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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
BRlCKYARD

NJ. G,i~e ~as very pleasantly sur
Wri-ed | Ut Saturday evening bv a num-
b.. "f h.@ friends, and was prsaentedw'th
u token al remembrance. Supper Wis
srrved at nine o'clock. Mr.. Guise is 60
ing to Mu,d'ck, MINI in a few days
70 visit trends and relatives this win
te".
Mrs. O ~ is visiting friends in this vi
siNit,y this weeA before lea wing for the
sonthern part OF the state to visit rela-
p.
0sca Iut:l"s returned ON Sunday.
Mics l~adore Muucy ,s staying at
home now.
Mira. james Dohie has been very i'll
aor the last few days, but is able to be
Up now.
The Ladie. Sewing Society will meet
1T thu home OF Mrs. c. 81. Taylor next
Thu sday afternoon. This will be the
AasU meeting for this year.
Yhe Sewing Society will give q sale and
>npper at the Brickyar' school house
Friday evening. Nov. %
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
BUN

Barney Gerwing left Monday for a trip
through Western Canada.
Henry WIRING ia building q barn 20 x
40, and Is #. high.
B, Gentrup o. Sc. Cloud moved bis
family on his farm here last week.
Peter Tretter will 60 to Minneapolis
Monday, intending to buy a single and
bath mill.
Frank and Johu Schwankel returned
last week from North Dakotn.
Mrs. Paul WIRING will leave Friday for
Randall to visit her parents.
A.rman Schmiatz quit working On
the Stonewall farm aud went home.
Mr. and Mrs John Dahmen OF Granite
we're the guests Friday OF Joseph WIRING.
John Tretter ia through with brick
yene ering Joseph V'rnig's house.
Frank Traut from P"ilbrook was vls
ting friends here last week.
c. Foreman bought 40 acres OF and
pin NJ his farm, price $720. from John
Schrine.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
PLATTE.

Nov. 18-F. L.. Sadows.i, of Macho
Lake. Benton Co., was here looking for
land.
John Florek, John Roat, Mary Florek.
Francis Florek, of Alberta, were visiting
at Joe Natlock'a last week.
F. Franckowiak OF West Superior is
build ng a ne Y house on somaindemuity
land.
F. Nagosek and Frank Skroch OF
Kensal, n. D., visited B. s. Snu6a aid
Floriau Dombovi.
Wm. Golgert is using a new grader be-
tween sections II and IS.
Il. Fl. Tanner. E. Hoover, August
Lsndolom ot Little Falls, and :. B'x'er,
were deer hunting in Platte last week
John E. Nelson returned to his home
Ia 1t week fr"m Norch Dakota.
Patrick Srott aud family vi-ited W.
E. She'hart's home Saturday.
Miss Anna S:,tt "ns IL little Ills
visitor Saturday.
Fe,ixKo-ohusk r. Turned from the vert
aud is here working forM. J. ku-obuski.
A grand dance was held at Frank
P,elarski's house.
Jack Hoffman has bought 4 big .eam
from Pierz.
NJ. j. Kosobu Xxi sol ! one OF his horses
to 3 Smuda Satur' az.
tr,.k Rri-t aud I'd BRISK were At the
Falls Saturday and returned home Sun
day.
Frank Zilka and wife of ~Flensburg
wer. v sitting August Smuda here Satur-
day and returned home Monday.
s. Kam;nski aud Frank Brisk bought
new wagon. from Pierz.
August Smuda, son Of Benon Smuda,
has returned home after a four-months
abeence.
County Surveyor Fem OF Little Falla
ia here this week and will do some sur
veying for the towns OF Platte and
! Pulaski aud also for the farmers.
F. Busk aud Vincent Pielarski vent to
tn woods Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
ROYAlTON.

Nov. 17-Olivrr Martin Was in the city
last week. He no yes at Barron,
Wis, and is -mpIo>e Ell "u the 500.
Miss Emma ,irrr. formerly of thi-
place, is Il, " as ista,t to Rev. W. w.
Dawley, past r. of Central Baptist
church, Minneapolis. She has received
theological training.
Amos Crotl lnd's chi dren have been
excluded froa the villag' schools, and
another |; wsuit like Il. ). CIarke:s is
likely. Judge Searle decided that Mr..
Clarke lives in B'nton county temper.
arily and that his son conld attend
school here. Mr.. Grassland is working
in A. c. Wilson's farm in Benton
county, also temporarily. Mr.. Cros.
land, and Mr.. Clarke, voted here at the
last election.
Miss Lydia Kinney has been taken to
the Little Falls hospital.
DR.. Chance took in the football game
at Minneapolis Saturday.
Alex Nelson is back home.
VIM Eragoo has been quite ill.
A pressed brick front will ornament
the new Wilson block.
John Clifford is back from Sank
Rapids, the saw mill there having shut
down.
Hennek Bros. will log this winter. and
quit the saloon business
Stephen Jackson has returned from
Little Falle, where he had a cancer re.
| moved from his lip,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
NORTH PRAIRIE.

Nov. 17-Lawrenoe Dombovy, who
was visiting his brother Vincent at
Lastrup recently, returned home today,
John Klinger and bis partner, agents
Of the Nova Polska land. were North
Prairie callers the 10th inst.
Mics Helen Wochner visited at Pierz
last week.
The dance at Dombovy's Monday was
we'll attended and all report a Jolly time
A grand surprise will take place a,
Casper Jansky's to-day.
John :.Jansky, who is employed al
Rices, was church attendant here Sun.
day.
Nick Hennick Of Royalton was her.
Sunday shaking hands with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Masog went t.
Little Falls on business to-day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Pucballa ST., wa,
Swan River visitor Sunday.
Susan Jansky who was at North Da
kota, IS visiting with her par
rents and relatives here.
Mr.. Mcneil OF Rices, made a brief call
on John Burgraff Sunday,
Miss Helen Wochner went to Lastrup
today where she will teach a sever
mo1ths term Of school.
Miss Lilly Ross Of Rices visited Dors
Themes Sunday.
John Yorek purchased an elegant vino
mill OF Frank Armstrong laet week ant
will be ready for work by Friday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Klisch
Nov ID a daughter.
Frank Mangle passed through here to
day.
Thanksgiving day is near at hand
preparations are made by the moutl
organ band. "
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
GREEN PRAIRIE

NOV. 15-Willie Forsman is down
10 Iowa for a visit.
Peter Anderson is helping Nj. Mel.
son husk corn.
Mr.. Potter is building on bis new
Barn out in Randall.
A. anderson is working in Ciough
SIR A. Ru lolph.
AR Pray and two sons were down
Mt the Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Swanson was to town last
Wednesday and bought new pump
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
laStrun

Nov 16-Rev. I. Sand lett for Buck
man today to help Rev. LANCER in his
40 honr prayer.
John and Peter Wagner returned
from the West last Saturday.
Lerenz Dombovy OF North Prairie is
waiting his brother Vincent.
Mrs. Theo. Ortman and Miss Louis
Woke returned home Saturday from
Miers Grove, where they touk in the
Wedding Of Theo. Ortman's sister.
Mat Eieel OF Pierz moved to Lastrup
last week on Rev. Koring's farm.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
SULLIVAN LAKE.

Nov. 17-Chas. and Eugene Gra-
vel spent three days ut the Lake last
week hunting. They got 13 ducks
and a wild cat.
Mrs. Thomas Randall and little
daughter are spending a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Christianson OF
Platte.
We have new neighbors on the
east side of the lake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wal worth, of Excelsior. They
are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
S Look for a couple OF weeks until
their house is ready.
Messrs, Jake and Andrew Thoen
and Fred Joslyn, living near Dix
vile, are stopping at T. s. Looks
for u few days, bunting.
We hear that A. W. Cook is depu-
tv game warden. How is it Willie?
W. j. Mosgrove is. building his
house aud has put up a log barn.
Don't be discouraged, boys, there
are plenty of ducks left yet. The
lake was black with them this morn
ing.
W. are glad to know the Tran
script correspondent agrees with Ut
90 readily. Now let us gee some
good come of it..
Now, girls, don't throw your arms
around is neck and give him 8
rousing smack on cheeks and lips
1t won't do if Christmas is coming
this year.
We hope to clear up the myster!
for the Morrill, correspondent. In
stead Of Cheeley it was Crosley o.
Croswell. The other names wer,
those given here: Neuman, Brown
No one here received any remunera
ten for the use Of your property.
BEST by every test, is what the
people say about Viktor's Clothing
and Shoes, - ."T.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
NORTHEAST DARLING.

Nov. 19-John Rerostrom will leave
this week Tor Chicago.
Andrew Peterson has gone to thu
woods.
Chas. Carlson is working on that
ditch.
August Larson has moved to the
West side, Little Falls.
Chas. Johnson is staying with hls
brother Ole.
Mr.. and Mrs. A johnson will leave fol
the south this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. &. W. Bergstrom visited
Highland Grove Sunday.
Riverside hotel runs full blast.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
ST H VAsALY
the ST. PAUL CALENDAR
FOR 1903.

six sheets 10x15 inches, OF. beautiful re-
productions in colors of pasteldrawings
by Bryson, is now ready for distribution
and will be mailed on receipt OF twenty
Ave (25) cents-coln or stamps. Address
+. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent,
Chicago.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
WEST DARLING

Nov. 18-John Smuda and family of
Platte have rented Oak III owe farm.
The telephone agent IL out hunting.
Clear out the wolves, and save our
chickens.
MISS Esther Hanson returned Satur-
day from Todd county, where she
visited her sister, Mrs. Selena johnson.
We expect to see organized the Gross
Widowers and Bachelors Society; meets
once a month.
School in District IS classes next
Friday.
Yankee street is very muddy, but a
man got $50for the job. Enough money
has been spent on that road to make it
good. 1t will De four rods wide, instead
of two, and the fence should be moved.
Frank Anderson has again rented
Orchard Grove farm.
John Liljeblad is looking for a big
stock farm at Green Prairie.
Two mixed liveries on the bus lice,
gooG to have business increase.
Nov. 19-The hay press outfit will be
here this week.
The price OF Maple Grove farm is
$500.
Fred Cook has built q stable.
John Thelander was in Parker Mon
day:
Miss Jennie Ljljeblad is employed at
Future Park.
Peter Olson is out trading horses this
week.
s. Grow is out hunting.
Golden Valley farmer ls busy clearing
land.
Where is that ditch through section
33? The one dug last year was a great
benefit. -: e
Where are the guideboarde?
Shopfor rent. STEPHEN Z. VAsALY.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
NORTHWEST RANDALL

Nov, 1--we need some wo.k on u
county road. It's not IN good condi.
ton, "-. * .
There il talk about sending a petition
to the n. =. company asking for q mixed
train. It would be a great convenience
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
EAST DARLING.

Nov. 1.-THE railroad and wal ehouse
commission nromised to send some on
here to look up the station matter
Over thirty cases have been shipped ont
OF here this fall with hay, potatoes, etc.
Mail will be received on through trains
Nos. l and ? in about two weeks.
There was a pleasant social ut River
Grove last SUNDAY, Next Sunday there
will be services at the same place at II
O'Clock q. m, by Rev. Chas. johnson oi
Green Prairie.
W. s. Holiner and family have moved
from Darlington farm, to Sweet Home
farm in West Darling.
Nov. 19-Two representatives of rail.
road and ware house commission visited
here Tuesday afternoon. They will dc
their best for us'-wiIl see that we get 8
platform sure, and perhaps a depot
The r. cords kept at Little Falls show
that this is a good shipping point, arc
Mr.. Mann has treated Us better thar
some other agents 1000 miles away.
We ought to have q national bant
when We grow, and how would this bt
for officers: President. Peter Anderson
vice president, Anton Knudson; cashier
Chas. Anderson; directors. Johr
lhela der, Frank Kendall, Johh Lar
SOD, Aug. Gustafsop, John Regnell
Oscar Anderson.
Several OF the farmers figure on put
ting up a store here, and renting it to
| the first etorekeener who comes along
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
Additional corresron.
on I'd and Sd
g
PlfRz,

Nov. 19-Geo. N. Leeb OF Lastrup
made Pierz a visit Monday.
Gerhard Wilkes svld his farm 10 the
village, containing 63 acres, to Nick
karseht OF Wahpeton, N. D., for $1,000.
tie will soon take possession. Nj .Karseht
Is a soa-iu-l4~ OF Jehu Mand of Pierz
MIR. Wilkes has retained 6 acres of tile
farm in which he intends to make bis
fnture home.
Jas: Wampa and Miss Mary Bednar
we're annou ncso to BE- married last Sun
day.
e.. F. Taylor was appointed chairman
OF the town of Hillman IN place of L. w.
Biilmaier, who removed from the town.
jos. LANCER Jr., left for Madison, Wis ,
where he will attend tho cheese . akers
school this winter.
Jacob Meyer and Mics Gertie kingeu
his intended bride, visited ut Lastrup
Sunday.
L. o. Kirby, cashier of the bank OF
PIerz, returned Taeedav from a visit
with relatives in Detro oft, Mich. and other
eastern cities, and has again taken ul
HE position in the bank.
Mrs. Kate Ruff and Mr.. and Mrs.
rank Ruff will leave for Wyoming
Monday where they intend to make
! there fntnre hOme-
John Philippi returned Monday from
a three weeks trip through Oklahoma,
Texas and California. He purchased "a
acres Of land lear Sacramento, Cal.
Mr.. PhiIippi and Frank Marshik have
also purchased 16O acres OF cultivated
land iu Oklahoma.
John Schaefer sold his farm, contain
ing 12O acres, for $320O, aud has pur
chased Wm. tloheisel's house in thu
village
An agent was here last week with tn.
INTENTION of selling the village a ga.
light plan. President Macho trustees
Gross, Faust, aad Smith, went to Al
bany, Steams co. Saturday to inspec,
the plant there. They returned Sunday
and speak favorably of the light system
there although the majority Of the peo'
pie in the village here are in favor Of
electric lights,
A hunting party OF four came into The
village Sunday night about 2 O'Clock,
They stayed here aud had a good tin.
until Wednesday morning when they re-
turned home.
Andy renn was surveying here thu
first part OF this week.
West Love passed through tho village
last week with one OF the largest deel
ever Witnessed in Pierz. H. shot til.
deer near Social City.
Ed. Gamble who is running u saloon
in st. Cloud was here Tuesday.
The Plerz fire dcpnrtm"n .e.ll give i
grand dalrr l." the I"h..,1 Il Grel
hall Oh I"""' >-..... y '. q. The
Little Ger"Au B1m, -l4 furnish tn.
music. Eve. .",.y ~ lA..leu to atteDC
4 good time WI :, gu r.r+eed.
There is u big rush for warm cloth
ing and footwear at Viktor's store.
Safest place 10 buy, everybody
knows it.
Those late style photographs
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
UPSAlA

Nov. 1S-Oscar Marreneoo and Ernest
Ekst-om hare returned IRON the wet.
Miss Ellen Mosherg and Miss EIlei.
Peterson were home on u visit sunday
from Little Falls and returned Monday.
Albert Ahlstrom went to Minneapolis
Saturday. -.
Robert johnson bae returned home.
6. Nelson went to koyalton Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Gust Nelson was sick. last week.
Miss Betty Anderson r.turLed home
from Constock Wednesday,
Miss Agda Ryberg is recovering from
her illness.
Aaron Anderson is working in Hold.
ingford.
John Anderson, Sam johnson and
Albert Ryberg went to Minneapolis this
week.
John Anderson aud daughter Ed tn
went to Little Falls Friday.
5. Matson has moved to another house.
1t was plastered by Frank Anderson
last week.
US. Borgstrom went to Hol, ineford
Sunday.
Mr.. Erickson Was at Royaltou after
merchandise Friday.
John johnson, who has been at Brain
erd for a visit, returned home last week.
Two valuable colts owned by Martin
Olson died last week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Bergman, a daughter, Saturday, Nov.
Is.
Peter Vehouser a. at Albany Satur-
day.
Alec Anderson is working in the
creamery.
Axel Larson has returned home,
Miss Ruth Johnson il working for Mr..
r. Hanson
Mrs, Nora Tell went to st. Cloud last
week to join her husband, Chas. Tell.
They will not remain in st. Cloud but
will leave for q far off town.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
Proverbs

when the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. 1t often seems to:
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
j.. 1t is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it is so perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children SCOTS Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
| mcnt.
= - We will send yoEs
- the penny, l. c. &
/ Aqkk sample free. ,
Be sure that this picture in
h~SK2MssSSSESHKHA the form of a label is IN thu
! As1EsA&EEkH wrapper of every bottle OF
| Y%&5Bl Emulsion you buy.
81 SCOTT s BOVINE,
Chemists,
~ 400 Pearl St., N. Y.
80 sc. ana 500: alldrugei4a.
1 - &EE-= "a %LsE-F-"TET%
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

Those late style photographs
made by Nelson are just right for
Xmas presents.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

House and lot tor sale, one block
from Postofice. only $3OOIf taken
now
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
The Reins

nc Nckn9
Directing and controlling the
Holiday business are in our han IS
We have: been preparing for
Christmas for some time and many
things out of the ordinary in
horse goods have been saved for
Holiday buyers. We keep the
things that Few want as we'll as
the things that many want---be-
cause we keep a complete harness
store. A big line of Robes and
Blankets at prices the lowest.
Yours Respectfully,
n ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

BEST by every test, is what the
people say about Viktor's Clothing
aud Shoes,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

There is u big rush for warn cloth
ing and footwear at Viktor's store.
Safest place 70 buy, everybody
knows it. .... g.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

Shopfor rent. STEPHEN Z. VAsALY,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

Nov. 18-F. l.. Sadows.i, of Macho
Lake. Benton Co., was here looking for
The colored American., 1902-08-02
The Negro in Business.

Emmett J, S7ott, OF Tuskegee. Ais.
chairman of the buE ines bureau OF Ire
AfEo-Americsn Council, stated recent
~ that during the year 1902. he hsd
by correspondence aud persor al visits
come in touch with S,326 co'ored bust
ness men, representing 50 different
lines OF business, Il 81 diffent ststee.
they were prosperous and content. d
ss Iufe. Some Of them were oolng
from $40 600 to SIS, 900 per yesr. but
the general average was much lover.
He recommended that the council en-.
courage coloTed men to engage In all
lines OF business aud to cultivate all
classes Of trade. rather than to eonf,ne
themselyes TO the trade of their own
race In the South, he prosperous
colored merchants derived 3 large
revenue from the patronage of ths
whites who supported them libersIly =,
The National Negro Business League
he said. wss doing very effeetiv,
wOI < Ia the encCz ragement of coIoref
men TO -engsge IL business for them
selves.
The colored American., 1902-08-02
Washington Under the Calcium.

will, no doubt, return to her OH ,ia
duties much refreshed after rusticating
hirty days
A big Washington delegation will
attend the Young Peoples Christian
aud Educational Congress which con-
veEes at Atlanta, August 9Th to 18th,
Those who have not yet made arrange
ments for entertainment etc, should
communicate with Rev. A g. Garner,
1891 18th s'reet northwest
Miss Annie q. Jacobs, of Sumter, 8.
o q teacher at Clsf1In University,
Orapgeburg, 8, c., has been spending
the summer In the city, the guest of
Mrs. G. Peters, 1915 11th street north
west. Miss Jacobs will leave this week,
favorbly imp, essed with Wssbington's
society,
Mr. J. J. Dickerson, of the Nationsl
Congressional Library, in company
with his wife, visited his old kome
near FredeEickburg, Va this week.
Mr.. Dickerson owns q valuable farm,
consisting OF some 165 acres. ell znder
cultivation. After q brief stay st his
farm, he and his wife will visit Allan
tic City, where they will remain until
August 7th.
DR.. and Mrs. William 81. johnson
of Albany, n. Y, celebrated theil
! fortieth marriage anniversary, Friday
evening August lst, at their cosy
home, $40 Orange street. The invita-
tions sent out are very unique and 'e
cherche, containing ss they do, hrnd
some half tone ems rawlings of Mr. auC
Mrs. Johnson and, printed in gold
DR.. Johnson has lived q most activ
and useful life, and Is one of the soli
citizens OF Albany.
i Master Lincoln 8. Payne, tn
sprightly little son of w. e. Payn,
who is summering at his fathers Co
tage, Thoroughfsre, Va, celebr ate
his eighth birthday Sunday last. Ii
hard to tell which was proudest, fathe
or son, when the little fellow aaerne
himself with g beautiful little watc
snd chain which had } cen brougl
from Washington for him IS present
There were some thirty or more chi
7 dren present, and plenty of goo
D things, which they epj nysd. Mastt
j Lincoln Is receiving special lessor
during vacation fEom Miss Maria '
J.. Butler, 9 recent graduate from Il
{ Business High School, this city.
The colored American., 1902-08-02


Read the next issue for special feat
ures of the Amphions outing August
16.
Miss Mary Thomas has been the
guest of Mrs. Charles DoIsey In Brook
lyn.
Mics CIodra Butler is in Baltimore,
the guest Of her friend, Miss Hattie
Lucas.
Mrs. Maggie L Brooks, of Concord
streets, is In Philadelphis, spending
the summer with her cousin, Col. w.
81. Lester.
The trip of the Amphions, August
10th, will afford the stsy-at-homes
charming outing.
Governor P. B. s. Pinchbaek is st
Saratoga Springs, whore Re will srend
the heated term.
Miss Belle NJ. Scott, of Baltimore, is
spending q portion Of her outing with
Anacostia friends.
Mr.. Al. GaskIns, of Gsskins snd
Gains, vas . visitor at Highland
Beach, Md, last Saturday.
Mrs. Brown and daughter, of 114t
9Th street, left last week for Asbury
Park for the rest Of the summer.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ghmsbaw Was pleasantly
entertained In Philsdelpbis by Miss
Pauline Williams, eos 10th street.
Saturday evening, August 10th, th'
friends of TIE Amphions, and they ST
legion, will accompony them on anoth
er trip by moonlight.
Mrs. T. J. Houston, accompanied b,
her daughter, Miss ClotiIle and sol
TheophiIus, left last week 10 spent
the summer in Marion, Mass.
Mrs. Blackwell, the mother of Mrs
Alice Hall of the Hotel Clyde, left las
week for Werrenton, Va, where sh
will spend two or three weeks.
The new mschines for book typewri
ing just placed in the Recorders o
fice are models of beauty and conyeD
ence. Mr. Pinchback gets the fiji
one.
The Amphions will bave just anotb'
one Of those delightful outings befol
their tour through Virginis, copceI
ing. August l6r is the date for Il
outing.
Mrs DR.. Z. d. Scott - visiting rel
ttons in Flushing, New York. B 70
leaving the city, Mrs. Scott had be,
Ill for few weeks, and her physIei
ordered that she exepenenee = chan
of climate,
Mr.. ] b. HOLMES is at Ocean Cit
where he will spend the summer. II
Holmes vas his guest for ten days d
ing the mon'h Of July, and visit
Annapolis snd other points In hs
land, before she returned TO the city
Miss Aursna None IL, of the Burs
of EugrsyIng aud Printing, Is sPeT
ing her vacation near HageIs
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