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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-07
Worth Dakota
LISBON.

Maj. c. W. ButtZ returned Thursday
from Washington, D. c. where he had
important business before congress.
Miss Ann White, who has been visiting
here, returned to Sheldon, n. D., Wednes-
day.
Alfred NJ Kevello visited his brother
Conrad at Sheldon: N. D., Sunday.
young people Saturday evening.
Miss Mile Davies, daughter Of the
ReX. George H. Davies, who has been
Miss Ruby Norton visited Mrs. II. R.
Turner, at Fargo last week.
Miss Cora Johnson, Of the Fargo col
lege, was the guest of Mrs T. G. Patter-
son last week. A party in her honor
Mrs Hugh Doherty will spend the sum
mer with her sister, Mrs. Mccarthy, IN
Mesdames Brinkerhoff and Rawson
gave a tea Thursday. Cards were-played.
Mrs John Ryan went nd to Minneapolis
Mrs H. S. oliver attended a meeting
of the State Federation of Women's
clubs at Fargo last week.
Mrs. f. J. Duggan, of Grand Forks,
returned home Wednesday. after visiting
her sister here Mrs Hugh Doherty.
Miss Ruby Norton went to visit her
former schoolmate, Daisy Holt, who had
she got there Miss Holt was dead from
diphtheria. Miss Hollis body was taken
to Minneapolis, where her mother lives.
Charles F. Merrick, representing the
state land department, was at Lisbon
Monday. He leased the school and other
state land at prices above those formerly
obtained. AS high as sol year was bid
for a quarter section Of school land. The
land a few years ago was used rent free.
Miss Lydia Gunderson, daughter of
Erick Gunderson. formerly member of
the South Dakota legislature, was mar
ried Wednesday to Samuel Hanson at St
Olaf's church. near here, by the Rev.
J. H. Jahren.
Supper was served by the ladies Of the
Catholic church Tuesday evening.
The local commandA " Knights Temp
lars. held a reunion Saturdayof last week.
Refreshments were served at the home
of Sir and Mrs. Williamson. The Lisbon
orchestra played and Mrs. Schouten sang.
Mrs Medbery, whose husband was the
founder of Medbery, near Edgeley, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs. A.
G.. Patterson, the sweet singer of Lisbon,
for a long time. left for Atlanta, ILL.,,
Friday, on a visit to her parents. On
the way she visited her daughter Louise,
who is attending the university at Mime
apoliS.
The Rev. George H. Davies, Of Wahpe-
ton, held services IN the Baptist church
Easter Sunday. He was assisted by the
Rev Mr. Bachelor. The local command
cry of Knights Templars attended
Miss Blanche Kinney spent the week
with her parents In Fargo.
State Superintendent Deyine attended
a meeting of teachers and school officers
favor Of his proposed scheme for c~nsol-
idating the rural schools throughout the
state.
R. A. Knapp. of Grand Forks. was in
town Saturday.
Loving kindness toward two strangers
at Hankinson, N. D., caused Henry Hen
Erickson, a new settler on his way to
Alberta, Canada, the loss OF his watch
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REDWOOD FALLS.

Miss Julia Huntington entertained the
junior class of the high school with
two Of the teachers, Miss Battin and
Thomas Flynn came up from Macalas-
ter college Tuesday to spend his vacation
at home.
Mr.; and Mrs. William Derwent returned
to their home in Minneapolis Wednes-
day, after visiting for some time with
the family of o. W. Mcmillan.
Supt S. ]. Race went to ST Paul Sat-
urday to attend a meeting of the Nation
al Educational association.
S. s.. Gale, of Grunden, was in town
a few days of last week.
Ira Weeks, of Albert Lea, was the
guest Of Auditor l. N. Tompkins last
week.
Angelo A. Bissen. Of Colorado, arrived
here Tuesday, and is the guest of his
father, D. Bissell.
Russell Palmer, son of J. j. Palmer,
narrowly escaped death last Wednesday.
The boy took a dose of morphine and the
prompt response Of a physician saved
his life.
ing in this city last week.
A. P. Goudy went to st. Paul Saturday
to spend a short time with friends
there
Harry Laird is spending a few weeks
with friends in Minneapolis.
II. d. Everett, one of the oldest resi-
dents of Redwood Falls, passed away
at the nome of his daughter, Mrs E. Nc
Thursday.
The members Of the fire department,
at a meeting Thursday, elected c. w.
Mead as chief, to succeed A. W. Bager
Inc company presented the retiring chief
with a handsome present as a mark of
appreciation Of his services in the past.
Easter Sunday was observed by all the
churcheS in most fitting manner. The
Methodists raised $500 for missionary pur-
poses. Special services were held at the
Episcopal church, and also at the Catho-
nc church The day was appropriately
the Presbyterian church it was the day
Tor admitting number of new members.
last week =
c. N. Van Wormer spent portion of
the week with friends in st. Paul
II. Ellickson, of Bellingham, was the
guest OF friends last week
last week 80
). H Bowers was at st. Paul this week
attending a session Of the supreme court.
few days of last week.
J. A. Schmahl was in St par1 tho aarI,,
part Of last week, the guest of friends.
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HASTINGS.

Sister Fidelis Lucking, o. S. B.. of Min
neapolis, is here, owing to the illness or
her father, Anton Lucking.
Seymour Carter left Friday night upon
a business trip to New York.
A. M. Clark and Miss Alice Clark, of
Minneapolis, were the guests Of friends
here on Saturday.
The firemens ball at the Yanz thester
on Friday evening proved grand sue
4 cess.
Mrs John Stoudt was delightfully."- sur
prised at her residence on Sikh street
by number of her lady friends last
Friday afternoon, the siXty-first anniver-
sary of her birthday.
Mrs. c. B. Rust and daughter. of St.
Paul, were guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Fitch.
The supper and photographic entertain
ment given by the men of the Methodist
church at w. c. II. u. hall on Friday
evening was largely attended, and proved
a very enjoyable affair.
Mrs. A. G. Rockstad went up to Mime
apolis Saturday to visit friends.
DR. F. L. Stoudt went down to Zum-
brota Saturday to spend Sunday.
Miss Clara E. Johnson went out to
Mortified Saturday on a visit
Miss Merle Barnum returned to Sumter
Saturday from a visit with Miss Helena
w. Kruger. @
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school, leaves today for Moorhead to at
tend meeting Of the Northwestern Ed
ucationaI association, which takes place
there Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Simpson
is on the programme to speak on the sub
ject Relation of Home and School,
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. HAPPIER went to
Mr.. and nd Mrs. George ieay r. Kap1er have
issued inyitati4ng for a, ,'eackIe party.
their home in honor Of Miss Johanna
Welikon{g The The ma nature ro,; Of the feat
close secret, and there is not a little
speculation as to what a cackle will be
like. About fifty invitations have heeen
issued.
James T. Fuller, principal of the Man
torvillo public school, arrived home Sun
day to spend the Easter vacation with
his mother
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Koch Sr. went to
st. Cloud Saturday night TO visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. G. Stuehr.
Miss Kraemer went to Detroit Satur-
day afternoon to visit for week With
Mrs r. r: Atchison.
DR.. L. w. Babcock paid Akeiey pro-
fessional visit Tuesday.
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SHAKOPEE.

Mrs. Mary Gross isvisiting ~ Mir.
PBeapolls the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
robert Swanson.
Rev John Goergen spent Easter, the
guest Of his parents, in this city.
MISS Clara Kohle visited with relatives
at Glencoe last week
IN; me Art circle met at the home of Miss
Lizzie R1es last Tuesday and elected Off
GERS Tor the ensuing year President.
MISS Emma Confer; vice president Miss
lizzie RleS; secretary. Miss Anna Mer-
geus; treasurer, Miss Lille Theis
MISS Theresa Berens, of St. Paul, spent
Easter day at home
Miss Anna K. Yost, Of ST. Paul, spent
her Easter holiday in this city
a guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. o
.. Brown, the latter part of last week.
MISS Jennie Jones, of Milwaukee, Wis.
arrived Tuesday evening to remain a
" Th me n! guest Of Miss Lena Strunk
The Misses KohIer have had as guests
tnls week Mrs. Kate Barge and daughter
OF or MGlnneapolis, and Miss Mary Fisher, of
Jacob Ries was = ST James 1,;si+o,. -.
Friday 'oi l0'9t
G. H. Lord of Minneapolis, was in
IGWn last Tuesday, combining business
is putting in new switch board and
also cable in the local exchange
Inc Literary club meets next Monday
AFTERNOON at the home of Prof. and Mrs.
Mrs. Henry Mergeus visited at the home
OF b. j. Gellenbeck and family last Mon
day and Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. fuller, of Mime
McMullen Sunday.
Prof. A. L.. McBee and wife. Of Month
celo' enjoyed visit of q week with old
acQuaintanceS
OILS from Saturday until Monday. She
was accompanied on her return nv viii
liam Kurtz and baby
Inc last meeting of the Duplicate Whist
cIup was held at the home Of Mrs J. G..
Newell last Wednesday evening.
Court reconVened Wednesday, and the
indian cases We're disposed Of jackson
cloud and Athed Day were discharged
by the court. and Campbell and La From
boise were fined $50 each.
Jcseph FISCHER Thursday bought out
John Petersons interest in the Shakopee
cement Stone works, and will carry On
the business alone hereafter
Mrs. E. B. Ketterer and son. Reno. are
apois "
Peter -Linhoff of ST. Paul was the
guest of his parents Easter Sunday
Merchant j. c. Lies was in the civ the
Iorepart Of the week on a buying trip
MISS Elsie Condor returned to her stud
les les IN st. Joseph's academy St. Paul.
at home
Miss Virginia southworth is the guest
OF her brother, w M. SouthWorth, for a
Mrs. g. w. Newell spent last Saturday
in the Twin Cities.
Frank Delbo has accepted a position
IN the Main Cash Meat Market.
MISS Celia Flaradeau has finished her
term tern Of school in the free district and
VIII spend the summer in this city.
Feter Mergeus and family, of Fairmont.
N. y, are the guests Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Schank.
). e. Wilson, of Minneapolis has opened
up plll1ard hall in this city.
first-class bowling alley in the Condor
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at the German Lutheran church, Rev.
Schultz officiating. They will make their
home in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Davis and family
arrived in the city yesterday, and viii
make their future home here.
Miss Jennie Warren, of Window, IS
the guest Of Mrs. G. o. Daley.
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Thiering, Of Spring
Held, visited friends in the city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. H. E. Swan departed Thursday
for Ontario, Cal, where he will join his
family and make his home IN the future
Miss Bessie Tucker, Of Lake Benton,
is the guest Of Miss Anna Morris
Daniel Christman, wife and daughter,
OF Byron, are guests Of James Whipple
and family.
Miss Nettie Smith, of Litchfeld. who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. c..
L L: Alle f., for several months, returned
Mrs. Gus Widell entertained the Up
to-date Card club Friday evening Prizes
were Won by Mrs. z. o. Blekre and Mrs.
James Flood
The Beta MI Kai Gamma club were
entertained by the Misses Sparrow and
B fS;y Saturday night. Gentlemen
trends We're invited and delightfully."- en-
tertained at cards.
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NORTHFIELD.

,Ihe fourth annual ball given by the
local A. .. U. w. lodge was VERY sue
cesstul Luncheon was served at Hotel
Aicher at midnight and dancing was con
tonued for two hours later
Mrs. M Kump, for whose benefit the
g. OIdI Dand gave a concert racantIy
"lT TI thursday of blood poisoning.
; LR Tomas Arthur ST., of Window, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Alex Marshall is expected home This
cific coast ~ 'iie d.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers will give
1,r Joi.c ~ IN me Auditorium Weines lay
under the auspices of Company d.
u. +. Larkin has purchased a fire
BeIglan stallion, weighing 1,5O9 pounds.
Inc w. {. T. U. will meet Thursday
with Mrs. f. F. Stone.
The ladies of the Baptist church served
not biscuits and maple syrup in the
cnurch parlors Thursday evening.
80 The Town and Country club will hold
b. Kelly on Saturday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Baker will leave
today for Washington state, where thew
expect to make their home in the fu-
Mrs. w: E. Hibbard entertained st a
musicale Saturday evening for Mrs. Elsie
M ~ Tower We of MINNEAPOLIS.
Inc W. K: G. Sewing society will met
tomorrow with Mrs. Sarah Allen.
Jay Stern made a business trip to Dun
das Saturday.
y. w. 6resS and son, who have been
IN business here for many wears. viii
close their shoe store in the near fu-
ture.
Revier & KILLER have sold their hand
some black team to HUH Bros, of She
bb0Gyygan Falls, Wis, consideration being
DR.. Could of West Superior. Wis, was
mere tuesday to attend Stanley Lyman,
son OF q. w. Layman Jr.
Edward Mohn, of ST. Paul, and John
Nom, of Minneapolis, made a short visit
with their mother, Mrs. Anna Mohn
MI. and Mrs. Jacob Schrump left Tues
day for st. Paul where Mr.. Schrurnp las
secured position with the Great North.
ern railroad. '--
Miss June Streeter is spending her va
cation with her parents in this city from
her school in Fargo, N. D.
Senator 0. H. Myran, of Ada, was a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. E. l.. Iiv-
ingston. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Roberts of Minneap-
oils. were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. e. Summer few days last week.
Peter and c. c. Blesner spent a few
days visiting relatives in st. Paul last
week
The gravel trains of the Burlington are
running through this city daily, and It is
EXP ected the passenger trains will soon
running.
At the council meeting Tuesday evening
Robert Rammage was appointed chief of
police, and began his duties Wednesday.
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YANKTON.

Adolph Kylius, the -year-old SON
Of Eugene Kylius, fell from a building
in the Northwestern Stock yards last
evening and was quite seriously injured.
having received a terrible cash on the
head, and it is feared he is also Injured
internally.
Senator E. r. Sweet, Of Hutchinson
county, died very suddenly yesterday
morning at his home near Memo.
The Royal Neighbors held a very sue
cessful prize masquerade Easter Mon
day
The Ladies of the Eastern Star gave n
card party and Female Masonry az
Masonic hall last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Donaldson returned last eve
ming from a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Beck. of Sioux City.
l.. Janousek, Of the firm Of JanOusek
e Bruhn, photographers has returned
from business trip East.
Syert n. Brudvig. Of HabsOn, and Miss
Title BratbeTg, of Violin, we married
at Mission Hill last week
John Magnus and Christina Estgaard,
both of this county, were married here
last Saturday.
Arthur Dean entertained a few Of his
boy friends on Easter Monday at an
Egg Hunt" A most enjoyable time is
reported by the boys
The high school boys have organized
a baseball club with Dan McLain as
captain. They expect to play their first
game at VermiliOn April 18th with the
high school boys there.
Father Kelly was able yesterday to 80
for short drive.
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RED WING.

The site on Broadway donated to the
city for a public library is being cleared
off preparatory to the erection Of the new
building
The month of March completed the
largest quarter in the history of the Red
Wing postoffice, the receipts for the three
months then ending amounting to $4332 70.
in the first three months of this year the
rural carriers delivered 1902 pieces and
collected 1888. During the same period
last year they delivered GO 229 pieces and
collected 1855 pieces.
The annual city election takes place on
Tuesday, April %. Four aldermen, two
constables and two school directors are
to be elected.
A hat factory is now assured. A COM
pany will be organized for which SOS, 600
capital has already been subscribed
The dedication of Masonic hall takes
place on Wednesday next. The Masonic
ceremonies will be held in the afternoon
and the public exercises in the evening.
Mrs. Charles Betcher, Mrs. H. b Thor
man, Mrs. e. Il. Howard and Mrs A. w.
Jones will give a card party on Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Betcher
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MADELIA.

l.. L. Davis moved to Mankaco today.
MIR. Davis has been engaged in the hard
ware business here for a number of years,
and in the passing of Mr. Davis M2Gel;a
loos45 one Of her most enterprising and
interesting citizens. The local Smear club
also loses its most enthusiastic member.
The we'll known firm of larson & ia
cclson general merchandise, Mas disc Iv-
ed partnership, and Mr.. Ja3)b3on is
starting in business for himself in the old
Kjourlang stand.
A committee from Lamb er+on, com
posed of George J. Grimm, John Kong
and ]. II. Koft, has been here for tie
past day or two looking over the city gas
lighting plant, and expressed themsel ees
as more than well pleased with it, Ma
della has an up-to-date lighting ard
heating system, and this plan is being
generally adopted throughput this sec
ton
The farmers are q little behind with
their spring work. owing to n scarcity
of help. it being almost Impossible TO get
a hired man.
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MANKAT0.

prof and Mrs. P. P. Kennedy, of FAR Far.
,,,npt We're we're guests in the city SATURDAY.
iii Miss Lizzie Rabe, of Elmore' spent
Easter aS T IN II,s Hughes and children went
70 Faribault Saturday to visit Tor d ie"
days .s Ahhia Mather and
Weils were in the city Saturday.
The Ladies of the G. A. r. gave
social dance at Schiller hall, Monday
evening. Refreshments were serFeu anu
a delightful time enjoyed. 4o~+o;rod b,,
The Tourist club were entertained py
DR.. and Mrs. Harrington, Monday even YEN
ing IT was the last meeting of the cup
before the departure OF MI, ahq binn mn r.
was Served and the evening spent IN an
enjoyable manner. z.+o5
Mr. and Mrs. George Lang departed
Monday for Sioux Falls, s: ~, wh tbe
they will spend several weeks visiting tie
latter's parents. ,,a
their annual Easter ball at A =. U; w w
hall Monday night. The Crescent ofches-
ira furnished the music and the party
was one of the most enjoyable ever gwen
by the company. ooro.o
Miss Jennie Armheim = anu 40. &c, =
the Stahl house, Rev. Peter Lauer, OF
Watertown, S. D., officiating. The young
couple left for the West and Will reside
at Lake Preston. 5. D. c,,o,,r rros tho
guest Of relatives in the city Tuesday.
Miss Anna Morris, of Lake Benton. Is
spending her Easter vacation with her
parents in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hubbard and Mr..
and Mrs George E. Brett returned Tues
day from Hot Springs, Ark. where they
have spent the past three weeks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Summers left Tuesday for
her old home in West Union, W. Va,
where she has been summoned by the
serious illness of her father.
DR.. J. u. Andrews left for Pfpestone
Tuesday night, where he has been called
Mrs. Nels Peterson departed Tuesday
for Seattle, where she win visit relatives.
Miss Frances Wells, who is teaching
at Mortified, is spending her vacation
with her parents at Mankato Junction:
Miss Amy Sickle, of Winona. Is the
guest of her brother j. H. Sickle.
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Volk. who have
spent the winter in MINNEAPOLIS, have re-
turned to Cliff Inn Lake. Wash.
Ed Weaver returned Wednesday from
a two weeks trip through the East, in
specting state and public buildings with
members of the state capitol commission.
While in Connecticut Mr.. Weaver was
entertained by Mrs. Culver, at Middle
town, formerly of this city.
William Jones, of Elmore, is visiting
relatives in the city.
Miss Mary I<loppnann and Mr.. August
Baruth, were married Thursday afternoon
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BENSON,

MS mrs. =. a. Westinghouse and family
VlSs I 1t!3uNs Is. in Morris this week.
Willmar, visited Mrs w. 1t. Hn 1l1ais' 90, u
A1rs E. Il AlGrich this week. anu
MISS Kate Daniels spent her weeks
vacation at Owatonna. "e0N
Henry Arneson, of DEVILS Lake NJ n
ePent several days visiting DR.. G. r,
Scoiiol1 this week. T.
H NJ Stevens has removed his fam Nv,
to Holloway, Mimi. ON -
fl Neil en.t Mcleod ,; purchased the ]. T. Crit
Mis-, Miss Laura Anderson entertained the
wiling Workers at the residence IF Rfr-
lister sundbo on Friday evening.
MI and Mrs. A. w. Davenport Of Min
neapolis, have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Miller this week
Eric Thornton, of st. Paul, spent last
Sunday night with his parents, Mai. and
Mrs. f. M. Thornton.
Editor Hogue, Of the Review. and M
McDaniels had business before the pen
sion board at Morris on Wednesday.
Inc Busy Bees gave a sociable and
supper at the -parlors of The Synod
church Wednesday evening.
Just an even dozen of marriage H.
censes We're issued recently by the clerk
VI court, indicative of the close of Lent
Frof II. 5. Hilleboe has been rendered
ene superintendency of the local school
board for another year
Miss Pauline Stone came home Mon
day from ST. Mary's, Faribault, to spend
the Easter vacation.
o. A. Malm arrived from Triumnb
Mimi, this week, and has rented fbe
Green residence, which he will occunv 'ii'
Mrs. f. G. Robins left Wednesday for
g fortnlghts visit with friends at North
9eld. ~
The ball and banquet rendered to the
*. Of p. lodge on Monday evening by
the wives Of the various members was
a complete success in every respect.
Supt. B. G. Covell left Friday to at.
tend the Northern Minnesota educational
meet at st. Cloud
The concert for the benefit Of the cornet
pand, given by Miss Lydia Brandt and
her pupils On Wednesday evening, was
a hiuslcal treat of rare merit.
Dr. g l.. Scofield has been appointed
as health officer for a term Of three
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CROOKsTON.

The Ab-hoc- club. an organi-
| cation of young ladies of the city. have
| Planned several events for the spring
| season. The first Of these is a dinner
| to be given to their gentlemen friends
| next week.
The Fargo College Glee club sang at
the Congregational church Tuesday even
| ing to an appreciative audience
Mrs. A. A. Miller gave a reception
Wednesday to the members Of the Fargo
Glee club, at which a large number were
present.
The Recreation club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Omstead last week on We'd
nesday. Chief of Police Cremer demon
strated his ability to straighten things
ABOUT by winning the prize for sewing the
straightest row of buttons.
The chief event Of the post-lenten sea-
son will be the ball and banquet given by
the Elks at the Hotel Crookston tonight
Eric o. Hagen has returned from trip
10 washington and points in Virginia.
While away he visited with Mr. and Mrs
George Purvis, who are spending the
winter on their plantation at Fredericks-
Mr.. and Mrs G. H Wall were host
and hostess to a number of friends Thurs
day evening. The evening was spent at
eucErc.
One of the brilliant events of the post
lenten season will be the dancing party
to be given by Mesdames Bucklen and
Mix at the new Odd Fellows hall We'd
nesdaY evening
The young ladies of the Octavio club,
all high school girls, met with Miss Ruth
Spendfey last Thursday evening
The Buds and Beaux Of the city were
delightfully."- entertained Wednesday even
ing by Miss Mamie Fournet Dancing
was the feature of the evening
Mrs. A. f. George and Miss Irma
George have returned from several days
visit at Ada
Mr. and Mrs J. V. Campbell have
moved from Ada to this city, and will
make CrookstOn their permanent home.
Rev. Donald Mcintyre arrived in the
city last Friday, and yesterday delivered
his first sermon as pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church
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M Beginning T1 Ire Oct. 18th, and ev-
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The line is by the celebrated C., M. G.
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This service includes the ''p4 rsonaIIy
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Rivera special conductor accompanies
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Write for the cheapest rates and for
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Ing full particulars of this famous route.
] T. Conley, Asst Gen. Pass Agent,
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