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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Lady Kortrght, London. CAM
B RIRGB Fl Won Nordenfiysht Berlin CUM
DR. Robert T. oliver U. s. Army; Judge A. ].
Kicks. Massillon. Ohio. H0LLAND-Baron Won
Stockholm; MURRAY HILL1Captain H; J, Koeb-
ler West Point; Senator H. J. Coggeshall. Water
VILE n. Y; DR.. Frank NJ. Tiffany Stamford. Conn.
PLAZA-Professor A. s. CubesierL U s. Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Md. WALDORF-ASTORIA-
John !. Vent Scranton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
FREDERICK wARDE TO QUIT STAGE.
Says Demand for Shakespeare Is Gradually
Diminishing

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE1
Springfield. Ohio. March A-Frederick warde
the English tragedian will quit the stage He is
hfty-nve years old and has been in the theatrical
business since he seventeen He made an
nouncement to the above effect after appearing
here in Salambo' with Kathryn Kidder. Mr..
Marde remarked that the country cares less for
Shakespeare than 1t did when he came here from
England "Salambo'' Will close April l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
PIANO NEEDED FOR BABIES WARD.

Mrs Donald Sage Mackay Is anxious to obtain
a piano for the babies ward of the Post-Csraduate
Hospital. For some time she has taken the young
people Of her husbands church to the hospital,
where on Sunday they sing and read to the chill
dren. Sunday Is a long, weary day for them, and
the singing of the visitors affords about the only
opportunity the children have of hearing sacred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
SENIOR APPROX DEAD.
End of Menican ambassador at
Washington Without Suffering.

Washington, March 24-Sehor Don Manuel de
Azproz, Mexicos first Ambassador 70 the United
States. died this afternoon at the Mexican Embassy
ten minutes to o'clock. surrounded by the men,
bers of his family. Although sick man since last
autumn. the Ambassadors death was due to re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
FAREWELL DINNER FOR DR.. osLER.

given on May al the Waldorf. A large and rep
resentative gathering of the medical profession is
expected 10 be present. The dinner committee
comprises eighty well known medical DR..
Qsler is TO become professor IN the University of
(ufo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
Posromce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes
time)
Foregn mails for the week ending March Is. 1905 wiz
close promptly In all the General Postoice
follows: Registered and Parcels-Post Mails close ona
hour earlier than closing below. -
Post mails for Germany close .. March 90.
s. Kronpr1nz Wilhelm: o. per Main March
"a, Patricia q per $. Barbarossa.
Regular and supplementary mails close at foreign
tton corner OF West and Morton ssl half
than closing time shown below Except that suppls-
menary mails for
close one hour later foreign station.
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

is readily accessible Harlem trains Grand centrat
Station Webster ard Jerome Avenue troieys and ~
SIPS Telephone 4s55 Grasrcy1 for
OF Views representative.
once. 20 23rd St. y. Y. City.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

watertown, n. Y, March A.-Hiram Reming-
ton. SO years old a pioneer paper manufacturer of
this city died here last night He was the head or
several well known paper companies
Saratoga, N. Y. March 2h-Colonel John c. Beat
+,e ninetv-one years old, of Salem, N. Y. died
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rRANsATI.ANrTC MAILS.

C25(-At $50 for Liverpool Scotland
and Ireland, $ Lucania. Queenstown
erpool (na for other parts OF Europe be directed
per $ L1canial at m: for Europe. per 5. ST.
Louis Via Plymouth and Cherbourg: at $50 a for
Belgium Pareels-Post Malls. Vadsrlsnd lregu-
Lar mail for Belgium must be directed 8. Vader-
land); $3.50 q Italy direct per Princess
Irene (mal must be directed per Princess Irene
$3.50 a. m. Scotland direct, 8. Columbia
(nail must be directed per Columbia y at IL
supplementary 1870 M for France, Switzerland
Italy Spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece and Brit
tsh India. La Gascogne via Eavrs (rnatl for
other parts OF Europe be directed per s. La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
moFFArr ROAD PURCHASE DENIED.

report from Denver that the Colorado and
Southern Railway Company has purchased or is
about 20 purchase the Denver Northwestern and
Pacific Railway Company (the Mofatt road was
denied yesterday On tbs highest authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

Dangerous.-After King Solomon had gained so
1anch wisdom IL was suggested that he become
s.ollege professor, others might profit from his
store OF knowledge But Solomon shook his head.
Not for mine" he replied When a man be-
comes q college professor he can't open his mouth
without being ridiculed all over the country
NhcagQ SeWe.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Peoples Institute Will See "The Shep-
herd King"

The Peoples Institute has taken stil another stem
toward getting cheap drama this time through
regular channels Mr.. Smith recently wrote to sew
eral managers asking for a block of seats for a.
Saturday matinee at reduction and William A.
Brady gave him six hundred seats on Monday for
The Shepherd King''-three hundred downstairs
and three hundred in the second balcony-at half
price All these seats taken by school children
by thursday, and two hundred more have now been
alotted, While many applications had TO be re-
FUSED MIR. Smith naturally hopes that other man
ayers will do likewise but how far ne can det-aIo,
this particular line of philanthropy remains to be
seen. Every manager is not Mr.. Brady.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA.


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mudan; at $3.50 a. for Yucatan and Canpecnss pes
S. T1OmO; $50 a supplementary $3.50 a. m
for Curacao and Venezuela per MSracaino CmalS
for Colombia, via Curacao must be directed per 81
MaracaibO); at for Porto Rico, per 3 8 Ponce~
for Fortune Island Jamaica Colombia. except
Cauca and Aagdalena Departments. AlleghenN
(nan for Costa Rica must be directed per Aue1
gheny'); 10 a m. for Cuba. per s. Mexico. VIA
Havana; at II m for Barbados and Northern Brazil
per s. via Barbados. Para and Manaoss a<
for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. per g. s.
Merchant Prince
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Manzanillo') at 1890 p for Barbados per =.
Citta al Messina Cmail for Trinidad and Guiana
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and Chill Alliance via Colon mail for Guate--
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regular postage be prepaid all letters for
warded BY the Supplementary Nails and letters de-
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such additional postage fully prepaid thereo
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Mails elso
opened on the piers OF the American, English and
whenever the satlngs occur at
mail be deposited In the r1atk
the piers OF the German Lines sailing iron.
half before sailing and close ten minutes bsfors
sailing Only regular postage Qetters cents a
half ouncel required articles mailed the piers
OF the American, White Star and German (Sea Posol
steamers; double postage Qeers 10 cents half ounees
other lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
ANDREW c. MERRYMAN.

Marinette Wis. March A.-Andrew C. Merry
man of the Hamilton & Merryman Lumber Com
pany. this city died to-day at Eureka Cal HIS
estate is valued at several millions. Mr.. Merry
man was seventy-four years old, His funeral Will
take place in Marinette next Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
EX-GOVERNOR 5oUTWELL's WILL

Boston, March 24.-The will OF Ex-Governor Bout
we'll, filed for probate to-day, gives to his daugh-
ter Miss Georgiana A. Boutwell, all his writings
and the control and Of his library for publish
ing them. He also gives her 5000 to enable her
to carry out this purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
JULES VERNE.

Arniens March A-Jues Verne died at $40 o. m.
NJ. Verne had suffered from diabetes. but his condi
ton did not become critical until March TO- The
end fastened by stroke of paralysis The
sick man retained consciousness until shortly be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

wIsNER-In this city. on Thursday March y. 1906
James Wsner. In the S4th year OF his age. Funeral
will held the Reformed Church. WarwcAs
n. Z, on Monday. March q. at 1:3O p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

highest temperature yesterday At degrees; lowest SO;
AZ average corresponding date of year
az average for corresponding date Of last twenty-five
Zeal Frorecast-Rain in early morning. followed by
fair today; fair so,nswhat warmer Sunday fresh
southwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
UNDERrAKERs.

2sd Sc. Frank r CampbeIl-stephen Merritt.
Emb'Pg Inst. PALS West 23d ST. Tel 1325 Chelsea
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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii be
repubIished The Tr-weekly Tribune without extr.
charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

Blake, Frederick D. Reed John A.
Clarke, John r. Rumsey. Elizabeth C.
Crane. Rev. Edward p. Schermerhorn. Richard 3.
Curtis, Eliza Nj. Seaman, Lindley +.
Frothingham, Katharine W. Smith. Mary d.
Heerrnance, Nina r Townsend, Thomas J.
Livingston William T. Trask. Isabelle A
Pomeroy, Theodore NJ. Wisner, James.
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Tribune Local Observations

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Tribunes self
dotted line shows the tempera
ture as recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

Local Official Record.-The following official record
from Tie Weather shows the changes In the
perature twenyfour hours, in comparison
I'm the corresnondine date Of last year:
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Special Notices.
tribune suhscriptIon Rate-.

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Domestic Rates.

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Outside OF the boroughs OF Manhattan Bronxl-
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Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers IN New-TOrk City TO the DAILY and
TRI-WEEhLT win be charged cent exrr Z
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

Miss~Louise Willis specially engaged yester-
day for the role Of the firtatious widow In Henry
W. Savage's big production of THE Prince of
Pilsen," which comes for another New-Yorl run at
the the New-York Theatre on April She appeared in
the part In London last year. and Mr.. Savage
wished to bring her back to America with the con-
pany, but her contract with Arthur Collins pre-
vented. ~ ~
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For points IN Europe countries Universal
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExcEPT
TRANsPACIFIC.

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daily to ports sailing. The CONNECTING mails close
at the General Postofice. New-York. as follows:
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Saturday-see abOve1-
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NORTHUMBERLAND Except Parcels Post Mailsl, via
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urday (aso occasionally from New-York and Philade-
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Boston, D. Tuesday. via Phiiadel-i
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BAHANAS Except Parcels Post Mails). via Miami.
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SINGLE COPIES

SINGLE COP1ES
SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW. S cen; q
IYT,EKiY FARMER eentsi
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cable dispatch received by Klaw & Erlanger
on Wednesday from George Edwardes, of London
VIII compel the closing OF THE Duchess Of Dant-
zic' at Days Theatre April 10. Mr.. Ed
wardes needs the services of some of the mem
bers Of THE Duchess OF Dantzic'' company for
his his spring productions. and. rather than weaken
tne cast, IL was agreed that the New-York run
should close in three weeks, enabling such mem
bers of the company he desires to appear in his
new productions in London next May. The COM
pany VIII return the latter part of the summer to
resume It's American tour, and will dedicate the
The senior class of the Horace Mann High School
presented THE Rivals Friday Afternoon and even
Ing. in the school auditorium. before enthusiastic
audiences. AL details including electric connections
scene shifting and printing OF programmes,
managed by members of the school The part of
Sir Anthony Absolute well played by Charles
Burnett, and Miss Ethel Lewis entertaining
Mrs Malaprop. All members of the cast per-
formed creditably
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Died.

Insist upon having Burnest's Vanilla
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rEANsPACIFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND,
DAILY


The schedule OF closing Of TTanspachc Malls Is ar.
ranged presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit port sailing The final connecting mails lex
couver Victoria Tacoma Seattle. close a
previous day. close at the General POstOnice.
a. follows.
Hawaii Francisco close D. m. March Is for
dispatch per s. Nebraskan.
Fill Island Australia Except Vest and Caledonia
Via Vancouver and Victoria. II. c. close al 6 D ul.
% for dispatch per s s. Aorangi.
Philippine Islands and Guam.
d. m. March 70 for dispatch L. S. Transport
Zealand. Australia WesI. Calesf,rf,
close at 6 p m April for dispatch per SonOua
OF the Cunard steamer carrying the British New
Zealand does not arrive IN time with this
dispatch extra mats-cosing $50 a. m M
and p sundays at 4:3O a n ana ID m
will be made up and forwarded until tho OF
the Cunard steamer
Japan Korea. China Philippine Islands via seattie
close al ,. m April for dispatch per Kanazawa
Maru
Hawaii Japan Korea China and Pnffrrlne Islands VI.
san Francisco close az p April for dispatch per
8. 8. Manchuria-
Japan except Parcels-Post Malls) Korea China ara
Philippine Islands. Via Vancouver Victoria.
close at m. April for dispatch per ;. Empress
OF Japan.
Tahiti Marquesas Islands San Francisco close az
Manchuria Except NsW-ChwanE Art ana
Eastern Siberia Is present forwarded
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forwarded via Europe. New-Zea8nd Francisco.
British India--the quickest Philippines
specially addressed via Europe fully prepaid
az the foreign rates Hawaii IS forwarded via san
Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Possmasf.r
Postofnce. New-fork. \. " March IT. 1900, a
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

at Dakota for several weeks has returned
home. Jon Riley AZ w Hutson spent sun
day at home with parents from their railroad
duties. a dance was given Ia Louis Months
hall, Friday evening by Hastings orchestra
1.-THE steamer j. :. will give au excursion
On August h -. DIR Gundlach and wife spent
Sunday In town. Mrs. George Schaifee and
children OF Ia Mobile, came down Sunday for
s. visit with relatives The remains of Mrs
Gibson were brought here last thursday by
her husband, from Omaha, Nebraska She
was taken to the Romance cemstery for
burial. Deceased is II granddaughter OF VIM.
Hail.. M RS Sidney Gillette came over from
New Albin, MINI, to attend the funeral of her
Diece, Mrs. Gibson Mrs. koeppe ana little
son are visiting friends in Minnesota 49,. Dan
FrAnzini has moved from his farm to their old
home vacated by his sister Mrs. Roy Warren,
who has moved 10 La Crosse, wneTe her nus.
band has position on the railroad ..... The
marriage OF John Geli and Mics Jennie C0rty
occl fred Ia the Catholic church Monday
morning Mrs. los. MOFilii ana children
visited her parents In the country last week.
$500. The bali game here sunday between
GeLoA ana Coon Slough was won by the for
mer team. The youngest son OF Mr., and Mrs
Tony Corty WAS taken To La Crosse last week
for medical treatment at the ST. Francis hos
pitaf MISSISSIPPI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

A few months before lie died no-
ratio Seymour said to one of his
friends. Dwight Lawrence of New
York: Dwight, feel that am near
the end of my career, and l want to
tell You something | have had a great
deal - do with politics and with poll
ticians in my time, and as look back
over the past can clearly see that the
best friendships of my life have been
formed in politics 1t is IN politics that
have met the manifest men, the most
generosity. These friendships have
been enduring too Many of them have
continued throughout life. | believe
politics brings out the best there is in
man. 1t teaches the narrow man to be
broad, the selfish one to be generous,
This is true because friendships are es-
sential to success. In that field of ac-
tivity one must have friends or he
can't get ON, and if he wants friend
ships he must deserve the-.. l would
not advise any young man to stay out
OF politics because OF the danger of be-
ing dcmoralizod. If he is the right
kind of man, it will do him good"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
OUR COUNTY GLEANlNGS
From the Brain ana Pens of the Censor
Live Country and Village writer's.
HARMONY.

NEWTON July l9th--The first genuine hay
and harvest weather Of the season Is at hand
and mercury has reached 100 degrees in II 9
shade now four successive days. Jas Brown
OF LIdgerwood, North Dakota, spout part Of
last week at Newton, returning home Friday
60. Miss Lizzie Rood after n vacation Of but
few days, went to Chicago July III. where
mann hospital. her Intention being TO become
a trained nuu e.. Miss Rood Is one on our
most deserving young ladies and her many
friends wish her unbOunded success I'D +
Noble has begun h work on lis hot weather
contract, by which he IS removing 10 tons OF
bAled hay from the WIN Webster farm to Stor
age warehouses Ia Ne VtOn. Albert Chris
through the west in y hich he took in the
Portland,ex position, much better suited with
Wisconsin Than ever before 49,, lie states that
for men Of limited means this state Oilers best
Inducements. y rends OF Louis Graham are
coDgFatulating him ON arrival or "A son, born
Thursday ,.... Carson Dennlson returned from
sparta Wednesday, at which place he has for
some time en- employed on fruit farm.
Miss Lydia Shorey If Genoa, Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs Campbell Urson Eastman after
| Il soi1urn flour months in the east, arrived
Saturday night, expecting to rema q here az
| long as present wages continue Rev. Quick
| returned from the EpWorth League conveu
/ ton at Denver, Friday AZ his regular preach
| ing service, suudsy morning, lis lecture,
Don't Worry was announced Tor saturday
night next, TO be given in nj + church This
| is to be followed by an Ice cream social ON
church lawn. A general good time Is assuT-
ed. Chas Dake recently returned from Chi
| cagO, where he has taken treatment tor ! u
berCuloss OF the stomach ... Although some
what improved Mr. pake IS yet la very poor
health PORo
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
TWO EXTREMES.
Despite This Womnn's Reasoning
There Is Happy Medium.


"A house is a regular vampire if you
will allow it to be-" said a woman who
keeps house and also longs for time to
give to other interests outside of the
home. 1T will absorb al your thought
and vitality" she continued. until
your back is bent and your brain con
centrated on the -attlc scratches on
your hard wood floor or the neglect of
the kitchen faucets to shine all the time
like gold. If we could be compelled by
law to live in houses of limited mum
Der of rooms it might be possible not to
be tied hand and foot to their care rs
am. You know the woman IN the
corner house? Nobody would ever think
from her dowdy dress that size had
such fine home But the fact Is o9o-r
dollar that she gets goes for cultAias
or a new rug or pretty bits of china,
and she looks old and neglected through
her extreme devotion to her house
Her next door neighbor lives just
contrary to this plan and is a picture
when she goes down the street. Her
house is clean enough, but things in it
are so shabby. When it comes to choos-
ing between a new rug and a tailor
made suit she promptly chooses the
garment. 1t is a pair of gloves before
china plate every time. yet believe
her way is the better, provided one
mrst go to either extreme, and really
there seems no sensible half way
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
Roses


SPRtsGvfLTE July 25-Rev. Il l.. Cooper of
DeS0to circuit, preached at the NJ F. church
last Sunday and Elder Costley st the Advent
church, both morning and evening ~. Farm.
ers welcome these fine days for hAyiug. We
heard one neighbor say he had As tine a crop
as he ever harp ested de. A udfew HOMELAND has
pleted the aFduOus task Of census taker
$50. David Mcdonald walked into town from
hls suburban home for the FIRST time since
his prustration in April VIM Bouiieur, ST
Of La Crosse, greeted old friends mere last
Wednesday. All regret his sad condition
being afflicted with cancer liz the mouth .....
Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Beatty and children, re-
turned To their home In Winoaa, yesterday.
They visited the family OF + II UHcer......
Mrs. Mary Bryan OiufsOu and Chtiaren are
visiting friends here ..-, hrs. VIII Mills OF
La Crosse. came to the Grove, home last
Sunday g.. NJ r.. and Mrs Wilson FauDyke Or
Rocktou. visited children In this vicinity
Rev. a kiieO called upOu former parlshOn-
ers...... Mrs, Lamech Graham Is home from
Soath Dakota ..... VIM. Sheets took several
days outing at points Ou the Missis ippi .-....
Roy kumsey, Willie Miller aud Frank Dert
toOkiMuuday's train for the vest % engage Ia
farm work ,..,.- Mrs @. h. Thompson enter
tained lady friend from la Crosse ..... JOS
tiouaker has anew boy hts residence dates
from July II -.... Mrs !. umas Buchanan was
called TO the home OF h,. brother Louie Gra-
ham, on account OF the death % theft baby
one week old. ROSE GERAEIUM