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REDWOOD FALLS.

The marriage of Lawrence King and
Miss Lenora Ray was solemnized
Wednesday evening at the home of the
bTIdegroom's parents, Rev. E. A. Orr
The W. c. T. U. and Y. M. C. A.
gave Mrs. Henry Goodacre reception
Friday evening, the occasion being her
departure to her new home in Indiana
The Degree of Honor lodge entertained
large number of young people Wednes
day evening
Mrs. j.. R. Johnson, of Spring Valley,
is visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
w. G. Banks.
Dwight Bissell left here Tuesday for
Fairmont. where he spent Christmas with
his daughter, Mrs. DIR. G. III. Luedtke
Miss Beth Conner. of Chicago, is visit
ing at the home of 1. N. Tompkins
Mrs. Laura Kemerer went to St Paul
Wednesday for two weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ware, of
Bay City, Mich, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. e. ]. Bunce.
Miss Tena Smith is home from ST.
Cloud for the holidays
George Schulze is visiting with his
cousin, Rev. William Mitchell
Miss Margaret Thomas, of Lake Crys-
tai, arrived here last week and will spend
some time visiting at the home of Mrs.
j. H. Thomas.
Judge and Mrs A. C. Dolliff are visit
ing relatives in Minneapolis.
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HASTINGS.

Mrs. A. w. Chase is giving a house
party this week at her home on Eighth
Stieet; The guests. are: Miss Alice Cory,
Miss nellie Bowman. Miss Teresa Wyck-
or, Miss Emily Ware, Miss Edna Hell
LEI and J. R. Kirby, of JerseyvilIe, III:
W 2. Luther and d. A Sherfey. of
Brazil, Ind; Jay Hubbard, of Mankato:
c. l.. Baker. of ST. Paul. and Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Chase, of Saltwater |'-'N
The twentieth Century club will give
It's initial hop of the season at the Yanz
theater on New Years eve.
mrs. Wesley Archer is visiting friends
in Montevideo
z. Burt. of Benidji, is visiting rel
atiyes and friends in this city and vi
ciEity
Miss Stella schoepf. of Minneapolis, was
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Peter Thrill,
the past few days.
Miss Sadie M. Pettingill. of Nininger.
has returned from a visit In Waseca.
H F. Meyer and Miss Annie Meyer, of
Alpany, MINI, are the guests of his
brother. G. w. Meyer.
Miss Helen r. Dyer, who is teaching
at Empire, spent the holiday vacation at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Boxer, of ST. Paul,
were the guests Of Mrs. Lesetta Moser.
MISS Laura Judkins, who is attending
the normal school at Mankato, is home
for the holiday vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Tautges, of st. Paul,
nave been the guests of their daughter,
Az. . ~. w. llZeil, the past rev DAVIS.
Mrs. ]. r. Clagett returned from Grip
pie Creek. Col, on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. x. Ralphe, of Win
throp, are the guests of Mrs H. A.
Shubert.
Coroner F. w. Kramer was called to
South Park Saturday to view the remains
Of Abram D. Moe found dead at his
home at that place.
The Enterprise club hop at the YAM
theater Friday night proved decided sue
n 0icr1at BY r.ea11 ,14ae.
in attendance.
The social hop given by, the Masonic
fraternity at their hall Friday evening
was very enjoyable affair.
Miss Gretel A. Lowe. elocutionist, gave
delightful entertainment at w. C.
T. U. hall Friday evening, which great
ly enjoyed by all present.
stranger named James Moran was
brought in from Pennington Friday by
Deputy Sheriff w. H. Brownell. nav
ing been sentenced by Justice W. A.
Gray to twenty days in the county Jail
for the larceny of a razor from A. e.
Diamond
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FARMINGToN.

MISS Iss Jessie Guebic is visiting relatives
at 5Menomnee, Wis, for a few days
Nj Mr, ana Mrs Dwight S. Lumway have
returned from Montana and will spead
the winter in this village
me DaKota county Agricultural aSso-
CATION will hold its annual meeting on
Snaturoay, July 4. at the Pennington VII
lage hail.
gasoline lamp exploded in Meeker s
JeWelry store on Monday evening. No
damage was done.
Miss Rosa Kupt. of Hamline university.
IS spending her vacation with her par
entS.
The eighth grade pupils of the Farm
1ngton nigh school. had a pleasant sleigh
ride on Thursday evening.
Mrs Henry Hamann, of Empire town.
ship, has gone to ST. Louis for the win
ter.
Thomas Feeley. Andrew Vorum and
sydney Stevens, students of the state
university. are spending the holidays at
their homes here
The case of A. J. Keeling indicted for
manslaughter in the first degree, has
been called for Jan. Z.
of mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Chase
Mrs S. Keeling and family spent
Christmas in Faribault.
H. G.. Clark, of Goodhue, is visiting at
his home in this place.
j. P. Miller, of New Richland, visited
F. A. Evans Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Klaus
on Saturday, Dec. q, a son.
Miss Vera Chase, of Minneapolis, Wis
tied her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Chase this week.
Walter Lewis, of Ashland, Wis, spent
Christmas at his home here.
Mr., and Mrs. William Nicolay, of Min
neapolis, were in the village Thursday.
The Misses Ida o'Leary and Eva
Kutley, of Hastings, are guests of Mr..
| and Mrs. P. H. Casey.
q of do &c ct1at n if,er a
holidays with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Allen, of Glencoe,
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. HaineS.
The Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday
schools held their annual Christmas tree
on Tuesday evening. Appropriate pro-
grammes were rendered.
Mass was celebrated at ST. Michael S
church on Christmas day at ana y
Roy E. Gray entertained a party of
young people to a sleigh ride Christmas
| night.
guest of G. T. Connell this week
Mrs Mary McKenna and family are
spending the holidays at Rich Valley
Miss Pearl Davis, of Minneapolis spent
Bert COPYRIGHT, of Minneapolis, is the
guest of his parents during the hoil-
days. ot.
i. E. Jones and family are Ia the guests
T..
Albert Gruss spent Christmas at North
Ida Ida and Josie Lindberg are visiting
their home in Castle Rock. 1ou,a
Almond Krislund of Llvermore, loWi.
spent few days with his parents ms
| week. noor no $50
were treated to fine ldfnes ~
d. Bamberry spent Christmas with MS
bis mother in St. Pdul. 49,
Miss May F luz 2,oI OIL Pc ere -o'i'
yiS s Cable and wife, Ira and Bur burton 2
| cehle spent Wednesday with reiatlVes ia
| 81 Paul. g Ct PAM visited
at The her g. home A f r. and " R sin ad nola
their annual campfire New Se~,e Y e1sited ps ea
Mr.. and an p MRS. c Snsrt this week.
tlN Ms and ar MBrs. F. R. Blake visited Aus
rim friends this week.
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W1NNEBAGo CITY.

Dr Courtney spent Christmas in Iowa,
81 Steve we Wailiims, a state '.JJ' boy. is Wis
;tine Winnebago friends and relatives Tor
Miss Lottie Galpin is spending the hol-
iday season in Minneapolis.
Wallace Hunt left for Nashua, iowa.
Tuesday for short visit.
Miss Inah Gates is home from Ell
more until after the New Year.
Frank Essler spent Christmas Win
Winnebago friends and relatives.
George F'roehlich is at home from the
ssIT'' for the holiday vacation.
Miss Nellie Harrison is at home from
Minneapolis, where she is attending
Misses Ruth and Joy Secor are at home
from Mortified for ten dyas yaca-
ton visit.
The Misses Meta and Florence Damon
are at home for the holidays season
Paul Dunn came down from Hamllne
university for the midwinter vacation
Misses Edith and Gertrude Humes are
spending the season of good cheer at
home.
Harlow Hill is at home from the Chi
cage Dental college for the holiday va
cation.
E A. Hotchkiss left last Wednesday for
Kansas City to visit over Christmas with
his daughter Mrs. Ellis.
Hail White came down from the state
AGRICULTURAL college last Friday, to re-
main until after the New Year.
Miss Mabel Sherin is at home from her
school in Duluth, and will remain until
the middle of January.
Capt A. r. Harris, department COM
nander G.. A. r. for Minnesota, was q
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oRToNvIILE.

Arthur Schoen, of Webster and G. A.
Brown and family, Of Appleton. were
Christmas guests at N. Schoen's.
Don Childs, Cecil Sparrow and A. J..
Matthew's, students at the university,
are at home for the holiday season.
Hon. N. w. Benson and family and Al
belt Benson and family, of Clinton, were
at County Treasurer Dahlhjelm's over
Christmas.
Miss Edna Burton, of Fargo. is spend
ing the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Burton.
Frank Wheeler of Cando, N. D., came
down last Saturday to spend the hoii-
days with his parents.
Dwight Orion and bride nee Alice
Erickson. arrived at Ortonvile last Sat
urday night They were married Thurs
day, Dec 10, in st. Paul, and are noy
at home to their friends at the Orion
residence.
The rest and reading rooms received
this week, through the Tourist club, an
invoice of twelve standard books, the
compliments of Druggist Al A. Gull
YER
Miss Jessie Wheeler came from Chi
cago Tuesday to spend Christmas with
Rev. George R. Geer is spending the
Christmas holidays at Minneapolis.
Miss Mamie Karn, of the Northwestern
university, is at nome for the holidays.
John Bolsta, of Aberdeen, is spending
the holidays with relatives in this city.
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after very pleasant two days visit at

! after a very pleasant two days visit at
the old home.
August Fuhrmann Jr. went to Minneap-
alis Tuesday, and viii. make his future
home there.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Gran, of St Paul,
were here for Christmas, spending the
day with the families of G.. Gran and
E. c.. Gran.
Mrs. Katherine Kiley was visitor
with relatives and friends in Shakopee
the early part of last week.
Joseph Casey came home from his stud
les at the Minnesota university last Fri
day evening and is spending the days of
vacation with his brothers in this city.
Mrs. James was at Northfield Thursday
and Friday attending a Degree of Honor
convention. The convention was an en-
thrsiastic one. according to reports.
The Modern Woodmen's ball New
Years night will be a grand social af-
fair.
w. c. Fuhrmann went to the cities
Tuesday to spend some time visiting
with relatives and friends there.
Herman holden was among the old
Jcrdanites. now denizens of ST. Paul, who
tasted of Jordan's yuletide cheer.
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FERGUS FALLS,

Mrs. w. J. Holmes and son Donald. OF
IRuluth, are spending Christmas with
Mr. Mrs ]. w. Mason. Mrs. Holmes sister.
she stood godmother to the infant son
OF Rev. and Mrs. A. o. Worthing, VINO
was baptized at the Episcopal church
on Christmas day.
Alton Hilton, of Duluth, spent Christ
mas with his parents here.
Otto Haugan was here from Chicago
Christmas.
The patients at the hospital had 8
pleasant Christmas celebration through
the united efforts of the physicians and
them, and in the evening they listened
to a play in the amusement hall acted
by some of the nurses. There were a
number of solos and some quartette sing
ing between acts Santa Claus was as
sisted by his wife in taking the presents
off the two glistening Christmas trees
and distributing them among the pa
tents.
Homer Roberts. landlord of the Park
hotel, was married in Red Wing Satur-
day to Miss Grace Ryan. They arrived
mere Sunday.
Walter Parkhill, of the high school.
went to his home at Pelican Rapids TO
spend his vacation.
Mrs r. o. Lanke has made application
to the state board of corrections and
charities to have her husbands SEN
tence committed to three years. Mr..
Lanke was sentenced to Saltwater for
five years on conviction of forgery. Pub
lie sentiment here is in favor of shorten
ing the term.
N Newman, of California, mas arrived
with his family and has moved into the
new residence which was built tor him
this summer on the fine site near Park
Region Luther college.
Rev. j. w. Todd of the Congregational
church, went to Minneapolis Monday to
spend Christmas with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Brown gave din
ner Thursday night in honor of Senator
and Mrs. Clapp, who have been spending
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Haupt.
The guests were nearly all old friends of
the senator.
w. P. Bayley went to st. Paul on bust
ness Friday.
Miss Emma Steele spent Christmas with
c. ]. Wright's family. returning to Far
go Saturday.
Mrs. Hurlburt of Minneapolis, who has
been visiting her brother, c. H. Goodsell,
here, has gone to Moorhead to visit an
other brother, before going home.
Mrs. c. w. Mckay and daughter Mil
dred are at Pelican Rapids this week
visiting Mrs. Ed. Dampier.
E. A Jewett, B. b. Warfield and r. j.
Angus will leave the last of the week for
Tehula, Miss, to spend part of the VIM
ter on the cotton plantation of c. C.
Warfield.
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BENSON.

ro bean Llggett, of the Agricultural
Oh town this week.
Nlil!am Hancock came down from Nor
rs frlaay TO attend the Masonic installa-
ton of office and conferred the M. NJ
degree on a candidate.
Misses Clara and Beatrice Hunter are
spending the week with relatives in Win
mar.
Edwin 3. Thorson and wife of Clinton.
visited relatives here this week.
Oliver Soland spent Christmas in Kerk-
hoven with friends.
j. w. Miesan and wife are spending
the holidays with friends in Minneapolis
Walter Roberts left last week for Prai-
RE du Chien, Wis. where he will spend
the winter.
with his parents at Fairfax, Mimi
Vernon Eaton spent Christmas here Wis
iting with relatives.
Miss Bertha Carmham and Mrs. H. A.
Phipps visited relatives at HALFWAY this
week.
E. j. Cook went to Mankato Saturday
to spend short time and to arrange
for removing his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Coles were sum-
moned last week to Sank Center by the
death of the latters grandfather, Alex
ander Moore, who was one of the states
early pioneers.
night-the festival of ST. John the Evan
gelist: Michael Romstad, w. M; B. G.
Covell. S. W.; George Champlin, j. w;
E. r. Aldricn, secretary; j. n. Edwards.
Hancock, ]. D; James Neale. S. S.; S.
G: NORM, j. S. and Frank Young,
tyler
Miss Winnie Danely, of Waseca, is
spending the holidays with her uncle.
H p Mcconnell.
Editor Matthews, of the Monitor, and
wife, spent Christmas at Litchfield.
Mrs. L. F. Hartes and son Clarence. of
Minneapolis, is spending the Yuletide
with relatives here.
Miss Mary Peterson has been elected
to fill the vacancy in the school corps
caused by the resignation of Miss Myrtle
Carnihan.
Almer Strand and Nels Hamre have ar
ranged to embark in the restaurant BUSH
ness at Starbuck.
The H. L. jenkins Lumber. company
Establishment of a yard here.
Miss Maggie Moore, of Minneapolis, IS
the guest of Miss Vera Smith during tho
holidays.
All the different Sunday schools held
to the great delight of the scholars.
Mrs. Mary Amlie, the mother of Nels
and Matt j. Amlie. died at ner home
in Swenoda on Wednesday night.
Eugene McShane. deputy sheriff, and
Miss Flora Davidson, of Appleton, were
married at the parsonage by KEY. tather
Slea on CUrlSIIndS SNSillllS,
diately left for a short sojourn in North
Dakota.
Mr.. Ening selfors, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, and Miss Selma Frederickson, were
made one at the residence of the brides
parents in the town of Kerkhoven this
week. The wedding party was one OF
the largest ever gathered together in this
county.
Misses Bessie Thornton, Pauline Stone
and Maude Hendrickson entertained a
large number of friends at a dancing par
ty at the Paris Friday evening, at which
most enjoyable time was mad.
A bowling club has been organized WITH
weekly tournaments for the wearing OF
gold medal presented by D. craft
This week Albert Ostvig is possessor
with the highest score yet mace mere
poo
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streets and the quest of parents and

streets and the guest of parents and
friends of yore.
The Presbyterian manse is completed
and Rev. Corkey has taken possession.
Judge Wells and wife are spending the
holidays with their Minneapolis children.
The Norsk Ladies society will meet
with Mrs. George Ansett tomorrow att
er, Don.
An interesting Dunkard love feast was
held at Prairie Queen church on Wednes-
day.
Preston. rejoice in the arrival of little
sor
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schultz are in
Milwaukee and other Wisconsin cities
visiting relatives and friends.
The young evangelists of the Y. M. G..
A. are making their visit to Preston q
very commendab1e effort. They have won
the respect of every lover of good con-
duct.
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MONTEvIDE0.

Miss Eleanor Hartney is spending the
holidays visiting with friends at May
nard. er
Miss Thea Rollefson. who is attending
Carleton college, is at home for the hol-
days
Miss Olive simons came home from the
normal school to spend the holidays.
Harry Johnson and wife (nee Clara
Anderson are spending the holidays
Nth Mrs. Johnson's parents, who live
near here.
Rev. E. P. Nicholson has returned from
the northern part of the state. where he
and All Ronning have been looking for
land.
Miss Agnes Rhinehart, of Amboy, spent
Christmas at the home of her sister, Mrs.
G. H. Claggett, in Monte.
Joseph Pedlar and wife left for Austin
Tuesday, where they will remain with
relatives during the holidays.
Mr.. John Evans end wife, of Faribault
county, spent Christmas here with their
son. w. J., and family.
Mrs. G. L. Plummer left for the cities
last Tuesday night, where she will visit
with relatives q couple of weeks.
Eugene E. Baker and Miss Eta Eddy
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. ]. Eddy, Christmas
evenig.
A large crowd of men are working on
the improvements at the Montevideo
roller mill and the work will be completed
abe ut Jan. l. 1902.
side, left Tuesday mornig for a ten days
visit to friends and relatives at Mime
apolis and Mankato.
Edward M Olson and Miss Nellie r. c.
Norman were married at the brides home
in Havelock last eveuingssi
Heart to spend Christmas, with his pa
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BUFFALO.

Mrs. A. S. Davis and little son visited
with friends in Robbinsdale Christmas.
Miss Cora Funke and Mrs. Hammond
were shopping IN the cities Monday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Dahlquist died of pneumonia Sun
day evening.
The M. e. and Presbyterian churches
had their annual Christmas trees on
Christmas eve, and the Swedish Mission
church had its on Christmas night.
Bert Alley and Roy Woolley came up
from Minneapolis and spent Christmas
with their families.
The new fixtures of the postofflce will
arrive about JAN 15
II. B. Cady and family, Of Minneapolis,
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Faui relatives during the holidays
Edmund Swenson, Lawrence Thorpe
and Oscar Embertson, who are students
at the state agricultural school, are at
home to spend the holidays.
p. E. Nordin, of Leeds, N. D., spent
Christmas in Willmar. the guest of his
son. Hon. A. F. Nordin. Mr.. Nordin Sr.
is eighty years; old, but is still hale and
hearty.
school near Montevideo, is spending the
Christmas vacation at her home in Will
mar.
Mrs. r. A Sanford and two little sons
visited st. Paul friends the latter part
of last week.
Miss Elsie Roberts was ST. Paul Wis
;tor last Saturday.
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WINONA.

Miss Mary Track has returned to Chat
field from Hilo, sHawaiia Islands, where
she has been visiting with Mrs j. S.
Tracy, formerly resident of Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Morgan have re-
turned to Minneapolis after spending
Christmas here.
Prof. P. c. Myers. off the high school,
has been appointed local weather OBJ
server for Winona, and will make daily
observations. sD
Mr. and Mrs F. Kra utwaqrm were sur
prised at their home, sby,sfa number of
their friends on the Occasion of their
tin wedding anniversary.
The messenger boys of the North Amer
lean and Western Union companies were
haEaueted during the week by Landlord
Timberlake, of the New Jewel hotel.
Rev. S. F. Kerfoot, who has been laid
up for two months on account of an
operation for appendicitis. was able to
be in his pulpit at the Central Methodist
church for the first time on Sunday, al
though he was unable to preach. The
sermons, both morning and evening. were
delivered by Rev. G.. A. Shuman, Of
Faribault.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will keep open house
on New Years day. Refreshments will
be served, and visitors will be presented
with neat photograph as souvenir of
the occasion.
The Boys Club of the First Congrega-
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ALBERT LEA.

The social event of the last few days
was the marriage of Miss Marie E. Pc.
terson of this city, to Buel r. Root, OF
Galesbu1g, III.
Rev. J. A. E. Naes5 was YESTERDAY IN
stalled as pastor of the Trinity tUmteO
Lutheran church of this city Mr.. Naess
succeeds Rev. O. G. Belsneim, who Went
to Grand Meadow.
There is to be a meeting of the Free
born County Teachers association in this
city next Saturday.
An ice track is being prepared on
E,onntain lake and there is prospect OF
some speed contests later in the winter.
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Winnebago visitor last Thursday, the
guest of Hon. David Secers
Mrs. Edith r. Aldrich visited Minneap-9
oils friends last week and this, and upon
her return was accompanied by Mrs.
Sherman Ward, who was Mrs. Aldrich's
guest few days
The McGuiggan families had family
reunion Christmas day in honor of their
aged mother. These present were: Geofg
ST. Paul; Will, Alpha; Tony, Delavan,
and their wives: Jack, Blue Earth, and
the Winnebago children, Paul, Ed and
Frank
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pIpEsToNE.

s. p. Duea. of Ruthton. Mimi. spent
Christmas with relatives here.
Miss Emma Rehm, Of Mason CITY; IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. Thad e. Nash
James Chattell, who has been sick with
typhoid fever. is out again..
Bankruptcy proceedings have been
commenced in the United States court at
Mankato in the case Of r. Rosenthal,
proprietor of the Savings Bank depart
ment store In this city.
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JORDAN.

Mrs. William Heitkamp went to Min
nearolis Tuesday, and will spend the hol-
idays with friends in that city and at
st. Paul.
Christ EiseIe and Ernest Duffert re-
turned 10 St. Louis Park this evening,
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WILLMAR.

Allen sather, who is in his freshman
wear at Luther college, is spending the
christmas vacation with his parents IN
Raw and Amy Rose left last Friday to
ioin their mother, Mrs. C. A. Rose, of st.
Paul, and all viii be the guests of st.
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tional Church has decided to adopt the
name Beta Tri Cana. 1t will hold a
mock trial in the near future.
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PRESTON.

Edward Renner is a. holiday guest at
the hcme of his parents.
George Fifield is once more on our
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MONEY TO LOAN

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TRANsMiss!ssiPPi CONGRESS.
Official Call for Cripple Creek Meet
inu Issued

Official Call for Cripple Creek Meet
ing Issued.
Cripple Creek, Colo, May 24.-The
official call for the 18th session of the
Transmississippi Commercial congress-
to be held in this city July 16 to 20.
has just been issued by e. R. Moses of
Great Bend, Kan, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee. Representation is
provided for as follows: The governor
OF each transmississippi state may ap-
point ten delegates; the mayor of each
city one delegate and one additional
delegate for each 5000 inhabitants,
provided, however. that no city shall
have more than ten delegates. Each
county may appoint one delegate
through it's executive officer; every
business organization one delegate
and one additional delegate for every
SO members, provided. however, that
no such organization shall have more
than ten delegates. Governors of
states and territories members of the
United States congress and ex-presi-
dents of this congress are ex-officio
delegates, with all privileges of dele
gates except those of voting.