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~. AuH are H. ofs H. Foster, Of seattle.
were r.sests OF Mr.. and MIS- nlo"so"
smith q, a or sunday Mrs' Z. H. corb,n and ": J
=, Mr c. amr ,eft on tuesday for Orange
comfy. Cal. where they will spend inc
w, ME rames Hart. OF Christopher. was
,.,s,,,. ~ friends on Tuesday. -
NJ NJ. A. 4 Barber and daughter. Miss
airline were in Seattle on Fridsy 49,. -
Mrs. l.. II. Pauley vistea ~ e"''s -
INV Ms n. ). Lam and Mr.. G. II; Pausske
vent 10 Eiiensburg on THURSDAY 49,.
Mr.. Frank A. shanss Mossv Rock on
Tn m,r. Gertte smith. Of Seattle. e spend
Ing q few weeks .sisn hef pAse"''' ''
an Mrs =. r Ray, Of Black River. was IN
town on Thursday rs.ss ~
Mrs. G. Lloyd and Mrs; Edwards' OF
Kent were In the city on WEDNESDAY,, ,
Miss Violet Hughes IS visiting ir'shas IN
'1 Prot c. r. Allen and MT: >. r. Van
Stnlxie were In Seattle on SATURDAY
Mrs Annie Merrifeld and son. OF kent,
were guests OF MIR. and Mrs. 4. ~ Se'n"
Mrs. +. r. Butterworth. q Seattle ss1 >. Is
eilts. Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. scott.
Mr. Robert Gibson and Mas Bertha
Erickson were married In Seattle on Mon
dAN h( KEY. y. - ttatitt's
friends witnessed the ceremony. Lns
couple returned the same afternoon anu
received the hearty CONGRATULATIONS ot
their many friends In town. The Anpurn
band gave q Harrnade in the evening and
many gathered at the depot TO bid them
good luck "a they took tho train for their
home in Pittsbtrg, Kan.
Mr. Olaf Erickson, MIR. Arthur Hussey
and Mrs. Hart were Seattle visitors on
Miss Daisy Hughes visited in Seattle on
Saturday.
Mr. w. ]. I.unn. Mr.. John wooding and
Mr.. II. N Connell were In Seattle on
Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. A. Stewart, of Christie
pher were Isl town on Tuesday.
Nrs r. Gibbons Of Renton. and Mrs.
G. Woodwerth. o. Kent. were visiting
Mrs James Hart, OF .summerneid,n
Christopher On Monday.
ReV aud Mrs. Baker. of Christopher.
wefe guests 81 Mr. and Mrs. w W.
Mr. A. II Meade was a Seattle visitor
on Tuesday.
Mr. aa0 Mrs benjamin. Hon. OF Seat
tie have moved 70 EAST ANbstrn
Mr.. e. L. Campbell. ~ Christopher, was
tn town Oh Friday
Miss Blanch sherry, OF Skagway, for
tneriy 81 thss town, Il Visiting fFtenss here
thlS week
Miss lola Barber II visiting relatives ns
sylvan Wash. thie week,
Mira, r. y. Berlin visited IN Kent on
Saturday.
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cENTRALIA. Oct 9a--Mr. Charles
Nelson. prominent young business man
. ns = sse ' Il ,n "a ely Rrrfa ss MT
FROM Seattle sA,araas' she vas accom-.
s. s II s VI here os sewers. Te days s
Cook. Ns6-, ihls week, Joining his family
hiss a TIE s an. 1ss,s e Il lie H sss have
departed for whAtcom. Mr.. Hamer has
been appointed customs inspector al Md.
NAY, b 6; and has eo s,s s,s, on 81, his
fermer city Tor q few weeks.
A party was given at the residenge "
Mr.. and Mrs = r. thinner on wednes-
day 81 their daughter. Miss Areila.
Twenty -four guests were present AMI
SITTER 4 few hours spent In social games
MIR. r It. Williams is IN Everett visit
ing with his daughter, Mrs n. r. Me-
col {. L. T~f~s. ~ Napavin.. was lr
the city Monday
Mrs Il. Ii. Fowler ana daughter. Miss
Mary. recently visited with friends ~
Mrs \. r Michel. ana son. Mr.. Lloyd.
arrived home from Reardiey, MINI. this
week after al ahs~nre of three months.
Miss ias Nayses. q rSsre,s. Is visiiins
Mr. Eirasr shield. o. Aser,,esn. visit
sa ia this eity Sunday with his parents
MIR and Mrs. Henry Shields.
A musical eoeiety was organized iaei
saturday IN Washington hall. and u has
hssn named the Mozart Club. Meetings
viii BE- held monthly
last saturday. ssssrncoR a piano re-
eisai was given IN Washington hall The
following Young ladies rendered s.lee-
ssons Mise Aarxsry Whlrnery Mis-
fsva Banlsssr Miss Mary rowi~r. Miss
Constance Guarrtsr and Miss Fiarehcs
Ereen.
last Friday evening q number cf young
rNspse gathered AZ the home ~ Miss
pnMst Mf<tit and passed a rsea~art gveu-
tag IN anesai ADJUSTMENTS. after which re-
rreek merits were served
Mr. Gearws VI W. SwRyna fpFfrsrlv n
this place. called an friends Ner@ Mon
Aay va - residing IN Helena, Mont
Ne VI w Rector u hnsns fruyr Snn.
kAea ah~Ke Ne attended the nnnwsi set.
1sn 81 ths state board % pharmacy
Mrs r c Gfngrirh - thehetis VS.
ftet relatives Ia tNs~ city MONDAY
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LEAvExwoRrH SOCIETY.

LEAvENWoHTH, Oct 1o-Miss Mer.
this week.
The members OF the Ladies' Church
Guild are preparing to hold a fair about
Christmas time.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott have gone to.
reside In Seattle.
Mr.. Thomas Hetherington is home again
after a long visit to Wisconsin. Hts wife
and son will return shortly.
The I. o. @. I. have removed their
lodge from the X. p. hail TO the new city
hall. Other lodges are following their
example.
town from Blewett.
Mrs. Bergen. mother OF Mrs. Ernest
Spencer. has returned 10 st. Paul.
Bishop Wells held service here on FRI
day evening.
Mrs. Potts and Hon have gone to Buff
falo and New York.
Mr.. Thomas Stewart. OF Peshastin. IL
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SOCIETY AT CATHLAMET.

CATHLAMET, Oct M.-Miss Maud
Kimball. of Eureka. spent Sunday here
with her mother, Mrs. Kimball.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmonds Barber. Of
with the family Of Mr. Edward Graham.
Mr. j. G. Williams and Mr.. c. l.. Silver
man. of Skamokowa, were In Cathlarnet
Tuesday.
Mr.. Il. 8. Barr, of Gray's river, visited
Cathlamet Wednesday.
Mr.. A. F. Cooper Is quite III. He was
taken to Portland Friday to consult a
physician. Mrs. A. #. Cooper accompany
Ing him.
Miss Bertha Anstadt, of the Cathlamet
schools visited her fathers family at
Astoria Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Baker and Judge Sol. Smith
visited Gray's river last week. return
ing on Saturday.
x. Ladies' Aid Society has been organ.
lied by the ladies OF the Congregational
church. The officers are Mrs. G. w.
Bales, president: Mrs. Sol Smith, treas
urer: Mrs c. II. Warren. secretary.
Mr.. Percy Douglass ana Mr.. Billings
Douglass. Of Stella, we're in town Sunday
the guests Of Mr.. Clarence White:
Mr.. Jacket and daughter. Miss Minnie,
are visiting friends In Portland.
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Cf4wMafIs 0et Wednesday uieh'
The TsniksA Artisars h4id Serv eatasah5e
sseist ~ Masonic hsO A musical aa4
literary rroxrarnrne vas given
Th4 CAfaNssc ia3teE hsff ta~ir arrwsl
fair this week and had a GOOD atseu8Anse
Tfs fair was hai1 "a THO opera MoaFa
NJ aaA Mr. Y Bradley hate gare
% Eastsra Washinetcn for 4 Wait vita
relatives en3 fffeHta
Ms = s GILBERT. - Portland. "a visit
tna N the city.
Mr. ara Mrs w y, sherman spert the
p&sg seek 81 Portland
Mr. AHA Hernaen " rNrtiana. visited
cANhNfss srtsuAs sAis week
Mrs. II, r Clark has rvturnea from an
c~ten5@s visit N Pennsylvania
Mrs. N r. Ca-ran and Mira IA C.
Maiatt srfaf last wreck IN Seattle.
Mr. n X AsNrsre has returned fron.
A trfr F-sxs during which ne attended the
national Grand Array cncamrnent
Col Safuea L~tty. weli-kncwu eitirer
o. Seattle, Was a Chehalis visitor this
week
NJ. Del Castle and Mr. George 14orsl-
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NEW WHATCOM. Oct. so.-Mr. and
MIS-; e +. Nolte spent few Gays TINS
Mr.. and Mrs Mrs w. II. Axteli entertained
At dinner Monday evening Mr.. w. G.
Brown, of Kinewood, w. Va. Mr.. A. r.
Romine. Mr.. s. A. Post, Mr.. r. g. Calvert
Mr. Henry M. White and Mr.. c. s.
Mrs. s. Rosenburg. of Seattle, is the
Mr., c. W. Howard and Mr.. c. p. Y. Day
have returned from visit In Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Thayer have re-
turned from seven weeks trip through
MT. and Mrs. William Timson are visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dillon, OF Seattle, are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Roll. of
Fairhaven
Mrs. r. c. Perrin and Mrs. T. W. Mar
tin, of Fairhaven. are spending a few
days in Seattle.
Mr.. L. b. Deming has gone to Chicago
for a month. Mrs: Deming accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Craft. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmon Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. John FL
wood were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. w. Dorr entertained
a number OF young people last Monday In
honor Of Mr.. Frank Moore and Miss Alice
Dorr The guests were Miss EsaoT M. U-
field. Miss Loulie Fltx-Hugh. Miss Lucy
Pettlbone. Miss Jessie White, Miss vivian
Fraser, Miss Eva Scott MISS l1tnei ScOtt,
Mr.. Warren Cole, MFR. Fred Ames. Mr..
Clyde Hadley. Mr.. Earl Iiadley, Mr.. Roy
Hadley. Mr.. Robert Anderson and Mr..
Clarence White.
Mr.. j. w. Romaine has returned from
Dayton, Wash.
A very successful social was given by
ne ladies' OF the Christian church at l., y.
O. #. hall Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered; instru-
mental trio. by Mr.. ]. b. Warren, Miss
Custer and Mr.. Spencer: vocal SOLO. MSS
Alva King; instrumental duet, Miss Jen-
ereaux and Miss stadeiman; violin solo.
Mr.. Warren; recitation Miss Hayes; vocal
solo. Mrs Anna Hurd Warren; piano SOLO,
Miss Marcia Calvert: recitation. MISS
Hayes.
An interesting meeting OF the Young
Peoples Union was held "Wednesday even
ing in the Presbyterian church the ioI-
lowing was the programmed: Paper FER
sonal influence Miss Maud woodin pa
per, 1.-THE Unemployed In Our Young Peo-
pies Societies." Miss Ina Pratt. paper
personal Preparation" Miss Pauline "a
cobs: vocal duet. Mrs. Warren and MISS
Raymond: vocal solo, Miss Anna Mcbrids.
The leading social event 81 the, week
was the reception given by MT. ana Mrs.
Lewis p. White md Mr.. and Mrs. Y; y.
Burke Mt 7. Q. O. r. ball Friday evening:
The decorations wef6 very pretty ana
elaborate Dancing was the diversion
about 10 o'clock. About 800 invitations
were sseued. -
The Young Meme Club gave it, FIRST Of
q series Of dances at I. q. y. ~ nail
Thursday evening. About sixty peopie
were present
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SOCIETY N sNononrsu.

sNouoMfsH. oot- ~ Mrs Adolf Wis
tied IN Seattle this week.
Mrs. Hattie Lawrence and Miss Winnie
Martin. Of Everett. were In Snchemisa
Nr William Stevens - hone from the
North and wili remain with his family
ihgs Winter.
Msxs Ntaaie whHaeid spent sunday
With her parsnfs In this city.
Mrs. q g.. Mrisee3. ~ Marhiaa. spent
a tew gays g the elty last wsgS-
NJ = hart - nNefett ~as . snoho-
Msas Eshel Iarr6a. u sAa Fsanrtxeo e.
q the city, the gaess * Mra. George
ssf h. N. Ross, My ~ y. Cooley. Mr..
y AZ arwney AnA M III ~ Nnitgna ~
stevest pas@sd thromeh tire cry satur.
az George EnggAna arrived hesns from
AlaskA fftssas rsshs ans Nili remain here
tartng the wtEter
NJ !. smith. Of MArysvius. was is
Ms j nat35n visited Everett ana =.
ntls1 the last nf tine week
Mrs Rnes BTeu Beck and Mrs. Clark
Fvs9lisan acre seattle Visiiafs last sssak
Ntea Nef1is burke whn has haar ..sst
q the mountains visiting her mother. re-
tlrnea home las; week.
vs M y $500 ne. az, NJ MAJ sy u, striker
str George Dubuque ~ Rlehe Hhrbor
eaa Ga ghe cay ever Sancas
NJ carts Schneider lett FOR Seattle
So and Mrs a. wrash, ard aausA.
Ter ~ ifasHlans. aye s's.wsffre tie a.
e th9 homo ~ Mrs wrighfs motneg
Mrs G. W Wrfghr,
Ms. h.wAsn Wentworth Jeff to-day for
MI AlFxaraeF Spiih3n 81 Ma-ysvyli.
was geest os mr.. Thompson ever So
day.
s uelg- tsre.~,o. ar,e-,,,,.. -,
af her friends Saturday afternoon. Thoss
present ~ere. Mrs sherman. Mrs. Hn--
tons Mrs. Boyle Miss Lillian Narne Miss
A.-ughli1. Miss nat&ertoa Mis- yohnson
Miss kruoger. Miss Lulu Fuller MISS
Aeien Wentx oFsA. Miss Bessie L. i3saeh
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for couple OF weeks. returned to her
home In Seattle.
Miss Bessie Marshall returned the fore
part Of this week from Tacoma TOT
short visit with her parents.
DR.. J. A. Mckee, OF Coupeville. visited
In town few days the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis seigfrea spenl y =
number OF days In Seattle the fore part
Mrs' A. I. Dunlap and son. Mr.. Frank.
and Mrs william Dunlap and cnlia.sn
visited in Seattle number OF Gays '"e
Mrs. wiiiiam Bell ana little daughter.
OF Seattle. are guests a. the home OF ner
parents, Mr: and Mrs; 7. T. xba Pec Was a
guest s1 Of Mrs.. n saiivsn FOR fey da x.
returned 10 her home in Seattle tine
fore part Of the week. eos a
DE-, Pr Carl r Pea, rsarseMa, aa q voupes"
M. r c. Boyd was in Seattle rev
days the past week. -. 49,,
Mr.. n. Bessner accompanied nis soii
% Vancouver. wash where ne s0'' "
MR. MI J'" & wallace was in Seattle the
past few days -. NJ
Mr.. ana Mrs: Morrow - a M w son, FOR FOR
a short visit to Spokane and Seattie.
Rev. and Mrs. N, y y, "; Mei sftsrn Noon
eresated 10 pay them a farewell social
calf The party spent the afternoon "
playing games. singing and partaking o.
refreshments. A presentation was mace
during the afternoon. -.
a pretty. wedding took place q, me
home on the brides parents Wednesday
eves.tnr chen Mr.. Will A. Boice was
united in marriage to Miss Bessie Nay
sapp. by Rev. Henry Ferguson: MI.
and Mira r. G.. Range acted as pest
man and bridesmaid Ten friends Ok the
confractjuw partie~ were present. AFTER
the ceremony a wedding supper was
served.
Mrs Neis Pearson was guest oI ner
during the past week.
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Ia CONNER. Oct. 2o.--A6rs Jamee Par
ker and little son returned home Thurs
day evening. from Seattle. where they had
Nrs' =. l.. Erickson. OF Pasco. IL visit
Inn her sisters. Mrs J. r. Dweiiey and
Mrs. q Otis, OF this place. at present.
Msn and nom Mrs ses w cssrsr they ssnr nsa
been Waiting relatives and friends for a
Miss Name Andrews and Miss Asa An
drews returned the fore part OF the week
NJ &. r Anderson visited hi. brother
at wenntchse few days the past week. !.
wash,nsson spsns rsda Ss n " town ana
Wallace returned Monday
NJ MeISnrna. Of seattle. IL = guest n
The home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker
M J. :. wnliam. Is visiting relative.
NJ. aaa Mrs a. J. Lowson and family
returned Thuraday evening from Seattle,
where they had been visstlnx relatives and
n j. Il Francis returned home sun
day from North Yakima.
Mrs o & Van oiinda and little son, OF
csupsyiile, yisiiea a. tho home n NJ. and
txe fore part OF the week
Mr. Mark Linn and Mr. A. Lester. Of
Anacortes. spent couple Of days this
Rev. and Mrs.. n. .. w. Nelson and two
ehtidren, who have resided here for the
paet I'VE years. left tho fore part % thu
~eek fef Moscow. Idaho. 20 reside per
Nj n Brsnsow, assistant awen, OF tn.
i.anmi indian reservation, spent couple
Of Says IN town this week.
Eas@t Of Mrs NJ. Sullivan Tor few days
NJ and Mira A. y Morrow ana son. Mr.
Cecil. returned home the fore part ~ the
week from a visit 70 Seattle and spokane.
Mr. ]. v pweliey made trip 70 seattle
tho iattsr part q Hast wrak,
MI. Clement THEM returned home the
nrsg 20 the week from Alaska where
Mr. " a. Mcsionaia wens 70 seattle
the fore part 81 the week.
VT. ssii~y ana Ns fiSner Axls.sn Srg.
delegates TO tia hsgtis, ccnvension al
Evefvtt last wssk frSm this place
Mr. Morris u'fsesfy, Mr.. Marshal Morse
and AR. h Iann< "a gespeyills. wegs IN
,own for = short time Thursday.
residence 81 the bride mother, Nrs A
W, Henderson, On "Wednesday evening
when heg daughter. Mics BssMe May
sagp was uAited IN marriage to Mr. NJ
A, Eaicn. % tais place, several tsitiuats
friends 81 the ceatrNciinG parties wars
pgssnAs. Rev, Williams performed the
ssrssnans *aa sA.nty wedding supper
Mr. susssvs rsarsan snA Mss IDA Mar.
ssa hefh or this plaee. vera united IA shs
baade ~ twAtFiFn1my An tAe hetae n INA
hrtsfN's sister, Mira " VI JONAS, 1nmf
Thafxiav sfsnrnSoa by Aev, i'll M
Nslson, A wsadins ainass Was served
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SOCIETY IN PORT ANGELES.

PORT ANGELES. Oct. M-Mrs. G. A,
Cushing returned Thursday from brief
visit to Seattle friends.
Mr.. Isaac Atkinson arrived Thursday
from New York.
Mrs. A. L. johnson entertained wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Fannie Draper has returned from
Neal bay, where she spent the summer
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ada OF Port
Crescent. have been visiting here the past
week.
The Ladies' and Knights Of ths AfAccA-
bees Joined in a highly successful enter
tainment at the opera house Tuesday
evening. An excellent programme Of
Rotations, songs and instrumental mu-
sic was rendered. Lunch was served AZ
ter which dancing was indulged unti1 q
late hour.
Mrs. u Fl. Stanley has returned from
Nome, where she spent the summer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George w. Mack were tho
recipients OF pleasant surprise party
on the eve OF their departure for Seattle.
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at present suffering from the effects OF
a shot wound in his leg. received during
the civil war.
Rev. and Mrs. Lockwood entertained
the pound" party on Wednesday even
ing last at the parsonage.
Mrs. zinkey fs home after months
stay In Seattle
Mrs. Caffrey Is visiting at Hillyard.
Mr.. David Huston has returned after
visit to Palouse county
Mrs. Barclay Is home again after a
long holiday in Canada.
Mrs Brender and daughter. from Kan
sas, have taken ranch near Leaven-
worth.
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son. Of aberdeen. spent sunday with Che
halls friends.
Mrs. john Dobson has gone to Calitor-
MIA on a VISIT
Miss Mae Gates left Tuesday for
visit with friends in Portland.
Miss Theresa webster, OF Sk7gWay,
made Miss Narior1 visit this week.
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Miss Cassel, Miss Karr, Miss Bigelow.
Miss Cockroft, and Miss Edith Tregoning.
of Seattle
Mrs. William Stuedng gave a tea We'd
ter. Miss Ida's. twenty-third birthday.
Those present were: Mrs. William Steud-
ing, Mrs E. A. Wright. Mrs Mabel FL.
Monsey. Miss Mary lambert. Miss Ida
Worthy Crook. Mr.. f. A. Wright. Mr.. NJ.
McSwain. Mr. e Davis. Mr.. Bud Rear.
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Ia CONNER. Oct - Mr. y pwei.
icy sHsat fsw asys ia seattle ths "a az
VI x<k
Mlas Mania Andrews and siiss Ass
AadrssA wsnt g Seattle "Wednesday 10
vizft ana shcr r0r : to- sNvk
Miss NAY ksilsa. Who had boar a
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PURE BLOOD

Thtre 5 ae haaiih Isossll,le ,.ifhnI,t
pUre bleed. ana with pure bloo.A no as
ease Il possih's Purity and earlch thia
ss.eHrr~ns. ana Kocd health viii result
hoktetsefs stomach Bitters 10 the Nqst
Eaedtetae ~ the world TO a. thss IA rslFas
INDIGESTION. CONSTIPATION, pYs.
fEEESAs HiLtOvSNTSs, fNAgsrfVr
LIVER, wEAK KInSEYR ana prc.
veas MALARIA. FEVER AND Acffr
See that eur PRIVATE REyr<tfR
bTANP covers the neck o. tho bsstie.
lmpsoys the HcSfettar,e
epps''s a'a Stomach
' s'ssp BltterS
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Wool MittcnS 1 1ss :...,.'.

CFHILDRENs BLACK MITTENs. r.,
CHILDRENS BLACK WOOL DOUBLE MTTENs. 2ns ~ I'll
CEIIr4DRENS BLACK MlTTENS with
LADIES BLACK MITTENs lie IN N
LADIES' BLACK MTTTENs with III
LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE MITTENs heavy dou1s
~
IADIHg HEAVY DOUBLE WOOL. OR FINE CASHMERE Nh
TENS with fancy crocheted wrist - - 0]
LADIES' MlTTENS 90 ~ ~
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN
~ the payment of the sum of three hun
claimed to be due and is due at the date of
this notice for principal and interest upon
Eertala m moTTtgage duly executed and de
| his wife, mortgagors, to the Citizens Bank.
mortgage. bearing date the Sd day of
March. 1884, and with power Of sale there
| the register of deeds in and for the county
18th day of March, 1894, at O'Clock p m,
| in book Is of mortgages. on page 423.
Which said mortgage. together with the
debt secured thereby, was duly assigned bv
said the Citizens Bank, mortgage. to the
| ment dated the 9th day of June 1895 and
recorded in the office of said register of
deeds; on the 7th day: of June. 1885, at 10
| O'Clock a. m. in book of Miscellaneous
Records, on pages A As, 46 and a.
Which said mortgage. together with said
dept e o. secured thereby was duly assigned by
OF said Citizens Bank: the assignee and
holder thereof. to Northern Exchange
Bank by written assignment. dated the 31st
office of the said register of deeds on the
18th day of June. 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m,
N BOOK 20 OF said mortgage record, page
1874: an action was instituted at law to re
cover the debt secured by said mortgage,
and the same has been discontinued.
which said mortgage, together with said
said Northern Exchange Bank of st. Paul
Mimi. the assignee and holder thereof to
c. F. Chapman, by written assignment dated
the Dist day of September, 1899, and re-
corded in the .otficeof said register of deeds.
on the 14th day of July. 1900. at S o'clock p,
m; in book 80 of mortgages, on page 524.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given,
that by virtue of the power of sale contained
IN said mortgage, and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and provided the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale
OF the premises described and conveyed by
said mortgage, viz: The east half (1a) of
the southeast quarter % of section thirty
six $3.50 in township one hundred twelve
112) of range thirty eight (3s). in Redwood
county and State of Minnesota with the
hereditaments and .appurtenances: which
sale will be made by the sheriff of said Red
wood county, at the front door of the court
house. in the city Of Redwood Falls in said
county and State, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der. 1900, at ten O'Clock a.. m. of that day, at
public vendue. to the highest bidder for
cash. to pay said debt of three hundred
eleven dollars. and interest and the taxes. if
any on said premises, and twenty dollars.
attorneys fees, as stipulated in and by said
mortgage in case of foreclosure. and the
disbursements allowed by law: subject to
redemption at any time within one year
from the day of sale, as provided by law.
Dated July 3Oth A. d. 1900.
c. F.. CHAPMAN
JOHN II. BOWERS. Assignee of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee
Redwood Falls. Mimi. 51-6
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Order to Examine Accounts.

GTATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Redwood, As. In Probate Court special
term, August 26th, 1900.
In the matter of the estate of Friedrich
Stroschein deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Charles Calm, executor of the estate of
Friedrich Stroschefn, deceased, represent
ing. among other things, that he has fully
faith paid certain debts and claims against
said estate which have not been proved nor
allowed. and praying that time and place
be fixed for examining and allowing the
account OF his administration. including
said debts and claims so paid by him and not
proved or allowed, and for the assignment
Of the residue of said estate to the parties
entitled thereto by law.
It is ordered. that said account be exam
ined. and petition and application for the
allowance of said claims and debts so paid
by him and not yet allowed according to
law, be heard by this court, on Tues
day. the 25th day Of September, A. D. 1900.
at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the probate office
in Redwood - ais. In said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice
by publishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to SAID day
of hearing, in THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, a
weekly newspaper. printed and published at
Redwood Falls. in said county.
Dated at Redwood Falls, the 28th day of
August, A. D. 1900.
BY the Court,
lsEAL1 ]. B. ROBINSON,
w. D. TANNING. Judge of Probate
Attorney for Executor,
Cottonwood, MINI. SO