. T. G Batcheldcr and Ny.
and Mrs. John shelton all of Del
Mar.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28

The many friends of Mrs. F. B.
Fuller will be interested in loarn-
ing that Mrs. ". ". Apple Of this
city visited her at her Jacumba
home last sunday and reports that
Mrs. Fuller expects 10 be N the
valley later in the season. Mrs.
Fu3!.-- spent the summer in the
cast and returned recently from
New York 10 san Diego via the
Panama canal. While in Illinois
she visited Mr.. and Mrs. /. /. Full
or, Fuller being the son Of the
late T. Z. Fuller.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
Social Brevities

Delphian society Will hold Is op-
cning meeting Of the year ;omor-
row. beginning with . luncheon at
the Barbara Worth hotel after
which the members and their guests
viii adjourn to he Ten Thousand
club house Tor the pT2gram TO be
given by Miss Janet Scott Of River
.ide. director Of community play
e-s. Luncheon VIII be served "t /
clock and til program will hegln
Al 2:30.
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cd. Later the birthday cake was
cut ard served with the refresh
ments.
Master Johnnie's guests were
Jack and Dorothy Carlisle, Rich
ard Terry, Jack Green. Vann. Eu-
gene and Mardele Allen. Loretta
Jenkins. Frances Dawson. Mary
Jane and Dorothy Lee Howe.
Ms. Howze's guests included
Mrs. Winnie Howe, grandmother
Of the little celebrant. Mesdames
Eric Green, BeE jenkins. Wallace
Allen, Fred johnson and Miss
Frances Benson.
PICNIC Is PLAN
OF AUXILIARY
Mrs. J. ~. Pace presided at the
business meeting or the three circles
OF the woman's auxiliary OF the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. j.. 5chmitter
caring for the duties OF secretaries.
The auxiliary Il making plans for
a picnic to be held at the Fair
grounds at Harrington the last Tues
day In this month.
MRS. LENTz
HOSTESS
The Baptist auxiliary held o
business and social meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Fleet Lentz. lHs.
Paul Wann led the devotional
The nominating committee pre-
sented the following names for or
ficers for the coming year. all or
whom were unanimously elected.
Mrs. A. c. Cope was elected pre-
sident: Mrs. Darius Swartz. vice
CONTINUED On Page Seven)
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where they had been on a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs w. "A. Walker anc
son returned Friday from a few
weeks stay In th5 old home al
Vernon. Texas.
Mrs. Lee Mckinney and daugh-
ters. Misses Isabel. Virginia and
Edna Lee left for their home in
San Antonio Sunday.
Word has been received from L
L. Tryon who is enjoying a stay In
SaltillC. Mexico.
Mrs. George Speer and daughter
Miss Juanita left Sunday morning
for Kirbyville in East Texas. where
Miss Juanita will teach Home &c
oncmy in the high school for the
ensuing school year. Mrs. Speer will
remain for sometime with her
daughter.
Mrs. Pritchard Of Chicago. Mrs.
Schaleben OF Edinburg and Mrs. Z
NJ. Grad Of McAllen were visitors
Of Mrs. j. "A. Card here last Sunday.
Mrs Pritchard was at one time the
president OF the Valley Federated
clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hers-hell Wallinr
are IN Mission. visiting at the
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nephews, who have come to remain
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Braden are
In Houston this week.
Mrs. L. B. Ash. who has been
quite Ill, is somewhat better.
Mrs. Cross and daughters. Misses
Lou and Charlene of Kingsville
spent a few days at the Rufus Mil
liken home this week.
Messrs. Ross Marcus. Johnny
Williamson and Tom Langham
spent the weekend at Point Isabel.
Miss Elzada Glover. principal and
popular teacher in the South Mis-
sion schools. has returned from her
summer vacation. and is MAXIM
her home with DR.. and Mrs. A. L.
BraSher.
Lorenzo Shearer Of Neosho. Mo.
IS here visiting his nephews and
nieces. the w. r. Parrish and w.
j. Walker families.
Mrs. @. M. Abney this week Is
AdAAfaS1ALR l4IC lily d4lQ SCIlfSJI
patrons on a membership drive for
the Parent-Teacher Association.
Mrs. Lee Truitt and children re-
turned Sunday from a visit with
her relatives in Spartanburg, South
Carolina.
Mrs. C. z. Cooley and her daueh-
ter Miss Vera. mother and sister
OF Mrs. Conan T. Wood arrived
Saturday for a few days visit with
the Wood family here. They re-
turned again to Houston on Mon
dav evening.
Mrs. Owen Council left Friday
for a two-months' stay In Califo--
mia. including Los Angeles and
other cities. She will also spend
a while with her sister. Mrs. Cross
land. in Fresno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Raymond anr
children returned last week from
a several weeks visit with Mrs
Raymond's parents and other rel
atives In Lake Andes. South Dakota
D. p. Lowe and Mr.. and Mrs. A
]. More were here from Prorresc
last Sunday. stopping here on thei-
way home from Rio Grande CITY
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rolling. Captain and Mrs. Marion
I. Voorhis and Lieutenant and Mrs.
John Fl. Stodter were hosts TO the
officers and ladies Of the post on
Wednesday eTening at the Azteca
at an interesting dinner party. The
affair was quite informal.
L~ieutenanrs and Mrs. Stansbury
followed on Thursday evening with
four tables OF bridge for a congenial
group at their quarters. A color
scheme Of pink was carried out in
the floral decorations and access
series. The guests partock of an
appetizing dinner preceding the
bridge games.
Those present at the latter affair
were Col. and Mrs. Daniel Van
Voorhis: Col. Corbishier: Capt. and
Mrs Harry w. Mas: Captain and
Mrs. r. r. Maxwell; Lieutenant and
Mrs. Chas. v. Barnum; Lieutenant
and Mrs. Clyde Massey: Lieutenant
and Mrs. Stodter; and Captain and
Mrs. Clifford A. Eastwood.
A number of other events are be-
ing arranged for the latter part
Of the week.
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TWO HONOREES AT
BRIDGE AFFAIR

Complimenting her mother. Mrs
q z. Cooley and her sister, Miss
Vera Cooley. Of Houston, Mrs.
Cinan r. Wood entertained In \
delightful manner with several
tables Of bridge on Saturday after
noon, at her home on Dougherty
avenue.
Handsome floral decorations ad-
orned the large rooms. Mrs. o. w
Brown was high scorer, Miss Vera
Cooley low and gifts were present.
ed both honorees.
Mesdames NJ. r. Armstrong. w
T. Armstrong. r. II. Armstrong. J.
A. Gillette. D. @. Wood. $. M
Hargrove. j. s. Rodwell. VIM
Drummond. Ray Goodwin. Willard
Ferguson. J. W. Leeg. S. L. Hardin
w. o. Brown. Misses Elva and
Marian Mcdonald composed the
personnel, beside the honorees and
hostess.
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Friendly Class
Enjoys Picnic

a swim and picnic was the pleas
ant hospitality enjoyed by the
Friendly class of the Central Chris
tian church at the home of Mrs.
Dale Personnette at her home In FL
Jardin Wednesday evening.
Those present for the occasion
were Messieurs and Mesdames Geo.
r. Dennis. j. r. Laird, +. r. Fallin,
j. 5. Cuthberson, j. F. Ferguson:
Miss Mamie Bourne; Mrs. r. Z.
Bray, and q number Of children.
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Comings, Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. John Henning Of
al Feria visited in Brownsville
Thursday. They recently returned
to the Valley from a three months
vacation.
Miss Claire Key and brother,
Bailey left Friday by motor for
Rochester. N. Y. En- route they plan
TO visit friends in Carolina and
washington. Mr.. Key expects to re-
turn about Oct. l, while Miss Key
viii remain in the east for the win
ter.
Miss Floy Goldsmith. Of Harlin-
gen, is spending a few days in Or
mito with Miss Virginia Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Pearson and
children returned home Monday
after visiting Mr.. Parsons par
ents in Phoenix
H. n. Peoples and his son. Clyde
Henry. left for their home in
Shawnee. Oklahoma, Tuesday after
visiting Harry Peoples in Olmito.
DR.. G. s. Smith. OF San Marcos,
who came to the Valley to speak
at the Cameron County Teachers
Institute last week. remained over
for a few days as the guest Of N. o.
Rasco in Olmito.
~ and Mrs. Hugh willbanks
spent Monday at Port Isabel.
Miss Jeanelle willis has returned
from Edinburg, where she has been
the guest OF Misses Ruth and Mary
Slack for several days.
Miss Edith Mckee. OF El Jardin,
has been visiting in the z. c. San
born home a few days this week.
Miss Bobby Head. of Harrington.
has come 70 Olmito to take up her
duties In the schools there.
Miss AnaStacia Bray. Of Olmito. Is
in Brownsville TO teach in the
schools here.
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HOSTESSES
AT DINNER-RRInGF

Mesdames w. r. Parrish and l.
Q. Plyler were h~ostesses 40 an eve
ming az bridge on Thursday last AZ
the home OF the former.
Many different varieties OF flow
ers and blooms filled the home with
their fragrance. A th~ree-ccurse din
ner preceded the games. Mrs.
Harry Stewart and VIII Brown
scored high and Mrs. c. p. Wright
and DR.. T. r. Burnett low.
Those included in the compliment
were Messrs. and Mesdames w. q
Brown. r. ". Thies. 5. =. Hardin.
Dade Hester. II. II. Rankin. Harry
Stewart. T. r. Burnett. s. NJ. Duff
fie. c. P. WRIGHT. the Messrs. Ply
Ter and Parrish.
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home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. T. Walling. The couple Is on
their way home to Austin, having
gone to Mexico City on their
honeymoon a couple OF weeks ago.
II. H. Leonard Of McAllen was In
Mission on business Monday.
Arthur Hayes, popular young
teacher, is back in Mission again
after having spent his vacation In
another section Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Rome, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Melch and their sons.
were among the pleasure seekers
on the Gulf over the weekend.
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Mercedes
CHILDREN'S r
v TUESDAY

Master Johnnie Howe celebrated
his second birthday on Tuesday af-
afternoon at the home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Howe, In
Palm Heights Drive.
Balloons were given the little
folk and great fun was had on the
lawn where they frolicked and play
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INITIAL MECTING
OF CLUB YEAR

The opening meeting OF the Wo-
mems Tuesday club year took the
form Of a four course luncheon al
the home Of the president. Mrs. j.
q. Decker. Clever manner, based on
the roll call topics. provided mirth
as the guests seated themselves and
the favors OF pink rose buds. which
is the club flower, dressed the del
icious desert. Mrs. Abel Brown was
the only member who missed the
meeting.
After a pleasant interval the
club convened in business session,
the outstanding feature OF which
was a brief but beautiful inspiring
message by the presiding officer.
The study course for the year IS
The Short Story" Mrs. Hester.
who led the meeting Tuesday, de-
fined the short story. briefly out
lined its development and class
flied its forms. Three examples
were then presented. The first was
the Book Of Ruth by Mrs. Upright
with its story OF piety and devotion
couched in such beautiful language.
Mrs. Duffie presented Bacassios
Griselda and Mrs. ID. G. Decke-
gave a brief review OF Cupid and
Psyche.
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Many Social EUents
Fill Post Calendar

Doldrums Of the betveen-season period have not affected Fort Brown;
rather, a number Of social affairs the latter part Of this week are giving
It an atmosphere almost OF mid winter activity.
The buffet luncheon given by COL and Mrs. Daniel Van voorhs on
Monday for Gen. Z. z. Booth. visiting staff officer. started the BALI
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NUMEROUS
REMEDIES
Expresses Appreciation tc
Kellogg Company for Relief

&A~S66 O1AA4PGAit 4JL 4k~iAGL
III you are troubled with consti.
patton. this letter from Mr.. John
J. Mulligan, 800 So. Cicero Avenue,
Chicago, Ill, will interest you:
This Is simply a letter Of appre.
citation for the wonderful results I
have obtained through the use Of
kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
For years. In fact ever since my
return from France. 4 have been
troubled with constipation and it,
companion ills I tried numerous
remedies In vain. Finally in des-
peration. not wishing 20 BE- On slave
20 lax1tives NIL my life. ! turned 60
keIloEg's ALL-BRAN. The results
were remarkable and quick--in fact
the next day long-hoped-for relief
became q happy reality"
The Kellogg Company has re-
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in praise Of ALL-BRAN, the prod
uct that Is positively guaranteed to
relieve both temporary and recur-
ring constipation.
III also adds needed iron.
Eat Kellogg's ALL-BRAN with
milk or cream u. in soups, salads
and fruit juices ... in cooked foods
and hot breads. Your grocer has
ALL-BRAN in the red-and-green
package. Served everywhere. Made
by Kellogg IN Battle Greek.
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CLUB M GUESTS
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. ChaS P. Wright was hostess
to the Tuesday bridge club men,
bership at her home this week
with two tables Of players partxcip-
ating.
Miss Lucille Jeffries. Mrs. 7. J
Wright and Mrs. Perry Wright were
out OF club guests. Mrs. w. o
Brown was high scorer and a gift
was presented to each honoree.
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Mission
DANCE HONORS
TED MELDEN, Jr.

1ED lAGAIAaN 80
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Melden en-
tertained with a dance Thursday
night at their home on S~haryland
in honor Of the birthday Of their
son Ted, Jr-
The hostess served punch through
out the evening and at a late hour
the guests we're invited into the
dining room where they cut the
birthday cake.
TIE guests were Vivian Meador,
Elizabeth Miller. Helen Eppright.
Eugenia Eppright, Florella Salter,
Margerite Daniels. Dora Flogstad
Evelyn Tanner. MelroSe Stops,
Betty Melden. II. b. Waite. II.
Beryl Murphy J. p. Dewald. Mel
rose Stops. Betty Melden. II. 3.
Waite. Jr.. J.. p. Dewald. Jr.. Ar
thur Vo,z. Edward Oppenheimer.
Jr.. Jack Miller. Edwin Miller. Billy
Duncan. Dwight Bellamy. Cecil
Copyright. David Wood. Herbert
Hass. Charles Melden. Ted and
Virgil Atkinson OF New B-aunfels
and the honor guest.
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PERSONALS
r. A. Sandlin and Mrs. Sandlin
have returned from their trip to
Florida. and are at home In the
Mrs. Rother house OH Dunlap ave-
nue.. They were accompanied by two
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s&ogT TROOP

Boy Scout Troop No. 5 held thei
first Council Ring Ceremony FRIDAY
night az the home OF their Scout
Master. w. B. McShane at the
river. The troops from Mission at
tended. also many other visitors. II
was a very impressive ceremony
with appropriate speeches by some
- the business men who take active
interest in the Boy Scout activities
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Brasher entertained at a dinner
Saturday evening at her home oil
Dougherty avenue.
Other guests beside the honorees
included Miss Sunshine Garrison,
Charles Thomas Decker. DR.. L.
Brasher and Ray Brasher, sons Of
the hostess.
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Mrs A. =. Bentsen was hostess
= the Blusbonnet BRIDGE club Tues
daY. With a three-table ,ersonnel.
Mrs. Talcott was high score hold
er and Mrs. Thorpe low. Out Of
club guests were the Mesdames
Alton Bentsen and Coulter.
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CORRESPONDENCE

Grey Eagle will observe Memoir
ial Day in the customary manner.
The procession will form at 1000
o'clock to march to Lakeview ceme-
terry where the school children will
decorate the soldiers graves. Fol-
lowing the services at the cemetery
a program by the school children
and the address of the day will be
given at the school auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Thompson
were in Sank Centre a few hours
last Wednesday.
Vonnie McClaren left for Brain
erd the first of last week to look
for employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McClintick
accompanied Mrs. Gust Sarff to
Browerville Friday.
Mrs. Ralph Smith, who resides
near Swanville is a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Inman Brees this
week.
Harvey Hebron left Thursday for
st. Cloud and will play in an Or
chestra for time.
julius Montzka and daughter,
Freda and Hilma Shultz motored to
Avon Sunday. Mrs. Hontzka, who
has been visiting her daughter at
that place for several days, accom-
panied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Malland,
of Swanville, were Sunday evening
guests in the Edd Sharp home.
Miss Bertha Bruins and Vonnie
McClaren were week end guests in
the homes of the formers brothers,
in Minneapolis.
A miscellaneous shower was
given at the Edwin Glokzin home
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Anna Montzka who is soon to be-
come a bride. Lunch was served
during the evening and Miss Mont
zka was the recipient Of, many
pretty and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McClintick
and Mrs. Gust Sarff were Little
Falls callers Tuesday of last week.
Miss Evelyn Pluth left Friday for
Minneapolis where she will visit in
the home of her brother for time.
VIM. Guse and a crew of men are
erecting a fine new barn for Fred
Schwanke on his farm just west of
town. The new building is to be
"a by u feet.
George Blackhurst and son Arth-
ur motored to st. Cloud Thursday
evening to visit Mrs. Blackhurst at
the st. Cloud hospital.
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Mrs. Nottleson and Mrs. M. Har-
stad and nephew, James Brunskill,
were Long Prairie callers Friday.
Mrs. Harold Bisel and Mrs. Carl
Glokzine visited Mrs. Blackhurst at
the st. Cloud hospital Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bisel attended
the Engle funeral at Sank Centre
Friday. Mr.. Engle was an old and
valued friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Bisel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Feierabend spent
the latter part of last week with
their daughter in Crosby.
The Grey Eagle Motor Company
received a shipment of Ford cars
Thursday.
Wayne, Hilma and Esther Hem
mi and Mrs. Emma Alexander were
guests of friends at Watkins, Mimi,
Friday evening.
, Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Huston and
Mrs. Edd Sandmyer and daughter,
| lone, were guests in the Leo Den
mig home at st. Cloud Friday. They
, also called on Mrs. Blackhurst at
the st. Cloud hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hummer AID
daughter, lone and Albert Below,
of Sank Centre, were guests in the
! August Bucholz home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Oleson and
son, and Dean Alderman were
guests Of their parents here over
| the week end
Joe Sabart is driving new
WHY'S car which he recently pur-
chased of the Greener agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Markuson and
| family and Miss Fern Markuson, Of
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course he cannot 60. He is too
young, and besides he must not
choose that kind of a rough life"
She soon found, however, that
George was determined and that
Lawrence was also persuaded that
it was the right thing for him to
do. So at last, after much urging,
she gave her consent, provided
only that she should receive favor
able advice from their Uncle Jo-
seph, who lived in London.
George was happy. He felt sure
that everything must be all right.
Lawrence fastened to make the
necessary preparations, even buy
ing a midshipman's uniform which
George thought the finest thing in
the world. Several months later
the Uncle's letter at last arrived.
His mother read it aloud to the
two boys. Alas! In it he advised
that young George should not 60
to sea.
"But mother" said George, 1--WE
have made all plans and am de-
termined to CO."
His mother refused, pleaded,
told him he would break her heart
If he went against her wishes,
begged him to stay with her.
George stood by as manfully as he
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st. Paul, spent Sunday and Monday

st. Paul, spent Sunday and Monday
in the o. c. Markuson home here.
Hubert Dvorachek and Harry
Blackhurst, of Augsburg College
spent Saturday and Sunday in their
respective homes here.
The D. G. Fuller family and Mr.
and Mrs. M. Harstad, James
Brunskill, Miss Adele Harstad and
Bessie Harris enjoyed an outing at
Millacs Lake Sunday.
Mrs. kutter and son Adolph Wis
tied relatives at Hankinson, N. d.
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Stephens and
daughter, of Minneapolis, were
Sunday guests in the Grimes home
Chester D. Barry closed a success
full term of school at Upton, Iowa
Friday and arrived here Saturday
evening with his wife to visit his
mother few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pendergast ar
rived here Saturday from Boston
and will open their summer home
at Birch Lake.
Bob and Frederick Mossman left
Friday evening for a couple OF days
stay in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barry, OF
Minneapolis spent Sunday with the
formers mother Mrs. M. M. Barry.
Miss Malinda Oestreich and Da
vid Nelson, of Upsala, were quietly
married by Rev. August Schwartz
at the Lutheran parsonage Satur
day afternoon. Mr.. Nelson is
known around the village as hi
has worked with the electric com
pany for number of years.
This is the final week of schoo
and both teachers and pupils are
busy with exams, picnics, weinel
roasts, etc. The same staff Of
teachers have been rehired for mex
term with the exception of the 7tf
and 9Th grades in which there is
vacancy.
Commencement exercises will bt
held at school auditorium Thursda!
evening, May 20. Rev. Craig, Meth
| OulSI ullIllSISI, VI Sduh NSAIA y, WA
deliver the address of the evening
The graduates are as follows: Vic
la Laughlin, valedictorian, Herber
Vilwock, salutatorian, Edwin Dvor
achek, Jessie Markuson, Esther
Hemmi, Marylin McClaren, Iri'
Woodman, Beth Thompson, Bessie
Harris, Edna Fraedrich, Mar!
Human, John Baird, Granville Wal
burn. This is the largest class t.
graduate from the local high school
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Hammarstel
and family, visited in the Ham
marsten home at North Brancl
Sunday. They also called on Mis-
Ines Hammarsten who is patien
at Mounds Park Hospital. Friends
here will regret to hear of Mis-
Hammarsten's illness and will lhop'
for speedy recovery.
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Thursday, May 20, 1880
CIGAR RACKET

A new racket has been success
fully worked on cigar dealers
throughout Minnesota recently
which has shortened many dealers
in stock. A man, claiming to be a
factory representative of a cigar
company, has called at various
stores where cigars are sold and
appeared much surprised to find
certain brands of cigars still wrap
ed in tinfoil. He told dealers that
the wholesalers were supposed to
call such cigars back and that they
were to be re-wrapped in the new
cellophane wrapping. He took the
cigars and has; not been seen nor
heard of since.