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He Was a Little Timid.
Philadelphia Times.

Pnlladelpnla Times.
One of the minor hotels in town cannot
hope to pick and choose too fastidiously as
10 its guests because of the low rate
charged, and, so. tries to atone for promis-
Guilty by doing all possible for the safe
guarding of those who patronize it. Thus,
folk who feel timid about their money or
jewelry when retiring told by placards
in every corridor and room:
safe in the office"
Not long ago the night clerk was doing
over his desk about a. m, and was sud
denly startled by a deep, prolonged snOre,
followed by a snort; then another snOre
and another snort. He looked about him,
and found a middle-aged stranger; re-
spectacle in appearance sound asleep on
the floor behind the door, his clothes and
gripsack beside him.
Here! Wake up What do you mean by
sleeping here?' asked the clerk.
The aroused countryman looked around
him for a minute. and then explained:
You see I'm just a bit afeard of fire;
so | took the tip on the sign about ii being
safe in the office and came down here 10
-
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The place of the Small College.
aent Hvde. In the outlook

BreSlQC0I
At the Bowdoin centennial the witty
chief Justice of Maine. John y. Peters.
vale graduate, described the difference be-
tween a large and a small college by say
inr that In the large university the student
-oes through more college, but in the small
College more college goes through the
Student The difference is not merely one
- rrmhers 4 small college. TO Justify
tba nraise bestowed upon il, must be one
IN which practically all the instruction Is
riven nv permanent professors. who meet
p. s+rjents in the same department year
after year. and stamp the impress OF their
personality and point OF view upon them.
10 eo,Ieres which turn over half their work
- trexnerienced young men on year ap-
n ~ on salaries Of from two TO ten
hundred dollars. fail 10 produce the tram IN
MS ua. tbav are small in the number OF their
Students. but because in their haste TO
Se,,ittniv courses and expand, they have
nluI III at is characteristic OF the small
no1ieee without getting the distinctive ad-
vantages of the great university.
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The Weeks Transfers.
........119 $3.50, 1921
Mortgages.
ReaI-Estate Notes.

Robert w. Long has sold his property in
Irvington to Junius E. CravenS for $500.
The Hogan Transfer Company is putting
up $4,000 storage warehouse at Alabama
and Louisiana streets.
The Allison Coupon Company will build
a two-story brick printing plant Market
street between East and Liberty streets.
The building will be As by 205 feet.
John r. Pearson has sold a brick block
at $40 South Meridian street to Caspar
Doenges for 5000. He purchased the block
from Doenges last September for $500.
Thomas A. Winterowd has prepared plans
for a $4,000 station for the Peoria 81 East
ern at Bloomington, ILL.,, and a $4,000 sta
ton for the same road at Charlottesville.
A. II. Ellwood & Sons, architects, have
plans for a $4,000 building for St. Paul's
Episcopal Church at East st. Louis; for
St Paul's at Greenville, o., $50, 600; St.
James, Macon, Ga, $4,000; an Episcopal
church at Mount Pleasant Tenn, $4,000;
churches at Fort Scott, Kan. and Millbank
S. D., and for the Episcopal residence in
this city.
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The King Edward FrOck Suit.
London Letter.

LOuuOH
For many summers-almost as many as
have clear recollection of-his Majesty
the Kings favOrite multi for afternoon or
ceremonial wear in London has been a fine
gray cashmere frOck suit. Looking back
over the Travelled and exhausted space OF
fifteen years or so. during winch time MS
Ma iesty (as the Prince of Wales) must
have laid as many foundation stones.
Opened as many bazaars. and launched as
many ships as there are buttons TO his en-
tire wardrobe-and that is saying a good
deal I'm face of the accounts we are given
from time 10 time in the illustrated maya
zines of the extent of the King sartoTlal
n0alxinc the familiar statistical speech Cfrom
the familiar dais OF red baize-> fronted with
noted palms and marguerites) in splen-
didIy cut frock suit OF silver gray cash
- ere-nerhaps by Poole perhaps by Meyer
and Mortimer. but most certainly by some
firm with a cutter who is an artist in the
rnanipulatiOn of cloth.
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DIR. GIennOn Recalled from Havana.

HAVANA, Aug. 23.-Dr. Glennon, chief
surgeon of the hospital service of Havana,
has been recalled to Washington and left
here to-day on the steamer Mexico. DR..
Trotter has been temporarily appointed
chief of the service. Both CubanS and
Spaniards demonstrated their regret at the
departure of Dr. GennOn.
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JOHN H. DAVIDSON & co.
LEGAL ADVERTISE MENTS.
APoLIs RAILROAD co.
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting.

August I. fa-
Pursuant 20 a resolution 81 the board o. d.
,ectors OF this company, meeting ~ The stock
t[.sc-s Of this company Is hereby called 10
80 nlacs IN the Office Of the company IN ths
civ OF Indianapolis. on the 18th DAY Or August.
sstes a. ~ o'clock noon. act upon a PROPOSED
aasS-csernent with the Indiana. Decatur q Western
RAILWAY Company Tor the union OF tie fran
- erarch rises. property and stock OF that COM
,srv and the formation of new company 70
be known as the
cT,ccISNATI. INDIANAPOLIS & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
,,h n capital stock Of eight million two hu,
49, thousan nd dollars (tS. 2o0. oool and with 80.
sbority 4, issue bonds 20 the amount % eirSt
,,lllion two hundred thousand dollars lsS 80 "a,
20 be secured by a mortgage on the franchiS.s
ara property OF the new company. FOR tbs 49,
nose OF retiring outstanding indebtedness OF ~
constituent companies. and for the other statu-
tory requirements OF the new company for
which mortgages may be issued
By order OF the board OF directors
GEORGE r. BALCH. Secretary.
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Grand Duke BOris's Attache III.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Grand Duke Boris
has postponed his departure from Chicago
indefinitely owing to the Illness of CheYa-
lier De Chack, personal attache of the duke.
The patient has some symptoms of typhoid
fever, and a physician is in constant at
tendance on him at his hotel.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Hose; % feet, silver nozzle, s.; so
feet, grade, S0c, with reel. SO. 1915 Ruckle.
chairs w. d. ALLISON CO. 905 y. Alabama.
FOR SALE-Drug store, well located; paying;
residence store. Address PHARMACAL, care
Journal.
FOR SALE-Soldier's Relief, sure cure for
cramps in the stomach and dysentery; ask for
ii at the bar or druggist.
FOR SALE-Ty pewriters, all standard makes;
machines rented So per month. Repairing So
hcited. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 81 Monu-
ment Place. Old Phone 1880.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-We pay 500 week and expenses to
men with rigs introduce Poultry Compound
INTERNATIONAL MFG. CO, Parsons, Kan.
WANTED-Agents before going into the mail
order business send lOc for months subscrip-
ton to the Junior Advertiser, WoOdsVille, N II. ;
tells all about IL from TO Z.
WANTED-By a large old-Iine life insurance
company, a district agent, with without eX-
perience for Indianapolis and vicinity; splen-
did contract to the right person. Address
Drawer Z. Hartford, Conn.
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REAL ESTATE-Want lots in Meridian Heights
at bargaing We have two OF the choicest in
the addition. SEIDENSTICKER * ROOT, lSS
+. Market.
REAL ESTATE-Double house, Ashland av..
near Ith rooms each side: bath and furnace;
lot 40xl40: 5000. FRANK l. FURGASON. 1913
Z. Market.
REAL ESTATE-s4,5oV; ~ acres in West Indian
apolls. six-room house; would make is to 70
good lots; must be sold SEIDENSTICKER *
ROOT. 1873 E. Market.
REAL ESTATES acres, fine farm. southwest
of the city; improvements cost $500; the
whole place now offered for $, 600. HENRY II.
FAY, l20 E. Market St
REAL. ESTATE-New. modern. brick dwelling.
II rooms cellar plastered and cemented:
elegant, new home, with lot S0xl40, for s., COO.
HENRY II. FAY, l2O Z Market st.
REAL ESTATE-For properties paying from 10
10 Is per cent. see US prices from 81, 400 10
many thousands: trades OF all kinds. RAIL-
SION CAMDEN, 2o3 Law Bldg.
REAL EsTATE--We have some lots on Barth
av and Ringgold 81 that can be bought at a
great bargain. Only small cash payments re-
aulrsd. balance monthly. INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE = PENNSYLVANIA. NEAR
TIVE NTY-SECoND. TEN ROOMS. Bath
HOT WATER HEATING, OAK FINISH;
HOUSE WELL BUILT sHEETED .- AND ND
LINED. FOR 81 900 LESS THAN COST TO
BUILD. CHAS. p. DONEY, 7@ LEMCkE.
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WANTED-Experienced oil salesman: one IA
miliar with both lubricating and illuminating
oils preferred; state references and salary, etc.
Address Box 80.
WANTED-Salesnnen: we can offer attractive
contracts TO reliable. energetic statesmen &C
Quainted with the lubricating oil trade. THE
CHAMPION REFINING CO. Cleveland. o.
WANTED Hustiing salesman wanted for Indi-
ana by we-establisfed wholesale house; high
commission contract with s25 weekly advance
while travelling. JESS H. SMITH CO. Detroit,
Mich.
WANTED-Traveling salesman wanted by estab-
lished house. No technical knowledge neces-
sary simply all around hustler OF good ap-
pearance and address. First-class line. Liberal
contract. Entire time required References Box
ia
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m, Aug %. 1902 as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. 129 East Market street. Both
telephones 3OO5:
Robert w Long to Junius E. Cravens,
pt Lot S6, Julian ct ais sub and add
Anna NJ Sanders to Reinhold A. Miller. '''-'''V'
jr., Lot 50, George w. Parker's sub
/. F Fieto oak Hill suburb; Lot 2s.
De VOLTS sub of Lot 81, A. Z. and L.
Fietcher's Oak Hin add. 10000
John L. McShane to Andrew G.. Kretlen
Of Lot 10, Johnsons heirs add. 100000
Charles W Smith to Andrew l.. Henry
ct ux, Lot and n z of the vacated al
ley in I. A. II. Johnsons sub of Lot
20, JohnsOn's heirs add. 100000
10. Blk >, Bruce Bakers add............ LOO
Anna Thompson to Edna Castor. Lot 10,
Blk ?. Bruce Bakers add............... 10000
Vajens sub of Blk IL, Holiness West
End add. .................... 10000
Lots 35S. $50, 3S5. 3S7, 3SS. 1884, 397 400,
4OS. Miller & Walkers Parkway add. 100000
Mary f. Michael to Walter II. Darrah ct
St. add: 10000
Lots and 45, Charles NJ. Cooper's
Pleasant Park add...................... 10000
IS, Martindales Hin place add.......... 5000
Peter Ptisterer TO Josephine Tenner, Lot
IS. Martindales Hill place add. 10000
Lucius b. Swift to Ella l. Swift, Lot
$50 McCarty's 10th West Side add. 10000
John NJ Ogesby TO Louisa NJ. Crist
Lot 4, Blk l. Daggy's Star add......... 5000
Lucius b Swift to F. NJ. Lyon, pit Lot
u.s. McCarty's 9Th West Side add:
y Of Lot , Bailey's heirs sub of Blks
81 TO y inclusive, Temple c. Harrison
& Co.'S add; Lot IS. Kenwood Park;
Lot 3, Blossoms sub, pt Rhodes's N
Illinois st. add: Lots 10 and l., Blk g.
indianapolis Car Co.'S add............. 10000
Harrison c. BiCkel to + NJ. Page, Lot
As PIT OF Lot AZ. Kings sub, May
WATSON & Co. s Highland Park add. 10000
Albert Z. MetZCer 10 Christian Brandt
ct ux Lot o. McCarty's 18th West
Side add. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo
Wihelmine Tapping 10 Christian Brandt
ct ux Lot 81. McCarty's 18th West
Side add 100000
Spencer r. Barnett to George s. New
man, Lot /, McWhirters oak Hill add 10000
Joseph Collier. trustee. 20 Henry w. ].
Aikens. Lot g. Blk 8, :. * Fletcher's
South BroOkside add. 80.
Hiram Johnson 10 Rosetta StinsOn. pit OF
the n 4 OF Lot 81. TIP -. r. 49,. 500 90
Eli NJ. Johnson to John II. ROthman
Lot - in Alvord & Co sub, Butler &
Fletchers add 10 College Conner. 5000 90
CHARLES \. Smith TO John kelleher. Lot
add ..-............. 10000
Joseph W. Hunt 10 Ora Fcatheringhll
Lot ?. SI IL. s A Fletcher. jr.'s North
end add................... 10000
Transfers "a: total consideration. $50 so2Oo
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LncnI Labor Notes.

The Laundry workers Union has served
Formal notice on the Labor day committee
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.

HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1916 Brown Ell al VS.. White et al. Marion
s c. Appellees' brief 81
1875. f. & T. II. Ry. Co. ct al. VS.. City
of Terre Haute. Parke c. c. Appellee's re-
ply brief (S)
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
sS9S Western Union Telegraph Company
vs. Kruger. Lap0rte S. G. Appellee's petit
ton and brief % for rehearing.
S941. Raab Ct al. VS.. Roberts ct al. Marion
c. c. Appellants petition and brief for re-
hearing.
416S Renard ct al. vs.. Grande ct al. Marion
c. c. Appellants petition and brief for re-
hearing.
442S Norton-Reed Stone Company VS..
Steele, administrators. Orange c. c. Appel
lant's motion 10 make marginal notes and
brief on motion. Appellants affidavit and
brief on motion 10 dismiss.
444S Webster ct al. VS.. Major. Putnam c.
C. Appellee granted TO Oct. %. 1902. TO file
brief.
AS Avery Manufacturing Company VS..
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Six-room, house, $l1. CRAW-
FORD Sh +. Washington ST.
FOR RENT-See lis. ISl e. Market ground
floor. GREGORY a. APPEL.
FOR RENT-Comfortahle house, 232 e. New
York Inquire at No. 2Se.
FOR RENT-Splendid six-room fiat; fine porches;
parquet floors; everything modern. The Bel
mont Delaware and Michigan. See Custodian.
FOR RENT-A three apartment brick house; all
or part: 120 le2 124 Dickson; rooms, BATH
cellar furnace, gases; 81 to S15- New Phone 2939
FOR RENT-New siX-rOom vestibule. Bath
both gases electric light. 2219k N New Jersey
Inquire HOLMES & CO., Plumbers. 154 E. Mar
bat
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DIED

CARSON-Charies :. died Saturday. Aux =.
1902. at T.f5 o'clock , m. Funeral notice later
GREER-James al the residence Of his sister,
Mrs. Ann q. Wilson. Saturday. Aug y. 30
? IA. in his eighty-eighth year Funeral from
residence, rs south Senate ay., Monday, Aug. =,
al p. m. Friends invited.
MASO&-George Mason. age forty-onc. died a
1880 Saturday morning az The home % his
sister. Mrs. e. +. Duke. 1911 Woodla~n avenue
Funeral Monday afternoon p. m
COMMUNICATIONS. widow Of the late
Lewis Schmidlap, az her late residence, .
North Alabama street. Saturday. Aug. p fu-
neral notice later.
WILLIAMSON y. wife Of J. Williams. az
the residence ~ her parents 51i y. Eidtr aN.
Aug. 2. l.o2- Ase 2 years Funeral notice later
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job printing! good work.
SO z. Washington St Old phone. red s7S2-
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-A position as night Waterman. Best
of references Address ]. c. LEWIS. 500 King
avenue city.
WANTED-Man and wife, middle aged, with
out children, good workers, best Of reference.
desires situation. night Waterman. JAM
tor, care of fats rooming house, where both
can work in conjunction. Call on or address
EDWARD WEST, 463 South East street.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for one year costs but 81 IS per
month. The Journal want page is profitable 10
the advertiser and reader.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

E T SILVIUS & CO. procure United States
and foreign patents promptly and best that nav
he obtained. Unexceled facilities and foreign
Associates Talbot Block. Us y. Pennsylvania
St Indianapolis Both phones
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Sse John A. Smith about by buying
farms large or small IS Ingalls, Block
NOTICE-AZ-MA (Elxir.) Sure cure for
Asthma Hay Fever and Catarrh. 80 cents at
all druggists. Trade supplied by A KIEFER
DRUG CO.
NOTICE
c BUTTERWORTH, The Tailor,
advanced fall styles. 50 Z. Ohio.
Pressing and cleaning speciality.
N0TTCE-ROLLYN HAWKINS Heating and
Ventilating Expert. Sick furnaces and steam
heaters overhauled and made 10 heat. Telephone
for references l14-1l6 Virginia ave
All ADVERTISEMENTS inserted in these columns
are charged at the very low rate Of cents a
line Blank dash Lines A. the same price 7er
line. Telephone rs and your ad. viii be called
for
NOTICE-If IN reed OF second hand building ma
terial OF any description call on phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING Co, iOl5 Cornell
av New phones 3.sS. OLD BUILDINGS
FOUGHT AND TORN DOWS
NOTICE-An interested in the organic union OF
an Christian churches into one church. and
the union OF all reform political parties into one
marty please send . cents for one years sub
scription 10 ID NUDIs VERBS. 40 Monument
Tr1fa ar,r.ll
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FACTS
FACTS
FACTS

The Indianapolis Tobacco Works make the best
tobacco on the market-namely. their Log Cabin
White Grow Royal brands. They handled by
all OF the grocery and tobacco Jobbers IN
T.IANAPOLIS TOBACCO WORKS As +. Ohio.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


FLANNER & BUCHANAN - Licensed
embalmers). Can ship dlphtheria and
ccarlet fever. Lady embalmer Tor
ladies and chilsren $50 y uil-
nos street. Telephone Cal. new and old
OLD 20. c f. KREGELO. New Sse
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
20 " Delaware St
Residence cor. 18Th and III sts. New phone lltl-
New lls4 ADAMS a KRIEGER Main l5A
Funeral directors. ls9 N III Lady attendant
TUTEWtI.ER q son.
Undertakes. ia w Market St Tel u6
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MONUMENTS.

MQNUMENTS-A DIeNER. as r Washington.
Tel 80. Branch works T. entrance Crown Hill
MONUMENTS-Tne floors and marble work q
specially INDIANA MARBLE AND GRAN
TIE WORKS. u6 y. Del 81. Old tel. main s+s
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wANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-TO TRADE.

WANTED-Furnished house or fiat for the win
ter Address Box SO. Journal.
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TO trade carriage, buggy or
spring wagon for a work horse. SHOWERS,
324 E. Market.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS

STOVES - MODEL STEEL RANGES aND
stoves Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL
WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE

On their personal notes without security
no mortgage required.
Can be repaid in small weekly or monthly pay
ments.
All business strictly confidential. Fair treat
ment guaranteed.
INDIANA MORTGAGE a. LOAN CO..
Established 1SSz)
Room 4. Lombard Builting-
2fik r. Washington ST
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-FOur Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. Aug. g. 1902, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company No 129 East Market street Both
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
JOHN H. DAVIDSON & co.

BUSINESS CHANCE-''Thls heats New jersey
Charters procured under South Dakota laws for
q few dollars: write for corporation laws. blanks
bylaws and forms 10 PHILIP LAWRENCE late
assistant secretary Of state, Huron, Eeadie
county south Dakota
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-Clarence Martindale, architect
516-5iS Indiana Trust Bldg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED
Houses 10 rent. We are having active demand
for All classes of houses List your vacant
houses with Us. Reaonable charge Prompt and
certain monthly settlement
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.
Company Buiiding).
lis z. Market ST.
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NOTICE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-24
south Dakota
PIERRE.

Charles Wright and Miss Pearl Price.
both old-time residents of Pierre, were
married a, few days ago at Omaha
MISS Mabel Scott, of Madison has been
engaged as teacher in the Pierre
schools to take the place made vacant
by the marriage of Miss Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Fay have re-
turned from a trip to Chicago.
The masquerade ball of the Early
Hour dancing club at the Locke hotel
Thursday evening was we'll attended and
number of striking costumes were arr.
ranged for the occasion.
Governor and Mrs. Herreid entertained
about fifty of their friends at the Locke
motel Saturday evening. The parlor had
peen especially arranged for the occa-
sion with draperies, touches and easy
chairs. The walls and galleries. had been
decorated with flags and bunting, and
the windows of the dining room flied
with palms. The guests We're seated at
TWO long tables which were decorated
with asparagus ferns and pink carna-
lions. An orchestra stationed in an adj
joining room rendered excellent selections
during the progress of the dinner After
the dinner the guests adjourned to the
parior and INDUCED in progressive whist
until midnight
Notwithstanding "a stormy day Tuesday.
the Woman's club held an interestfne
meeting at the home of Mrs Mead. The.
programme was in charge of the depart
hteht OF Modern Literature, and consisted
& nle story of Middlemarch told by Mrs
DeRemer; a paper on "Dorothea's Mar
RACES by Mrs. Gaffy; music by Mrs
y H Smith; and a paper on George
E1ots Hypocrites," by Mrs. Mead Aft-
er discussion of the papers and the
book; light refreshments We're served by
the hostess. -
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BENSON.

The Commercial club this week took
steps looking toward the establishment
OF rest room"
z. III. Spoor left Monday for a short
stay at Watertown, S. D.
FRANK Z. Thornton was a SANITY City
visitor the fore part of the week
L. LIE Claif is making arrangements
Tor opening restaurant in Danvers.
Hugh McCune entertained number of
lrlendS at valentine party this week
MISS Emma Jensen and Mrs. P. Nc
Severn We're in attendance on the D. of
IL grand lodge at ST. Paul this week
MISS Mable Munger entertained at a
on Monday evening
Mrs. Loren Maxfield, an oId-time Rem
sonite, died last week at her home in
Delano, MINI. az
M. P. Moran, president of the Grain
growers association, was a Benson Wis
ltOr Saturday.
W. A. Poland and wife and daughter
and O. b. McCune and wife. of the
I1meS; o. E. Hogue and wife. of the
Review, and julius Thorson, of the Mon
ltor, took in the editors meet ,nis week
Representatives of the local bowling
club went to Willmar Thursday and de-
feated the Willmar team.
M. w. Swens0n left Tuesday to accent
situation travelling for Jordan & Co.
of st. Paul ~
Miss Tina Peterson left Tuesday noon
for short stay in ST. Paul, after which
she will go to North Dakota for the
summer eiie
Through the instrumentality Of the
Commercial club an agreement for early
cioslng has been effected between the
merchants and their clerks.
John =. Nolan is enjoying visit from
ms mother and sister from ST. Thomas.