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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
TOO MUCH SUMMIT,

The st. Paul aldermanic committee on streets
has been petitioned to change the name Of
summit place to Cathedral street. 1t is argued
Summit place the retail merchants of the town
have trouble concerning the delivery Of purs
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a Modern Receptdon Eouse

Is provided at Crystal Lake, cemetery
for winter services. Burials made in
winter also if desired. Thirty eighth
avenue N and Humboldt.
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Weather Now and Then

Today, maximum ID, minimum 6 de.
grees; year ago, maximum &c, mini.
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KAzANs CHIEF AssAss1NArED.
Kazan, Russia, Dec. Chief Of Police Chop
olo OF this city was shot and killed while leaving
theater here last night. The assassin was ar
rested. ."t - -
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ADRIAN, MINN.-The public schools closed
Wednesday night for Thanksgiving holiday and
will reopen Monday.
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FLANDREAU, s. D.-The 13-year-old son Of
Isaac Watson drowned in the Sioux river.
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WILLIAM FUTsCHER died in Mil
waukee Nov. 80. The funeral will take
place Monday, Dec. 8, at 2 pm. at the
home Of John Futscher, 5000 Newton
avenue N.
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TRAVELLERS MEET
PRESIDENT II. :. SPINEY OF THE ARKANSAS DIVISION ATTENDS
 SESSION HERE.
at Which Several New Members Were Initiated.

The local organization of the Ar kansas Travellers, one of the most tlourishing in the whole state, held an interesting and enthusiastic ses- sion Friday night, and several new candidates for membership were ini- tiated into the organization.
 President H. $. Spiyey of the Ar kansas division was distinguished visitor at the meeting and impromptu and informal talks were made, the session being pronounced one of the best ever held.
 The Arkansas travellers in Pine Bluff are, perhaps, the most enthusiastic workers in Arkansas, and are rapid ,y building up and strengthening their organization.
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MANY N0V|CES WILL TREAD BURNING SANDS AND ICY PLAINS AT HOT
 SPRINGS.
Sahara Temple, Mystic >hriner>, Will Hold Ceremonial Session in
 That Cit. Monu"y.

Sahara temple, Ancient Arabic Or der of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine which is to say, the Pine Bluff lodge of Shriners-will leave for Hot Springs tomorrow morning, and on tomorrow evening the mem- bers of the order will hold cere- monial sesison in the Vapor City, al which large attendance is expected.
 A large class of novices will be on hand, many new aspirants having sig nified their desire to be conducted ov- CT the burning sands to the mystic shrine of knowledge.
 The members of Sahara temple, who are to hold the ceremonial session, will return to this city tomorrow nigh. after the conclusion of the traditional banquet.
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SHOT NEGRO DRIVER REl EIiED RIFLE BALL IN LEG WHILE PASs-
 ING ALLEY.
Mysterious Shot iS Thought to Have Come From a Boy With
 Target Rifle.

While driving his dray along Pine street at the intersection of the al. ley in block 1, q negro drayman, whose name was not learned felt q sudden singing sensation in hia leg. 4 hurried investigation showed him that he had been shot He went to the office of local physician, 1ilo extracted the ball q 22-ea}iber cart ridge.
 The negro heard no shot, saw no flash from gun and in fact saw no one who could have fired the shot The police were notified, and after an investigation of the affair by Officer Oscar Parnell, it was concluded that the shot came from some boy, whose parents had provided him with q 22- caliber target rifle, and who was probably shooting at some birds in the alley. The practice, however, is most dangerous one, and the police will make an example of the first boy caught in the act of discharging fire arms within the city limits
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|EV JAMES THOMAS BREAKS SILENCE OF YEARS

Mir. Topperweil confined hiz wori, to fancy shoolius and dij some marvellous work. sins :, repeating Winchester and aI q dis tance of twenty wards he perforated d perfect outline of the head of an Indian chief. The work WIS al- tistically done and won for him many complimentarY remarks.
 Taking it all in all, Friday'% shooting event was decidedly on" of the most interesting none eN- cepted that has occurred in tn" city this year and the Pine Bluff Gun club is to be congratulated op the occasion.
 j. P. Wright of Camden won the individual state championship med al from George Clements of Pine Bluff, by breaking f6 out of a possible 5o targets, while Mr CIem cnts broke only II.
 Thursday afternoon w B. Powell of England and John E. Wells of this city contested in q live bird shoot. resulting in a victory for NJ. Powell, who killed = out of a pos sible 100. while Mr Wells killed 7o
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SI RPRISED THEIR FRIENDS
 BY GETTING MARRIED

Mir. T. E. Newton and Miss Nell Morley were married in the study of the pastor of the First Baptist church Rev Ross Moore officiating, Saturday night Only Miss Emma Ezell and NIT. L. H. ElsberrT were present as spectators.
 Ir. Newton is stenographer at the Citizens bank, and Mrs. Newton is a neice Of Mr and Mrs J. B. Ezell
 They will be at home to their friends at 1103 West Third.
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CITY SALESMEN
 HAVE BANQUET
H&IN \ :fI' !
Prominent Members Of tie Fratern. fly Paitake of q Repast at the
 Jefferson Hotel.

Several of the prominent city saIes- men of Pine Bluff partook of ban. luet at the Jefferson hotel Friday. and those in attendance pronounce it one of the nlost enjoyable occasions they eyer attended,
 The guest lis, included Messrs. ". N. Tone} (. ". L.ehor, ". II. Knox, Beaurie Hatt, Henry Reynolds, W L. Toney, W. NJ. GalloWa! x. Y. l.. God berry and F. ". Freeman.
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%special to the Graphic,
 s4 Warren. Ark. Dee. At the Methodist Episcopal conference in
 Session here at the afternoon ses-
 sion today the character of Rev. Thomas was passed on and pro
 nounced clear. During the morning sessiou the Rev. Thomas read a pa Der in which he said his name was ldomas, that il had always been Thomas and that he was ready to Establish this fact in q legal WAY ill the courts, if necessary
 # In an address before the conter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

recent order requirias cotton south ol
 McC;ehee destined through tBat point
 to be compressed at McCichea if con eentration privilege Was desired You
 are misjniormed as to reason which
 prompted this action. Our company
 has been as you know, eXerting it's ui-
 most efforts to furnish equipments in
 which to move the cotton crop. Nef=
 jected to suits for damages because of delay in furnishing equipment, for
 which We were not responsible. We have. as you are aware been handling
 cotton from MeGehee district OH open
 ears, subjecting the company to great risk, and notwithstanding this, have equipment. Our reason for desiring compression of cotton at McGehee when pasisn9 through that point to destination is to secure shortest pos sible hauls of flat cotton with cOmpdf-
 atively light loading. to nearest com press point, thus conserving our equipment and enabling us to move the
 cotton from country points into com- press warehouses. In moving cotton from congresses q greater number
 of bales can be put in every car, re quiring fewer cars, for the movement
 and by the time this compressed cot
 ton is ready to move, we hope our car l stringency will be relieved We have
 no desire to do any injury to Pine i Bluff or any of her citizens and were
 unaware that the concentration of cot i their interest in the ultimate move i ment of this cotton.
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EXPERTS GIVE
 EXHIBIT |0N SHOOT he Winchester Repeating H Arms Squad Show Local 4 Sportsmen Something. WRIGHT WINS
 FROM CLEMENTS. famden Man Wrest> the Individual State Championship Medal from the Local Sportsman.
dR. AND MRS. TOPPERWEIN
 GIVE SPLENDID EXHIBITION

Friday dawned bright and cl,uN and the members of the Pine Bll,::f Gun club and their visitors wert .. nigh spirits as they wended thets Way towards the clubs shooc,ss grounds to indulge in the a.. : shooting sport.
 Anticipating an unusually jl-a9- eStlng time, large crowd of Pine blnt citizens were at Forest Ylri4
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exarkana Preacher, Finally Goaded To Action by His Adversaries, Reads Paper in Which He Claims He Gan Prove That His Name Has Always Been Thomas.
EV. J. s. HAWKINS LOCATED BY THE CONFERENCE

enct this morning Presiding Elder Plpl,in referred to tae Rev. Thomas by saving that he did not know whether his name was Thomas. Brock or what. when the presiding bishop interrupted and forbade the Rev Pipllin To speak further.
 At the afternoon session 1hc Rev. j. $ Hawkins was located on the grounds of inefficiency.
 IL is expected that the appoint ments will be read out Monday morning
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Repl. Not Satisfactory.

In reply to this statement from Mr Stith the following message was Wir- ed him Friday:
 w. c. Stith, Traffic Manager, St Louis:
 Your telegram received. lnforma- tion desired is not given. What We want to know is whether or not you will rescind the order given to your agents south of McGehee to sign for any cotton for concentration at Pine Bluff? W. \. TRI LOCK.
 President Board of Trade.
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ANOTHER FANCY PRICE
 PAID FOR COTTON

Saturday afternoon $. Bluthen- thai and company purchased of Ed Dunn four bales of cotton at % l.: cents per pound
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

t'olioNi ing the receipt of this let ter i1 meeting of the board of trade was held and the followin@ 'cle- gram vas sent 10 Traffic Manager N. C. Stith:
 IVY. C. Stith, Traffic Manager. Miss Missouri Pacific, St. Louis Mo:
 Dear r-Referring to recent order to all freight agents south of ,IcGehee to stop accepting cotton for concentration at Pine Bluff We understand this ruling was brought about by reported congested condi- ton at Pine Bluff. We promise our individual and united efforts to have this trouble removed and see that relief is given at once. We want and most urgently request you to rescind this order and let our cot ton south of McGehee come for ward for concentration as hereto- fore. We would like to have yonr order just as carly as possible Tho situation is too critical to delay Our cotton is leaving us, going to Monroe and New Orelans. We de ny that there is cause for any con- gestion nere Stock of cotton is only ,000 bales and frequently heretofore it has been 24 400 and over and no trouble.
 fSignedN "W N Trulock, president: J. B. Speers Co. Taggart Bros. X Co.,. S. G. Alexander 6 Co..P. P. Byrd Cot ton Co. W A. Short X Co Ragland &, Co.,. Louis Roth Southern Grocery O.. J. B. Talbot, Hammett Grocer Co. Gillespie Bros B Co, ]. l.. Caldwell secratary.'
 ". (. stth's Reply.
 h reply tn th.s telegram the fol- lowing message was received from Mr stith
 "W x. TrulocE President Board Of
 Trade, Pine Bluff, Ark
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Protests Are Made.

A copy of this order was sent 1o the cotton firms of Pine Blnf and a number of personal letters w@1e at once sent to Mr. Calef, protce'- ing against his order to the age''.s. Mr Calef replied as follows:
 F.. II. Calef's Reply. ".J. B. Speers Company. Pine Bluff.
 'Gentlemen-Your letter of he 24th inst. in reference to cotton moving from points south of Niece hee received. This ruling was brought out owing to the congested conditions existing at Pine Bluff. The matter is now being handled with our St Louis office and in event of any change. will advise you as early as possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02
Prairie Addition

Situated on A4stiQ's Avenue. known as THenty-sIxth ant Hazel streets These lots haya been hel dat so per lot. bu. In order 10 sell same within 90 days vii take $25 per To-. This Is the cheapest real estats ever offered fo- this money, and is increasing in valuation daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

Buy your pants anl wall pa pen of Htand Cloas and company If you V. the best. We VIII save you mcaaV on 9verything
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

MT. and Mrs Topperwein gave an interesting exhibition of fancy shooting which delighted the crowd in attendance. Marbles, bits Of stone, coin and many other small particles were thrown in the air and descended in q shower oi fra s- ments, having been shattered Y WpiD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02
Appeal to Traffic Manager.

"f,. II. CALEF. D. F A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

Don't worry about how you're built We have worried about that for you. We know that there ara spots in your figure that aren't lke- ly to make the Apollo Belvedera green with envy, corners where you sink in that ought to come out. You can keep that all secret by having your clothes made by
 ETSENKRAMER
 The Tailor,
 Above Citizens Bank, Second Avenue and Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02
CITIZENS PROTEST
Against Order of the Iron Mountain Railway Company Prohibiting The Concentration of Cotton al Pine Bluff. Situation Grows Serious for inc Local Cotton Men.

fine feeeut order of the Iron Mountain Railway company. a- structing its freight agents not to accept cotton from points south o1 McGehee for concentration at Pine Bluff and Littla Rock has stirred the local cotton men and other bus mess meu of this city 10 activity. and an appeal has been made f.1 Traffic Manager W C. Smith for re- lief hut so far no relief has been afforded
 \ meeting of the directorate of tile board of trade was held II t'og board of trade rooms Saturday at ternoon. at which time the situation was gone over thoroughly and fur ther steps will be taken to provide the desired relief
 Order to Agents.
 The following is q copy of the or der issued by Division Freight Agent r.. H. Calef of the Iron Mountain. to all freight agents
 For the present, and until fur tier advised We desire to stop at once accepting cotton from points south of McGehee on the Valley division and Warren branch fer con- centration at Pine Bluff or Little Rock Ill other words. such cotton will not be allowed concentrat:oa except when consigned to McGeh"a, irl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

awaiting the arrival of the shoot ing party.
 As had been previously annGAle- ed bs. the Graphic q party repre iv1st= ing the Winchester Repeating Arla5 company, New Haven. Conn. "a5 present. The.t were AIr and Mrs. \. Topperwein, J. NJ Hawkins, J. F.. Taylor, Jno. s. Boa and w R Cros- by, all of whom are experts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

The following score vas made l thn shoot out of q possible. ,u:
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Lake Florida.

LAKE FLORIDA, Feb. 12.-The entertain.
ment given in the schoo1housc last Satur.
day evening was very well carried out. A
very good program consisting Of songs
dialogues and tableaux was given. and was
amounted to some over $40, which will be
used for making Improvements in the school
room equipment, such as books etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson tertained
mum Der of friends last Saturday evening.
Miss Mabel Hagen spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting with Miss Amelia Nelson.
Grille.
LAKE FLORIDA, Feb. II e. P. Schedeen
and Ludwig Rykken will leave next Tuesday
evening for Portland, Oregon. If Mr.. Sche
deem finds the country satisfactory he viii
purchase farm, and Mr.. Rykken, if salts
fed with his surroundings. will secure work
He also expects to visit relatives in w ASKING
ton.
Miss Regina Hanson was dressmaking al
0. A. A1vigs place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Schedeen entertained
Rev. Frykman and a number of relatives
last Sund ay, the occasion being the christen
ing OF their baby.
AS our items must have been too late fol
public alton last week, we will try to have
them ready by Saturday instead Of Monday
after this.
We are certainly proud to be the owner:
of the County History, and we think all who
have not yet purchased a copy, should dc
50. Giving everybody fair and squar.
giving every detail fully and clearly, It is {
book well worthy of praise.
K. T. Rykken conducted a meeting at tn,
home of John Berglund in Mamre las
Wednesday evening. Grille.
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Lake Elizabeth.

LAKE ELIZABETH, Feb. 2O.-N. ]. John
son, Of Cokato, who owns an interest in the
store here, has sold out his store at Cokato,
ind we understand he intends to move here
and build larger store and start in hand
ling hardware and furniture. The firm Of
Moline & Johnson Is a hustling one, and are
getting things to move their way. We con-
graduate.
Remember to attend the meeting af the
temperance league in the schoolhousei in Dist.
III tennessee. Rev. Antony E. Lind will be
present and talk on the issue.
The funeral of Erick Olson took place Tues
day. S. Stenberg conducted the services at
the home, including song, prayer, scrip
turc reading and few remarks appropriate
to the occasion.
Miss Hilma Boom is working at the home
Of Ed Paulson Of Grove City.
1t is very likely that we will soon have a
feed mill added to the list Of industries at our
thriving buttertown.
Ador Edmund has hired out to John S.
Anderson for eight months to begin March
Rev. Harald Nelson, Of Cloquet who con-
Quoted services here last week. was able
speaker, a good musician and q splendid
singer.
Ruben Hcdbcrg returned home Saturday
week ago, after a weeks stay in Cokato.
Clarence Forsberg is at present in Litch-
field with his brother Fred.
Eric Olson of Bowbells, n D., came here
last week, and is looking up horses to be
shipped to Bowbes for his own use. Five
years ago Eric hired man here, and
now he owns half section farm near Bow
bells.
Charles Berg bought cattle here the first
part of the week. PEN.
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n est Lake..

NEST LAKE, Feb. 19.-Wm. Monson and
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L.
Gustafson last Sunday.
France Gustafson and George Bengtson,
the Nest Lake wolf hunters, were out after
two wolves last Sunday, but the wolves
were too cute for them and got away.
Mrs. Gust Berg entertained a number OF
her friends last Sunday.
Mrs. P. Norstedt returned home last Mon
day after a three weeks stay with her son,
Sam Norstedt, at Spicer. ";z.''
Gust Ahlberg has been on the sick list for
the past three weeks. =, 49,. , , ,,yss- !:
Gust Monson and family visited at John
Nelson's place last Saturday. = K
rhe new telephone company at.:w "a
organized on the 9th instant will tbuilds: a
line from Aug. Monson's place to New
London. The work of constructions will
begin as soon as spring work is over. 3
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Miss Van den Afen sister of Mrs. Bur
graaf, is spending few weeks at the par
sonage.
Miss Ella Peterson of Litchfeld is visit
ing with her sister Miss Linda Peterson.
Mrs. John Pheifer is very low at this writ
ing and there seems to be only a very small
chance for her recovery.
The special school meeting was adjourned
until later.
Mrs. c. Noteboom will return the latter
part Of the week from Washington, where
she has spent four months visiting relatives.
Will Bauman is staying with his uncle, M.
Noteboom.
Three young ladies appeared recentlv in
our neighborhood and have taken position
of boss in the homes of J. Motifs, Henry Van
Buren, and Ben Wibbles.
A cousin OF Richard Noteboom has arrived
from Holland and is now attending school
to learn the English language. It would be
well if some of the Others would follow his
example in this respect.
Supt. Dobbyn was out here visiting schools
lately.
Mr.. P1owman will have a sale the last
of this month, and will then retire from
active life and rest after his 1abors.
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Business Locals and Wants.

) WANTED-Girlfo for general house.
work. MRS. C. E. GERRETsoN. If
FOR SALE-Full dress suit at a
bargain. Peter Berg, 9Th street. 45tf
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
room, on Third street.
Aft AUG. HOGLUND.
FOR RENT:-500 acre farm, three
miles west of Willmar.
522 JOHN M. DOWNS.
FOR SALE acre stock farm.
Call on or address A. P. BORGESON,
523p Willmar, MINI.
FOR SALE-Meat block and fixtures
of meat market; cheap for cash.
5lf A. SCUDDER.
FURNISHED ROOM "A pleasant
front room to desirable party. Call
at TRIBUNE Office. 33f
GIRL WANTED-A good compe-
tent girl for general housework.
MRS. H. S. PETERSON. 5lf
FOR RENT-Large furnished front
room with alcove, suitable for one or
two persons. Inquire at this office.
51f
FOR SKLE-Wall paper, paints,
window glass, room mOuldings and
window shades at 0. A. Jacobson's.
15f
FOR RENT-My farm, 200 acres,
good buildings, in section 6, Dovre,
for cash rent only. Address
52f E. NICHOLSON, Pennock r. 2
FOR RENT-Farm of 100 acres,
one mile north of Kandiyohi village.
For particulars inquire of John D.
Lawler, Kandiyohi. slap
FOR RENT-Five rooms upstairs;
bath, electric light, hot water heat:
on east Litchfeld Ave. L. G. Lundval,
DR.. johnson Block. 41t1
FOR SALE-The Ole johnson pro
perty, l25x150 feet on corner of Third
Street and Becker Avenue; eight room
dwelling; large barn:
513p AxEL BJELKENGREN.
! LOST Between J. p. MadisOn's
residence and Odd Fellows Hall, or in
the hall, class pin inscribed sew. H.
'04'. Finder please leave same at this
Office. 49,. SIT
/ FOUND On Litchfeld avenue,
Opposite the park, a gentleman's cor
duroy coat. Owner. can secure same
by calling at this office, proving pro.
perty and paying for this notice. l.;
FOR SALEr-Two lots, and house,
nearly new, built one year ago, last
December, in the village r. Of New
London, the block north OF school
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CeorRevjIIe.

GEORGEVILLE, Feb. .19.-Julius Stenbak-
ken came here lately for short visit with
his parents here. It is now about four years
since Julius left home, and it was undoubt-
eddy pleasant treat for all parties concerned
to meet again. Julius was accompanied by
Miss Gina Berg Of Wi1lmar, who is visiting
with her grandparents, the Christophersons.
are staying with ]. P. Johnson at present.
The former is assisting Mr.. Johnson with
50 me work.
The Belgrade Tribune has again changed
*'wind'' enough to keep up the high standard
very much longer and thought it best to pull
out. Next!
We noticed an item written by "Jap' OF
Georgeville in the New London Times stat
ing. that the jacobson brothers had sold
their threshing outfit to some Dakota
parties. The report is incorrect. We under
stand that they intend to trade their present
with larger capacity. On account of the
good serviceab1e work done by them in the
past years they have found their territory
desire a large outfit.
A brand new boy arrived at the home OF
Roosevelt doesn't need to worry over race
| suicide in this part of K andiyohi county.
| An entertainment was given in the Ring.
| vile schoolhouse last Saturday evening.
c. A. Knutson, who for the past five years
has been farming in North Dakota, has
bought the Gudmund Odland farm west OF
Wrol WILSON'S place, and will move into
the buildings as soon as possible. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Sonstegard have been using the
buildings this winter.
John o. Johnson has installed telephone
On the J.. Peterson homestead. His cali il
two long, short, long.
Misses Clara and Julia Johnson have beer
| visiting with the Jno. Peterson family al
New London the past week. Miss Clara hat