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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-04-12
TEE VILLAGE.

1DCO1DHEs 1Kro1f.
10 tho Honorable. the Common Council q the
s village Of W0rthingt0n. MIMI:
Y GKnf11AsN II have the honor 20 present you
With report Of work done b. tho Village for
tho year ending this 10th day Of March, A. D.
1855. together with the moneys received and ex-
pended, viz:
For work done on the streets and highways,
ETC.. you are respectfully referred to the report
Of the Street nmissi0ner,t which 10 herewith
submitted for details.
i No work OF any magnitude has been UNDER
taken, the matter Of water works which was
agitated last year. not having been undertaken
at all We arc almost wholly without lre pro-
lection, and would recommend that imme-
date steps be taken to provide some means Of
fighting the fro hend. Ifit comes within my
province TO suggest any particular thing, It
would be that we provide . hook and ladder
truck, with full supply Of IRE buckets, and or
gantze volunteer nre company: The Village
ers. which are excellent for incipient Ares, but
there should be some systematic way Of reach.
Ing and handling them.
competent civil engineer % employed to estab-
fish system of grades for the streets and that
hereafter all work done on the streets be In &C.
,Sis Connection Would reiter.tss ; the recon-.
nlendati0n made by Lieut. rlOtts. the former
recorder. that proper plan or draft Of the line
Of all the sewers and their connections be made,
thereon as made.
At to tho financial part OF tho work, 1 would
msrk ed exhibit A. and the Iressurer's re.
We purchased 8 vapor burning street lanterns
p pensive 70 run ana but little i any improve.
mcnt over the oil burners. Consequently we
have discarded the burners and replaced them
with oil lamps. We have purchased during the
year ID new lanterns complete and 6 extra lamp
fOunts.
Our system Of lighting is considered good. and
in Justice to the Waterman, would report the
expense of keeping the lamps In good order IS
very light. having usel only ~ barrels Of oil
and gasoline during the year. which has cost
I'll Of IS lamps, this makes The expense Of each
/ would recommend, however, that the watch
man be instructed to light the lamps when the
nights are lark. whether 1t Is In time Of moon
or not, which will of course increase the cost Of
mainta "a ma put largely Increase the useful
Our road and bridge fund has always been
largely Overdrawn. 50 for the ensuing year we
Thought best to levy a tax as provided by law. in
addition to the regular road tax collected by the
street commissioner, the whole amount 50 lev
led being still one mill less than the law al.
lows.
At the meeting June ed last, a resolution was
unanimously adopted to establish free public
library according to law. and on Aug. sd \
boar,i OF directors was appointed and Oct. 5th
tax levy Of 4l35 made do not know what
has been done BY the directors as they have not
ReQOectfn1V submitted
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GEO. 0. MOORE Act,

We spoke last week of the book call
ed The Beautiful story for whlcl,
o. l.. Howard is canvassirg, and at.
tention has been called to Il question
as to the publishing house which issues
the book. None but first class house
could get this book out. The plates
alone are worth q fortune. The book
Is an excellent one for all who care for
the Bible. making it attractive to
Young and old alike.
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Another soaking rain Monday, and
the grass is coming up and wearing
q. the green" already. A week or 10
days more and the terrific herd boy
will be brushing up his deadly pony
and chasing the majestic COW across
the prairie.
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UNION LABOR AfEETYNG

The Union Labor Club will hold their next
meeting Saturday, the 2lst inst. at o'clock in
the afternoon. at the court house in WORTH
ing on. Let every one turn out. farmers, day
labOrers, tradesmen, and all others who favor
a government OF. by and TOR the people, based
upon the principles lai'i down In tina Declare
ton of Independence, and who do not fear the
lash OF the old corrupt parties.
BY order of Com.
J.H MAXWELL,
M. DOANE.
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CANE MILL AND OUTFIT

I have an excellent cane mill, Stubs
EvaperatOr, cast iron arch doors,
CRATES, dampers. juice gauge, and some
small tools which will sell ut q very
low price. ALLEN CLANCY.
3k.tf
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Farm to Rent.-On sec. 8. Summit
Lake. good house. 80 acres In pasture,
and 20 under pillow. Will rent cheap
for casl, or for share. Apply to
32.3W* II. NJ. MERRls. Adrian.
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A Heavy Yoke Of Cattle for sale.
either cash or months time with
6ankable security. Good and handy.
Inquire of(8l ~ y. Fl. 4Corr, Ransom.
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Some fellow having reported and
got it published in another paper. that
= division was ia. be made at Sioux
Falls Junction. we questioned N. A.
Call, the founder of that slightly sta.
ton on the Summit. about the matter.
lie laughed and said he was not boom.
ing it for division, but thought it
would come when it got ready.
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j. H MAXWELL.
M. DOANE.
UCTIQN.

l will sell at public Auction at the
hay shed near the office at A. Forbes.
on Saturday next, April IA. at O'Clock
y. 10. the following property belonging
to Geo. II. Prince. Terms cash:
Pump,
l Rraper.
] Pair Buggy Runners,
4 Horses,
l Single Harness,
Cutter,
8 Plows,
2 Mowers.
/ Binder,
2 Pair Bobsleds,
! Single Buggy,
] Double do,
Drag.
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Attend to your small fruits, fruit
ana shade trees at once. Much more
sure to grow when set early.
H. J. LUDLOW. .
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F. y. Huffman has arrived from
DesMoines and will open his farm on
sec. Z, in Indian Lake. Mr.. II. has
been "under ground'' for about II
years, mining coal, and says he wants
to try it q while on top.
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See the Card Of Messrs. Fitch &
Brooks whe have opened q real estate
and loan Office over Hurd & Dewolf's
Meat Store. They are experienced in
real estate and have a large list of
lands for sale.
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Mimi, will sell his entire stock of pure
blood poultry, his Bronze Turkeys.
Toulouse Geese, Langshans, P. Rocks,
etc., at low prices, for lack of conveh-
fences on q new place. All premiu N
stock. 34-2w
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L. J.. Foote, son Of Lewis Foote, has
returned from attending school ut the
Fairfield Normal and Collegiate Insti-
tute, at Fairfield, Neb. He will be at
home during the summer.
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SPECIAL HALF-FARE LAND ExcUR::
SIONS

SPECIAL HALF-FARE LAND ExCUR::
s1ONs.
To prominent points in Northwest
ern Iowa. Southwestern Minnesota.
Nebraska and Dakota, will he run by
the Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis 4
Omaha Railway, April 81 and oath,
May 9Th and 22h, June 5ih and 10Th.
Tickets will be sold ut one fare for
round trip; and will t,e good to return
within 80 days from date Of sale.
For full information AS to stations
1T which tickets will be sold, and to
us we'll rs to certain points in Kansas
and Texas. address, Il. w. Teasdale,
Genl Passenger Agent, st. Paul.
MINI.
The managing, writing, and city
editor took walk through Clary's
Addition the other day to look up the
improvements. He found several new
houses going up, and work resumed
on the Queen Ann residence structures
being built by the Minnesota Loan &
Investment 60. He counted 20 houses
on this addition already, aud it
would not surprise us to see 40 by an
other year. The Minnesota Loan &
Investment Go. is doing some good
work for Worthington.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured 10y ShilUh's Cure. We
guarantee it.
Will you snffpr with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's VitaliZer is
guaranteed to cure you.
SIEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser.
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh 8
Cure is the Remedy for you.
CATARRHCURED. health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents: Nasal in
jector free. For sale at Barber's. 2 >.
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CONTEST NOTICES.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE, Worthington, MIMI,
February 70, 1885,
by John Il. AshwOrth against James Powell.
For failure TO comply with law a. 70 Timber.
Culture Entry No. A5l, dated
September 9, 1886,
Upon the swh section % township 1oA, N.
range II, w.
In Mobiles county, Mimi, with view to the
that
The said James Powell has failed to break or
cause TO be broken, I'VE acres Of said land since
failed to do any work thereon In any manner
whatever. =
The said parties are hereby summoned to ap.
pear at this office on
The 2sth day of April 1858,
AT 10 o'clock = M, TO respond and furnish tes-
timony concerning said alleged failure.
G. p. SHEPARD. Register.
81 AUGUST PITEReoM, Receiver.
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Whom Baby was siok, ~ Gave her CastoeiA
When she VA . Child, she cried for CastoeiA
When she became Miss, abe chung to Castoria,
When che had Children, che gave them Castoria
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WorthingtOn now keeps s. lamps
going on her streets at night. For the
year just closed it Will be seen by the
village Recorders report that the cost
per lamp is only about $l.2O, and the
quantity of oil consumed only seven
barrels. This, If we remember correct.
ly, is a great improvement on former
times. We are running more lamps at
much less cost.
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LOCAL.

Village OF "0rth1ngton,
u. s. Land Once.
Parties desiring 70 keep posted In any puSlte
matter Eslatiag TO Mobiles county must havs ~
ADVANCE.
Court win convene on Tuesday, May
I. three weeks from next Tuesday.
See change In railroad time table
Sec tho adv. Of the Druggists Toll
OF Soap.
The hardest apple trees that have
been tested can be had 1T Ludlow's. 2w
Miss Reed. Of Io~ =, 10 assistant Reg.
tster OF Deeds 1T present in the Office Of
Register johnson.
Prayer meeting tonight at z in or
der to give time 20 attend tho exercises
1t the Hall.
Sac adv. Of Fish Bros. Wagon Co.
OF Racine, Wis. They furnish cheap
wagons Of the best make.
AEON Forbes and wife returned
from q several weeks, visit to Chicago,
much improved in health.
Judge Wilson went to Chamberlain.
OAK, on Monday to attend to some law
business.
See adv. of farm for sale by 8. 3.
Morton. This Is q good farm near to
town.
VIM. Mclean is building a house,
14x2O, on his six acres just below the
Catholic Church.
Grapes, currants, gooseberries, black.
berries, and raspberries, now ready at
Ludlows. 34.2w
Mrs. Austin returned from Califor-
mia with Mr.. and Mrs. Morton, and
will not return. We learn that she
gaeatly prefers Minnesota.
Services at the Congregational
church next Sabbath ut the usual hour.
A sermon by the Rev. DR.. Noble. Of
Chicago will be read.
Prairie fires were illuminating the
heavens on Tuesday night, east and
north of town. Can't you wait till the
frost is out and the Spring rains over?
Remember that tree that was broken
down last year and get one at Lud.
lows. 2.w
Rev. F. l.. Fisk, preached on Sun.
day last at the Congregational Church.
Mr.. Fisk has received call from
tue chnrch.
Two men were in town the other day
looking the field over with reference to
opening q "free" saloon as soon ma
the licenses expire with the present 81.
looms.
Probate Judge Wemple finds 50
much to do in his Office that he is
kept holding court two days in eaci,
week. He is attending to the business
promptly and giving first rate satisfac
ton.
Cattle and horses of all ages, for sale
Cattle are high grade Shorthorn and
Polled Angus. MUM & CoOKsEY,
34-4w Sibley, Iowa.
i
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VIM. Mclean is building a house,
l4x2O, on his six acres just below the
Catholic Church..
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j.. N LANCE has money to loan cd
real property in sums OF 500 "a
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
The former Jens Christianson farm
in Bigelow. Inquire Of o. G. GRUND-
STEM, WorthingtOn, MINI. 3l-lm.
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Parties desiring place to board can
find accommodations at the residence
OF T. Griffin on fifth ave. 20.4w s
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PROBATE NOTICE.

uOD<l II ~ Ox1N/Ls
STATE or MINNESOTA,,
County Of Mobiles. (sS
I" Probate c0ur'- Ar xx term Monday April
In the matter Of the estate Of Charles j. Folger,
Whereas, certified copy OF the last will and
testament OF Charles }. Fo!ger. of the town of
Geneva. in the county Of Ontario, state OF New
And Whereas, It appearing that said will has
been duly proved and allowed and admitted t.
probate &C according to the laws OF the state Of
Folger, Jane Gartskill Folger and susan Worth
| Eolger are appointed executors said Susa"
WoFtn Foger not icing of lawful age. Letters
Worth FoIeer and Jane Gartsfiil F"eer'
Charles Worth Folger since deceased, and Su.
S.vae t a%S Of
Letters Testsmentary issued to her In c0nnec.
tion with Jane Gartskill Folger Hs coexecu.
trices. as appears from the certificates Of the
York; '''0 o''"'' " 0"''''o' ''"'' ~ Nc"
And Whereas Jane Gartskin Folger and su.
san Worth Folscr; Of saranac Lake, state 81
New York have h!ed petition praying that
said. will may be allowed and admitted to pro.
bate in this court, and Letters Testamentary is.
sned tnetec" TO them in .ec%ranes With the
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before
this court At the probate office in WOrthingtOn,
county OF Mobiles, state Of Minnesota, ON
Monday. the 9TH day of May, =
A. j. 1883 q: Gne O'Clock In the after noon. when
al concerned may appear and contest the pro.
bate of said Instrument.
And 1t is ordereh further, that public notice Of
the time and place of said hearing be given to ali
persons interested by publication OF these or.
ders for three weeks successfully previous 10
said day Of hearing, in the WortSington Ad.
vance. weekly newspaper printed and pub.
lished at Warrington in said county.
Dated at Worthingt0n the 9th day OF April A.
D. 1883.
BY the Court,
E. L. WENPLE,
&.3w Judge of Probate.
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Pair Of three year old colts for sale
~ 82.4w* JOHN DUNN.
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Mrs. Austin returned from Califor-
MIA with Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, and
will not return. We learn that she
gHeatly prefers Minnesota.
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Rev. F. l.. Fisk, preached on Sun
day last at the Congregational Church.
Mr.: Fisk has received call from
the chnrch.
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3l-tf.

Parties wishing to buy cows will do
well to call on. C30.2wl j H. OAKS.
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worthington Markets.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Good Farm for Sale Cheap.

A good, well.improved farm for sale. House,
good harn and granery, both new; two wells
good wind break. a lot Of small fruit, raspber
rtes. strawberries and plums. 100 acres so un.
der plOw. part in timothy. ~ miles from W0r-
thington: Plenty Of water and grass: Address
or apply to &. s. MORTON
or Peter Thompson. Worthington. Mum 3itf
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Per cent Of
Impurities, &c.

The impurities in the powders above
mentioned were found to consist Of va.
rious matters more or less hurtful. In
DR.. Price, powder the principle impuri.
ties were lime and Rochelle salts,
which were found in large quantities.
The impurities found in the other
powders named were principally alum
aud lime.
From the report of the Commission
it is evident that the Royal Baking
Powder is of the highest degree of
strength and purity.
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Grapes, currants, go0seberries, black
berries, and raspberries, now ready al
LudlOwb. 34.2w
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Leave all orders for Ludlow's trees
and plants ut Frank Lewis Store If
you haven't time to go over and get
them. ~
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PROVIDE YOURSELF

With one of those beautifully illus
trated New York Almanacs,' which,
are to he had for the asking, at our
Drug Stores. Ladies. especially,
should not fail..t0 get one.
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Charles NJ. PArdo left on Monday to
take position in the permanent Ex-
hibit" Store at Minneapolis. Mr.. Sweet
has returned and takes Mr.. P's place in
Barber's Drug Store. We regret to zee
Charley leave as he has gpown up with
Worthington and has flled every posi-
ton to which he has been called with
credit and satisfaction to the public.
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Prairie fires were illuminating the
heavens on Tuesday night, east and
north of town. Can't you wait till the
frost is out and the Spring rains over?
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A. l.. Peverill, of Hersey, got in on
Friday last from Waverly, Ia, with; a
splendid English shire horse ramed
Draughtsman. He weighs 800 lbs.
The country is rapidly becoming
stocked up with good horses.
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Services at the Congregational
church next Sabbath ut the usual hour.
A sermon by the Rev. DR.. Noble, Of
Chicago will be read.
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Remember that tree that was broken
down last year and get one at Lud.
lows. 2.w
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ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE
or TON FOR APPOINT.
MENT OF ADM1NISTlPA TOR.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
COUNTY Of MOBILES sss
In Probate Court.
In the matter ofthe estate Of J. 8. Munson,
On reading and filing the petition of +. F.
other things, that j. s. MunsOn late OF SDOkane
Falls, Washington Territory, on the I'd day
Of November, A. d. 1857, at Spokane Fails.
Washington Territory. died intestatc and An In
habitant OF Spokane Fails, said Territory.
at the time OF hts death, leaving
and that the said petitioner is 4 son ii
said deceased, and praying that admnistrs
ton OF said estate be to Geo. s. MunsOn
granted: ''O''
It Is ordered that said petition be heard he.
fore the Judge OF this court, on
Monday, the 3Oth day of April.
A: d. 1888, at O'Clock p M, at probate Office ut
WOrthlngtOn, In said county.
ordered further, that notice thereof be given
TO the heirs OF said deceased, and to all persons
interested, by publishing copy of this order
tor three successive weeks prior to said day OF
hearing In the Worthington Advance, q weekly
newspaper printed and published at Worthing
ton tn said county.
Dated at Worthington the 4th day Of April.
A. d. 1883
BY the Court,
SEAL Ell. wEMPLE,
Saw Judge of Probate.
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Prayer meeting tonight at in or
der to give time to attend tho exercises
ut the Hall.
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AEON Forbes and wife returned
from several week 3, visit to Chicago.
much improved in health.
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Sac adv. Of Fish Bros. Wagon Co.
OF Racine, Wis. They furnish cheap
wagons Of the best make.
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Cattle and horses of all ages, for sale.
Cattle are high grade Shorthorn and
Polled Angus. MUM & COOKsEY,
34-4w Sibley, Iowa.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
sSS~nc ;ncf,es 4 waeka 800 - 500
five inches, 600. 100
Special rates given for larger Advertisements
Reading notices, arst week 10 cents line;
anhae0uent Insertions 5 cents . line each week.
Trsnsient advertisements paid In advance:
Yearly advertisements 70 be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements 70 DO paid fol 0esose
Al3dAvit 10 given.
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One of our saloon proprietors in.
forms ns that 80 per cent. of all tho
money received over his bar during the
PAST year has come from parties out.
aide of Worthington, travelling men
and parties who como to trade.
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TEACHEk'S INSTITUTE.

Ssate Sept. Kiehls. P,pf. Hyde and
Nus Sprag1e In AttsndoHos1h
Work in Progrsss-List ef Teachers.
The State Teachers Institute, an,
nounced for several weeks In the An
VANCE, assembled ON Monday at 2
O'Clock p. %. ct the Worthingtoa
School Building. Prof. e. W. g. Hyde,
Of the St. Cloud Normal aud Miss
Sarah Spragae. Of Minneapolis, are in
attendance rs conductors. State Supt.
D. L. Kiehle, arrived on Tuesday. aud
in the evening delivered very inter-
esting lecture on Education Outside
Of Books.''
The session on Monday afternoon
was conducted by Prof. Hyde, with In.
structions In phonics and some dri,l 10
the School Manual
On Tuesday, Miss Sprague took up
Language aud Reading, also Numbers,
and Prof. Hyde took up Geography
and History. g
Wednesday was devoted mainly to
Educational Psychology. Language and
Dictionary Study.
Following is q List of Teachers in
attendance: r..
w0RTuINaToN.
Mary 3. Twitchell, Eva Martin,
Florence A. Howard. Mrs. Emma
Chute, Annie NJ. Gibson, WinOna Lew.
ID. Sadie CUMMINGS. Frank Desmond.
J: E. Meeker. c. g. Harding, Elite
Fisk, Josephine E. Allen, Jesse Glib
son, Ruth Cummings. Lillian &.
rlotts, Martha ". Plotts, Laura
Bingham. Myrtle l. Dana. Ida NJ.
Newkirk. Nellie e. Barber, Annie
Moore, Richie Maxwell. Susie MOber-
~, Alma B. Convey, Eva Baxter, Lizzie
Hansberger, Addie Paine, Blanche II.
Rama9e, Louisa Mcdowell, Julia uy-
land, Ellen Sundberg, Lillian G. Cool,
Lizzie Kahn, Lenore Hovey, Julia Van
Luven. Minnie Slattuc. Clara Bloom,
Dora Edwards, A. e. Tuttle, Frances
Clark, Addie Fisk, Anna NJ. Wright,
Ida Clark, Margaret Wright, Ruth
Clark, Lizzie Bass.
Fulda-May Booth.
Kinbrae-Ella Tanner, Jennie Hart.
Adlian-Lula Taylor, Edna Nc
Knight, Minnie Hallas, Kittie E.
Smith.
Magnolia-Frank Ellsworth.
Observation-Disclosures Dow, Annie NJ.
Nelson, Laura E. Nelson Susie Petit.
Round Lake-Laura l.. Abbott.
Following is the program for the res,
of the week:
Thursday evening, ''Holmes'' Liter
ary Entertainment, ut Grand Army
Hall.
Thursday and Friday, usual Insti-
| tute work, with Globe Geography and
Educational Psychology specially dwel'
uron.
| Instituta will close Erida v.n m
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Probate Judge Wemple finds so
much to do in his office that he is
kept holding court two days in each
week. He is attending to the business
promptly and giving first rate satisfac-
ton.