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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-10-26
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONS
fl HMENDat5NT,
Senate Joint Resolutlan No. 70.


AJoint Resolution totSubmit to the
Electors.of the State of Idaho for Re-
lection OrApproval, an Amendment to
Section Eleven, of Article Nine of the
Constitution of State of Idaho. Relating
to Investing of State Fund.
BE 1t Resotucd by the Legislature of the
Stute Of idaho:
Section l. That Section Eleven of
Article Nine of the Constitution of the
State of Idaho be amended to read as
follows:
Section III. The per4nSnent educa-'
tional funds other than funds arising
from the disposition of University lands
belonging TO the State, shall be loaned
on first mortgage on improved farm
lands within the Slater State, United
States, or school district bonds or State
warrants, under such regulations as the
Legislature may provide.
Provided, Thatno loan shall he made
of any amount of money exceeding one
third of the marketqvalue of the lands
at the time of,thee ldan, exclusive. of
build lngs.
Section 2. The question a6 bese sab
mitted to the eleyeOrs of the Statee at
the next gen6fHM election shall be in
form as follows, NSGp W.T.
Shall SECTIONAL Of Article Nine of
the onstitutionsof the State of Idaho
be amended t6teularge the powers of
the State BoardGf Land Commissioners,
in loaning schdolmoney.
Passed the Senate March 1st, 1899.
Passed the House March 3rd, 1899.
STATE OF IDAHo;
DEPARTMENT OF SrATE.I
! I, M. PATRIE, Secretary Of State
of the State of Idaho, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a full. trne and
correct copy ola Joint Resolution adopt
ed by the Legislature OF the state of
Idaho at the Fifth Session, submitting a
certain amendment to the Constitution
to the electors OF the state, as shown by
the original enrolled Joint Resolution
on file IN this department
In WITNESS WHEREOF, [ have here
unt0'eet my hand md caused
to be affixed the Great Seal
of the state Done at Boise.
| The Capital, this fifteenth
sEAI.9Ss day oi September. in the wear
of our Lord one tho1lsa nd
nine hundred, and Of the In
dependence of the United
StstPsaf America the one
hundred and twenty fifth.
Nj. P4TRIE,
secretary of State
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-10-26
ALIASsSUMM MONS:

In the Justices court of Montpelier pre-
cinct, county of Bear Lake,e
tate Of Idaho.'.
Thomas l.. Glenn and Peter, Nj, .Rasfm
Co partners,1loing business etft1tr the
firm name aid style Of Glenn & Baum
plaintiffs,
Joseph b. Crosby, defendant.
The tate Of Idaf1o sends greeting to
Joseph Il. Crosby@tle
You.Are herebYHumnoned to appear
sbeforoe1ne, at my office in the city of
MbntHHlier iii theicounty of Bear Lake.
on the eth day of January. 1901. at 10
O'Clock a. m, in an action brought
against you by said plaintiffs to answer
the complaint of the above named plain
tiffs. Said action isi brought to recover
from you the sum of two hundred and
seventy 80 100 dollars for professional
services performed by themsfor yoWsb6'
tween she first day of ANgust. 1863 and
the 18th daignofs October 1909 and
moneYexpendstfby them daring 'sakS
term fJV1pour use and benefit as nf0we
fullyxppear ssEy the said ccmplaine, q
copyoS which is herewith served upar
you, ofsjudgment will be- taken against
you foDJthe said, amount, together with
costs of the suit if youifasb to- appear
and answer.
To the Sheriff ';or any Constable OF
said county. Greeting: Make legal ser.
vice and due return hereof.
Given under'my hand this, 25th day
of October, AID 1900
JOHN A. KELLY,
Glenn 4 Baum, Justice of Peace.
Attorneys in persona. S5440s
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-10-26

f1ose Lewis, vors'sy, son OF til,
AnuiawS Sage,
"e's mere story to writeon history 8
page:
GO perfect is his stockk ot,,.on..on
= Merchandise,
Each man and womanu he-can sniff
according to their sisgt4
eader, he in thiss lis chosen.
occupationg;
Every tribe he pleases, ofrsboth State
A~and Nation
Whatever place you migrate. or
whlthersoever go,
Is very pFin you'll not forget Mont
Apeler, Idaho,
60 well do all, TherLeader Nose
>1Lewis know
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-10-26

l0urEmntil to-mouTN%E to complete I'M
finished businesses
Attest: o. Tfanstrun,Jr,
James EsHart, Chairman.
Clerk.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
James L. Harris Dead.

The community was saddened this
morning at the announcement by tel
egraph to Mics Lena Harris that hel
brother, Jas. L. Harris, was dead.
MIR. Harris died at Rocky Mount
Monday nj ht. He had been III lad
health for some time, but his Gcath
was a shock to his family and many
friends.
Mr.. Harris leaves a wife ard tno
children, mother and five sisters ana
4 host of friends to mourn bis death
Jim was fine boy, brother and hus-
band, and consistent member Of tbs
Baptist church. He was editor of tie
Spring Hope Messenger, and after run
ming 1t there tor several months
moved to Rocky Mount and change,
1t to 4 daily, but owing 10 i'll healtI
had to discontinue it.
We join the community in their
sympathy to the bereaved family ans:
frieuds.
tonight and be inferred in Cherry
Hill Cemetery tomorrow.-GraenYiile
Rafscser April 10Th.
Mr.. Harris' death is sad lnte!!ig sncs.
He was for seven years printer arc
foreman in THE COMMONWEALTH office
and more capable OR ingenious prln
ter We have hever employed About
eight years ago he married Miss
Blanche Boyette, daughter of the late
J. E. Boyette, of this place, and hel
many friends here will deeply sympa.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
0,mnons-Ivey.-

On Wednesday, March 28th, at Rose
meath church by Rev. Mr.. Williams,
Miss Grace Ivsy was married to Mr..
Enoch Simmons.
The brioal party repaired to the
gr,oms home, the B. D. Webb place
near town, whore 4 lew friends had
been invited, and enjoyed an hours en-
tertaiamsnt given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Simmons.
The groom is we'll known in this
community and has many friends whs
unite in congratulations for him.
The bride is-the daughter of Mr.. J.
L. Ivsy, of Lawrence, and has many
qualities winning and attractive. Mr..
and Mrs. Simmons will make their
home this year at the Webb place.
TIE COMMONWEALTH JOINS in all the
congratulations and good wishes oi
their friends, wishing them long lite
end iull share of happiness.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12

Washington D. c., Dec. 10, 1898.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co., Columbus, o.:
Gentielnen-I've often heard of your
great medicine and have persuaded my
wife, who has been much of sufferer
from catarrh, to try Pe-ru-na, and after
using one bottle she has wonderfully
improved. It has proved all you have
claimed for it, and T take pleasure in
recommending it to anyone who is af-
aicted with catarrh. Xours,
VIM. Youngblood,
Auditor for the Interior.
Catarrh in its various forms is rapidly
becoming c national curse. An I'M
doubted remedy has been discovered
by Dr., Hartman. This remedy has
been thoroughly tested during the past
forty years. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh in
all stages and phases. There is no rem
edy that can be substituted.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
Scotland Neck Temperance
Association meets the first
and third Tuesday evenings
in each month at S:15.

| ROBBED HIS HOUSE-SOme days
ago colored man named Edward
Johnson, who was working for Mr..
Sears, near Dawson, left his p!ow In
| the field. and went to Mr.. Sears house,
broke In and stole two suits OF clothes
end $50 in money. The last heard
from the mater johnson had not been
arrested.
SCHOLARSHIPS AT PEABODY INSTITUTE.
-';oD. A. Prescott, county superintend-
eat, says there are l8 vacancies in
North Carolina for scholarships at the
Peabody institute, Nashville Tenn
those in the county who are interested
IN the matter will do well to correspond
with him.
There are fifty million herd Of cattle
in the United S. ates, of which MUM ber
from fftesn to twenty million are dairy
cows: Itevery one of our readers
would get Blgs.e Cow Book, Published
AZ so cents by the Wilber Atkinson
Co., Philadelphia, they could greatly
increase the product from every COW
III their herd.
ALMOST FIRg-A few days ago a
small house near Andrews and Cough
enour's knitting mill caught from a
spark from thsir smoke-staek and came
near being burned. Mr.. Coughenour
saw it in time to save the house With
the timely application Of few buckets
OF water. Also Tuesday a spark set
fire to the corner of the mill, bat was
promptly extinguished.
IN business whatever may be worth
sayirg to few people-unless it be OF
private nature-1s worth saying to
many. The greater the number Of
persons who shall be kept Informed as
to what and where to buy the larger
will be the number who will purchase.
The news paper can speak to more per-
sons in dav than the average lndiv-
iduai can in life time. Therefore a
convincing advertisement we'll placed
in a popular newspaper cannot be ex-
ceEled as a commercial adviser.-Phil-
adelphia Record.
Our BETTER PRINT.-For thres weeks
TIE COMMONWEALTH print has been
very poor. The press was under need
Of repair and machinist could not be
bad until since the last Issue vas print
ed. The repairs have been made and
we greet our readers with our accus-
toned clear print and presanta BILE
PAGES. We are obliged to them for
bearing with us for three weeks. And
n;wve hope any delinquents whore
names ara still on our list viii show
their appreciation of the paper by re-
mi,ting what they owe. We need the
moEey.
STIATToN & BRAGG.-Special atten-
ton Is called to this petersburg tim.
They haye faith in the business stand
ing OF the people Of this community
and they prove 1t by the insertion Of
their advertisement in The COMMON
WEALTH. They have no snb-agents.
All communications or inquiries In re-
gard tn their machines must be sent
directly to them at Petersburg. Our
readers Hho have business in their
line can do no better than consult
them. for leaving out the."m,ddle man."
they can make prices easier than it
they had to pay the man between them
aud their purchasers. When writing
to them mention The COMMONWEALTH.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
Placing HIS Machinery.

Mr.. Ed. Shields has completed his
knitting mill building and IS now p'ac-
ing tie machinery. With 10 delay in
The work he expects to be able to coE-
mence work by the fret OF May.
Tire spirit OF true enterprise seems
to be developing in MIR. Shields and
THE COMMONWEALTH expects to see him
doing other things in the no distant
future.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
Building A Warehouse.

Mr.. R. J. Madry, who is agent for
Armour & CO.. ia building a large
warehouse near the railroad just north
OF the section hoase not far from the
DEPOT. The warehouse Is y K 36 feat
ard will give good storags now for Mr..
Msdry's business.
He will open meat department anei
will also have storage room for cotton
seed. cotton seed meal, corn meal, hay
and corn.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
Stables ana Team Buried,

Sunday night the barn and stables
of Mr.. W. s. Browns place, about five
miles from Greenville, we're completely
destroyed by ere. There we're in tha
stables three mules and one horse
which were burned to death, also about
twenty-five barrels OF corn were lost.
Er Brown says he has no idea how
the fire originated. The loss amounted
to ABOUT $500 with no insurance
Greenville Reflector.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
APRIL FLOWERS.

! Judge T. N. Gill, OF Halifax, was
here Friday night.
Mr.. J. 8. Bowers went to Baltimore
on business last week.
Mr.. Henry Wilkinson returned a
few days ago from trip to New York.
Mrs. Daniels, of Pitt county, is here
visiting her granddaughtsr, Mrs. J B
Edwards.
Miss Ola Joyner, of Rehoboth, 10
here on visit to the family OF Mr.. J.
e. Woolard.
Mr.. N. Oppsnhelmer, Of Rocky
Mount, has been here this week to vlsl
his father, Mr.. A. Oppenheimer.
Mrs. R. T. vann left Friday for her
old home in Virginia, where she will
spend some time visiting her mother.
Miss Ola Shaw returned to her home
IN Llttlcton Saturday after several
weeks visit to Alss Lille Ailsdtook.
Mrs. P. C. Cohoon returned home
to Everstts Saturday, after visit here
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs B. T. Har-
rell.
Rev. r. T. Vann went to Raleigh
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
trustees OF the Baptist Female Univer-
slty.
Miss Helen Vann returned to her
home at Como Friday after several
weeks visit here to the family of Rev
R. L. Vann.
TIN CokMoNwBALTH's force Is In
creased this week by Mr.. Eugene Will
liams, who has once before done work
on this paper.
Mr. ST. Dunn went to Weldon
Tuesday to carry Mr.. Baker, an old
Confederate soldier, that far towards
the Soldiers Home at Raleigh.
Mess. Willie Lawrence and Robert
Gray who are in school at Williams
ton under Prot. G. w. Wilson, came
home to spend Sunday.
Mess. Vaughan and House came
down from Roanoke Rapids last week
ana have made contracts to build
houses ior Mess. Kitchin, Mcdowell
and White.
Among these who left yesterday for
Raleigh to attend the Democratic
State Convention were Meas. A. Nc
Dowell, w. A. Dunn, Claude Kitchin
w. F. Butterworth and perhaps
others.
Mrs. Dancy, who has been here some
tims visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Nelson, left Friday for Tarboro, where
-ks will spend a short while svlsitlng
friends aud will then return home to
Greenviile.
Mr.. q. D. Hooker, who has been
here during the tobacco season which
has just closed as one Of tho proprietors
of the Banner ware-h house, left Tuesday
for his home IN Hillsboro. He was
here the first year of the market Is q
buyer, and he has made many friends
hero who are sorry that he will not bs
here next season. He will 60 next
season to Jacksonville and will be
interested in the new market that will
be opened there. The COMMONWEALTH
joins Mr.. Hooker's many friends here
in wishing him success in his new
place OF business.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4th, 1899.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co., Columbus, OF
Gentlemen-I have taken Pe-ru.nA
now for two weeks, and find am very
much relieved. I feel that my cure win
be permanent. have also taken IL for
la grippe, and I take pleasure in recon-
mending Pe-ru-na as an excellent rem
edy to all fellow sufferers.
Very Respectfully, NV. Howard.
Congressman Howard's home address
is Fort Payne, Ala.
Any man who wishes perfect health
must be entirely free from catarrh. Ca
tarrh is well-nigh universal; almost on
nipresent. Pe-ru-na is the Gully sbsop
Lutte safeguard known. A. cold is The
beginning of catarrh. To prevent colds,
to cure colds, is to cheat catarrh out oR
its victims. Address DR.. Hartman, Ooe
lumbus, o., for free catarrh book. .
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
Land Sale for Taxes

shall sell at the court house in
Halifax Monday, May 7th, the follow
Ing land in Conoconara township of
Halifax county 70: taxes and cost tor
the year 1899, according to, the provis-
lou of law:
Daniel Devreaux 100 acres "Look-
ing Glass" 1886
W. H. GRAY J lot Snring Hill, l 50
Walter B Jones 100 acres king
Tract" 1O3 Mason tract, 500
DR.. j. E. Shields Davis tract, 1i5
acres, 2.e0
Mrs Harriet Adkins, 1876 acres 4.S2
B. Allsbrook 25 acres, Beach tract, ! 2
Dempsey Hill 100 acres, Adkins
tract, 2So
Marcsllus Smith 400 acres, Coch-
ran land, 1l20
w. E. Parks' estate one lot, Spring
Hill, 362
w. n. Cooke acres, residence As
Jerry Davis 10 acres, residence, IL
SCOTLAND NECK TOWNSHIP.
Also I shall sell for Scotland Nec'<
township at same tt me:
Quinton Jones % acres home, $2.53
Mary Virgil Smith 7 acres Mill.
oniLh land, .S5
Burney Smith, 8 acres Mary's
Chapel, 11H
Jesse Smith 3 acres home place, SOB
Guy Smith 2 acres home place 81
e. Il. Pender 255 acres home ! lace 7 81
J. B. Neal agt. 26 acres home place IL q.
Irving Clark 42 acres near Smiths
mill, 24t
J. w. Clark 1 town lot, 5. 81
John H. Baker JOG acres Higgs
place, 26l
Mrs. s. P. Whitaker, town lot 7G
Hannah Smith, acres Milly Smith
land, .95
Ruthie Smith 7 acres Milly Smith
land 95
Peter Hawkins estate 40 acres, rs
William Arlington, 96 acres home
place 4.23
Martha Amsl, II acres, home place l.C3
E. II. Hight 1 town lot, 603
Orange Holt town lot, 26t
Walter Taylor l town lot, 3.6I
Watson Norlleet, 35 acres Pigeon
Hill, 40
Luster johnson home place 5 acres 2O3
G. ]. johnson town lot, 2.73
G.. w. DUNN, Collector.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
Our tock
Of { Goods

Dress goofis--Es.-7z1;te Goods, corsets,
Hos.eay, G.9voz. Ham .,tirgs, Laces and
all ether e7aorrl..ef.e - i complete and
up-to-date. C0l0e and look.
y. B. JOSEY.
We are receiving t. DAY at Our store
80 Enis yssigt's I,est Patent Flour
js.3 beita.-ily q barrel.
NIB. JOsEY.
Iirou nesi Cor.. see rs. One thou
saili beei3e 5 ior sac.
=. B. JOsEY.
Our stoel, ot c. fins and Caskets is
thu most c.5u. fsta lire CT It's kidd In
tbs county. or,is.s i.Y mall or wire
wi! nave proUps attan@lon.
n. 3 JOSEY.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
xhockinG Accidents.

A special from Tarboro to Tuesday .
News and Observer said:
"Glenny Hedges, son of J. B. Hedges,
met with q shocking death here this
afternoon. He was in q dray whom
the horses jumped off and ran. He
was thrown down against the front
part OF the dray, part of his body rest
ing on the wagon tongue. BY the
time tho horses had run 3 few hum
drsd yards tho young man became dis
lodged from the dray. When picked
up his skull was found crushed and
there were many bruises ON his body.
It is thought his head was crushed by
the kicking of the horses that were
badly frightened. Young Hedges
lived about half an hour after the &C.
eident that has cast gloom oyer the
entire community. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
ga hand car ran OF the track OF the
Eas. Carolina Railroad this afternoon.
Mr.. Stamper, an employe, had his
back broken by the fall.
"A colored man was killed near Ep-
worth this afternoon"
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
Bcaro of Education.

The county Board of Education was
il session in Halifax Monday. Only
routine work was done in passing upon
Treasurer Futrell's vouchers, aud the
like.
The apportionmsnt made to the
children OF the public schools for both
races was 40 cents per capita.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12

They viii b. i,-.ttier than ever we
kavs shovn teAsfe.
OSLI ~ z1..3o Gools...
and Tin Goods are prettier and
and better tI,en !laye ever been offered
L! tbs town before.
Silk Shirt; !; waists
are beautiful anc' we can please
ny snd all who may come.
to- .....
Is what VIII ezIress the correct
!ea fos o:.E
s ees and al 1
e. ,I= B : ]: .-9:s.
! Iza(;;9 nls ms and
S5s7
= -; ,e.i-s
We'll there - nothing like them
this side oi Rev York
il.ss a
rsYssn 6; l. J k.zs.
"a"
ere issSF fs;la "' t''s 'ie"est aisa
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12

lot BICYCLE SUNDRIES &
fcles at r. G.. JOSEI d co >o
hre Store.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12

! EGGS Pure Bred Plymouth
kk Eggs for sale. 80 cents ler
[Of Is eggs. r. GARD u Err,
Scotland Neck
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12

HAL Prices oc =. G.. Pine Sass
Frs AID Blinds at r. G.. JOSEY
IS Hardware Store.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12
SPECIAL, ANs.UUNl EMENTS.

B\D HAND SEWING NJ a
hes. I have made arrangements
r. c. T. Lawrence 10 hand e al
6nd hand machines. put them
wer&inz order. Anyone wish
q u, q sstd machine cheap, viii
to call at my house and see
have.
Il. II. HOLLISGSWoRTH,
Eff Scotland Neck.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-12

hiarufacturers Agents for Sout, Eastern Virginia,
and North Eastern North Carolina.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
twenty ive Clowns.

Big as is the Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers. menagerie, circus anu
hippodrome consolidation, 1t is exceed
ingly we'll balanced in the way of enter
tainment suited to all requirements and
tastes. While there is more than enough
to widen the eyes and to make the
nerves tingle. the development Of the
rislble muscles has not been overlooked
or sighted. and aside from the anphib-
ious and many wild and domestic beast
there are full twenty-five OF
the brightest, funniest and most versa
tile clowns that Mr. James A. Bailey
could find in foreign fields. or our own
side Of the world furnish. No other show
was ever equipped With anything like
such an array of madcaps. and the feast
of fat fun they have furnished to enor-
nous audiences in both Madison Square
Garden and under the mammoth circus
tent has had much to do with the extra
ordinary popularity and success of the
big show. The extraordinary and hilar-
ious harmony of their famous "Soo-see
Band" their phenomenal champion
games OF base ball, football and golf;
their amazing prize fights; their bicycle,
skating and other rivalries; their imita-
Stiors OF noted acrobatic acts; their mis-
Ehaps and MISUNDERSTANDING: their inn
presentations OF fashionable freaks and
fools. and their hits at Vanity Fair are
the talk OF the times. They are merry
ministers to long life and happiness. ev-
5erywhere welcomed with glee and glad
ness. Remember the date, July 2.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
SLOW IN PREPARATION.
specifications of New oidicrs' Home
buildings Not Yet Misunderstanding
Som . y0rrv

Owing to the great amount of business
necessary for State Architect H. F..
Liebbe to do on the plans for the new
buildings for the state at nearly every
one of the institutions. the specifications
for the buildings for the Soldiers Home
have not as yet been touched, and the
fact is causing no little worry to the Of
ficers of the Home. If the work can not
be doEe during the summer. the condi-
ton that will prevail when the winter
months open UP will be nothing short
of serious, for members who want to re-
turn after summer furloughs Will not be
able to get in. The Home is more
crowded this summer than it has been
any year during its existence, the usual
number being out on furloughs. but a
great many new members are enrolled.
The new ones admitted this SUMMER are
for the most part old and feeble, and
Will remain Indefinitely, SO that very
little room can be figured on by their
leaving. Commandant Horton is in
hopes that the specifications for the new
buildings can be prepared soon from the
plans already adopted. and that work
can be commenced in time to get every
thing completed before snow flies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
Therc's No Friend Like an Old

He viii away: help you In time of
need. It is the same with Chamber
3lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy. It is an old and tried friend
in. many thousands Of families, and
like other old friends can always be de-
pended upon In time OF aetd. For sale
~ druggists. n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
"MoNARcH. =. =

Who Sell IL.
No smoke. no smell. Not sold from
Ipeddling wagons. Sold in Marshalltown.
only by:
Geo. L. Andrews. 4. s. Peckham.
I. T. Kirby, NJ. A. Bondage.
Nelson & Olson. w. w. Owens.
A. E. Myers. A. Garretson.
y. 8. Brandon, 1dso & William.
Reynolds. Watson & Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
TWO DELIGHTFUL EVENTS.
An Lawn Party-An Even.
ing Porch Party.

"a
Tuesday was a pleasant one for
gatherings of any kind and especially
favorable for those which had been.
planned for out OF doors. The host
esses who had so planned We're more
than fortunate, for the day was cool
and yet sunny and the evening hours
We're delightful. The lawn Of the home
of Mrs. O. L. Binford, at No. sol West
Main street, is at all times attractive,
and it was especially SO Tuesday after
noon, when it was thronsed with ladies
who We're the guests of Mrs. E. H.
Kellar. invited to meet her friend. Mrs.
Roy Martin. of st. Paul. Misses Elsa
Stern and Lola Putzell received the
guests as they entered. The ladies sat
on the lawn and talked until nearly 6
O'Clock, when the little tables Were
brought out and a delicious tea was
served by Mrs. nellie Bowman, Misses
Marion Parker Florence Harris. Fern
Foreman and Ida Shove. Some of the
young ladies then played and Mrs. Van
Zandt recited from the porch. In the
evening few intimate friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Kellar We're invited in to
spend the evening in dancing.
The beautiful new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hull is one that abounds
in hospitality and it has had within its
walls many merry parties, but none
have exceeded that of Tuesday even
ing. when Mrs. r. A. Lanpher of ST
Paul, and Mrs. Harry Cornell and Mrs.
j. X. Flood. OF Hart. Mich, were the
guests OF honor. The invitation list in
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