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Dratha.

SAUNDERS. AUGUST. On Tuesday, Octo-
Sss'ef fun.rs o% Ss
the VIM. H. Sardo g. Co funeral chapel,
az H st; ne. Friday, october "A, at .
terment Congressional Cemetery. ty.''0' An
%sanssasy. ossoS.r a. 1882 susfe6is se 6asu.il1 H1
sIsRi hSsssnd cso Fl anee ssS z sb1si the
homer is IGT Ipb Il ~ PaSEsts
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
sHoWALTER. CECH, L; Members of the
bsfSet o q dosmbs Re5sd Rqeems. Il The
At i:3o pm. Friday, October il. 1882. To-: for
our late comrade. CECIL z sHoWALTER.
GEORGE W. soLLERs. Sec. A-H' ft'''
2sd st, Sc; GRANT CoLFAx. age 81
Smith s ns. snssSsS R b: shs Mtf tb1.. I
Smith Smith ana Mrs: FSedeTiek e. Pence Re:
funeral home FRIDAY octo6er S@ ias t. so0is at 10
Memorial Presbyterian Church othciating.
Ir,.I1 Interment @ New Hope, Va. Relatives and
Il. 1882, at his residence, l525 23rd st. Sc.
st. Sc, Funeral services at II. NJ Padsett's
funeral f9 =. home on Friday. October IA, at
SMITH. GRANT C. The oficers and mem
bers Of Anacostia Council No. l6. Jr. o.
U. A. NJ. are requested TO assemble at the
HaSfs Is 9i r M Fsasfs oeto5ef IL T. lssa h
Tor the purpose of attending the funeral
OF our late brother Grant fI.IS G SMITH
ER. THOMAS secrltary. a laly.E' Counselor
SMITH, MARTHA. On Tuesday. October
MARTA ayI2 at sMrH hs 5ssdenss ieTss is st. SCI
BENJAMIN and Annie Smith. devoted sister
Of Horace Rice. and Frances Smith. She
mourn her departure Remains resting at
the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, ord
and Eye SITS. s.w. Funeral Friday. October
ehu,h. ihtermenaH H LIncoln aGanip Memofsi SaOfisi
STRICKLAND. CURTIS. Suddenly, Mond..-
STRICKLAND. Remains resting at Vtso W.s3
sorsa sRt funeral n6cs Saco a. 2o':
WEST. THOMAS On Sunday. October 9,
west WE at diXnisd L9ns HTansn hIn,S. j. THOMAS
liam west. Remains resting at the W.
Ernest nJelr Jaryis funeral church, 1892 st.
Thursdsy. October Is. 1882. WILLIAM s. 8.
WICKHAM. Remains are resting at Eur
horst,s funeral .parlors. 3ol East Capitol
81 Services and interment at Salamanca.
New York.
WILLIAMS, BRISCoE r. Departed this life
suddenly. October 10. 1882. at Has pm,
BRISCOE r. beloved husband OF JOS
ephine Williams and son OF the late An
drew J. Williams and Ida V. 3. Williams.
brother CT Alberta. Edna, Oscar. Alice
Williams and Mrs. Disserretta Brooks and
Mrs. Lillian Deery Of West Virginia. Re-
mains may be viewed after pm. Thurs
day at r. c. Richardson Co.'S funeral
church, 100 Vermont ave. NV. Funeral
services Friday. October IA at pm,
at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Rev.
G. T: Murray onciating. Interment
Payne's Cemetery
YATES. LUCE REID. On Wednesday. Octo-
Ser IL, 1882. at the residence Of her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Mark Reid Yates, 244s
Mass ave. NV. LUCE REID YATES. wife
OF the late James William Yates. Services
at the above residence on Saturday,
october IS, at II m. Interment al Leeds.
Va. "a
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Deaths Reported.

Amsnutheus B. Thorne. 81. 1877 Web
Elizabeth E Elzey. 80 3727 Warren st.
Mary Keaneily. 80. Providence Hospital.
Fannie A. Nash, 7s, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Louis Gibberman. IS. Garfield Hospital.
Albertine Ulrich. 50, Gil Butternut St
Horace Worthinston. 81. Gallinser Hos
pitsl.
Henry Meyer. SO, Soldiers Home Hospital
Grant C. Smith, 81. l525 23d st. Sc.
John Emmart. 81. Garfield Hospital.
jeanette M. Harllee, So. $40 Prospect ave.
Mary Hoyle, 36. Gallinger Hospital.
Maynard e. Kenyon. 10. 1923 Irving st. ne.
Dean Armstrong. II. Children's Hospital.
Infant OF Ernest and Alice Boswell, Gal
ilnger Hospital.
Marsrett Newman. 20. e24 cath st.
James Coleman, 6s, $40 Bryant st.
Mary Goats, s6. St. Eiizabeths Hospital
John z. Cooper. 81. Callinger Hospital
Bessie Long. So. AL M st.
Henry Monroe. IS. Freecmen's Hospital.
Linden Paynter. IS. Gallnger Hospital
Charles Martin, alias Simpson, So. Freed
mems Hospital
Anna Morton. 4e, Emergency Hospital.
Wilbert DoTline. 80. Gallinser Hospital.
Agnes Smith. 2s. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Of Florence Reddick. 2os Fenton
court ne.
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FORFIGN
Births Reported.

Risha1d Rich N; and Sarah z; Palmer; boy.
S9hn R0hari r and ID Ethel MsI A Jarsos. girl
James r and Thelma Hayward. sirl.
Lawrence L. and Lucy NJ. Haynes. eirl.
Earle R. and Frieda Donaldson. boy.
William A. nG and DIVA Mary ya crevelina. fs. girl
william NJ W ;1,a snd NsTz s,s y sIsSn; siFi
William and Mary Rouse. boy.
Robert and Martha N. Furbush. boy.
Milton and Edna Bland. girl;
Robert F. and Marvslona Johnson, girl
joseph and Mary waters. girl.
Climont and Lucretia Moses. girl.
asspS GseTse snS ana Mary Mar McSay SlaTn siT rr
Clarence c. and Thelma Bradshaw. girl.
Wa sns AND .nee. wson rsT1y' sT sT
William and Laura Jones. boy,
George and Bertha Bell. boy.
Lewis and Bessie Bruce. boy.
haTon himSn and ana aasae sa4ah Ashiey: ey: Boy boy.
J. ana sns ae. Ysss Ha wGSd a%n boy. sSy
Nicholas and Lena Proctor. boy.
William T. and Francis Mccray. boy.
Ssmlss William '" ana apq Martha s Mayberry. Boy.
Clarence and Mary Butler~ girl.
James and Carrie Madison. girl.
Charles and Dorothy TAYLOR, girl.
Harry and Edna Carter. girl.
Peyton and Leila jackson. girl;
James r. and Flonnie Laney. girl.
Walter and Daisy Page. girl
Cecil and Malinda Chatman. girl,
Alonzo and Margsret Carter. girl.
Benjamin and Sophia Tvle-. girl;
Lorenza and Rose z ;.iniIn Hiilman; s,g girl.
John B. and Ruth Mcdowell. boy.
Herbert and Lois Lamhright. boy.
Sylvester and Ealiilla Mason. boy.
James and Ella johnson. boy.
Albert and Da'sv Alstnr. boy.
John p. and Frances Jack-on, boy
John and Mebel F. Bolts. boy:
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DYING BOY OFFERS
CLUE IN SLAYINGS
Police Now Believe Jealousy Led
to Clubbing Of Two Women
and Girl.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CONNELLSVILLE. Pa, October 49,
The mumbled words Of q dying boy led
police to believe jealousy may have been
the motive for the staying of Mrs Nellie
Tressler, 20; her mother, Mrs. Amanda
Harden. 81. and Mrs. Tressler,s daugh-
ter Sadie, IL.
They were clubbed to death in their
home Tuesday night. The bodies of
Mrs. Tressler and her mother-both
widows-were found Tuesday. Sadie
died in Connellsville State Hospital.
Billy, 8, Mrs. Tressler's son, was so
badly injured that physicians say he
cannot live.
Early yesterday he rallied and told
investigators three men were in the
Tressler home Tuesday night when he
went to bed about 8 o'clock
/: The men, he said, were Philip Renda,
go; George Lohr, 80. and third whom
police declined to name They said he
Is married man who lives at Young
wood, Pa, and that he was entertained
at the Tressler home three weeks ago.
After his halting story, Billy lapsed
into a coma.
Renda. held in Jail at Uniontown,
has admitted he visited at the Tressler
home Tuesday night. Lohr told police
he was the father Of one Of Mrs. Tress-
ler's children that died four years ago.
He said he had not been on speaking
terms with her since.
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Park Citizens Association last night
called on the Board of Commissioners
to take immediate steps toward secur-
ing q storm sewer for the neighborhood.
It was pointed out by c. H. Bullock,
president, that existing conditions have
prevailed four or five years. He ex-
planned that when severe rains occur
the street and the cellars of approxi-
mately 100 homes are flooded.
The association and the Federation of
of Citizens Associations have COM
planned repeatedly about the condition,
but nothing has been done to remedy
it, 1t was said.
An addition to the George Truesdell
School. Ninth and Ingraham streets,
was discussed and a special committee
was selected to collect data on the
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In Mrnturian1

ny dssr ME5 tsh ArLA Al II 2vqs g gAsF Rgry yS6 5
departed this life 30 years ago today, Ccto-
Der l3. 1902.
HER DEVOTED FRIEND. POLLY TAYLOR.
HOWARD. WALLACE FITZHENRY. In sad
but loving remembrance Of our dearly be
l9yed RITduTMp1 iSH Sna aoW IEpthe5 CoTD WALLACE
Infantry. 7eth Division, who made the
supreme racIiace after the battle Of, the
teen yea-s ago today. October l3. 1918
Sweet memories will lnger forever.
Time cannot change them. it's true;
years that may come cannot sever
HIS LovTNG MOTHER. FRANCES C EVA.
We EN- mourn uGr 1!9E, s9r you, dear Wallace.
Fog the hearts that mourn sincerely
,r,. Mqgrn silently and low.
MRs+ ALICE RoGERs, AND BROTHER
MITCHELL. JOSEPHINE STOKES. Sacred
sTokEs * soF McHEI dTa5 Sy.d 99s %bo
entered the eternal city four years ago
today, October IS, 1923.
We miss her no less as tim. passes on
Than we did on the day OF her going;
For absence can never close the door of
And the lamp of our love is s.iI sloEinr:
MITCHELL. JOSEPHINE NJ. In loving
NJ mGTT %rTcaEy II y Tbn true irsnd JOSEPHINE
1928. 49,
sweet memories still cling to her name
MARIE L. JOHNSON.
QUEENIE. RICHARD J. In sad memory OF
my Gear husband, RICHARD J. QUEENIE,
VINO le,t me one year ago today, October
The one loved has gone to rest,
his hrm true heart is still
The hand that always gave me heIp
NOW lies in deaths cold chill
How sad today is my troubled heart,
HOW dim my eyes with tears
For death has robbed me of the one
thought was mine for years.
One year I've lived without you,
But your spirit has lowered near
To quiet me through each sorrow.
TO wipe away each tear.
HiS DEVOTED WIFE. MARY z.
SMOOT. ESTHER MARIE. In loving re-
membra1ce Of our dear daughter and sis
ter. ESTHER MARIE SMOOT (nee Raed-
err who departed this life fourteen years
agn TO-DAY. OCTOBER l3. 1918.
HER LOVING PARENTS AND BROTHER
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STARTS MUSIC TALKS

The first Of series Of music talks by
Miss Julia Schelling, noted music au-
thority. was given this morning at the
Washington College of Music. There
will be a second lecture tonight at 8
o'clock and the same schedule will be
repeated every Thurcday for 10 weeks
Miss Schelling's topic today was The
Symphony and Its Place in the World
of Music"
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PRIEST IS KIDNAPPED
Mexican Bandits Hold Cleric for
$4,000 Pesos Ransom.

MEXICO CITY. october 13 P.-A
dispatch frcm Guadalajara today said
bandits at the town of Pemjamo had
kidnapped a priest, Father j. Jesus Cor
nejo. and were holding him for $4,000
pesos ransom, which could not be
raised
A passenger train was wrecked at
Pemjamo last week and federal troops
have been securing the country in an
effort to locate the train bandits.
The same dispatch said members Of
the Chamber Of Deputies at Guadala-
lara asked the governor to expel two
priests from the state.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Cloudy this
afternoon and tonight; tomorrow fair,
not much change in temperature; gen.
tie to moderate southwest and west
winds.
Maryland-Cloudy tonight; tomorrow
partly cloudy; not much change in tenn
perature.
Virginia-Cloudy in north, partly
cloudy and slightly warmer in south
portion tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy,
with slowly rising temperature in CEN
trail and south portions.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy. slightly
warmer in extreme east portion tonight; |;
tomorrow partly cloudy.
River Report.
Potomac River clear and Shenandoah
River cloudy today.
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SURPRISE WEDDING
Mrs. Alice Maconochie Andrews

PRINCETON, N. j., October 13 P.-
Mrs. Alice Maconochie Andrews, daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Alan
Maconochie of st. Paul. Mimi, was
married yesterday to Allison Armour, I'd,
of New York, son Of George A. Armour
and the late Mrs Armour.
The marriage came as surprise. for
no announcement had been made of
the engagement The couple sailed last
night for an indefinite stay in Europe.
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STORM SEWER ASKED
FOR COLUMBIA PARK
Citizens Association Censures Dis
trict Authorities on
Conditions.

Censuring District authorities for
failure to remedy unsatisfactory sewer
age conditions in the vicinity Of Fifth
and Ingraham streets, the Columbia
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LOST.

BOSTON BULL-Brindle and white: near
Bureau OF Engraving & Printing; Weones,
day night; collar snd tag. Reward. 4oi1
Conduit I'd. En-. 5888.
CHANCE PURSE, small. containing smell
Phone Met 5000. ask Mrs. Brame. Is.
DOG-Named Rex About "a inches tall:
police-collie mixture. reddish brown; tag
NV. Telephone Adams A03.
DOG-Female police dog; tag No. lls4s
Reward. Col. 1904. -
DOG-White spitz puppy named ''snooty:" I"
Reward II returned to Reba Bent. Liberty
1851 1919 East Capitol st.
FOX TERRIER. white. male; black left ear
and eye; Maryland tag No. 7s2. Reward
KEYS (auto), brown leather case; wednes-
day night, on 18th st. between Pa. and New
York aves. Nat 0523.
PEKINGESE, brown and white: answers to
name Pitzi: somewhere near Mass ave. II
asso Mass v. pse so
REWARD for return Of box containing
Spanish books and other personal enects
left in taxicab Wednesday. Call Atlantic
WRIST. .W8fCH-Lady's, white sold: be-
tween 14th st. and Park road And K vie
st. car. Reward. Call Col. 12Ss-W. i5'
Evening star., 1932-10-13

school needs of the community. The
committee consists of Mr.. Bullock, Clay
ton Reichard and Joseph Walsh.
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HEARST CASHIER DIES
Pneumonia Fatal to Capt. Walter
Thompson.

NEW YORK, October Is R.-Capt
Walter Thompson, for SO years q
cashier In the Hearst newspaper Or
ganization, died of pneumonia yester-
day in a Brooklyn hospital. He was ~.
Long a boating enthusiast, Capt
Thompson served two years as master
Of the steam yacht Vsmoose, which was
built in 1891 for william Randolph
Hearst. He leaves widow, a son and
q daughter.
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Highest, 81, 2;30 pm. yesterday. Year
ago. 66.
Lowest, As, TOO am. today. Year
ago, Al.
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HoWARD. RoBERT c. suddenly. ON

day, October Z. 1882, at bis residence,
1872 Newton st. NV. ROBERT c.. HOW
ARD beloved husband of Georgette Ross
Howard beloved father OF Jean Ross How
ard and son Of the late George T. and
Catherine C. Howard. Remains resting
at Eysong's funeral parlors, 1900 N st.
NV. Funeral services at st. Paul's Cath
olc Church, 18th and v sts. NV. Friday,
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The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
Sun, today -. 6:l5 5:33
Sun. tomorrow 6:l6 5:32
Noon, today. Sol pm. $40 An
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Rainfall.
Monthly rainfall in inches in the
CaDital (current month to date).
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Tide Tables.

Furnished by United States Coast anc
Geodetic Survey.)
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MILLER. FANNIE. Suddenly.

49, issa at Ser nesdense acii
Fifth st. NV. FANNIE MILLER. the de-
voted wife of Richard Miller. and loving
jsmin and j. NJ. C. Garnett. Mrs. Mary
Brown and Mrs. Charlotte Coleman. Re-
mains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1892 U st. NV. Funeral
Friday, october IA. at 7 pm, frcm
Mount Gilead Baptist Church. Interment
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BARNES. AMELIA A. In loving memory Of
my dear friend. AMELIA A. BARNES. who
departed this life 30 years ago today. Ccto-
Der l3. 1902.
Rest in peace
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BOYD, HOWARD. On Thursd;

HOLT. FRANK. On wednesday. October u,
1882. at his residence. 1923 K St. Sc
PRANK HOLT. beloved son OF Albrella and
George Holt and brother Of Walter, Wal
lace and George c. Holt and Mrs. Willie
Miner Keefe. Funeral from above resi-
dence on Saturday. October Is at pm.
Relatives and friends invited. 1ntcrment
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HUTH. FREDERICK c.

SIS 9Th St sw" - FREpERIcK C.. eieSgsS se!oHed
neral from the St. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church. AZ st. between c and D
sis. s.w., Friday. October Il. at pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. -
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Ecklund
By MISS PAULINE SPITZER

Callers at the Charles Spitzer's
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Splitter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ollenburger, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Splitter and daughter, Eileen,
and Lucille johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Franklund and
infant son motored to Wilton We'd
neSday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Bensfield and
family, Robert and Laundina Splitter
and Henry Fox were Sunday dinner
guests at the Joe Warmka home.
Pauline and Aminda Splitter, Sta
CHA Trickia and nephew called at the
John Partyke home Sunday.
Clarence Danielson and Marvin Pc
terson called at the John Partyke
home Wednesday evening.
Bertha and Eddie Partyke visited
with Betty and Allan Erstrom Sum-
day.
Miss Alice Splitter is visiting with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Franklund.
Laurence Gordon called on Walter
Washington Wednesday evening.
Those who visited at Hedbergs Sun
day were Emelia. Clara, Esther and
Alfred Deide: Laurene, Earl and
Donald Monroe; Alice, Paul, Allan
and Ivan Gordon; Willard Diamond
and Leonard Splitter.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS
Welch's Spur


Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WEIGH and
children and Mrs Chester Boyd. mo-
tored TO Bismarck Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam and
family motorcd To Bismarck the mid
die OF the week.
Ed Dopplcr, a former resident OF
this community, and his brother-in
law, Elmer Ellsworth, both OF Mer-
ced, Calf, are visiting relatives and
friends in this community They ar
rived Thursday evening, making the
trip In six days. They will visit q
snort time here, before going TO MIN
Eeacta and Iowa.
A. %. WEIGH has been harvesting
rye on the Wallace farm this week.
Mrs. George WEIGH. Mrs Gordon
Wi!cox, and Mrs. Kelly S!monSon OF
Bismarck Visited AZ the a. d. Wclch
home recently.
Irving and Roy Funston called at
the Robert WEIGH home while EN-
route " their brother Neils farm
near Glencoe Friday.
Mrs. Otto Dorman called at the
Robert Welch home Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Boyd and
family visited OF the william Nc
Murrich home near Glencoe Sunday
John WEIGH Jack IShamall and
Russell Tol!ifson visited at the DopD-
Ter home Friday evening.
Earl Baker, who has been suffering
from pneumonia in "A Bismarck hes
pital. Is improving rapidly and soon
will be released.
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HazlegrOve


Frank Gray and Miss Opal Gray
We're callers in Goodrich Monday.
Andrew. Harold and Philip Kraft
called at HaZlegroves Monday.
II. S. Duncan was In Goodrich Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schock of Tut
tie are parents OF boy born recently.
Ed and Art Ochsuner were In Tut
tie Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Miss Opal Gray were afternoon call
ers Tuesday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schock.
John Sattler and Jake Styielmeyer
we're In T,lttle Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sattler were
shopping In Goodrich Wednesday.
Julius Zweigle called Thursday at
the Harry Ulfers farm.
Mrs. Ed OchSuner called Thursday
at the Ulfers home TO see her brother
Ed Schiller.
I'd SCHUYLER and his sister. Mrs. Ed
Ochsuner. went to Bismarck after
their mother Thursday. She has been
III at one Of the Bismarck hospitals.
John Sattler and Mr., aud Mrs. Jake
6tyielmeyer were In futile Saturday.
Oscar wiststock was Z business
caller In TNttlc Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Thoun and
Mrs. Jake Hirsch. Mrs. Horace Ihoun
Herbsrt Lundeen. Nike Mentally and
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Ghylin
BY MARGARET DAVIS

The Still HOmemakerS club and the
All clubs OF this community gave an
ice cream social and program at Hen
ry A. McCulloughs home Friday eve
ming. A very large crowd attended.
Monday guests OF Mrs. Steve Little
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson,
Mrs. Walter d. Sunquist, Mrs. Frances
Perkins, Marilyn johnson and Leoma
Sunquist.
Miss Janette Coleman who has been
visiting at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and HRS. Victor Coleman. re-
turned to Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. H. d. Watkins and son, John
Howard. were Friday morning guests
Of Albert johnson.
DE Elda Little Is visiting with her
cousin. Leoma Sunquist.
Sunday evening supper guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Tosseth were i:
Swan Swanson, Oliver Tosseth, Thel-
ma Hanson, Station, Margaret and
Eunice Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, Mar
ilyn johnson and Mrs. Frances Per-
kins were guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Howard Watkins near Regain Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Granhoy and
children took Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Tos-
seth and son. Edwin. to Wing Sum-
day to the ball game.
Mr.. Leland Perkins OF Wilton called
on friends In Ghylin Sunday.
Swan Swanson Of Minnesota Is Wis
iting with his cousin. Mr.. Nils Tos-
seth, this week.
Alfred Anderson visited with Marion
Aim Sunday. They motored to Wing
In the afternoon.
Vernon Hedstrom OF Bismarck Is
visiting his brother, Bert.
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Wild Rose
BY MRS. w. III. BROWNAWELL

Mrs. Ernest Saville accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Swanson to Lin
ton Thursday.
w. H. Bronawell and Erwin Wentz
marketed poultry In Bismarck Tues
day.
A message from a former teacher
here, Miss Helen Gale, says that she
is married and living in Kendalville,
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville enter
tanned at their home Sunday for Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and son, Rog-
er, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SplonsN
and children from near Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F.. Buck and son,
George, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Brownawell were entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brown
awell at Moffit Sunday. Mrs. Howard
Brownawell and Joyce and Dele and
Mrs. A. c. Berry plan on leaving for
months visit at Baker, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Feltheim and
young folks, Walter and Ruby and
Erwin Wentz motored to Wing Sun
day to visit relatives and friends.
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Sibley Butte
By MRS. ELMER BLOOMoUISr

Mrs. S. E. Clizbe has returned to her
home after visiting at the Wayne
Warren home for several days.
Glib Cederstrom, Ear Evans. Henry
Larson and Elmer Bloomquist were
Bismarck and Mandan visitors Satur-
day.
Willie Mattson called at the P. E.
Roth home Monday evening.
Earl Evans mctored to Bismarck
Tuesday.
Byron and Clarence Clizbe and Ben
ME Couch visited with Willie Mattson
Sunday.
Leonard Davenport and family Wis
tied at the Evans home Sunday.
r. c. Wildfang and family visited
at the S. E. Clizbe home Sunday.
E. BloomQuist and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the z. Lundouis,
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ode Of Bis
marck and two grandchildren and
Miss Mary Witcher visited al the c.
A. Mattson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hedstrom and
Miss Lenora were visitors at the L.
Davenport home Wednesday evening.
L. B. Roth and sons motored to
Sterling recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Clizbe were Bis
marck shoppers Saturday.