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Evening star., 1940-12-20
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a year ago-University
OF Chicago abolished football as
result of poor showing in recent
years.
Three years ago-Sam Snead
won $500 Nassau open golf
championship with 276, beating
Vic Ghezzi by stroke.
Five years ago-Lefty Gomez,
Yankee southpaw, topped Ameri-
can League pitchers for seventh
time in career with earned run
average of 270.
Evening star., 1940-12-20
Two Managers Agree
Jenkins Will Win

Hymie is jenkins manager OF
record, but there is another man
ager in the immediate background,
namely, Katie jenkins, the fighters
beautiful wife. The two managers
agree on absolutely nothing except
one point-that jenkins will belt
the ears off of Fritzie zivic.
jenkins is q great puncher for
q lightweight. Lean, frail, bushy
of hair, he can hit murderously
with either hand. The welterweight
title is not supposed to be at stake
in this fight. Zivic has undertaken
to make an arbitrary weight Of IA
pounds, 3 pounds under the welter-
weight limit. But all that means
nothing. If Jenkins beats him he
will have beaten the welterweight
king and will become the actual
welterweight champion himself
I doubt whether the case will
reach the Supreme Court because
I doubt whether Jenkins can beat
Zivic.
Hiss $50 fights against all comers,
eliminating in his defeat of Henry
Armstrong this fall, have made
Zivic q very efncient fighting man.
Lew Had Better Connect
EorIy for Victory
He Is smart and cool, he hits
hard enough to hurt, he is a good
defensive boxer and he knows every
trick Of the trade. Furthermore,
he is a gamester whose nerves do
not give the slightest fiutter at the
thought Of facing jenkins.
Jenkis is an open hitter. He
prefers to hold his hands wide
come in winging," as the boys
say-and shoot from a distance.
zivic is big and smart enough to
nullify these tactics by getting in
side and leaning on the lighter man
and hammering his body.
If Jenkins fails to connect early
he probably will not connect at
all, for he is frail of frame and
short of stamina. After five or six
rounds Of defensive fighting and
preliminary body work Zivic should
be able to take charge.
That, of course, is pure hypothesis
and jenkins has the stuff in either
hand to knock your best hypothesis
into the next county. We Just will
have to wait and see.
Evening star., 1940-12-20
Fights Last Night
Yy the Associated Press.

yy the Associated Press.
opEssA. .Tsx-sabs Hunt lss:
aishifii, iPshhifi,AbiiEiphIs@s iia, hhYssooesk t. o Green
124l2 Philadelphia, outpointed Andre
Sarilla. 1271a. New York 49,.
Evening star., 1940-12-20
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Hockey Results
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Standingx,

Tonight-River Vale at Washington:
New York at Atlantic City; Baltimore at
Boston.
Tomorrow-Washington at Atlantic City:
Baltimore at Boston: New York st River
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York Rangers 5: Boston. 3.
New York Americans. /; Detroit. /.
Chicago. 2; Montreal. 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Louis. 4 Kansas City. ..
st. Paul. Z: Tulsa, 3.
Evening star., 1940-12-20

GIRL. white, for 6-room house and B..
year boy; live in; S25 month. Oxford
Evening star., 1940-12-20

GIRL. white, between ages 21-35. to take
live in; good pay, time off RA. 1870.
HOUsEKEEPER white employed couple.
one child school age: live in SH. 1851.
Evening star., 1940-12-20

ST. Louis, 4: Kansas City. ..
st. Paul Z: Tulsa, 3.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

Y Maria de la Cruz acabarfa
por poder demostrarle la yer.
dad, por poder demostrarle 81
inocencia.
BESIDE que anoche Sc INSTALL
en- este hotel, la madre de c.
liza no hacia sino pensar en- los
pasos que era precise diera en-
cuanto pudiese salir y valerse
por 81 miSma.
10 prmero que pensaba ha-
Ger era ir a yer a sus tics poll
ticcs, los marqusses de Rio Yer
de.
Tomaria ell tren para Alcira;
llegaria a Ia finca de los mar.
q-eses y hablaria a doha Moves
y don Rodrigo con toda la elo-
cuencia de su amor maternal
despertado, con toda Ia fuga y
la passion de su carihD y de su
ternura de espOsa amante Y Sc
gura de su recta conciencia '
do ~ reCa cOuductA.@
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
NATHAN MANN ACOSTO A
TTAGD COLONELLO

New York, Feb. S.-Nathan
M ann en- un TEMPO fuerte
aspirante al titulo del peso COM
pleto, Sc bati6 aquf con Italo Co
lonello y lie puSo a dormir en- el
quinto asalto. Presenciaron Ell
mas de 5000 personals.
Intervino en- la pelsa el arbi.
tro Johnny McAvoy, luego de
que ColonellO habia srfridO una
|herida en- el labio superior, oca-
sionada pOr los ganchos de IL.
Quierda de SUI %contrario.
Pesaba Ell derrotado 1919 H.
bras v el triunfador 191.
En- FL mismo programa Bill
Kettle, de Maunt Vernon, derrc
to por decision a Bob Eley, d.
Brooklyn, en- Ell Semioficial q
seis asaltos PeSaba el primer
21012 kbras y la victima 1854
Metro Sheriff, del peso well
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

una mujer, grande y noble ami
ga nrestra, contemplate tam
bien la calbe de Echegaray, con
IN 6esconsuelo sin fin,
Era Maria de Ia Cruz.
FL dfa anterior habia venido
q instalarse aqui, al salir del tea
trilo del banquero donde Ia ha-
bisn cuidado.
Y aqui esperaba...
jQue esperaba? o..
mo sabial
I'm loco anhelo de hallar a su
hija; TN loco deseD de recobrar
sus fuerzas y Su Salud, para po-
der andar, salir, buscar a los Sc
res amados... y una vaga espe-
rama de reconstruir su vida y
su pObne hogar Ia animaban.
mo! Pedro, su marido ado
radisimo, no podia ser tan insen
sato que cerrase los ojos cuando
ella 10 mostrara Ia verdad algdn
ddA
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

clones sin luz, donde siempre
huele a gas, a sudOr y a cOcidO
de pobre...
Por fortuna, habia una habi-
taci6n desocupada con balloon 3
Ia calle, cuyo aspecto era mas
limpio Y comfortable que Ell res
to de la casa, y Pura Sc qued6
aqui.
La instalaron las maletas Y
un atamantas que Sc habia trail
do y di6 el dinero para que pa
garan y deSpidieran Ell coche.
que segrfa abajo.
u Quiere usted almorzar,
sehora7
Mo, muchas gracias; he al
morzado ya-repuso Pura.
II Entonces, no desea listed
nada?..
MAZDA; gracias
Isl necesita algo, ahi esta Ell
timbre-termin6 la patrona, U,
ma mUjer grUestsima. rechou'
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

Y en- vista de qre las circuns-
tancias La obligaban a clio, 10
contaria TODD a los marqueses,
invocarfa pruebas y testimo-
MOS, descubriria a la verdade-
ra culpable y Sc haria recOnocer
inoceute y victima.
Y luego, los miSmos MARQUEE
sea Ia yudarian a buscar a su
hta, a buscar a Pedro, a 70
c%onstryir Ell hogar destruido y a
encenGer Ell fuegc apagado.
La mUjer rezaba sin cesar.
Debil, enferma, desvalida, a.
bandcnada, encontraba su dlti-
ma fuerza EN- la fe de pensar
que dos no pOdria consentir
que Sc consumara SUI perdici6n
via pendici6n de Pedro para
siempre.
iAhl... iPOr que. pOr que qui-
50 Dios, pOr que quiso Ell cielo
d-spOner las cosas de aquel mo-
para que Pedro Veygusays d
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
Bettina vencio por nocaut tScnico a Apostol
VoIvera a peIear con Billy Conn

de San Francisco, vencido por FL
italiano de Beacon, fue llevadn
al hospital Policlinico. Apostoli
declare que un fuerte catarro he
habia impedido pelear como a
theme por costrmbre.
Bettina confes6 habfa cumpli
do aver 26 amos de edad,
El Dr.. John T. Truiga, que
examine a Apostoli en- A came
rino, dice que este tiene una le-
sion intra-craneana, que puede
ser ia conclusion del cerebro o
tuna ~fractura del craneo.
Sc recaudaron en- las taquillas
1928 pesos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

New York, Feb. 3.-Melio Bet
tina, Ell excamps6n del peso com
pleto hgero, tom6 anocee la re-
vancha que lie diera Fred A
postOR ell excampe6n del peso
mediano, y lie venci6 por nocaut
tecnico en- ell decimo segundo a.
salto. PreSenciaron ell combate
1889 personals, que aplaudie :
ron Establishments a dos dos gla
diadores.
AL cOmpletarse Al decimo Sc
gundo asalto, Arthur Donovan,
ell arbitro, teniendo en- cuenta Ell
estado de decaimiento de Apos-
toli, proclam6 vencedor a BETH
ma.
Ell triumfo lie abre las pwertas
al ~excampe6n de las IT'S libras
para otro match de revancha
con Billy Conn.
Larry White, director del ven
cido, manifesto: "Ahora retira-
re a Fred. No permitire que
vuelva a pelear."
Apostoli, acometido por Bet
tina, sc cans6 facilmente, 10 que
va habian apreciado los peritOs
en- su anterior combate. La cam
pana salv6 q Fred en- los asaltOs
quinto y decimo, cuando pare
cfa 'tgroggy" bajo los electives
ganchos de izquierda de su ri :
val. Bettina propin6 una terri
bic golpiza a su antagonists en-
los asaltos decimo primero y de-
elmo segundO, Ell final. Tenia el
ojO derecho cast cerrado y los pc
riodistas sostienen que fue "a
mas ominosa derrota de su ca
rrera.
BESIDE su camerino el italiano
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

La semana pr6xima, Ell vier-
mes, Jose Luis defendera de nue.
wo su corona. Peleita facil, Sc
gun los peritos, con ell chileno
Arturo Godoy.
Luis hace sus ejercicios EN-
Pomptcn Lakes, New Jersey,
c~ampamento del DR.. Bier. LIE a.
yrdan George Nicholson, Car-
ence Brown, Jim Howell y Err
ME Scholtz.
GodOy estuvo enfermo de la
garganta, pero va parece re
puesto. Pesa 2OSA libras. Jose
Lids pesa 204.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
OEPORTES
LA INVESTIGATION DEL
Case DE THOMAS

:" Chicago Feb. 8.-La conf
sion atletica del Estado de Hi
nois anunciara ell lunes los re-
sultados de su Investigation er
cuanto a los cargos pdblicos he
chos por el p6gil Harry Tho
mas. \
Declare Thomas por medic de
un diario local que el habia con-
venido, de antemano, en- "dejar-
Sc caer" frente a los gladiado-
res Max Schmeling y Tony Ca
lento.
Presidira la session Ell Sr. Jo-
Sc E. Triner, presidente de Ia
comisi6n.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

Firmaron sus contracts con
los Gigantes, el catcher Rae
Blaemire Y Ell pitcher zurdo Tom
my German.
81 primero procede del Nash
vile. German pas6 la mayor par
10 de la temporada de 1889 con
Ell clrb Clinton, de Iowa.
Palabras de Benny Mccoy:
ruiza he tenido mas suerte de
Ia que merezco. Pase dos soma
mas de discusiones, de agotamlen
to, y ahora me siento satisfecho
Per jugar una temporada con
La novena del suburbio de Gran
vile Merchantes lie pagaron SIS
en- 1882. BESIDE SIS a $45,0 y
ademas un contrato de $4,000
Irlor dos afios.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

Mike Jacobs lie telegrafi6 g
George Harnassus, director de
Ceferino Garcfa, ofreciendo0e
I'm match, para ell dia 20 de mar
20, con Ken Overlin. Parnassus
le ccnsult6 a Ceferino Y los dos
ccntestaron: no estamos intere-
sados.
Dfcese que Ell Gear de los EN-
preSarios recurrira a los tribu-
males para impadir q. CefeMno
pelee con Henry Armstrong, ell
dia ~ de este mes, en- Los An
geles,
La pelea sigue anundiada y
los contendientes sostienen que
Sc llevara a termino,
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
O. functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
youa, depressed lately-your work too much
Tor you
Then why not take Lydia E. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
1ysterical nerves, relieve monthly pain
gcramps, backache, headachel and weak
dizzy f~ainting spells due to functional ir-
Irregularities.
For over so years Pinkham's Compound
naa helped hundreds Of thousands Of weak
rundown, nervous falling" women to 20
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
ms wonderful "woman's FRIEND a chance
70 help your Try ii
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
CON Los GUANTE
Yale vencedor de Hostak. Mike Jacobs perdi6
interss, - CeferiAo rechaza una pelea.

ME piden la garantfa esta, Ia
otra la de mas AHA y acaban por
decirme que no. Por 10 que a mi
toca puede quedarse donde esta.
Cuando este listo para peIear
per ell campeonato, entonces vol
we're a mostrar interes".
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
TONIC SEGUNDo
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Folletin No. 81
La Gaceta

de la mahanG.
Y ALI mismo, ojeando los a.
nuncios de sexta plana, busc6 y
encontr6 bien pronto 10 que Ia
convenia: una casa de huespe-
DIES economical Y centrica, donde
instalarse provisiOnalmente.
-iLleveme a la Gale de Eche
garay, al n1mero...!
ST, sonora.
Cinco minutes despues, esta-
ba Pura hablando con Ia dueha
de la casa anunciada en- el peri6
dico.
Era en- el tercero, una de esas
casas de huespedes miseras y
phs4Tdas, con PasillOs y habita-
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

AAgunoe Green que 81 vejo
Connie Mack, por haberse gas
tado recientemente 100000, no
anda bien del "coco."
Connie invierte 100000 con
la esperanto de sacar UNI million.
Dos de las mejores novenas
de la naci6n fueron construidas
por 81 y Ia primera, Ia mejor,
6eshecha en- cambio de dinero.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
MOSES NO SERA N D

Fi3adelfia, Feb. S.-La direc.
ZION de los Atleticos anunci6 a.
yer que Wally Moses, Ell jardi .
zero, no sera negociado o vendi-
do Connie Mack DECLARE: En-
tiende el 10 que nosotrOs perse-
guiamcs al hacer Ell trato con 81
Detroit. Esta deseOso de regre-
Sar y nosotros de verNo por acA."
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

Los Tigres obtuvieron los ser
vicios de Billy Sullivan, un cat
cher, jardinero y jugador de Qua
dro, en- cambio por ell pitcher
Coffman. Sullivan jug6 de los
Browns en- 1889 y termin6 la
temporada con 289 en- Ell bate,
Coffman es un lanzador derech0
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

LES cosa de reir ESQ de que
los amateurs pidan dinero para
firmar como PROFESSIONALS?
Pues ESQ ha sucedido en- Tam
pa, seg1n tenemos entendido.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
Con eI bate, la Mascota y los EspejueIos
(Por Tira a cuArtA)

Los Yankees vendieron q Wal
ter Judnich a los Browns de San
Luis. Walter fue en- una OCCASION
ell rival de Charley Keller. Elk
ceso de "talento" en- las filas co
mandadas por MoC arthy.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

Le aVisamos a un curioso lee.
tor que Tony Yale, de Gary, In
diana Is 81 pdgil q-e derrot6,
en- Chicago, a All HOstak, de
Seattle, 81 campe6n del peso me-
diaTO para IA AsCciaoi6n Nacio-
nal de Boxeo. Fue la octava vic
toria coneecutiva para Zale.
Hostak he derrib6 a la iona, por
Ia cuenta de dos, en- Ell primer a.
salta Y le vapule6 duramente
en- e quinto.
Trat6 el campe6n de acostar
a SD rival, en- ell quinto, pero no
pudo lograrGo Y Sc lastim6 Ia
maflo izquierda.
Crando son6 Ia campanada fl
nal, 81 propio campe6n lie dijo
a Yale: 'eTu ganaste. La deci-
es tuya''.
Convinieron con 81 los jueces
Qavey Y Miller,
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

cha, con barba, que parecia ~
lunar aceite por TODD su cueEpo
v por sus vestidos pringcecs.
Y Sc march6, dejando sola 3
la nueva hu&sped cuya beileza J
aspecto melanc6lico h intEiga
ban.
Prra, luego de despojarse GEL
sombrero y del abrigo se acerco
al balloon, miranda q Il Gale
honda y estrecha, q travtz de
los visilos.
-o-
Seguia lloviendo.
Por 81 asfalto moiado las gen
ties, CON los paraguas abiertos
iban presurosas a sus asuntos
q sus hogares, donde les espeFo-
ban los brazos abierbos, lac boz
cas- rebosantes de besos. los o.
jos colmados de ternure.
ELLA no tenia q Made, 3 na-
diel...
I'm l3 nmeusidnd de H. seese
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

Despues de la inesperada de-
rrota de Hostak, Mike Jacobs
confes6 que no habia pCdido To-
grar los servicios de este para
I'm match de campeonato,
Deseaba Mike presentar I'm
bout entire Hostak y O;ferino
Garcia, bajo la egida del Club
Deportivo Siglo Veinte.
Ia mayor complication con-
sisbe, segdn los observadOres,
en- Ia derrota que Ell campe6n
de Ia Association sufriera frente
a Tony Yale. ZAP sali6 del COM
bate con Ia mano izquierda las
Itimada,
'Muchas dificultades me en-
contrado como empresario, dijo
Jacobs, pero la de Hostak me pa
|rece Ia mayor.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
BILLY CONN EsTA EN- MIA
MI

Miami, Feb. "a modo de
propaganda para su pelea con
Gus LeSnevith Sc encuentra va
EN- esta cirdad Ell campe6n de
las ITS libras, Billy Conn. Arri-
DO con 81 Johnny Ray, su direc-
tos.
La pelea con Gus sc verifica-
"a Il dia % de este mes.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

estaba sOla, ajena a TODD cariho,
a tOda eOmpahia, a tOda ternu-
RAJ.
La mu5er Sc flo en- las casas
da enfrente.
En u que GAIA frente a este
balc6n, ley6, con letras inmen-
saa que cogian, espaciadas. tres
o cuatro pisos:
GRAN HOTEL
Y
DE MURCIA
Pora no pudo contener por
mas tempo la congoja que Ia
ahogaba..
Y, volviendo hacia Ell interior
d Y alcObita humiA5s csy6 tron
chada en- llanto sObre el pObre y
lecho fementido...
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

ter, derrib6 por la cuenta de
diez a Tony Crusco, de 144K.
La gaceta., 1940-02-03

P~znsisamente, en- este mlsmo
DIS 9 esta misma bora, dstras
% Us visillos de uno de los bal
oouAn Dc aVual Hotel de Murcia,
La gaceta., 1940-02-03
La GACETA

+. Il peri6dico en- idiOmA ESpaAOl
De mas circuIGei6n en- Tampa
virtoriano Manteiga, Editor
subscription semanal: 20 Ct
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Askov American., 1940-09-05
|Kerrick Farmer
Succunbs Friday

The Kerrick community was sad
dened Friday, August 80 by the pass
ing of one of its older citizens, Mike
Fox, who died that forenoon at about
II o'clock. He had been suffering
several years with heart trouble but
insisted on remaining active until
about a year ago.
Michael Fox was born in Stearns
county, near st. Joseph, spending his
early life on farm. About 80 years
ago he came to Holyoke where he
was employed as foreman on the
Mckay farm. About 10 years later
he went to work for D. j. Curry on
the Curry farm east of Kerrick and
later purchased the home where he
resided until his death.
He leaves his wife and a son Roy,
together with number of other
relatives, most of them living in the
old home neighborhood near st. Jo-
seph. He was kind man and had
made many friends who join in ex-
tending sympathy to the bereaved
ones.
Funeral services were held at St.
Michaeps Catholic church with burial
being made in the cemetery there.
Father Crawford was in charge.
Askov American., 1940-09-05
Duquette

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Anderson and
John and Gust Anderson of Shafer,
called on friends and neighbors in
the Duquette and Oak Lake communi-
ties Wednesday of last week.
Ella Stephenson of Duluth, arrived
in Duquette last Thursday for visit
with her parents.
Richard Johnson came home Sat-
urday from Moose Lake where he
has been visiting the past week. He
then left for Chicago where he will
spend a week.
Gladys Johnson, Ellen Johnson,
Mrs. Brown and Edward Ganey, all
of Chicago, spent the weekend at
the Anna Johnson home. Gladys
returned Monday to Duluth where
she will attend school.
jeanette Larson left Monday for
California to join her mother. She
was well liked in this community and
will be missed by many.
Tuesday brought the first day of
school again. Students returned to
the "big red building" to start an
other year of study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Melancon
and John Melancon spent Friday and
Saturday in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Peterson an
nounce the arrival of daughter Mon
day, September g. Congratulations
are extended.
Askov American., 1940-09-05

Caldwell, Ohio, last week while on
its way to the Minnesota State Fair,
killing its commander, Lieutenant
Commander Zachary Lansdowne,
and at least 13 of the officers and
men making up the crew. The air.
ship struck a line squall and there
was no explosion. The big ship
simply met winds of a strength which
it was unable to combat.
Harry Mortensen, living three
miles north of Askov, came to town
yesterday evening in his Ford car.
After getting out on Main street he
discovered that he had brought two
White Leghorn pullets with him
they were 1oosting on top of the car
and hung on for dear life, refusing
to move from their perch even after
being disturbed.
Jap Hill and Raymond of Bruno,
are attending the state fair this week.
Raymond took his calf down again
this year, it having been selected as
the best Holstein calf in the Boys
and Girls club in the county
Askov American., 1940-09-05
Oak Lake

Mrs. Bill Loding of Minneapolis,
spent the weekend at the Alfred An
derson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hanson of Proc
tor, spent the weekend at the Roy
Brandt home.
Mrs. Anna Anderson visited rela-
tives in the Twin Cities last week.
Mrs. S. c. Johnson spent week
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bornhoft, in
Minneapolis.
Harley Dermit and Miss Myrtle
Anderson attended the state fair last
Thursday and Friday. Doris came
home with them for the weekend.
Mervin, Alvin and Miss Eleanor
Fiske and Dorothy Rastot of Duluth,
spent Labor day at the state fair.
G.. E. Carroll visited in Lake Will
son, St. Paul and several other places
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Manikoski
and children of ST. Paul, spent the
weekend at the Jim Fjosne home.
K. Grandlund of Minneapolis, came
to get his mother, Mrs. H. Grandlund,
who has been staying at the Arm
strong home for while.
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Armstrong spent
Sunday in Denham at the Upgren
home.
Askov American., 1940-09-05
Bruno
School Re-OpenS.

School opened Tuesday with the
following corp of teachers: L. E.
Wood, superintendent, Prior Lake;
ALT Larson, principal; Chas. Willard,
coach, Mankato; Miss Jessie West,
Mayfeld, N. D.; Miss Allegra Lunde,
Detroit Lakes; Miss May Johnson,
Duquette; Miss Alice Teich, Pine City;
Miss May Murphy. All bus drivers
were rehired from last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Marshall and Mrs.
Zula butcher and daughter of Gull
yer City, Calf, are visiting at the
Sprague home at this writing.
Art Markus, Bob. O'Day and Mrs.
Carlton Stafford were Sandstone call
ers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Day re-
turned from Bremerton, Wash, last
week. "a.
Many from the village of Bruno,
attended the Kerrick fair Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Indree and chill
dren of Chicago, are spending their
vacation at the Gust Peterson home
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Dow and son
Douglas and Dorance Berger of Min
neapolis, were weekend guests at the
Chas. Berger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Moline and
Elmer Edin of Minneapolis, over the
holiday weekend.
Irene Anderson returned to Finlay-
son Monday where she will teach
again this year.
Mary Johnson has accepted the
position of third and fourth grade
teacher in Bruno and assumed her
duties Tuesday morning of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kvasnicka
visited relatives here the first of this
week. They have just returned from
Pomeroy, Wash.
Friends learned that Jasper Steph-
enson was married recently on the
west coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Stennes and
children of Minneapolis, spent Sum-
day and Monday with the Fred He'd
berg family. Mrs. Hedberg came
back from the Cities with them.
Eylene Ellefson started her teach
ing duties Tuesday in a school near
Denham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ahlm and
Butch returned recently from a week S
vacation in Chicago.