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HAY ~TRANQUILIDAD EN-
LA HABANA
NADIA Sc sabe de Menocal

Habana, Agosto 12.-Hay
tranQuilidad en- esta capital,
pero ell pueblo busca con Gre
cientes ansias las noticias de la
revolution.
De Oriente dicen que la
provincial esta en- calma, aun-
que continua afirmandose qIle
ell Oral. Menocal prepare ALI
un grueso contingente para a.
vanzar hacia la Habana.
La p0licia secreta y judicial
busca a Menocal, pero no ha
podido encontrarlo.
Dicese que cuatro aviadoreS
del ejercito han dejado sus a.
paratos y Sc han undo a los
rebeldes.
Otrc3 aviadores salieron a
hacer un reconocimiento Y nc
divisafon las fuerzas enemigas
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
Pieitos y Divorcios

Public Securities Corporation
contra Manuel Garcia; Charles
S. Pryor contra Jose Cotanda /;
Zoila Arias contra Jovino A
rias; H. D. Knight contra w.
Eldridge Lowe; Josefina Huer-
ia contra Marcelino Huerta +;
The Tampa Publishing Co, con-
ira E. George Sanders; L. K.
Caruthers contra L. M. HERS
Avelina Alvarez Case de Casal
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80 TX 49, saasrA E AIIRA Isl
CARIA CABAEdNAF ] =
ENCUEN1R G y
CLARA,
01Ros
H56ana, AgostR 9na
rebg,do nom.

Habana, Agosl @IEfna
partida rebg,de nom
. bres invadi6 ~la ciu :
dad de Sant Gia, matando
a 25 soldados Y retirandose
con 25 prisioneros.
!, Los rebeldes tambien Sc apo
deraron del ayantamiento de
Vueltas, ~quemando ell edificio
de la ealcaldfa y otros edificios.
En- escaramuzas sostenidas
en- Ranehuelo y SAINT Spiritus,
las tropas .hicieron IA prisio-
neros. SSeis rebeldes fueron a
presados en- los Arabos, pero
las tropas tuVieron tres heri :
dos.
Cerca de Cienfuegos los SOL
dados sostuvieron un tiroteo
con Cos rebeldes, matando a
uno de estos e hiriendo a otro.
Los insurgentes sostuvieron
fuego con ell ejercito, en- Cru
ces, sin 0que ocurrieran bajas.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12

Sepan los obreros escpgedo-
req que nosotroS apreciamos los
Suerzos que vienen realizando
en- favor de sus eamaradas sin
trabajo. Nosotros sabemoS que
los e~scogedores ganan pequenos
jornales. y semanalmente con-
tribuyen, desde $3.50 a $50,
para mantener los derechos que
SUI gremio concede.
Pero... los rezagadores sostie-
nen una huelga justa y ellos a
gradecerian mucho que la ma
no Sc les tendiera.
i'm real, una peseta, medic
peso, 10 que acordaran dar los
escogedores, seria recibido CO.
mo expression de sincera simpa-
tia, como un abrazo fraternal.
iSolidaridad, hermanos, soli-
daridad!
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
Nuepo Cronista

Nueuo Cronista
A partir de manana Sc lara
cargo de la Cr6nica Social de
este periodico, ell correctfsimo
joven Sr. Diego Here's, que tan
tos amigos y simpatias cuenta
dentro de la populosa colonia
latina tampena.
Al brindarle la mas cordial
bienvenida a nuestro seno, lie
deseamos grandes exitos.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
PERTURBATION CICLONI-
CA Al SUR DE SANTO
DOMINGO

Miami, agosto 12.-El Sr. Ri
chard w. Gray, metere6logo de
gobierno, inform6 hoy haber re-
cibido del Observatorio de Wash
ington ell siguiente despacho:
mo Sc han recibido infor-
mes de los alrededores del cen
tro de la perturbation tropical,
pero aparentemente este Sc en-
cuetnra al sur de la Isla de San
to Domingo, con inclination ha-
cia la parte noroeste'.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
TEATRO CASINO

Con innegable exito Sc estre-
no aver "Hay que Casar al Prin
cipe', p~elicula toda hablada en-
espanol.
Jose Mojica, Conchita Mon
tenegro, Miguel Ligero, Manuel
Arbo y Jose Alcantara desempe
nan los principles papeles.
Dirigi6 la cinta Lou Seller,
uno de los mejores directories de
la bora presente.
Hasta ell viernes Sc exhi-
bira.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
Ell GRAIL. HERRERA DICE
QUE LA ESTA
DOMINADA

Habana, Agosto 12.-El &c
nera. Alberto Herrera, jefe de
estado mayor del ejercito, ma
nifest6 hoy cue tiene por COM
p eto dominada la situaci6n.
Sc compone ell ejercito cuba
no de mas de 10000 hombres,
incluyendo un cuerpo de ayia-
ci6n con IA aparatns moder-
nos.
Los principles buques de la
marina, que aguardan 6rdenes,
son los cruceros Cuba y Patria
V ell canonero Barre.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12

Este servicio fue p~reparado
en- JUNO cuando II. T. DeBar-
deleben, Presidente de la DeBar
deleben Coal Corporation, vino
a Tampa a conferenciar con la
Seaboard Air Line Railway. Ell
carbon es embarcado por ferro-
carril a Pensacola, desde dicho
lugar a esta ciudad en- barcas,
para la Seaboard y la Florida
Portland Cement Company. Las
barcas al regresar iran carga-
das de fosfato.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
La fiesta de los Asturianos

A@0 AA~Se0 N~ ASS TS~NA A~A~0
va Sc acerca la Verbena-Ro-
merfS del Centre ASturiano, en-
los teXenos de Roc y Point. 4
81 dhtusiasmo es Anorme pa
ra asistir a ella, a juzgar por la
cantidad de .papeletas que hay
vendidas. A
Tanto ell Bando Verde cor
ell Rojo, no descansan un
mento para llevar a Jos te
nos del "Polaco,' enSesStR,A
ia, a TODD ell pueblo ar 4
Mahana hay citada Rns sun
IA para la entrega deVpSpele-
- y en- ella Sc vera ell lesul-
tado. JCual sera ell triunfador?
Promote publicarlo.
En- la Verbena, la orquesta
de los VARSITY Boys" estar&
eBcargada del Jazz, la del Pro
fasor Echegaray de la mdsica
espanola, y ell Son, por ell re-
Lombrado Sexteto Sonora.
En- la Romerfa, los Homer
Mercer" tocaran las pleas
de Jazz y en- la otra glorieta
Maxine Echegaray cuidara de
los valses y pasodobles.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
COMBATE CON LAS FUER-
ZAS DE CELESTINO BAL
IAN

Habana, agosto 12.-Un nu-
meroso grupo de rebeldes man
dado per ell coronel Celestino
Baizan, heroe de la guerra de
Independence, sostuvo aver fue
GO con las fuerzas del ejercito,
en- los alrededores de Artemisa.
Tres companies de infanteria,
apoyadas por una secci0n de
ametralladoras, mataron a 8 de
los rebeldes e hirieron a Is.
La secretarfa de goberna-
ci6n persiste en- afirmar que e.
movimiento sera aplastado.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
LA FAMILIA DE PERAZA
DICE QUE ESTE NO~HA
MUERTO

Habana, agosto 12.-La ia
milia del Oral. Francisco Pera-
"a, que reside en- esta capital,
MEGA que este pereciera aver en-
urAencuentro con las tropas del
gobierno en- las cercanfas de Los
Palacios.
Algunos de los amigos init
mos del General tampoco con-
ceden credito a la noticia.
Ell Oral. Peraza tiene 80 amos
de edad.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12

IndiViduOs conOcem0s moS0-
tros que por $4,000 empezartan
q gritar "iViVa MGchad0P', q
no cerrartGn Ia boc0 hdsta 81
dnO que viene.
H. EVidVOs cOmOcemOs QVe 81
nos q er0n cerco de 5000 o de
$4,000, go b@scor5aa Ia ma@era
de "hGCer Ell traba5o mas bard-
to" para quedGrse euos con Ia
"mGscddd".
iL0s cObdzos que ibdn q dar
para GcercGrse al "mdnf'!
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
LA JUNTA DE V
CION LA
LINEA A UNIDOS
BRASIL

Washington, agosto 12.-La
junta de navigation decide hoy
no continuar sosteniendo la IL
nea Estados Unidos-B Brasil, en-
la cusl prestaban servicio tres
vapores de carga, de 1900 tone
ladas cada uno. Los buques sa-
liam de New York hasta puer-
tos de esa rep1blica Sur-Ameri-
cana, con escalas en- Filadelfia,
Savannah y Jacksonville.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12

GGnas tenemOs de VerLe par
ttr hGcid los cdmpos de Ia reno
t@c56n, d0nde aver maTierG 81
Vie5ito Pernza, tan di9no D tan
cdbdlleroSo.
Lo que Menocai necesitG son
mocheteros, hombres j6Venes,
no GncidnOs pGtriotGs de GER
dad, Gnsiosos de s0crificdTse
por sas ide0les.
SCndndo serd Ia pdrtida para
deseGrle bWen ViG5e y bueno
sneYte.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
Academia de lngIes

Ell joven Francisco Descartes
ha alberto una Academia Noe
turna de Ingles en- la Septima
Ave, contando va con hume
rosos alumnos.
La ensenanZa practica y tee
RIGA responde satisfactoriamer
tie a los deseos de estos.
Felicitamos al amigo por Ia
iniciativa, deseandole toda
suerte de prosperidades.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
CCRTARON LOS ALAN
BRES DEL TELEFONO Y
TELEGRAPH EN- GUINES

Habana, Agosto 12.-En ell
pueblo de Guines, ell mas i'm
portante de la provincial des-
pues de la Habana, los rebel
de- cortaron los alambres de-
telefono y TELEGRAPH.
Tambien sc llevaron dos pri-
sioneros.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
La boda de manana

Uniran sus destinos manana
por la noche ante ell Notario
Phblico, Sr. Antonio Alvarez,
la interesante Srta. Violeta
Priede y el apreciado caballe-
70 Sr. Faustino Casares.
La ceremonial Sc efectuara
en- ell 2503 de la Gale Aileen,
en- West Tampa, Residential de
los distinguidos esposos Trina
y Andres Priede, padres de la
novia.
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Ell 9096 de la poblaci6n cuba.

Ell 90% de la poblaci6n cuba.
ma Sc opone a la tirania.
En- la lucha para derribar Ia
Dictadura, los estudiantes ocu.
pan Ell puesto de honor y lie 81
Iguen los trabajadores.
Algunos estudiantes perdie-
ron la vida en- las Gales de la
Habana, batiendose con la poll
cia.
Valientes obreros cubanos y
extranjeros sacrificados fueron
por la "mano de hero" del ge-
neral P~residente.
Detras de los estudiantes y
obreros marchan los Naciona-
listas, con ell honrado Mendieta
a la cabeza, y en- 1ltimo lugar
ell "caudillo' Menocal.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
IELGADO SALIO PARA
n CLARA

Habana, Agosto 12.-Sali6
para Santa Clara, a ponerse
bajo las 6rdenes del coronel
Amiel, ell teniente coronel Eras
mo Delgado.
Venia actuando Delgado CO.
mo juez militar especial.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12
GUARDA SILENCIO Ell EN-
BAJADOR ~GUGGENHEIM

Habana, Agosto 12.-Hizo
hoy otra vista al Oral. Macha-
dc, presidente de la rep1blica,
e. embajador americana, Sr.
Guggenheim.
A su salida ell embajador nc
Quiso hacer declaraciones.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12

81 Machado renunciara y Me.
mccall sc apoderara de nuevo dc
la presidenciar Cuba muy POGO
%ganaria.
81 Machado renunciara y Ia
presidential fuera a las manos
de un cubano como Varona, Gu
ba pasarfa del inferno a la
Gloria.
Cuba quiere un gobierno de
hombres inteligentes y honra-
dos, con los estudiantes y los
obreros en- la vanguardia.
La gaceta., 1931-08-12

No cumplen sus compromises
con los escogedores las fabricas
de Santaella y Corral-nos in
forman.
iMucho nos extrana, porque
ell ST.. Corral venia mostrandc
tendencias socialistas y ell ami.
go Mariana es un libre-pensa,
dor, un hombre radical que anna
a los ciudadanos que trabajan
hasta lie gustaria sacrificarse
por ellos.
ISera que Sc quiere proVocal
a los escogedores para que tam
bien sc declaren en- huelga?
En- la manigua Guiana, aba.
lido por balas del eiercito de Gu
ba, cay6 aver, defendiendo los
principles demOcraticos de la
republica, un anciano venerable
heroe de las guerras de indepen-
dencia, ell Oral. Francisco Pc
raZa.
Ell Oral. Peraza viva aparta-
do de las Iuchas polfticas, Guam
do ell Oral. Machado fue en- ST.
busca.
Escuch6 el vieiito patricia
las palabras del Presidente y sa-
li6 a la palestra, como amigo del
Oral. Machado.
Pero... la realidad lie hizo a.
partarse del Presidente, cam
biar de rumbo, y de amigo leal
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10
ASSEMBLY HALL

The work is progressing at steady
gait. The outside work is finished ex-
cept painting. Furnace is installed
and going full blast every day. "Nu
Board" is being put in place this
week on walls and ceiling. The floor
has to be relaid next and the stage
fixed up. We hope to have the job
finished by Christmas. If you can
help us day or two, we will appreci-
ate it very much.
have been criticized more or less
for being too harsh in my weekly ar
ticles in the American concerning the
assembly hall. l had no intentions of
being hard boiled" or otherwise. We
want all the people of the community
to give us a lift as we consider it a
community affair. We invite the COM
munity to our meetings and entertain
ments, and we invite you to help us
fix up the hall. We also invite you to
become members of our organization.
I am sure you will find it worthwhile.
''Ungdom" is published twice a
months telling Of the activities of or
CARNATIONS from all parts of United
States. 1t will make a nice Christmas
present to the family or friends. See
ad elsewhere in this issue.
HANS MOSBEK.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10

whenever and wherever needed. The
entire community joins In extending
sympathy to Mrs. Kari and children.
1 Mrs. L. H.. Arth entertained very
happilyS Tuesday afternoon when
twelve ladies were her guests at
bridge. AS result of the afternoons
amusement, Mrs. D. G. Fortier won
high prize while Mrs. F. G. Brandes
won the consolation prize. Mrs. H.
M. Dempsey and daughter, Miss Dor
yothy, of Hinckley, were out of town
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Ward were
guests at the Sam bosch home Friday
afternoon and for supper.
At the village election held Tues
day, H. E.. Shafer was elected mayor
and Sylvester Petry, councilman, de-
feating Anton Faudskar, the present
mayor, and D. G. Samuelson, who op-
posed Mr.. Petry.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Ward called ON
Miss Lyllian Petee Tuesday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10

and it is shipped in the rough in car
load lots to Braham from different
parts of the United States and even
from foreign countries. being polished
and completely manufactured at Bra
ham. They have a storage place for
the stone alongside of the railroad
track with derrick for unloading, and
from which place it is taken to the
sheds as they need it. Their output
is largely that of monuments, but they
also do some ornamental cornice work
and the cutting of steps for buildings.
Two trucks are maintained for the
delivery of monuments, and being To-
Gated on Trunk Highway No. they
have always a good road to start out
on.
Two of the sons, Ed G. and Arthur
N. Larson spend their time on the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10
WILLOW MEN HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

While John Brabanec, son John,
and Emil Walta of Willow River, were
returning home from Chicago Monday
evening of last week, an accident oc-
CURED which was instrumental in
placing the two older gentlemen in
the hospital at Nielsville, Wis.
The accident occurred near that
place when the driver of their car
set the brakes too quickly to avoid
hitting another car which had come
onto the road from a side road. The
Brabanec car turned turtle and was
almost completely demolished. Mr..
Brabanec received broken collar
bone and severe bruises about the
head and chest. Mr.. Walta received
bruises on his face and an injured
back which has kept him confined in
the hospital for several days.
Joe Brabanec of Chicago, was noti-
fed of the accident and motored here
to bring his brother and son, John,
home. Upon his return to Chicago
Saturday, he was accompanied as far
IS Nielsyille by Mrs. Emil Walta VIII.
will be with her husband until he is
able to leave the hospital.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10

spending the afternoon and evening
at the Carlson home, all returning
late at night.
w. F. Bowers returned Friday night
from Algona, Iowa, where he had gone
the first of the week on a business
and pleasure trip, visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. Peterson, and family.
Messrs. Frank Carman and Eddie
Buggie of Virginia, came Sunday
morning for brief visit at the Eddie
Buggie home. Monday Mr.. Carman
called at the home of his brother,
Clifford Carman.
The FinlaysOn Farmers Shipping
association loaded a car of mixed
stock for South St. Paul Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dummer and fam
lily were guests Sunday afternoon at
the Frank Schwartzbauer home near
McGrath. They returned home after
supper.
Miss Florence Rise, teacher of the
Dummer school, enjoyed the weekend
at her home in Sandstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew O'Lean, Fred
off and Anna O'Lean, spent Wednes-
day in Mora.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Ward were
guests "Wednesday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Wallbaum.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albion were
guests Sunday afternoon at the Ed
Carlson home.
A lrage number of relatives and
friends gathered Monday afternoon at
st. Johns Finnish church to pay their
last respects to Matt Kari, whom they
had known for many years as loyal
friend and kind husband and father,
ever ready to serve his fellow men
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10
FINLAYSON

Miss Louise Schilling and friend of
Duluth, spent the weekend at her
fathers home. 81,
A large number of neighbors gath
cred Tuesday evening of last week
at the Ernest Belling HON, the occa-
sion being the birthday of Mrs. Bel
ling as we'll as the twenty-third we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
ling. After an evening of music and
games, fine lunch was served by the
guests.
Alton Mort and Ralph Vandenberg
of Hudson, Wis.,, came Saturday and
stayed until Sunday night, visiting
at the ]. B. Willie home. Sunday the
two young men, accompanied by Babe
an6 Albert Willie, Jr., enjoyed a trip
to Duluth and Superior.
Carl Bosch and Harold Manske Of
Chisago, visited from Wednesday until
Tuesday at the home of Tony bosch
and other relatives.
+ The Thomas Dignan family was en-
tertained last Tuesday evening at the
Erick Albion home, and on Friday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Nordstrom
and son, Milton, were guests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wickstrom
Miss Kangas, and Noble Larson came
Saturday from Minneapolis to visit
relatives over Sunday, all except Mrs.
Wickstrom returning that evening
and she will remain for longer visit
at the Hugo Wickstrom home.
Mrs. Emil Kukkola went to Mime.
apolis last Tuesday to visit her fam
lily there. Sunday Mr.. Kukkola drove
there to spend the day, and they re-
turned home that evening.
Miss Eleanor Shafer went to Moose
Lake Friday afternoon to be the guest
of Miss Lucille Carlson over the week.
end. Friday evening they attended
the Barnum high school play. Sunda,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Shafer and Miss
Emma Schicler drove to Moose Lake
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10

from Soren c. Andersen who resided
here many years but is now at the old
peoples home in Des Moines, and the
Rev. Strandskov extended greetings
from the congregation near Hampton,
Iowa, as we'll as from his own family.
And thus another important mile
stone in the history of this community
is passed, the twenty-five year period
having had its sorrows and its heights
of happiness. The sun rises on the
morrow and the tasks are taken up
by younger men and women with the
able guidance of the older and more
tried folks.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10
MATT KARI.

The lFinlayson community lost one
OF Its prominent citizens on December
1, when Matt Kari passed away fol-
lowing an Illness with pulmonary tu-
berculosis. Mr.. Kari had been con-
fined to his bed for seven weeks.
Matt Kari was born in Kuortane,
Finland, on August 2, 1880, and came
to Soudan, MIMI, in 1891. He came
to Pine township, Pine county, in 1895,
he has been active in all community
and civic activities. He held the Of
flee of treasurer of School District No.
81 for 20 years and was president Of
the creamery at Finlayson for about
10 years besides holding other public
offices during his residence there
Since first moving to the Finlayson
community, Mr.. Kari has resided
there continuously with the excep-
ton of the period between 1904 and
1909 when he lived at Sandstone.
where he was married to Miss Maria
Elmuna Hendrickson on June %, 1904.
He was a member of st. Johns Fin
nish Lutheran church, from which
the funeral was held on Dec. z, at
2 p. m. with the Rev. Carl Tamminen
of Duluth officiating. Burial was.
made in the Finnish Lutheran GENE
terry with John Auto, Alex Carlson,
Nels. Koski, Jack Koski, Charlie Hen
erickson and Henry Hendrickson act
ing as pallbearers.
The wife and ten children survive
The names of the children are, Elmo,
Edna. Elma, Emil, Edwin, Eelis, Ellen.
Ernest, Elmer and Emily Marie. Mr..
Kari's mother preceded him in death
about six months before. Others who
survive him are, one brother, two
aunts and two uncles.
The floral offerings at the funeral
were beautiful and the church was
filled with people including the fol-
lowing relatives from away: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hendrickson, Crosby; Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Kokko, HibbingS
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Saarella, Mr.. and
Mrs. Palaki and Jack Palaki of Swan
River, and Mrs. ]. C. Peterson and
son, John Arthur, Duluth.
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Father, Daughter, Three
Sons in Same Business
Continued from Page ~

started in a small way but through
application and knowledge of his
trade it kept growing constantly, later
his sons and daughter became in
terested as they grew up, and today
they have modern plant with ten
men working in the shop and supply
ing finished stones far and wide. A
few years ago the business was incor-
porated with the senior Gust Larson
as president. His sons and daughter
hold positions as follows: Ed G., vice
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10

road soliciting business. Besides
those there are two full time men in
the Twin Cities and many other sales
connections including some part time
men. The sales are made largely in
Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. The
unity and cooperative spirit with
which this family conduct the bust
ness is an outstanding feature, and
having served we'll, being constantly
on the alert to improve their facilities
and striving onward in the perfection
of the trade that the senior Larson
has followed so many years, they nat
urally enjoy the fruits of their la
bors. Visitors are welcome at their
shop.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to those who
assisted us during the illness and
death of our beloved husband and
father, for the beautiful floral offer
ings and the beautiful songs rendered
by the choir.
Mrs. Kari and children.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-10
Peace Lutheran Church.

ASS'' IL SPoi ACuCi, L osoIol.
Sunday school and Bible study at
$40 a. m. English service at 1O:45
a. m. The subject of the sermon will
be, '"The Use of Gods Name" The
Sunday school children are requested
to meet at 9:15 to practice for the
Christmas Eve exercises. Choir prac-
tice at O'Clock Thursday night.
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FINLAYSON CHURCH NOTES
st, JOSeDh'S Catholic Church.

The ladies of the church will hold
their annual food sale at Arth Bros.
store all day Saturday, Dec. IL. Be-
ginning at II a. m. the ladies will
serve lunch including chicken soup,
baked beans and all the usual good
things, continuing throughout the aft
ernoon. This will be an opportunity
to get all kinds of baked goods and
other good things for your Sunday din
ner.
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president; Arthur NJ, secretary-treas-
urer; Philip T., general manager; and
MISS Edith M. Larson, assistant Sec
retary-treasurer.
Well Equipped.
The business office and sales room
is a modern brick building 25x80, and
back of it is stone cutting and also
polishing shed. The sheds are
equipped with modern machinery such
as two travelling cranes, two air COM
pressors for drilling, surfacing ma
chine, and sand blast machine for
process lettering and carving, all
driven by electric motors. 1t is near
ly all granite that the Larsons handle
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Methodist Church.

The Rev. A. G.. Parks will conduct
the regular Sunday service Dec. l3,
at 3 p. m. There will be a song serv-
ice beginning at 2:45 p. m. Everyone
is welcome to come and worship next
Sunday.
The Friendship club will hold its
fourth public aid meeting of the year,
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 16, at the
church. Lunch will be ready by 4:3O
and the ladies will continue serving
through the supper hour until all are
served. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
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WILLOW RIVER
st. Paul'S Lutheran Church.
Rev. H. Sporleder, Pastor.

Rev. H. Sporleder, Pastor.
Service at p. m. Subject, ''The
Use of Gods Name" Sunday school
and Bible class 3 p. m. Saturday
school at 1:45 p. m. at the Ed Goring
home.
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Anyb0dy's Guess.

AnybOdy'S Guess.
Griggs: I've never met your wife.
She's blonde, isn't she?
Briggs: I'm not sure. Shes visit
ing beautician this afternoon.