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La opinión., 1935-03-17

Mientras Sc filmaba otra es-
cena de Las Cruzadas" De Mile
CRITIC a un extra" que Sc encon-
traba a unas Glen varas de dis
tancia de Ell: "iSu peluca es la
peor que he visto en- toda mi vi
DALI. iQuitesela Immediate
mente!"....
Ell peluquero, al OR al director,
sc ~apresur6 a cumplir con u
ordenes Y, acercandose al extra
intent6 arrancarle la peluca: pc
70 por mas esfuerzos que hacia
solo c~onsegufa hacer que Ell po-
bre hombre gritase de dolor....
Aquel cruzado no tenia ~peluea...
lilo que tan mala impression ha-
bia causado a De Mile era Ell
propio pelo del a~ludido!....
La opinión., 1935-03-17
LA ~AcTCAcIoN

Cada vez que vemos cine nues-
tro, nos regocijamos de que los
actores Sc superen a ST mismos
y cobren la naturalidad esencial
para filmar. No podemos criticar
la aetuacion de los Interpreters de
"Clemencia" aunque tampoco Sc
Ia pueda calificar de perfocta.
Pero va nuestros ~"estrellas" m
piezan a complender 10 que es
La opinión., 1935-03-17

La compania de pasta de diem
ties Kolynos ofrece $4,000 en- pre-
MICS a las personals que %sugieran
un buen nombre para ell pastel
con que Zazu Pitts ~obsequio a
w. C. Fields en- Ia pelfcula Mrs.
Wigs of three Cabbage Patch"...
(Desconocemos Ell motivo).
Lo que mas nos llamo Ia aten-
cion fueron las ideas que publ
caron con las bases del concurso:
EEL pastel de carne de Fields,
por ejemplo, suena mejor que "El
Pastel de las Luminarias del CT
nema".
Algunas personals son verdade-
ras luminarias en- 10 que a anun-
clos Sc refierei
La opinión., 1935-03-17

DE HOLLYWOOD
Algo de 10 que Sc ue y Sc
oye en- los estudios.
poR FIDEL MURlLlo
Exclusive para esta paoina dc
LA OPINION

HE AQUI, para recreo dc los
que gusten de su I~eetura, algunas
instantaneas de Ia vida en- Holly
wood, tomadas al azar dentro y
fuera dc los estudios del cine
p~arlante, on Ia semana que hoy
terminal:
Carta dc NJ. q~uejandose dc
que no Sc habIa mas de los artis-
tas hispanos que de los quo no
10 son, en- esta coIumna. iPero
es que quedan tan pocos, y 80 les
ha dado tanta publicidad.-..!-
Y Mae West recibio esta semana
la 2oo7 proposition matrimonial,
de un ex-oficial de Ia marina in
glesa. Naturalmente, la respues-
ia fue negativa.-SQuS dice do
este James Timmony?-La nue.
va artista Rosalinda Gull, ha
cambiado su apellido por ell de
keith.-Y Frances Drake, con-
tratada por Paramount, filma
mas en- los otros estudios que en-
Ell primero.-:Quien sera la DANA
joven de Roulien ahora?-Jack
oakie echando chispas poroue al
ir a cortarse ell pelo, un barbero
le rasur6 una pulgada de barba
que Sc estaba deiando para uns
peliculs.-Randolph Scott y Ann
Sheridan, siempre juntos.-Shir-
ley Temple en- los brazos de Joel
McCrea, comiendo dulces como
cuelquiera hija de vecino.-Hay
quien todavia Sc resocije de las
iniciales del comico Fields, a PEI
sar de su significado equivocoi
W.C.-Un erupo de amigos dan.
do carinosa ~despedida a Ramon
Pereda, al salir para New York.
-ketti Galian, la muchacha que
quieren imponer a la fuerza los
productores, a pesar de ser nu-
lay que humos de mujer, por
cristo. Use fue o Sc quedt
Carlos Villarias? jeanette Me
Donald preparandose para salir
a Honolulu, en- donde "hay YER.
SOi ~ SoiiO CIT 0dii
fornia.-icomo esta viejo Tim
Mccoy La fotografia do
William S. Hart y Ia de Georqs
Arliss son muy parecidas.. En-
la vida, sin embargo, los dos son
diferentes.-Tulio Carminatti no
es italiano, como pudiera creerss,
sino daImata.-So ledad Jimenex
recordando o Warner Baxter
los dias del "Cisoo kid".--:Don
de andara Silvia Sidney que ne
aparece por ell estudio que la tie
ne contratada? - Y un anuncio
clasificado en- cierto ~periodioo de
Hollywood, ofrecia hace POGO eel
refrigerator de Mabel Normand,
a precia de ganga".-Lida Ro-
berty perdi6 varias libras en- el
hospital recien.emente. Dicen
que le ell apendice.
.Cusntas veces?-FiN DE FEES
TA-charlie Chaplin dice que
odia a los hombres jovenes por-
que va FL esta viejo Zen una on
trevista) y en- otra, deelara que
odia a los v%ieios porque 10 re-
euerdan que alg1n dia llegars .
su edad....... Este es Hollywood.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

Narlene Dietrich es una de las
poquisimas actrices de Holly
wood que personalmente abre to-
da Ia correspondence que reci-
be-. 10 que esta muy lejos de
querer decir Que Ia lea.
LA r~az6n?.... Que su hija,
Maria, ha empezado a ~coleccio-
mar sellos de correos.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

81 Director Edwards Suther-
hand y w. C. Fields e~scuchaban
stentamente ell radio, Del apa-
seto salia una VOC &c baritone,
bien timbrada, cantando una be-
u. eancion De amor.
Estherland:-Ya tenemos ahf
q otro imitador de Bing Crosby.
iDeberfan a~sesinarlos a todos, por
sacrilegosi
Fields :-iSerfa mayor castigo
que los obligaran a que sc escu-
chasen.
Sutherland:-Oiga listed ESQ.,,
tsiaus en- Ia sa. PAal
La opinión., 1935-03-17

Es absolutamente cierto que
Josef Won Sternberg no volvera
n dirigir otra pelicula en- la que
trabaje Marlene Dietrich, como
10 es tambien que Ia inquietante
alemana almuerza cast todas las
mahana en- Ell restoran del estu-
dijo... sola. Pero ESQ no quiere
decir que Marlene SO retire del
cine nj que pie-se abandonar los
Estados Unidos; por ell contra
rio, ACADIA de firmar un u 20
contrato que la compromise a
hacer otras tres peliculas.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

Sesdn notieias cablegrdficas
recibidas de Londres, los Reyes
de In%glaterra han presenciado
una exhibition de "Lifes OF a
Bengal Lancer, en- Ia Residential
del Duque de Devonshire. Esta
ha sido Ia 1nica pelicula que ha
recibido tai honor. despues de
"CaYalcade", exhibida hace mas
de IN aho en- ~presencia de los
mlsa1oe soberanos.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
Ola que me quleras!

La bella fotografia que aaui reproducimos, presenta a Rosita
Moreno, la simpatica estrelita mexicana, con ell ry de los tangos,
Carlos Gardel. con quien actualmente filma en- la ciudad de Nue.
va York. La pelicula cue esan ambos viviendo para los estudios
Paramount, sc ttua "El Da en- que me Quieras', nombre que
va promote mucho de por 81. Esta es n verdadera primieia dc
la cints. en- las publicaeiones hispanas de California.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

Marlene Dietrich. cuys excen
tricidad consiste en- s%alirse de 10
trillado. segun ell srticulo de
Luis Alfonso que publicamos jun
to . esta fotografia. la Dietrich
Sc do cuents a tempo de la ne
cesidad de sobresalir On Holly
wood.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

En- Artlstas Unidos todos la
man ahora a Darryll Zanuck Esd.
Goldway"-porque ha estado d.
rigiendo una misma escena de
bsile de la pelfcula "Folies Ber-
gere" durante dos semanas.....
~ Sc ha gastado va 100000 en-
Ia rutinai
La opinión., 1935-03-17

esquimales hacienda cola para
darle la mano a un niho recien
nacido, y que cuando n de ellos
morfa la misma ceremonial pre-
cedia al e~ntierro.
La expedition tendra a su dis
posicion I'm equipo de 10 mas mo.
derno y Sc trasladara de un Luz
gar a otro en- cuatro aeroplanos.
Sc proponen permanecer en- Alas
ka cinco meses y visitar una gran
parte del territorio. Los pape-
les PARTICIPATES corren a cargo de
Carole Lombard, Sir Guy stand.
ing y otros aetores conocidos
tSieus en- ls Sc. PAD I
La opinión., 1935-03-17
EN- FL TABLADO
DEL ARLEQUIN
!. CINEMAFONICO
la carrera de Ann Sheri-
dan, que antes fue Clara
Lou. De Mile y sus cru
zndos
Por EueENIo DE zARRAGA
&SES{S
XIV HNS

Adn no hace dos ahos que Ann
Sheridan vino a Hollywood, en-
compahfa de cerca de cincuenta
hombres Y mujeres, ~contratada
para tomar parte en- search for
Beauty; Y. al cabo de S ITEM
pc. solo ella ha conseguido per-
manecer aquf, despues de abrirse
paso entire las filas de los deseo-
noeldos para dirigirse, despacio,
pero con paso firme Y SECURE,
haeia a eumbre de la fama =.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

A estas horas, l~ectores, esta-
ran ustedes probablemente pre-
guntandose ell resultado de la
b1squeda del indio cuyo PERIL
aparece en- ell centavo norteame-
ricano.
Ell proposito de Mae West puso
en- movimiento al personal ente-
(Sipue en- Ia Sa. Pag.)
La opinión., 1935-03-17

Y hablando de anuncios, otro
agente ofrecio passes a los que
pudieran dibujar con mas arte,
bigotes a la estrella de Ia cinta.
cuya fotograffa aparecio en- los
periodicos locales.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

Marion Gering Sc muestra tan
satisfecho del exito de su Ultima
pelicula que ha bautizado a un
perro que lie regalaron hace unas
semanas con ell nombre de aque-
Ia: "Rumba'.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

oS V un POGO en- ell "set' de "Las Cruzadas"
porque nos fascinan los argumentos que tienen una ba-
porque nos fascinan 10 sargumentos que tienan una ba-
Sc mas o menos s6lida. en- los acontecimientos de un pa
sado remote. La escena que Sc estaba fotografiando,
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table. however. because he raises
10 on his farm
A maiOrity Of New Workers like
wise refused to believe that Po-
land China is a brand of hog. and
most Of them thought it was a kind
Of chicken. presumably from the
association with China eggs.
ONLY a man who has worked in a
drug store or in his wife's kitchen
would know what a spatula iS-a
Timber blade which can be used to
Scrape the inside of a mortar or pot.
Judge Patterson was one who
missed IL.
The New York Supreme Court
Judges to whom the test was pre-
sented RETAINED judicially from ex-
pressing their opinions with one ex-
ceDtiOn. That one faced the an
moving reporter angrily.
I'd like 10 land you one on the
chin" he said. adding reflectvely.
I'D also like 10 land the person who
assigned YOU to this story on the
chin. Send that dodo over here
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NEW WORKERS
FIND i. S. ACE
TEST BATTLING
Judges. Lawyers. Politicians
and Men-in- Street Take
TumbIeS.
FvrutedP~

Fv r.frd Pace
Nov York. April AFTER all. a
man can ge- 70 be aidermanlc
president without knowing what a
todv is. and only on the rarest OF
occasions would a Federal judge
have 80 determine whether a plain
ur has been lipenced by the de-
PENDANT.
Nevertheless. barrisers. Judges.
politicians. policemen. prosecutors
and meu-ab0ut town knitted their
broUs today and searched their
memories tand inteligencesl TO an
sWev 30 silly questions containing
such words as monopoly" which
had been compiled by scholars Of
the Bureau OF Education as brain
power test
DR. David Segal. who prepared
the brain twistCrs. said that one
who answered 81 Of them correctly
was entitled 10 consider himself pos
sesscd OF a 2I-year-oid intelligence.
Only Two Pass Test
OnI- tuo. ont Of scores Of men 70
whom the questions were presented.
rated A. q. one vas man on
tho street. and the other vas an
alderman.
a Federal Judge. an assistant u.
S attorney. and another alderman
scored - p and %. respectively.
Leigh NattesOn. a newspaper writer.
passed the test. and Lambert Fair
child. the best dressed man on The
Board Of Alderman reached DR..
Secal's high rating
The words. TO be- defined or used
iu sentences. that stumped most
New Workers were monopoly.
"viupend~ and "tOdy." Few persons
would - expected 70 know that
tOdv Is "a bird that monopoly means
onc-lcggcd and that you mustn't VIII
pend a person because it is not nice
10 say nasty things about him.
Calls in Greek knowledge
Aldarmanic President Bernard 6.
Drutsch stood second i'm the inn
pr0mptu test TODAY. with a rating Of
rs and a mental aEe Of Do, He had.
however. called upon his knowledge
81 Greek 10 write that monopoly
ln a human being neCeSSitateS art-
fetal apparatus for lOcomOtiOn
Mr. Dcutsch made the mistake Of
placing Norris Dam in Alabama in
stead of Tennessee.
Federal Judge Robert P. Patter-
Son scored % and missed the trick
words He knew kale was a vege-
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Rabbi FeuerIicht TO Sneak

Rabbi NJ. NJ. Feuerlicht will speak
before the Indianapolis Hebrew
Congregation. Tenth and Delaware
SITS. at 3 tomorrow night on I'm
preston Of the Washington Con-
Venfinn
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Kara george. or Black George. Ser
bias hberator in 1904 was killed by
order Of MIloSh Obrenovich. whose
dynasty ended IN 1903 with The mul-
der OF Alexander I and his conSort.
BY this act. Karageorge's grandson
Peter !. assembled the throne. leav-
ing desire for revenge in the heart
Of Alexander'S mother, Dowager
Queen Natalie.
The 1904 tsamp shows the heads
Of KarageOrge and Peter l. But
turn 10 around and look closely at
the area bounded by the dotted line
There the death mask Of the slain
King Alexander appears in all It's
grim detail.
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Stories in
TAM PS
Ae DEATH MASK
Of
SERBIA

IL a Serbian
Il stamp Of 1904
lies a tale Of muir
der intrigue and
urrInEon7a ~nvnnuo
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F i n e S W / S S
ribbed athletlc
shirts and fast
color shorts.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-06-27

and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Hengel and children visited at the
Vernon Schultz home at Brook
vile Sunday.
Miss Isabelle Drelow Of Wanda
visited at the Earl Balfany home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mas and family spent
from Tuesday until Thursday fish
ing at Lake Florida.
Herman Bruins returned to his
home Sunday after spending the
week in Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur George and
family were callers at Tracy Sat-
urday.
Paul Herder and Mrs. F. Herder
of Springfield spent Thursday
visiting at the Fred Scharfe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Balfany were
callers at Marshall Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Grams and
son, Donald and Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Jensen attended a surprise
party for Albert Grams at Mil
bank Sunday.
Miss Verda Radtke is visiting
relatives at Davenport, North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Gehrke
visited at the William Jordan
home near Vesta Thursday eve
ming.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-06-27

callers at Vesta Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Foesch and
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Lange
and family of Jamestown, North
Dakota were visitors last week at
the Armin Raduenz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armin Raduenz
were Sunday visitors at the par
entail Jacob Preuss home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wegner
visited at the William Menke home
at Tracy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
and family visited at the Sophus
Christensen home near Morgan
Sunday.
Donald Haag was a business
caller in Marshall Saturday.
Aurelius Fletcher and Leo Hen
gel spent from Tuesday until Fri
day fishing in northern Minnesota.
Mrs. Fred Wasilouski of st.
Cloud and Miss Orloine Gehrke of
Minneapolis came Monday to
spend the week at the parental o.
H. Gehrke home.
Mrs. Pat Dolan Of near Milroy
visited Mrs. Anton Kramer We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Patterson
and family and Miss Vivian Jen-
sen visited at the Elmer Ander-
son home at Tracy Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Brey, Mrs. Herman
Glib, Mrs. William Schaffran and
Mrs. John Wurscher were callers
at Lamberton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Balfany &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Balfany of Wabasso spent from
Thursday until Saturday fishing at
Mile Lacs Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hausamann
and daughter, Ila Mae visited at
the Lyle Rue home at Tracy Sum
day.
Mrs. Dallas Miller visited at the
Walter Wegner home Thursday.
Mrs. Erwin Bruins and Mrs. Fred
Hartwig were callers at Rever,
Thursday afternoon.
Victor Christensen of Detroit,
Michigan and Sophus Christensen
of Morgan visited at the Walter
Anderson home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Wroeke of
Minneapolis spent the weekend at
the Fred Scharfe home.
Louis Grams, William Haag and
Milton Jensen attended a banquet
at Tracy Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vogel and
Mrs. Charles Brau were callers at
Springfield Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartwig
visited at the Ray Hummel home
at Tracy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fletcher
The Redwood gazette., 1935-06-27
MANY ITEMS OF
LUCAN VICINITY
By Vivian Jensen

Lucan-Mr. and Mrs. G. O.
Schlick and family and Miss Mar
jorie Weidaeur visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Jens Larson at Lake Florida
Sunday. Gerald Schlick stayed to
visit his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rue of
near Revere visited at the Halvor
Rue home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Martinka and
family of New Ulm spent several
days visiting at the Joseph Zeug
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Grams
of Echo and Mrs. Kinder of Fair
fax were guests at the Louis
Grams home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kramer and
family attended the Farmer-Labor
picnic in Ramsey State park.
Miss Genevieve Jaros returned
to her home at Vesta Wednesday
after spending several weeks at
the Louis Larson home.
Mrs. Henry Mortensen returned
to her home at Renville after
visiting at the Fred Scharfe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jacobsen were
The Redwood gazette., 1935-06-27

mother, Mrs. Hattie Smith motor
ed to Ramsey park Sunday to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. C. Getting of
Vesta and had a picnic together in
the park.
S. E. Kuehl drove to Minneapo-
lis Saturday to get Mrs. Kuehl and
daughter, Norma Jean.
Dorothy and Geraldine Skow
gave a partv Saturday evening to
"a of their young friends. Mrs.
Skow served a buffet lunch to the
guests.
Rev. E. G. Meierbachtol left
Monday for Fairmont to attend
the Epworth League convention.
Mrs. Meierbachtol went with. him
as far as Sleepy Eye where she
will spend the week with rela-
ives. Oilers from here who are
attending the convention are the
Misses LaVonne Anderson, Wilma
McKibben and Zona Wetter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert AlbertsoD
and daughter, Viola and Leo Geb-
hard spent Sunday at Green Lake.
Darleen and Dorothy Haberman
returned Sunday from Heron Lake
after spending three weeks with
their grandmother, Mrs. Haber-
man.
Mrs. Peter Seifert who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.
SEWERS in Minneapolis three
weeks returned home Sunday.
James Tollefson, Alva Bakken
and William Nigg who are attend
ing the state teachers college at
Mankato spent the weekend at
their homes.
Mrs. Mary Gerhard and daugh-
ter, Laura and Ray Frazee are
visiting relatives and friends in
Minneapolis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Kise were
Lamberton business visitors Mon
day.
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RECENT EVENTS
AROUND MILROY
By Mrs. Thomas F. Reed

Milroy-Matt loft, who was op-
Grated on in the Tracy Clinic, is
recovering.
Miss Florence Yenne, who was
a member of the faculty here some
years ago, visited friends Satur-
day and Sunday. Since leaving
here Miss Yenne has taught in the
music department in Wyoming
and is now teaching in Phoenix,
Arizona.
Our Saviour's Lutheran church
is being re-decorated. The work
is being done by the Gigspad
Brothers of Cottonwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Fraser came
Monday from Worthington and
moved their household goods to
their home at Worthington. Miss
Mary Ellen, who had been visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Julia MUIR
ply, went back with her parents.
James and Gerald also were here
visiting their friends.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-06-27

ce Penke motored to New Ulm
Thursday to visit Miss Dorothy
Belland. They returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brake re-
turned from Minneapolis Saturday
where they had been since Monday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cain Of Sioux
City in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hellyer and children
motored to Slayton Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Osmonson. Mrs.
Hellyer and Mrs. Osmonson are
The Redwood gazette., 1935-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Reed
and three children, Mona Jean,
William and Richard Clarkin,
came Friday from their home in
Laramie, Wyoming and will spend
three weeks at the parental Thom-
as F. Reed home. Mr.. Reed will
attend the scientist convention at
the University of Minnesota this
week.
Andrew Christianson was a
weekend guest at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Christin Christian
son.
Miss Agnes Breen, who is a
student at the Mercy Hospital,
Dubuque, Iowa came last Saturday
to visit at the Frank Maroney
home with other relatives.
Mrs. Ed Hickey, Mrs. John
Klien,, Mrs. R. A. Edwards and
Mrs. Thomas Reed will be hos
tesses in St. Michael's church
Wednesday afternoon, July 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and neph-
ew, Wesley Morgan, motored to
New Ulm Sunday to see Mrs.
Morgan's brother-in-law, A. Jer-
gems, who is in the hospital. Mr..
Jergens was badly hurt in an ac-
cident last week when the truck
in which he was riding tipped and
he and several other workmen
were injured. He was cut about
the face and 19 stitches were TAX
en-. He expects to come home this
weekend.
Mrs. w. N. Svenning and chill
dren, Dorothy and Boldly, returned
from Ruthton last Tuesday after
two weeks visit at the parental
Edward Ginzel home. Mr.. Sven
ming went after them.
Mrs. Hannah Simmons enter
tanned several women Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. H. NJ.
Herring of Marshall.
Mrs. Mary Hickey and grand
daughter, Mabel Hickey of Web
lum, South Dakota moved to Mar
shall Wednesday. They have TAX
en- rooms in the Richard Blake
building for the summer, during
Miss Hickey's vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Seeman
and Miss Mittie Williams left
Sunday for Clinton, Iowa where
they will visit week.
John Veit and mother, Mrs.
John Veit, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
Bernardy and Miss Elsie Watske
of Seaforth left Thursday for
! Moose Lake on fishing trip. They
will be guests at the Olaf Lofquist
home.
H. M. Herring of Marshall was
a guest at the home of Miss Millie
Scott from Wednesday until Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Fildins of
Tracy was a Thursday guest at
the P. H. Kelly home.
DR.. A. H. Bishop and son, War
rem, and Wilbur Schmidt went to
Minneapolis Monday where the
former will attend medical meet
ing.
Several from here attended the
American Legion convention at
Tracy Sunday among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Dysart and
Miss Viola Abel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Solseth, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. We'll
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Svenning,
Mr.. and Mrs. M Parmintier, Mr..
and Mrs. Zeph Trudeau, P. H.
Kelly, George Schlaetzer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Hickey. Mrs. R. A. Ed
wards and daughter, Leona, the
Misses Helen and Anna Mae
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sol
seth, and Mr., and Mrs. Vincent
Edwards.
Mrs. F. L. Dolan left Saturday
for Glencoe to attend a reunion of
her class in the high school there.
Mrs. Dolan also visited her broth
er and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel O'Connell while there. She
returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schwandt
and daughter, Barbara Jean,
motored to Odessa Sunday to visit
the formers relatives.
The Misses Hazel Klien, Leona
Edwards, Helen Kelly and Floren-
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sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mum and
children, Lila and Dale Clarence,
took trip to Maple Lake Friday
and returned Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Timm left
Saturday to visit a cousin at st.
Louis, Missouri and will visit at
other places before returning.
Miss Leona Edwards was .
guest Of her grandmother. Mrs.
Margaret Ford Of Tracy the fore
part of the week.