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The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Mask Party Given.

mask party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas B. Felter. OF Sl3 f street
northeast. Wednesday evening at their
home The affair was given in honor OF
, the eighteenth birthday Of their son
Albert. Games were played during tie
evening anI music was furnished by
an orchestra. The house was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion. Albert
Felter received many handsome pres
ents during the c. .ening The follow
ing were ansang those present: Mr. and
Mrs Thomas p. Felter, Mrs. Grove, the
Misses Nellie Downey, Harriet Ment-
somery. Annie Mcdonald, Clara Mont
gomery. Emma Mcdaniel, Ida Wolf.
Clara Wolf. Katie Rocket. Ruth FeIter.
Nellie Mackley. Edith Mackley. Bessie
Wilson, Chloe McFaH, Virgie Dobson.
Bertha Spar. Edith Levitt, Mamie
Young. Clyde Felter, Albert Felter. Ellis
McClees, Reade Lowe. Charles Potts.
Kenneth Malcolm. Charles Votland,
Samuel Pitts, Arthur Criddle, John
Rocket, Frank Payntsr. Frank Kay
Hugo Kicker. John Salb, Henry Hanlon.
Harry Thomas. Sylvan Felter. Harry
Wood. Uriel Davis. and Myer Davis.
\ permit has been granted to Susan
f Kaufman 10 build a two-story brick
dwelling at OIL Twelfth street north
east The architect will be Charles c..
Lynch and the builder G.. II. Lloyd. The
cost is estima ted at 1900
The members Of the Willing Work.
ers' Club, of Perseverance Lodge. No.
>. were entertained at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Frear. 22S Eighth
street northeast Monday evening last
The evening was spent in games and
do
The program was in charge Of Mrs.
Emma c. Corbey. Among those pres
ent were l. L Corbey, Mrs L L Cor
bey, r. H Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Rolf Master Richard z Corbey. Mrs.
Emma 5. COrbey, Mrs. Katherine
Wood, George NJ. AtaH. John c. Fos-
ter. l. w Russell. H V Keiser. ths
Misses Anna Tennyson. Goldfe E. Mil
Ter. Kate Swearengen. Blanch Men,
LOttie Neff. Eta E Weber. Louise 8,
Hoffman, Eta Clements, Louise Han
over. Lillian. Clara. and Cecile Saylez.
William II F1emming. H r. Boynton,
Mr. R H Frear. Mrs NJ. J. Fraar, Mrs.
J. r. Hanover. Mrs. c. F. Jack. Oscar
F. Lewis. w. B. COlclesser, Mrs. c,
Fuchs, Miss Jennie Wood. Mr.. John
Bryson. Mrs J. Bryson. Miss Laura
Bryson. Mr. John Matheny. Mrs. J.
Matheney.
The funeral OF Eli ]. DuvaII took
place Saturday. and funeral services
over the remains of the deceased were
held at his late residence. $50 Third
street northeast, at II o'clock. Rev. G.
? Peters, assistant rector of ST.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church.
conducted ihe services. The pail
bearers We're NJ J. Harmon. r. O.
Wright. c. s Eilgour, f. Banks, R. a.
Steadman. and r. II. Farnum Inter
ment was IN Congressional Cemetery
Mrs A. X. Williams announces the
marriage Of her daughter. Tina r
Williams. TO Mr.. Earl Y. Phelps Mr.
and Mrs. Phelps will be at home IOi
Jary l. 1906
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Commissioners Installed

The new members or the board OF
county commissioners, elected at the
last election, were installed last Tues
DAY. The board was organized bv the
election Of Charles O. Griffith. presi-
dent; Robert G. Hilton. tho present in
ciimbeut, clcrk: John \. Garrett. as
sistant clerk, and Charles w. PRETTY
man. counsel The retiring members.
william IL Griffith. OF the First dis
lIict. PhiiIp B. Souder. Of the Second
dastrict. and :. y. Lyddane of the
Fifth district. leave tho hoard with n
splendid record. An order was paSsod
by the board directing their attorney
TO enter srit against all delinquent ex-
tax collectors
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Elder Daniels Returns.

Elder h. c. Russell returned to his
home on Carroll avenue last Friday. He
reports an interesting meeting at the
Congress Of Church Federation. which
was held i'm New York city
Elder A C. Daniels returned to his
home on Blair road. after a profitable
meeting with the medical convention.
which was held in Lincoln. Neb. last
week
Last Thursday evening Prof and Mrs
Wilkinson received at their home on
Umatilla street a number of the stu
dents and faculty of the Washington
Training College The evening was
pleasantly spent in games. literary. and
musical program. Refreshments were
served. Those present were President
and Mrs. j. W. Lawhead, DR. G.. RI.
Heald and wife. Prof w A Colcord
and wife, Prof. Walton John, Prof and
Mrs. Derby. Mrs. NJ. II. Tuxford Miss
Carrie Scott. Of Washington: Mr. and
Mrs. Holmes. Miss Clawson Mr. Van
Alta Messrs. De Moody. Gallon. BaX-
ter. Chilson. Genther. Gilmore. Froom.
Heunage Killen. Manuel Morris Percy.
Phillips. Prener. Rockwell. Spanzen-
berg. Townsend. Warner. and West
brook. and Misses Clifford Eaton,
Cockrell. Duke. Harris, Holmes Hiett,
Johnson Neff. Palmer, Purdham. Scott.
Sheridan. Russell. Thompson, Tucker.
Tucker. Watson, Worrall. and Welsh,
Mrs. Chilson, Mrs. Greer. and Mrs.
Spanzenberg Their home was bril-
liantly lighted. and a most delightful
time was spent All felt they would not
forget soon their Thanksgiving even
ing Of 1905
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Northeast
w WaShing ngton.

In honor OF the High View PIeasure
Club Mr. and Mrs. VanGershaaf enter
tained a large number Os club members
AT their home i2z0 NJ street northeast.
thursday evening. Progressive euchrs
was played during the evening and
prizes won by Mr. and Mrs John II.
breeht and Mrs. Nanderschaaf Re
treshments we're served
me following were present: AIr. anf
Mr.. NandeIschaaf. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells.
MT and Mr.. Arthur Bennett. Mr.. and
Mrs John Brecht Mrs NJ. Armstrong.
Mrs NJ Murphy the Misses Irene
brown, Carrie Laurenson. Ella Lauren
son. u. Sweeney. May Kelley. Messrs.
II. Eoerie. +. X. Plant. \. J. Davis.
Ohailes Ross. and w. w. Kelley.
ne regular meeting of the Washing
'oh branch of the Theosophicai Society
was held at the Headquarters of the or
eah'zation. on Capitol Hin. Sunday
evening The Wednesday evening class
c"nuhued the study Of ancient wisdom.
Ishlns for the topic the Heaven
"orid. The Friday evening class cor
.lnuea the study in Consciousness.
's,hihs ior the topic Emotion"
george Brahler has transferred Jot
p square SS2, Fifth street northeast.
Hardy 'i''i ma .
More than hundred couples we're
present at the second dance Of the
nlohthly series being given by the
AioySius Club this season. The second
"ance was given Wednesday evening
ana proved TO be a big success from
every point OF view 1t was desirasts5
as the 'chrysanthemum'' dance ana
the faForite fan flower was evids,t
greatly assisting in tho decoration 80
the large hall The December dance
VII be called the holly dance
The members Of Chapter B.. p T. q
met at the home OF Mrs Swfnb,;rn sfs
sixth street northeast, Wednesday ar
'ernoon An entertaining paper was
read ~ Mrs Kingsley. who took for
her IoD1c state Names. Nickrames- and
Notices In continuing the study of
the charts OF the city. Mrs. Judson de-
sc7bed the Florence Crittentou Homo
ami Training School Several visitors
Were present. among them Mrs. Samms.
Mrs Callendine. and Miss Rainey-
reception to Chapter A and other mem
bers of the p. Z. O. IN the city will
be given next month ar the residence
Of the president, Mrs. ". Z. Andrews.
l225 Yale street northwest
The property at 127 Massachusetts
avenue northeast. has been transferred
IRON, Amelia Bennett to Gerardo Tassa
Raymond Myers. a fourteen-vear-old
boy. who lives at 4S7 Tenth street north
east eoilided with carriage while
riding 4 bicycle Thursday morning. He
was pretty badly cut about one of his
ears
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
SoUbsad aSllington.

Camp No s. Patriotic Order Sons of
America. held an enthusiastic meeting
at its hall, 209 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. patriotism and historical
data being the theme Of the speakers
during the evening.
A musical and literary entertainments
was given by members of the Mems
Club" OF Trinity NJ. r Church. Fifth
ana streets southeast An interesting
program was given and large audience
attended After the program, DR.. Frank
NJ Bristol, Of the Metropolitan NJ L.
Churcll made an address. giving a num-
Der OF humorous selections from James
w Riley and Ben King. A violin solo
was given The affair was voted sue
cess financially
"chocolature" and musical was given
at st. Marks Parish Hall. The Ladies'
Aid Society was in charge w B. Tr-ott.
Miss LuXcrs. Mrs. Braden. Miss Bram-
bic and others were the talent of the
evening Chocolate and waters were
served by the little girls of the parish
refreshments were sold by the ladies.
me proceeds of which is 10 go toward
the nail for St. Marks p. E Church
Mrs Stilson Hutchins entertained
twenty-five blind persons and an unusu-
ally large number of visitors I'm room
NO IN the Congressional Library. Mrs
Hutchins sang many selections Of Eng
liSh and n number of French songs
which delighted the audience.
samuel w. Dietrick 500 Fifth street
noutheast, has gone to Pittsburg, owing
70 the Illness Of his mother. OF that
place
Miss Kitty Hungerford. of Charles
county. Md. is visiting Miss VVinifred
Hutchins. 63l North Carolina avenue
southeast
Mrs II II Robe-soo of ooa ~,
Carolina avenue. Is in New York for .
STAY "
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Octogenarian's Death.

Mrs. Margaret McCallister. eighty
years old. and a welI-known resident of
Southeast, died at the residence of her
daughter. zoo h street
Benjamin Mcdonald. SO c street
southeast. is very i'll at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Burgess. PAP
Twelfth street southeast. lost their liz
tie daughter. Kathrine, aged four years.
Pau! Bradshaw has returned from A
cunning trip. Mr.. Bradshaw's game
bag WAS one OF the largest of the sea-
son.
The Rev. W L. Devries. pastor OF St.
Marks p e Church. Third and A
streets southeast, is in Baltimore. Md
where he WAS suddenly called owing to
the -teath of his aunt.
The young ladies of St Katherine's
Guild donated a Thanksgiving dinner 10
the poor Of the parish
Miss Mildred Burgess gave a party at
her nome, 81 { street southeast, on
Thanksgiving Games were PLAYED and
refreshments were served
The Mems cab. OF ST Marks r T.
Church, southeast, viii give n nusica Ie
on Tuesday at Naval Lodge Han.
The Ladies Auxiliary met in the par
i-h hall on Wednesday
Or. and Mrs. KingSman. of Canit,I
Hlll. are spending several days in Phil
adelphia.
DR.. W. S. Coppage is visiting friends
IN southern Maryland.
John + Van Horn, hfty-One years old
bOokbinder. 543 Fourteenth stree
southeast. while hunting for birds in a
s'!n on tie Eastern branch. near the
wolhhouse- was accidentally shot in tho
shoulder by his son Chester. His uppcr
left arm was shattered and IL tx thongbt
anputalion viii be necessary With ths
gun IN his hands the boy stood uD i'm
IN" shin 10 fire AT bird as he ala "a
the boat lurched. and the shot took
nnnN nj
An enjoyable dance was given nj tho
I:oudcun. on East Capitol street, on
! hanksgiving by a number OF young
people IN Southeast.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Rockville

DR.. Henry Runner. OF Newark. Del. has
accepted call TO the pastorate OF
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
at Kensington. this county. and will
assume charge the first of the year
Mrs. Emma \. Fink, of PooIesville.
this county, has secured an absolute
divorce from her husband. Clarence p.
Fink, former resident OF Frederick
county, but now Of Troy. Ohio. Their
only child. Bradford. a boy. was given
into the custody OF the mother.
Mrs. Mira Maught, widow of the late
John Maught. died last Monday morn
ing at her home near Montrose. aged
c'ghty-three years. \ son and daugh-
ter survive her.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03

the home OF Marion Duckett II,
Bladensburg on Monday morning Tb.
fire was feeding on the dry grass aoo
leaves. and was spreading radidIv when
an inmate OF the Duckett home turned
in the alarm The fire Iaddyes respor,l-
ed with their usual promptness. and ba,,
little trouble in putting out the fra
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
.aKOTllaTark

The Takoma Club and Library mot
last Monday evening In the rooms OF
the association. under the direction of
Benjamin @. Davis. chairman OF the en-
tertainment committee. The members
were entertained by debate between
Louis Shoemaker and f. V. Wilcox.
representing simple life, and Col.
Charles Heaton and Clarence Smith.
representing strenuous life.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Sleeper closed
their summer home last Wednesday. to
go to Washington to spend the winter.
Elder W a. Spicer. of Chestnut ave
nuC. has returned to his home after n
short stay in Nova Scotia
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Union Thanksgiving Service.

\ union Thanksgiving service was
held by the Northeast Ministerial AS
sociation last Thursday morning at IL
O'Clock in Douglass NJ E Church.
Eleventh and II streets northeast. The
sermon was preached by Rev R r.
Riedel, pastor OF the Maryland Avenue
Baptist Church The church and their
pastors. who took part in the servics,
We're; Centennial Baptist. Rev. A. K
Wright; Maryland Avenue. h. r. Rte-
del; metropolitan, Rev. J. q. Ball:
Nlnth street Christian Rev E 3.
Bagby. Fifth CongreEa tional. Rev ID.
". Montgomery. Keller Memorial
Lutheran. Rev. E II. Butler; Douglas
NJ Z, Rev. G. =. Bacon: North Capitol.
street NJ. r, Rev. II. NJ. Rider; Ep-
worth NJ. r, South, Rev D. L Blake
more.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Engagement Announced.

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Corporation Attorney
Iardner l.. Boothe TO Miss Eleanor
harrison Carr. daughter OF Mrs Joseph
Carr. of Newport News. The marriage
VIII take place in Washington. Feb
ruary J.
MISS Della Gibson and Gordon Brown
were married at the parsonage OF the
FIRST Baptist Church. last week. by Rev.
p=. Fisher. the pastor
The Washington times., 1905-12-03

The constitution makes it compulsory to
meet annually with as many more
meetings rs desired. Addresses were
made by President r. w. Sylvester, of
the Maryland Agricultural College. and
several farmers from each county.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY
Remarkable Experience of Minnea.
polls Woman Who is Being Cured
by Strange New Medicine

A recent letter from Mrs. Frank OF
son, 1649 Marshall St. 8. H., Mime.
apolis, MINI tells of most remark.
able epxe, fence With newly dis:ov.
cred medicine. According to her
statement Mrs Olson declared that
her daughter mad a violent case If
epilepsy and had been suffering for
some time.
The terrible disease was gradually
Tightening ITS deadly grip upon the
victim and nothing was overlooks I'D
that could be done to check it's course
but in spite of all the young woman
did not improve.
When Mr.. L. T Cooper, the we'll
known philanthropist, visited Mime.
apolis with his New Discovery Medi-
cines and was curing the very worst
cases of Nervousness. Blood Diseases,
Kidney and Stomach Trouble, Ca
tarrh, Deafness and even Paralysis
Mrs. Olson determined to have her
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08

daughter try them. Regarding the
strange csse she s'id: my daughter
hau taken the medicine only rne
week when We noticed marked i'm
prove ment. She became more cDeerfal
and more hopeful than she had BEEN
fur a long time and I am confident
thar she will soon be entirely free
from the awful affliction. We con-
slider Cooper's New Discovery our
best friend.''
Cooper's New Dis ,overy STRENGTHENS
the nerves and quickly corrects all
nervous dis orders T awful epilepsy.
which IN most cases is the result of
overstrained and wrecked nervous sys-
tenn, can be prevented by the timely
use of this new medical discovery.
Cooper's New Discovery sells for
one dollar per bottle Cooper's Quick
Relief, the assistant remedy, costs
fifty cents. Both can be obtained in
Little Falls only of L. D. Brown
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08
RICE Lake

Lee. -. A. Savage, carrier on
Route No. 8, failed to appear Wednes-
day and Saturday.
There is not much travel on the
hlce Lake road now on account of
the deep snow.
Miss Common, teacher in District 2,
spent Thanksgiving in Royalton.
Frank Love Of Bellevue was here
Tuesday.
Charles Arndorf came up from st.
Benedict, Iowa, Monday and is look.
lug after his farm.
Little Falls visitors Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. henry Love and Fl.
tsaacsOn.
Tom Rouse and son Rollin visited
at Henry Loves Sunday.
Henry Love and Charles Arndorfer
hauled grain to Royalton Tuesday.
William Lamb took a load of grain
to Rovalton Monday.
Tom Lamb hauled wood from his
farm IN Dixviile Monday and Tues
day.
John Lamb went to Little Falls
Tuesday.
George Rouse came home from Da.
kota Tuesday to spend few days
with friends and relatives.
One Of Tom Lambs valuable horses
was very sick Tuesday.
Joe Rathbun passed through here
Tuesday on his way to Little Falls.
We hear Mrs. w. Love of Agram is
somewhat better.
Thomas Rouse helped Henry Love
butcher Wednesday,
Two men were up from st. Cloud
Monday to look at Chas. Arndorfer' g
stock and farm machinery with inten-
zion of buving.
Frank Ginther is hauling straw.
Frank Love was here Wednesday to
gee about renting Chas. Arndorfer 8
Rice Lake farm. We did not hear if
he was successful
Will and Tony Deere are hauling
hay from Rice LAKE this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08
GREEN PRAIRIE

Dec. -Mrs. Scott and son Lester
=. OF Nebraska, who have been visiting
relatives here for a few weeks, re-:
& turned to their home last week.
Misses Jessie Neill and Julia Oby
visited friends in Little Falls Monday
evening.
Leo Boyes, who has been visiting
at his uncle's e. Eckerson, for the
past week. returned to mis- home In
Royalton Friday. 4.
A number of young people spent a
very pleasant evening at r. NeiL's
Sunday evening.
Among those at the Falls Saturday
were Peter Andersen, G. Gedney, A.
Anderson, E. Eckerson and VIM.
Forseman.
r: Henderson is hauling hay to
Little Falls this week.
Misses Mary and Minnie Anderson
were the guests of Hilda Anderson
Sunday.
silas Henderson of Little Elk was
here Sunday.
Mr.. Mattson of Little Falls was
here Friday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peter.
son. Nov. goth. daughter.
Chas. Anderson, who has been Wis.,
itlng friends In Nebraska for two
months, returned to his home last
week.
Miss Regina Eckerson spent Thanks.
giving at home and returned to her
school in Belle Prairie SUNDAY.
Miss Elsie Edden returned home
from Belle Prairie Wedne sday.
Misses Pearl Eckerson and Minnie
Latture. returned home from Royal.
Con.
E. Eckerson butchered some hogs
for j. Jarvis Saturday.
Monroe, WASH, Transcript 1: Miss
Ida Geuthier has been confined to her
home with sickness for the past
week. She is improving and will
be able to be out ia few DAYS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08

Earl Wetzel was up from st. Thorn
az college for visit, and while here
made arrangements for basket ball
game between his college team and
Browns Business College, to take
place here some time in February.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08
!: RANDALL

Dec. 6.-There will be temperate,
lecture given by Miss Edith Jones OF
next Monday, Tueedav, and Wednes
day evenings in the Presbyterian
church. Monday night there will b.
an illustrated lecture Every
should go to hear the temperance
question discussed, as it is q pressius
one
Tim Treacy of Parker was one Of
the last to arrive from the western
harvest fields. He came during the
big storm aud Was on train that was
snow bound at one time for twelve
hours.
Miss Teresa Jasch e. of Parker has
returned from North Dakota, after
spending summer there. She also
had the pleasure of experiencing one
of the old time western billiards., but
has no desire to see another one.
Andrew Hiscock has just completed
the carpenter work on new house for
Mr.. Settler on section IL in Parker
They may talk about Dakota's bilz-
yards or being snow bound on the
train, but when q man gets out and
put on shingles, cornice and siding
any time during the last two weeks,
we'll. he can imagine he is not in the
Garden of Eden.
town and rumors have it that they
are the parties who are going to set
up the drills.
Mrs. Marion Churchill has gone to
Indiana to be present at the funeral
Of her mother, who died there few
days ago.
Eugene Thrall has returned from
Benifor, N. D.
MISS Annie Hegg Is teaching near
Pierz.
Miss Teresa Seibert of Clough IL
back from St. Paul.
Miss Lillian Pederson's birthday
was celebrated Thanksgiving at the
home of Chas Anderson.
Julius and Adolph Fregin Of Dur
and, Wis.,, new residents of Parker,
arrived.
Simon Berry brought deer with
him back from Kimberly
Section Foreman Chas Anderson is
again in charge here. after looking
after an extra gang at Little Falls
Dec. en-. Mueller has returned
to Glenwood after visiting his son
here.
Miss Eulalla Skooq accompanied
Miss Bessie on her return from Little
Falls. Miss Bessie is teaching in
tue Bates district
A. V. Mccarthy and q. Hollister
were in Little Falls Monday.
Mrs. A. V. Mccarthy returned to
her school near Royalton.
Miss Daniels of Bralnerd visited
here.
Miss Nina Hollister went to Little
Falls Monday.
Chas. Thielen is here from Belling-
ham, WASH. visiting his parents.
Miss Peck was up from Little Falls
for a visit.
Geo. F. Bates, a we'll known young
man o: this section and Miss Eta
Shaw, were married at Page, N. D.,
Nov. 29th. The news was pleasant
surprise TO Georges friends here, ali
of whom wish everything good for the
young folks. They will return about
the end of next week.
School report, Randall:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
No. days taught 90
No. pupils enrolled 36
Average daily attendance 20
Those neiher absent nor tardy for
the month were Sophia Calhoun, Carl
Dalquist, Torbjorn Thoen. Edla Olson,
Ruth Olson, Mabel Schneider, Gavin
Thrall, Oscar Wahlberg.
Edith A. Heath, assistant.
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.
No. days taught 20
No. pupils enrolled III
Average attendance SO
Neither absent nor tardy for the
month Lillian Thrall. Earl Quimby,
Gustaf Wahlberg, Frank Wiley, Irene
and Harold Campbell.
Charlotte Raymond, Principal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08

st. GATHERINGS Guild will hold
their annual Christmas sale of fancy
and useful articles, also food sale, in
the First National bank building, to.
morrow afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08

Don't NEGLECT having your pictures
taken If you want them before Christ
tmas. Nelson, the photo man.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08
L. y. T. NJ. OFFICERS.

The Ladies of the Maccabees havl
elected officers az follows:
Past Commander Briggs.
Commander-Carrie Barden.
Lieut.. Com.-Rosa Murphy.
Record Keeper-Elizabet Steele.
Finance Keeper-Emma Searle.
Chaplain-Minnie Corbin.
Sergeant-Martha Wallace.
NJ. -at-A.-Isabel Broder.
Sentinel-Theresa Fearing.
Picket-Louise Woods.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-08

WHY IS 1T that Wilczek & Will
GEEK get all the hidesr BECAUSE
Ghey are paying the HIGHEST
PRICES. al
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-15
PRESIDES OVER LARGEST
DIOCESE IN THE WORLD

HONOLULU, Feb. 14.-Bishop
Henry Bond Restarick of the diocese
Of Honolulu now has the distinction
of being the head Of the largest dio-
cense in the world. The boundaries
in his territory inclose an area half
as large as the United States. but most
of the area so included consists only
of the blue waters Of the Pacific.
At the recent convention of the
Episcopal church 1t was decided to
place every bit Of the territory of
the United States under the jurisdic-
tion Of some one or other of the Bish-
OPS of the church. Guam and Amer
lean Samoa were the only two por-
tions of American territory not as
signed, and the former was given to
the Bishop of the Philippines, while
Samoa fell to the lot of Bishop Res
tarick. His has the distinction of be-
ing the only American diocese lying
on both sides of the equator, and
Bishop Restarick is one of the few
prelates to rule beneath both the pole
star and the southern cross.