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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-01
STAFFORD,
TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTrNGs

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTNGS.
Mrs William Oakley of Oronoque is
entertaining Mrs Harrington of New
York state.
Mr. and Mrs William O'dell have been
recent visitors in town.
Blaaeslee Lodge, No. 76, A. o. q. M,
held regular meeting in Odd Fellow 3
hall, last week.
| One OF the cars on the Washington
bridge line was stalled, last Tuesday
night, and delayed travel for an hour
Several accidents have happened at the
same point before, and it would seem as
If careful attention might prevent.a repe-
| tition.
Mrs Carrie Marshall has recently en-
tertsined Mr. and Mrs James F. Nelson of
Bridgeport.
Mrs Charles Martin and son have re-
turned from visit In New York.
Miss Lizzie Pink of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has recently visited her aunt Miss Stagg,
of Cupboard Hill.
B. Fl. Merrick, the well known paper
bag manufacturer, had the misfortune to
fall through the elevator shaft at his fac
tory, recently, but escaped very serious
injury. The escape was narrow one.
William Stage and William Hotchkiss
conducted the services at the Advent
mission chapel at the regular mid-week
meeting.
| Plumb & Bartram have their engine
now in use running their new mill.
The Friday afternoon club met, last
week, with Miss Nc lie Gunther, at her
home on South Main street.
The old safe In the town Office, which
has done faithful duty for many years,
has been removed, broken up and sold to
the junkman.
Walter W. Smith and Miss Addie NJ.
Brace were married at the home of the
brides parents, last Tuesday evening,
by Rev E. K. Holden of Olivet church
| Drlu&epoEt' Aue AeWAy maEEleu couEAs
eparted for short wedding journey
with the best wishes of host of friends.
On their return they will reside on South
Main street.
J. r. Young has returned to his home
In Lakeville, after visit with friends
here.
Mrs GSe-ge Morehouse of King street
entertained the Golden League, las
week.
The weekly cottage prayer meeting
was held, last week, at the home of Mr.
Charles Hill on the Ferry road.
Mr. PARROT of California street is NOV
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ing his hot house and making other al
terations, preparatory for Increased IA
cilities for propagation under glass. B4i
The supper in.sid Of the Charity organ,
izstion, held In Town hall, last Tuesday
evening. was well attended and very
satisfactory amount realized to aid the
society in this work.
The Diamond Whist club met, Wednes-
day evening, with Mrs Robert Hard, &
her home on Main street and Stratford
avenue.
Charles J. Hughes of the Stratfard
Granite works, Bridgeport, placed a very
handsome granite tablet at the grave of
the late John Peck Wheeler, in the fam
lily plot in Union cemetery, last week.
Miss May Wilcoxson entertained her
Sunday school, last Saturday afternoon,
at her home on Tory Hill.
The University association met, LAST
week, in the Library building.
Miss Susie Atwood of Sutton avenue
has been in Bridgeport, during the past
week, as guest Of Miss Katharine Silli-
man.
Fred Smith recently cut his left wrist
badly, necessitating visit to DR. Lewis,
who dressed it In satisfactory manner.
The Club. Of Hearts visited Miss White
at her home in Bridgeport, last week.
The great demand for G. N. Clark's
Vegetable Liver Pills is owing to their
wonderful curative properties. They
strike directly at the cause of biliousness,
constipation, indigestion, loss of appetite,
headache, ETC., which makes cure IT,
evitable. Sold by all druggists.
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BLOOMFIELD.
BRooKFIELD's AGRD CITIZENS.


Two Of our Oldest citizens, Cha les
Briggs, agea 90, and Mai Merwin net
with accidents recently. Mr. Briggs fell,
breaking his hip, which ia quite serious.
Mr. Merwin, over 90,hsd but q slight fall,
recovering in few days. c. q. Peck
and Marcus Babbitt, each we'll toward
80, are able to do considerable work.
Zenas Dibble has rented his farm and
will hereafter reside with his son, Syl-
vester, who is living in the Beach Camp
place in the Rackets.
FL. D. Lake has recently bought fine
horse power gasoline engine to do his
work in the place Of q horse power.
Newman Worden, who has been out of
health for some weeks, is slowly improv-
ing.
The Jones House at the Junction is be-
ing papered and painted, preparatory
for new occupant.
Frank Pinkney had been laid up for
few days, the result of heavy lifting or
what appesre to be strain, but ia now
able to be at work again.
Patrick Collins has bought new ,one
horse success" tread power of Walter
Glover of NeWtown for cutting stalks,
hay, etc.
The Guild supper mas a disappointing
success. The attendance was good. The
sale table was well patronized and the
general financial result was quite salts
factory to those who were carrying it on.
The dancing school (not drawing
schooD is an assured fact as a. least 20
members have promised to join. They
will meet On Wednesday evenings with
Miss Stebbins Of Danbury as teacher.
The light demand for cider this season
has left many farmers with large lots of
cider apples on hand. They had been
engaged on superstition that the cider
would find ready sale, but the buyers
have been obliged to stop receiving.
A. S. Mansfield and A. L. Hawley hope
they have finished making cider for this
year.
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1aaEEgxNMALLEf@..
Thanksgiving
Linens.

All pure linen. a 6a-inch
bleached damask, at 3oc.
All pure linen, GO inches,
bleached damask, at soc.
All pure linen, a 6S-inch
bleached damask, at soc.
All pure linen. a 7o-inch
bleached damask atzsc.
All pure linen, a 72-inch
bleached damask, at LOO.
8-4x8-4 table cloths, 1.so.
8-4xIo-4 table cloths, 400.
S-4xI2-4 table cloths, $50.
"a napkins to match, 2. so.
Belgian linens, beautiful
floral designs A.:
8-4xS-4 size, $50; S-4x1o-4
size, 800; 8-4x12-4 size, 3.75.
SIS napkins to match, 2.o8;
3-4 napkins to match. 425.
Fine hemstitched table
cloths: 81 x 81, 1.5o and
I.75; 8-4xIo-4 1.75 and 400;
S-4xI2-4 400 and $50.
Hemstitched sets : S-4x1o-4
size, $50 and 700; 8-4xI2-4
size, 8. 90 and 500.
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STAIRS PLAIN.
CHURCH NOTES.


The woman's prayer meeting of the
Long Ridge church was well attended,
last week Thursday afternoon. The
meeting was led by the PASTORS wife,
Mrs D. G. Yoder. 1t was very interest
ing and greatly enjoyed. Several from
this place were present.
Rev D. c. Yoder preached to a fair
sized congregation on Sunday morning
last. He will preach a Thanksgiving
sermon, next Sunday, December 3, and
December 10 he will preach q memorial
sermon for Mrs Lent. All are cordially
invited.
Ansen Banks is building Ia new ice
house.
Mrs William Duncan spent last week
with friends in Danbury.
Miss Eva Belts was the guest Of Miss
Grace Abbott in Middle River, over Sun
day.
Mrs Samuel Coley of Westport, Mrs
James, and Mrs Herbert Bates of Ben
nrtt's Farms, spent last Thursday with
Mrs Abel Belts.
Mrs G. Fl. Blake and son, Vernon,
spent last week in Mount Kisco, n. Y,
with Mr. and Mrs Herbert Mills.
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PLATTsVILLE.
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed at Lees chapel, next
Sunday. 1t will be missionary day in
the Sunday school.
Meetings will be held on Wednesday
and Friday of this week.
On "wednesday evening, December 6,
will be the lecture by U. Grant Houston.
Tickets are now being sold. Those who
fail to procure them can enter by payic g
the price Of admission: Adults, 20, ;
children, I0c.
The Mercy and Help department Of
sbe Epworth League of Lees chapel, re-
quests all who are wiling to donate the
following articles, + r the help Of these
in need, to leave them at the Methodist
parsonage as soon as convenient: Out
grown clothing, garments that can b.
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REDDING.
THE LATE WALTER M. EDMOND:

TIE LATE WALTER NJ. EDMoNDs.
The funeral services OF the late Wal
ter Id. EdmoDde took place at his home
on Wednesday at l p. m. Rev f. M.
Moody oficiated. His lifelong friend,
K. P. Shaw, made few remarks. The
interment was in the Ridge cemetery.
William e. Duncomb, William Ell. Hill,
bearers.
Patrick Sullivan has obtained q good
position in Ridgefield for the winter, with
Mr. Rockwell, nephew OF Gov Lounsbu-
~.
E. W. Rowing and family have moved
into their Easton lace for the winter.
The county commissioners have ap-
pointed Attorney Samuel G. Shaw pros
ecuting liquor agent for part of Fairfield
county. The appointment was made on
Tuesday and Is for two years and was
approved by Judge Robinson. The ter
ritory which Mr. Shaw will have ia
charge will be Redding, RidRefeld, part
of Easton, BrAnchvile, Georgetown and
vicinity.
The free delivery system will 60 into
effect on Monday, December 4. We are
at this time ignorant of the exact route
to be taken but hope to give it in next
| weeks BEE.
The New England supper at the house
Of J. B. Sanford, on Tuesday evening
last, was the leading social event of the
week. The spacious house was flsd
with happy throng of Redding's most
substantial people, who not only enjoyed
feast of reason but a most substantial
feast Of good things, including turkey,
beans, brown bread and other delicacies.
1t was q success financially and socially.
w. s. Bassett has made repairs on the
wagon and blacksmith shop OF Fl. s.
Shaw.
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BAPTIST CHURCH MOTIFS.

BAPTIST CHURCH MOTIFS.
The covenant met ting Of the Baptist
church will be held on Saturday, Deem
Der 2, at 2 30 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet in
the Baptist church, Thrrsday, Decem-
Der z, at the usual time.
There will be an evangelistic service
at Lower Stepney, Friday evening,
December l.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeav-
or meetings are now being held every
Sunday evening at 6 80 instead of z
O'Clock.
A union Thanksgiving service was
held in the Baptist church, Wednesday
evening.
c. L. SmalIey has placed stove in
his shop, making q good, warm room for
his customers to sit in while waiting for
their horses to be shod.
B. Joyce is on the sick list, under the
CT re of DIR Wells.
DR. Hill can take the prize on large
Fquashes, as his neighbors and friends
can testify.
At the time OF this writing, Mr. and
Mrs John Be- I'D ciard Mr. and Mrs Bige-
low were expecting friends to help them
eat Thanksgiving turkey.
Mr. and Mrs John Porter and little
daughter spent one day, last week, in
She lion.
Wilbur French entertained the French
family on Thanksgiving day.
DR. Pullman, the presiding elder, will
hold the quarterly conference in the
Methodist church, Sunday evening,
December 8.
Mr. and Mrs Burr Hawley attended the
funeral of their niece, Miss Lue liza Wheel
er, in Shelton, on Monday.
Mrs Mary Beers is enterta lining her
niece's daughter, Laura Grammar, who
Is in poor health and undt DR. Hills care. |
Mr. and Mrs Seeley Perry have gone
W DLhu&epoEt w sponO ING WlnLer WIN
their daughter, Mrs Charles Banks.
Messrs Paddock and jacket spent Sun
day afternoon at the home of Mrs Jane
E. Taylor, attending: the harvest festi-
val at the Methodist church in the even |
ing.
Mrs Sylvia Northrop spent several |
days with relatives in Stratford, recent |
~.
Elliot Hubbell spent Sunday with his
brother, Perry Hubbell.
S. B. Hayes entertained r. B. Ginnings
of Bridgeport, one day last week.
Mrs Agur Warner has returned from q
visit in New Haven.
Mrs Lovegrove and daughter, Ida, were
guests Of Mrs Burr Mead, Saturday.
Mrs Edward Beardsley has returned
from visit with her mother in Hunting
ton.
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were held at his late home, Friday ate
noon, and the remains were inferred in
the Branchville cemetery.
Mrs Betty Lockwood has gone to New
jersey to spend q few weeks.
Mrs Andrew O'Neill has returned to
New York, after passing week in town.
The Congregational church pulpit was
occupied by Rev Mr. Sanborn Of Ridge
bury, Sunday.
Miss Hester Gilbert has returned from
visit with relatives in Boston, Mass.
Mrs Wilbur Comstock of Danbury was
the guest of Mrs w. K. Fryer few days,
last week.
Mrs Emory Gurnsey and son, Ray, of
Waite rbury were In town, Wednesday, to
attend the funeral OF Mr. and Mrs Flyers
daughter.
Mrs Jane Fillow, ralict of the late
Abijah Fillow, is very low with con-
sumption, and her death has been daily
expected fer week past.
Mrs John Ripley, who went to England
about month ago, has returned to this
country.
The funeral of Edith, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs w. r. Fryer. which took place
at the Methodist church, Wednesday az
ternoon, was largely attended. Rev r.
j. Beach and Rsv G. L. Taylor, former
pastor, ofieiated. The interment was
in the Branchvile cemetery
Miss Agnes Bryant Of Norwalk was 8
guest OF her aunt, Mrs Cha rles Dykeman,
on Friday last.
Mrs G. Fl. Taylor ID visiting out Of
town.
Mrs B. w. Sanford and Miss Theresa
Webb were guests of Mrs Burr Mills one
day, last week.
Miss Jane Garfield is having her house
repaiuted.
Edgar Albin of Westport and Theodore
Hamilton of Weston were working in
town, last week.
There was dance at the residence
of Charles Weberstrom on Thanksgiving
eve.
Mrs w. r. Pardee Of Ansonia is visit.
ing her father, e. s. Parketon.
Chester Mills has accepted q position
In Connery Brothers store.
Edwin Gilbert and 8. j. Miller are Ii
Chicago on business trip.
William Gilbert took the second degre'
in Masonry. last Wednesday evening.
Howard Mills OF Southport spent Fri
day and Saturday of last week with M
and Mrs T. III. Stocking.
A pool table liz soon to be set up in thi
Iplace.
Mrs Andrew Searles of Branchvill
was seriously burned. last Friday. How
ID In not known at this writing. She
very low.
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made over, or material, either new or old
that can be used in making garments for
children or grown people Of any age or
size. Under the direction of the depart
ment these articles will be repaired or
made up and distributed where they are
needed. The department would also be
glad TO receive and distribute any relig-
ious newspapers and magazines that the
friends may be willing to give for this
pu rpose.-[Mrs c. W. WILSON,, Superin-
tendent Of Mercy and H Up Department
of Epworth League.
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poultry show, which is being held in
Dsnbury, this week.
The ladies' prayer meeting, held in the
church, last Thursday,wa well attended
Mrs D. Carl Yoder had charge Of the sc T.
vice.
Mrs Daniel White, of Dsnbury. was the
guest of Mrs Jerome Stuart, last We'd
nesday.
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CENTER STREET CHURCH.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper,
next Sunday.
Your correspondent is happy to note
that our sick friends are recovering.
Mrs Selleck Osborn, who has been i'll
fer long time, has so far recovered as
to be about the house.
Mrs Frank Sherwood is slowly conva-
lescing.
A genuine surr rise on George r. Reid
was held at Gone Pine Cottage on Friday
evening, the 24.h, by his friends from
fairfield Woods, Greenfield Hill and
Bridgeport. Music WAS furnished by
Thomas 1. Reynolds Of Bridgeport. The
party started for home In the small hcu,s
of the morning all declaring they had
had an extremely good time.
Mr. and Mrs James Tyler returned, last
week Saturday, from visit to MIR Tyl ,r's
father, John Tylsr, of Darien.
A representative of THE BEE called al
Sylvanus s. Mallett's, one day last week,
and was kindly shown all about Mr. Msl
let's new house. It is very pleasant
residence and equipped with all the mod
ern conveniences. Mcclellan Brother.
Of Easton were the contractors.
Mr. and Mrs John n. Wheeler spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs Wheeler's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Moses Thorpe.
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In the same space OF about four days and
10 was with sense Of deep satisfaction
that we said good bye to our kind friends
and the old Quaker city.
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Dinner Knives and Forks.

With ebony, stag and
cherry handles. steel blades,
from &C to $2.o7 a doz.
Dainty effects in plated
knives, from $2.7e to $3.50
dozen.
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GEORGETOWN.
DEATH OF ERNEST e. BEERS.

Ernest E. Beers, aged II years, died,
Thursday, after an ilaess of many weeks
with typhoid fever. Funeral services
we're held at his late home, Friday after
noon, and the remains were inferred in
the Brsnchyille cemetery.
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Turkey Dishes.

Turkey - turkey turkey.
And turkey dishes over and
over again to tell the showing
that is made. Decorated
dishes, plain ware and vitrihed
china. Sizes IA and 10
inches. Prices run : 3oc,
81 10, $I.24 $3.50, $I.62.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF
Even Mcintyre & Co.

During Thanksgiving Week we will sell
100000 worth of Merchandise at about half
price
Sign your name to this advertisement and
bring it with you and Welt present a souvenir
basket to you.
Name:
Address:
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EASTON.

CENTER STREET CHURCH.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper,
next Sunday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
SercsiorO, 9. Saf.

.IanIferen"s qalsre / % omtrin9
Beresforb ere aItib glade peo at l9le
Rubeberne fra andre Steoer os nil meo
&eo. liaabslle prous at gore Ilot @sn'
selo.
De bar itormet omfrin9 os, o9
andre bope maattet bRue for ylnoenes
Staten, men bibtiI bar 9erren / Naaos
iorltaanet os. 81 baue bog bait ual'
minoelio msgen 9ssn, men oa Soroen
Der taaler meset, ltaa Warterne aut9e=
Del l%fenne.
galtor 9. Sobnion beie9te os
poa Telen til Natsmcret os pr9oIteoe
Na;uretb Rife 9Irspas bitten. Si tatte
for geieset. Snsoas @itermlpons rellte
ban ila uibsre til Aarsmebet / 0ut6tn:
ion tiaiae meb Mr. os 0R,s. Sduie fra
gsrmiQion, DIR. os Ulr5. 6obertien
fra @reen iielb, lom ale beie9te SIG9t'
ninae % Wenner Der roa Btleu I'll Aorss
msoet, Wr. Ears garien, DELIGHT ira
Rtsaret Menisbeo Os Scr. s. Sarien
Noro for gpen.
Mrs. q. YouIlen o9 TO minolts
pern oo Mrs. Bebel Nnoerien, beqoe
fra @reen fielo, beig9te nosle al oerss
mango genner Der / iiofte use. Si bape
uarst globe ueb ale geicsens. Oct er
iom Iibt Of aursmooets Outlining er
naaet til os.
Sibiie 5rebus aften osoe Seren
9arien, SpO for Spsn. San bupbe uaret
iys / Iensere Glib Of gatteriot. Sesra'
usIlen fOresit ira 9iemmet Ssnoas @fs
termibbas 81. 2. pafOr @rapen fors
rettece, oa puifor @ieIien par til aars'
mebet 6ui6iniOn.
Seren Qarlen par en- al De 9amle
Ssttlere Der paa @sneu, os en- itor
Stare fulste BAN til @rapsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
@rccnuiae, Mid.

Betbania 6i.fen i bet Lille eau!fe
Settlement bier Sonoag D. IS. Wdi
rant Of gpnilo, builfet b%eifaoigeoe
Ianrnet EN- Del; blanbt anoet bleu Der
repet ct lauot malt Stptte Spoan of.
Dette itete liee for @uostieneiten. iom
beapnbte 6l. 3. Gen iamme Storm
sioroe betpoeIis staoe Der paa 9snen.
Blanbt onbet bleu Sforitenen pao
s.. Q. Sbarps GUS / WontcuIm reuet
al lise til laset. st granery tils
bsrenbe Is 9. Snpoer / 0atfielo
miiteoe Ioset, Os en- Wan9oe al bans;
tore 2Gbletr9er maatte 5utte unosr for
ben iterte 8inb.
= Baitor u. 8enneien o9 6uifru
a~freiite berfra ben 20. Wai. pator
9enneiens Bsitemmelieslteb par0u'6ina
ION Tor at beltaoe | Nnrsmobet, oa uE
uente BAN tilbdoe ON ct Bar lIaers
Glib, huorimoo Mrs. Bsnncien reiite til
9incoIn, N.br., for at beio5e line Nors
albre, o9 bum nil formpoentIig bIine
borte ct Iausere liosrum.
= 9Orous b. 81. Mdi tom en- Der
ion ino 20. 2ieb:itonss 9ut,t, sioroe
ct lille 9nbtsb os betuIte lin @GIo meb
en- ialif check, iom Bar ben befenbte
ueIitaaenoe MoQers Nlun Is. W Nib
bIeton) til. lluheritrift. Chit siter sit
ben famine Berlou ino til 5elbt. Subj
d SO. os fit Dem til at tase en- lisnenoe
check. 6uer check Lob paa $l4 90.
Raltrinaen bliuer nu eiierisgt, os bpis
ban finbes, pil ban rimslisui8 tomme
til at Iere ct SaanooGrt | Safion
6Gnsiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
Groar Sails, ga.

De nj ~inbian1te BoIbipiaere, fom for
Chen beisse ubitiaise Steosr Der /
Sorpa, pa,e iiblte Ssroas Der 8pen os
prsuebe en- Dpit meo goloipiaerne ueo
Normal Stolen. 5%orltnaunte. Der
ale Maaber ere Ouebe os cpstise |
Spiaet, git af meo Seiren.
Wrs. gbriltionie en- meb benbes to
Born tom / 9erba9s bertiI fra Waquo:
tsla, 3a., buor bun bar leuet lensers
Iib. Oct er benoes ast at DO bsr /
Bpen.
Ssnbas Rat reiite 9enrp Sobnion
til Chicago pua 5orrstnins 90 IamtiOis
ousruare i'm Dotter Soiies Gtsamsn
paa MuTffoIen / 6uanlton, gu, os
o~erefter brinse beuoe meo bjem.
Qars arilofen bar ben iiblfe Eio
uGret beiteftiset meb at forifonne Na'
saretb Wenisbeos ny prGlteSOll9 meo
ct Bar Gag at WaIins, os bet belle
taser fig meset 9oot ub.
Blanbt be banife Born, lom /
War fuae sraouere ira Dor Bps 9sj'
rolsafoelins sr Sens earien % ariitsu
Gluulen. Den ianpunIise 9sitioslisbsb
uiI toresuu paa Iorsbas bitter Den ny
M~stobiftirte.
Mrs. Anbers Olien, @roue Ct,
bar liasst ips / en- uses Glib, men Fl
after i gsbrins. 2iseIeoes bar Winni'
@asmuSien lisset Ips hos Mabs
@OIfs, men sr nu Osiaa bebrs, o!
usnter mart at pGre raft isen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
MiuneapOIis, Miinn.

puifor 6. Semen, en- norif Qr9f,
praOiteoe for Os Ssnbas 6ormioba9 os
4ftsn.
-6orri9e Dtanbu9 Nften efter Subs
t%ieneifeu peo 8aitor Rilofi9, iamlebss
De unse | 6lot o9 5else os oros fpo
pan fra Rirten. Oct par ba flnrt, at
be bupbe en- euer anten IinS for, ba be
fleite al benz ifuloe nRlten ben moolatte
Del, naar Be ifuIbe biem. Oct per DOT
OrSuniif, Stine Sucobien, bette natfise
geieo 9iaIb:. Man bapbe nemlig fun=
bet ib, at bet par bet n9rmeite, man
funbe tomme til at ooerraife benbe paa
benoes 5ebielsbag. Der iamlehes iaa
en- tor Stare al un9e en- Times Glib
tiItraet peo SamtaIe, Gale o9 Gang.
O9iaa opuortebes meb 6rn9t, 8ahe o9
Raee. I'll Slutnins ouerraftes ueo
Yait. NieIlen en- 8onuoIut meo 5noboIb,
iom @ape fra be unge til 5eolelsoo9s:
barnet. prelterne 5. guno, 5. 8iIbfs
% andre 9enner sIabebe os ueb oeres
N%erperelie os 0eltuseIie / l~lnbsrbOIo=
ningen,
so Mars Subileum / Inlebnins
Of Danmarts Rises @runoIou ieirebes
Of be DANTE Der / gpen | Spnoass.
Caller tulbe boIbss at @nuernsr eino,
gOrsermeitsr @rap Os andre. @n Del
ftirebe Dasen Deo Dams os andre uso
Stoptur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
hilbert Sea, Mina.

sSaen / iibite use bar Der a%rran9eret ct
surprise party ibIauot Os; oenne Gang
par bet Uar. os Rrs. 6i9bbp, Bele9et
aialbt. 81. s. Mtanous 4iten. iamleoes
ca. 25 at bet unse Bars 8enner Dos
palior Riloiig, buorira be oros / 6sl9e
,o til beres 9iem. Wr. os Mrs.
6iabbp LOB life til at bIiue meset oper'
raltet; tbi be tom besse imilenoe frem
Of Bob belle Staren ueItOmmen. @fter
at ben s~eitirie 8ert os 8artinoe bauoe
tratteret be Silltebep9reuoe meo Ice
Cream % 8dser. o9 andre 6oririlf'
ninaer, bolot pai tor RiIoiis en- lale,
bnoreiter Chen 9leo burli9 ben unoe'
Gang os Samtule, iaa oct bleu lent, 10
Selitabet 6roo 90 for at 9aa bper til III
@n imut 9ampe ouerrattts DIR. .!
IRIS. 9isbbp al De 6tis5eaoe.
Ranoae reilts Saltor os Ufrs
Riloli9 I'll NlnneupoIls, buor Pdlto'
8iloiis oil preOite Wianou9 aiten; Der
fra reiIe be til 9ut9inion lirsoas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
9nd, isis.

0u tales Der after me9et ON, at %
Iaar Baneu ger til 9ud. ga fiffesf
tomnier ben, men ON bet bliper | Nar
ital ri leners mepbele 2elerne.
= gielion 91pion, (tenbt iSamfuns
bet iom 9unOusent) uiI / ben tommsnoe
llse bespnoe paa fit npe 6iem, Der lfat
oprettes paa bans 6arm, t Utl Beit
ior Big gutternut. 8 gpbst at 9fters
aaret astsr ban at forlaoe fit samle
6iem, Der lisser cen Ueil lensere mob
Roro.
Com iabuanIist bolot Ruinoe@
foreninsen 9asiar 2. Pinieoas paa
6~efplablen peb praitebolisen. 8elret
par iaa mutt, at in9en funoe onife fig
bet bebre. Der par 5oIt til Stsbe babe
fra Miltomn os @uibin9 (aanetsmeniss
bsberne). JOriamIiussn uar sanIfe flor.
Rsoet bleu bespnbt ueb at ipnse at
Sunssren, buoreiter paitor Ssbolm
talte. gsbet al @itel miosasen blspe
De aubrasts @enitmoe iOlgte, huilfet
b lob zig til en- Gum a Is DoQ. eit' at
aat uostfteyue uare betalts. Bsnsene
slar iii at ilsmms 9sr.enS Gag.