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official, and supposed 10 be compilation
of useful, reliable information, are GER
tainly misleading, and therefore mex
cuSabe.
The much-abused headline man" sell
dom gets any sympathy from me, for his
plumbers have frequently misled me into
serious errors. A singular example is
found in a recent letter from "Bill Arp"
or Sam Davis. The headline man says:
bill Writes About Davis, Pulaski and
Other Heroes of America" Now, the
truth is that "BilI' did not write a sin
gle line about Pulaski or any other Amer
lean hero, but SIMPLY referred to Sam
Davis as the Pulaski (Tenn) hero The
headline man saw the name Pulaski and
in his haste imagined that II referred to
Savannah's famous Count Pulaski and SO
he carelessly put it Davis, Pulaski and
Other Heroes" But the headline man Is
not alone in this misleading business. Gen.
George w, Cullum Gin his extensive work
(three volumes), the Register Of West
Point Military Academy Graduates') re-
ported Gen. f. A. Shoup (who married
Bishop Stephen Elliotts daughter and
Gen. Alfred Cumming of Augusta, Ga,
as dead, although both were then alive
and we'll Sidney Herbert
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE, ALL THOSE BEAUTIFUL
lots on Eighth strete, east, clear to Wa
ters avenue here is the only place to get
your moneys worth; improvements grow
ing daily; great snaps for young and old;
lots SITS upwards and easy terms. Plat
shek & Co.
FOR SALE, THAT wELL-BUILT
two-story cottage, 121 Second avenue east;
lot 37x66; has rooms and bath; price,
$1,000 Platshek & Co.
FOR SALE, THAT MAGNIFICENT
lot 30x117, southeast corner Fifth AMI
Whitaker streets; only 81 200; don't you
know a god thing? Plashek & Co.
FOR SALE, LOT 3Oxl25, ON BRADY
street, third west of Whitaker; south
'front.' $3.50. Great bargain. Platshek e Co.
FOR SALE, 64s BISMARCK STREET,
one-story dwelling; has Is feet front, $50
feet depth, so feet across rear end lot, only
$500 to quick buyer The greatest gift of
the day! Platshek & Co.
FOR SALE, LOT 3Ox9S ON NINTH
street, near Habersham, $3.50 cash. What
do you want? Platshek & Co.
FOR SALE, LOT 90Xi05, PARK AVE-
nue., east, between Drayton and Abercorn;
something grand; price only $780, orders
are sell. Make bid Platshek g. Co.
FOR SALE, % AND "a STATE
street, east, two three-story brick tene-
ments; will steadily enhance In value.
Price 5000 for the pair. Plaeshek & Co.
FOR SALE, 10 HANDSOME HOMES
on Jones street from 5000 to $4,000. Don I
buy home until you see us! Platshek e.
Co.
FOR SALE, THE BEST LOT. ON
whitaker street, south Of Eighth, for 500.
Platshelx & Co.
FOR SALE, 65X92, NEXT TO NORTH
west corner Burroughs and Klein street,
al the giving away price OF $S25. Don't he's
itatel Phatshek & Co.
FOR SALE, 1909 RANDOLPH STREET.
Just south of Anderson, Groom cottage, lot
30x1O0; rented to good tenant $500 month.
Price, 800 cash. A golden chance Plat
shek & Co.
FOR SALE, LOT 6Ox15O, NORTH
west corner Sixth and Whitaker streets,
50 800; grand bargain. Platshek & Co.,
10 Bryan, east
FOR SALE. 30xf00 BUILDING LOTS IN
West Savannah, the healthiest location
adjacent the city; electric line cars up to
your door; price 800 while they last; we
have only a few left; see US in rush.
Platshek g. Co.
FOR SALE A SPLENDID LOT. 30x10O,
and two-story brick residence; best loca-
ton In city; price only $500. Call for
particulars, Platshek e. Co.
FOR SALE, THAT GRAND LOT
southeast corner Whitaker and Sixth
streets, 47xg7, $l.400: you can't afford 20
lose IT.! Platshek g. Co.
FOR SALE, LOT Sox125, BULL
street front, near Tenth street; only
81 200; we must sell this quck Platshek
& Co.
FOR SALE, 672 TO $50 BISMARCK
street, three splendid two-etory houses,
one large store. with dwelling apartment
above: all for $1,000; make us a bid!
Platshek 81 Co.
WE HAVE CORNER LOT SIXTY by
ninety. Eleventh and West Broad, which
che owner Is Offering at a sacrifice. Sa-
vannah Real Estate Exchange.
SMALL FARMS OF ACRES AND
upwards, adjacent TO the city; terms 10
suit everybody. Savannah Real Estate
EACnduScs laa-.-a
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society I'm waycross.

Miss Bessie Lyon has returned home
from Albany.
Miss Hattie Billiard attended the Sum
day School Convention at Jesup Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Bandel has returned home
from New York.
Misses Belle Thorpe and Minnie and
Maggie Meade of Waresboro, visited here
Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Adams of Douglas, has ac-
cepted a position with the S. & w. p.
Railroad at Sylvania.
Mrs. John Simpson. nee Miss Pauline
Harper of Atlanta, is visiting Miss Macy
Highsmith on Parallel street.
Miss Sadie Clarke visited her old friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Joel Lott is at home again. after
a visit to Douglas.
The Misses Stringfellow are with friends
I'm Glenmore this week.
Mrs. j. w. Adams and Mrs. Conova
returned early this week from Coffee
county.
Among the delegates to the District
sunday School Convention Saturday and
Sunday from here. were Misses Ira Good
year, Ada Williams. Hatie Mallon. Nil.
dred Wooten Edith Lott, Mrs. NJ. l..
Goodyear, Mrs. Joel Lott and Mrs. A.
3. Adams.
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roR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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FOR SALE ONE THoUsAND.AcRE
farm, near Savannah, partly cultivated ;
other heavily timbered; good buildings;
.hree-acre vineyard; or will exchange for
city property. Savannah Real Estate Ex-
change.
AT A SACRIFICE; SEVERAL GOOD
homes in Savannah on easy terms; also
lots cheap. Savannah Real Estate Ex-
change.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
lots in the city 90 by 1885 feet, in an estao-
lished neighborhood, for much less than
1t cost the owner.N II you want nice
building location, here is the opportunity.
Youmans & Demmond, Provident Build
ing.
LOTS IN THE Seller TRACT ON
Seventh street. east; they are lovely and
cheap; see us before the best are taken.
Youmans 81 Demmond. III
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME ON BULL
and Third for only thirty-ive hundred;
can arrange easy terms. Youmans Il
Demmond.
VERY COMFORTABLE AND ROoMY
cottage on Bull street; only twenty-five
fifty to a quick buyer. Youmans DEM
mond.
IF YOU WANT A GREAT BARGAIN
in down town property, look at 40S Bay,
west; 1t Is going TO be sold very low; We
can show you how you can make good
thing out of this Youmans & Demmond.
Two NEW Two-sToRY HOUSES IN
one OF the best renting sections In the
city, for only sixteen hundred. VIII pay
twelve per cent. gross. Youmans DEM
mond.
22 EIGHTH STREET. WEST; CAN
sell for six hundred less than II cost; lot
has since enhanced In value fully forty
per cent. Youmans e. Demmond.
VERY LARGE AND WELL L.o-
Gated lot at Thunderbolt, only two hun-
dred. IL sold this week. Youmans &c DEM
mond.
THE CORNWALL PROPERTY ON
Liberty street twelve thousond; large
house and five-acre lot at White Bluff,
only thfrty-hve hundred Youmans &s
Demmond.
IF You WANT A NICE LOCATION
and good home, look at 800 Henry, east
and see US; We can give you a bnrgnin IN
II Youmans g. Demmond. Proyident
Building.
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IN SOCIETY.
Continued from Page Twelve.

Meta Clarke, Lille Becker. Isabel Muir
dock. Carrie Allen and Messrs. Kelly, Du-
pont, Thomas Pemble, Allen, Pacetti and
Lynch.
Thursdst evening the friends of Mr.. Al
bert NJ Mendel surprised him with a
serenade and a supper az the home of
his sister, Mrs. s. Cohen on Park avenue.
The table was prettily decorated with
ferns and roses and during the entertain
ment number of clever toasts were Civ
en-. Mr. Msndel expects to leave shortly
for Europe where he will visit relatives
at Weisbaden before going to Paris for
the Exposition
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
lot suitable for business near site of I'M
ion depot, at one-half the amount 1t will
be worth after the depot Is built; proper
ty In that location Is scarce; If you are in
terested see us at once. Youmans &
Demmond.
1211-1213 WHITAKER, 102-10i HENRY,
west; practically new, located in first-
class location; pays ten per cent. gross,
and will make an Investment safer than
anything we know of; do not loose this
opportunity. Youmans g. Demmond.
LOT ON LINCOLN, NEXT TO COR
ner OF Eighth, only six hundred and fifty
IL sold this week. Youmans e. Demmond.
e2a GwINNETT, WEST; Two-sToRY
house, six rooms; only twelve hundred to
quick buyer. Youmans & Demmond.
sos TENTH. WEST TWO STORIES,
seven rooms, large lot, sixteen hundred;
207 Third avenue, east, twelve fifty: 10
Second avenue, west; fourteen hundred;
220-224 Bolton, east, and two houses In
rear, paying twelve per cent. gross q
capital investment; 211 Duffy, west rents
for twenty-five per month, three thousand;
62G-622 WaldbuFg, west renting for four
teen fifty per month; this will pay hand
somely, and will be sold low. Yournans
e. Demmond.
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN THE
meadows, 30 Feet deep only three fifty
each. Youmans e. Demmond.
FOR SALE. DESIRABLE HOME AT
White Bluff, cheap. w. c. Fripp & Co.
FOR SALE. FOR $3.50 SPLENDID
house, Anderson, east Of Abereorn; easy
terms. w. G. Fripp & Co.
FOR SALE. NO. IS MAUPAs AVENUE,
east; 81 500; easy terms. w. c. Fripp 6
Co
FOR SALE. NO. 1872 EAST DUFFY,
northwest corner of Abercorn; a bargain
w. c. Fripp & Co.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY con-
sulting w. G. Frlpp & Co. relative TO buy
ing or selling real estate. havirg rents Of
same collected, or negotating loans. They
also sell fire life, accident and liability in
surnnce. w. G. Fripp e. Co.
FOR SALE -FOUR HOUSES on
Purse street; a good investment w. c.
Fripp & Co
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One of the Crops-"What do the Boer
farmers raiser asked the Observant
Boarder. "They have raised few sieges
lately" replied the Cross-Eyed Boarder.
-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
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4 Remarkable Cure OF Cancer.

'oA small sore
came on my left
jaw aSout three
years ago. l did
not think it was
anythin G serious,
an d after u S i n G
some simple salve I
felt S ats Fl G d it
would soon heal ;
but, instead, TIL e
jaw began to in
flame f; the sore in
creased in size with
sharp, h ooti ng,
pains. My general
health b c ga n to
break down !; as my
condition was grow
worse all the time,
1 decided to call on
my physician. AS
soon as he saw the
sore he pronounced
it Cancer and of the
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worst form told me the only remedy he knew was to
have it cut out and then he could not guarantee
a cure that the Cancer was growing rapidly
eouiu not PoSsply i've lole .dh SIX nion'ns' ~
my face covered with the Cancer, and had aban
.doned all hope of ever being we'll again. My drug
gist hearing of my condition, advised me to tryS SS
saying he had known of remarkable cures it had
made, and that it might help After using five
bottles only small sore was left, all inflammation
gone and had gained several pounds in weight.
few more bottles cured me sound and WE'LL much to
thu surprise of the physicians who had pronounced
my case incurable. Nobody thought could get well,
and but for the timely of S. S. S. doubt
would have done My friends say look ten years
younger 1 certainly felt better in my life -
Mrs. SALL1E M. KEEsLING 941 Windsor Avenue,
Bristol, Tenn.
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d dhd than yp wh He every
" swift ssEess Book
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avail, and finally gave S. S. S. trial Before the
first bottle gave out I noticed improvement
The Boiis and Carbuncles disappeared, and after
six bottles quit, as l was perfectly we'll. Since
that time my blood has given every evidence Of
perfect purity"
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S. s. S. Es Indispensable is $yssens Cleaning
Soap aMd Water jim A0ase Cleaning.

but never cure, Tor It goes to the
very roots of the disease and drives
out every vestige of it, and you may
confidently depend upon the cure
being permanent.
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BOgZS BANESBED.

Capt. w. H.
d IL IL / ap, the
WE'LL n ow II
passenger con-
ductor of tn e
A. G. S. Rail-
road, of Chatta-
nooga, TIE IL n.
writes " Five
or six years ago
Boils and Car
buncles appear
ed upon me to
a disagreeable
an d a alarming
: ext c mt, and
! there was every
/: indication of a
| riotous c o ndi-
] t 10 n of IN y
: blood. The boils
gave me great
troubl lie a n d
pain. Physi-
CT an s. reat-
nent did not
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$4,000
FOR SALE, ONE THOUSANDvACRE
arm near Savannah, partly cultivated
,ther heavily timbered; good buildings;
hree-acre vineyard; or will exchange for
ity property. Savannah Real Estate Ex-
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FOR SALE, % AND "a STATE
street, east. two three-story brick tene-
ments; will steadily enhance in value
Price $1,000 for the pair. Plaeshek & Co.
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FOR SALE, THE BEST LOT. ON
Whitaker street, south Of Eighth, for 500.
Platshelk & Co.
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the
Greatest
Spring
7 ODIc.

" My wife used
several bottles of
SIS. as a blood
purifier and to
tone up a weak
an d emaciated
sy st e m with
very marked eff
{ feet by way Of
J improvement.
q " We regard il
a great tonic and
blood purifier. !"
J. F. DU F +,
Princeton, Mo.
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FOR SALE, 10 HANDSOME HOMES
on Jones street from 5000 to $4,000 Don'i
buy a home until you see us! Platshek &
Co.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-02
Browns Land Transactions.

The firm of VIM. FL. Brown &
Co., the leading land dealers in
North Dakota, sold a few more
farms this week and purchased
several in different parts of the
state. Among the farms sold were
the following: The Robert Brouse
land in township 156, range 81,
Ramsey county, to John L. Hastad.
The George Fox land in Lake
township, Rolette county, to Ar
thur T. Armstrong, and the Van
celus land in same township to
Joseph Reed.
Among the farms purchased by
this company we're the Trout land
in Noonan township, the Theisen
and the Schneider farms in Bergen
township, and the Steve Thomas
farm in Morris township, all in
Ramsey county.
Also two quarters in Eddy coun-
ty, near New Rockford, four in
Emmons county, two in Burleigh
county, three in Mclean county,
one in Towner county, three in
Rolette county and one in Botti-
neau county.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-02
Books and Na9a3ihe$

Summing as a fad is dangerous
and Improbable, decides Mrs.
Darlington Booth after a long ex-
perience in battling with poverty
and vice in the slums of the great
cities, which is summarized in an
interesting article in the February
Ladies' Home journal. In the
same magazine An American
Mother writes on Have Women
Robbed Men of Their Religion?'
and Ian Maclaren on "The Pew
and the Man in It." Franklin
Fyles' article is on "The First
Night of a Play" Mrs. Burton
Kingsland's on "The Correct We'd
ding of Today" and Herbert Put
nam, Librarian of Congress, des-
cribes What it Means to be a
Librarian" 'The Parsons But
terhy," a serial by a new novelist,
is begun in the February Journal,
and edith and I in Paris" "The
Autobiography of a Girl" and
"Her Boston Experiences" are
continued. Crank Stockton's
New Home in West Virginia" is
described and pictured, and a
close personal view is given of
1.-THE Idol of the Girls''-Mlle.
Chaminade, composer and pianist.
"Mr. Dooley's" author transforms
Molly Donahue into a voter, but
she does not get her vote counted.
There are lively scenes on Archey
Road at election time. The do
mestic features Of the February
Journal are numerous, varied and
helpful, and the pictorial features
are exceptionally interesting. By
The Curtis Publishing Company,
Philadelphia. One dollar a year;
ten cents a copy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-02
To Aid a Worthy Institution.

At the recent meeting of the
county commissioners held in this
city. representatives from the
county boards of Benson, Pierce,
McHenry, Rolette and Towner
discussed the matter of providing
for the INDECENT poor who seek
treatment at the St. Vincent de
Paul hospital. During their visit
to the hospital, the committee as
certained that all applicants for
treatment, whether able to pay or
not are taken in, and in conse-
quence the Sisters of Mercy are at
considerable loss-something like
1854 in round numbers. In order
to make up this deficiency, the
commissioners and delegates con-
Cured in making an appropriation
of 500, by resolution which will
be found in the commissioners
proceedings in this issue of the
Inter Ocean.
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Grand Hdrb0r Department.
all present. "Do You Ever Think
of Me-" solo by Mr.. Merrick,
was very we'll received.

all present. "Do You Ever Think
of Me-" solo by MI. Merrick,
was very we'll received.
The music and drawing talent is
beginning to show itself in our
school under the efficient direction
of Miss Merrick, the teacher. An
entertainment by the pupils in the
near future would be very much
appreciated by our townspeople.
On the suggestion Of their teach
ers, who are ever on the alert for
the children under their charge, a
Pupils Literary club has been or
ganized with the following officers:
President, O. Leavitt; vice-presi-
dent, H. Stotts; secretary, Miss
Fife Richter; treasurer, Miss
Louise Dion; marshal, G.. E. De-
Mars. The club holds meetings
every Friday. ~.
About twenty guests responded
to invitations to an evening social
Friday last at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geno. As usual, an inter-
esting and enjoyable evening was
spent, during which penocle, whist
and other games we're participated
in. A dainty lunch was served at
the close Of the games.
There was a big taffy pull Sat-
urday at the home of Agent Lar
son. MayorM orgridge was master
Of ceremonies and so efficiently
performed the duties that he is
sporting a new suit Of clothes.
"Billy'' never was much on taffy,
but pocketing it doesn't go. After
the pulling was over cards, music
and songs we're INDUCED in by the
twenty guests present.
DR.. Sihler returned Thursday
from an. extended visit east as far
as Montreal. He was rendered an
informal banquet at which Mayor
Morgridge presided. Contrary to
expectations he is still a Benedict
land happiness again reigns up
permost in the hearts of the fair
SEX One more chance, girls.
The Shee-Knee club will meet
at the home of Miss McClory on
February IA. The topic will be
the continuation of the paper on
Harriet Beecher Stowe." Armed
sentinels have been appointed to
prevent Peeping Toms gaining an
entrance, as occurred at the
last meeting. The club is in a
hourishing condition, and each
meeting conduces to it's growing
popularity. The programs rend-
cred are instructive and entertain
ing.
. .
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OFFICIAL

Regular Meeting of the Board OF
County Commissioners, of Ramsey
County, North Dakota.
Adjourned meeting of the board oil
county commissioners of Ramsey
county, N. D.
TUESDAY, JANUARY D, 1900.
The board met pursuant to- adjourn.
ment at 100 p. m.
Present: Commissioners Day, Baker
VanLiew, Mccormick and Anderson.
Moved and seconded that the
Ramsey County Currier be declared
an official paper for this county
Carried. -
The report of the committee ap-
pointed to examine the "Odessa Mar
rows" bridge site was read.
Moved and seconded that the report
above referred to be approved and &C.
cepted. Carried.
Moved and seconded that an ppro-
priation of eight hundred $4,000 dol
lars for the purpose of aiding the
citizens of Crazy to build a steel span
bridge across the "Odessa Narrows' In
section ID, township 152, range 63. aud
that the following committee, Day,
Anderson and Baker, be appointed to
have charge of the payment of said
appropriation and that no part Of said
appropriation be paid out unless
recommended by said committee, said
committee to have power to restrict
said appropriation taking into con.
sideration the cost of construction.
e. 1t being understood that the county
OF Ramsey assumes no liability for
damages of any nature whatsoever
either directly or indirectly for all
time to come.
On motion vote was taken by roll
call, Day, Baker. VanLiew aud Ander-
son voting "Yes"-McC ormick voting
mo" Carried
Report of committee appointed to
to meet with. Benson county commits.
sioners and report on rebuilding OF
bridge one-half mile south of Churchs
Ferry on county line was read and
approved.
Moved and seconded that the audi
tor be instructed to advertise for bids
for a 5 panel steel pile trestle bridge
to be placed in position one-half mile
south of Churchs Ferry, bids to bt
opened at April meeting, copies to be
mailed to commissioners of Benson
county. Carried.
Moved and seconded that a refund
ing order in the sum of 1926 be draw
IN favor of Geo. Dixon for taxes er
roneously assessed against the NV
section 30, township l55, range g., il
being shown that said tract contains
only Isl acres and same has been as
,essed as 100 acres. Carried.
Moved, seconded and carried to ad
iourn until 10 o'clock Wednesday
January "a, 1900.
Attest: E. P. DAY,
Emil S. Eich, Chairman.
County Auditor.
Adjourned meeting of the board o!
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shop windows, preparatory to
would be's" getting a printed
picture of their unknown peculiar
tiles as seen through their friends"
goggles.
There will be an invitation
social at E. Branchfeld's tonight.
Hon. Dan Norton, orator and
statesman, was a visitor to the
county seat Tuesday. He is quite
elated overthe decision of congress
on the Roberts case, as it scores
against his opponents, in the re-
cent controversy, and proves that
right conquers might. :
Ben Gagan: Yes, business in
the elevator line is quiet just now;
very little coming in. am seri-
ously considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of following the good Judgment OF
Bro. Tom and getting into double
harness. But you needn't put
that in the paper.
e. A. Bryn, one Of Norway's
bonanza farmers, stopped over
Wednesday for a few hours on his
way from the Lake, where he had
been a few days making necessary
purchases for a new household. II
is expected a happy event will oc-
cur in Norway township in the
very near future.
There is a wide gap in our. social
circles-that is, between the gentle
and sterner sexes--all on account
of the severe treatment dealt out
to the two lone fishermen who
hooked in at the last meeting Of
the Shee-Knee club. The He.
Knee club, a retaliatory organiza.
ton. is seriously spoken. of. Il
will be war to a finish, they say.
About twenty couples surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Merrick, liv.
ing seven miles north, last Tues.
day. Full possession was given tc
the party, and a more pleasant
evening has not been enjoyed ir
this vicinity for a long time. They
royal entertainers, was the verdict
of those present.
The Observation-Disclosures
ed Fred Merrick a birthday sur
prise party Thursday last. Nov
Fred is wondering if he is the
chosen prophet or the handsomes
Charley Todd to the contrar,
Notwithstanding. After the blushe'
we're removed and carefully stored
away for future use, Mrs. Merricl
came to his assistance and a very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by