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ship. but since that isn't possible,
we are giving prizes TO our en-
ployees who do exceptional work in
helping US gain our sales quota"
Speaking of new features, the
u. s. s. Akron. which I hope TO see
in August, has new features IN
lighter than air construction
aplenty," says J. B. McNeece.
"A flying telephone system, near
" three city blocks long, equalling
in efficiency and number Of instru-
ments the equipment found in a
small apartment house, is being in
stalled in the ship.
The system includes II separate
telephones, located at strategetic
points from the bow to the stern
Of the Akron, which will provide
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
NEW YORK'S SHAME

TT is possible, though not at all certain,
that New York will attempt to do
something about this gangster business
after Tuesday nights terrible tragedy in
which small children were the victims OF
gangster bullets.
AS long as gangsters continue to Kill
each other or police officers in their
constant warfare, the public of the me-
tropolis is quite likely to remain largely
Indifferent
But when children are the targets for
bullets it is bound to set the public think
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30

But I shall be happy he said to
Uncle Wiggily, If you can make
me fly again SO I may go from
flower to flower slipping the sweet
honey juice with my long tongue"
The butterfly had long tongue,
as thin as a pin, and it could be
curled up like an elephants trunk
when the butterfly was fitting
about. When he lighted on flow
er ne uncurled his long, thin tongue,
stuck it deep down into the bios
som and slipped up the sweet
juice.
Have no fear" said Uncle Wig
gily kindly, you shall fly again. 1
cannot make your broken and torn
wing new, like the one that isn't
torn, but I can mend it quite well
! think.
With what can you mend my
wing?" asked the butterfly, who
was sitting on a blue flower. But
he was so unhappy, thinking he
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
CHANGE OF VENUE
PETITION FILED
BY PRESBYTERY

Pleading the convenience of wit
nesses and the best ends of justice,
the Presbytery of Los Angeles yes
terday afternoon filed in the county
clerks office a demand for change
OF venue to Los Angeles county of
the suit brought by d. r. Craw-
ford.
Crawford's suit asked return of
property which he had decided to
the Presbytery on condition he re-
ceive income from the property for
the duration of his life. Part OF
the property is in Imperial county
and part in Los Angeles. Crawford
charged the Presbytery failed 70
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would never fly again. that he
didn't sip any sweet juice.
Il will mend your broken wing"
said Uncle Wiggily kindly, with
some of this thin paper and sticky
paste that I used TO make Buntys
kite" For the rabbit gentleman,
after making the kite for the little
orphan rabbit, had plenty of paper
and paste left over. 1t was on the
ground near where he stood looking
first at the butterfly and then at
Bunty and then at the little orphan
rabbits kite. which was high in the
air. like a bird Only the kite could
not fly away because Bunty had
hold of the string that was fast
ened to it.
Nov, if you please" went on I'm
Gle Wiggily as he cut thin piece Of
paper and put some paste on one
side, If you please, my little but
terfly friend. hold very still. Don't
move your broken wing and I will
tasten this piece of paper over the
hole. When it dries your broken
HlAlB Cs14l imp anu 4iOP anu DtdL IllC
air just as your good wing does and
you can move around from flower
to flower as you did before"
Oh, how happy I shall be them"
whispered the beautiful creature.
Very carefully and gently, Uncle
Wiggily pasted the paper over the
hole in the red wing which the but
terfly held very still and quiet. In
about a minute so warm was the
sun and so gentle the breeze that
blew on the paper and paste, it was
quite dry.
Try now" said Uncle Wiggily
TO fly as you did before"
The butterfly lifted its two wings,
one on each side. The mended
wing was a little heavier than the
other, and a bit stiff and clumsy,
but to the delight of the insect, it
found that it could rise in the air
almost as well as before.
oh, joy!" cried the butterfly
Now I am all right againl l can
ily about and gather honey. I don't
suppose" he said with a little smile,
that I look very stylish with a
mended wing, but who cares?"
who. indeed" chuckled Uncle
Wiggily. After all, what is style?
You can fly which is more than I
can do, and which is more than my
muskrat lady housekeeper, Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, can do. Nurse
Jane can't fly and yet she thinks
she is very stylish!'
"Ha Hal" laughed the red but
terfly. II am so happyl"
so am T." said Uncle Wiggily,
for he was glad he had been able
to help the butterfly.
Just then Baby Bunty gave a loud
cry ard said:
"Oh, Unkie Wig I let go the
string and now my kite is blowing
away Oh, what shall I dol
Dear mel" said Mr.. Longears,
looking at the flying away kite.
I'm sure don't know what to do,
Baby Buntyl"
But I dol' said the red butter
fly Il will call a hundred of my
butterfly friends. We will soar into
the air, catch hold of the kite string
and bring IL back to Baby Bunty.'
And that's just what the butterfly
did. Calling on many other butter
flies fitting about the field, the red
insect with the mended wing flew
up into the air The butterflies
twisted their long tongues about the
dangling end of the string and
brought it back to Bunty.
Now l am happy" said the Or
phan rabbit. Il have my kite
again
So everybody was happy, and If
the kitchen chair will stand up on
its hind legs and reach a molasses
cookie down off the pantry shelf
for the pussy cat, I'll tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily's dancing frog.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
NAVY DIRICIBLE
CONTAINS LONG
TELEPHONE line

"A contest within a contest" in
connection with the third annual
Goodyear Zeppelin Race for Good
year dealers" is being planned by
McNeece and McNeece. local Good
year dealers. All Of the organiza-
ton would like to attend the Good
year dealers frolic in Akron in Au-
gust and have a look at the U. S
S. Akron, the worlds largest air
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
PAINFUL PILES
Go Quiek-No Cutting-No Salve

Go Quiek-No Cutting-No Salves
II takes only one bottle of DR..
j. S. Leonhardt's prescription
EM-ROID-to end itching, bleed
ing, protruding piles. This internal
remedy acts quickly even mold,
stubborn cases. HEM-ROID sue
ceeds because it heals and restores
the affected parts and removes
blood congestion in the lower bowel
the cause of piles. Only an in
ternal medicine can do this, that's
why salyes and cutting fail.
Clements Drug Store says HEM
RO1D Tablets must end your Pile
misery or money back.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
CUTTING DOWN LIST

LOS ANGELES, July 80. (U.P -
A committee of IL members started
today on the huge task of selecting
a preferred" 100 names from a list
of 1853 applicants for superior and
municipal judgeships, in Los An
geles county. Governor James
Rolph, Jr, will reduce the pre-
ferred' list to the final l6 ap-
pointees at about the middle Of
August.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
WATCH FOR THESE

FORT COLLINS. Colo. U.P) "A
coral snake was found in Poudre
Canyon near here recently. 1t was
10 iBches long. The corals bite fi
almost as fatal as that of a rattle-
snake. The reptile has a flat threee
cornered head, and about its body
are rings of orange, cream, black
and white colors.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF
Ipaperial Valley for This Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
July 80, 1911

July %, IJII
At last the residents of Imperial
Valley are TO enjoy the long neg
lected opportunities OF motor boat
ing on Salton Sea. An l8-foot
launch will be operated from the
south bank of the sea. Parties will
be taken out and suitable camping
grounds equipped on the lake.
There being no funds on hand
for the purpose of purchasing
stamps and other necessary sup
plies. directors Of the Imperial IT.
rigation district have assessed them
selves $40 each for this purpose
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
BOY PROVES GOLF EXPERT

MEXIA, Tex. U.R)-Wallace Fitz-
gerald. l0-year-old Ennis lad, drew
q crowd here when he shot a 49 In
nine holes OF golf. Wallace made a
birdie on the second hole.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30

The governor is improving. Iester-
day his average was 500. He commuted
one hanging but permits another
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Fair tonight and Friday but over
cast tonight on coast; no change in
temperature; gentle westerly winds
offshore. Fair weather over week.
end
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Iuiy 2O 1910

II the state road bond issue car
rieS this fall Imperial Valley will
have a modern highway connection
with Yuma which Will make a two
hours trip between Holtyille and
that point an easy matter, according
to Supervisor L. T. Shaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30

"What-a- Man" is reported to have dis
appeared And if he has gone as far
away as we would like to have him it
won't be any too far.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30

Seventeen years ago and Its Long
Way to Tipperary." 1t doesn't seem that
far back.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30

Lawyering must not be SO profitable,
or else judging is better. In Los An
geles l763 lawyers seek 16 judgeships.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30

The half mile of rough road
leading to Alamo beach at Salton
Sea has been disced and dragged
for motorists who are expected to
make the journey to the new beach
on Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
THE WEATHER
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY

Fair tonight and Friday with
moderate temperature; gentle shift
ing winds. Probably cloudy in the
morning
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30

1t might not be a bad idea to use wheat
for these breakfast foods instead OF saw
dust.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30
TEN YEARS AGO
.Iulv 20 1921

Imperial Valley grapes are leay-
ing at the rate of four TO six cars
a day. The crop this year is about
five days late in maturing. The
high standard in quality created a
steady demand and held the price
up.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-30

Bill Mulholland, long a chief
engineer of the public service de-
partment of Los Angeles; w. B.
Mathews, attorney, and power COM
pany officials, attended the Asso-
ciated Chambers of Commerce
meeting at Calipatria last night for
a discussion Of the Boulder creek
dam project. They wished to dis
cover Imperial Valleys demands
and opinions in the matter.
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ROoMs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR.

1923 BIZ TMORE ST. NV bright cheer
ful rooms. 3rd floor furnished or unfurn
~ K. continuous hot water; near 18th and
Columbia rd Adams 1926
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1851 NORTHAMPTON sT.-Large bed room
and closet: south front; continuous nor
water. half square car; gentlemen slo
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1920 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nice, large, clean
rooms; continuous hot water. excellent meals;
prices reasonable close in: men preferred.
Metropolitan 1865.
COUNTRY COOKED MEALS. private bath.
running water. telephone, home privileges;
So per week. Phone Metropolitan 1856.
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1929 KENYON ST N.W-Attractive room.
well llehted and heated second floor; $3.50
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1879 COLUMBIA RD-Funished rooms.
also apt; man and wife or gentlemen.
/ mouse Kept Clean very reasonable Adams
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1000 II ST NV. Apt 2-Large furnished
room for two; twin beds.
bath, unlimited phone service; reasonable
rates Adams 9503
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GOLORED 1853 Willard St NV Apt .
Large pleasant room for refined coiIple or
kIlS' reasonable. Phone North 5Il2-J
li2s eth ST. NE.-Ncely furnished rooms
Snet SURROUNDINGS. in room. $40: othprs
S4- and SIS monthly; gentlemen preferred
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1915 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-Double
and SINGLE rooms with board; suitable for
students O-5G
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1925 i4th ST. NV. near Park rd.-SinFle
and double: plenty heat. hot water; all
home cooking; single, So double, So Col.
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?l1 2nth ST. NV or 3 nice rooms rea-
Sonab!e Also few pieces antique furniture
cheap. Call Sundays or evenings week DAYS
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2ls CLAIMING ST NE.-Room. nicely
furn.: heat. cleo: next bath; convenient.
Take Mt. Rainier car. GARAGE. SIS for z
22l0 PENN. AVE. NV. THE PLAZA-Beau-
tifrl outside room for business girl Apt.
705 Hansen. 20
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SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.

FORT STRONG VILLA, Lee Highway, Va
10 minutes to Wash. Open all year. Double
and single rooms House heated. continu-
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SINGLE or ensuite. in quiet. high-class neigh
borhood. with beautiful surroundings. home
cor'forts: breakfast if desired garage
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EMPLOYED LADY wants unlurn. room,
section; walking distance to deptS.; state
| particulars and price. Address Box 265-K,
Star office
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BUSINESS WOMEN in comfortable, refined
home: walking distance to departments and
downtown; references. CAL Potomac 2s27.
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100 LAMONT ST. NW.-Nicely furnished.
warm, comfortable front rooms; choice food;
conysnisnt location: prtyileses; rates TO
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| 327 ALLISON ST-With Jewish family; new
private home; l double room. ! single room
! and sleeping porch. Adams 270l
! 46l1 GEORGIA AVE.-Nicely furnished room
next to bath. every home comfort. for
| HE
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ROOMS-SURURRAN.

LIGHT Housekeeping. 3 bright. comfort BILE
rms; references; 20 minutes to Wash; bus
and electric service. Phone Alexandria
248l.
ALEXANDRIA, Val large nicely furnished
rooms; one block of car and bus in front of
door; gentleman preferred. 80 Glendale ave
Alex. POSI-: 500 mo.
ROOM for rent in private home. Clar
l279-W2
LYON VILLAGE. VA: = bloc; from Wilson
bIvd. -Attractlveiy furnished room in mod
ern home. SIS month. Clarendon 23tW-l.
NEARBY v1RGINIA-For rent. larse fur
nlShed room. single or couple; semi-private
bath; no objection to one child. Address
Box 24lK. Star office lS'
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YOUNG MAN in state Dept. desires small
single room, with or without dinners, pref
erably with private family and necessarily
among people of aSte and intelligence. Ad-
dress AK. office
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a quiet. exclu-
sive private home, excellent meals and maid
service. in select NV. neighborhood lovely
location. phone North 0lO3 49,
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GENTLEMAN, single. desires furnished
room, northwest section; give full particu-
lars relative bath. price family etc. Ad-
dress Box 344-K. Star office.
WANTED by employed couple. bed-living
room with bath. in private home; state
rental Address Box Blk, Star ONCE. 20e
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! 524 CRITTENDEN ST NW-Front room
| nicely furnished. with excellent board; home
| PRIVILEGES; refined employed lady. Adams
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN. single. wants fur. rm.
and board with private family; no other
roomers. Address Box 306-K. Star once.
BY YOUNG MAN. with private family; pref
erably with garage. city or nearby suburbs
state terms. conveniences. number in fam
lily, etc. Address Box 229-K, Star ONCE.
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1ll0 ALLISON ST NV larpe rooms,
Kitchen ard s'mi-prva'e bath. s35: adults
Tl3 SHEPHERD ST NW-Two rooms and
FIST Ins
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1926 10th NW.-Pleasant room. good meals
s35 10 s45 per month; one single room. $780,
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S. o. S. GOOD USED TRUCKS.
Repained. retired where neces-
sary Puv in good mechanical con-
Star Pickup: runs fine; 800
la-ton panels i'll Ford. Chev.., Dodge.
REQ. G. NJ c.: all lac models: sl75
u 1878. and IL t. panels, Ford.
REQ. G. M C.; 5000 to $500 1880
3-Ton G. NJ. C. Dump: dual 36x8 nd.
tires; 1000 miles; $4,000. White Bus,
2I7 ton; high panel; $500 White oil
tanker: $500 gal. ready TO run; good
mech cond; $500 G. NJ C. 4-cyl.
nd. 2i2, late model exceptionally
good cond.:. stake; $3.50. electrics,
panels: ready to run: ca. 500. Ford,
l2' stake: $500 mi: 5000.
Our used trucks are all ready to
go into instant service without the
cost of repairing, painting and pur-
chase OF tires.
Stcrrett Operating Service. Inc,
80 NJ St. NE Met. 05o5.
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NEAR l4th. PARK RD-Two large bright
rooms, bath: III K; steam heat: newly deco
rpted reasonable; couple or business ladies'
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1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W-LaTge
rooms, running water twin beds also sin
gle rooms: excellent meals
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5l8 18TH NE-Entire second floor 3 rooms
attn lnCludin" heat, gas, cleo. Vacant Oct.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN retired. wants permanent
home in small adult family good food, mod
ern heat: city or suburbs; So week Address
Box 340-K. Star office.
ROOM & BOARD in private family de-
sired by employed young lady. State full
particulars. Address Box 350-K, Star ONCE.
REFINED LADY, Government clerk, wants
room and board in a private home having
few boarderS NV. section. Address Box
333-K. Star office.
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So RANDOLPH PL NV lerge rooms.
kitchen. gIaSsed porch, gas, heat. cleo. rea-
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602 XFNNED" ST NW-3 laree rooms for
! heat. gas. electricity: verv reasonable
GIRARD ST. NE-Two unfurnished
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1908 PA. AVE SE.-Newly decorated: two
very large rooms, sink. gas range electricity.
&23 mOnfh lv Adults
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ROOMS and private bath wanted by
quiet professional man and well mannered.
estant family. preferably a mother and son.
Only Cleveland Park or similar NV. see
ton can be be considered. Breakfasts and q
few home PRIVILEGES would be genuinely APP
preciated. Adequate compensation can be
paid for suitable quarters. In reply kindly
give full particulars. including composition
of family. Address Box 1917. Star once:
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1929 ST. NE.-3 unfinished rooms for
Ink; gas. heat and cleo. furnished; s25
Adults
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HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.

ROLLS ROYCE LIMOUSINE FOR H1RI
Day, week or trip. 2l3 4th st. sc.
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NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-Large south
- room and private bath. oil heat, contin.
h,w. u blocks from bus and line very
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1900 GlRARD ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
room. second floor. clean, quiet; reasonable.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

2 YOUNG MEN desire furnished rooms or
floor modern home: downtown or Columbia
I'd vic. Address Box 327-K. Star office.
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CLOVER TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Victor johnson went to ST.
Paul Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Jordan spent We'd
nesday evening of last week at the
Fred Golf home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sacre visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schwitter in
Arlone Sunday afternoon.
Jos. Beaufeaux of Ogema, called at
the Robertson home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Golf and family
spent Sunday at the Will Grace home
near Markville. Mrs. Grace returned
with them and will spend a week Wis
iting friends in this vicinity.
Friday afternoon several of Mrs. L.
Irons neighbor ladies assisted her in
tying comforters.
Everett Aitkin and Miss Caroline
Biwer spent Sunday afternoon at the
Frank Irons home.
Mrs. F.. Brown and children spent
Sunday afternoon the Enrol Holmes
home.
Several of the young folks of this
neighborhood attended the party at
the D. Jones home in Crosby Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Irons and family
and Miss Myrtle Huntley were din
ner guests at the John Stewart home
Sunday.
Miss Vera Grace of Markville, spent
the weekend at the Clyde Daley
home.
The dance in Glover hall Saturday
night was we'll attended.
The Misses Elizabeth Swanson, Alice
| Sanburg, and Frances Irons were
weekend visitors at the D. Jones home
in Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Huntley and
| sons of Ogema, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Huntley's folks, the Hastings and
| the Yorks.
The F. Sacre family spent last
Thursday evening at the Lem Irons
home.
Miss Elizabeth Swanson attended a
party in Hinckley Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson and
daughter, Rita, visited with the Jas.
Jordan family Sunday afternoon.
Victor and Sylvia Golf spent the
weekend with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McDermit and
children were dinner guests at the
Frank Irons home Sunday.
A group of ladies, members of the
Better Homes and Garden club, met
at the home of Mrs. E. Soens in Oge-
ma last Thursday afternoon to do
some decorative painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Baker and Mr.
and Mrs. H. Hamm visited with the
C. Rasmussen family Saturday eve
ming.
The young folks attended two skat-
ing parties last week.
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POKEGAMA

Sam Wage and H. L. Hedin called
at the Ole Bergwick home Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ebert visited
at the G. w. Jewell home Wednesday
afternoon of last week.
Mrs. H. L. Hedin visited at the L
G. Reed home Wednesday afternoon
of last week.
Percy Cottrill visited at the c. H
Kane home Wednesday of last week.
Alois Novak and children visited al
the Oscar Nelson home Wednesday
evening of last week, to help Edwin
Nelson celebrate his eighth birthday
Miss Mae Miller visited at the G. w
Jewell home Tuesday evening of last
week.
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Holmstrom Wed.
nesday, Jan. %.
Miss Alice Swafford is working al
the Axel Holmstrom home.
Mrs. Chas. Novak and children Wis.
tied at the j. M. Jewell home last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Jewell called at the
Axel Holmstrom home last Thursday
afternoon.
The Rev. Osterkirch and son, David
visited at the G. w. Jewell home last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Jewell and Mrs. Ella
BergWick visited at the Hedin home
Friday afternoon.
Ole Bergwick and daughter, Helen
visited at the Ebert home Saturday
evening.
Frank Mccain called at the Ole
Bergwick home Saturday afternoon.