davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY Burtis
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

sagement rings Of any girl in Holly
wood.
Her wedding date, set for June 9, has
followed as conventional an engagement
duration as most Of our grandmothers
have had. The young generation con-
siders q three months engagement en-
tirely too long for their tempo these
days, but Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon
announced theirs more than q year
ago.
Bebe Daniels is one of the best
looking girls of the group which were
hailed by the silent star following. Her
hair is now red. Black hair photo
graphs very badly, 1t seems, and when
best suits the camera. But 1t Is In
stunning contrast to her black eyes.
There Is less extravaganza in the
colony at the present moment than
there has been these many years.
A contagion Of conservatism has
blighted the fiourishing careers of those
panderers to big incomes who open
super-kennels, super-fur shops and
super-gown and hat shops.
STARS get big salaries" moan these
caterers to luxury, but what are they
doing with their big salaries?"
Even super-collectors have not been
able to ind out lately.
Hollywood ID the place Of unique en-
counters. Many years ago James Neil
gave Richard Dix his first opportunity
to s1eak lines on stage. Today they
are working in the same picture, with
Dix the star.
O. p. Heggie gave Dennis King a part
In one Of the first things which brought
King to the public eye. When Dennis
King made his first starring picture in
Hollywood, 1.-The Vagabond King" o.
P. Heggie played the part of Louis XI.
And neatly stole the show.
Some of the old-timers can give the
star boys run for their money any
day.
(Copyrisht, 1880. by North American News
paper Allianee)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03
20-ROCNE JUBILEUM MAN.
ZELSTVA KULiKOVYCH.

Pan Andrej Kulik S ctenou
manzelkou ma Walter St. v Camp
bell slavili 30. novembra 2O-rocnt
jubileum svojho manzelskeho sta
WI, ma ktore povolali svC jich pria,
tePov, ndov i udkyne cirkvi Jana
Husa Youngstown. Pozvani no.
sta zacali sa schadzat okolo 8.
hodiny napriek tuhej zine ka-
zdy i'm oddaval darceky k ich ju-
bileumu blahozelal. Pritomni
boil: dvojctih. pan farar Juraj
Rob al so svojou ctenou manzel-
kou, p. Daniel Kubik S manzel-
kou a dietkami, p. Pavel Duris IS
manzelkou, p. Andrej Anusiak, pi.
Katarina Galicky i dcerkou A
nickou, pi. Zuzanna Ragela s dee
rou Mariou, pi. Maria Serkezi s
dcerou Zuzannou, p. Michal Fa-
| bry manzell1ou a dietkami a p
Andrej Benedik.
| Ked' sme boil usadeni "a stol
zacaly nase dobre kucharky, kto
re vypomahaly pani Kulikovej
nosit' pokrmy napoje. Vecers
bola vel mi bohata, asi sestorak,
maso, strndle, romantic kolace ,
ovocina - bolo toho dost al PR
80 os6b. Kym SINE zacali veeerat
pan Benedik poziadal dyojctihr
farara Roha, aby sa pomodiil ]
mani. Pomodlili SINE sa odspie
vail jeden yerS piesni "Otcena
! Vsemohlci' q tax SINE potom uzi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03
ZAUJIMAVOSTI..
Ia ziva pochovana zena. Ak


iste .ie malo zname. re slavny ang-
lickl romanopisec Walter Scott
d akuje Ia svoj zivot zlocinntmu
skutku zlodeja. Matka Waltera
Scotia Z0mreIa bola dana do
rakve a polozena do rodinnej
hrobky. Miestny hrobar vnikol v
noel do hrobky a otvoril rakev, a
by okradol mrtvolu skvosty.
Niekol 'ko prstenov nedalo sd $
prstov stiahnnt'. Rychlo rozhod-
'nuty, vytiahol n6z a zarezal do
prsta. Ale zdesil sa. lebo mrtvola
sa rakvi vzpriamila. Omylom
lekarov bola vyhlasena "a mrtvn.
StraSnou bolest'o OIL prebrala sa 10
strnutia a jej kirk prenikol noe
nym t;chom. Zlodej bol ohromeny
vybehoI ako sialeny hroblSy,
vydeseny mad tym, co >prave zazil.
Kirk zobudil Fudi, ktori prisli "a
ziva pochovanej na pomoc. Iota-
villa sd Skoro a priserna prihoda
ncmala ma nu zIr na>ledok. Bola
zdrava a zila este mnoho r0kov V
kruhu svojej rodiny. Pat rokov
po svojom pohrebe porodila syna
WaItera. Anglicka literatlira bola
by chrdobnejSia svojho najvac-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03
NAJNEBEZPECNEJsI vEK.

Obycajne sa ma IA to. ze ic to
mladost :, ale anglicka spisova-
tel 'ka Ursula Bloom dckazala, re
je TO vel 'kym omylom. "DA'a mo-
jho mienenia, .piSe. musime sa
mat najviac ia pozore a obavat
sa najv;icsich nebezpeei, l1ed' ma
me As rokove zeny. ktort v>tupu-
ju do svojho 40. roku chcn este
niece mat 20 zivota','. .Je to tax
prirodzene, ze kazdy chce prezit'
este raz IS svoje posledne st'astie. -
Zeny tomto veku vyhl 'adavajti
horlive sal6ny ma pestovanie kra7
sy, knpujn move koketne klobn-
ky a drahe toalety, a premysl "a
j1, ako by este raz vy,,zily svoiej
bIvalej prit'azlivosti. Ked' mia
odoSt' sa dopnst'a cmylov a robi
hliiposti, je to zle, ale sa moze e.
Ste napravit''. Ale ked' dosiahne-
me styridsiatky, tn ma cely zivot
inakSiu tvarnost' Vidime, re Wy
hadzujeme poslednu kartu v hire
zivota, ked' prehrame. ztratily
SINE odvahu navzdy a podrobuje-
me Sa so smutnym odriekanim ne
vyhnutel'ncsti. u mlidryck sta
rNch .l'udi, ktorEch poznam. ka-
zdy potriasa smutne hlavou mad
tIm. co urobil vo >vojcj Styrid-
siatke. Preto Sa domnievam vSet-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03

sieho spisovatel AT keby zfodejskN
cin nebol Ease vzkriesil pocbova-
.nn k novemu zivotu.
+. z robotnika president zeleznic-
nei spolocnosti. V New Yor1u 70
mrei nedayno Samuel Rea vo We
ku Is rokov. To by konecne ne
bolo mic zvlaStneho. ved kazdl
clovck zomre. Zaujimavejsie uz
Fic. ze Rea rokoch 19l3-1926
zastaval nrad prezidenta Penn
sylvanskej zeleznice. Svoju kari
cru u zeleznice zaGal v Is. rOku
ako robotnik, ktory ndermi kla
diva zkilSa V staniciach neporusc-
most kolies vagonu. Presiel po-
tom celrm rebrikom uradnlckej
hierarchie az k ilradu prezidento
spolocnosti, plat ktoreho prevy-
suje celkovn sunni platov vset-
kych clenov amcrickej vlady. Sa-
muel Rea bel najlepsie plate
ntch zelezniGnych riaditel ma
svete. Z jeho najvyznacnejsich d
nov bola vystavba tunclu pod
HudSoom a zbudovanic mostu
cez East River.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03
S BOHOM - PRIVEL 'KA
TENKOST.

Oznamky metropolitnych de.
partmentnych obchodov poukazu-
jii ma rozhodnu zmenu m6dy cd
privel 'kej tenkosti vianocn6 w
|Iladnf obloky New Yorku zdo-
raznovaly tttc premenu. Bedry
prichodia nazad zaokruhleniny
pod kontrolou sd tiez zjavuju.
Lekarsky Svet vita tnto preme.
nu. |ebo dietovanic povazuje "a
ohroZovanie 0 zlravia. Mitrnost' v
jeden!, mieSto hIadovania, je NJ
ma poriadku dha a lekari odporli.
cajn al miernost V praci zaba.
vach elm ~a. zmenSi nebezpecie Il.
navy. .r H.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03
Andrej Benedik
STRASIDLO.

StraSidlo so salaSa malO prlst'
do domu bohateho Skulika, ale
aby no nestrasilo, uSiel do krcmy
Tam chcel preckat' poInoc a sa
trochu rozveSelit'.
Ako to uz bvva. naSieI tam We
seli spolocnost' a al svojho suse-
da rychtara, nuz ably sa i'm cas-
skorej minul, zahrali 81 karty,
rychtar Skulik
Tamil 81 spievali, ze
Zapime 81, 'bratku,
dusu obcerstvime,
tax til naSu biedu
trnnkom zahluSime.
Preco by som nepil.
nemam zeny, de:i,
len til chaltpocku,
co do kopy lett.
Ini 81 nepraj1
a tiez certa majn,
po smrti ich tiez tax,
jak mas pochovajl.
Mech som dobry, chudobny Glo-
vek hotova opica. ... +
To je tax. Kazdy TIA omyka,
pan ci lid, senkar ci ekzekltor.
Bracek moi, nehodno zit' ma
tomto prevratenom svete. Pani sa
mnozia chudoby pribyva.
Chudobni l'udia puchnn od ro-
boty bohaei Cd samopase.
To mic. Ale chudobni hladem IL
mierajd a bohati sa ako potkani
travia, rez1, striePaj1 a vesajd
Cd samej svevole.
/ Cert ich berie, a ami "a Mich ne,
pod'akuje. Ale ia ii, bracek moi
len tol'ko poviem, ze chudobr
bieda a bohacov samopas strasi.
Kde strasf? Co strasf?
II Zle svedomic, gazdicko, zle sve
ldomie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03

Aha! StraSidlo naSlo bohateho
Skul1ka al V krcme. nuz ale q no
najde al na 10. janlara toho ,ro-
XII! Mrsite priSt do Narodnej
Sokelovni popoludni aIcbo veter
a sa tam doznat'.
ia SAM osobnc, V strasidla ne
verimt ale spredsa mann ,trach a sa
bojim1 re al V SokoIovni no najde.
(Pokracovanie budicne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03

vail Diary boz>kt pill napole
| krest 'ala>kr. Pan larar Heh tiez
povcdal rec ku tpJto prllezitoS,i a
o civil 'ku potom "a rZdia}i. I'D !;
este iSiel ma drnhIi. >trirho}}N
svadbu do DrobnIch
Zatym retniI Andrcj Bcnvdlk a
pripomenuI jubilantom, zc ;:na jl',
GO prczili radoS.i i zalo>ti do toh-
to GaSu a ze zaiStc kcl ii tern
pripomina.ji .ji Svoje 2C-rocn : ma
vanie V Stave manzelskom, 81 ma
chodia pri dobrom zdrayi j 50
svoiimi milvmi dietkami a stoja
81 dobre akO duSevnc, tax .cl"S-
he hmotne. IA 60 maJn len Pana
Boha chvalit' mu d'ak oval III
d0brodcnia do tIch CiaS. a odte-
raz mad 'aIcj pitt zitia zas len
aby >a oddaIi do ochrany trojje-
din6mu Panu Bohu a takto k ne
mu ably volali
X nam Sklon Sa Pane vISin npha
Nam vel mi trpba. vcl'mi trcba
Tphn
Kcd' ceStou zitia nciStOu.
TAX rasto dr>nou. trnistou
I Nam d'alnj k cicl II kracat trcba .
O trcba, trcba Ia nam kriste.
TAX nevyhnutne a Siirne iste. iste
Jak vodcu dial 'ncj cudzote
Jak Svetla noGnej mrakOtc.
Prid vodca vcrnE. ~vetlo cist&.
Jak lacntmu >kyvy' chlcba
TAX treba vcl'mi je nam Teba.
Pripoj Sa Jezu kriSte k nam.
Ned pred>a. pred>a Ty> 20 sam.
Ten dust chlicb. 60 prisieI neba.
Po tychto slov;ch povcdanIrh
Andrejom Benedikom. vsctci pri-
tomni iublantom privolali INA
zdar!' a priali i'm dobrt zdravic
pozchnanio, aby dOzili ZIatcj
svadby.
pr; u51v,n5 Lo3i.b dorov mol,
,,:oh .o.;..L no.oh,lx anna on,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03

HAS Synov.
"Psstr' hovori mat. ''Otec pi-
Sc Ps>t
Otec pise by>tro, by>tro. ba2
preStavky. Sotva stati prevra-
cat .,tranky. Sosky a fotografle
! znamenitych >pisovatel'ov hl'adia
nd jeho bystro pohybujiice sa pc,
70. nepohnn Sd a. zda Sa, zr my.
Slia
"Pozri no, ako sa ii vytribiI!' =.
"PSstn y Skripi pero.
"Psst!' sepcu spisovatelia, ked
striasain sa spolu so stolom od
lldcru Ma kolcno.
Zrazu KraSnuchin vzpriamil sa
kladie pero a nacliva Potuje
rovnI, jednotvarny sepot Tc
V Stisednej izbe hotter Foma Nj,
| kolaieviG modli Sa.
'Pocuiete!r' krici KraSnuchin
"Ci sa nemozete tichsie modlit'
Wy mi prekazate pisat -
"Odpu>t'te :" chulostivo oG
povcdi Foma \ikolajevic!
"Psst!"
\apiSuc pat >tranotiek, Kra
Snuchin 'ahujc Sa a pozera IA
hodinkv.
"Boze, NJ sn' tri hodiny!" ste,
ME. "L'udia spia, .ja Sa.
motny povinnE som pracovat !
| RozbitI, vySileny, >kloniac hla-
WI na box, ide do Spalne. budi ze-
nu a hovori omareno:
Mad a, daj mi este caju! To-
| slabol SOM =
Pise do Styr hcdln a ochotne by
piSal do sieStej, kcby Sd nevy.
cerpalO tema. Koketovanie a Ia
mamie hlavy pred Samym sebou
pred duSe nemajucimi predmet
mi. dial Ike od neskromntho pO.
zorujiceho Okla. deSpotizmuN d
tyranstvo mad malinkvm mrave.
| niSkom. hodenym csudom pod je.
no moe. tvOria sol med iehO
iestvovania. \ akO tpnto deSpota
tn. donna, nepodoba Sa tomu ma
linkemu. unizcnfmu. tichucktmu,
| neSchopntmu Cloveku, ktorthO
SINE privykli vidiet " redakciach
"Tak som vy>ilenI. lie Sotva "a
SPIN :" hovori, lihajuc. "Na-
Sa praca. tato prckliata, nevd'ac-
I'd. galejna praca, vysiluje ME
tax telo, ako dusu Nal by
som bromiStfho kali uzit
Ach, vidi Bob, ked by ME rodina,
| nechal by TITO pracu Pisat'
ma objednavku! To je GZaSnt, Spi
do dvana>tej alebo jednej, spi
l-znamcnite .. Ach. este by spal,
axe by nal Sny, ako by sa ukazal
svetu, keby boil znamenitym spi-
Sovatel'om. redaktorom, alebo
aspon vydavatel,om.
"Celn noe pisal.' sepcc z"na,
rObiac pol akanl tvar. "Psst -
Nikto nesmie ami hovorit AMI
chodit'. ami bMchat'. Jeho sen je
- >viatost'. IA uraZenie ktorej
draho zaplati vinny!
"PsSt = poGut vSade po izbach
"Psst!''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03
co, BUDETE ROBIT 2?

v tie dlhs zimne ,veceri? Citajte
Vecerne Citanie a budete mat z
toho osoh. Cena knizky len $1.0O
mako viazanej a $1.25 tvrdo via
zanei., v redakcii. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03
PSST !...
Napfsal: Anton cechov.

& nayracla Sa dOmON noel "a
chmiirent. seri6zny a ako>i zvlA-
stne s1stredneny. Ma tak% vyzor,
ako by cakal prekutavanie. aicbo
zamySfal samovrazdu. Poprcchi-
dzajnc Sa po Svojej izbe, za>tavu-
je sa, kudli 81 vla>y a Eovori t6-
nom laerta, chcejiiccho pomstit
scstru:
Rozbity 81. ustatI dusou, >rdcc
tlaci. Il tieSen, mech sd II teraz
paci sadnnt' 81 a pl>at y toto
zovie sa zivotom?! Prcco este
nikto neopi>al toho mutit"i'ntho
stavu, ktory stava "a so >ri>ova-
tel ON, ked' je smutnl. no povin-
ny do smiechu privadzat' tlupu.
aIcbo ked' je ve>ely a povinnN na
ohjcdnavku Shy prelievat'? ia
muslin byt' ihravym, 1'ahos tajno-
chIadnym. oStrovtipnIm. no pred
stavte 81. zc mia tlaci tieScn ale
bo. povedzme, re som chorT. u
miera mi diet'a alebo zena!'
Hovori TO, hroziac kOmusi pa
st on a obracaj1c ocami Potom
ide do spalne a budi zenu.
"Nad "a, hovori, ia ,adam 81
pisat'' Prosim t IA. ably lla
nikto nevyrusoval Nemozno pi-
sat, ked' revd deti. chrapu ku-
charky Po>taraj >a tiez o
taj nieco k tomu . Ned
tv vics. Re bez caju nem6zem pi-
sat Caj; to jc jedine. CO. ria
po,ilhnie praci -
Navratiac sa do Svojej izby,
snima kabat. veStu cizmy. So
blicka sa pomaly, potom, pridajilc
Svojcj tvari vlraz uraZenoj ne
vinnOSti, sada 81 k pisaciemu Sto-
IN. Ma stole nic je nic nahodiltho,
kazdodenneho. no vsetko. Eazdi
ma|ichcrna wee nachCdi Sa pri.
.sncj sEmetrii. Sosky a podobiznr
velkych spisovatel 'ov, hromada
makulatlirnych rukopisov. svazck
Biclinskfho so zahnutou stranoG-
koH, zatylna kost' manifesto po-
polnice. list novin, slczeny ne
dbalo. ale tax, ably bolo vidat'
miesto poznacent belasou ceru-
zou, napisom, velkymi literami
ma margine: "Podlo!' Tu bolo j
so fdesat' len teraz zaStr,ihanIch
ceruziek a rGciek novlmi pera-
mi. a!liste polozentch pcdl IA toho.
aby vonkajSie priciny a pripad-
ncSti, ako je ma priklad zkazene
pero, nemohly pretrhovat' ami ma
minntu svobodntho tvoriv6ho le-
III >.
Krasnuchin usadzuje sd na ope-
radio kresla. a zatvOriac Oci. po-
hruzuje sa do obmIsl 'ania tema-
I'll. PoGuje, ako zena pheska pam
toll ami stiepa triesocky do sa-
movaru. Este nezobudila sa eel
kom, vidat' toho. re samovaro-
/ va pokrievka a n6z ustavicne Wy
padujl jej riik. Hned potom
pocnt' 'sipenie samovaru a vypra-
zaneho masa. zena neprestava
Stiepat' triesky b1chat' okolo
pece pokrievkami. Zrazu Krasnu-
chin striasa sa, otvara pol 'akane
oGi zacina ovoniavat' vzduch.
''Boze moi, cad 1" stonie trapne
mrstiac tvar. "Cad! Tato meme.
sitel ma zenska chce ma otravit'
No, posud'teze, pre- Boha, ci mo.
zem pfsat' pri takychto podmien.
kach?
Bezf do kuchyne a pusti sa dc
dramatickeho kriku. Ked' chvi.
l'u zena, ostrazite stGpaj1c ma
prstoch, prinasa mu pohar caju
on tax, ako PRIV, sedi kresle sc
zatvorenymi ocami pohrdzenJ
do myslienok. Nehybe sa, zl'ahk;
bubnuje po tele dvoma prstami ;
robi tax, ako by ami nepozorova
pritomnosti zeny. Ma ieho tvar
TAX, ako prv, je yvraz urazene
nevinnosti.
Ala I;avXo%Ln L{nroy,o,, 1oro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03

kym pravom. re je to vek naine-
bezpecnejsl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03

- Slovenska Ligs je ysenarod-
"a ustanovizeh. vstupujte do nej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-03
$1045. a: an

Nova Oakland Eight ma vsetku
hladkost', ktora je vysledkom mad
chodiacich impulsov silly vrodenych
osem-cylindrovej stistave. Ma do
datok, su nej vylucne mechanicke
vyhody, ktore ju cinia este hladsou
" chode lPahko riaditel nou.
Viaceri inzinierov, ktori mali IL
cast ma tvorbe prvej osmicky Ge-
neral Motors este roku 1914, w.
vinnli tito Novu Oakland Eight.
X tejto najnovsej tlohe priniesli 81
vel XII znalost o osem- cylindrovej
sustave. Moze sa tedy povedat', ze
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-10-15
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, REDWOOD FALLS, mgNEsorA

store at Redwood Fails for the past
year or more.
Joe Troske was called to South Da-
kota to the home of his parents on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Maurstad of Delhi
accompanied by Mrs. Sandager of
Belview, Mrs. Goudy of Seaforth and
Mrs. Praxal of Lamberton attended
the Red Cross Regional conference
for midwestern area at st. James on
Tuesday of last week. A very pleas
ant and profitable day was enjoyed
by the group representing Redwood
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowser and son Of
Illinois City, Ill. are the guests of Mr..
and MRS. Lennie Fuhr. The ladies
are sisters.
At the annual business meeting of
the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church on Thursday afternoon the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: president, Mrs. Lars
Grong; vice president Mrs. Ed. Mog-
enson, secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
G. H. Johnson.
Frank Romberg of Sleepy Eye was
a Saturday visitor in Sea1orth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Fagen and
daughter Doris were Saturday night
shoppers at Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-10-15

Walnut Grove where she will be en-
ployed on a farm.
The Ed. Norrell family of near
Comfrey were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Bredvold Sunday.
Rev. Messelien of Storden conduct
ed services in the Lutheran church
here Sunday.
MRS. Carrie Jensen spent Monday
at Springfield with her mother, Mrs.
j. S. johnson.
Mr. and MRS. w. C. Meyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Meyer attended
the dedication services Of the new
Lutheran church at Redwood Falls
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Anderson spent the
weekend with her parents at Sleepy
Eye.
The Louis Lawrence family were
Morgan visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Olson of Stor-
den were guests of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Jensen,
Tuesday.
Peter Bellig who spent the past
seven months with his daughter, Mrs.
Emil Tonak, left Friday for Sleepy
Eye where he will make his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Remley.
The Ladies Aid were entertained
by Mrs. Carrie Jensen Thursday of
last week.
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Gales

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hook are the
proud parents of fine baby boy born
week ago Monday.
Mrs. Joe Zwach met with a very
painful accident week ago last Fri
day when while canning tomatoes a
can exploded and the contents thrown
over her face, chest and arms. She
was taken to DR.. Valentin who cared
for the burns. Her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Schlevgel from New Ulm came
and cared for her and helped in the
home for a week when she returned
a week ago Sunday to her home at
New Ulm.
Tom Marriott and helper completed
papering the Nettiewyynntt church
last Tuesday. The M. l.. c. ladies
and men gathered Wednesday and
cleaned up after papering and some
plastering. put in a few window
panes and etc. to celebrate the 10th
anniversary of Nettiewyynntt. Rev.
c. L. Hooking has planned a two
weeks service revival meeting. Rev.
Reed from LambertOn who needs no
introduction as to his ability preached
last Thursday and Friday and will
be here four evenings this week.
Mrs. Phil Reynolds and daughter
Phyllis went to Willmar last Thurs
day a week ago to visit several days
at the Charlie Skoglund home. Mr..
Reynolds and son Leslie and Mrs.
George Flesner and children autoed
there Saturday evening and Mrs.
Reynolds returned with them Sunday
evening.
Tom Hicks, Claude Howe and
Robert Nelson, returned home Friday
night from Pierre. S. D. where they
had gone to purchase cattle.
Mr.. Charlie Mimits was i'll several
days last week with tonsilitis.
Fred Glib and Miss Hattie Paggel
were married last Wednesday. They
will make their home on the groom's
farm south of Milroy. Gales wishes
them much happiness and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Flesner were
guests last Friday evening at the Ell
mer Stesvold home near Dovray.
Carl Peterson, brother of Louie
Peterson, died last week at st. Peter.
He was brought home and buried
Friday in the Tracy cemetery.
Mrs. Clarence Munsun and sons
spent several days last week at the
parental Will Leonard home near
Dovray.
Mrs. John Altermat and Mrs Paul
Timm were visitors at the r. F.
Druck home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fiddler and
family visited with friends at Gibbon
Sunday.
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Miss Theo Jensen of Redwood Falls
called on Mrs. II. l.. Sargent Thurs
day afternoon.
A few nelgnbors had a farewell
pasty on Mrs. j. N. Johnson Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. and hrs. Erwin Burr and fam
ily called on LamDerton friends Sun
day.
M. W. Roush of Morton called at
the Sarah McGinn home Saturday
evening.
r. w. Schaurer returned home
"Wednesday from the Cities where he
had been attending the undertakers
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Severson are
entertaining her father, HalvOr Dahl
and brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Dahl of Monroe, Mich.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Saw
yer of Revere, Monday, October 6,
a daughter.
E. &. Cortier was called to South
Bend, Indiana Tuesday by the death
of his father.
Mrs. H. l.. Sargent and son John
returned home Tuesday from Mime
apolis where they had been visiting
relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. p. c. Peters and
Mrs. j. H. Baum attended the asso-
citation meeting of the Congregation
al churches at Comfrey Thursday and
Friday.
The Misses Hilma and Alma Nell
son and Gladys Patterson visited
Mrs. Fred Prail Saturday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Baum visited her daugh-
ter Evelyn in Minneapolis over the
weekend.
Arthur Egge who teaches at Daw-
son spent the weekend at the parent
al F. o. Egge home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lidenberg were
Tracy callers Saturday evening.
Maxine and Arthur Burr were
Lamberton visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lidenberg visit
ed at the E. l.. Scott home at Fair
mont Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. C. Peters and son
Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prail
were callers at the E. E. Weedman
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Bondeson and Mr..
Clarence Inman were united in mar
riage at Redwood Falls, Friday, Oct
ODER 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Doubler and
Mrs. Ed. Debates returned home
Tuesday from a visit with relatives
an Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tellef Tellefson and
daughter Hazel returned to their
home in Bricelyn Wednesday after
visit with relatives here
Miriam Wilson spent the weekend
with her folks in Lucan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lusk and fami-
1y visited at the +. E. Weedman home
Sunday.
Wendelena Pack spent the week
end with her sister, Genevive in the
Cities.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Ellefson were
Tracy callers Saturday.
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Clarence Hammett spent the past
week at Brainerd where he transact
ed business.
Russell Ryan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. j. Ryan was operated on for ap-
pendicitis at the Springfield hospital
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Kettner are visit
ing relatives at Duluth.
Ebert Meyer has returned to Ash
ton, N. D. after a few weeks visit
with relatives and friends in this
community.
Mrs. Anna Peterson has gone to
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Rev. Williams of Russell, Minneso-
ia preached at the Presbyterian
church here Sunday. He and Rev.
Alexander exchanged pulpits on that
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. frost were shop
pers at Redwood Falls on Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pape assisted
with threshing at the John Pape
farm in Underwood on Friday and
Saturday.
Ross Davis is with the home folks
after assisting at the National Tea