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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-31
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS

~ SALE OF DRUG STORE PROPERTY.
BY virtue of the authority vested by a
decree entered on the 18th day of Decem-
er, 1900. in the suit in chancery pending
virginia wherein Minnie b. Stewart IS
plalntin and Harry c.. Stewart and others
are defendants, the undersigned special
commissioner will on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 5th, 1900,
offer for sale, at public cutlery, to the
highest and best bidder. beginning at 10
O'CLOCK a. m, on the premises No. 3546
Jacob Street, in the City of Wheeling. w.
Va, the following property belonging TO
the business recently conducted by the
said II. c. Stewart, that is to say;
/. The stock of drugs, medicines, per-
fumes, stationary, and other goods and
merchandise belonging to the said BUSH
ness; and
2. The. showcases. soda-fountain, and
other store furniture and fixtures belong
ing to the said business.
The aforesaid property will be- offered
for sale as a whole. and in parcels, and
Will be sold In such manner as will realize
cial commissioner will give to all persons
desiring to bid for said property all the
at his command concern
ing the condition and value thereof.
X OF CASH, or partly
for cash and partly on credit with good
security.
D. G. BROWN,
Special Commissioner
(Ofice of VIM. H. Caldwell. Justice. No.
1920 Market Street. Wheeling, w. Va
l hereby certify that bond, with APP
proved security, has been executed and
sioner as required by the above mem
toned decree.
c. H. HENNING.
uec24ez Clerk Circuit Court.
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Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in n day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price % cents.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.
deMe&df

of The Standard Fire Insurance Com
pany. of Wheeling. Az. Va, will be held
at The office of the company. in the City
Tuesday. January 18th. 1s11, between the
hours of-one a. and four t4) d. M. for
the election Of directors and the transac-
ton of such other us;ness as may come
before them. Z. b. BOWIE. Secy.
Wheeling. w. Va. Dec. %, 1900.
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70 THE YOUNG MEN
Of THE CONTINENT.
HON. THEODORE ROOSEVELT Ex-
TENDED MOST APPROPRIATE
GREETINGS YESTERDAY.
HIS ADDRESS WAS A FEATURE
OF THE v. NJ. c.. A. SERVICES HERE
AND EVERYWHERE

throughout the United Stntes-A Copy
Read by Henry NJ. Russell to the
Wheeling Association-His Re-
marks in Full, Treating of What
Has Been Accomplished and Also
the Promises of the Future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-31

a man, supposed to be George Kelly. a
cigarmaker, of Philadelphia, was found
in a mill race which furnishes water 10
the Union furnace. Huntingdon county,
manufacturing company. The man was
about forty years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-31

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The National Bank of West Virginia.
at Wheeling. will be held at the banking
house ou Tuesday. January Sth. 1901, be-
tween the hours of one % Snd three 90
o'clock p. NJ, for the election of direct
ors. JOHN WAGNER.
Cashier.
Wheeling, w. Va. Dec. 6, 1900. deseqb
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Body Found

ALTOONA, Pa, December S0.-Satur-
day afternoon the decomposed body of
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the tank of the Ohio Valley will be
held at its Eanking house IN Wheeling.
Monday. 18th day of January. 1901. be-
tween the hours of one and three o'clock
p. m, for the transaction of business.
J. a. MILLER.
deiIei Cashier.
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Imposing Ceremonies.

WILKESBARRE, Pa. December 30
Rev. E. A. Garvey. pastor of ST. Johns
Catholic church, Pittston. and vicar gen
eral of Scranton diocese, was invested
with the title of Monsignor by Bishop
Hoban this morning. The services were
held in St. John's church and were very
imposing. The Bishop was assisted in
the services by a large number OF clergy.
Monsignor Carney was named as a do
nestle prelate, with the title of Monsig-
nor, by the Pope some months ago.
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cT0CKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Peoples Bank. Wheeling. w. Va.
Tuesday. January s, 1901, between the
hours OF 10. O'Clock a. m, and 1 o'clock
p. m, for the election of directors.
E w. ECKHART, JR-.
uesee&d asher
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

dei7ei
The colored American., 1900-02-03
THE ooIoRED AMERICAN, WASHINGTON, D. G.

will be allowed by the present Congress.
An educational rally in the In
terest of the ohn Hay Industrlsl School
of Alexandria, was held Tuesday even.
ing of last week at John " esley A. M.
E Zion church. Congressman White
presided
The speoisl one dollar rate for aub-
scription to The Colored American for
one year will last for only Is days.
After that date the original price of 50 90
per year will be restored. Send in your
one dollar now.
DR.. W. L. Smith is conducting a
frst-class pharmacy at the conner of
7th and Pomeroy streets, n, W. He is
ably assisted by Dr. J. II. W. Murray
very popular and enterprising oung
man of that section.
A grand reception for the members
and friends ofthe Hiswatha Social and
Pleasure Club of Alex andria, Va, was
given last Monday evening. An en-
joyabIe time was spent by those for
tunate enough to be present.
The Presidents Glee Club and Choir
Of Howard University are doing grand
work under the excellent direction of
Prof. w. J. Stephens. Miss Eva V.
Johnson is the accompanist. Mise
Johnson is fast becoming one of our
best pianists in the city.
Mr.. Edward Matthews, the expert
mixologist Of the Philadelphia House,
is confined to his room at The Clyde
with serious illness, bat Is go far i'm
proved as to warrant the belief that he
will soon be doing business at his &C.
customed stand.
Mr. A 81 Cooper, the popular tailor
corner Missouri avenue and 9Th street,
northwest, opposite B and T. depot,
has been doing fine business all the
winter. His spring samples sre arriving
daily, and he would be pleased to have
all his former customers and 9th rs to
call and inspect them.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Reardon, of 80
L street, n. W., gave an enjoyable card
party at their residence last Tuesday
evening. Various games were indulg
ed in by the guests, and dancing and
vocal selections were also on the pro-
gram. Refreshments were served in
Henry ]. Brooks, the beloved hus-
oand OF Mis-. Lucinda Brooks, died sud
ienly at his resldenceI 1917 Pierce Place.
northwest, Tuesday morning, January
g. The funeral took place Thursday,
he 18Th from John Wesley A. M, E.
Zion church, Rev. w. A. M. Cypress
On account of the disastrous fire at
Allen Temple, the sched-
lied concerts were delayed. In con.
equence, Miss Lola Johnson, our &C.
omplished prima donna. who was to
ave sung at the Temple January 12,
Vas secured to sing at Mound Street
hurch Friday evening January 10.
The many friends Of Miss Lovinia
haywood were glad to see her in the
ity during the holidays. Miss Hay-
,ood is at present one Of the ipstruc-
'rs of music in the graded schools Of
The colored American., 1900-02-03
OkOP US A POSTAL CARD

If
You are going out Of town
You have guest visiting you,
Your pastor Is given reception,
You are managing coLcert,
You or your friends are ill,
An heir is born into your house
mold,
A meeting for specific purpose is
called,
Your pastor breaches an exception
ally good sermon,
You buy piece OF property,
You are appointed to an Office,
You know anything of general in
terest,- drop us card, briefly stating
the facts.
The colored American., 1900-02-03
City Paragraphs.


talked Of
Mrs. George II. White shows many
gratifying signs of improvement.
Miss Hattie Elolse Burrell is s.teachinl
school at Landever, Prince Georges
County, Maryland.
Mrs. b. H. Warner, of w street, has
been seriously i'll but Is rapidly re
covering her normal health.
Miss Annie S it'll, of the Boston
Conservatory of Music is in town. Miss
smith will remain indefinitely.
Mir. and Mrs. Alexander UnderdowD
of Cincinnati, Ohio, are stopping at
Mrs Dyer's 2009 14ih street, NV.
Mrs. Sara Saunders Monroe, Of Gin
cinnati, will make her annual visit to
her parents IN this city in few weeks.
Miss Muselte Brooks model lesson
at the Magruder School Wednesday af-
ternoon of last week was exceptionally
fine.
Adjutant General Love Inspected the
the books and records Of the 1st Separate
Battalion and High School Cadets last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Williston and Mrs.
Lincoln Brown, were holiday guests of
Mrs. Fletcher, 1879 Bainbridge street,
Philadelphia.
Miss Fern Young received much
social attention from the hands of Miss
Bessie Matthews during her recent visit
to Philadelphia.
Senator William e. Mason, of Illinois
one of the black mans stsunchest
friends, will address the Second Baptist
Lyceum next month.
Health for 10 cents. Cascarets make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headaches, bill
lioUsness and constipation.
Mrs. Mary F. Carroll the popular
prof. oIrietress of the "Old Reliable Phil
adelphia House," is able to resume her
duties, after an Illness Of three weeks.
Extensive repairs are being made by
John Rickles, proprietor of the new
buffet, 7th and q street, n. ". When
completed will be one Of the finest sa,
looms in this section.
Under Mr.. Darneille's reorganization
OF the Assessors Office, the second as
sistant assessor, Mr.. w. D. Montague,
will have charge of the license and in
sursnce department.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
with good family board, reasonable {
rates, also day board-References ex-
locality. Mrs. Chas. g..
Gordon, 1903 11th st n W.
The Louvre Glove Co., has moved in {
to their new quarters 9a1 F st, n. W.. t
where they are prepar to sell the best ]
gloves in the city. Their gloves are
leaders for ladies and gentlemen.
Gen. Robert smalls of Beaufort, 8. G. .
the hero Of the PLANTER is in the city. c
1t Is regarded as likely that his long
delayed claim against the government
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10
ourRaiIroad Boys.

From the Breckenridge Telegram:
The division has been extended to
WilImar and now includes the Water
town branch.
Ross is. firing for Uptegrove on
1873 l34 in place of Swenson, who goes
back to Willmar.
F. J. 'Hawn has been appointed
Superintendent of this division vice
J. NJ Davis resigned.
P. H. Johnson, night foreman in
the yards here for some time past,
left for Everett, WASH, last Sunday.
Billy Cushing takes his place in the
yards.
G H. Emerson, formerly master
| mechanic on the Dakota division, has
been appointed Gen. Supt. of motive
power, vice J: O. Pattee resigned.
!. G. Nolan has been appointed
Asst Supt. of the Montana division,
vice w. j. Hawn transferred. II.
Craswell takes Nolan's place as mas.
ter mechanic of that division.
Train No. }, Engineer Irwin, struck
and Instantly killed man two miles
east of DeGraff last Saturday light
The man was probably intoxicated
and was not seen in time to stop tht
train. ~ ~. .-,..~' ~, =
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10

The annual reunion of members of
Col. Heg Post, G. A r., occurred
last Friday evening. and was pleas
ant affair Tor the old veterans. A
most excellent supper was served by
s.Mr,, Sandh hos at the, Minneapolis resi-
taurant and gathering held at the
Commercial House in which a 'ssmoke
sociaP' was one of the enjoyable fea-
tures. Among the veterans present
from out of town were E. M. Stanford,
Kandiyohi; Soren johnson, Lake Lii
lian; and Nels Grue, Dovre. Conduc-
tor Evans, who is also q veteran, was
present as a guest. During the eve
ming the following officers we're INSTALL
ed for the ensuing year: A, E. Rice,
commander; Aug. Anderson, senior
vice commander; Thomas Olson, jun
ior vice commander; M. D. Manning,
adjutant; John Boyd, quartermaster;
Solomon Porter, chaplain. The ap-
pointive officers are, A.. Fl. Sperry,
sergeant major; G. Hennings, quarter
master sergeant; and Nels Grue, sur
geOn.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10
s. DIED..

DOwNEs-At his home in town, of Green
Lake. Tuesday, Jan. 2. at 8 O'Clock p. m.
Michael Downes. of catarrh of the stom-
ach. aged 81 years. 5E# 3#!szS 2 T.. -
The funeral occurred last Friday at
IL O'Clock a. M, services being con-
Quoted in St. Patrick's church, town
of Kandiyohi, of which deceased was a
member. A large number of relatives
and friends followed the remains to
their last resting place. -.
Deceased was one of the county's
early settlers aud a man greatly re-
spected in his community. He was
born in the county of Glare, ireland
and came to America about 40 years
ago. He first settled in Illinois, after
wards removing to Scott county,
Minn. Later he took up his residence
in Kandiyohi county, where he has re-
sided for the past 81 years as Green
Lake citizen. He served in the Sioux
Indian war under Gen. Sibley.
Deceased leaves as survivors a
widow and family of nine children, all
residents of the town of Green Lake
except his son Martin, who lives at
Murdock. Other near relatives are
his brothers, James and Daniel OF
Green Lake; John of Graceville;
Thomas residing in Ireland; and sis
ter Bridget, who lives in Chicago.
The family and relatives have the sym
patby of the community in their af:
fl .ctiOn.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10

~~VVV~~N~ ~yVVVvNV~v~SY
: B. S. Covell made a business trip
to Atwater Monday. -a5 ..@ .-.,S.. /.
Miss Margaret Haley returned Sat
.urday from the cities. ss.a a4s&
A farmers institute will be held in
Willmar Feb. 6 and 7....s .g$ .....s. ...
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Peterson last Friday.
"A, daughter was lorn to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e.. Boyd last week. .5s$
Mics Ef1e Stansberry Of How ard
Lakeis here to attend the Seminary
Miss Minnie Roise gave a party TO
q number Of friends Saturday evening.
j ohm Downs came up from Kandiyo-
III Sunday to spend The day with
!. friends. a 4
iss Anna Railson returned Friday
/ from q visit with her folks at Lake
Andrew. .3.3
M. Downs left yester FAY to resume
his stud ies il the law department. at
| the
sa.s Ed Bald was down from Browns
Valley the first part of the week on
business, s,
iiss Marion linton returned Sa'
turday rom j. visit with n inDea apoliss
relatives 8s,s5s
il partly enb'roi dered IS spla'sh %
er. Finder please leave q. B Msl'oe'l l''!E
\ store and aet rev ara. i
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10
Opera House Opening.

The new Willmar Opera House will
be opened Saturday evening Of this
week, the 18th.
The opening attraction will be Mr..
Walker Whiteside, supported by Miss
Leila Wolstan and competent COM
pany, presenting ''The Red Cockade, y
romantic comedy drama of the high
est class. The managers are conf
dent they have secured an attraction
that will delight all who see it.
Cafarelli's Orchestra has been en-
gagged for the opening night and will
give a half-hour concert prior to tn e
ringing up of the curtain.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10

Window glass, all sizes, at Carlson
R~os. & Frost's. ..
+ J. L. Lindner has been enjoying a
Yisit from An aunt who resides at
Waconia.
Miss Lydia Hall of Morris was a
guest at the home of Mrs. Mary Haley
last week.
George Deringer returned to Fari-
bault Monday, after visit with Will
mar friends.
Miss Grimes of Kandiyohi was the
guest of Miss Caroline Norlander
over Sunday.
Ex-postmaster Wallace Of Glenwood
has been transacting business in Will
mar this week.
Misses Blanche and Laura Julian
returned Saturday from visit with
relatives in St. Paul.
Miss Lillian Wheeler returned to
Litchfield Wednesday after a short
visit with friends here.
Earl Gordon, of Glenwood, has ia
ken a. position in the cigar factory of
Ltndner & Embertson.
Carl Carlson has been assisting in
the work at Grand Recorder Olson's
Office the past several days. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. .Spicer enter
tanned a large party Of friends at
cards last Thursday evening. "
Brad. Craswell was down from
Breckenridge and spent Sunday and
Monday with Wil1mar friends.
Robert Burns Of Kandivohi took in
the Woodmen installation exercises
here last Wednesday evening: e.:
The High School has received q
Bush & Gerts piano, recently pnr-
chased from F.. W. Segerstrom
Mrs. Markhus and daughter Rergit-
ta returned to Redwine Wednesday,
after spending the holidays here.
Olof Berg, Of DEBORAH, Iowa, re-
turned home last Thursday. after a
visit here with Willmar relatives.
Misses Edna and Cora Peterson OF
Kandivohi attended the Woodmen
party here last Wednesday night.
Mrs G. "a. Birch and children re-
turned home saturday night from
their visit at Anola and Minneapolis.
For reliable FIRE insurance as cheap
a. any. see B. Z. Otos, in TRTRUNF
building 1tStf B
Chas. Collin is. back from Huron.
IS. D., and has oain taken a position
At the Willmar s ash and Door facto-
~.
| Misses Mabel Rod lan and Josephi Inc
EJenness returned % N MinneAp Apo1is Tues.
! day 70 resume their stndies at tht
.sIJ .5'sis
as Misses Jeanette and Pearl Ives re.
turned Sunday forming from 8 visi1
With the craswen family q / Brecken'
ridps
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10
lebbsEs skippedss,

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Sheriff Schilplin went to Willmar
Fri ay in pursuit Of William Kirsch
alias Charles Wagner, who is said to
have stolen property from Nick Thome
and John Gedeman, of Willmar aud
Rockville respectively. The man had
formerly worked for Gedeman and had
been away from the place for some
time previous to his appearance on
the occasion when the articles are said
to have been taken. The stolen goods
am unt to neat sum, including Sc in
cash and several pieces of jewelry be-
sides a watch. The fellow evidently
took the train out Of Willmar, but
bought no ticket, hence his where
ao"uts is mystery to the officers.
st. Cloud Times, January Sd.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10
cupid's Darts.

The following from the Minneapolis
Times of Dec. 20 will be of interest to
Willmar people: r. =, :. '@.. '...
The engagement is announced of
Miss Marie Bertha Moore. daughter
Of Mrs. " A. Moore, to Clement Je-
rome Baldwin. Miss Moore is a grad
uate Of Manning college of the class
OF '9s. Mr.. Baldwin Is with the firm
Of 'Winecke & Doerr. The marriage
will occur early in the summer.
This pleasant news comes as q sur
prise to Clem's many friends, who
hasten to congratulate.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10
Fire Companies Meet.

A joint meeting of the fire depart
ment was held Monday evening. Ole
Lundquist was reelected chief and
Chas. Jorgenson waselected assistant
chief for the ensuing year.
On Friday evening Hook and Lad
der Co. No. l elected the following
officers: Jonas Lundquist, foreman;
N. P. Nelson, 1st assistant; A. M. o.
son, 2ud assistant; c. G. Selvig, Sec
retary; I. c. Olson, treasurer.
Hose Co. No..2 elected the following
officers; P. Freeberg, foreman; j. c,
Freese, 1st assistant; Swan Larson,
End assistant; A. G. Johnson, secre-
tary; M. D. Manning, treasurer.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10

Miss Anna johnson returned to
Minneapolis last Wednesday, after
spending the holidays with her folks
here.
W. A. Crisp, formerly in the en-
poy Of Doble Bros. here, but now OF
Min neapolis,n called on Willmarites
last week.
For RENT-Two furnished rooms
on Pacific avenue. Very conveniently
located for railroad men. Inquire at
this Office. 4Stf
Miss Margaret Booth entertained a
party of friends last Wednesday night.
She left on Thursday to resume her
studies at Faribault.
Miss Louise Gunderson, of River
Falls, Wis, arrived here last Satur-
day to take up her work as teacher in
the First ward school.
john F. Carlson is home from
Litchfeld, where he has been spending
the past several months. He is now
attending the Seminary.
S. O. Tjosvold received a visit the
past couple of weeks from a brother
residing in Roseau county. He re-
turned home Sunday night. ~-s
Misses Jessie Spicer and Hannah
johnson and Mr.. Oliver Porter were
among the University students who
returned to school Monday. r.
Clinton E. Baldwin has gone to
Everett, Wash, where he has taken
a position as fireman on the Cascade
Division of the Great Northern. :.
Among the Atwaterites noticed 10
our city last week were Messrs. Olof
Anderson, John Swenson, o. "A.
Christensen and August DAVIDSON.
AS the second floor is to be used for
different purposes, clothing and
cloalxs must be closed ont at your own
price. JOHN A. WEEDALL. 37tf
Miss Mary Carey of Mapleton has
taken the position of sixth grade
teacher in the High school, left vacant
BY the resignation Of Miss Grace
Wilcox. n.
Captain Olson, who has had charge
Of the Willmar corps of the Salvation
Army for some time, left on Friday
for st. Paul, to engage in the work IN
that field.
Nels Nelson, . former w illmarite,
but now q resident Of West Superior,
returned home on Monday after a vis-
it here with the family Of his brother.
lin-law, DR.. r. Nelson.
True beauty comes from within, Ia.
stead of from without. a beautiful
face is the outwa ard 81 u. That, why
Rocky Mountain ! Tea makes womer
beautifu1 A.5Es Mossb q.
Miss Esther terberg 81 syea
WAS taken serio ousl II Il on New ears
leve and fears were entertained for hel
recovery. AZ last accuunts she va.
IimprOying Drs. Frost have been at
uBnding fer.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10

Mrs, Kate O'Brien and. children,
Misses Mayme and Julia and Mr..
Andrew O'Brien, returned last Satur-
day from visit in Ontario, Canada,
AMI other points. They visited friends
in Kandiyohi and W,llmar before re.
turning to their home in Gracevi'le.
Mr.. and Mrs. II: J. Ramsett return.
ed Monday from Minneapolis. They
were met at the depot by number OF
friends and were taken to, their home
in n carriage. Henry's many friends
are glad to see him looking so well
after the operation which was recently
performed on him. +-'<>.>
Richard Rudbeck, an employe or
the farm of O. H. Ekd ahl in the towr
of Kandiyohi, has been in the village
undergoing treatment for his eye.
While splitting wood recently, be re-
cei'ed a splinter in that member
VIII oh became so painful that he was
Obliged to consult a physician.
A business meeting of the Christian
En'eavor Society will he held this
evening in the lecture room OF the
Presbyterian church, Immediately fol.
lowing the prayer meeting service.
An election of officers will be held,
followed by social session at which
light refreshments will be served.
| A Salander, of Roseland, was in
town last week to assist his son-in-law,
Joe Wallin, and wife tosremove their
household goods to the depot. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallin will make their resi-.
depce iu Minneapolis this winter, and
in The spring expect to go to North
Dakota to locate on their claim near
Kel mare. -@szsz.. }z5 z5s.e ii. ...ss,
Fx-Lieut. Gov. A E. Rice is in re.
ceipt of a letter from his son Cushman.
who is captain of company, in the
34th infantry, U. S. ", nov stationed
in tEse Philippine Islands. The cap.
tail' writes an interesting letter, speak.
ing favorably Of the country and the
men in his charge. He figured as. a
herr, h4' recently BY saving q priv ate from
drowning. .g. b
Cards have been received BY Will
mar friends announcing the marriage
Il! !, of Mr.. Charles " Winthrop Moore ant
Miss Maud Glare Rovley which oc
scurr.d at the home Of the BRIDE.
me-, mother il ST. Paul on Saturday, Dec
l23, 1899. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will b.
j at home after Jan. IS, at 1896 Feroni,
i / ave e nue., ST. Paul. heir friends her,
extend congratulations
Miss Emma Malloy returned Las
Saturday from " sconsin, to resnm,
her work in the lin ar puhli,
. school g q were i mist iormsd las
week il regard 10 her az AZ resi gne,
her position here. ias alloy shla
1 wo,' Tor herself i repdts l % . helm
3 one Ct the bestst eache illmar ha
ever lad ana thet, sschddl could Il
afford to lose her. q
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-10
10 Leave Ssuk Rapids.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wind blade,
whe have been csidents Of Sank Ra-
pids for some months, where Mr..
Windblade has been acting as cashier
in the Benton County Bank, will
leave this week for Willmar. All
here will be sorry to have them leave
sbnt will wish them much prosperity in
their new home. sauk Rapids Sen
tine 5szs