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The daily sentinel., 1903-12-04
HAD A GOOD
TIME BUT LOST
HIS MONEY.
Grand Junction Man Complains
to Police That 1t Cost Him
Sos to See the Sights.

Hardly able to talk from the eff
fects of liquor, Ira France, was
brought to police headquarters by
Officer Roulin last night, where he
told Captain Fair he had been rob
bed of ssS65 near the Garden of the
Gods sometime yesterday after
noon
France said he had been out tax
ing in the sights with man named
Johnson, but was unable to give
Johnson first name, or to tell any
thing about him, except that he had
met him at Colorado City.
81 reached here Thursday night
at II O. clock from Grand Junction, "
said France, con my way to Arizo-
ma, but 1 thought the town looked
good and l staid over l went to
Colorado City, where l met John
son and he got me to see the sights,
We went to Rice's place i'll the gar
den and had a good time, 1 took
out my money while l was there
and put it i'll my little bag and new
er thought of it again for long
time. When I looked for it l found
nothing there
Officer Roulin said he found
France at the D. & r. G. depot,
where he listened to his story be-
fore bringing him to the police sta
ton. The man was placed on cot
in the bridal chamber" so that he
could sleep off the effects of the liq-
uor he imbibed while seeing the
sights, and it is thought he will be
able to give better account this
morning As it is now the police
are suspicious of the mans story
Colorado Springs Gazette.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-04

Fotografer Dean has Just received
an addition to his working force in
the person of Albert Schlichting. of
Lake Linden. Mich. Mr.. Schlicht-
ing is an artist in the Photographic
line and Mr. Dean feels that now he
can turn out work quickly He is
prepared to meet all demands from
now forward. Heretofore. on account
of building and insufficient help, he
has not been aDle to turn out work as
fast as he desired.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-04

Nothing equals a really good
photograph for a Christmas
present and when YOU think
of how many you can make
for the price of a dozen
photos when can you get
such value for your Christ
mas money as at the picture
shop of Photographer Dean.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
LEFTWICH.

Ieftw,ch. March 22.-Bro. Andy
Williams preached an interesting ser
non at Antioch today. Bro. sam
Sawell will preach here the End gun
Adv in next month. the people OF this
nlace have secured his services lor
The ensuing year for the second sundays
in each month. .;a,, lie
Miss Ethel Morton is on the SICK lls'
this week. ;rd;s.
Mrs Leda Sewell is somewhat lnals'
posed at this writing, r.,
Miss Bernlce Baxter, OF Caney
Snr,nos has returned home a1ter a
nieasant visit to her uncle d. Wat
Baxter, of this place. -
Mr. and Mrs Clair Fardlson' VI
Raaslev. are visiting relatives IN thls
community. .a ,,,oco IL
+oachino school at Parks STATION.
Ha was verv unfortunate last Thursday.
while he was at school and his wife was
v;siting vt her fathers, their pretty
dwaiI;ro and most of It's contents We're
DESTROYED by tire. he carrie''
enough to cover the loss A.. s;e
Miss Emma Harrison, the music
teacher at Leftwich, IS vls1tlhs
| hOmetOlkS AT NOlohoNAho - fuxdo
Messrs. Tom Hardison ana Oiyue
Swell of Columbia attended ser
vices at Antioch today. ,: faux
Miss Effie Jones is spending rev ~
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. d. u
Andrew, of Columbia. -. po,,;r
Miss Hattie Liggett. OF Berlin Berlin
visited the family OF W. y. n'gg ha.
Saturday night. Mr.. Liggett MAJ
been in very feeble health Tor sou'
Our hearts were made sad last we en,
nesday by the sad lntelllgemce u s., Ti
death of our grandmother MIS-. o
Nicholson, whose Durlal wo
On the following day at Call. -
81 .sI.et the memory of her who ma
Shed its fragrance around us foreve
SAMANTHA.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
WATER VALLEY.

Water Valley, March S5.-Rev.
Whitaker, of Snow Greek, VIII preach
at the Union chruch on next ouhoay
morning at II O'Clock.
Bro. Hensley Will mold a spe cial ser II,
vice at Goshen. commencing at S:oo
in the afternoon ;
Mrs. Clarence Sowell, of Broadview.
has been the guest of relatives mere 1oi
several days. -,Lo bova
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, VINO nave rave
peen visiting MIR. james Oakley anu
wife have returned to their home III
Williamson county. CAN'T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Woody, or SANTA
Fe. we're visiting in our midst recent
'Mr. and Mrs. J. P. johnson wer'
the guests of relatives near bethei' 10
Mrs James Oakley. OF Goshen, spen
mart of last week with Mrs. Johh "A
SICILY, at Columbia. M
Mr.. John Fleming and wire, OF M.
Pleasant, " ere the guests OF reiatiVe
mere not long since. al. ,v;+
Mr.. Brit Garduer is quite SICK WIZ
la gippe. and parrisb
~ Rethel were in our midst today.
Oh ne'no'' "o ORESTRA.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

sick. threatened with pneumonia
Miss Maggie DIIlehay Is able 70 De
oct again sitter her prOtacted Illness
There have been several cases oi
mumps IN the neighbOrhoOd recently
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Dooley are
kept busy entertaining Young man
Iu their home. and Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Dark are likewise pleasantly employed
with a wee Miss
Mrs. r. ". B. Reeves went to GILES
county last week to help celebrate the
anniversary Of her mothers BIRTH
Mrs Matte Chlldrey visited rela.
tiyes IN Mt. Pleasant part OF las'
week.
Miss Edna Jones has been for some
weeks with her sick aunt in Column ola.
DIR. aud Mrs. Long have been visit
ing their daugl IT Mrs. Adklsson.
Miss Carrie Scobey is getting along
nicely with her school here. Inc al
tendance has been small. but we nope
for better when the weather ana roao'
are better.
The fruit prospects are mucn oettel
than we feared for awhile. and we hop'
they will not yet be bllgnteo o,
the spring frosts. AZ,
| Mr.. Tonnes has begun work on MIS-
Dooiey's house and they hope 10 nav
If ready for occupancy very soon.
Mrs. Josie Sewell and little Cnar
lotte spent part of last week In 20
lumbla with her daughters.
MRS. MICAWBER.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
CAMPBELL'S STATION.

Campbell Station. March 3d. After
a lnno sllerce Grandma again resumes
her pen to lot down a few Items 1or
the dear old Herald, which Is always
for the right thing at the right time:
James Hodge and sister, Nora, OF
Lynnvllle, who have been vlsitlhg
their grandfather. J. L. Reddlng, OF
this place for the past two days nave
returned home. o.
MIR. Hollis Roundtree, OF Deca.ur'
has moved his family to this place.
They are now with Mrs. Roundtree
father, Elder VIM. Spivey.
Miss Bessie Tidwell. OF West Len
nessee, is visiting her uncle, MI MT
1Ieoree Wesson, of this place; The
many friends of Mr.. M. Il. wilkes
who has been in declining health 10
the past year, will be grieved to know
that he was taken Generously SICK OF
last Wednesday night; put at tn
time he is thought to be little better
and we nope that he will continue U
improve, for he Is one of our best ci'i
Zens. -. .;ol
Miss Ruby Craig is also on the SIC
A'''' '- GRANDMA.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

lars of Timmons, were the attractive
0uests of Miss Bertha Walters last week-
Mr.. Fred Ragsdale. OF Nashville, IL
visiting hOmefOlks-
Miss Katie LOckneart. OF MI. Pleas
ant. has returned home. after spend
ing some time in our midst.
Miss Ida Webb. who Is sewing with
Mrs. DodsOn in Columbia. spent from
Sa turday until Monday with her
father.
Mr.. Luther Walker ana wife. OF
Nashville, were visiting their parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Gas WalKer. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Vestal. OF
Cedar Valley, were guests of their SIS
tor Mrs. Sallie Vestal last week.
Misses Kirtle and Lucille Roberts visi-
rcd their mother, Mrs. Florence Rob
erts. of Roberts Bend. last week.
Miss Bette Walker has returned TO
her home after spending a week WIN
Misses Essie Sellers and Louise Axis
son, of Columbia.
Miss Jessie Graham left last week
for Nashville, to be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. Augie Church and Fred Rags.
dale are visiting Mr.. A. Jones al
Caney Springs at this writing.
MIR. Luther Walker and wife ano
Miss Winnie Walker visited In MI
Pleasant last week.
Miss Rebecca Addison has returned
home from visiting her friend, MIS-
Evie HARRISON, in Nashville.
On account of high waters MIS-
BERTHA Walters did not leave last tues
DIV for Oklahoma, as she anticipate
doing. CdAI 1 EnOON.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
THOSE RAILROAD WRECKS.
Mr.. AL Merrifield, Assistant Master
of Trains on N. F. & s Dis
cusses Them.

A Herald reporter called on Mr.
Al Married. Assistant Master OF
Tro,ns of rhe NJ, f. & S. division OF
Tho T. II N. Railroad Thursday and
asked him for statement as 10 Tue
causes of the numerous wrecks "nlGn
nave lately occurred on that line. he
said 49, ,o+,s Of
q number of wrecks during Tue las'
Few weeks, fortunately none or Which
resulted seriously, but the prpllsneo
statements that many OF the wrecks
we're caused by rotten tracks are ap-
solutely untrue. The statement that I
tia was removed from the track a,
The scene of one wreck so rotten ina,
t. had to be removed with shove.
ia also false and 50 is the Statement
thai no effort is being maze to repair
the road. The fact is, there is not =
dow that passes that repair work il
not haing made on the road. Iht
weather since the first OF the veal
hos been the worst railroads have ex
nerienced for years. The government
,enorts show that hardly SIX days IL
the mast three months have been nit fol
track work. The N. F. q s., OF
course. has not as fine road bed as TN
b;o main line. but it is about as goo'
g most branch roads of It's class, W.
are working as constantly as we cal
rnder nntayorable conditions. and tn
criticism of the ROAD officials for allie
oed failure to repair track is not de
served. Wrecks occur on all roaus
and the N, F. 4 S. is not an excep
ton. A great part of the ree eea
wrecks, however. has been maghineu
No loss of life has occurred anu Ion
of the wrecks were really serious.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
.ANI,R EW S.

Andrews, Marcn 25. Sickness ana
a.nns ether things have caused my
long absence from the Heaai my
n noiS but 1t mas not prevented my
coi iar;nS the many good things with
witch it has been filled. -. and
"1 OWING to the continued rams rsn roa aha
nnpI r.c;I;ties for news gathering have
been poor, even if there was m0en -
gather. .,.,, raturned Monday
..a,n '' h;s monthly appointment =.
t,v v and will preach atoor'n'n
next Sunday. ,.,,,, summoueo
g.. 80. NJ a. Dodson, one nay Ias
w W e who was suffering in o. = ~
with something like acute rheu am .s =,
Master Robert Smith has oeen y" "
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
TAYLORSVlLLE.

Tavlorsville, March 5.-Eld Whlte
,,rescbed a very interesting sermon al
Southpoint last Sunday. p,m,
Miss Mary Beard and Mauaie Oily nd
of Hampshire spent SATURDAY an9
Sunday with the family OF MI anu
Mrs. Jim Beard. 49,
Mrs. =. r. Baker IL vlsltlng hei
daughter, Mrs. Richardson, at brent
wood ., 10,
Ed White and wife left MONDAY lo'
Nashville. 49,. rr;oov
School closed at Isom g last frioay
We regret to learn OF the deatn u u
the little girl of Mr.. and MRS. nsilei
Akin, which occurred Monday at 'hei
home near Hampshire. ,...
Elder Sisco preached at lsom , ias'
Sunday morning. OOEoo WIZ
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
SNOW CREEK.

Snow Creek, March 25.-Bro. Spivey
will nreach at Jones school house
maxt Sunday morning at II O clock.
Mrs. Jonn Fields and Mr. WIN anu
Frank Mckee were called 10 the Ieu
side of their mother, Mrs. BIZ McH :, Is
of Williamson county, VINO Is very ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Gray, y,
Sawdust Valley, We're the CUES "
their mother, Mrs. E. Z. Plgg' oatu'
day and Sunday. o+,,rnof
little Irene Mckee has returned
nome after a two weeks stay with mel
grandfather, Mr.. Ruff Chlidress,, U
Water Valley. VIENNA A1A''
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
], ?. STREE! ( CO.

ness so that when the first gun of
ALARM sounded, they would all speed
away from the raging flood as fast as
steam could carry them. but fortunate
ly the wind blew from the northwest
earring the waves from the shore IN
stead of toward it.
The greatest Inconvenience is being
felt, because of trains being water
bound. Our passenger train Is lying
on track in the flooded district and
there is no way of transportation
west. only by way Of st. Louis, and
we just get mail twice a week by boat
r. w.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.


Match. March 25.-key. Stevens will
reach Al Smyrna Sunday next. tns
ffth Sun1ay in the afternoon
gro. GRAY will preach the hrst Sun
dav in April in the afternoon.
N,as Alice Minor, from Bear Creek,
IA tine guest Of her brother, IN Gran
ford Hollow. Ga.
Miss May Sowell visited Columbis
relatives since our last.
DIR. Sam Hays. from COLUMBIA
sreut one night with his sister, Mrs
NJ. Hunter. recently.
The farmers are hustling with theii
,rorx in this community there ma
been little planting as yet.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
RALLY HILL.

Rally Hill, March 25.-There are
fine prospects for wheat In this section.
The pencil factory has shut down
for a few days on account OF having nc
tim Der on The yard. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lanier are al
smiles over the arrival of another little
girl, ..o o,os,
Mr.. John Jones, Jr., was the guess
of his sister, Mrs. Marshall Bulllng-
ton. near Franklin, last week.
Mira. Mollie Pratt and daughter
M;tt,e were in town last Saturday or
business
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
Reief in Six Hours .

distressing Kidney and Bladder DIS
aase relieved in six hours by New
Great south American Kidney. cure,
Il is a great surprise on account OF i ia
exceeding promptness in relieving pan
in bladder, kidneys and back IN MAJ,
or female. Relieves retention OF wa.e'
almost Immediately. If you want guy.
relief and cure this is the remeoy. 9oi'
by A. b. Rains, druggist. leo'iJ
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
Charity Committee Makes Report
spec,al to the Herald.


Nashville, Tenn March 25.-The
Joint Committee on charitable mstltu-
tions made it's report this morning AS
a rule it holds that too much money 10
spent in paying the official forces OF the
various charitable institutions. Some
improvements are. recommended espe-
cially for the Eastern As, hum. 1t IS
stated that the amount of hiskey con-
sumed at the Western Asylum is too
large and that it shall be restricted. IL
is recommended that the colored depart,
ment of the Tenuessee' Industrial
School be abolished The Old Soldiers
Home comes in for a large share OF the
| report The statement is made that the
place il not we'll kept that it is moi
cleanly and that the old soldiers are moi
furnished enough goodtfood.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
10 Years

In the buggy business, we have learn
ed what the people want we Know
when to buy, what to buy, ana tne ,'i,le
TO buy. We are better prepared 10
serve YOU and will save you money II
'o % o. Satterfield & Dodson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
Buggy Sale.

At noon April 6 1903, | will sell on the
public square Columbia, Tenn, TO the
highest and best bidders for cash, two
GOOD second hand top buggies, one ROAD
wagon, all i'll good repair. =, .
27-2t a. w. DoNoh'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
Land Plaster.

Will have fresh car of Virginia Lano
Plaster first of next week. Flease
write or telephone rs for what you
need ]. p. STREET & co. 1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
Corn Wanted.

: We are paying s5c per bushel Tor
~o , wheat i n any quantity. Iele-
6ff Columbia Mill IL Elevator Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
A Firm Grip

ON a good, long life is what you Will
have if you select your food carefully.
therefore use "CLIFTUN hour
for your bread and you will have a
t;rst class health food three times
a day. CnAr iN D''
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
A Fair Trial

Is all we ask for our horseshoelng
and blacksmith work Your neighbor
has tried US ard is regular customer.
We will be pleased TO have you a custo-
mer also. Both phones.
v o. CHERRY,
oe.eodsw1y North Main street
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
WILLIAMSBURG

Williamsburg, March M,-Mr' Hin,
49,. a;gnt and sister Willie s., were
Wis vis,ting in our midst last week. Cal.
ViS Wissss Pearl Allen aud Nathan sell
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
N0-SCREEN
BILL PASSED
But So Amended That II Is Of
Practically No Effect.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Nashville, Tenn, March 25.-'The
No Screen bill was passed bv the senate
To-Day after being 30 amended as TO
make 1t of little or no effect. Inc
amendment provides that 1T shall apply
only on those days when it is illegal
to sell lquors-Sundays and election
days.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

"a dose in time saves life" DR.
Woo as Norway Pine Syrup; natures
remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonaIy
disease of every sort.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
For Sale.

ZOO bushels of strictly pure millet
seed Will retail at $1.OO per bushei'
WALLACE BROWN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

wben Won take Groves Tasteless Chilli
Tonic because the formula Is PLAINLY
printed on every bottle showing that 1t
Z a;mply Iron and Quinine IN o taste
iloss, form. No, Cure. Mo- Fay. Zoe.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

l,asea March 25.-Since our last the
darx Angel of death has been hoverlng
sound the home of Mrs. Katie Over
TON and on last Wednesday morning her
,notner. Mrs. Sallle Nicholson, breathed
har Last. Aunt Sallie, as she was
generally called, had lived out her
sI1otted time here. She had passed
bar 18th mile cost, and was ger orally
resnected and loved by all who knew
ho, She leaves to mourn her less,
saveral children, grandchildren and
GREAT. grandchilden to go ana meet
1nved ones who have gone before
cid II A. GRAY conducted the fun
eral services at the house, ana .ne an
terment took place in the Haroison
burying ground. .h.oroh
Most Of the farmers are through
sowing oats, but no corn mas oooN
Miss Jessie Holman IS spending
several days with hef sis'e'' "i' Dc
Miss Maud Logan, of Rally Hill
visited her cousins. the MISSES All
monds, of this place last week. ..on
Mrs. Mary Parks has recovered iion
her recent illness. p,rs;de
MIR. Felix Derryberrv, OK hivei'ioo
attended preaching mere ouHudy hor.
school is progressing nicely mere 'i'
under the supervision of Prof. AIMS
Derryberry. LONESOME NELL
state of Ohio, CITY OF Toledo S.
Lucas County. ~ chat he II
FRANk D. nartner of the firm of J
doing business st in ene sn'
that soid Arm will pay the sum OF ON
HUNDRED DOLLARS for e ca au ani by WITH tn
ease of Catarrh that cannot DC cureo =! va
use of Halls Catarrh Oure' cuENEY.
Su,orn m before me and subscrloeu II.
nresence' this the 9Th day OF Decemoer'
ID. 1885. A. W. GLEAsoN
SEAL. Notary Public.
uo,,s Catarrh Cure is taken intern nnu
ond acts directly on the blood anu . I
smrfaces of the system. Send for 'es'i'">
malls, free. - g co Toledo, q.
% sold by Druggists, 10 cents. ,st
Halls Family pills are the oe'0'
I jan2O-8y- I'm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

March 23rd-The above was written
last Saturday but failed to get on,
40 | will add that the river mas
fallen about ten inches, but we hear
that It il rising at ST. Louis again
and as there is still danger OF the
leyee breaking with the amount OF
water now pressing against 1t, there
are grave fears that it Will be torced
TO 70 when the upper water gets mere,
unless there is a greater fall than mas
already passed down. ..
The levee Is still belng euarueu
against the levee cutters and breakage.
So far, providence has favored us
with mild weather and very little
wind. There have been grave appre,
tensions of a strong south vino
which would dash the current sc
heavily against the levee AS to destroy
ii in weak places. Only one nigh
J has there been cause of trouble from
wind, last Thursday night BUT on,
nv that was horrible indeed. Dari
clouds gathered, which added BLACK
ness to black interpreted with hasne
of lightning and low rumblngs' o
thunder. which added terror to tn
already terrorized throng who ha'
fied TO the depot house for safety, tina
he;ng the farthest point they coul
congregate from the levee. White
and hlacks were one common mass Q
sympathlzlng people. There were wv
trains of cars on the tracks, and IA
depot agent warned all TO be'in readi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-14

Sale Underwear
By of those timely strokes merchandising able
offer about 700 dozen imported Ribbed Underwear
bought from Scott Bros, New York. Forty Gents the
same terms. The assortment includes WOOL silk and WOOL
Isle and cotton vests pants tights and combinations SUITS be-
For your convenience, divided into five lots:
g. g. Sc $a 26c H. Soc a. &: &c 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-14
A Christmas ShODDine Oasis.

In the maddening whirl of Christ
mas shopping Signor Perera's studio
GA Medical block, is a welcome oasis
Of quiet and beauty. There one may
select in peace exquisite gifts from his
collection of Fourier paintings and
monotypes, the latter quantity framed
in wrought copper and especially ap-
Iropriate for libraries or dens, Flem-
ish and Merrinac pottery, old china
Italian Watercolors, mosaics and Sor-
rento novelties. and old bits of jewelry
The collection will be especially help
full to shoppers of artistic tastes who
desire exclusive novelties Of assured
merit.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-14
GOING ABROAD
Minneapolis i'm Closest Touch wit
EurODean Fashions

European Fashions.
Mrs. c. j. Storke, the head of the
William Donaldson & Co. millinery de-
partment, is preparing for her semi
annual trip to Europe. She will. as
has been her custom, visit the great
fashion centers for the purchase of
goods in her department, the placing
of orders for the latest models and
the gathering of ideas for next season.
She will also execute commissions for
her patrons, which she is now ready
to receive. London, Paris, Berlin and
Vienna will be her objective points.
with side trips to the places where
fashion delights in her expositions,
world-renowl1ed health and winter re-
sorts. She will return with the ma
terial to keep the northwest in as close
touch to European fashions as New
York itself.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-14
/. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Egypt Dec. %.
Mrs. +. r.. Moore is spending the week in
Pennington with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Deering Morse of
FRANKLIN avenue, are home from western trip.
Pupils of Miss Lillian Dyer gave recital Sat
urday afternoon at her home on Harriet avenue
Those taking part We're Flora Gale. Julia Purple
Mary Smith, Ruth Palmer, Imogene and Rock
we'll Nelson and Arthur SERVER
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
follows: Cadillac. ]. "A. Percival: Broadway
Central. B. A. O'Neill; Imperial p Bossler;
q. L. Lockwood; Herald Square, A. Gee
Miss Florence Nordale of Twenty seventh ave
nue. was pleasantly surprised Friday evening
and music was furnished by Efrie Swanson! Tior
ence Peterson. May Benson and Mr. ogren. Miss
NOrdale was presented with a handsome ring