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Evening star., 1936-09-19
Natures Children
Harebell
(Campanula rotundifolia)
RyTuJJAN roy ATurv

BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
TAIRYLIKE flowers of bright
~ blue, bell-shaped, love to peep
from almost inaccessible crew
= ices of rocks where dashing
waters maintain a continuous spray
or perhaps in some lovely meadow OF
shady spot where fairies love to romp
and play; the blue bells OF Scotland
or lady,s thimble may be found from
June until September.
The harebells are q thrifty family
and develop many, many seed chill
dren. They are in egg-shaped, pend
ant, three-celled capsules. When they
are ready to go places they, being so
Light, travel with ease upon the pass
ing breeze.
The mode Of transportation is ideal.
You will find the dainty blue bells
swaying from their long stems in the
Arctic regions Of Europe. Asia and
America. They flourish in Canada,
from there to New Jersey and Penn
sylvania and Westward to Nebraska,
to Arizona, in the Rockies, and from
this point to California, in the Sierra
Nevadas.
If you have a spot in your own gar
den that Is damp and shaded, why
not have your own fairy circle?
Through many thousands Of years
Evening star., 1936-09-19
10TH ANNIVERSARY
Of n. B. c. MARKED
Review of Broadcasting to
Feature Presentations.
Time Shifts Programs.

TINE N. B. G. network. which this
Fall celebrates its 10th anniver-
sary, Is doing most OF 1t
L through special programs. One
Of these gets underway Monday at
opm.
Called "Ten Years in Retrospect"
It Is to provide weekly review OF
the progress in broadcasting. The
opener will recall the Dempsey Tun-
ney fight, the Lindbergh reception
and the first Rose Bowl game broad
cast in 1927.
The celebration will reach climax
November Is, the date on which
N. B. C.'s initial broadcast was made
10 years ago.
Each weeks broadcast until that
time will reveal the type and scope
of the advances made by N. B. G.
In the 10 years Of its existence.
NETWORK broadcasting schedules
~ will undergo their semi-annual
shift September 27, when New York
returns to Eastern standard time.
Nearly all regular network features
will come into Washington an hour
later than at present, although a few
are to be given other spots on the
broadcast schedule.
NJ. B. G. and the Intercity Grour
have finally ironed out their
differences about the Good Will Court
broadcasts which make their debut
on N. B. c. tomorrow night as a
substitute for Maj. Bowes' amateur
shows.
As q result N. B. G. and the Inter-
City Group will carry the programs
which means they will come into
Washington over both WRC and
VOL. Tomorrow night, however
VOL will broadcast only the first
30 minutes Of the hour program.
A NEW show called whats in q
a Name" will make its debut over
WRC and WFBR in Baltimore Sep
tember 2S. The program will be
broadcast twice weekly-Monday and
Fridays from 7:45 to 8 pm.
On each program, "The Oracle OF
Names" and narrator, will give the
background history and significance
of the names Of famous people. Den
mis- Connell, Maude Howell Smith and
John Shelley have been chosen for
the cast, but WRC is looking for
other promising talent for special
character parts.
Evening star., 1936-09-19

TIL s houl d
have been a
happy night, q
happy trip. but a
cloud dimmed Mrs
Flagg's gladness
For more than Is
years she h a d
worn this deepen
ing fear pinned to
her heart, as If by
suffering secretly,
courageously in an
ticip a t ion, she
might be spared
the accomplished
fact.
It had been a
small cloud when,
Is years ago, she
had married Pa
tr o m a n Jo h n
Flagg Of the vii
lage Of Lakedale,
now the industrial
center Irondale.
U n o b tru sively
cho f,1rrod ord
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studied the man beside her In the
front seat of the car. He was hand
somer today than he had been Is
years before, she thought. The thick,
crisp hair was iron-gray now. that
boyish face sculptured by response
bility and honesty of purpose. He not
only capably filled the post of chief Of
police, but he looked the part.
This was their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary. At her earnest in
sistence they were driving to the city
to spend the night and as much OF
the following day as Capt. Flagg could
be persuaded to spare from his duties.
Theater. dinner and shopping had been
her excuse.
"Oh, john" she protested as the
captain switched on the police radio.
"Do we have to listen to that all the
way to Chicago?"
"Now, Martha" soothed Capt. Flagg.
Il just want to see how the boys are
getting on"
THE radio didn't really annoy her,
but for this one night she wanted
to be free Of even the symbol of fear.
IF you haven't trained that police
force so they can take care of any
thing that comes up for one day,
you're a poor chief of police" Mrs.
Flagg scolded tenderly. 'fIt wouldn't
be for lack Of good example. If there's
been a dangerous job to do and you
haven't been in the thick Of 1t. ]
haven't heard Of It,"
Difidently she slipped her hand
under her husbands arm. He gave
her a quick, warm look Of under
standing and pressed her imprisoned
hand tightly against his side.
The radio droned on, making routine
contacts and reports. Suddenly the
announcer,s voice came sharp and
urgent:
Calling North Patrol! Calling
North Patrol! Carload Of baidits
holding up crowd at Melody Dance
Hall, River road and highway 66.
More later"
4 X
THE captain leaned forward and
snapped q switch.
Hedges, Hedges" he said insistently.
Hedges speaking" came back the
deep, resonant voice.
This is Capt. Flagg."
eyes, sir" To Martha's ears the
voice held q sly, SNUG satisfaction.
I'm within miles Of Melody
Dance Hall. I'll hold them till the
North Patrol gets there. Isn't 1t early
in the season for that place to be
open2"
Private party, think. Good luck,
SIR"
Good luck, thought Martha bitterly,
swaying as the car drove recklessly,
skidding now and then in the loose
gravel. Her eyes grew bleak.
A man couldn't 60 on like that for
ever and not pay. Shed been lucky to
have him for IS years. God had been
Evening star., 1936-09-19
japanese National Theater.

In Toxic. the head of theater
chain, Ichizo Kobayashi, has secured
control Of the Imperial and will turn
1t into a national theater, similar to
European theaters Of this type, with
the particular object Of displaying THE
dramatic arts of Japan to foreigners.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
HELP-DOMESTIC

HELF-DOmESTIC.
COLORED GIRL, cooking. laundry and
general housework; no children. Cali
Cleveland O273 after 9 Saturday evening,
or between 10 am. and l pm. Sunday.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. for two
adults; must be honest, thorough and have
references; reporting 10 am; no Sundays
or Wednesdays; So week. Cail Monday,
3S40 Fulton st. NV.
GIRL, white. for general housework: live
in; adult family. 1888 3rd pl. NV. RAN
dolph 3016.
GIRL, white. between rs and 80; general
housework; stay nights. 937 H st. NV.
GIRL. white; light housework and help
with Q children; stay nightss nice home.
GIRL. white, 1are for small ant. 2 chill
dren. Of empldSed couple 40 Cedar st.,
Apt. "a Takona Park. y. @.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT expert: books started. aud
reasonable: references. Adams 1896 90.
BoOKKEEPER. experienced, costs. time
keeping. any clerical work: good penman:
best references. Address Box 411-G. Star
office. 2U'
BOY. high-school graduate wants position
to learn trade; highest references. Address
Box 469-G. Star office. Shepherd 1876.
CHAUFFEUR. truck driver; excellent
driver; reliable; mechanical knowledge;
D. c. permit. Address Box 4i3-G, Star
Office. 20"
COLORED BOY. Southern, wants Job as
porter or any kind OF job; references
Phone Lincoln 3S2l-J. 49,
COLORED MAN wants position as janitor
qualifications and service guaranteed. 1910
Kenyon st. NV. SO'
MAN. SO, college. interested in literature
languages, sciences. wine. food. owns small
waterfront property on Eastern Shore
seeks Winter or year-around connection
here; no canvaSSing. Address Box 361-G,
Star office. 20'
YOUNG MAN. cost accounting and cler-
ical experience. refined sober. married;
hotel and garage experience; any position
considered. Address Box 1896. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. colored wishes job porter.
chauffeur houSeman: experienced in drug
store: reference: will do other work. Co
lumbia 6l90.
YOUNG MAN. white, %. wants work;
drivers permit; best references. Address
Box 307-G, Star ofice. ~
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HELP-MEN.


references; apply Immediately. Parking
Shop Pharmacy. 4s4l Mass. ave. NV.
SOLICITOR for motor freight transporta-
srs,rs tioa hns snsi. sGi e. IAN familiar with M.
resident Of washington an asset. Reply in
oEgaa osEga na.ndWriting' ..nd stating age. experience
SPOTTER WANTED for Zoric Dry Clean
ing; Permanent employment. Will pay
ths high salary to one Of the best spoilers IN
encs, age and references in first letter
{, co T. Garner. Newport News. va. Phone
STEAM .FITTER. non-union. steady work.
rear 34C7 Conn. ave. NV. Thomas z.
Clark.
WHITE MAN, with hotel or apt. house
experience. for maintenance work and
repars sf snSs naserrsG ho nnx hS
21st st. NV.
YOUNG MAN-White; serve dinner. care
for car. assist housekeeper. 4 to 8: half
student preferred; references; $50 month.
Address Box 3-H. Star office.
AUTOMOBILE SALEsMEN-Prefer men
used to selling Chevrolets and Plymouths;
accepted; ali replies strictly confidential.
Address Box 35S-G. Star office.
ACTOMOTIVE JOBBER SALESMAN; gsod
local territory open for proper man: this
is not peddlers' proposition. but bona bona,
house; IN reply state personal history. in
esiuding former employers, type sdaas OF worki
ONCE
YOUNG, AGGRESSIVE, experienced for
ist. capable OF taking charge and build,
location. Write, stating experience and
salary expected; furnish reference; all re-
plies held confidential. Address Box 1s-H'
ATTENTION, statesmen.
To men with cars. who are looking for
permanent position with q future, we
have responsible. attractive position. The
work is pleasant and dignified No can.
yassing; guaranteed salary will be paid
liable and Competent need apply. Address
Box 7I-H. Star office.
STOCK BOYS,
Between 16 and 18 years old.
A department store has sew
eral permanent openings for
young white boys of good
character who are interested
in store work. Address Box
442-G, Star office.
MATCHMAKER.
If you are an experienced
man looking for a permanent
position in congenial sur
roundings, this position will
interest you. State age and
experie ence. Address Box
428-G, Star office.
RUG MAN. EXPERIENCED.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of an experienced
rug man to supervise their
rug stock. Permanent posi-
ton. Apply Mr.. c. L. Mar
low, The Hecht Co., F and
7th NV.
YOUNG MAN - LARGE
REAL ESTATE FIRM HAS
OPENING FOR YOUNG
MAN BETWEEN II AND 20
YEARS OF AGE HAVING
HIGH SCHOOL EDUCA-
TION. REPLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING, STATING
AGE, EDUCATION, ETC.
ADDRESS BOX 409-T, STAR
OFFICE.
BOYS WITH BICYCLES TO
SERVE NIGHT FINAL STAR
Evening star., 1936-09-19

BOYS WITH BICYCLES TO
SERVE NIGHT FINAL STAR
ROUTES IN CHEVY CHASE,
D. C., PHONE CLEV. 1921.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DCoANLcS OffOhI UN1IlES.
RooMING HOUSE BUSINESS wanted; 10
or aox mere rooms ssi o. cash or terms Address
ICE TRUcK. BUSINESS for sale. Cali
Met. 045S after 5 O'Clock 19s
ROOMING HOUSE. attractive. newly dec.
@ ana iurn:ji income; S2SO mo-; rental. $50
ness and real estate; sell or exchange. big
| bargain; $4,000 income. Agents atten-
ton. Address Box 316-G Star once. 20.
COMPLETE Furnishings rooms; linen.
Lincoln S44S-J.
ESTABLISHED. GOOD GARAGE and shop
lor rent reasonable. Call 2135 Eye st.
GARAGE GA bsi5 rsas. station With
1920 Ss4 TRoMAs Nsl BOSS ssoS PHEiPs
BOOMING HoUsE-Conn. ave. and R.
4 rooms, well established: selling account
other work. Potomac 5S16.
@ FSs9Rf aSGsss in sAs
own price. $40 9th ST. NV. 20'
CORNER STORE for rent: $40 a month.
500 Central ave. Capitol Heights. Md.
Phone Capitol Heights 1913. 21'
G ST. Sc. 51O-Sman grocery store;
viii rent. lease or sell; good location Sc:
ATTENTION-INVESTO BROKERS.
For sale or trade; 70-room resort ho-
tel. completely furnished; 800 acres
in Great Smoky Mts. of North Carolina.
Address Box 36s-G. Star ONCE. 90"
PARKING LOT in downtown. congested
district; will sell all or partnership in
terest: this lot is real money maker.
Address Box 6s-H Star ONCE.
THIS ROOMING HOUSE contains SO rms.
net return: due to illness, owner will sell
business, furnishings and real estate at
bargain. Mr. Still. Adams 3444. eve.
and Sundays LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER,
17l9 K st. NV. National 1866.
GASOLINE STATION. good location; hy-
draulic lift. large driveway. Sterling sO16,
20s
Evening star., 1936-09-19
WANTED-SALESMEN

IF YOU can sell and really want to make
a good income We have place in our organ
ization for you. Give full iuforme ton re-
carding your past selling experience in first
letter Address Box 451-G, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-09-19

VACUUM CLEANER SALES
MEN, $3.50 commission to
good men. Apply Mr.. Will
liams from 7 to 8 pm. Ford
Electric Co., 3616 14th NV.
Evening star., 1936-09-19

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
r E. ROOF NOW. COM.
PLETE HOME RENOVA-
TON. RE-SID E NOW.
MODERNIZE THE BIRD
WAY. BIRD FURNISHES
THE MONEY. NO MONEY
DOWN, 3 YEARS TO PAY.
PHONE NOW FOR FREE
ESTIMATES. ATLANTIC
1883.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
HELI-DOMESTIC.

GIRL, white. cooking, general housevork
no laundry: sleep in; references; IS week
Cleveland 005g
Evening star., 1936-09-19

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE. colored, cook. waitress. house
maid chauffeur butler, houseman, gar
dener; free to travel; both thoroughly eX-
perienced; reliable; young and ref1ned,
with first-class references. Address Box
259-G Star Office 2O'
Evening star., 1936-09-19
CAMERA REPAIRS
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER g. d'ALBERT INC.
S15 10th St NV Phone National 4fi2
Evening star., 1936-09-19

SITUATIONS-UUM
'COLORED GIRL wants light housework
or part-time Job. Potomac 0271.
GIRL. colored wants chambermaid's work.
or g.h.w.: stay nights: references. Call or
write. 1872 Corcoran st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, plain cooking:
colored girl wants job: no Sunday; refer
ences. Margaret Smith. 306 v st. NV.
LAUNDRY TO DO AT HOME, by q reli-
able woman; ref. Decatur 2691-W.
MAN AND WIFE, janitor, g.h.w.: drivers
permit; private family: references. VIII
liam johnson. S13 oath st NV.
MORNING OR AFTERNOON WORK, by
colored girl; good cook: reference. S17
r st. NV.
PART-TIME OR DAYS WORK, BY colored
woman: no Sunday work. North 1857.
WORK OF ANY KIND. by Southern girl,
eolored. Call from o am. until 7:30 p.m..
Decatur 5070.
Evening star., 1936-09-19

OAOI1lEa.
A permanent position in a
store for a young woman of
good character who has had
some cashiering experience.
State age. Address Box
lille, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
EMPLOYMENT HELP.

Former employment manager makes q
speciality of helping men and women seek
ing employment prepare letters OF applica-
tion. See Mr.. COOK. GA Earle Bldg.
Phone National S622. 49,
Evening star., 1936-09-19
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

SITUATIONS-WOM
CURB GIRL wants work as lady's maid,
nI1s;, nursing or g, general housework. Phone
GIRL, reliable colored wants position as
waitress. maid in store or Office, elevator
operator. Dec. 1860. 2OH
GIRL. colored, as maid, nurse. pantry
help dishwasher, mothers helper; stay
nights. 1O7 R st. NV. Potomac 2977.
GIRL. 23. desires position as seamstress
in dress shop; exp. Pot. 0235-W. 21s
POSITION wanted as cashier. saleswoman,
file clerk: experienced. 25. Miss Betty
Lake Jones' Apt. "a, 1016 10th st. NV.
Metropolitan 0577.
PRACTICAL NURSE for invalid or house
keeper. or housemother in an institution.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored wishes posi-
ress. Potomac 40S2-J.
SOCIAL SECRETARY or COMPANION. by
refined, educated woman; experienced
bookkeeping. shorthand, typing: best ref
erences. Address Box 446-G. Star ONCE.
WOMAN (colored) wishes part-time work.
apt. to clean. wash to take home. Phone
Decatur 21Ss-R.
WOMAN of education. culture. refinement.
happy disposition. position as companion
to invalid elderly woman man tn.1a, or chii- bill
256. Greenville. N. c. 81
WORKER. experienced house. excellent
cock, no laundry, desires situation weekly
salary S15:- references. all information.
Address Box 460-G. Star office.
EXPERIENCED child's nurse or governess
desires position in refined home; ref. Ad-
dress Box 57-H. Star office.
Evening star., 1936-09-19

piece Sheraton mahogany; cost $500;
price, Sl50. 1915 r st. NV. Decatur
Evening star., 1936-09-19

DINING ROOM SUITE, Sheraton; table. g
chairs corner cabinet: all excellent con-
dition: $50. On display Smiths Storage,
1313 u st. NV
Evening star., 1936-09-19
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE WANTED-Woman not workin
to share home and care for 1n-year -oi
schoolgirl. Address Box 349-G. Star offci
Evening star., 1936-09-19
HOME SCHOOL,

1888 3rd st. ne. Decatur 1896. Director
Eva Hurd Willis. specially trained Wash
ington public school teacher. Special at
tention given to individual needs.
ROOFING. SIDING INSULATION
ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO.,
Evening star., 1936-09-19

YOUNG MD. MOTORING TO MAYO
Clinic, Rochester. Mimi. and West Coast
share expenses. Leaving early october.
Address Box HOG, Star ofice. 20.
SKYLINE DRIVE SUNDAY-CAR PRI-
party; Accommodate four. Cleveland 2974. .
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Observes 10Th Birthday.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Kilstofte's spa
cious home was crowded by man!
Tuesday afternoon and evening with
friends and neighbOrs from far anC
near who came to congratulate Mr.
Kilstofte on his 10th birthday ami
versary In spite of Mr.. Kilstofte'S
prolonged illness he was feeling very
good and active throughout the day
and was able to officiate as genial
and jovial host to his many visitors
The event was turned into real gala
affair when several of the Kilstofte
children and grandchildren came for
a visit.
Among those from out of town were
Erode Kilstofte from Wilmington, Cal
ifornia, Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge B. Kills
tofte and five children from Winona-
Esbern from Harmony, Miss Ingeborg
from Minneapolis Tor possibly it should
be said that she is lin transit as she
is preparing to leave for Texas), Miss
Elsie from Winona, Holger from Har-
mony, and Mrs. Mac Lundsten and
daughter, Kay, from Buffalo.
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SAND CREEK

A number of friends and neighbOrs
attended the parcel shower at the
home of Mrs. Victoria Larsen, given
in honor of Mrs. Floyd Nelson, Tues
day afternoon. of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rasmussen Wis
tied last Thursday afternoon at the
Charles Oberg home.
Mrs. o. Roland attended the Ladies'
Aid meeting at the Eric Olson home
last Thursday afternoon.
F. NJ Carlson left Friday for Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, for a visit with his
sons there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Erickson of
Fond du Lac, spent Mothers day with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sahlen.
Stanford Swanson spent Mothers
day at his parental home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oberg, Mrs.
H. G. Beeman and Paul, Loretta, Joe
and Francis Wolf visited Sunday aft
ernoon at the D. Svardahl home.
Mrs. c. Svardahl and son are visit
ing at her parental home at Clover
dale this week.
Mrs. V. Minder and children of
Faribault, came Saturday afternoon
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
Engebo.
Mrs. d. Svardahl and son, Conrad,
visited Sunday evening at the Engebo
home.
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INTERNATIONAL
NEWS REVIEW
Continued from Page u

try that if sanctions were decided upon
they could never become effective as
long as three of the big powers
stayed on the outside. Italy realized
that these outsiders would take adj
vantage of the rare opportunity Of
cashing in on the willingness of les
ser nations to sacrifice something for
the sake of upholding the interna-
tional ideal of inviolability of sover-
eign territory.
So that, in the end, Ethiopia's de-
feat is synonymous with the defeat
of American isolationist policy.
British QUESTIONABLE.
AS though to detract attention from
its failure to stop or prevent the war
of Italy against Ethiopia, Great Brit
ain, prime mover in all that the
League of Nations undertakes, and,
therefore, primarily responsible for
its successes and non-successes, few
days ago addressed to Adolf Hitler,
chief executive of Germany, a ques-
+ tiOnnaire designed to elicit from him
statement as to the aims of pres
ent-day German foreign policy.
1t will be recalled that Hitler on
March spoke in the German par
lament at the moment when he, in
violation of the Versailles and Locar-
no treaties, dispatched his soldiers to
the demilitarized Rhineland, and tina
other powers were quite excited about
it. On that occasion Hitler declared
himself willing to negotiate a set of
nOn-aggression treaties with other ma
tions in order to preclude the posi-
bility of war in Europe for the next
twenty-five years.
Although Hitler spoke with a GER
tain amount of finality-and most as
suredly with clearness that could
not be misunderstood, the socalled
LOcarno powers chose the position of
those who could not grasp his mean
ing. Hence, the QUESTIONABLE from
LOndon-in behalf of the Locarno
powers.
Next French Government.
In view of the undeniable fact that
the peace of Europe hinges on the
relations between Germany and
France, the repercussions of the re-
cent French chamber of deputies cleo
ton become matter of Importance.
They may in the near future become
more friendly than they have been
for years.
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WEST ROCK
kitchen shower was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Helmer MagnuSOn Sunday aft

A kitchen shower was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Helmer Magnuson Sunday aft
ernoOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Olson and Grace
visitors at the c. h. Carlson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen and fam
lily visited Mrs. Clara Andersen and
Robert Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Holmberg and
Roger and Carol were Sunday evening
visitors at the C. e. Carlson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Johnson ami Caro-
line Danger were Friday evening visi-
tors at the c. f. Carlson home.
Marlin johnson was a week end visi-
tor at his home here.
The community extends it's sympathy
to the Chas. Johnson family in the
who passed away Wednesday of last
week from pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Houde of Beroun
We're Sunday afternoon visitors at the
G. w. Carlson home.
Rev. f. S. BloomQuiSt was a Sunday
dinner guest at the Theodore 1hOmp-
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Carlson and
baby were dinner guests at the c. r.
Carlson home Sunday.
Caroline Danger. Rudolph and Wen.
dial Carlson. Russell Anderson and Vic.
la, Darwin and Waldo Carlson attended
at DanewOod Saturday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Strokirch. Winifred Danger
Vernon MattsOn and Rudolph Peterson
of DanewoOd. were also present.
Rev. T.. S. Blomqust left Monday fo1
Des Mones, Iowa, to conduct a funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Swanson are the
happy parents of "a boy born recent y
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BASS LAKE

Mrs. Herbert Olson visited Mrs. Anton
Peterson Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugo Braun entertained the CLUB
at her home Wednesday afternoon of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Carlson and fam
lily spent Sunday afternoon at the Harry
Gustafson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heath of Pine City. are
visiting for a few weeks at the home
of their Son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. REM NiebOer and baby
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Felt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Felt and Wesley
and Arlene Swanson visited Tuesday
evening at the Richard Swanson home.
The Herbert Olson family visited Sun
day afternoon at the Ben Carlson home:
Mr.. and Mrs. Monnie Peterson called
there later in the afternoon.
George Smith had the misfortune Of
losing cow last week.
Esther SawatZky is staying at the
Victor Carlson home while Victor Carl
son and c. w. SawatZky are putting in
the crops on the NJ. A. Stacy farm.
The Richard Swanson and Arvid Felt
families spent Mothers day at the OS-
car Felt home.
Mrs. Ben Carlson and baby called on
Mrs. Victor Carlson and Esther SaWatZ-
ky Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Ekdale and Janet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Nelson and ROney, and Mr..
and Mrs. Heathe spent Sunday after
noon at the Nels Nelson home.