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Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
3apruniua.

aaprpnins. @eb anprouina poa
@uloborgiuno oen Toe Suli ieireoe
Npfisbina Rctiub / &cpeoIsbet %
'erhperpebe berpeo @uIoborainnos.
pofaIen til enoelia @ieroom,
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23

graifernofosien / Solsr er al s.
u. 6. 2iaoe / ariiti,iia os Soban
6. 2sfen | glperllm iolet til Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
0lbsfalb.

0sbsfale. Spcrreisiaaisrer Sn-
lius SeroIb at aisbenbauu er aiaaaet
peb 9cSen otter I1nscre IioS Sps.
bonn GA Mar aammel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
innif spripasitatipn. peitnre

Tpntf Vpr'bgstfafton. Seltprellen
fra Sims Stifts patriottite Seltob
bor beilirttet at erbperpe q 30 Sor.
2ono al 8aarbeier Sens Gbriitian'
lens gienocm peb aarsleo for Der ar
onlpase Den poat9nfte 6oriegslto'
ton for Vlanteapl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
Sture 8riieafi9rer.

Store 8riieaTerer. Bare ira
Sretten Station er ser ira Narts %
til Wibten al sunni inar afienot ON.
trent 20 9ogne Smoasriie til % ouer
&riitiamo. foriben mango aosier,
Der err ienbte til forffieuige andre
Steber. aIt iaIt er oerfra | nppnte
Eibsrum afienot omtrent 1900
Smaogriie. Seraf er Stsriteparten
leperet fra 5rctten. enoel ira Eitre
@ousoal. Rorore Eier % Rebre Saa-
pang.a geregnet efter 90 Str. pr.
Girls blir Snotpeten oeraf ben nette
Gum af $4,000 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23

8anbmansel. Sra aaIeiuno fri
pes: Ser err for 1iben Ell ipore
SaIloi beroppe. Ter er nemlia
9anbmoneel igien. j m.use Tiger
gift ri ifior CONNER og maotte fisbe
@anSet - 90 laa M igjen. De ituISe
bare ie paa aomerien ON Iagene,
naor "apirniolfa er rte 40 bertto
gat'n". - man iaar nemIis enonn
ct Bar getter @nno fra Spens Sano-
potter unoer aontrol al en- al Siaos.
ingenisrens @anoifaber. Ia itaar
De opitillet / 9eleb meb Better oa
aar % penter paa. "9uo", / 5imepis
ftonr be Der % uerter paa nogIe
Traaber at Oct opre Sano.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
Goroe.

80 Norom9no Itioerer for Sioen
peo ben tefniife Seiitole | Berlin.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
Wafrelfifet. Sra ariitinrsiano

MafrelFfet. Sra ariiiansiano
mebbeles ben Ace SuIi. Com SeIbeb
betroetet bar Mafreliiifet Der iaar
fife ppret iaa riet iom ifior. Den
til @jenei9lb bar Briieu peret be-
ore. iaa 6iiferne er fanife beore for.
nsiet iaar enb ifior. I'll Sammen.
lienins fan anisres, at 6Ieffers.
fiferne flor fifeoe for 1000 Str.
meoens Gprbien al Saneiteu iaor er
$4,000 ar. Men 5iffet er 10 enbrn
life INT poa Ell Bar Tigers lib, iaa
Oct reiterenoe gelsb let pil fiinne
naaes, bois 0eiret bliper gobt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
De frtteliee liugSumsfpreninaer.

misunderstanding ! Oct norlfeNanos.
iorbuno al friiteIiee ltnsbomsiore.
nineer aobneoes / Bergen Den Abe
SsiiIi. Ser bar fremmsot omfrine
$50 3eputerebe. S%tiitspropit San
pulgtes til Tirigent. gIonot Delta.
aerne fan nppnes @eroensiefretPren
SberIt Sermauo % Repr9ientanter
FOR ioenife banffe % islanoite afoe.
Iinger, Der ale brneie Siliener.
Sermmio betiente fa Ill be Heites
Sperraifelie al ct uelicritaaeligt
Horif.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23

A ame eler perre aajtes III at bsitnrs
NA en- @ragt C'Hai 5erss 81. eSrita "a lon
HtHos SnrretHiva. t2S III ESQ u6tr9rsS gors
~ palt 2tressa1s EsHas American General
Agency. $50 Dearborn st. Chicago. Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
flurp SapEFeiclifab er Itiftet meb

Ulprb SdoNifeicl1fdb CT ltlffet men
en- aftiefapiial al $4,000 ar., hoorot
Salpoelen astes laant al Sapfiifeion.
Oct moo Gant / Sfibeue, mebens Den
anoen Salpoel er forbeIt paa so af-
tier q 500 SIR. 4ftieielifabets 6or.
mail er @psnins oe Griit af 5iife.
bampifibe. Tets geitpreIie beitaar
al &asmus ID. 3itlanS. elias y.
Slien oe slbr. q. 9aape.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
Gil sfutterieeitn par ! aisbenhop

VI SfUfttrTeeHH UuI NI~bUVIIUuUIl
inbteanet 2,S70 0eltagere til Sfph'
ninaen oe LOO til @pmraititen. DC
geisaenocS INITIAL bar a i.i00. Ser
bIep aiaipet 100000 Sfuo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
Gatf o m,
uIfalss sner finste.

zosrfis'srrsH.sr unssr -Ga9ss'. 'zlaster III.
iaiss' % "sft.rfpsrq'fI' fofsr 20 gsrts for o Ora
for bs.E Gang az en- Gsnt W. Orb for aft ION Susr.
tiger . Orr, arsrts'smsHtsr iuosasss sffs for min.
es sa5 % Gents. psHss mna afraDssis ~HssfsGas
aEs ssfhaiHsst 1tt isnH.r ns tffs At bos9srs iaa
Haa Sumrsf.
~ sGstsrass tilSas ;oitsr Is ssats pr. siats.
sn1 Orb gisr en- 8lrit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
soissosn.

9luig geuemlaoe. NPiIot Rlimat. an.
eeu 8lisaros ON 9tutersn iRtsi SotItit ont
Scmmeveu, Sluo iQlats fra 50 nj s. Or.
Gcre. 8lllge Iarter meb Guesu & Ores
cent 6ouie. Spger % Barter frit.
u. 6. htUeariou, ". u. G. Cincinnati.
W. u. 8gdler, w. i. u, 1I3 aoams ct,
3012i Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
Yoo aeiicr 0ilbelms Noraesreiie

meoislser en- Gifaore al 6 6artsiet.
arpoieren "Riobe" er meo iom 5i9l.
peifib; aruoieren "Sleipner" ifal
a~npenbes iii lloflugter inb / Sior.
Sene, % ire SorpeooboaOe ifaI itooie
u~eoIisehoIbe Scrbinoelie meo n9r.
meite Bot. oe 5elesraftontorer so.
b~en5oaeren~ er %iorinuet meb en- Sno.
refining. Der fan muIigsisre 1etegrui-
iorbinbeIie, iaainart 5artsiet bar an.
lsbet Sapn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23

Yaa Gpla1ocnc er SIaatonren
mi begpnbt nGiten ouer belle Sinien
unoer De aller suuitigite 8eirior.
bolo, %Ifripes ben Toe Suli. Iet er
9anontnnoens Sab at faa isrt Seir
enonu en- goo Stuno uooper iaa ben
uiRoponIie irooige apiing tunoc
tomme bel | GUS. Smioleriio ber.
ses ben rtnse @rsoe paa Seiiernes
luree &9ffer, o. Slanmaifinerue
eanr tneprenoe siennem engene.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
Gt @~rpttehpttI. : aieInet pch

Ut 0rottebOtel. 5 SieIoet peb
Stta ! @iiobrdnosoaIen fnoes Der Ell
bel Tel naf,irIise @rotter, bper en-.
feIt omtrent ioa tor Tom ct Sctel-
prrelie. Gette bar ben fffiee Gier.
en- b~ientpenot Rorif.a merifaner,
tpnft at benptte fla al MI ! 5uriit.
tioen % inbreoer oerfor @rotterne
til Sofel. en- meaet original Soc,
life ionot. Oct bill blt noaet for Gna.
.lProerne oe Entertainments. en-
aorreiponbent tiIbrogfe forIeoen
Matten ben fsrit inbreoeoe @rntte.
Son roier Soeen / bsie Toner % for
teller, at han fanbt Spboloet Der
uaIminbeIia behaaeIiai. fieliat %
friift os iioen DC plaslonime Mpa %
6lier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
1rnmmens Nrinber bar iisIo,

1rnmmems apinber bar iisIae
"guifernhs Mntstibenoe" beluttet
life at aaa til 9aIa paa egen Site oeb
aommunepolaene, men at nebi9fte
en- apntite pau 6 Weolemmer, iom
tlirpis fsr 0algene fol pRre De fpin.
beige 8Glgere bebielpelie meo Bel.
leSnins % Gaao al rent iorretnings'
m9siis art. llooper Ssiteu oil Der
| Irammen bline afbolbt screenings.
msoer % ct Maslemsbe, hpor man
piI optage en- 6ortesnelie oper apin.
Der, Der aniees ififfeoe til Of fomme
paa GaIa lom Meolemmer al Som.
muneitpret. 9enne elite oil ba blipe
cperierbt De politiife Sreaniiationer
iii @eilebning oeb galgliiternes
Communicating.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23

S7nifes - Gr ma Stanoinao meD
tnosI GTiarjns fax iaa itaoia GHiat'
teiie I en- almHoshg sIsbWoHo4icrrstEinq
peo al itr,D, tl Straaoueis u 5uraas
6dnGGfpro. X. Gdf. A7a2
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
EARN tiGafns.

G.arm tiliafas. On halu D2il
y ira @lltor TdlS / ct 9stri.t b%eiolfet
or1irens uoc.uiithDe al Korite, meo peioro'
aeee Sirser o. MeHrgbcosr. 20 Heres ovs
ourfet 9dno og 40 Neres 5tou. 3ooe Of
tlosmrsiIae pHis mee lmas 6roE; V1ro be-
Oiautet nleo toritieIi9e Writer image og or
nameniale IgRsr lami TrUQtbaue. SRroea
les ualfer % bsiUem Selillsuhe0. 5or
rrrmere uneerretn ug htnueuoe man fg TIL
8 y Rna, Rl9euN 5a1s, 9Sts. 4sd2
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23

Scarm tilialgs paa 1870 geres,
- hppyai 10 Gcres %iIiiGae! ReiteR 9oot
Ng'duo 8rulbare Safe. 10 i~teuiaite SrsH'
&c. 8'liassuoe ct mort i~taHomaujf Settle
ment, i gdi ira EoJit aJgis og 4 Ru ira
trireIi1 lerubluebu Ran iGiles uieo sler
uoen Npiiuq Tiliiru Gtsrsn 3 AH'ou
Berg. Gent NerhlRt. 0amlep, DgHn. 454
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18
4 FOREIGN CREST.

The average rent Of a Spanish bull ring is G1, ,3O1. There are 99 in ali.
 In Honduras s24 {gold) per 1000 is considered high price for CO., coanuts.
 In 1900 the German hints coined $3G, ,425, ,0OO in gold and s, 900 in sill yer.
 Great Britain and Sweden are the oHfS European countries which do not tax sugar.
 The colonies of Britain are 97 times her own size; those of Austria are 1-10th her own size.
 The apartments of deceased kings of Italy are left absolutely untouched for two generations.
 Spain and Russia are the only Flu ropean countries which produce more wool than they consume.
 Rangoon grows faster than any British city. Its average rate of in- crease is 31s per cent. a' year
 A new map of India, 16 miles to the inch, is about to be begun by the Indian survey department. It will cover 1O6 sheets.
 The Indian salt tax brings in es,- 100000. The consumption in In tia is ten pounds a head, as against 12 pounds in England.
 Every European country gained in population during the last century, except Ireland, which fell from PIP to las per square mile.
 \ club of divorced women has been formed in tke Austrian capital, the object being to provide the comforts of home for all women who have been compelled to divorce their hus- bands. Legal aid will also be fur nished to women seeking freedom from irllsome bonds and every effort will be made to secure reform in present marriaG Ge laws.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18

the Beury tunnel and made run for that. You know, Stuart. it's over q quarter of mile from the shaft. but we made it in few minutes I fell over on a rock and smashed lot of valuable bottles in my case You've cost me a good sum, Stuart, counting all the days since you were born-you and Erie. I don't know that believe in stubbing my toe very much for that hot headed young socialist and agita- tor. He will make peck of trouble in
 the world, and I don't know but in the interest of humanity I ought to give him little dose of something to finish
 him up'
 Just then Eric. in the room across the hall, stirred and groaned. The doctor
 heard him, and, dropping his napkin 1 absentmindedly into his soup, he hur- ried in to see his socialist patient. Before he came back Stuart and
 Burke discussed the fact of the engine house fire. There was something to be cleared up about that. It seemed also to Stuart that the mass of iron ere which fell upon Erie was something more than q loosened fragment of the mine. The doctor was right about it. The absence of the men from the spot when the fire broke out also needed explanation.
 The doctor had come back, and the l meal was progressing while the three men were trying to solve the facts of the burning and the injury to Erie when a tramp of marching men was heard coming up the avenue. | The three men rose from the table to- gether. There was a menace in the sound that was not easily mistaken. Stuart went directly into the hall and opened the great front door, By the light of the porch lamp could be seen
 crowd. at least POO men, each one car
 rying his stick, which in most cases ap- preached more nearly the dimensions of club. They were q formidable ap-
 bearing mob of men, their sullen. heavy faces brought into distinct relief in the 1 light Of the electric lamp.
 1 Well, men, called out Stuart clear 1 ly. what is this:''
 The men meanwhile crowded up close about the vtranGa. One of them, act 1 ing as spokesman, came up on the l steps and said in a loud voice, eve { want to sec Eric"
 1 "Yon can't see him. He's hurt. He [ isn't fit to see any one,' shouted the 1 doctor. who stood just lehind Stuart 1 In the. doorway
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18
WATERFOWL JoTT1NGs
Cow Belonging to Woodbury Farmer
 Fell and Broke Her Leg.

Fell and Broke Her Leg.
 A well known Woodbury farmer, while coming from Woodbury to this place a few days ago with large drove of cattle, found the road very icy and before he had gone far one of the cows started for q neighboring dooryard and while trying to get the COW back to the path, on which there was considerable ice, the COW fell and broke one of her legs. The farmer after thinking awhile. took out his jackknife and after killing the COW, took the skin eff and dressed it. On arriving in town he sold the COW to man for a good sum.
 Everything is in readiness for the dance to be given by the G. W. and $. C. tonight. A rare treat is offered to the lovers of dancing. as there will be twentytwo numbers on tine program. The grand march will begin at S:4J sharp. Be sure and attend, if you wish q good time.
 Services were held in the different churches yesterday. In St Johns church services were held at 11:15, the Rev Father O'Donnell officiating. An eloquent sermon was delivered. the subject being "Matrimony.' Charles Brewster. who has been i'll for some time past With the grip, is able to be around again. Next Wednesday being Ash We'd nesday. services will be held in St JohnS church at $ a. ID. and 1:3O p. III.
 Frank Hubbard who has been ill for long time, is able to pe around again.
 Charles kilbourne. Tilo has been i'll with the grip, is much improved.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18

uo be contlnued.l
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18

"WLat do you want to see him for?" asked Stuart calmly.
 The spokesman appeared confused and did not answer at once. Then here and there through the crowd rose cries from the men. There's been foul play"'
 "We'll string up the men that did it!'
 'Yes. hang 'en.' ";Show us Eric. We want him with us tonight"
 ''Men.' Stuart raised his voice. Cor don here can come in and see for you that Eric is not able to move. Come ill. Gordon, and sec" continued Stuart speaking to the miner who was stand ing upon the steps. The miner, after q moments hesita- ton, went into the house and the doc tor went with him into the room at the right of the hall where Eric lay While they were gone Stuart told the men how Eric was hurt. There was breathless attention while Stuart was speaking Just as he finished Gordon | came out.
 Boys" he said as he appeared on the veranda. ''Eric's out of it tonight. We'll make it hot for the towards that's done this"
 Aye, that we willy cried dozen voices.
 Three cheers for MT. Duncan" sud denly cried a voice. The men could not help knowing from their experiences in the mines that Stuart had staid by Erie during the danger. although he had said very little of himself in his narrative.
 The cheers were given heartily, and Stuart felt for the first time in his life that perhaps the day would come when these men would understand him. He stepped out of the doorway. however, and pointing in to where Andrew Burke was standing, said: Thank you. men. But if it hadn't been for Mr. Burke here Eric would not be safe. We oT'e our lives to him. "Who's he:' rudely asked some one. "Tne new minister at St. Johns. l knows him." replied another. "A minister, eh? Well, three cheers for him anyway" cried another. 1 The cheers were given. and the men | began to move away. Stuart felt anX- ious. and exhausted as he was by the evenings adventure he could not help 1 feeling that rough work would marx the night before it was over He felt as if here was an opportunity to say q 1 word while he was in favor with the l men.
 | Men, I want to say q word. l un- | derstand troops are in the town to- | night. 1 hope you will all be law abid- ing and''-
 Aye. we's heard that till we's sick Of it." The voice was evidently that of ] drunken man.
 Stuart for the first time realized that the element of the saloon had entered into the problem. Heretofore the men 1 had kept away from the drink.
 "Shut up-' exclaimed Gordon and 1 others. "Give Mir. Duncan fair hear ! ing"
 T say,' continued Stuart, s'that ] hope you will not commit any violence
 I am talking to you as I know Eric 1 would if he were here"
 But how about men brought in tt
 take the bread out of our mouths?'
 Aye, that's the stun! We'll make i,
 hot for them. troops or no troops"
 These are not my orders. you under
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18

anu ITuSEia.J
 is the heir apparent to the German im- perial throne and the eldest son of the emperor. He will be 20 years old on March 6, and is a manly youth, with brusque soldierly ways and a sturdy frame. He is already taller than his father and is the idol of the German regiment in which he is an officer. Military honors of many kinds have been showered upon him. but he bea rs them all modestly. When he was only If the Austrian emperor appointed him lieutenant in the Seventh Aus trian Hussars. and he has received honors from other sorereigns. The prince has fine education. He is well tutored in history. political and eco homie science and in the political his tory of his own country.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18

CT all, was he not alive and safe after that experience of terror?
 T am afraid" he said, that any matches l might have about me would hardly go off after the soaking 1 had. You see. was in the water up to my neck a part of the time"
 T beg your pardon replied Andrew Burke He seemed ashamed, and then as they were going up the avenue to the house he said gently: "You see. I
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18
GERMAN GROWN PRINCE.
Honored by the Kin. o5 Great Brit Ia in Who Has Just Made Him
 Knight of the Garter.

Prince Frederick William. of Ger many, upon whom King Edward has just conferred the order of the garter,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18

How to Clean Bright Tin.
 The best thing to clean bright tin with is oil and rotten stone. This re- moves all kinds of stain. They should be polished of with clean wash leather.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18
Boycotters Were Fooled.

Boycotters displayed Kansas City result that several men saw the name and nothing else, and went in and or. dorad
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18

Indians as Manufacturers. Our Indian population is not skill full in any line of manufacture save their owu crude industries.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23
BYAUTHORITY
TENDERS FOR SCHOOL HOUSES.

Sealed tenders for the construction
of a three-room school house at Hama
pepe, Kauai, to be completed on or be-
fore October 81, 1901, and a one-room
school house at each of the following
places:
Waialua, Molokai
Ulaino, District of Hama, Maui.
Paauilo, Hamakua, Hawaii.
To be complet ID on or before Saturday,
October Is, will be received at the office
of the Department of Public Instruc-
ton until noon of Monday, September
9, 1901.
Plans and specifications can seen
at the office of the department and with
the school Agents of the Districts
where the buildings are to be erected
The Department does not bind itself
to accept the lowest or any bid.
ALATAU T. ATKINSON,
Supt. Public Instruction.
Honolulu August 81, 1901.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23
SUIT QUICKLY WITHDRAWN
ACTION FOR DIVORCE BY MRS.
WEST.
Asked For Separation After Thirty
Years of Married Life and Then
Changed Her Mind.

Mrs. Margaret West brought suit for
divorce from her husband Fred b. West,
after thirty years of married life, and
then, before the police had time to
serve the papers on the defendant she
told her attorneys, Atkinson and Judd,
to withdraw the suit. Yesterday after
noon the papers were returned UNI
served. The complaint charged cruelty
and failure to provide.
The complaint alleged that the couple
We're married in New York in 1871, and
came to Honolulu five years ago. Since
their arrival in Honolulu. II was al
legged, West had neglected to support
the plaintiff and on one occasion he had
struck and beaten her He made threats
so that she was afraid he would do
bodily harm, and she appealed to the
court for legal separation. There are
four sons and daughters all of age but
one son.
After the filing of the suit the old
lady changed her mind, and her attor-
neys notified the police that there was
no need of serving the papers on West.
They were therefore duly returned with
an endorsement to the effect that at
torneys for the plaintiff had requested
that they be not served.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23
RECEPTION TO REV. DIR. ADAMS.

A reception in the parlors of the Cen
trail Union Church was rendered last
evening to the Rev. DR.. George c. and
Mrs. Adams. The reception committee
was composed of Mrs p. c. Jones, Mrs.
Cordelia Damon, Mrs. Ralph Geer and
Mrs DR.. Emerson. The evening was
passed pleasantly with the aid of an
impromptu program of vocal and in
strumental music and an address by the
guest of the evening. Refreshments
were served, the tables being decorated
with flowers and plants.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23

Honolulu, August p, l9O1.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23

CURE YOUR DANDRUFF and you,p
hair will stop falling. Pacheco's Dam
druff Killer is an unfailing and imme-
date cure for dandruff. 1t keeps the
scalp in a healthy condition and In
vigorates the hair; one application win
stop that awful itching.
PACHECo's DANDRUFF KILLER
Sold by all druggists and at the Unioa
Barber Shop.
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Love Letters of Bismarck"
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Power through Repose," by Call.
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Miss Pritchard's Wedding Trip" by
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-12-20
Decatur.

Israel White left Tuesday for Cuba
where he expects to spend the winter
Miss Winifred Copley has returned
from Alma college for the holiday vaca-
ton.
Chas. Seeord of South Haven was in
town the first of the week calling on old
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rowland attended
the funeral of their nephew Bert Orr in
Buchanan, Saturday
Miss Ray Linderman of Kalamazoo
attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs.
Fanny Coleman, last Saturday.
F. L. Kern of Des Moines, Ia, was in
Decatur last week. He came to attend
the funeral of Mrs Fanny Coleman.
Mrs. e. L. Parkhurst of Parkersville,
w. Va, is spending a few weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. h. Crit
field.
A social dancing party will be held at
the town hall, under the auspices of the
entertainment committee, Christmas
night.
Mrs. Fanny Coleman died at her home
in this village Thursday evening, De
cember -, aged 81 years. The funeral
services were held at her late home Sat
urday afternoon, DR.. Gray of Kalama-
ZOO officiating.
Miss Glare Barron gave very pleas
ant party at her home Monday evening
in honor of her friends Miss Zoa and Mr..
Gus Begole of Chelsea. The evening was
spent playing progressive finch, after
which dainty refreshments were served.