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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-08-01

The latest news from China i that
the ministers in I'c,in arc :ill alive but
are held rs hostages. and VIII bc Killed
if the allied powers march on he city.
The situation in China >s'cns to grow
worse, but the Stat" Department in
Washington is proceeding caltiO iisly,
and il is impossible TO predict what
the final result will be.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-08-01

We acknowledge receipt of an inyi-
tation to attend the semi-centcnnial of
the founding Of Walhalla, S. c., and
participate il the exercises attending
the unvcilng of monument to Gen.
John A. Wagcncr and other pioneer
founders Of the town, on August 23rd
and cath. The citizens Of Walhalla
have determined to make the occasion
Il big success and Il large crowd of visi-
tors will be attracted there from every
section OF the State.
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In the European war now brewing il
for Your Uncle Samuel will bc to keel
out of the scrap and sell supplies to
the scrappers.
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL persons having demands against
the Estate Of Mary T.. CrOmer, deceas
cd. are hereby notified to present them,
properly proven, to the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law, and
ihCse indebted to make payment.
T.. y. CROMER, Executor.
Aug !, 1900 Il 3
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Mrs. Lease has broken out again
in Kansas. She threatens to renOHnce
Populisin and is credited with saying
that the POpulist party is destined to
become mere parasite ON the Demo-
cratic growth.
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We note with pleasure tia, Mr.. +.
ii. McMastcr, Of the Charleston E'rm
ing Post, and Mr. j. j. Hull, OF the
Rock Hill Hcyuil, are candidates for
the House Of representatives, and Mr..
S. II. McGec, of the Greenwood Indcr,
is Il candidate for IL" Sciiat" from
their respective counties. These gem
tlclnen would make live, energetic
members of the Legislature, and we
sincerely hope they will be elected.
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Cuba is to have IN election for dele
gates to a Constitutional Convention in
September. CUBA will never know
what real happiness is until She gets Il
Constitution. \ Constitution is Il cluh
with which You can always lit the
other rascals, and Il shield behind
which you can always hide N"ni own
rascality.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-08-01

The campaign, which closes in North
Carolina to day, has been the most
hotiy contested and evcntful in the
history of the State. Tomorrow n
State and legislative ticket will he
elected, and the amendment to the
constitution, which will forever settle
the question of white supremacy, will
be either ratified or defeated. On one
side stands the solid Democracy of the
grand old State, while on the other
side are arrayed the combined forces
of Populists and negroes, with few
designing white Republican carpet
baggcrs. The Democrats are very
hopeful of winning the fight by Mt least
10000 majority.
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COUNTY sUp'T. EDUcATloN.

With o full appreciation Of tho honor conferred
upon mo at the last election, respectfully an
nounce myself y candidate for reelection 10 the
Office OF County Superintendent OF .Educatio3,
tnbject 10 the action Of tho Democratic primary.
.Nl... la .ls7li 81. . r. E NICH0LSON.,sN
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FOR TREASURER.

respectfully announce nyselfa candidate for
i1-n.ection as County Treasurer, subject to the
action Of he Democratic primary.
JAS. NJ. PAYNE,
l hereby announce myself candidate for cleo
tion 10 the Office Of County Treasurer, subject to
the Democratic primary.
II. H. EDWARDS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

&C. Candidatcy' announccue ents will be pub
lished until the Primary Election for Five Dol.
Iars-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Don't ask II, to
credit you.
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FOR HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,

FOR HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE
hereby announce myself candidate for ro-
election to the House of Representatives from
Anderson County. subject to the action of the
Democratic primary.
J. l. JACKSON.
respectfully announce myself a candidate for
reelection to the House of Representatives, and
will abide the results of the Democratic primary
election.
JOSHUA w. ASHLEY.
1 HEREBY announc, myself candidate for re-
election to the House Of Representatives, subject
to the action Of the Democratic primary election.
R. B. A. ROBINSON.
announce myself o candidate for ine House
Of Representatives. subject to tho action Of the
Democratic Primary.
E. NJ. RUCKER, Jr.
/ hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election to House Of Representatives, subject to
''' '|' y ''' '''''' - GEO Z. PRINCE.
We hereby announce the nnme of DR.. r. F.
DIVER as candidate to represent Anderson
County In tho II kgisature, subject to the action Of
tie Democratic primary.
hereby announce my candidacy for reelection
to Aeat in the H".se Of Representatives, subject
to the aci.c1. vi the Democratic primary.
JOHN B. LEvERETT.
hereby announce myself as o candidate for tho
ouse Of Representatives, subject TO the rules Of
the Do q ocrauc party.
GEORGE A. RANKIN.
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COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

hereby announce myself candidate for Ie-
election to tho office of County Supervisor SUBJ
ject to the result OF the Democratic primary
election.
JIM yANDIvER.
hereby announce myself as q candidate for
County supervisor Of Anderson County. subject
to the rules Of the Democratic party at the mex
primsry election. ]. j. VAUGHN.
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Foa CoRONsR.

Zannounce myself o candidate for the Office of
Coroner. subject to tho Democratic primary.
W. Y. MILLER.
Having been collected by great many friends
place my name before the voters for the osnc
Of Coroner. and will abide by the rules OF the
Democratic party.
J.. J. DODD.
respectfully announce uytelf candidate for
Coroner. subject to tho action OF the Democ. .atic
primary election.
B. F. WILSON.
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FOR SOLICITOR.

am a candidate for Circuit Solicitor of the
Eighth Ind!c!a. Circuit Of Houth Carolina enhiect
TO the Democratic primary.
]. "A. MOONEY.
Julius E. Boggs, Of Pickens, 10 announced % q
candidate for Solicitor Of the Eighth Circuit,
subject to the Democratic Primary.
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l.. +. SMITH.
hereby announce myself candidate for
Ie-elt ction 20 the Office of Clerk of Court subject
to tho action OF the Democratic primary.
JEO. G. WATKINS.
nerebv announce myself o candidate for Clerk
of Court for Anderson County, subject 20 the
action Of the people In the approaching Demo-
cratic primary election.
NJ. r. TREBLE,
] hereby announce Byseif candidate for Clerk
OF Court, subject to the action Of the Democratic
primary election
Il. p. CLINKSCALES.
hereby announce myself candidate for Clerk
of Court Of Anderson County, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary election.
JOHN N. SUTHERLAND.
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LUMBER FOR, SALE,

GOOD Lumber at Mill $500 per NJ.
Picked I.amber at Mill $500 per NJ.
Good Lum Der f. o. b. cars (sideiing) 81. so.
Picked - I" "a 5O
All orders filled upon shcrt notice and
out of fine timber. Address
g. Is. VANDIVER.
Dalton. Pickens Co., s. C.
26 miles from Anderson.
Au0 l. 1000
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.

respectfully present my name to the voters of
Anderson County as candidate for Clerk of
Court at the coming election subject TO the action
OF the Democratic primary.
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FOR AUDITOR.

hereby announce myself ts candidate for
Auditor. subject TO the decision Of the Democratic
Primary.
w. 4. HUDGENS.
/ hereby announce myself as candidate for re-
election TO the office OF County Auditor, subject Go
the rules OF the Democratic party.
Respectfully, q. N. c. BOLEMAN.
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THE MARSHALL STORE /!
Leaders of Low Prices.
AN<e%@NNNNA@N
Extraordinary Sale of Special Values I'm all Depart
ments for the next Ten Days.
A@AN@NNNAAAN
A Few Items among many are Quoted.
WE purchased Samples one OF largest
Wholesale Notion Houses Webought large Trading
Public get the benefit
Gents Neggee Shirts, worth esewhereyour choice
during this sale 77c. Ngge Shirts Neglree
Shirts SIC. s5c and 4oc. Negligee Shirts
s400 Trowser $685. $500 Pants 3213.
Pants 77c. 75c. Pants 53c
FBRaG H0sEERYg
Gents Half Hose 5Oc goods Ladies' Hose
23c 25c Ladies' Hose 17 loo Hose 11 123c Hose
HAIR BRuSnES-5Oc Bruhes 17c 15c Brush.
Ies lie.
FAS-Now just s1Oo Fans for $50 75c Fans $40 25c
Fans for 16c. 15c. Fans 11c loo &c.
UMBRELLAS-$225q quality si63 quality 81 s25
quality for 81c s100 quality &c 75c quality quality 33c
Also included in this purchase bargains Sum
Undervest Handkerchief Napkins Cor Faacnatos sus
penders Memorandum Books
both large early supply each line
is limited
You will find in this big goods
you need and at prices 49,
Remember still selling CROCKERYWARE, TINWARE and
GLASSWARE cheaper than any house in ths State.
Yours for trade, .3s@
VI. III. MARSHALL ! 81 CO.
sss Successors to q g. Minor and the 10c. Storc:
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Aug !, 1900
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served. after which musical programme

served. after which a musical programme
was rendered %
Miss Amelia Henke entertained at a
New England dinner last TUESDAY, even
1ns IN honor of her sisters birthday
30 1Sers We're laid for sixteen, and the
tions. The evenings pleasures consisted
OF recitations and readings bv- Helen
Armbruster and Mr.. John Henke and
solos by Arthur Mcknight and Bertha
The Up to Date Euchre club was enter
Do5lty, OF Armstrong avenue. The favors
were awarded to the Misses McKernan
and Farnell. Messrs. McGovern and Muir
nan. After refreshments were served
some vocal selections were rendered by
Mr. schumacher Miss Holden, of 494
Banhl street, will entertain next, Nov. IA
MISS Josephine Ryan, of the NARROW
entertained the Jolly Twentieth Century
ciup thursday evening. Amusements
consisted OF cards and games Prizes
were Won by Miss Effie McEvoy. Miss
Susie Clark, Mr. Charles Veryis and Mr.
James Mansfield.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Mabel Murphy last Thursday evening
oct. %, In honor of her birthday The
evening was spent in music and dacing
and about forty guests were entertained
Inc marriage of Miss Mille Herr,
dda a,s.n OF Mrs Hannah Herr, of 52S
Laurel avenue, to Joseph Fleisner will
take place Wednesday evening, Nov. Z
Rabbi Rypins will officiate
Mr.. Harold and Miss Charlotte I,ains
entertained the Gay Lazy Cinch club of
isllnneapoIs, FRIDAY evening at their
Miss Mabel Murphy. of Reaney street.
was surprised by party of friande
Thursday evening in honor of her birth
day. '''r
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man were married Wednesday. Nov. II,
at the home of the bride in Center CITY.
Miss Peterson was a. Sradqale of the
Cleveland high school in 81: Mr.. and
MRS. Beckn1an will be at home after
Nov. Is at 5S3 Olive street, this city
The marriage of, F, &C. Peabody and
Miss Barbara M Aftstatt took place Mon
cay evening at the home Of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Altstatt, III East
Chicago avenue; Only relatives and fam
lily friends were present. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. P. B. Peabody
brother of the groom. = The bride was
attended, by Miss Margaret gBrandhorse,
and the best man was Douglas Peabody,
the groom's brother. The bride was
gowned in. white and carried bunch of
bride roses. Following the ceremony a
wedding supper was served, and there was
an Informal reception The house was
decorated with smilax and chrysanthe-
NUNS Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody will be at
home after Dec. at 456 Ada street
The marriage of Miss Ida Nathan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs L. Nathan, of
Canada street, to Jacob Bernstein will
take place today at the Synagogue on
College avenue. Rabbi Aronsohn will
officiate. Miss Sara Nathan will attend
the bride as maid Of honor, and the
Misses Finklestein, will. be bridesmaids.
The best man will be Albert Goodman.
Following the ceremony a reception will
be held at Sherman hall. Mr. and Mrs
Bernstein will reside at 2S0 Grove street
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DAYTON,s BLUFF.

for Rev. and Mrs. Parker, of the Bates
A Nv M; r. church. at the home OF
street Rev. and Mrs. Parker were as
sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
BroWnson, Miss krieger and Louis Nein-
aper; Inc welcoming address was made
py Mr. Butler. Addresses We're also made
by Presiding Elder Rule, Rev 3. F. Lang
ley, of the Central Park M. Z. chureh /;
Rev. A. l. Koeneke, Of the Dayton's Bluff
Lewis, of the Atlantic Congregational
church Musical selections were render
ed by Mrs. Charles o. krieger and Miss
Sadie Heine, Mrs. S. P. Spindier and Mrs
room They We're assisted by the Misses
Elsie Wickhan, Clothilde Brink. FIorencs
Krieger and Sadie Heine
A pleasant surprise was given Friday
evening for Miss Luella Snow of Cherry
street. Among those present were the
Misses Minnie Rowe, Florence Fadden
Birdie Dinon, Nettie Parker, Kate Biies
Zee Darmody. Marie MalIy, Ethel LIE
May, Irene Taylor, Mabel Philips, Jennie
MeMann, Helm Dietz, Lillian Goeltz, Vera
Holmes Maude Puerner and Messrs. Ru-
pert a,5,i Ha a1g, F19 G ROVE, Ray Meacham
ard, Fred Van Duyne, Clifford Blade
William Walsh, Aaron Lehman. Irvin9
Noting. Henry Gutenberg, Edgar and
Henry Gutenberg, Edgar Demsmore and
John Weyh civ
The Epworth League of the Dayton's
Bluff n; p. church met Thursday even
ing Benjamin kernkamp presided over
dered by Miss Amelia Wichman, Mrs. Ed
ward Strate, Miss Eva Miller, Mr.. B.
kernkamp and Mr.. e. Straite. A ques-
ton box was in charge of Miss Amelia
Wickman
Mrs. A. p Jones entertained informally
"wednesday evening for Mr.. Jones' BIRTH
day. The guests were Mrs Elliott and
Mr.. Thompson, of Manchester, Mr. and
Mrs 7 w IeMay Mrs jackson Mis-
Jessie Jackson. the Misses Ethel and Dora
lie May, and DR.. Paxton.
St, Agnes guild of ST Peters Episcopal
church will hold meetings every Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Frank Cad
Tors, East Seventh street, to prepare for
their annual holiday sale.
Mrs. J. H. Murphy, Fourth street, en-
tertained at Euchre Wednesday after
noon Mrs. l.. Sharpless. Mrs. g. Cullen,
Mrs. Glidden and Mrs. Kennedy won the
prizes.
The Sibiey Mothers club will meet Fri
day afternoon in the Sibley scool. A pa
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who have been visiting Mrs. M. L. Ryan.
of Sixth street, have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. James Byrne and son,
Of Portland avenue, have returned home
alter short. visit with5 Mr.. and John
Byrne of East Wintfred street.
Mrs. E., c.. Van Horn, of RandsviIIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Lightbourn, on Som
erset street,
Miss Gillespie, who has baen the guest
of Mrs; A H Warren. of Summit avenue,
will return next week to New York. ~-
Mr.. and Mrs. H T. Van Wick have
moved in from White Bear lake. and are
at SO6 Nelson avenue for the winter
Mrs. w. L. Banning Sr., and Miss Ban
ming, of Wilkin street have returned
from an extended Eastern visit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fabian, of East Fifth
street are entertaining Mrs. S. D. Price
and family, of Montreal, Can
Mrs. Joseph Schwan, of Austin, will be
the guest next week of Mrs George
Campbell, Of the Marlborough.
Miss Sidney Holmes, of Kansas City,
VIII be the guest this week of Mrs w. R.
l'angford, of Laurel avenue
Mrs R. E. Gross, mother of Mrs g.
Hartsten, of 865 Dayton avenue, has gone
to Jacksonville. Fla.
Mrs. W. H. Dixon, of Ashland avenue
left last evening to spend the winter in
Mrs, H. P: Upham. of Summit avenue.
IS entertaining Mrs Burbank, of ST.
Cloud.
Mrs. Charles H. Pierce, of Iglehart
street, is spending month in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles H. Pierce. of Iglehart
street. is spending a month in Chicago.
Mrs. Josephine Kalman, of Summit ave-
nue., will return from the East Nov l.
Mrs. D. w. DeWoIf. of Pleasant avenue.
returned yesterday from Chicago.
Miss Dollie Foley. of Summit avenue,
has returned from Dubuque
Mrs. Yak, of Buffalo street, is enter
tanning Mrs. Ives, of Willmar
Miss Almers of Ashland avenue has
returned from Europe
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tanned Tuesday evening for Mr..
Kneuertz's birthday.
Mrs. Henry Klinkerfues, of lie Mars,
To-, is visiting Mrs. Ernest Kinkerfues,
of Fourth street,
The Misses Stella and Johanna Willius,
Hoffman avenue, have cards out for a
Halloween party.
The Fleur de Lis club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. ]. o. Cavanaugh,
Ravine street.
Mrs Emil Muench, Fourth street en-
tertained at coffee Saturday for her
birthday.
The Dayton's Bluff Euchre club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. c.. C. MIL
Ter.
Archie McNevin is visiting mis- aunt,
Mrs. William Ball, of Fremont street.
The B. B. B. club met Friday evening
with Miss Eva Miller, Fourth street.
Miss Theabald is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lindeke. of Helena, Mont.
Mrs. F. B. Mccoy, Fauquier street,
has returned from Willmar.
Mrs. R. E. McCleary, Fourth street. will
entertain at dinner today.
Mrs. E. Hauser, Fourth street. returned
from Chicago.
Mrs. NJ Holl has returned from visit
in Chicago.
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IN IN the evening, from to 10 o'clock, at
Ito MapIe street. Mr.. Carl Klabunde, as
ne IS more Familiarity known on Day
tons Bluff, has been well-known resi-
Gent OF that portion of the city for many
esteem in that locality than he is, being.
a the accepted friend and kind neighbor of
every one Who resides in that district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kalbunde will be at home
Maple street.
Miss Hannah B. Reilly and Capt
MyIes McNaIly, were married Tuesday
morning, at st. Joseph's church, by Rev.
j. 5ttJ j. Harrison 1i Miss Katherine Duggan
w. Mentally, cousin of the groom was
best man man The bride was. gowned IN a
gray toulard silk, with bodice of shirred
chiffon. and carried white roses. The
m nj q OF honor wore a rose colored gown
OF foulard silk, with yoke of lace appli-
que and carried pink roses. After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was serv-
ed at the home of the brides mother
to relatives only. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcllally
nave gone East and will be at home
after Nov, 10, at S65 Smith avenue.
Miss Elsie Peterson and Martin Beck
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per on "Amusements for Children" will

per on "Amusements for Children" will
be given by Miss McCray.
Mrs. Beckendorf, Fauquier street, will
entertain the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Dayton's Bluff German NJ E. Church
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin D. Hevener re-
turned Friday from their wedding tour,
and will be at home after Dec. l at -
Hoffman avenue.
Miss Helen McIvor has issued invita-
lions for a Halloween party party We'd
nesday evening at her home on Short
street.
Mrs. J. Adrian Mrs Taylor, Mrs. P.
D. Scannen and Mrs. Dugan were guests
Saturday OF, Mrs. M. Hefty, Of SILVIA
ter.
Mrs. Parker, Maria avenue, will enter
tain the Ladies Aid society of the Bates
Avenue M. E., church Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. R. E. McCleary, Fourth street,
has returned. from. months visit in
Menominee- and River Falls.
Mrs. w. o. johnson and family, Ravine
street, left yesterday for Marshalltown,
To-. where they will reside.
Miss Pauline Koeneke, of Warrentown,
Mo-, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. A L.
Koeneke, Maple street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Fourth street,
has been entertaining Mrs. c. NJ Hille-
brand, of LIE Mars. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kneuertz enter
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SALTWATER.

One of the most enjoyable social func-
lions or the past week was tho dance
given by the Elks in their hall Thursday,
evening Although the attendance was
not as large as hofled for, those who were
present had a delightful time
the Independent Forestcrs of this city
gave dancing party in Elks' hall We'd
nesday. evening. and it Is estimated that
more than 100 couples were present It
WAS benefit dance and Melted nearly
H; J.; McKusick. DR.. B. ]. Merrill and
+. S. Davis left few days ago for Ann
Lake, Wis. where they viii spend a
couple OF weeks bunting
Mrs. Charles e. Mosier was called to
Northheid the past week by reason Of
the illness of her daughter, Miss Ger
William Kaiser, well known lumber
man Of Muscatine. To-, spent e part Of
the week in Saltwater.
Mrs, J: D. Bronson entertained the
YOU'VE. Married Ladies' Euehre club Fri
day afternoon.
Cart. A; T. jerks spent tie week in
albany, IL. where his aged father is
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gses&s~y
HAVE BEEN VISITING.


pleasant card party for Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Newell, ofsSt. Paul, last Monday
night. The rooms we're dainty arrans-
ed with green feafheEy sprays of aspara-
gus, palms -anda1roSes and carnations
completing very effective decora ton.
Six tables were splayed until IL o'clock,
when the cards, Were put aside and
delicious luncheens served. In this the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. William
Bulge and Mrs. H. Mccoy. The
Mrs. Trepanier and Mr.. Newell and Mr.
D. H. Warren.-Grand Forks Plain
dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. McKown, of ST.
for visit at the home of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Henry Fey. Mr.. Mckown
returned Monday, but Mrs. McKown will
spend the week here-Northfield Independ-
ent.
Miss Myrtle Eschelman, of st. Paul,
has been visiting for a few days with
Mesdames G. A. French and Fred Mar
tin. She returned Saturday morning
Mortified Independent.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, c.. Tautges, St Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs J. e. LindQuist and Miss
Lizzie Miesen, of Minneapolis. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. N. M Pitzen-
Hastings Democrat
c. W. Schneider, wife and children, of
st. Paul. are visiting friends here They
have been spending a few days at their
old home in observation-disclosures Enter
prise.
Mrs. Louis Michaud, of ST. Paul, is
spending a few days in the city, visiting
her hister, Mrs. F. V. Williams.-River
Falls Journal.
Charlie Collision and Jack Watson. of
st. Paul. spent several days here the
past week with, Guy Fredeen-Taylor $
Falls Journal.
Mrs. C. VanAuken,of st. Paul, was the
guest of Mrs. William Moorhouse, the
latter part of the week.-Hastfngs Dem
! ccrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axe1 Gilman, of ST. Paul.
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J.. A. Holmquist Hastings Demo-
GRAFT -
Mr. Fred Bolles and Miss Evlin Davis
of ST Paul spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. BollesTVaIley Creek Gazette
Miss Clara Uhler. of ST. Paul, was the