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Bei Den SU0GtaUell.
sinuige, gum I9eil nit 4hersIaabes
Sermii9tc MISUNDERSTANDING.

Aie esetAafuns Der % tbnadtsft5Se-9es
srfe epaba st'm gseibmadtsberpe-Gms
ptans Ses SG,afbirten SeiHe Gsraas
ssabreHS oer Seitase.
Sntere1ant iino ole Wei6nadtsge.
brdu9e Der SioIlapen in europa. Ser
oeutide @briitbaum 1T Bel oen 9uos
flapen orrd Die Weibna9tsflDBe err
iegt, Die aus plumpen eibenen ODER
bu9enen 8aumitrInten beitt1en, Die
am Weibna9tsbsro unter gepifen
geremDnien berbrdnnt peroen.
9as 5GQen Der gu Wei6nadtsz
tI0ben beftimmteu 8ucbenz ooer Giden=
famine seI9iebf in Der aeeel in Der
leBten Wo9e bor Weibno9t ooer audi
an Meibna9tstase felbit. Oa mad,
benz gplfsslauben Der @iioIlapen Die
8dume befeelt iino, miifen beionbers
@eremonien beobo9tet iperoen, Inn oie
Seelen Der 8dume ni9t 3u beleioieen.
gu Dem 8ebufe miifen Die CUR Sdnuna
unb Ginbringung oes Wei6naatsz
flobes befttmmten 2eute nit 6anbp
f4nben poer Sduitlinsen berfsben fem.
Stno fe por benz gum S9lagen be-
ffimmten 8auule anselangt. 10 penoen
tie fid sesen Often, befrsu5igsn f@
orfimal uno leeen bann erft Die Mrt
an ben Baum. Dieter mub 10 sefant
iperben. baB CT beim Nieoerbreden sez
gen Often su ftiir5en tommt. Der erfte
@pabn. Der betm Mnbiebe BON Gtomme
fIiest. miro gar iorsfam aufssl.ien
unb bepabrt. gr geb0rt Ser 0auss
frau, Die ibn fpdbreno oes fomntenhen
Sabres unter Die RabmfdHHd lest.
6amit itets bisl uub gutter Ra1m ent1
ftebe. Dem 8aume mub aber BON ben
Jdlern elm .fdDner. gutter Moreen4
eetpinfht tperoen, aud mub ma bos
3ola nit @erfte b%eitreuen. fonft 1T oas
fommen6e Sabr unfruatbar.
5ierauf miro Der @tamm. Der 70
sroB fem mub, bab brei Bis flint seb0s
rtge Striinte aus inn gefhuitten tperz
ben tonnen. auf ben Oaientpasen ses
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s~trObfammsln fur bic arippr.

gieIt MeibnoGfsftten baben bic
perf9ieoeneu beutiden golfsitdmm
seznsinium unb nur tDenige 9rdu6s
Eno e. ipsIne cine 2an0Iduft als
Gigentbamli9feit ALIEN befist. gu
.Aen Iestertn Gittsn sdblt Der In mans
@en Gegen6en Dftbsutf6lanos iblifjs
leone @ruu1 6es mGtrobfammelns
ltir be arippe,1 tpelher f~olgenbers
Mcben geiibt ipir6. Mm eriten Mos
bentsfonutuss erbdlt jebes Der &inoer
ber Gumilit bonn Batter ODER BON Der
Mtntter cine lanse @9adtel NIT
Gtrcbbdln1en. 60 oft nun zines Der
Rtnoer fid burH Jleib ur6 Gehorfum
ersgtaeihntt tat. ourf Is einen GtrObs
balm In bic arippe legsn, bic bann am
Meibna4tsabenb inter Dem gbrift=
bcuIle ods gbriftino bsberbergt. &c
psiher ous Rinblein sebettet If. bette
sIdn5enoer fprs9en Ole Gtrohbalme
fir bag 9etrugen Der ainoer.
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frEr
HSpfen, aieben bon 9aus gu 5aus, in
MnfhluB an dltere Qieber einen ST.
sensfpruh finseno uno 0agesen gait@
Iime Wepirthulg beiiheno.
Mie aud anoertpGrts ouberbalb
Nsut{9lanbs ii9 Gbnlide 8rduae ent=
tuidelt bdben. 0apon gibt unIer Gitters
bib aug MumGnien Elm Beiipiel. Die
fer MISUNDERSTANDING. Der als bDlfsz
tbimlit9e 9elufiguns bort in Der
Meibnahts3eit in Den GtGbten pie IN
tleinerer 9rtIhoften peronftoltet ipirb,
fat audi Die beiligen orei R6rige gum
N~ittelpuntt. 0eren lang berabipanenoe
tpeibe @eipGtoer un6 buntfdinerube
lobe papiertroner i'm 3uf9nitt Der
rumdnifden Nationaltraht entfpres
den. Das tit aub Bel Dem tleiner
gngeI Der San. Der linen p~orausSiebt
un6 osfen Stab itatt eincs Gterns ous
bb5nutinifde areua trdst. gleben inn
tdu5eIt cine fomifde Jisur, Der
rSirfe~ senannt, climber, Ser cine
f9tDdrse Masfe borsebun6sn bat nno
eintr b~0l5ernen RrummiGbel f9ipingt.
3inter ben R0nigen f9rsitet Die Ries
fengeftdIt zines Bodies. cine perIDni=
fitution bes Geufels, Die tpo6l aus
olien hei6nifden 4nfdduungen oes
Bottles ftnmmt. Der Monn, Der i'm
Snnern bes mGdtisen, furdtbar ses
h6rnten pelstbieres gu febtn 1T. ldBt
reraittelf zines Strides ben 8odfopf
1ds Maul bal0 aufreiBen, bul6 fdliez
Ben. Den s33us beihlieben ote @eftalz
fen Waria unb Spiepbs uno Elm
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ben Reft pirft er In bic @erite bes
3ausbaters. Dom dnsebotenen Meine
trintt sr oreimal, ebenio oft befprenst
er NIT Wein Die feiner 5ut anbsrtrau.
ten S4afe. Mn oieiem Mbsnbe nirb
Der 5irt. Der fonit Geringsef4Gbte,
NIT befOn6erer So9iddbuns bebanbelt,
nnb teiner bonn 9ausgeiinbe oarf es
ipasen, tim Elm b0ies Wort gu iaeen
ODER fonft ieinen llnpiGen au err.sen.
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Siwjaffi beiBen i'm @uiiiiden bic
tipolf eeipeibten Nd6te 5tpifdsn BEN
ghriffeffs ulb Dem Dr.it0nigstae.
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atmanifdDer acknowledgements.
0ime pbaafafifde 2;pIfsbeIaiieuae essnsas
fiidbem tlri2rnnaS.

nijdben u~rfsranaS.
Ginen sara beionoersn 3aubtr auf
Die @oltspDantaiie Fat idon in ben
3eiten oes llrdriitent9ums Ser Be-
4riht ppn ben orei @eilen aus Dem
Morg.nlanoe auseeiibt. Die i'm Stale
~ Bethlehem benz reugeborenen Seiuss
sinoe buloidten. 8ereits auf Mano@
eemGIben in ben Ratafomben, Ole Sen
erften Gbriftensemeinoen Hpms in Der
3eit Der Nerfolgung als 3uflu9t oiens
ten, tpuroe Der Worsang oareefteut,
unb er 1T INNER elm beporaugter Sc
aenftano Ser driftli9en &unif qebliee
ben. Jriib tponbelte Ole 2egenoe bic
Meiien ooer Masier in &Dnige nm un6
CAB ibner DIE Numer 8aipor. Met4ior
unb 8altbdidr. Die Stride neibte
ibnsn einen befonoeren Sag, oas Set
Der Dffenbdrung gbriiti an Ole Sci
ben, bls felt oer 8erlegune oss @eibe
nudtsfeftes uuf ben %. DECEMBER am.
6. Sanuar besangen miro. 3ablreide
W~pIfsbrdude, beren NeIte Ii9 nod in
Dielsn Sbeilsn Deutfdlanos porfinoen,
tpeifen aber ouf cine polfstbamlide
Weibna9tsfsier 5urid, bic aus Der
limiponoluns bes altsermanif1en Sui,
feffes in elm 9riftlides SET berpors
ging lno in ipelder Die beiligen orei
R1nige an Die Gteue Der alien @0tter
in Ben ,dltberfommliden 6ffentliden
Mnfsigen traten.
Don oieien Mufsiisen ftamnt Der
utnaug ber .6terniinser1 Der, Der in
Straightforward gesenoen 9eut{9lanos
IN Der MeibnadtSseit, on0ertpdrts in
Der M~eujabrsnadt ODER am Drei-
~t5nigstas Fattfin6et. Mdnner poer
ssnaben nit Gtdben, ole oben Elm
Gtern fdmiidt, un6 fetIi9 sefleibet,
init bunten papterfrbnen auf ben
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Gtne tpHmDerbare STAR.

D. W. Ubams uno Jrnu. Den.
riettu, Ba., ersdblen BON elmer nun.
oerbnret Qur. SIR 5 Sabre oltes
&ino litt an eczema. fe laien BON
Gleetrie Bitters. tauften onpor unb
nab 4ebrauh bon 7 JlaiGjen mar
has 8ino uulItcmnsen qebeilt. Cine
scraiiglihe Wlutmebi5in. Bu baden
kei AoOlph DreiB uno 81. Gpbn &
-. % Cts. aso 81 per Glaide.
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aas MsianadtsHnasn ii Elm il

oen proDin3ftdOtsn MGbrens be-
Nsbter 9rau6. Rad Der Befderung
nnh mad BEN MbenosFen panbert Die
Jugeno nit brennenoen &er3en ppn
bats gu 5aus, umtrsiit ieben g.briit=
baum in ben betdnnten uno pertpan6s
ten Jamilien uno fngt babel Meih-
nadtslieoer. Cine fleine 8eiherune
sum ouesnblidliden gerf9maufer III
bic @eIphnuno.
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Die samsbsm nno Murueasr mo.

den am Weibnadtsaben6 felbft ibren
9austbieren Gef9ente in GsitaIt bops
pelten uno beferen Suffers ia in
bielen Jdnen besieben ie Die Wurseln
Der ibrt 6dufer bef9dttenoen altf-
gifen NIT Bier ODER mild, ,bamtt fs
aud piHen, buB es Meibnaft it,"
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Dr.. A. w. Chase's
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UNIVERSITY NOTES

An exciting election took place
Tuesday between the Daedalians
an1 the kappas for the election Of a
secreta1Y-treasurer for the South
Dakota intercollegiate Oratorical
Association. Inasmuch as the ora
torical and athletic associations of
the coli, yes Of the state are to meet
i'm Mitchell next NaT the o.atoriral
executive committee decided to let
Mitchell's university select its own
secretary and treasurer, for he will
have the bulk of the work to do in
arranging for the meeting. III. 81.
Weak, OF the D%aedalians, and FL. C.
K%ingshery, of the Kappas, were the
contrasting candidates., and there was
quite a good deal OF society spirit
aroused over the election. Mr..
Kingsbery was the successful candi-
date. 1t has been a number of years
since the athletic and %oratorical as
sociations met in Mitchell and their
coming next spring will be welcomed
by citizens and college students alike.
Society debates are becoming quite
a popular entertainment. Two
societies have held their debates in
the past three or four days. Saturday
uight the two mems societies held
the boards for a long discussion of
the question, "Resolved, That the
United States Should Subsidize the
Shipping Marine" Messrs. Warren
Smith, Ray Studt and Walter Grill,
of the Amphyctions, taking the
Affirmative, and Messrs. John Clap
man, Walter White and Fred Hatch,
OF the Adelphians, for the negative,
presented their arguments before the
members of the societies. The judges
were three young lawyers of Mitch
ell, Messts. Miller, Newcomb and
Shuster, who rendered their decision
in favor OF the Adelphiaps.
Monday evening the two girls
societies held forth in a splendid
argument on the question, Ere
solved, That Chinese Exclusion Laws
are Detrimental TO tile Best Interests
of the United States.'' In this
debate tile a%thenians were pitted
against tile Clionians The Athen-
lans were i piese nted by Misses
Carter. iiotf I'D. and Redtield, who
TOOK the affirmative side, and the
Clionlans, who discussed the mega
tive side OF the question, we're repre-
sented by Misses Margaret Graham,
Mary Faulk and Laura Smart. The
Judges yer Prof. T. FL. Hoff, W. a.
Barber and Allied Wenz, who decided
in favor Of the affirmative.
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When the Nerves
Are Played Out.

Suicide, insanity, falling sickness.
paralysis. These are some the re-
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FINELY PRESENTED DRAMA
Kerry Cow Was Very Popular
With the Audience at the Gale
on Tuesday Evening.

Allen Doone and his company Of
players made a tine hit in "Kerr
Cow at The Gale Tuesday evening,
and the droll bits OF Irish humor
we've many and thoroughly enjoyed.
1t is the prettiest Irish play ever
presented in Mitchell and gave a diff
ferent view Of the Irish character
that is usually presented on the
dramatic stage. Mr.. Doone is not
only a fine actor, but his songs given
in a rich tenor voice, added to the
effectiveness of his work. Mr..
Doone was supported by a very
strong company of ladies and gentle
men, whose efforts were we'll appre-
ciated. The play is clean and whole
some and carries a very pretty story
chat is told i'm an interesting way.
The scenic effects were realistic,
particularly the blacksmith shop.
where the forge was i'm blazing oper-
alton and MIR. Doone made a horse
shoe and placed it on the foot OF n
OF the race horses carried by the
company. There were many other
interesting bits of scenic effects
that made the performance wholly
excellent.
Rathbun's orchestra, under the
direction of G. G. Rathbun, played
some fine selections during the even.
ing, and the numbers from the
Mayor of Toxic we're particularly
enjoyed. The work of the orchestra
was heartily applauded. The Or
chestra is composed of II pieces and
Gale at all the performances, and
it will add to the pleasure of all
the shows that appear there.
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George Eliot. sayonarola.

Savonarola is one of the most strik-
ing characters in George Eliot's great
historical novel "Romola," the scene of
which Is in Florence and the period
that of S~avonarola's career. The idea
Of writing the book occurred to the
novelist while on a visit to Florence,
and on q second visit to the city, in
1861, she began to carry out her prof.
ect. The subject and design were for
eign to the authors genius, but she
spared 40 pains in making a thorough
study Of the locality, the people and
the literature Of the italian renais-
sance for the purposes of her story.
In her own words, the work ''plowed
into her" more than any Of her books.
She began it, she says, as a young wo-
man and finished it as an old
Her picture Of Florence and Savona-
rola is undeniably impressive, and
some critics declare "Romola'' to be
George Eliot's greatest novel and the
character Of S%avonarola one of the
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Christmas Holly

BOX containing twenty branches
ranging from 6 to 20 inches in
length, beautiful %red-berried Holly,
fresh from the woods of North Caro-
lima sent postpaid to any address in
the U. S for ST. An appropriate
Nmas Gift for your home or friends.
Will mail direct to any address en-
closing your card, If desired. A
bunch Of Mistletoe will be included
in all orders mailed before Dec. 3.
will mail any date in December.
P. q. Squires, Station R., Elizabeth
City. N. Z.
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to Mr.. A. H. PETERSON
Mitchell, s. d.

Dear Sir: The cheap paint to buy
is the II that covers more than you
think; the cheap one to wear is the
one that is young when old.
Mrs. Moore, of Kelsey, N. Y,
bought Is gallons Devoe to paint her
house two coats: her painters said
it WOULD take that. Had 6 gallons
left
Mr.. james Acklev's house, in Cairo
(Catskill Mouutains) N. Y, was
painted IDevce; it wore IA years; and
the paint was in good condition
then. He was yoinu to paint, the
last we knew, though. That's the
way to preserve a house: repaint
when there is M occasion
Yon's truly,
+ w. lleNoe & Co
New NoIk aud Chicago.
p. S-M II. Gusc!lc Sells our paint.
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Sold by all Druggists.
A Royal Prisoner.

Mehmed Rechad Effendi, the heir pre-
sumptive to the Turkish throne, awaits
as a prisoner his turn to reign. The
death Of Abdul Hamid would draw
him from a Jail to assume supreme
power. For many years he has been
shut up in his harem. He has seen
no n but his wives, his slaves aud
his %jailers. He has had no converse
ton. He has read nothing, books and
company being interdicted. One Of
these days he may be sultan. Now he
he is in tho depths Of a tomb.-Paris
Figaro.
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Summons

State Of South Dakota. Fourth Judicial Circuit
In the Circuit Court in and for Davis m County
Ethel Nj Bosdari. Plaintiff, VS.. Maurice Bosdari
Defendant, summons.
state OF South Dakota sends greeting: To the
above named defendant. You are hereby sum
mOned and required to answer the COMPLAINT of
herewith served upon you. and to serve a copy of
your answer upon the subscribers at their office
in YanktOn, South Dakota, within thirty days
after the service of this summons on you, excluS
i've of the day of such service; and If you fail to
answer this complaint within that time the plain
till Will apply to the court for the relief demanded
kota, this Ind day of October. 1906. Gamble
Trip & Holman, Yalkton, South Dakota, Plaiu
lifts Attorneys.
To the defendant above named: You will please
take notice that the complaint in this case was
tiled in the office OF the clerk of the above named
court at Mitchell. South DAKOTA, on the nth day of
November. 1906.
GAMBLE, TRIP T. HOLMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Additional Local.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Greer,
Sunday. Nov. IS, son.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Greer.
Sunday, Nov. IS, a son.
Mankota Commercial College, Man.
kato, MIMI, is the best, largest and
most thorough Business College in
United States Send for catalog.
Mrs. r. b. Ruth received word
from Chicago Wednesday announcIn +,
the death Of her sister, Miss M. D..
Hyde, who went there two weeks
ago for medical treatment, making
her. home with another sister. Miss
Hyde made her home with Mrs. Ruth
for some time.
Judge W. NJ. Herbert went DOWN
to Chicago Thursday to re,uain a
week. What calls the judge to Chi
cage at this particular time is the
game of football which will be PLAYED
there Saturday between Nebraska
and Chicago, and he will be found
on the lines roofing for Nebraska.
his alma mater.
MIS-. II. c. Tapp and daughter,
Miss Ida, left last evening via the
Omaha road for Portland, Ore
where Mr.. Tapp went during the
summer with his daughter, Miss
Jaunita. They have disposed of
their property interests in the city,
the res dence being bought by the
McGoverns. The family will make
their future home at Portland.
Policemen Tremaine and Pattison
uneart oed a little gambling joint
Wednesday night about 20 80 O'Clock
and pulled in foul parties. Judge
Herberf was called to his office and
the te lows pleaded guilty to the
charge of gambling and were as
sessed a fine Of So each, which they
paid. Their names could not be
secured, as the police court records
were locked up in the office. The
court went to Chicago this morning.
w. O. Hart, the father of Mrs. j.
u. Scriven, departed Wednesday to
spend The winter at the old soldiers
home at Hot Springs. MIR. and Mrs.
Scrivcn will give up keeping the
Raymond some time next month
snd have leased the residence of
Rev. j. s. Surbeck. The Raymond
will be conducted by Samuel Whyte,
who purchased the property some
time a.o.
Announcements have been received
by friends in the city of the marriage
of Rev. a. b. Steuernagel, who was
TOT a few years pastor of the Baptist
church OF this city. The bride was
Miss Agnes Mackenzie, and the
event took place Oct. "a i'm New
York. They will make their home
at Peterboro, Ontario. When Mr..
Steuernagle left Mitchell he went to
Chica 20 and joined the Dowie COL
ony, but it is understood, that he
left them several years ago.
Hotel accommodations at Cham
berlain are wholly inadequate to the
traffic that is Overwhelming that
place. The evening Milwaukee trains
from tie east and west deposit a
great number OF passengers to re-
main over night and to take the
trains IN the morning for the east
for country across the river.
Lodging houses have been established
out there and the charges they
stick on the people are at times
stiff. The hotels are not
complained of but those lodging
houses 20 for a mans money with
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NIaude Was WILING.

A strict housewife said to a new
maid, II forgot to tell you, Maude, that
II you break anything I'll have to take
It out of your wages"
But Maude, whom two days had
heartily sickened Of her berth, replied.
with a merry laugh: "Do 1t, ma'am; do
1t. I've just broke the hundred dollar
vase in the parlor, and if you can take
that out of $4-for I'm leavin' at the
end Of the week-why. you'll be mighty
clever."-Argonaut.
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Tainted MIX In Canada.

The Edinburgh Scotsman cites the
remarks Of Professor Harcourt Of a
Canadian agricultural college to the
effect that If a commission were ap-
pointed in Canada to investigate tho
conditions under which milk was han
died in that country and delivered 10;
the consumer the report Of the COM
mission would be worse than the re-
cent revelations relating to the meat
packing establishments in Chicago.
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Notice t" Creditors,

Estate Of Floyd r Vincent, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adj
deceased. to the creditors OF and all persons hav-
Ing claims against, the said deceased to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this notice,
to said Lewis Shuster, administrator, at his office
in Mitchell, in the county of DAWSON.
Dated october 26, 1906
LEWIS SHUSTER,
Administrator ofthe estate of Yloyd Z. Vincent,
deceased.
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Notice To Creditors.
Anna M Raid DECEASED

Estate of Anna M. Reid. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned exc.
.cutors of the will of Anna N. Reid. deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers within six months after
the first publication of this notice. to the said
executors at the Office OF A. E. Hitchcock, at the
city of Mitchell in the county of Dawson.
Gated October 18th, 1906.
JAMES A. REID.
L. NJ. CHAMPENY,
Executors of the will of Anna NJ. Reid, deceased.
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and all other symptoms of kidney dis
ease are speedily removed when the
kidneys are made healthy, active and
vigorous by the use of
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out any qnalms OF conscience. A
young lady bad an experience in
being held up for Sl.50 for a bed and
d dollar for her breakfast one night
this week, and these occasions are
said to be numerous.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in this city Thursday Of next
week, to which the people O the
city and county are invited. Ihe
services will be held at the Baptist
church. and the sermon will be de-
llvered by Rev. j. b. Dobson, pre-
siding elder Of the Methodist
church
Mrs. Edward Leehan and Mrs.
VIII FL. George entertained the
Strollers' whist club at the home
OF the former Wednesday evening,
at which five tables we're in play.
Light refreshments we're served
after which the prize winners were
announced. Mrs. G. a. Dawson
won the head prize for the ladies,
and 4. M Bailey. NJ. h. Patton and
w. III. Flynn we're tied for first
among the gentlemen, and rhe latter
won on cutting the cards. The even
ing was very delightfully."- spent.
Hiram Price received a letter a
day or two ago from his sister at
Washington, ID. c.. announcing her
arrival from PaIis and bringing with
her the remais of their father, the
late Col. NJ. M. Price, who died in
Paris several weeks ago. The first
arrangements were that they would
bury the remains of their father at
Davenport, Iowa, but a short time
before his death Col. Price expressed
a wish to be buried In the national
cemetery at Arlington, near Wash
ington, and his wishes were followed.
The interment took place on Thurs
day of last week
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