davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

eomo to terms with Jimmy Johnston,
manager OF Scott.
Johnson has asked for $4,000 and
q privilege Of % per cent of the
gatc receipts. The garden has Of
f.rcd p per cent with no guarantee.
a conference last night failed to
bring the two factions together but
5notlcr conference was scheduled
today at which time both sides are
expected to make concessions.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
Tn. >xGrIES Ian. : U.oj

los ANGELES, Jan. : UP
raddy Works I. {, l.. \. BASKET,
i..H quintet winds up its schedule
Of preseason practice games tonIs"'
when it meets Whittier. The PrnlhS
omen the Pacific coast conte' eHee
h,re saturday when they cntcrtal"
stanford at the olympic auditorium
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
So. California
Sljort Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Jan. .U.2; -
Coming from behind in the closing
minutes of play, Henry'5 Ciothiers
crack basketball team from Wichita
kans., defeated the Los Angeles
}thlcti~. club quintet, SO to 80, here
last night. The iocais led Is to I6 at
!hc half.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

PASADENA, Calf, Jan. : y,f.
cate receipts for the New Year S
iav football game between l'ltsS
aargh and University of Sou'n|I" 3"
california was approximately S@lo'.
coo. directors Of the Tournament oI
Roses association have announced'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

LOS ANGELES, Jan. ! up =
Cecil Payne ana Coldie Hess, both
r.htwcights, VIII fight on the or2n-
,.,s card Of 1880 at the Olympic club
mere toniglt. Payne took the oecl-
.;oa when the two met here recently
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

LOS ANGELES, Jam. UP
Ovcr-confidcnce cost the Hollywood
AIIlliouaires a hockey game here
last night when the san Francisco
Tigers came from behind in an over
time period to win the tilt, ; TO :.
The visitors trailcd the Million
a.res W to The last l5 seconds Of the
third canto when they caught them
ua}ping aad tied the score.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

ing there at present but part cf the
residence is occupied by Sam WISE,
tate traffic officer, who turned in
tEe alarm.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

Los ANGELES, Jan. lU.G, r.
\ brilliant field of more than 900
golfers viii tramp over scsen ruin
soaked courses here tomorrow i'll an
attempt to win places among the
rs and ties who will start in the
FIRST round Of tie fifth annual Los
Angeles .l0x0o open tournament
Friday.
among them vii be many Of Tie
gafue's most famous players, inc ad
ing DIN Dutra, Johnny Farrell, Joe
iutucsa, and Charlie tucat.
While the 30o are sliding over
muddy fairways, list Of 43 nation
ally known professionals and te"
llnateurs wln sit snugly at home IN
lie security q tncir honor i'ees
%. the exemption roster
The contcuded IS are not required
tn qualify because they are among
he first 80 Of the Los Angeles 1879
ogen. and the first 50 of the 1879
nitcd states open. In this Sroap
too. are players from foreign coun-
rrics and United States territories
,,uo were granted exemption.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. : tU.E1 - \
Basketball team from Tulsa, Okla,
playing rs the 3" Eagles was dt-
fcatcd hy the Hollywood Athletic
.lub five here last night in = five
minute overtime period. The score
was 3. to -.
The score stood l al a the haif
;lid - all when the regular playing
time ended
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

eft as hurricdly for st. Paul. Shires
vii fight Tony Facth, baseball
pitcher, tonight
Although Minnesota J.. acmbcr
of The National Dosing association
which has suspended ab.r.e, the CON.
rission held that t.c contract was
signed before he was suspended.
After tonight's fight Shircs viii
drop in at Lansing to hear The Mich,
igan RoXing commits ion discuss
charges Of Dan Daily, Cleveland, o.,
that he took "dive" as requested
curing his fight with rbircs. Thc
Great One made it cc5ar his visit was
only Il social call. Il was coufidnet
his record would be r#ar-d.
rAVENPORT, Io#n, Jan. : UP,
joNing is not legal in Iowa, but IF
..rthur (Iho Grcat) Nllres is not
!ood enough fer the - states in
,,hich boxing IS legal he is not Goad
enough for laYenport.' Matcamak-
~ {. j. Hcnaghan said today rs he
ANNOUNCED caneclIatioa r. tho ap-
nCarance cf the White Sox first
aaaaHaa scheduled for January =.
The action wa taken, Henaghan
sid. because Of TIL. Michigan
Gsa.ec5 tbat Sd.res "fAc1' fright
and in spite 81 tine fac; that -
lrow ahircs woall b. q monoymak-
e. here
en- recount Of continued dly
weather iackgabbits have invaded
grain fields, especially in the Tu,
lare Lake bottom.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
Here And There
In Sport World

NEW YOR.., Jan. : W: YIN
coat Richards, American professions.
teaois champion, has signed to de
fond his tiUe in match against
Jack Norwood of Florida IT the Jai
1la Ironfon mt Miami, where Lou
Magnolia, New Narl, boxing rciv.ct.
is promoting indoor sports.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

NH'N Y RK, Jan. : tUf Eugene
l,uat's 5 first 0l4t in this country as
s. .autamwtigAt proved disastrous
v.2en the H,t'e Hrenchman wa
>oaadly beaten last night ~ Archi,
reIl ct Braollyn in IT. rounds n' the
81. Nicholas arena. Iluat Hr'gaed
!-3 10, Eel lI9 II.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

NEW NpEN. Jan, : ,UE, rh0
ii o. E.-'uJ win meet sack
arhc'., \nc.aw heavyweight
"r.rn. 81 Miami February =, d.
G olson ~aaJ~g Garden Officials c@r
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

On recount of continued dry
weather iacleabbits have invaded
grain fields, especially in the Tu,
larc Lake bottom.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

%EW YORK. Jan. I U.2, Gtso
.:e.sglt of Philadelphia and Allen
Uau of -. Louis teJay were the
leading cont,u3crs tor the world p
rec-cushioa billiard championship
o-. u r,sult ot t.. 'eteat OF JoAnnr
I..rlon Of Scdaaa, Me, last wight.
Layton, defending champion, va,
ten by Az: h.erShotcr Of Chi.
,.-3, in - innings, - to IS.
geis.lt mu l'al were rH5.1tJu
.aa rla, ,;.ee. today, the tor"e'
ug W.a tur straight ma;cbgs
t.4 tlr E.tl three.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
Gray Hair May Be
Mark of Good Looks

Il -1Zl lave taken : E011 r=z-
lE crz-z-= : -z-=-E1- zz1 Co
: -EFs-Es- @ Er1- writer g
wc-S E- : E-=- = EE-
-s---s 81 --sz E-- "
-zrE-zir gray - --e--m-zfF
EEE-s LAR ar 1T g - E-=-zz
--EzzE Nay . Ec--E -z- wTl
cr-sEsE tat arg r-a =--E-
zz-- --r- - see tie g. a
ezter - rs Ez-rz[ h-sz1 -
GT4 49, = ERzE rlR E7Zz- =--
silver krz
O-s or r-~ -e=- known dress
-o-sss - f-ts c1---r T. : tai
1zeF-lF -cz1z To-z- -1rH hair
zf-nE- white So -=z- - - Z
sr-zlxht -z--rh boh- ra-sr -
r-e -b6rA Hs- Tr hair g. rally
= zzs@- Sc - rE-@b=rs6 -
hs- Ear --le -os1eIs INST -
beautiful - Ene LAY - forgotten
f-- E-k e sc-s Outstanding -
czlllT-r o APPEARANCE
TIE ee%1T-g Esd Cd Did III
ro.1-fAz- TIE coming G. E-z- C
--f.s hz+- EzE : sort Ct ---E-z
tat = TE tire to pr z=z-
yo1r-<rl things There were Ger
tain cot1rz certain fashions that
-p<e REGARDED = too ro1thf-l to-
the -ozzr with gay hair u nat
rzr hoE ro1rE she -1Ear D she
retired into : sort OF hzlEncI---
~ for lffe-E-z- ard lavender
ard wife and black -ers the col
orr she wore
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

Later there viii undoubtedly be
revival Ct ccl0rfzI prints. but
Bns- - present solid tones are
EzT11g things pretty much their
1w1 nay. ard with the coming ~
Errzng and s1-rer plain pastel
Zones VII Be the natural Success
bnrs c. the deeper bright tones q
e winter months May 90 THE
dresses and ensembles designed
c. Palm Beach wear show : con-
1Ezzr5on OF rEo distinct coAcrz l.
pastel range. sometimes q rather
1 pastel combined With :
right shade O. the sane o. =
ror-r2Er-cg cDAnr. and these co..
brill dresses wiIl O. course make
= appeal 70 the business woman
racss fonc1ess for bright coEoE
IS become g apparent
Thzz does not Eea-- OF corrss-
hat II business women wear
fright coicrs c. that working Il
cEce produces : taste for
nlor- One STU sees errs-priSirg
busi1ess women dressed in navy
ne relieved Only by trim white
0zlars and cuffs There are e
r1ea- private secretaries il smart
hlzck- fling clerks II brown ard
TFE-s - gray Only there are
n0r 9 many O. them g there
Fnre we're and the girl who az
pears = black today nay burst
nrrh into deep red C. brilliant
ErEen to-o-rc-- Sne 10 longer
1nr<s dull DARK f1co1spicu1us
Er1o- - = E1t<o-- q her r-ots%
Ecz
l. fscr the old i6sz that ora lad
. choose special rEofhes 1t znF
CIT for b1zi1sss hours has GEfz
81 = Sz-rl1Cz1cE any dress
- -u1ld e appropriate for tzr
90 -ezr g a---UP-lzrz for hz=t
ass AcZ-z- zEE practical street
x<rZEs g suitable for TIE rrTr
zrk sd forth az rhs beginning
- E1 @ tke Ezr-
= 1zs hzzf-eSs ~1-zz rEr1z=z
@%zhAa csn1s.srIzg Ct Hack
" Gzrk h-cw- ccz- ard Ezrrzi-E
- nth = bright dress Z = -
EESe Sc reaIz-E= -Ezr dark CT
- ara s-z- fer re street BEr
- also rezHs-Es That : rn51--zf
-zsz E0r56s< : pleasant CO.
-zs- C --e dark @ -s-r-zE -n-=1
arkruz1 q TIE Gee Ard -
zEEH Sc Aas : -Z-e- = dresses
= Er WARDROBE So E1e= 80 hsSE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
Christmas Gifts
She May Wear

H she hasn't = tezrhe- Jacket
there's q idea = TIE stores
Tou VII find Es- small enough
for the girl &c tr0 ard large
en01Eh for me girl q r=ecrr-
and larger Even -zndno-hs-
might Ike one u she = the rong
ish sort q g-artnOehe- Tho takes
walks = the country ard skates
and PLAYS golf q rz16-orherz
10 nowadays These neE jackets
are made q glove lszrhe- lined
With Er-eL and they nay .
bought II red greer black brown
- navy bl1a- Ard there are glove
leather bersr5 g rzrrh
For : ehEld C any z=s under
four C Eve yoa might Ike ! pair
@ rhe rs- barry slippers made
. sAsspskr G Eo1sIhfnz that
Dozs Ike II Eith the suzds side
CT zrE fhs EooIy side l. where
= vii keep little feet =zn G TIE
oldest winter E7---E H--s
zsz1 CEr f-0- r1z Skin Efrh real
Er1r o1g ears = placed OVER rhe
Eo1r C szrh slipper
= quEIrac satin 5zrEobe azes
: very E1=s1T present E0< TIE
g-I = boarding sch1oL O. co.
EEz Ven ca bET Eass hz-h-1n@z
- sal girls toe -1s-= z-s
ehz---E ozsz C. scr hzz G r<
E1< h-- E-= 1t r=o C tree
F0E-r1@Ez sE7z-E- zs e
1--1=1 ~c are Sz-o7-z-s To-
Es AT girls E-s- * - sEs-
SEez-z-- [---Ez 1@rsr z-1 z--
rE -zze -= Er -zrsz ro-Ez
-h = -l-rE- Err 1n-. z-rz &C
Zz- cal q : ErE5=rs
II E-1r Ez-t@ 10 1n-r
Tzzr = --5=z TT E-F ~
Ees - rs -r-r z-F El
- [ - E=E-r= -1EE Ike
ere C [s go @t-a ---=
are Coz z-- COL hszLs &c E--
-r=- s1-z-r Errz1rz-E rz-rE-
szz Er- OLE E I'D Dc=-
attractive Ers En-@F zEz C
EE-zr117 AMIR . ssEs g car
-z-
IL -1-8 E-E S-E are -n-7l
t. the III SO . zzrz CT -
--g-A Th@-e are rEs YER Eh1rT
r-=z rEzr Lr-5s --E sse- C 1-l
- zr--zr--s --E-e ARE haEh
S<E r-z- -zE IL -H=E
rinckET e --e Es-as- TAT oder
girls =zs- q Ike -zs En1kE are
zr-cEs-=[ -e- - rr@- -o-k
g -sS@ Toa EnrE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
LIKE RICH TONES
IN OFFICES AND WEAR
NEUTRAL HUES AT HOME

|k1 OS1NESS women ike . wear brgtt-colored dresses II
the once There i q vezr-rourd demand for them
among women who are II business for themselves g well .
re rell-dressed stenogrzphers. tvplsts and other Office a.
E1s-znts- Just q present the richer shades az red-zll the
|kzT from tomato 10 Burgundy-zre especially well liked
Greens are still II favor and there i good reason % believe
that there VIII Be Z ready demand for the bright blues that
kre 70 Re offered after Christmas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

These 1o<1 attractive E0--S
are -z1s- sc-@tf-eE nf printed
81 crepe - light and dainty
t1-ss ard pa--e-E Sometimes
t5sr are -s6s o crepe G cline
- pain cnLo-- Sometimes C crepe
satin
Here are the r1so- listed -
one roo6 tnop for nigafEo--.-
Tea rose. bzrara heart apricot
Sfls green sxESheIl and light
blze- That list means &c cars
that r0- have pink and bfEe- re-
lon and green Eo=E =I-h that
lovely light neutral tn-= called
ezEzzsL
Tie trimming O. r1e go ro--s
oor5i5-s III ha-d embroidery. hand
hz-srrrhi-g- appli1Ees q Eelf @
contrasting material fine Lzre
You car make these lovely <0-rs
yourself O. ron car Try then q
r-1ces that range from 6- to hin
.-a1d re- hig-- toe III = ret
n-z trimmed nth real Are ard
elaborate hand e-b-ufde-
Black -oi-e evening EFirr@~
are Eo- WITH black evening
trnczs of sheer fa5-e-
We're r7s-ltnE again That = =
aT. re are wearing tasez petit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
Jade Elephants

T,ere are eo-s h-ef- little es@
rA-z1Es carved -oz 5s6e that
hzrT from bracelets and 1scE-
arrS CO 5s1s bezts TsT a-s not
cAer- r. --f- suggest Ire re
q les expensive ssrEzrts-
-h.rh cczs = - sorts Of cheap
imitation E.nr%-hrrE from
brackets ard r@~EkrzE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

--E ~eE~E EEr-e-- rSEr@~
E-EmE -rM - -E#r u rnlr e r+
~E-S t-E- #~# m-E~ -E~H
&C &C. acc - Ne- w--rr mE~r-
--1< ~ &C. ~ll- f.@ H. -zBE~
~ E-~@ Frlr E-s-r-- ne
sc--@s@-- r-sr< ~ say
GEr-a- care - -~H rRr-~.
&C --@ cs-rm- Ezr-E-~ arc
1eE-- = Ber- - ypl-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

1E arr EHHm-rmwEf mf EnTME~E
EIsT rr#mafa there a~# MmA#
5000 thHs AaaA MK IN fAHF rmar
rtNFr MMMf n MH
th@F# 49, nttN~n H~HF ~
tres rnHr Mnr-~what ~ma &C
arw fEMKN fu-NrK FMAF A HM
rh@ MrFrnHw rhH~-w~- AA
nnFf M EaAaE n@A' m-r
thaH# rHrxnsAFr EFFHAHa AH #H
~ nl-rA~ - 80 HAHF lH mH#
inn8 LnMm g. rn~T hmnE m@ tH#
rMrk fr fH cas- wN#M -
-h~m &c ame &c fhME nF
Hras go taEF &C stH M
-r# mnrF MABw-rlE# nr M MrmH
rhMF MW numH HH MHE H4HM
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r~natFmlF E-TnNma 4a
wsH g. tm HrEIlrr GO hMM E
rArk.nE cot t1F Er@msmH mt @
r.AEH
AHnrhrr Hnrr RMF w amHmwEH
wv Hra1r rAr#hRH fhH - EA
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mrlE An ar Mm sea-
H~r~rE~mEHE~ w@maF Mrm
49, rnrirnr Wrt ArF Mn~ ar
thHE whTn 49, er &C., N
NJ rraMH rhaf ~ r n
fhAH -aKl~1 500 A-r AHr A4
tar e. hMH &c NJ MAHH M
1T AmHaw HEM- #r#M M#M mHEM
wr#t AF pmM Earm MH FM# NJ
60 $500
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

tate 20 select red or bright blue
. one Of rAe bright tones or
green - she might Z she wore
-he same dress tzT after day III
shs were choosing : dress To
Ee7- within ire more coAo-fri
Surroundings Of he- o~r home
shs might prefer = dress O. ns-
rzl or 6zrk tone
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
and Ends Solve Daily Dress
Problem with Interest and Charm

ATIGHT gowns are c=1-e elaborate nowadays Th- are
~ often bered and azh1d and ther are Amos zixz-=
trimmed
Mary z their arc -zdr - t5cbzrk fzzhi---rhzr wv TIE
sash ends are attached - rhe sides and -c - TIE tzrk These
sash ends are usually VI rbho1. though so-eti-ez they are
made W tre re-e w the gown
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

- - - - - E4-E -
rather fsEr1rE- trimmed VIE
lzrs-
Lne1 E+ores - ever ST. a-r
-n- p -1-s- VIC N-T~e rr#1-
GET cars - col1 weather - E1c
are sc- o-e rs7~- g ether. -n~h
cot O. doors Fe@ceEf-r1 EtnraE
s-s c--s@ -T-- IT. ard 60 E-H
the f-rIt-e[ gloves There e.
lovely f. fabric -ir~@ rh7rE-
these arc better frr outdoor rrtE
9 For r---f-- tran e. r-rE--
T1s hszv leather EnFes ---Iw
l--Rr are -1z- To- r--r1-- 60
trey stan - u-1@- hz-1 -ea
%eT 1z7cEs-hs-1s rt FH-=-
tier ar El-arrr ---t@- % zEF
roao-x ard - fzhr5r1-hzr sE
sheer E-e-- hear Ira crs-@ 60
chine >e--n 6-=rT- r-H@--
EeoEe-e-fheT are --+--ar ~
rz-s-T r. VAS -T-H lzrs z-1 e-
hr11cs-T AT zPpll1zFz
S--spr% rzs-a sandals have
c-csE1--- straps r-e- tHa tres
ard i-Eter@ ~f-.e-aac-- - --E- R--
t-zr-S-s angles Ter rr-s 60 I'D
= red black E-e=z- silver -
-n1d-
Fer nolr z-1 rzTrr rezrn-
there are s-orE-Es e SIX and
-ool - cht-oz Weight -he- 1nck
rel-z-d rorr TRY Keep tie
ankles -lcs ard warn -heF
Aren't overly expensive either
Yong girls CT cn-rEe. E-E-
Yong ErrIs who Ez-s Eo-1 11-
LIZ TIT - 1z-ce c. r-c g Erk
crepe for underwear Ef-ce Icy
EoI Oh enough -n ch1ose res-
60 clr-hes are -1- r1--a--Fr1r
wearing -zr- -rre-hf-Ez -hrF
cEocse TIRE thin -rMcEf E-
Eer-s MADE Ct SIX ard rorl -
pezstrs- perhaps TIT sire guard
Against c15co-ro-- f-n- too great
cnh
Ven car HZE Er-n--z- E-E-z C.
fsSTsz C rza Dc--Er &C. F1zr ha--
tsEz SI-Eis Initials. g r-o c-
three rc-r-he-. both zre E-a---
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

nnsrs 7zf- Sn-e - to- z-p
HE@ r1rh FIRE E-rArlssrec ri
esE - ire k-e- e1EA. s1-e ara
rather f=Er--El- r-z--a6 --z
Ezrs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

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wa-rr #Hr AHrF BHHH mA4-H
wv lEr# af-er FhHr rAra whn M
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ArrkHr waF IVY EH# snmF M
1870 - rnEhrH W t# M#EEF
n-rr ~ &c
~ trHr rf &C. ErFM A#~ E
W E-rAH t2Aa rhFAF -W
WV r#r mEr-H - nr mAEF~A
hanzHHF ~ #nE# @rAF M#
80 rMFMF huHHnmE WI H#rH# -Af
&C. cute H# ~w#m#HH E
r~~ W rmM~K# m~- N#
dresses - mm1r Fram
fh# sane ngnrFE aH MrHHsm
- m n- fhrHF ~ HrMr AH
-urN aEE M@FM~rm ma -
Fm dresses arF rtHEr rmwrw MF
rlFrFr Arr NV mFH sat Mr f
$40 rrasrr r~rHaFE H co..
w mwmm# - ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

S--srre -z5a-a Ez-TzAE hare
c-osEcr-- straps r=e- ths tres
ard i-srep@ fnte-fac-- - --E- s--
t-ar-rs angles -he- cr-e 60 lid
- red black green. silver g
-r1l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

We're r1s-itnE again Tat g .
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-31
MRS. SARAH ]. BOILING
PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Sarah j. Boiling who has made
her home with her daughter, Mrs. C.
L. Farver for some time, died De-
cember "a, at the age of 80 years, 2
months and days.
Sarah J. Blinkensop was born in
Frostburg, Maryland, October 10,
1850 and with her parents moved to
Belle PLANE, Iowa at the age of three
years and grew to womanhood there
She was married to VIM. R. Boiling,
May %, 1870 and soon after they
joined the pioneers in Northwest
Iowa, settling on a homestead in
Osceola county. All of the hardships
and trials of frontier life were known
to them.
Seven children were born to them,
six of whom are living. Mr.. Boiling
died in 1908 when Mrs. Boiling moved
to Ocheyedan, Iowa where she resid-.
ed until failing health compelled her
to give up her home. Since then she
has lived with her daughters spend
ing most of the time in the home of
Mrs. c. L. Farver in Redwood Falls.
The funeral was held at the Farver
home December 26, at 800 o'clock
with Rev. G. E. Martin of the Meth
odist Episcopal church officiating,
The music which was furnished by a
quartet composed of Mrs. Max Treu,
Mrs. C. A. Hillig, H. v. Starr and
Thomas Hosken was in charge of
Mrs. H. v. Starr.
The remains were taken to Oche-
yedan, Iowa Saturday where she was
laid to rest beside her husband and
son, the Order of the Easter Star
having charge at that place. The;
out Of town people who attended the
funeral were Mrs. Louis Zeug, Mus
catine, Iowa: Mrs. M. L. Henderson
and J. p, Boiling, Sioux Falls., S, D.,
Mrs. Mary Nester, Clinton, Iowa, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Posi-, Sanborn..
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Miss Louise Oberlin was week.
end guest at Stewart.
D. G. Klein of Sanborn transacted
business here Tuesday.
Misses Hazel Jensen and Lucinda
Hirsch of Wabasso were Tuesday
business callers here.
Mrs. VIM. Field has been guest
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Jessie Posi-, at Franklin.
Miss Marie Brand of Wabasso was
an over Sunday visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Farrell.
Leon Orth of Milbank, South Da-
kota spent Friday here on business.
He returned to his home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Stensvad and
son Marvin were Sunday dinner
guests at the v. L. Symes home at
Sacred Heart.
The Kun Join Us Class of the
Methodist church-will meet Tuesday
evening, January 6, at the home Of
Mrs. c. L. Lynn.
Ira r. Rogers, new county auditor,
on Tuesday purchased the Mrs. Mary
Reed house on East Broadway. The
deal was made through the Smith
Agency.
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Mrs. D. L. Thomas and children Of
Vesta were visitors here Monday.
Miss Ethel Ryan Of Olivia was a
Saturday shopper in Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SwoDoda were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Brown at Franklin.
Lloyd Spang and j. A. Baikie went
to Sioux City, Iowa Sunday where
they spent several days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swoboda ex-
pect to spend New Years Day in
Olivia with friends and relatives.
The Industrial Society of the
Church of Christ met at the home of
Mrs. G. Manning Tuesday afternoon.
A special group of ladies silk lin
gerie at one half price during Phil
bricks Pre-Inventory Sale continuing
next week. 26-1t.
Mrs. Besse Cameron returned to
her work in Minneapolis Sunday af-
ter spending several days here at the
home of her sister, Mrs. L. w. Hass-
niger.
Miss Eleanor label, Miss Mabel
Wood and Stanley Wood of Plain
view were visitors at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Martin Sunday
and Monday.
Max Treu returned Sunday to Lam
sing, Michigan where he is employed
after spending Christmas and the re-
mainder of the week here with Mrs.
Treu and the children.
The men and women who live at
the County Home desire to thank the
w. C. T. u. and the Red Cross for
their kind thoughtfulness in sending
an extra bit of Christmas cheer to
them.
The Good Will Circle of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of MRS. H. P. Sanders, Monday
evening, January 5. Mrs. B. P. Finn
and Mrs. j. Albert Johnson will be
the assisting hostesses.
T.. E. Leon Jones of Storm Lake,
Iowa will speak in the First Presby-
terrain church, Sunday morning and
evening. This begins a series of ad-
dresses by a layman. DR.. Jones
comes here as lawyer.
CARD OF THANKS: We wish to
express our sincere thanks and deep
gratitude to those neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the illness and death of our be-
loved wife and mothe,..-George Pal
mer and sons.
The men of the Church of Christ
will serve their annual "Corned Beef
and Cabbage" dinner in the Church
basement, Tuesday evening, January
9th. Price SOC. Children IL and un-
der Csc. Serving to begin at $50.
26-1t
Misses Katherine and Alice Stew
art who had been holiday guests at
the home of their parerts, Mr.. and
Ms. Robert Stewart, left Saturday
for Des Moines, Iowa where Miss
Alice is student at Drake College
Miss Katherine went from there tt
State College, Pennsylvania Monday
driving through in new Chevrolet
coupe which she purchased while
here. She will be employed as an ex.
tension worker in Pennsylvania.
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