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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

NN"NlAi AnIiNHI NNN"NNNs
Hamburg Germany June iG Elt
zaboth Rolph. a young woman 90 %
years. who has just been sentenced
at Hamburg 20 three years imprisun.
mcnt Tor revolutionary activity. has
an amazing record az "a political anna
Tuu
At the boeInnlnr of this year she
was servant employed On the modest
household of a Hamburg citizen with
wugo of 50 per month
About that tlmo he population ~
Hamburg was greatly agiiatcd over
proposal to alter ihc suffrage laws
On such n way that thousands OF cleo.
tors belonging to Che lower classes
would Do dlsfranch.sed.
Hamburg u on independent state
belonging io the federal German en-.
plro and has republican form Of
government with a senate and q
house 0f representative. Toe two
legislatures are almost entirely con-
trolled by The pluiocratic classes VINO
desire 90 chcck the overgr0Wing So
clalist movement
Harly 10 January a meeting II work
ingmon was summoned 90 discuss the
situation and 10 decide what steps
should be taken Nearly 5000 were
present A wOrklnEman was in the
chair and wOrkingmcn delivered
speeches
lt soon became evident that coLaid.
cradle differences OF opinion existed
Some favored revolutionary methods.
bot the general trcHd % feeling On
she meeting was Cor moderation and
pacinc means There was not n sin.
Eic woman in the ball
Suddenly a female figure was seen
advancing from the entrance Through
the crowd toward the platform The
attention OF the entire audience was
soon drawn To- this surprising invasion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

The Las Vegas Optic says w. h.
Paris. special oficoro OF the Santa Ne
railroad, was stricken with paralysis,
at 1880 o'clock saturday morning
Tho stroke affected his entire right
side He was Immediately removed Co
the railroad hospital. where his condi-
ton was reported serious late Ina the
afternoon. TIE ~ unable 20 talk aside
from humble and appears aemi-
conscious OF bis surroundings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
PHOENIX GIRLS CONFESS TO
SOME VERY WILD E8CApADt

Mabel Tomllson, "a i5-year-old girl,
was committed 20 he Arizona terri-
t0ual rcl0rmatory by the probate
judge Tor incorrigibiuty. There is an
underlying story that has caused a
candal in Phoenix.
Recently "a girl of the same age was
committed She hnd been maynard
aul iho relatives complained When
the girI appeared Ia court she cone
fg sea 90 her sins, huf gave a list in-
eiudug about twelve other young girls
sud three married women who had
aaen meeting men at a local natator.
'um and holding high carnival The
shorlna Office has been working on
ho case and the mother Of the wOmll-
ou Eirl made complaint against her
5le also coniossca 90 many Wild oBca-
nados and told a story OF having bce1
lruFged by @ young man 30 yoors Of
are recently
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Are as common Ia india as are U0m-
ach and liver disorders with ug For
HE latter however. there ls q sure
remedy: Electric Hittors, the rrcl
restorative medicine, OF which s.. AZ
Brown. Of nennottnvillo. S. g., sayb;
They restored my wife Co perfect
health, after years % suffering with
dyspepsia and chroniCaliy torpid
liver Electric bittcra cure chlils
and fever malaria. bllllousncss. lame
back Kidney troubles and bladded dis'
orders sold on guarantee by all
druggists. Price soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

evidence to protect persons ana prop
erty, but Elizabeth Rolph and her fol
lowers quickly pul them 10 flight
More mounted police came. but Ell
zabctb Holph placed herself az the
head of the mob and fought them
with indoscrihablo ferocity After
these police had been put 10 flight
the authorities rcQulsitlcned troops
but the domestic servant was ready
Tor them
She caused her robol army 90 erect
barbados and to receive the troops
with q terrific yolley of heavy stones
end other missiles Desperate stree,
fighting toe, uince for many hours
but authority finally won Elizabeth
Rolph was wounded and captured AZ
ter recovering from aor wound she
was tried and sentenced. The evl
denco at the trial showed conclusive
ly that she alone had conceived aud
carried out the iden OF rebellion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
CITY or Los ANGELES TO VOTE
ON A UNIQUE SALOON plan

No violation OF existing laws
SO liquor sold TO minors or drunken
men.
no women allowed ln saloons
The c.ty 90 reap the PROFITS
This VIII bc inauEura,ed iu Loo AM
selcs if the city VIII authorize "a 60.
torio of citizens known as the Goth
onburgers' TO acquire the saloons and
turn Thorn over 10 "a holding company.
They are an men ol independent
means, who believe they soc lu tho
plan a rational solution of the saloon
problem.
Charter Aids Test
Los Angeles has a novel provision Ian
is city charter for direct legislation.
By this the people may obtain, by de
rect vote, any ordinance which tho
city council refuses 10 pass. provided
Dos urgency s backed hy a sufficient
number of voters only twice has the
method been invoked once uDOn a
proposition go Danish all slaughter
houses from the city and once 90
close all saloons. Both failed.
Petitions signed by o per cent OF
the voters at the last general election
form Che first step Win the petitions
Is % draft of the proposed legislation.
When enough signatures are secured,
the petitions $50 20 The city council
whose duty % is TO pass the legisla-
tion without amendment, or at once
call a special election should the
petitions contain less than l5 per cent
and more than z per cent % the voters
tho subject ia placed upon che ballot
at the hrst general election. Los An
gelos holds its municipal elections bl-
onnially.
The idea ls Swedish.
The main idea of the plan comes
from GOthenburg. Sweden, which has
practicod, with success, this method
of operating saloons for 40 gears.
At present Los Angeles has 200 sac
looms and over 100000 inhabitants
The district Ga which tho saloons op-
crate is confined tO the business cen-
ter Each pays a license of tl5 per
month 90 the city.
Tho men who are backing thia plan
include VIM. Meade, bank president
Homer inughi.u. who made O. fortuna
On p0ttorieg nt East Liverpool Ohio
DR. John n. Haynes. millionaire On,
socialist; H. H. Dohony, who control.
tho ol output of Mexico j RIOS.
Clark. bother of Senator CLARK and
yico president Of the Salt Lake rail-
road. aud Abbott kinney, founder %
the famous beach city OF Venice
The scheme is bitterly opposed moi
only by The saloonkoopcra and brew.
cry interests, which maintain q power
fui political machine but also hy th'
prohlhltlonists. the Antl-saloon leagu'
and the W. G.. n. ".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
HAS BEEN ENDORSED FoR
coat OH INSPECTOR

NWII NIL TTNNT y w
G.. q. PiiraL of Pennington, has
been endorsed by the business men Of
Pennington for tho position OF coal
on inspector for San Juan county.
says tho Index. Mr. Pitrat o. repub
llcan M politics, aud II she territorial
Jobs are being given 20 good straight
men. MF Plirat should receive the ap
p0lntmcnt ne % a lgood man, and
moreover. We believe a. wil inspect
the OH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
ELKs or SANTA re
WILL BUILD HOUSE.

Al lts regular meeting Wednesday
night sauta he lodge. No 800, u. p
o. Blka, decided 20 build ita opera
house and club rooms on the lot owned
by the lodge az 206 Palace avenue and
row occupied By Adams hall, says thC
New Mexican "a. ID. Clarke has re-
turned 90 the city ana viii begin work
OF floating the bonds recently issued
By the order The contract win bg
let az soon as possible. and the cons
struciion VIII then begin without DO
lay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

No treating
only the purest of liquors 20 De- sold
Bartendors given "a percentage ON all
soft drinks 10 push the sale OF nom
iniOXlcants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
IN ORooRANDE.

H. q Mullen was elected mayor OF
OrOgraudo at the meeting OF the trus.
cnco fits hIm for the position, Which
was unanimously rendered 20 aim.
Mayor Mullen viii Immediately COM
mcnco the work Of improvement that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Frequently results from neglect
clnEged bowels and torpid liver. uul
constipation becomes chronic. ~
condition % unknown 10 those "a
use DR. Kings New LIE Pills, D.
best and gentlost regulators OF StOf
aCh and Bowels. OuanNnteed by 4
druggists. Price 26c
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
MODERN JOAN OF ARC A
HUMBLE SERVANT GIRL

ELizABETH RoLpH LED THE DIS
FRANcHisEp woRKlNomEN or
HAMBURG m DESPERATE BAT.
TIES WITH THE SOLDIERS AND
POLICE - Her IMPRISONED
WORDS AGAINST tNJusTicEs
DEALT THEM MADE HER LEAD.
ga
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

tho National Federation % Wo-
meme Chjbs. IN session az 81. Paul, %
showing how 10 live the simple iifo ia
a fat d displays All the furniture. 10
fact ryerythlng-except the janitor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

mum, and 50 per diem Ia lieu of sub
g'utenco. TO take effect when he shall
qualify under bond The necessary
blank for bond. etc. has this day beoh
forwarded 90 him at Omaha Me-
bruHkn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23


You. Inc above named defendants.
and each of you, are hereby notified
chat the above named plaintiffs have
commenced their action against you
in the above named court being cause
No l0gi. ON the docket OF said court ,
that the general object 90 said action
is 90 secure the partition of tho real
estate hereinafter described accord
Ing 90 the rights Of the several own.
ers thereof and to require you aud
each of sou 90 come in and eet uu
or prove your respective interests iu
and 90 said premises. or be forever
barred, and in case partition ol said
premises cannot be- had without ina.
torial Injury 90 che interests Of the
respective owners, tnon Tor "a sale oi
said premises aud q division of tko
proceeds thereof between the parties
according 90 their respective rights
and FOR al pis per and equitable relief
Said real estate % situate in Tho
county OF nernalillo, Territory of New
MCXlco. and described as follows. tp
wit.
a tract Ol land commonly called thg
Elena 0aueEoa grant and also some
NlNlNN NMllhN ANN NNHNNlNH NN NAtNN
QuorQuo Grant bounded on the n0rth
by the Pueblo of sandia, on enc casl
.by the summit of the sandia Noun
talns. ON tho south BY the NORTH
boundary 1f the Albuquerque Orani
and "a line extending cagterly there
from 90 the summit OF tho sandla
Mountains and ON the weai hy Tho
Rio 0randc Gs tho same ran in tht
early part Of The Seventeenth century
and containing according 90 the uih
cial survey thereof, S5.OiS7S acres
as will more fully appear frum thg
record of said survey on hle in thl
.once Of the Surveyor General of Nov
Mexico and which Us hereby referred
no.
You are hereby noiIhcd that III
plaintiffs attorneys are McMillen aud
Reynolds. whose poBtofiice address h
Albuquerque, New Mexico, and thal
unless YOU and each Of y1u enter YOU
appearance ln said cause on or before
the iitn day of July. 1906. iudgmon'
viii be rendered against you and each
.of you by default
W. ~ DAME
CLERK uf said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Mrs Bamulni. az her parlors, No
200 West Railroad avenue. is pro
pared TO give thorough scalp treat
mcnt. go hah DRESSING treat cOrns
bunions and ingrowing nails. she
gives massage treatment and manlcur
Ing MRS. Bamb.nla own preparation
OF complexion cream baiids up The
skin and improves the complexion,
and .s guaranteed not 90 be- inlur
Gus. She also prepares a hair toni
frat cures and prevents dandruff ant
nair falling cut. restores lie 90 dea,
hair. removes molos. warts and SUI
pernuous halr. Also q face powder,
irechie cure and pimplc cure aud pile
cure An OF these preparations az
purely vegetable compounds. Have
iust added a vibrator machine Tor
treatment OF scalp face and cure of
wrinkles n "a also used for rneuma.
tism. pains and massage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
HOT AFTER
YELLOW
FEVER
NO OCCASION, HOWEVER. Foa
HAVANA's QUARANTINE AP.
PLYING TO GULF PORTS
NEW QUARANTINE MEAS.
URE VIAL HOLD "YEL
Low JACK" A FEW.
snaclal corr-.nndeneo

2 Special corr pnhutucn.
Washirgton. p. G. June i6. There
o. nothing in the governments health
reports TO warrant the quarantine
which Havana has declared against
the guilt ports.
Tho Washington authorities are
rather amused at the sonaiiiyentas
~ the Cuban and gulf cities on this
subject Havana, particularly, D.
very much put out because OF the
lapse which that city has suffered
I from iia excellent record Of 1900 60
| 1906. DURING which time there was
/ not a case OF fCyCr ON the island. Tho
trouble lasi fall o. charged by the TIA.
vnna people To The caroloasuesh %
Now OrlcunH
There o. no yellow fever IN the gulf
ports 90 present Even Central Amer.
/ lea is quite tree from infection. About
two month agl there was known 10
DO yellow foyer az Puerto de- Corioz
and Bocas dCl Turo Bui no recent
cases have been reported
The excuse which Havana gives Tor
/ quarantlninE against Galveston. New
/ Orleans and Mobile o. that the rogu
laiious have not been strictly obsory-
cd Tor guarding against fruit steam.
crs from Infected Central American
ports These regulations have been
very strict made B0 by the marine
hospital service. and are now being
| rigidly enforced One or two steam.
ors which arrived before The rogula.
tiouH became practically operative.
ran hy without much notice and tho
/ agents from Havana heard 81 this aud
] a.. HmHnm faH HMnNn
/ yellow fever Yves reported in TIA.
vana February a. and as late as Mas
% case or two was reported from
/ th.s Matnnzls province. A. there ia
/ free travel from Matanzaa 10 Havana
this caused the gulf poriR 10 take ac'
/ ton 90 protect themselves from ia.
vana
Tho Cuhlns are taxing active mcas.
/ urcs now to stamp ont the Injection
and they say u he gulf ports arr
| kept clean they will soon De ready 90
raise tho embargo
! Tho new national quarantine hlu.
/ which FOR 1c past TOW days huI been
/ pending iu conference. after passing
tho senate and house. is regarded in
/ the south as an excellent measure
The bin carries am appropriation oi
/ 100000. t1 be- used by the doctors
of the marine ospltal service In cu.
operation with the authorities of the
states and counties Ia stamping on.
Infection aud killing the yellow feyy,
mosquito
Under the federal quarantine. thc
port regulations will De leo full chare.
of tho naIlono' government so iarua
health regulations o. concerned This
| VIII include Galveston, Sew Orleans
and Mobile
n o. believed tho ncw quarantine
bin viii eliminate the reckless shot
gun quarantine and the unfortunate
clash oi state authorities such os
marked he fever epidemic I'm NcN
Orleans last summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
APPOINTED TO POSITION
lN INDIAN SERVICE.

Ralph s Connell OF Otero county
Angora stock raiser in the Sacramento
muuatnina, east of Alamogordn, has
been appointed 20 nice position un
der the Indian oilco. as per letter
from the acting commissioner OF IN
dian affairs 90 Delegate W. a. An
dreWs. which reads.
House OF Representatives.
June M. 1900
Sir am pleased 20 inform you
that under date OF the 9th inst. Mr.
Ralph 81 Connol of New Mexico
whom You recommended, was appoint
ga agent az salary OF $4,000 per am
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

ln Iho District Court OF tbe County o
Bomalllo. Territory of New Mex
leo 40 1894
uonlciano GuulC. Jose do IN luz
SANCHEZ Jose Gumle. Antonio
UuruIc and Juan gurlo.
plaintiffs
w.
The unknown hura Oi Diego Mon
tUya deceased the unknown
hoirs of Elena GanoEas. do.
ceased. George HiIl Howard 2
and AN unknown claimants of
interests adverse Co the plain
tifls ln and Co the real estate
hereinafter described.
nofaudnufs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Special urrcapundcnce.
Los Angeles, Cal, June iG-Thls
city viii Gen near future vote ON plan
Tor regulating saloons which prom
Uses:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Q a the a q
Pay city derived from ho hconses-- .
$4,000 a
profits ane operating expenses and per
OF deducted
o che company under he inspection Of the city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

The MLLoNAlREs WOULD guy Up AL the oRooogREs AND
RUN --" BARKEEPs" COULD
SUBSIDIZED INSTEAD ALCOHOLIC DRINK
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

A man Nv the namo of Rols, who
was in the wreck az Mcconnell. ont
west, a few months ago. has sued the
Santa Fe railroad for something over
$1,000 The man was M a car with
some household goods and also had a
horse and burro in the car with him
The household goods were somewhat
damaged. but neither the man nor the
animals were Injured in the slightest
The examining board viii meet in
Needles some time IN the early part
lot July. 10 examine a number OF fire.
men Who are eligible for promotion
A. usual. tho Arizona division IS we'll
ropreBonicd on the board. Master
Mechanic vi A. George % chairman Of
the examining board, and Road Foro-
man OF Engines N p. Cheney O. one
of the examiners.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1906-11-22
Freight Rate Re duction.

On November Is considcra bic r..
duction in freight rates from tt.r
twin cities. .Duluthssand.Superior wanS
into effect on the Northern Paciht.
1t was a voluntary reduction apply
ing to all points of the state an.
means a neat sum to shippers in tho
saving Of freight. The reduction to
this station on first and second class
freight is 9 cents hundred pounds,
third class, 6 cents hundred: fourth
class, S cents "a hundred. On carload
shipments the reduction Is and ;,
cents per hundred according 10 class.-
6catiOn.
Shippers of dry goods, clothing,
furniture, household goods and many
other kinds Of merchandise should
soon notice the difference in freight
bills.
It is hoped the action of the Iai,-
road company will bring the benefits
intended to the consumer, and that
the reduction will not be entirely at
sorben by the jobbers OF trust .*,.,~
tr0lled goods.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1906-11-22
NUMBER l3

prior 10 1895 with varying uccess amp
fa'lIte, pursued mining, railroadinr
anu Journalism n the southwest. Fit
returned in 1886, for visit and II.
1889 establi hch The MinOt Weekly
Op'ic. lie VAS also for a short tinle
on ID wis Lake payer an all witt
reInemner the "Pulitlciau' which
had o'i"f c.leer in Fargo in 1904.
In rrllo'ial days and at nearly
every cow ntio, and session OF tr,i-
Legislature since staten0od, Mr.. Nc
Ll're was familiar figure and a.;
The lime of the lirsL Legislature Ii.
Bismarck, 1885, "h"n the attemp..
was briIg ,naht to remove the cap,
laI f'om Bismarck back 10 South D..
kota, ana wller Alex Nick enzie wa.
lraning the North Dakota force-
against superior numbers,it was Ma.
sh III Mcclure. VINO was used as g..
spy. concealed, stretched out like a:
pirce of cOrdwUud b. Meath table ir.
the old Sheliuan house dining loon.
where a well gra den and secret Cat;
Gus was being held by the South Da
kUta leaders and uIans b ing mappoit
out and "iguies and anounts' WEE
being named for the iinal struggn
tn" following day. This boom alo:I-
with 'lher nisclo>nrrs Of damaging
nature caused such onsteTnatiOn n.
The en- my's camp, that the cause G:
removal was eakened beyond recov
ely.
Mcclure, though small in stature.
had con tiluLi0n of iron an1 b.
was almost immune 10 khy ysical es
haustlon. He was loyal friend a1i.
mac 1e" enemies. lie was sympath--
tic and generous and from DO, hoo,
up was a liberal contributor to every
case of worthy charity that presenter
Itself. A character sketch OF his :i1t4
would be a romance of unexcelled jn
terest. He was aoout IS years old AM,
leaves a wife and one son, Marshal,
Mcclure, Jr., who is also exhibiti:v-
newspaper extinct. 1t seems thai,
death occurred at st. Joserhs hosp,-
tai, st. Paul, where he was heip,-
treated for heart disease, which baf.
assumed an accutc form only iew
vneks ago. The body was raken f.
shlnot fcffourial. SRI - ~
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1906-11-22
Death Of Miss Bremen,

At $3.50 SUNDAY morning at her
room in the Gladsl one hC tel, ,occu rel
the death of Miss Lizzie Bremen,
affectionately known to her friends
as "Aunty" Bremen. She has t,een
gradually 10 ing strength for several
weeks and has been under the nurses
care for some time. Her death has
been expected as she vas of too ad-
vanced years to recupe' ate from a
pronounced derline III health.
Miss Bremen Was born in Ireland
81 yeaIs ago. She has resioed with
the famili OF Anton Klaus Sr. and
Jr and later with Mrs. Belle Klau.
at both Jafn' stOwn and Bismarck,
ano has spent tine years since the
death Of Mrs. Klaus, with the family
of Chas. A. Klaus of the Gladstone
hotel. Tie deceased was a great
aunt ofAnnabel Klaus, who arrived
Saturday evening at midnight from
,Lnke Forest. III. where size has been
attending school. The funeral vas
held at the Catholic church Tuesday
MOI ming at 10 O'Clock, and intermenG
in the Catholic GENET cry in this city.
Deceased leaves a brother in Chica-
go and sister il Wate'town, $. h.,
ash r nearest relatives.
The deceased vas lady of highest
character, faithful, patient and de-
voted to hel loved friends, and in
turn fully esteemed by them and by
all who Knew her. a
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1906-11-22
Tom Bowditch D >ad.

Fargo torum-W0rd comes frOm
WalIpetOn that Tom BOwditch passt d
ava, Saturday in that city. He had
b en- i'll fu" Several weeks and SaGur-
day underwent al opera, ion, out it
had been l0ng dela\ei anu failed to
relieve him. Mr.. Bowditch was for
several years a resioenl of Fargo, be-
ing in a responsible position with tile
Vidger- Lewis Co., Mrs. Brwui,ch is
a sister Of C,l. w. G. Dodge of St.
Phul,an AIR. aud Mrs. f3Owdilcll had
many warm friends in this CT WHO
will greatly regret lO hear Of his de-
H. ise''
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1906-11-22
Wedding Sells at Fried.

A wedding exiting more than usual
interest among wide circle of their
acquaintances, occurred tOd.yat Flied
at the Ca,hnlic church at that place.
The principals we're August Gruchal-
la, son Of reoff1e Gruchalla, and Mis-
Mary Winch, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Winch. Tie ceremony
WAS witnessed b, about 100 guests,
and was performed by Rev. 5 Dunn
b owski, pastor Of the church. Max
Stritz'l and Joseph Mutz acted as
groomsnrn, and Edith Winch and
Annie Grncha]la, who came from
Winona, MINI. for the OCCASION, were
bridesmaids. After the ceremony
the Wedding party repaired 10 the
hospitable Iesinence of the brides
parents where sumptuOu> wedding
feast was served.
The p,esent> we've many from both
hone and outside friends. The
young couple will 60 10 housekeeping
nn til: farm Of the groom nortn of
= led, with the best wishes of all for
their future happiness and prosperi-
1ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gruchalla, paients of
the groom who have BEEN spending
the summer on the farm leave for
their home in WinOna.
The pEide is one Of the most ac-
cOmplished young ladies' Of the neigh
bul hood, aud tile groom a prosperous
young farmer.