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Nillson and Norman Kerry If you want to forget home cares and business worues come to se" this picture Thrills 1 FRIDAY Alice Brady in "SINNERS" HQJ? cheaplv is nonor heeld what a puce some MISHAP" SATURDAY Albert Ray Elinor Fair in "BE A LITTLE SPORT" In which hearts aie Trumps TRESTLE" 0 AT A A A 1 I Strictly Modern Nothing L.o\e interest Sa Fear less rideis and dauntlesb miners Rescue, raids and making Don miss this wondertul picture' "Should a Woman Tell'" "The Sporting Duchess" "Her Elephant Man" Goi dhammer-Aasen ntt liuith took place i-t Lake church ix when Miss Clara Be nl tit ot Mrs is umud in wedlock to Axel 1 111 nilllUI 1 he ceremony occurred I tii, M.o woie a erf ormed a The bnde was in -own ot white satin and The maido Hon Miss Astnde bteen ot aife a diess pink thifton and uit ot vhitton to match Mibs bophia Uuim was bridesmaid and was, in white net Both maids uried ddie Oordhammei a twin biother ot the -ioom was, btst nnn and Cu brothei ot the bride wis -loonismm music wis fuin ibhed 1 he wed din-r mirth is Mtiuk ls-uhn and dm in the itiemoin sott nuisn wis ien del ed rueini wis held it the honie ot the 1 ridt, wlu it theie weie ibout a hundiel 1 hose tiotn distance itteiduitt win Mi uul Mis li in I ind Mi uid Mis ki son ind ot tiiamtt I ill- Mi ind Mi- Olntr in 1 1 imih ot Mi-S 1 ntkson and Mi I II 1 son ot Mis md son boulon ot lllnin 1 llu iioitih nnnur and Miss Wride "st tn it I u- lied smith Julius Vndeison otto ind Cora O-nnmdbon ot ill in ir 1 lit -room who is a son ol Mr ind Mis tioidhuntner ot I ike in the nit it luisintss it Pel-iide whu town the ntwHwidb will make then honit itttr a blioi trn I iiuomobile Jlnue-Engrlestad frit nils lllmar will be in tiit-tt md i-ieeably burprised to 1 nn ot tin of Mibs Sophie I ii-eKi 1 Ponald Tolmie ot 'i 11 iho hii onurred at bait I ikt I ih lh iiidt tht tomidished daugh Mr ii Mis Hans I ot Willi in luite ot the st 1 ul noun 1 sthool in 1 Iuini- the I ist hi it inn lpil ot the in- -thoil it lluktot Itl iho Before -oin- west she tuuh one at ste wn Minn ind tu it 1 he lur hone I- I in 1 ot I In toot ind -in ot Mis lolnnt lit is th I luktiiot bt hool ind an st in The oun- ouple will make their 1 onii in 1 sto in Bln 1 1 it et isit ill intil ut th I st mil 1 1 ne lilt ii ti lends will wi-1 tin in lotir, and piob Iti us wi 1 ltd lite Knott-Pniefer I inond Knott ind Mice Phiefer loth I iineih imminent and respected tople ot were manied (nt noil The hhn- oi rui ted it the home of the -i jim sifter Mis I and oi mi 1 1 the pistor of the il ii -n 1 ee church at 1 clock Music tor the onasion was furn i-htd Mrs Hoen The bride sown wis ot white A wedding: dinner wis it lock Tie bi ide is diu-hter of Mr Tohn I 1 leter ot and the sroom a son of Mrs Phieter both well known in the eastern part ot our county will make their home at Great I ills Mont where Mr Knott has osition is 1 ookkeeper at a copper sun ltt -ince hib return fiom service in I nice Netland-Bj-ork I i-t ednesd evening Ma 26 at the I utherin Free church UII id the ot Miss Vmanih Nttlind lu-hter ot Mrs I Netland ot I tins ind Mr I inard Bjoik, son of it 1 iork of I Hie I ide woie blue ser-e suif with I 1 it miti The ittendants were Miss ml Mr iijoik The wtds lett Thurbdaj mor in-" tot Minin ii olis and I men is toi hn- trip will make tl en home on T. ott Bes wishts ot ill then triends aie extended to them toi and prosperous ml life O'Bnen-Pitzgrerald eo Lxwrence Brien of South Da Koti and Miss Anna Fitzgerald weie united in marriage at 5 clock this moinin- at the St Marys Catholic chinch bather Holland offlciatm-? Thev left on 22 this morning for a weddin-r tup to the Twin Cities and Puluth ir will make their future home it Hloomin- me Miss Titzgeiaid wis the fourth -lade teacher here the pist Mi more compute write up will tat in utKt weekb issue Wedding' This Thorpe son of Mr md Mrs Thorpe and Miss Helen mbon ire united in marriage this at Portland Oie Goldenrod Club Meets Goldemod Farmers Club will hold its next meeting, Fnda this week at the home of Edw Bredeson A good program is being arranged and ice cream and cake will be served A 1 -THE- DAVISON HOSPITAL WILLMAR, MINNESOTA Conducted by P. C.

Davison, M. D. Special Attention Given to Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Scientifically Fitted jL Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.

m. Telephone 715 ir ir air ifAir fcvAVAVAVAV A VAVAvAYAir ir Air Air Air irfcifAw4iiAif THE 'WILLMAR HOSPITAL Conducted by DR. B. J. BRANTON OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 4 p.

m. 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 12 m. to 1 p.

Mb TELEPHONE NUMBER 122 Winmar Hospital Visiting to 4 p. m. For the Treatment of All Noncontagious Dlse Corner Becker Avenue and Fourth Street Special Maternity Facllltee VOLUME 2 6 8 PAGES WILLMAR, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 192 0 WILLMAR HIGH COMMENCEMENT Sixteen Boys and Twenty-Six Girls Receive Diplomas WILLMAR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, 1920 I lien uk 1 es Bi oman 1 ei nice Benson Ltonird 1 loieme lutlei Kobei Cailbon 1 loience Carlson Hirold Cailson Mim Panielbon Thelma 1 lner I in sell n-aie 1 oster Rosemond Genet'-on Kichird I btelle Gallilord Frances Hed Holt Hu-hzma Haley Ralph Hojt Johnson Noimin Johnson Lundquist Lilly Bindberg 1 dith Lundquist McDonald Miller Heloise Moore 1 unklin kelson 1 dna Nordstrom 1 mma Olin Ostenboe (2eor-e Odell irtha Olson A lolet Peterson Florence Paulson Allen Pelton Ruddy Kermit Sorum Stromert Dana Ispencer NORMA.L GRADUATES 1 stelle Galliford Rub Selin Alice Boreen Thelma Maitha Olson 1 dith Lunduuibt The Commencement Exercises of the Hi-rh tachool held at the Fair Grounds Vuditorium was very well attended in spite of the tact that there were a number of other meetings being held on the sime About 900 people were oiesent The Commencement speaker, Rev Keebev of Mount eas. nt la -ave one ot the best lectures that has been heard in lllmar for a lonar time The best of it aA was that hi. used Ian -ua-e that evervbodv could understand Superintendent talked for about ten minutes giving an outlino of the work that had been done during the past ear He also spoke ot the chan-eb which will be made in the school during the coming vear ind emphasized the need for still further inci easing the school capacity He losed with a tew words in regard to the lu-h school and made special mention of the two honor students The salutatory by Lilly Lindberg and the valedictory bv Florence Carlson were both well presented The music was piepared bv Miss Elva Traphagen and was thorolv enjoved bv the audience Mr Qvale President of the Board of Education talked briefly to the audience and the members of the graduating class after which he presented the diplomas Rev Oehler gave the Invocation and Rev Tegnell the Benediction Preceding the program Mr I Hobbie orchestra entertained the audience with some good music The raduating class consisted of 16 bov and 26 girls The Normal Training Depaitment graduated 6 girls Card of Thanks We wish to express our heartfelt thanks for the beautiful flowers and also kindness shown us in the loss of lfe and mothei Mrs Anna Falk Erick Falk Air and Mrs Finstrom Mr and Mrs A Peterson Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere appreciation to all who have given us so freel of their sympathy our sorrow Also for the flowers for little Myron casket are we truly grateful Mr and Mrs Erick Elkjer eight pound baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Peter Newberg this morning at the Willmar Hospital Peter was seen later walking around with big box of high srade cigars under his irm and a smile a ard long on his face Eagle Lake Y.

P. S. The oung Peoples Society of the Lake church will have a meeting at the church Sunday evening June 5 at clock A program will be given and lunch will be served All are invited Freshmen Enjoy A number of freshmen of the local high school enjov ed an outing on the west shore of Green Lake last Friday afternoon and evening Miss Paddock acted as chaperon The party went out on the afternoon train and returned bv auto A verv pleasant time is reported Entertains at Party Mabel and Thorwald Hanson entertained about twenty guests at their home west of town at a party last Wednesdav evening The evening was spent in plaving gaffies and other amusements A delicious lunch was served Everybody present reports a very enjoyable time Epworth Iieague Convention The 26th annual convention of the Litchfield district of the Epworth League will be held at the First church at Willmar the last part of next week Delegates will be here from all parts of the district, and a good three day program has been arranged Addresses will be made by Rev Lee of St Paul, on Thursday evening, and by Rev Jordan, of Minneapolis Friday President Kerfoot of Hamhne Unrversity Saturday and by Dr Kohlstead of St Paul and Rev Gras of Litchfield on Sunday, June 13 lack Wiggins a student at the spent a few daj visiting at his home here Marriage Licenses May Bjork to Amanda Hansine Netland. May A Gordhammer to Clara Belina Aasen May Dahl to Gertrude Healey. May 28 John Swenson to Alvina Roisum May Bergstresser to Ruby Nelson.

May 29 O'Brien to Anna W. Fitzgerald. Baptist Y. P. S.

The of the Baptist church will hold their regular monthly businebs and social meeting next Friday tNenniK June 4th, at 7 45 The following program will be rendered Piano Swenson Lutheran Male Chorus Foissell Quartet lolin Soderling Piano Swenson and Mrs Nquist Lutheran Male Chorus Refreshments will be served by Chas lohnson. Remus Swenson and Christ Larson's Position as Book Ag-ent Frank Sather returned Monday from the State University He has accepted position as book agent with the Barnum Co of Minneapolis, and will anvass in the territory of Elbow Lake He ill sell the People's Home Mr Sather probably leaves the (Casper Erickson, fore part of next week for Elbow Lake to take up his work during the summer months and expect to be back at the U' again in the fill Walker Kendall of this city has lepted a similai position with the same company and will in the vicinity of He will take up the work when he returns from the University about the fifteenth of this month Resigns as Head Cook Mr and Mrs Hoppenrath left last evening for a couple of days' visit with Mrs Hoppenrath at Grand Forks, Dak Going from there for a visit with his sister at Stanley Dak and later to the Pacific Coast where they will make their future home Mr Hoppenrath has been head cook at the State Fai for the past flv years and two months His resignation took effect last Mondav evening The position is now being filled by Walter Bourgette of Minneapolis At the Head of Class Miss Esther Linstiom, who took her fiist vear at the Willmar High School -raduated from the Assumption (111 High School June 7 with her average standing 91 17-20, and would have been valedictonan but for the rule that the honor should so to a pupil who had attended the school during the full four ears The valedictorian's average standing was 88 Miss Linstrom is a sister ot Mrs Wakefield Entertained at a "Pow-wow" Mrs Chas Hanscom assisted by Airs Snekenberg, entertained at a pow-wow' at the Hanscom cottage at Green Lake Thursday ev enmg The evening was spent in dancing and roasting marsh mallows A luncheon was seived at midnight Theie were sixteen guests The Hanscoms are occupv ing the Tindley cottage for the season Annual Opening1 The Green Lake Country Club held their annual opening Monday evening A large number of people were attendance The evening was spent in dancing and at a late hour a delicious luncheon was served A fine time is reported Collision This Afternoon Frank Watkms and had an auto collision this afternoon on Fifth Street by the corner of the son Wellin store Watkins was dm ing a Ford truck and his left front wheel was demolished and the running board and fenders of the Chevrolet driven by Samuelson were somewhat smashed A Surprise We wish to extend our hearty thanks to neighbors and friends, for the pleas ant time we enjoyed last Sunday We also want to thank you all for tneat sum of money which we received as a remembrance of the daj Mr and Mrs Overson Hansen Iiocal Ag-ent Hansen formerly of the Commercial Hotel, is the local agent for the Minnesota Rural Express Co of Montevideo He has his office at 427 Pacific Avenue in the Ruddy Brothers' build- Women's Auxiliary to Meet The Women's Auxiliaiy of the American Legion will meet in the court house on Thursday evening June 10, at 7 30 M. E. Ladies' Aid The Ladies' Aid of the First church will meet with Dick Bonham, 15th St So, on Wednesday, June 9th Everybody welcome OBITUARY LOWELL JLMOR MEYERS Lowell Junior Mevers the infant son of Mr and Mrs Ravmond Meyers of Dovre died last Sunday The funeral was held today and interment made at the Mamrelund church cemetery MYRON ELKJER The little baby son of Mr and Mrs Erick Elkjer was taken away by death's angel last Sunday, May 30 The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 3 clock from the house at 803 4th St Little Mj ron Elkjer was born Jan 31 this ear and had attained the age of four months He leaves two brothers and a sister MRS ERICKSON Mrs Erickson, daughter of Mrs Christine Soderling, died at her home at Sacramento Calif, Monday at 2 after one week illness with appendicitis Mrs Agnes Soderling-Enckson was born in Sweden, Sept 21, 1881 She came here with her parents when six ears old She attended the Willmar schools and was married to Erickson April 9 1904 They resided at Seattle Wash for some time and then moved to Sacramento where Mr Erickson is a builder and contractor Mrs Erickson was at Willmar for an extended visit with her folks last summer The obsequies takes place at Sacramento The deceased is mourned by the mother, a brother, William and a sister, Mrs Av Buckley, of Willmar, and a brother Russell of Breckenridge and other relatives This is the fourth death in the family withm twenty months The bereaved ones have the sympathy of all in their sorrow Recommended for Scholarship Miss Geraldine daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Haley who has just completed her Junior ear at the College of St Catherine, St Paul was recommended bv the Dean of the College to compete for the French scholarship offered by the University of Paris France, for the ear 1921-22 This scholarship is offered to five other Colleges all over the country and it is to be hoped Miss Haley and the College St Catheime wins this magnificent offer Pearl Newberger arrived Monday from Alexandria for a stay at her home 0 0 BOWERY DANCE At Elmer Anderson's, Two Miles Southwest of Willmar. Saturday Evening, June 5 1 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dr Reynolds of Minneapolis will again occupy the pulpit of the Piesbyterian church next Sunday both morning and evening SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH Tegnell, pastor Sunday school at 9 45 a Sunday service morning or evening GREEN LAKE CHURCH Services next Sunday, June 6th, at 10 a S.

in the evening at 8 m. The Girls' Society meets next Friday evening, May 28th, with Mrs SVEA LUTHERAN Services at 10:30 Confirmation class the 3rd at 2 Ladies' Aid to Clarence Lindblad's Friday, Juno 4th All that have grave lots in Svea are kindly requested to keep them in or der. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Subject: God the only cause and Creator Sunday service at 10:45 a m. Wednesday service at 8 m. All are welcome to these services.

Free reading room in church edifice open every Wednesday, 2 to 4 FAHLUN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Nordell, pastor Sunday school at 10-30 a m. Swedish services 11-30 a m. Young People at 7 00 English services at 8 00 Tuesday at 2-00, Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs Robert Carlson SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH Paul Hallin, pastor Thursday Extra church business meeting at 7 45 Friday social and program at 7 45 Sunday school at 9 30 a Swedish services at 10 45 a Communion at 12 noon meeting at 7 00 English services at 8 00 CATHOLIC Rev Tather Holland A St Mary's at Willmar High mass next Sundav at 9 clock Evening at 7 30 The children will receive their private and solemn Holy Communion next Sunday June 6th St Patrick's at Kandijohi Low mass at 11 clock LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH Services Sunday morning 10 30 Sermon by Mr Rykken Evening (English) 7 45 Sermon bv the pastor Sunday school 9 30 a Prajer meeting Thursday evening 7 30 Thursday morning Parochial school commences June 7th St Johns Church Services Sunday morning at 10 30 Religious school will commence Monday June 7th SWEDISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL Swan Mattson, pastor Spend next Sunday morning with us Service in the Swedish language eleven o'clock Sunday school at ten Rev and Mrs Mattson will give a lawn social at their new home, Oak Park parsonage, Friday evening. You are invited Rev Mattson may now be reached over telephone by calling Svea exchange BETHEL LUTHERAN Cor Becker Ave Second St. S.

Jesper Holmquist, pastor English services next Sunday morning at 10 30 Sunday school at 11:45 Evening services in the Swedish language at 8 o'clock Bethel Young Peoples Society meets Thursday of next week, the 10th, at 8 p. Good program Refreshments served after program A cordial invitation to all to attend our meetings and services. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Corner Trott Ave and 4th St Luther Benson, pastor The services next Sunday will be as follows Morning worship at 10 30 o'clock Sunday school will convene at 12 noon Epworth League at seven clock Preaching service at eight o'clock Services at Priam at 3 15 o'clock Mid-week service at 8 The Ladies' Aid Society will be entertained at the home of Mrs Bonham on 15th St Wednesday June the ninth Lunch will be served Everybody invited PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Rev Findley's charge. Rev M. Findley will conduct religious services Sunday June 6th, as follows Spicer 10-45 am Burbank 3 New London 8 Rev.

Kerbs assistant pastor will be at Harrison at 10:30 a. Sunday school first and then sermon. A prompt attendance of all at 10:30 a. is urged. Burbank Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs Morgan, Mrs.

Parker, Thurs day afternoon, June 3rd UNITED LUTHERAN SYNOD Arnt Vaaler, pastor. Services in Norwegian on Sunday, June 6th at 10.30 a Dr. Stub, president of the Norwegian Lutheran church of America, will preach Sunday school at the usual hour No evening services The Women's Mission Sicety meets in the church parlois on Tuesdav June 8th at 3:00 p. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 8-00 The Vikor Ladies' Aid meets at the home of Henry Nordin on Wednesday afternoon, June i)th Bethel Lutheran Y. P.

S. Thursday evening, June 10th Violin Stromert Carlson Vocal Olander G. Young Quartet. Piano Ohsberg. Eleanor Osthmd Anderson.

Piano Redlund. Program arranged by the Misses Myrtle Johnson and Ruth A. Nor man. Lunch will be served after the program. RBUN SOLDIERS OF THREE WARS IN PARADE Memorial Day Exercises at Willmar Include Parade, Music and Speeches Memorial Day was celebrated at Willmar by a parade at two o'clock Monday, of the veterans of three wars First came the Willmar Band Then the surviving members of the Col Heg Post A in their handsome uniforms Next, quite a number of the members of the Roosevelt Post of the United Spanish-American War veterans in their uniforms of blue and gray Lastly came the boys in khaki, veterans of the recent World War, headed by members of the Austin Hanscom Post of the American Legion, carrying their beautiful banner.

Only about half of the World War veterans in line were in uniform The line of march was along Becker to Third. Third to Pacific, Pacific to Fifth, and Fifth street back to the court house jard The Willmar Band played patriotic selections Gov A Rice introduced Atty Stanford as the speaker of the aav Mr Stanford's address was enlogistic of the veterans before him of the three wars, and he recited extracts from "The Blue and the "The Bivuoac of the Dead" and In Tlanders Fields' The exercises closed with a band concert The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion served a lunch in the Masonic building during the afternoon and were well patronized The arrangements for the exercites were made by the American Legion boys In the morning details from the soldier organization, visited the various cemeteries and decorated the graves of their comrades The State Park Dedication The date for the dedication of Sibley State Park was fixed for Saturday, June 26 The exercises will be held on Cedar Hill near the shore of Lake Andrew Good progress is being made on the roads thru the Park and it is expected that they will be passable by that date The committee on program consists of Senator A Gandrud, Hon John Wick, lund and County Chairman Nels Johnson A number of other committees on arrangements have been named A Swedish Comedy There is an opportunity to secure the presentation of the Swedish play "Karlek och Upptag," by the Swedish Literary Society of the University students at Willmar week after next It made a great hit at the Farm School auditorium when presented there, the players are a fine lot and act cleverly Some Swedish folk dances are a part of the program Two Commissioner Contests There will be two contests this fall for County Commissioners the county In the First District, Tobias Rasmusson has filed against Johnson, the present incumbent In the Fifth two gentlemen from Holland will contest for the honor, De Vries and Albert Boersma In the Third District no opposition candidate filed against Nels Johnson Messrs Rasmuson and De Vries are endorsed by the Nonpartisan organizations and requested to file by them I. O. O. P.

Encampment Grand Patriarch Dexten of Detroit and MtDivitt of Minneapo lis are here this evening to assist with the Grand Encampment of the I Judffe Gilbert Piles Tudge Gilbert filed for re-election as judge of probate yesterday As there are but two candidates there will be no contest in the June primary Geo Jonicks, former roundhouse foreman was induced to file for the position by the farmer antt labor oi sanitations New Hotel Management The Glarum Hotel is now under the management of Mr and Mrs Forsberg, they having leased the place fiom Mrs Hultberg Priam vs. Atwater The Priam and Atwater baseball teams will cross bats next Sunday at the Priam home grounds This will be an interesting game as the Priam team has a clean slate thus far this season LOCAL AND PERSONAL Oehler went to the Cities Tuesday morning Robert Lind of St Paul visited from Saturday until Monday with Miss Harda Selseth Beese has returned from Minneapolis where he attended the State University Robert Lind of St Paul spent a few days last week visiting Miss Harda Selseth Thurston of Minneapolis spent Monday visiting at the Dr Peter Nelson home Miss Ruth Norling will arrive today (Wednesday) from Minneapolis for a short stay and Mrs Arnt are the parents of a son born at the Rest Hospital last Friday and Mrs John Ahlstrom of Spicer were Willmar visitors last Saturday and Sunday Skoglund and Albln Wahlstrand left Monday for a business trip to the Twin Cities Priam Ladies' Aid meets Thursday afternoon June 10th, with Mrs Nels Anderson Myrtle Olson returned Monday evening from a visit in the Twin Cities and Atwater and Mrs John Nordgren left Monday for a trip to Itasca county, Milaca, and other points and Mrs Falk arrived Thursday from Cottonwood for a visit at the Emil Carlson home. Rierson of Sunburg underwent an operation at the Rest Hospital this morning Gladys McHugh returned to Minneapolis Tuesday after a visit at the Sperry home in this city Jesper Holmquist is attending the district convention at Pennock the fore part of the week. Ellen Abrahamson returned Monday from Minneapolis where she attended the Minnehaha Academy Marion Adamson returned Wednesday from Minneapolis where she attended the Minnehaha Academy. Freed of Fahlun purchased a five passenger Paige at the JohnsonErickson Motor garage last week Mayme Rasmusson and Marie Bakken spent Sunday and Monday visiting friends at Howard Lake Hengstler spent Friday until Monday in the Twin Cities attending the St Paul-Minneapolis ball games John Benson of Lisbon N.

Dak, arrived last Thursday for a weeks visit at the Dr. Iver S. Benson home. Emma Johnson of Minneapolis arrived last Wednesday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Carrie Winblad.

Swanson left for Palo Alto, Calif, Tuesday morning He went over the Great Northern via Portland, Ore. Brogren returned to take up 'his studies at Minneapolis yesterday PRICE 8 CENTS after spending Memorial Day at his home Esther Anderson returned last week from Minneapolis where she has been teaching at the Minnehaha Academy Dietz and son arrived Thursday from Wahpeton, Dak. for a visit with her parents, Hon and Mrs Odell Holmdahl is driving a new five passenger Paige which he just purchased from the Johnson-Enckson Motor Co L. Benson and Wallace Johnson gave a picture program at the church at Raymond last Friday evening. Myrtle Miller arrived home from Paul Friday evening having just closed another term of school at Paul L.

McKinley, assistent roadmaster at Superior, Wis, spent Sunday and Monday visiting at his home in this city. McCrillls arrived Monday from Redfleld. Dak, for a visit with friends in this city leaves here for Iowa Lillian Johnson who teaches at Minneapolis arrived Friday evening and visited over Sunday with her mother in this city Jonetta Thorpe returned this evening from a four months' visit with her brother, Rev Nordahl Thorpe at Santa Barbara, Cal Tolo of Locust, la arrived Monday for a visit arith her parents, Mr and Mrs Thoipe She is the wife of Rev Tolo Lemon and family and Lawrence Keating and family returned Tuesday from an auto trip to Osakis Melrose and other points and Mrs Alle Fleckten and children left Sunday morning for Kenmare, Dak, where Mr Fleckten will attend to his farm interest there Myrtle and Edna Lundstead arrived Monday nurning from Wnlsal, Montana, and will spend the summer months visiting their parents this city and Mrs Howard A Larson returned to Sioux City, la last Thursday after attending the funeral of the mother of Mr Larson, the late Mrs Larson and Mrs Earl Hanscom left Tuesday for Bemidji Lake where they will spend some time visiting Mrs Hanscom parents, Mr and Mis A Kuntz Frost who is attending the returned to Minneapolis Tuesday morning having spent the week end at home He was accompanied by his aunt Miss Edith Frost Thomason and sister spent the week end at the Miller-Olson home and on Monday Lloyd Miller and Mrtle Miller accompanied them back to Benson to spend the day Ida Sanderson left Saturday morning for Marion Park where she attended a parcel shower given in honor of Miss Gladys Zeismer, a of June 15th She returned Monday evening the crush of traffic was so great that passenger Train No 14 was obliged to refuse passengers stations nearest the cities Something quite unprecedented on this line say railroad men Klingenberg was initiated as a Shnner at St Paul jesterday A Dohlbeck and Wm Johnson were down to see that no detail of the strenuous journev over the hot sands were omitted from the program A Stromberg, with two of her children, left this morning to join her husband at Minneapolis, where the are to make their future home and where Mr Stromberg has taken a position as janitor in some building Lillian Forsberg returned a week ago from Estherville, where she has been doing the season trimming at a millinery. She also visited her brother, Ben Forsberg at Sioux City, la while returning home. and Mrs Leonhard and Russell Peterson of Minneapolis spent Saturday and Sunday in this city Mrs Leonhard and Mr Peterson weie here to decorate the graves of their parents, the late Mr and Mrs Peterson Aune of Duluth and Mrs Westerberg and daughters Helen and Elizabeth of Minneapolis arrived last Wednesday for a visit with Mrs Aune's and Mrs Westerberg's brother, John Ahlstrom, at Spicer, and with relatives and friends in this city Graduate of the Palmar 8chool of Chlropractlo P.

B. HONG, President. Harry Wahlstrand returned Tuesday morning from Mmneota where he has been principal of theketball, high school. Use Want Column only 2c a word NUMBER 2 2 SCHOOL NOTES Messrs Olson and Oval, of the Board of Education were up at school last week signing diplomas of the high school graduates Mr Geo Otterness and Mr Obenr of St Paul jsalled on us last week. Miss Nannie Johnson and Miss Alice Larson were taken sick last week and obliged to go home before the close of school Miss Esther Johnson accompanied her sister to their home at Moia.

Minn The following acted as subsutues Mrs Garrison in the grade, Mrs Walter Erickson in the Lnd and Mrs A A Bloomquist in the 7th The following mothers lsited the normal department on Thursday of last week to see what progress their little folks had made during the past five weeks under the supervision of the normal girls Mesdames, Anderson, Brohaugh, Otto Ring, Samuel Nelson ictor Bergquist Ed Anderson Mike Downs William Lawler, A Volk, A Johnson, Johnson, il A Chevalier, Christ Nelson. Hanson and Dunning Mr Samuel Nelson also Milted Mr James Trebllcock who will have charge of physical training and outdoor athletics next ear, is planning to return a week or two early in order to get the football team started and to help put up the new apparatus for the gymnasium A complete layout showing the position of the different pieces of apparatus and the lines to be drawn on the floor has been prepared We expect to install both girls and boys basindoor baseball volley ball and handball The furniture for the Junior High School is peginning to arrive The pait that is here already looks good and we are certain that there will be few schools in this part of the state better equipped when all the furniture is in place Mr Bert Swanson of the class of 1918 visited school laet Wednesdaj Margaret Foster, who has been attending the Central High School in St Paul since February returned last week to graduate with her class Mr and Mrs Foster were also present at the commencement exercises We were very glad to have them with us Mr Foster gave the high school a good talk Friday morning Owing to some mistake made month in checking up the students the enrollment of the school was placed a little higher than it reallv is The to tal enrollment for the vear stands follows First grade 181 second gradr131, third grade 135, fourth grade 128 fifth grade 117, sixth grade 110 seventh grade 137. eighth grade 123. high school 277, total, 1339 Last ear the total enrollment was 1227 so that the increase over last year is 112 We predict that there will be in the neighborhood of 1450 pupils in the school sjstem next year The following is a list of the students who were given double promotion during the past vear Mary VaiL Montell Finstad, Roy Christensen. Hazel Hong, Dorothy Danielson, Elmira Qvale Richard Struxness, Kyle Montague Calvin Jensen.

Adelaide Powers, Helen Fitzgerald, Rosemond Dahlheim Irene Rvkken. Eleanor Johnson, Elizabeth Livingstone, Frances Lunstead Julien Ackerman, Donald Neil Vernon Holmberg, George De LaHunt, Alice Garstad Richard Qvale State Board examination papers were sent in to St- Paul this week. Owing to the dinlculty which the State Department of Education has had to secure properly qualified people to correct the papers their return mav be somewhat delaved The Februarj, March and May examinations will all reach us the same time, probably about the first of July 6lasses Fitted Broken leases replaesd frames repaired. First class ootlesi work imintisl. C.

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