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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01

49, W. 49, 49,
pGret Iigefrem eneitodcrtSc 6remms.
DC. : @iNtc pnn 5snomere bar
allie SteHnreberettieeoe oiaioct
Stemmr, % Der finbes gpgoer paa
Glitter. bnor fin 3 q 4 bar unolaot at
femme.
&iugsafer. 5ra Snarnet |
&ingsofers gdirIe S~oneSfirfe tlnna
| SormiSonp MniifforaIer no oper
8ngoen | Scn title. flare Suit. Otter
SnoStienelten. Ser hapoe inI6t atr.
fen til lioite Ylabs, ianlleoes en- STA.
re al &oinoer % MGno noe paa Oct
itore Snn peo IiltemniugSlofaIet.
Ere Beers at ga ri elitrr" bIeo mn.
get unher itrrf 9epGaelie, Stats.
raaS 3onuip nSbroete CT Sepe Score.
Ianoef. StraaIenoe 8eir; aae Staa
/ Sop.
Man6al. Taqeu feirebc$
meb @ornetog ON Morgrneu, Solfe
tcg on Gftermiobaqen. SoIfetoact
bppri SeItoa minbit 5000, aif aien
mem 9pen til airfeu, Ser por Iiitemr
ningSIofale. s oen i~ldgimgtteoe
Strife ploutcoeS 5anernc. bpprriter
9atioRaliangen biep iuuget. Gctte
par Ell g~ribenoe SeitioeIiaheb.
@ergeu. 6ctfeaiiteinninaS'
baarn begunitigeSes al goot @eir, %
aLbrig bar Bergen % Smcgu uGret
iaa riet flo9impttet iom iodg. s
8nens 8aoer par ser CT Solfelip iom
Sen Toe Mtoi. Eaa stcitur / Sane
meote StaiSminiItcr WiideIien for at
Itcmnte peb $50 Eioen. 9eioItnin'
gen bpISebe bam meo fraltige Sltr'
raer. @rrgSeier &ouom hoIot Ell Ia
lc for Statsmiuiiteren iom ipureNe
meo no9le ItemniuaSiulSe Orb for
4poreIanoet. @al9oeltagciien pan
biSie aanter bar pGret eueitaaenoe.
Saritub. - 6olfeoiitemningen
bnpoe flor SiIilutniu8 i SaritaS,
SrouoenGs, bpiS Sirfe bar ooeriplot.
9lir SRbrelonosialnte bIcu iungct
unoer gribenoe @epGgelic. Sco
@uostienciteus Slutuiue iremtrooOte
ScgneprrIter / aontoroercn % fore
ilog 9ogenS SonoIing inbGebet meo
ga oi e%Iifer".
9obs. - acknowledgements baa.
ret og gutifoinouerne impttet Tom
poa Ell t7oe Wni. Ssr Bubsiiene'
item @'uiif / atrfetuoruet efter Soft
tibsrinaning, YroceSiion til Salg.
tofolet. GneItoaen6e fort Gutol Of
eioet Stemme. s goein bar 6rent'
msbet encItauenbc gobt trooS 3iitrif'
tets itore lloItrrfrirg. @en Saoo
bar SoIf fomne Innge peie. Sra nog'
le Bar Iangt ube / Sapet bar iont'
Iiae paa en- nGr msbt. 90 benne enc
bar ipa, men ienote GprialaSanmeI'
belle.
Sronbbiem. Siolig ON
Rorgenen Fet Siagene | COP. 90
man bIep Slime til, Of Stag bar beiit
pou Steber, boor man timber ielueIte
17oe Mai iaa S.Rugerne itaa tom.
nte. Sra &I. 8 til 9.45 ON Norge
men togcSe ct @uiifforp8 giernem
@aberne, ipiGenoe observation-disclosures
o0 iuIgt at CT WuSie Weuueifer. Ger
meo bar oct title inotil SCI. 1915, Sa
Der gapeS &onccrt al 9pens Sang
io%reninger paa Observation-Disclosures,
WtiOt ur0er &oucerten fom Der en-
ooloiom MegnIfnr, uteft aItgeoct
boIbt BOG 8ubliflm bcftig Stano,
@iialoet fuImiuereoe til Stutuing.
90 SRbreInnbSIan9en "Sa pt
cIifer" - blep iunget. De ire 8ou'
&c ire Surro, iom oerefter bIep no
brngt for SGbrelonoet, tit Ell IiIilut.
ming, iom ct Surra for 5Gorelauoet
iifferlig life bar fanet fsr Der i 8pen.
CIT RPngSe RenneIfcr gif meb ga.
tionnI Isife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01

Is nele S0H0et blee DER 0flioet
36S,t70 ga oG tSi Rei bpiIfct or
nsiagtiRt 1 Rci for bpcr 5000 Su.
NeS frcmmcSc Eiur.
3c u~oenIan6ite aorrcipouoeHtcr
fuIatc meS mcgcu SrttereSie @raipen,
beoerne Der / 9pen taoor, ifriuer "ai
tcupoltcn" Den 1ibe. Slcre al Dem
iaaeS / @aIglofnIrrnC baubc 6ormio.
Saa % Gftrrmibbag, og @Ci0lfniu.
gems SptrUSeu bar @ieuitonO for
Gpmcrtiombc6 iii ITO pad oer IDic
WorQen. @i bsrte fra nnc Sol0 llo'
toteIier, Tom bar prGgeoe at Spmpa'
tbi SntereSie, 8ermoring og &eipeft
for hen 8eberifeIie, 9o og Groeu,
iom prRgeSe @egipenbeoeR al oc
Stemmcuoe.
&igbenbaoH. - Get ritrgett.
oe SSo, hpormcS RorgcS 3olf ignnr
crfIRre0e ltniorenS SplgStiua for
en- R6Spenbiabeb, nil - ifrjOer oct
oanite 9Iob "8otittteu~ btipc bert
orer belle 8croeu oa 9ioe sen uorifc
Gotitif en- uimoOituaelig Stprfe.
Dfo6 Ell 5olteniIie, Ger uotuIcr ita
iaa mGgtig, fon Der life relics aluor'
lig Mo0itdno / Ell Gi0, Der i~orfaiter
% iorosmmrr national E~DQugspoIi.
til. Mtco Goqcn iadar err oerior
llnionsipsrgSmoaIet afgiort. Che
riae bar ioaet oct Bi~oneSburo, Oet
frGpe6e for at noe i'm Re6uirtHiug
til 6orboloetS afpiflina. Spno Der
Itaar tiiboge, fun life berebe 9auife
ligbeocr, nnnr DC 10 ooifiIte 60It bill
frrtiutte fin SiloGrctie / GrcS.
qonoon. 49, Zen beruPrenoa
gresic reScgier uofsrlig % pnn
iremtrGoenoe 9lao5 for afiteuuiu'
gems Reiultatcr / Norge. 0elta8cI'
len % G~niabeoeu freutbGDeS iom be.
unoringSpTrNig % ruoog iterre. er,S
uogcu fuuoe tGufe fig Nuligbeoen
Of. SeIpe ll0ial0et bar 6erintoo TIT
gen GperroifcIje. 9Iaoenes ariitia'
Observation-Disclosures fremhPUer Den
rationale 9egeiitring % beitriper Sc
gn9res iom mere bsimplt. mems DC
gGl0re mere Oenooig me- Itge bile
Taft toq aiife6 meo unioneu. 9e
icruoiiger Sen politiite uuicn afIsit
af en- SierterueS Linton. aitenbIa'
oeuc uot0ler set Saob. at RorOmTus
oeue oIOrig man ion Brrnb til at Tor
truSe llHiousoplsSuiugen.
Berlin. - QiitemniHaens Gre
iultdt her bar pPret uentet mco itor
Snteresie. YresieR f~relnbpuer Den
itorarteoe GeItogelie % ben bam'
6riHgspProi9e rationale GHigheo
iom ell sGre for ROrge % BETS Hal
bGHgtgbeos Ststte.
Stocfbolm. De ipenife
Blade ifriper / en- meget grGtten 30.
ne ON llSiaIoet al 5olteaiitemninger
/ Rorge. 9e merer, set mon ifploes
ct tpraHHiit BreS ira DC itureuoes 81.
DC. Sc fjenSer life til, al AiitemniH.
gen - iom ale poiitiife gaIg / Nor
ge - ioregif ~bemmeIigt. iaa set bar
abiolut umuttgt az uosoe uoget sreS.
Rarp - @dR Ceres Simmer meS
pdrmt Rnnb. Sc trGuger gu SlobsSoa
= - 49,. - 49, h.msn.ra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01


nen 6eitoS al G~orinonoen for bette
sanosforbino. Grf. @ina arog, Ae.
prGienianter for &oinoeitemmeretS-
iorcuinsen, 6rf. Mime Sclien % 5ru
Hoana @ielien. og for apinOciags-
foreninpen arn Mngoi glebr, 6ru
Gecilic arog % 6rsfen anna SpoS-
lei.
6refen arog oherrnfte aoresien
til StortbingsprRiiocnt @eruer meo
feIgenbe Orb:
"S6et hi ~operrGffer be norifs
Observation-Disclosures aoresie, gisr
b opmerfipm pao, at Den reprGien.
terer De forifieIisfte Girfefreoie.
SamfuubSIng % Snnosbsle. De iaa
0age nt bar arbeioet meo ocn. bor oi
fnact nperp9loenbe Gionesbnro ON
SanObeoen at anresieus Orb, at
9oinoerne og Sjemmcue itaur bag.
8i apin6er tiIbsrer life Oct norIte
8elaerfolf % fan life lGgge bort
|Sa ! nrnen, men pi tilbsrer oct
norife Solf 90 bar oerior Sob til at
ubtule Dor Z a I paa oenne Gtaofg.
i%teliens Sag. Gt retter benne Saf
til Rorges Stortbing. vi tatfer for.
boob Der er iulbbprbet inbtil ibag, ni
er Ipffelige ober at tiIbsre ct 8olf,
iom ifal itaa meo iuIb Srtbeo og
liafbGuaigbeo blonot Nntioncrne.
90 Vi gl9oer os til bcn tore arbeioS.
bag, Tom MI fommer. vi ifnl life
bare Ieoiae, % hi ifaI life loigte, III
ifal arbeibe utrGttelig for bort 2aro,
for bort 8otf. so Ri peb, at Scr
- / set HDe Rorae - bill cgiaa hi
noa Dor fuIoe &et % SribeS, Ser
'fal osiaa nt pptages bfanot oct nor
tie SoIaeriolf % faa &et til at ii9e
bort Sa iii oIt. iom err til @aou for
port bprebare 5pbrelan6, til Bpru
for Rorges 6ribeo os Ret."
Seputationen began fla herefter til
StotSroaoSoGreIiet, hpor ben bIep
mo6tagct at ltbenriosmiuiiter Sop.
luno, StntSroaoerne @rctanber, Sa.
9erup Bull, 2ebmfrbl, gotbner, Sls.
ion 90 Chr. anuofen.
Sr. SCOTLAND ptrehe fin Saf for
aoresfen % ttffsieoe bianbt aubet:
ger er enhnn mango 8apifeligbe0er
at ~coerbitoe % baarbe Sfipr at Fla.
re. Wen SpinoerneS SptrpScu /
oenne Sio og beres ubmerfeoe SoIb.
ming | @p 90 @pgS life miubit
ioog - bar al flor 2proi 90 til
Stprfe 90 @eileonino for BENT iom
bnpbe anioaret. StatsminiIteren tpi.
Ieoe berfor life paa, of benne Gag,
Der Dor ioa im,,ft ct @tao I oen nor.
ffe Siitorie, ogiaa biIoe bibraee mGs.
tia til at ifaffe apitiSerne Sen Het,
0sr f,r,,fFo =, s,,,;,,,.t,n,
Wpbtngelie bar oe6 1,30.Sibeu forbi.
ave S""oet'
Yen laoe Wight bleo - lt8elom
S~trtlttafla = ooer beie Sanoet Ell
0e'ton9 SroetS beoiie getpofttttg,
Ell Sa9' lom Dar 9l@oef De gornle al
fi'line fage n'eo' % tom De l'1ge al
orig oil 9leflrile. Yer pdr bollet en-
9stfto oner oert af1terlnii'g, boorttl
DC nor'te %Gl9ere l8aar falofes, TOM
oi diortg intltoeS ! port poltttlte Slp
Of pane Jet Sloe1tgtte III. Zen giaoe
St'erothl9Deo, oen ~eneltaaeloe Gam
ore9t'8eeo o9 trefntoraif oen lterte
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES par ooeralf 'af
1tne ltIeftfte'te Sionllter, lcm Seroen
o9'oa Spefi9e' meo euer moo fut
Sttle tnoa beilllore.
Soeralt bar St'erotitgbeoer 9tpet
l'9 uoliag. Samp)Flbe % g'otorbao'
DC lait9s apIteIt % paa Sroloerne
bar oeiororet De Sternmeberettt8eoe
gratis til Satglteoerne. Yaa mango
Sfeoer bar So9nmGnoette lttaet Se'
lie og Sogne I'll gratis StSpo'ltlon
Tor @airle 90 Sod9e' Der bpor 8etelt
par pGref lang III Hriierne. G8 gag
ferere % ST9er bar nIllpet I'll me0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01

eumaFineu sSuspsnasRs par ,ss mscte
get for IGuee TNeu, % req ipuss rtstts sess
ON ben / ale Sels. Zen gaar lst % arbei-
Der soot. 3 Brast 50 eentA cline De-
xsfeH- 6lauorssG z. TAI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01
correspondence

Aerrsisprsaneer Heen. sscsu % slsresfe taaes IRE
est ntHofte eeuFpn til. be tlir ifss ensau3 sieH'
rcmlrite AZ Icsattisren. gftuust oil life biiOs
pientltaeiurt, mebmiaor. beofuuttcrot aerre'
iptnosm gntfer bet. men Rsoattionea fIlaa bape
siapaet % g~tbresitu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01

Tars - @afi Ceres Simmer msS
parmt gnnb. Sc truuger GU SlooaSrs
mic. bill tilraaSe lem at tnce SoliiterS
Rpttp RountaiH Sed. Zen iornriper alt
ISiiRt. 80 Gents. Sbe eter Gabletter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01
prGmisboe for l9o4-t9o5.

Sl1or uye Prrmisboe for roo4-Ioos
o8T5 sr m faroie ira GrYffsrist. Oct
er esu IoSs ! Rrffcn al etsfe popnkFrs
2Iarbsger, CO ocus Juobolo er tige faa
rigboISist ufpsrIsres % iuterrsfant fom
Ssns foraiTugeres. Fer er Oct:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01

s Stortbinset mootog S~tortbings.
prpiibent gerner OF Heg~jerinsenS
beroRrenSe 1eoIemHter Gl. | en- Dc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01

s belle 2ou0ct bIep ser oiaipet
36S, no ga oQ 1874 Rei bpiIfct cr
nsiagtiat 1 Rci for beer 5000 Su.
Evening star., 1905-10-15

l have six others, you know; but the largest of
them hasn't one-third the diameter of this.
1T is wonderful" l said, and l glad you
have it. must own it frightens little"
THAT is because of its perfection" said Chris
label simply. Absolute fawless perfection al
ways is awesome. And when it is combined with
perfect, faultess beauty, it is the ultimate per-
fection of a material thing
But 1 thought you liked crystals because of
their weird supernatural influence over you, said
That is effect, not a cause" Christabel re-
piled. Ultimate perfection is SO in
periences that its existence perorce produces con-
sequences so rare as to be dubbed weird and super
natural. But | must not gaze at my crystal longer
now, or l shall forget that it is my wedding day.
m not going to look at it again until after return
from my wedding trip and then, as l tell Laurence,
he will have to share my affection with his wedding
gift to me-
Christabel gave the crystal long parting look, and
then away to don her wedding gown "Elinor :"
she called over her shoulder, she neared her own
door, IN leave my crystal in your special care.
See that nothing happens to it while I'm away
Trust mel" l called back gaiy, and then went
in search of my sister bridesmaids
The morning after the wedding began rather later
than most mornings. But at last all were seated
at the brealfast-table and enthusiastically dis
cussing the events of the night before 1t seemed
strange to be there without Christabel, and Mrs.
Evening star., 1905-10-15

her face said: Mrs. Farland do you know any
thing about Miss Christabel's glass ball? 1t isn't
in the present-roo1n
No. said Mrs. Farland but l suppose Mr.
Haley put it in the safe with the silver and ewelry
Il don't think SO, ma am for he asked me was
he to take any of the cut glass; and told him you
had said only the silver and gold, ma am
But that crystal isn't cut glass Katy; and it's
valuable than all Miss Christabels silver gifts
put together
'Oh, my is it, a'am? Well then, won't you
please if it's all right for m worried about it"
l wish l could describe my feelings at this mo-
ment Have you been in imminent danger
of fearful catastrophe of any kind and while with
all your heart and soul you hoped it might be
averted, yet there little, tiny, hidden i'm
pulse Of your mind that craved the excitement of
the disaster? Perhaps it is only an ignoble nature
that have this experience, or there may be
partial excuse for in the fact that l afflicted
with what sometimes is called the detective in
stinct." l say afflicted, for l well know that any,
one else who has this particular mental bias will
agree with me that it far more annoyance
than satisfaction.
Why, one morning when l met Mrs Van Allen
in the market, said: It's too bad your waitress
had to go out of town to attend the funeral of
near relative when you expecting company
to luncheon" And she as angry as could be-
and called me impertinent busybody
P,,+ boJ Ja5,-
Evening star., 1905-10-15

l arrived the afternoon before the wedding day,
and found the family and guests drinking tea in
the library. Two other bridesmaids were there,
Alice Fordham and Janet White with both of
whom l slightly acquainted. The men, how
ever except Christabel's brother Fred, were
strangers to me, and were introduced Mr. Rich
mond who was to be usher; Herbert Gay
neghbor, who chanced to be calling; and Mr. Wayne,
the tutor of Christabel's younger brother Harold.
Mrs Far1and there too, and her welcoming
words to me were sweet and cordial Christabels
The party was in frivolous mood and as the ests
and laughter grew more hilarious, Mrs. Farland
declared that she would take the bride-elect away
to her for quiet rest, lest she should not
appear at her best the next day.
Come with me, Elinor," said Christabe to me,
and will show you my wedding gifts. -
Together went to the room set apart for the
purpose and many whte-draped tables l saw
displayed the gorgeous profuson of silver glass and
bric-ab brac that of the chief component
parts of wedding of to-day
| had gone entirely through my vocabulary of
ecstatic adjectives and beginning again,
when we came to small table which held only
wedding gift
That is the gem of the whole collection said
Christabel, with happy smile, not only because
Laurence gave it to me, but because of its intrinsic
perfection and rarity"
l looked at the bridegroom's gift in some sur
Evening star., 1905-10-15

it all from her glove.
You see, she had on one
brand = new black kid
glove, and the other,
though crumpled up in
her hand, l could see
never had been on at all.
So | knew that she would
mt start to market early
IN the morning with such
gloves if she had any sort of
half-worn black ones at all.
And | knew that she had
given away her next best
pair recently-it must
have been the night be-
fore, or she would have
tried them on sooner; and
as her cook is an enormous
woman, l was sure that
she had given them to her
waitress. And why would
she, unless the maid was
going away in great haste?
And what would require
such a condition of things
except a sudden call to a
funeral? And it must
have been out of town, or
she would have waited
until morning, and then
she could have bought
black gloves for herself.
And it must have been a
near relative, to make the
case so urgent. And L
knew that Mrs. Van Allen
expected luncheon guests,
because her fingers were
stained from pairing ap-
pies; and why would she
pare her own apples so
early in the morning ex-
cept to assist the cook in
some hurried prepara-
Evening star., 1905-10-15

Farland said that l must
stay until the bridal pair
returned, for she couldn't
get along without a daugh-
ter of some sort.
This remark made me
look anywhere rather than
at Fred Farland, and so |
Chanced to catch Harold's
eye. But the boy gave
me such an intelligent,
mischievous smile that |
actually blushed and was
covered with confusion.
lust at that moment
Katy the parlor-maid came
into the dining-room, and
with an anxious expression
Evening star., 1905-10-15
NJ all the unexpected
pleasures that have
come into my life, |

think perhaps the greatest
was when Christabel Far
land asked me to be brides
maid at her wedding.
l always had liked Christ
abel at college, and though
we hadn't seen much of
each other since we were
graduated, l still had a
strong feeling of friendship
for her, and besides that l
was glad to be one of the
merry house party gath
cred at Farland Hall for
the wedding festivities.
Evening star., 1905-10-15

prise. Instead OF the con-
ventional diamond sum
burst or heart-shaped
brooch, / saw a crystal
ball as large as a fair
sized orange.
I knew of Christabel's
fondness for Japanese
crystals and that she had
a number of small ones of
varying qualities; but this
magnificent specimen fair
ly took my breath away.
1t was poised on the top
of one of those wave
crests, which the artisans
seem to think appro-
priately interpreted in
wrought-iron. Now, |
haven't the same subtle
sympathy with crystals
that Christabel always
has had; but still this
great, perfect, limpid
sphere affected me strange
ly. l glanced at it at first
with a calm interest; but
as | continued to look |
became fascinated, and
soon found myself obliged
(if l may use the express
ionl to tear my eyes away.
Christabel watched me
curiously. "Do you love
it too?" she said, and then
she turned her eyes to
the crystal with a rapt
and rapturous gaze that
made her appear lovelier
than ever. Wasn't it
dear of Laurence?" she
said. "He wanted to give
me jewels of course; but
| told him that | would
rather have this big crys-
tai than the Koh-i-nur.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-09-07
This is a Fraction Less Than 20
Cents a Day for a Beautifd
New Piano of Richest
TonaI Qualities.
The Offer is Limited Entirely to
This Week. Come Tonight OF
Tomorrow. Don't Delay a
Minute. Store is Open
Every Night Until 8
O'clock, at 3O6
Main Street

In order to make this factory price
sale of good pianos, the biggest ever
conducted in Kenosha or vicinity We
will offer this week some of the most
remarkable piano bargains ever of
fered to any people.
A regular new $265 eastern made
upright piano, pretty but plain case
reliable quality, fully guaranteed viii
go this. week for $50. Terms $40 cash
SIS month.
A number of new $500 eastern made
upright pianos, beautiful oak and wal
nut cases, thoroughly reliable, are now
offered this week for $185. Terms SIS
cash, SIS month
Ten new $325 upright pianos, full
size, guarantee for ten years, will gc
this week to first Corners at The re-
markab1e low figure of $40, incladiug
stool and scarf free, and delivery tq
any part of the city or vicinity
Terms SIS cash, balance So month
A new 1915 upright piano, strictly
high grade, beautiful tone, case
slightly damaged during transit, wih
be sold to first conner for $3.50. Terms
SIS cash, s month. This is a great
bargain. Call and see it.
Great bargains in fine new Cabinet
Grand upright pianos of the highest
grade. Those that sell regularly at
$500, $425, a$45O, $475, $500, going this
week at $285, $50, 1885, $3.50, 1855
Terms SIS to S25lsdown, balance IS to
$40 month.
We have lin our storerooms at the
present time the greatest assortment
of good pianos ever shown in Kes4o-
sha, viz: Mason and Hamlim, Conowerx
Gable, Kingsbury, Wellington, au6
other makes. All these different
pianos are distinguished by some
special feature. The workmanship ia
each is of a superior character and
every one of these pianos is Of a
design calculated to please the inteIli-
gent buyer.
Remember that the number Of
pianos that we are offering at this
sale is limited and is growing less
every day. If you intend to take adj
vantage of the opportunity to save
500 or more on a high grade piano
you must act quickly. 1t is certainly
a chance that you cannot afford to
miss. We.invite you to come to our
storeroom tonight or tomorrow and
look them over, whether you wish to
buy or not. Your credit is good no
r1a++er what MIA no Won NAV Se1acf
Old instruments taken in exchange
in part payment for new. Car fare
refunded in full to out of town buyers.
Store open overnight until 9 O'Clock
Gomez Come! Come!
C.EG.ESCHULZE, 800 Main ST.
E. ]. 'ADAMsoN, manufacturer
representative, conducts sale.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-09-07
Pleasant Prairie.

The entertainment and sociable tc
be given by the Epworth League will
be held at the church on Friday even
ing, Sept. IS. Admission zoe which
includes both entertainment and re-
| freshments.
Mrs. George Miller and daughter
Genevieve of Forest Glen, Chicago,
and Mrs. L. R. Fink and little daugh-
ter of Kenosha were guests of Mrs.
Lieber on Wednesday last.
Miss Leo1a Boyce, of Milwaukee,
was the guest of Mrs. Frederick Bar
ter over Sunday. s
Miss Eva Gilbert, of Libertyville,
ILL.,, is the guest of Mrs. Richard
Reynolds.
Mrs. Anderson and son Julian, who
have been visiting in Platteviite for
three weeks, returned home the latter
part of the week. Ralph Anderson
will remain in P1attevi11e to attend
school the coming year.
Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Baer, of Keno.
sha, were guests of Mrs. Brenneman
during the week,
Rev. and Mrs. White entertained
friends from Waterloo during the
week.
School will open next Monday with
the same teachers as last year.
Mrs. c. F. Miller and children, of
Kenosha, were Pleasant Prairie Wis
itors on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Mathews, of Silver Lake, and
Miss Wors1ey, of Sylvania, were
guests of Mrs. F. D. Barter over Sun
daY.
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but they believed that it will run into
millions of dollars In Baku alone.
A dispatch from Tifi1s says: The
whole of the southeast Caucasus Is
now terrorized by Tartars Refugees
are pouring in here from Baku, Eliza
bethpol, and Shusha.
Complete details of the ARRAY Of
Kishnief are still lacking. The num-
Der of dead remains to be established.
The number of persons injured is given
In one dispatch as twenty six severely
and fortysix slightly wounded.
Elizabethpol, Caucasus, Sept. g.
Sanguinary fighting has taken place
between Tartars and Armenians in the
village of Khankend
Kutais, Caucasus, Sept GA con,
tiict between mobiles and peasants took
place in the village of Grandlet. Eleven
persons were killed or wounded.
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Miss Cora Daniels is entertaining
her friend, Miss Mamie Molitor Of
Chicago.
Miss Ida Rafferty, returned to Keno.
sha Tuesday after spending several
days with her parents.
DR.. ]. F. Mcdonald and wife, and
Arthur Mooney, of Chicago, came Out
to attend the Old Settlers picnic al
Paddock's lake.
Mrs. E. r. Sherman, of Evanston.
visited relatives here Friday and Sat.
urday of last week.
Miss Lizzie Runyard, of Antioch,
was the guest of Mrs. w. ]. Sears
last week.
Miss Lulu Hartne11 commenced her
school in Dist. No. 3 Tuesday.
Miss Julia Weber, of Chicago, is
spending her vacation at home.
Harry B1ackman and wife, OF
Honey Creek, were guests at Henry
Rhodes Friday.
Mrs. Peter Reiter entertained heg
cousins, John Spieker and wife, OF
Burlington, Saturday.
Chas. Winke and family spent Sun
day at Chas. Rasch's in Wi1mot.
Thomas Martin and wife enter.
tanned Chas. Brandes and family over
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Dixon spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Monroe Wicks OF
Salem.
Lewis Sherman and son Harvey are
visiting relatives at E1gin this week.
Fred Winke and wife, and Mrs.
Hotz returned Tuesday morning after
several weeks visit at Adrian, MINI.
Chas. H. Rhodes had the misfor-
tune to fall from tree and fracture
his collar bone one day last week.
DR.. Prouty of Burlington is attend
ing him.
George Dixon and Miss Laura Buck
land were quietly married last Thurs
day at Waukegan. They will make
their home at Union Grove. Their
many friends extend congratulations