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The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-09-27

We have made arrangements by
wnioh we can furAiGh the
IfHsaLD and the New Idea We
MANS Magazine che latter aa Up
fo-date fsshiol aaa hoaomese1iae)
Tor enc year for Sl.63.
"Table Qaeon.' the brand han
died By Rauh; is without dcrot the
finest -four ever brought TO SeaaDa.
Il you use it once you viii never
want TO change.
Mrs. Ora Mccall, who has b0an
up spending SONS time with har SIS
ter. Mrs. Claude Webb, has returned
to naY home at Mobile. Ala.
Massrs. Henry and Wilkes Rosen-
barn lett or Sunday mornings train
fer St. Louis, to purchase fe1i and
winter goods.
The Sans Souci Club VIII meet
with Mrs. Eatelle Walls, tomorrow
tFriday) evening, from four to si4
O'Clock.
TUE KEEPER Hiram, tie Tmphis
Commascial-Appea! aeek'y snd Home
aad F2sp,, lor ono vssr for $3.50.
Miss Annie Houston, Of Warsaw
Ala, is the guest OF her sister, afgs.
Ono. +. Pearson.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-09-27

Whether attracted or not by the
ssharsaln" sale OF the stock Of mer-
caandise OF the late Jas. II. Duke,
the crowd in town on Saturday re-
minded ono CT 3 circus day. All oar
merchants appeared to be doing a
good business.
We learn thet Nj. John Pool has
soId his place, e few miles west OF
town 10 Mr.. fsham Eaminaeh. Mr.
Pool and family Will move to Ne
shoba Coanty.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-09-27

We had g most Interesting letter.
Lest week, from U friend Mr.. Jno.
G. Lipeconlb, now Of fsoia, IN which
Aaatates that the cotton crop in that
section will be about three-foarths;
ne complains, rs I'll do, Of the scar
CITY and i~neflciency OF labor. We
have good reason 10 believe that the
next thing we publish about Er'er
Lip3como (a2d thatat nofar period
Will be a marriage notice.
In th.s Issue 9. ourraper*he''ad"
q the Harrisburg Business College.
EIMtAe1burg, 1iios., spneaes. T5ss
oo,leEge IL associated with South
Mississippi; CeNage ana Offers sup
a1ior Business training and un95 al
"a boeGtag fsclli5ies. Seam heat,
hot a3d cold water shower baths,
.saaitary tQ.lets. aGtes.an w@ta2 pro
-riftaf
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Lew Ra.es 10 New or;eaas

and return, via Mobile 4 Qhio r. Il.
Account o. Knightaof bias meet
ms, October l5sh-25th, n. & Q. r. q.
sgents VII sell ~ticlsets 10 New Or
leans and return or Cctobar i2sn,
18Th, 14t' and l5<h at rate CT one
fare plus 25 cents fos The round trip.
Return unt:tOetobora Gosh, with priv
ega Of es1lonsiGn 70 Noyem5er3gh.
eep-oE4r5 a!iowgd between stations
Cairo ana eats. ASK ~. Il o:agents
for rertstertl.ra.
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CT u sEoes.

The mejorityo Of tAe daughters and
soas Of Kenpar intending SO 10 60
returned 20 their varicas soaools
last week.
On Sunday, Miss Ruhie Key re-
turned TO Beason's COLLEGE, 81 Neri~
dian, AND Afr. Jim Carter to The A..
& NJ. as Star!lyiise.
Cn Tae9aGy, Miss Annie Nae Jack
returned to theI.L. 9 G., at Cosan-
bus. ard AZ. Gay Jack, If, 10 hiss
iasappi College, at Clinton.
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If YOU want Lumber, call on
W. II. STUART.
ELECTION flCTzcEi


Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in the Town OF
seooba, Ke1nper County, Nlssissip-
pi, en- Friday, October 18th, 1895, 70
decide whether or pot the Town
shah levy q tax to raise funds with
which TO defrag the expense Of in
Sailing, at the artesian we'll il the
Town OF scooba, q gasoline engine,
water tank, with pump and pipes,
and also a Waterman on kempar
Street from the School House to the
Mobile & Chic Railroad.
Hy order OF the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen.
r. N. ogARIEs, Mayor.
s. A. TwiLLnT, Clerk.
T;1is, September 9th 1908.
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NtarlinE ID DNa i.

Beca-se bas ata:nact Fas &c aossened
81 use.esa l5lgrac tna abe csHi3 not
set. Mrs. MaFg RI Waiter. III ". Gar
So, Couapus, O., wee tteraf'r saes3ips
10 Team. she us!tet: My e;oElae1 Nes
80 goas iiom ~cselas9 q Has sat eo1'a
aat cal, AID my her.e 20 @rsasei ihsf
eolla not sisap, aud sot hcfos wsG
eiysn up f. dc was I ntdIeas % ~
Eleesria Bsaeeif; Ysth the 1oe.af-n' III
sal; .aet Improvement ie.A1 O. 'jfice,
and $ eSnpiels ca-e Fo'iaa,e." H&s.
3aa31l, so2ie ~ eer;tF. 51e. Gas AZ
.eei 81 FaaIiaa3. sba ~j4EGg:s%.
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Have Good Hsaish.

Abundeaa ~vitslisy Is 10. ba desired.
Dr.. Kings Rcyai Gesanetrss ees:fova
disease producing ee,a.s in s'la cssstsn7,
AID l,y 10 purifying sud teDlo /. a:'er-
ties inausea good healk5s. Ees'ee, Tor
R~heamatsHIn, Indigestion, Cb.i!e ind
Fever, end al: diseases 81 tac J ooos
liver, kidneys aaa bladder, IS ste
greatest discovery d the asse. l.spGgis,i'
sell it al S. per large botSls leS dot4es).
Is IL ss pleassns TO taAe aa l.laQ1Gs!ss
end cures when eli els5 fails.
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scooba, Miss.
Nesi b i Y.:ying.

". II. Brown. ibo popular pension at.
toaney o. Pistshold. VI, ssys: Next to
3 .aensio1, tbs beat thicg to get is Dr..
King's New Life Pills" lie writes:
ssthey keep ny ianily In s9leydsd
health Quick cEte iof h~eadscEe, coG~
stipaticn and bl.casaess. 2Sc, Guar~
aassed at EIastisndas drug store.
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Mr.. j. P. Gladney, of ssarkviile,
is assisting Mr.. Jno. Z. Howell at
the NE 0. station during Mr. Allan
Adams enforced idleness, The tat
1er has been a-chilling, but hopes TO
be ready for business by the 1st.
Blank books. receipt booEf, lodg~
era, journals, day books blottef
books, and all al Eastiand's drag
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Low Rates Is So. Lcr;a and Return

account OF meeting os American
Bankers Association. On October
18th and 18th the MolAle s. Ohio q.
r. agents will sell tic-leis to st.
Louis at rate of one faro Plus 50
cents Eor the round rip; ia@l limit
October 2a.h, With psivlsge Of ez-
tension TO October S3th, Agk Nd. &
o. Il. L. AGENTS for particulars.
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T2,4l AID County,.
See Eeuh for Shoes.

Soap is fine and plentiful, also
cheap, al E@sdard's.
Regular meeting OF The Beard Of
Supervisors IA DeEab cn Monday.
Miss sallie Daniel. of E~innsyila.
is visiting friends II Shreveport, La.
Mr., John d. Thomas is row clerk
ING at the New York Bargain Sore
Mrs. ]. A. Byrd, CT B:ans7.lle, is
stopping with her daughtef, Ms. j.
e. Tingley.
An organization FOR colored secch-
erswill be held IA DeEa2D 1omorr5F
and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ, Fleming are
visiting the latteF's parents, Mt, ana
Mrs. A. G. Hardin.
A.. A. Hamlnack has Cofiae, Csstets,
and a general supciy Of Ua&sr>akcf@
Goods, at Lowest Pr;cas.
Taay will take orders for ladies'
suits and skirts at the EoGanbRum
store-per.aet as guaranteed,
Wautsdl-2W cords OF wood ent;
so GETS per co9l in casa VII b9
paid. Appy TO s. c. m2AHnE1h'
For Rasw.-Taa avery place.
Apply to JOE CRAARR,
ScoQba, Miss.
sill have q fine line OF Station
cry, Come and buy yourself some.
E4sTLASn, the druggist.
Don't forget that tae stores af ali
Jewish merchants VII be closed on
Saturday. The 'Day Of Atonemeat.'
Little Miss Sallie Byram, who has
been visiting MIS-. Annle Wiioourn'
left Tuesday for her home in Mobile.
Mrs. r. G, McCraight, OF Waha-
lax. spent severel daFs OF tiaa week
with her daughter. Mrs. r. j. Ed
monds.
Mr.. Bert Vinson is now working
for the electric power company at
Gulfport; Nj, Franz Vin&on is SILL
in Jackson.
Rev. II. D. Parritt LETT Tuesday
morning for a visit to his old Rome
at Wesson, expecting to he absent
about a week.
Hon. Sam o, Bel, of DeEalb, and
Mr.. Nick Nael, Of Einnsviie, were
two of the out-oc-towaers whom we
noticed on our streets Tuesday.
WANTED-a man thoroughly COM
potent to ruu a cotton-gin. Apply
to JoE CRAMHR,
Scooba, Miss.
Paints and varnlshes, brushes and
eoloring, all best grades and cheap
est. Come and price.
EAsrLAND, the druggist.
AS to Shoes-Rauh has them, and
as fine a line as has ever haan
brought 10 Scooha, Chisd's scaooi
Shoes that can't he beat. Cal and
see them.
Mrs. Minnie Ports, the attractive
and accomplished vile OF Ir. D. Y.
PORTS Of Waha:ak, spent 3 few days
OF last week with Rev. and Mrs. Fl.
B, Pergitt,
FoR SALE.-l9G acres o. GQod prsi-
RE land. lying I've mites northeast
OF Scooba. Good s-rccIn hoaae and
all neceasery outba.ldings. Inquire
at this eff.ee.
An alarm Of fire abaat Z O'Clock
last Monday evening created con-
siderable excitement throughout the
town. Fortunately no damage wor-
thy OF note was done.
Mr.. b. r. KuySendall is having
brick for the foundations OF q dwell
ing house, to be erected on the lot
adjoining the Presbyterian manse,
placed on the ground,
Ny line OF drugs is complete and
pure, prices right and all work cares
fully done-and guaranteed, OF
course.
EAsvLAND. the druggist.
When two strong men come to blows,
even i they ara well matched, it Ia not
a pleasing eight, Int il the man who
gels ths worst Of Is viii nsa DeW;ts'a
WIt0h Hazel Save, be Will look better
and feei better ia saogt otter. lie srre
You get DeWitsas. Good fer eve ytniLp
selve is used for. includ;ag pies. Sold
W O. Eaatlana, shs draggiss
Y
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-09-27

Cal on Jno. n. Pearson before
selling yoac cc@Qn-aaed he rep
resants the Ee-Gge Cot.aa Oil
Co., OF Columbus. Niss., and lie
pays tka 3sat Iaari.et PRICE.
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se.fa ETsgs;ss:pp3 Ct rc.

Cains to delay il the completion
OF b~ai}Giass, The opaniag a the
gopsh mississippi Golfers, Hattias~
Surg, announced icr o. c5ar 2nd,
viii BE deeerrad Cattl eto5sr 23fd.
On ti.is latter date the Ins itution
VIII opan without fatl. Tha special
opening offer made hy the E&tties-
burg D-asta8as College Is also good
a aInws lnta.
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AGnarantcasi Gmro lor plies.

Ilaainn, Bind, Blaeding, Protrgd e
Piias. DF1rgis4s ara a~.thcs'zosi q ra>
:1ad money Il PAEo UlSEMLe,T l.3a
10 cure IL G % II dase. bee.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-09-27


A ~protraoted meeting viii begin
at the Presbyterian Church at
Evansville, next Sunday morning.
Rev. J.F. Eddins, of MeComb City,
viii do the preaching. Some OF the
subjects TO be disooursed n
What shall I do TO be damned?
2-Seven reasons why uahaiiei is
a sin.
3-The. Christ, the church, and the
men.
4-EScuses.
5-God is love.
JAS. G. JOHNSON, P. c.
FQa EBEr-whao is known as the
Johnson place, about u ard tree
qaarter miles east OF Socooa. $50
acres afi told-.Ga under good fence,
100 IN pasture. Apply to
]. G. WARREN,
Scooba, Miss.
The work that has been done on
the streets the past week has, owing
TO the wet weather, not had an OPP
portunity TO show up to advantage:
Give The work a chance to show re-
suits before you kick too strongly.
Good ,or tbs cough. removes the cold,
The cause Of The cough That's the work
OF Remedies Laxative Honey and Tns-
the original LAXATIVE cough syrup, Con-
tains no cpiates. Sold by o. Ess5iaad.
Carload OF Corn ann Other Feed
StuEs Just received ard for sale by
sSDoon s1UAssT,
Scooba, Miss.
Hair brushes and combs galore
and p,entiful-come and e them;
also tooth brushes. at Eastland's.
Come aaa get yourself me
They are constantly receiving new
Goods at the Roaenbaum store, and
now il is Millinery. Call and look
taings over.
We have New Fome kelop~head)
Sewing Machine, which we vii ssh
cheap for cash.
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The Kenper Herald
TIE cEtg2cHss.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CT st s-adsy
In each mo2tn st II 3. u. SD ,, H.: q
end and ia sundays at Z .. nj J.G-so2n-
E0a, Pastor.
ssba4th SCHOOL at 9i8oa. m.; J. W Garter
EaaaaiaiendsEt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on 2nd Sunday "A
sas.l nasath at Il a. IA. a1d Z , a. hi,
Ps-s... Pc o..
es,ss 4. eaaoo, CT s:so u. M: Z. r, EayA-
sada,i, s%aoaante- q i.
g~Ae2ss2-Se. 80 oa,s ] Sanaey = esq
pip - II .. 3 aAa7 ,. l. See9e =, ~@l'
Ps@.ot.
s43aasA seaool - $50 2. n. WI. Per
Ike, Gupe-: 1lG.t,
s=~sSe.,E
secret arr Ttssarz1i.
.Je~ersen Lodge no. us, a. f. & A.. NJ.
meets Thu .sasy night On OF befos2 Tie l9st
full sioon ia each noah ct Toa3oo-.
A.A.E-zCAc4 sea.esaty.
scooba Lod ye 10 20, Y. o: p, nects tie
LIST ana 2Ed MoAs2y n;g'it5 a e attu'o-ti.
81 Z o'c.osk. Il. .g14aCEG4'o 10.
A.. H.&s4AcE, K.E.G.
sooaha osuap No. II. W o. W, meets tie
LIST aga sd tuesday a.a-t:s ia eaea iIotth'
at o'closk. o.. cv0e-"s' ~.
). W.CAAsZ1, Clark.
scooba Lodge No. %, K Of meets the
Let aDa3ed Tuesday n.sats OF es2h north
go 'A0' w.1fc0. Eooas. Reporter.
scoo,a Lease 10. S,r8-. K. cd y. o. T,
meets tie f "a It'd sf-d@yS "a CO;
month al { o'el&el. p. N.
J.W.oAaEga. Pro.actor.
a. w. STaTgEr21, s2eresa' y.
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70 Cure a Cold in One Day

lake LAXATIVE BRGNO Quiaiae Tab.
lets, Druggists rsfund lnolsey II IL fai.s
Is cure. &. w. G2QVLS signature ia
on each box. 25e
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The meeting on Tuesday evenin'
adjourned without results.
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jefferson Lodge No.. lis, a. f. e A.. NJ
meets Thu ,sdsy nieht On OF befos2 The n.st
full a,oon ia oacA m9l3h ct zo'cioo@.
4 l..rE lx. Ge3reta.y.
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WAaraD:-r ...2sgo wholesale 2nd
mail oraer hessse. &ssistsnS nz5a.e'
lmaa or wnnanl for ll;s coaatg ard
the scjainirs tea.Sory. s1lsF- SO AID
axp3nsse pa;1 vsckig: eIasnee money
advanced. s. K p ,esa -; 77s'-}on r@fs
msusitt. Ec4lysatro era OF e~pa+isnes
required. Spare sine vs'nsoie.. We
st aece ias fAii particulars, sal eae4ose
sei.exdd1eeae1 enyaicpa. Address
G4scR4L MANAGER,
49, i. Lake S., Oa'o2so.
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seooba Lod re no. 20. Y. o: p nreots the
Ist and 2rd Moaaay n;g'it5 n G setu'o2t':s
st7o...o,k. Ii. .g,..aoEEa. @. Q.
A. HAI4AGx. T.. E.G
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Secret arr grss2rFSi.
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scoahs osaap No. IA. W 0. W, meets tie
LIST aga sd tuesday a;s.sts ia each month
81 7~o.claeL. CO. DeJa4AG3, CO.
4. .CAAvE3, Clark.
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WABASSO.
From The Standard

A baby boy was born to Rev. and
Mrs. R. E. Clark on Jan. 10th.
A. w. Mueller is still being talked
of as candidate for county attor-
ney by the Wabassoites.
E. G. Barton and family have
returned from their extended visit
with relatives in Kansas.
Rev. F. Ficken of Howard Lake
has accepted the pastorage of the
Johnsonville Lutheran church.
The Waterbury creamery associa-
ton has decided to build an addition
to the residence of the superinten-
dent.
VIM Jensen, the new livery man,
has rented the McPhee residence,
and his family has arrived here from
Evan.
Col. John Lauterbach of Redwood
Falls installed the officers of the
Catholic Order of Foresters at this
place recently.
D. L. Bigham was here last week,
and Col. Pickett accuses him of run
ming out the lines for the new court
house site zoos.
Herman Werner of New Avon has
been making money trapping during
the past winter. For one bunch of
four mink skins he received $40. 80.
A.. J. Weldon reports that the
milk from nearly enough cows, and
subscriptions to the stock, have been
pledged to make the proposed
creamery sure thing
The Woodman lodge has installed
Frank Hensel V. c., M. E. Hensel
w. A., D. Ellington E. B., George
Helms clerk, ]. T. Lang escort,
Arthur Meyer Waterman.
1t invigorates, strengthens and
builds up. 1t keeps you in condi-
ton physically, mentally and morally.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. 35 cents, tea or
tablets. H. M. Hitchcock. jan.
The Wabasso fire department has
| elected Jos. Groebner president, Vim.
Stacker vice-president, Andrew Cob
lirsch secretary, G.. M. ALEX treas
urer, Tony Schueller engineer, VIM.
Stacker, Andrew Lockaway and
Andrew Goblirsch captains of the
different departments.
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finger and nearly severing it from
his hand.
oath NEWS.

Superintendent S. j. Race visited
our schools Friday.
The Misses Knapp, Wiley and
Goudy attended the dance at Wa
basso on Friday evening.
Mrs. D. E. Ellington and children
OF Wabasso were the guests of Mrs.
w. A. Hauck the past week.
b. +. Bulen and wife returned the
first of the week from a three weeks
visit with friends at Appleton, Mimi.
Mrs. G. H. johnson went to Still
water on Thursday to attend the
funeral services of her nephew,
Willie Munroe. She returned home
Saturday.
Quite number of people from
here attended the Wabasso ladies
aid at the home of Mrs. John Mum
on Thursday evening and report a
pleasant time. An oyster supper
was served.
Mrs. Mike Wagner received tele-
gram on Sunday morning ANNOUNCE
ing the sudden death of her aged
father, A. Scraeder, of Brown
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner left
on Monday to attend the funeral
services.
The people of the Congregational
church society will have basket
social in the A. O. U. w. hall this
evening for the purpose of raising
money to pay up back salary. Ladies
are requested to bring basket con-
tanning luncheon for two. The gents
bring a good appetite and a full
pocket book.
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Dayid's Wen.

Within two miles of Bethlehem is a
well which is said to have been the
one from which the mighty men CT bat
tie in Israel, after breaking through
the Philistine host, brought water TO
David, in response to his exclamation,
ooh, that one would give me to drink
of the water from the well which is by
the gate" David refused to taste the
water for which his brave men had
risked their lives and poured it out as
an offering to God. Some picturesque
ruins are said to be those of the home
Of David's youth.
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Lydia Nelson recently visited at
w. j. Croft's.
The Mothers circle met at Isaac
Moore's Wednesday.
Miss Iva Gale has been visiting at
her uncle's the past week.
Miss Maude Gilbert returned from
Hudson, Wisconsin, Saturday.
Rev. Hughes and wife were guests
at F. B. Ellis Saturday night.
Miss Alice Filkins of Tracy visited
last week at the Nettiewyynnt.
Messrs. Hicks, Slower and Wilson
made a trip to Wabasso Saturday.
Ruth and Tracy Hicks returned
Monday to their school at Owatonna.
Mrs S. E. Weber left on the 4th
for a two weeks visit with her
parents.
w. j. Croft and Harry Gilbert
each took a load of goods to Window
Tuesday for the former.
Rev. Hughes of Milroy and Rev.
Hutchins of Wabasso have been
holding series of meetings in the
NJ. E. church the past two weeks.
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SHERMAN.

Claude and Elva Otterson visited
friends in..Morton Wednesday.
Ray andlLulu Munsell of Morton
visited friends in this vicinity last
week.
Edgar. King Of Redwood Falls Wis
tied at the Post home Friday and
Saturday.
Max Tretbar entertained a num-
Der of hisabachelor friends Tuesday
evening.
Miss Maude Clark has again re-
sumed her duties in the Wabasha
school, after enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
A party was given at the Will
Rivers. home Tuesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Rivers birthday. All
enjoyed pleasant evening.
Henry Shouviller, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Poncin. for
several weeks, has returned to his
old position in the Morgan mill.
A party was given at the Otterson
home Friday evening in honor of
the birthdays of Grover Post and
Claude Otterson. It was largely at
tended and a very pleasant evening
was reported by all.
Paul Petrie of Morgan township
met with quite a painful accident at
the Poncin home Thursday. While
locking the wagon wheel with a log
chain the team started, catching his
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VESTA.

F. A. Urbach was at Redwood
Falls on business Friday.
Dr. F. D. Gray was called to Bel
view on professional business Tues
day.
Miss Agnes Olsen spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Wa
basso.
Mrs. Mckenzie of the orphans
home, Minneapolis, was in Vesta
Thursday.
Mr.. Holcum, salesman for Dyer
Bros piano company, visited this
place Friday.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Dyd-
rick Rust was reported seriously i'll
the past week.
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BELVIEW.
Review AND ITS BORDER.
From The Independent.

G. F. Rain was visiting his par
ents in Redwood Falls on Jan. 9th.
Mrs. Louis Leonard has returned
from her visit with relatives at
Nicollet.
H. M. Strandjord has retired from
the Belview Mercantile Co., the
other partners taking his share of
the stock and business.
Remember and be present at the
farmers institute which opens in
the hall at the usual hour tomorrow
morning. The session will be of
only one days duration.
The engine used for pumping is to
be remodeled and an auto-sparker
attachment made to the same. The
remodeling is to cost S75. THE GA
ZETTE'S auto-sparker cost SIS.
Belview merchants will have a
bargain sale commencing tomorrow
and continuing for three days, and
the last issue of the Independent was
devoted to some good advertising Of
the event.
A. O. Gimmestad and Oscar Mar
tin left for Chicago Friday morning,
it being Oscars intention to enter a
medical school in that city for the
purpose of taking a complete course
in medicine.
Dad. futile made a trip to St.
Paul on Tuesday morning of last
week, returning in the evening. He
was accompanied to st. Paul by the
second Tuttle--he of the Seaforth
Item.
J. M. Thompson has been whirling
around the circle at Redwood Falls,
Vesta and other points, lining up
the fellows for Thompson for repre-
sentative, during the past week.
The Thompson army continues to in
crease daily, and the general is
jubilant over his forces.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-01-17

George Wells visited in Mime
apolis several days last week.
Oscar Carlson spent Sunday with
his uncle, John Borg and family.
Ole Flore and wife have returned
from Fargo, where they spent a
month visiting with relatives.
Mr.. Tillman left last week for
Watertown, South Dakota, where he
is working for the railroad company.
Miss Elva Helgeson from near
Sacred Heart is staying with her
uncle, Mr.. Helgeson, and is attend
ing school here.
Tom Steele has sold his house to
Hugh McDougall and will move his
family to Waseca, where they will
reside hereafter.
Misses Ethel and Lydia Gaffney
returned Thursday from Trent,
Washington, where they have been
the past three months visiting with
relatives.
Fl. G. Bertram, an evangelist from
Albert Lea, Mimi, will be here two
weeks to conduct services in the
Presbyterian church, beginning on
Wednesday evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-01-17

Mrs. S. F. Scott visited with
friends at Walnut Grove several
days last week.
]. Brown Of Brownton was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. F. A.
Urbach and family last week.
Miss Della Fawcett, who has been
visiting her brother and family for
some time, returned to Marshall
Friday.
Geo. Brundage placed a stock of
books, stationery and toilet articles
in his building recently vacated by
Mr., Rollins.
Mrs. Dan. Mckenzie returned to
her home in Mankato, after a
months visit with friends and rela-
tlves in this vicinity.
Jas. Roy and wife, living east of
town, departed last Monday for Los
Angeles, California, where they will
spend the remainder of this winter.
A very pretty wedding occurred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orb
mund when their daughter was
united in marriage to Mr.. John
Brown. The groom was former
salesman in the Schroeder store of
this place and made host of friends
during his short stay here. The
bride is an accomplished young lady
with a great many friends, She was
formerly saleslady in Chapman's
store at Echo. The young couple
departed for their home in North
Dakota, where Mr.. Brown is en-
gagged in the general merchandise
business. Their friends extend their
best wishes for their future hap
piness.