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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-04

( Enrlqueta Nlcasi, who had the dis
$tlnctlon, Of having captured the beauty
prize twice at the Carnival Of Seville,
Inns been engaged for one Of the lead
ling roles In the musical play, "The
Belle Of Seville" which is to be
brought olt by NJ. B. Leayltt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-04
THE STAGE
Ellen Terry's5 tour comes to an end;
this week and she and her company
will sail for England on Saturday,.

William Hawtrey, the English actor
who has been playing In "The Anlbl-
6tlous Mrs. Aleott," is going tolreturn
10 vaudeville. rs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-04

Pictures Tor framing at Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. t
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

clergy. while DR.. Packard, OF Rockville
is one Of the secretaries Of the House
Of Bishops.
1t is likely that advantage viii be taken
Of the presence in Richmond Of so many
bishops and prominent clergy 70 FIJI our
Washington pulpits with some Of them.
Richmond can't find pulpits for them ALL
They have. therefore, a superauity Of
good things.
Among the bishops who are attending
that convention as guests IS Bishop
Montgomery, formerly of Tasmania
Bishop Montgomery is prelate of the
order OF st. Michael and St George, the
order Of KnighthoOd for England's col
onies. the order 20 which EnglaHds am
bassadors. such as Sir Mortimer Durand
are admitted, and such other prominent
Englishmen as hold high Office under the
British flag. It so happened that the
bishop was a guest in Bishop Satterlee's
house on St Michael and All Angels
Day. and by request Of his host cele-
brated the holy communion I'm the
bishops private chapel. and by the
bishops permission used, after the serv-
ice, the collect for the King Of England
which the prelate Of the most noble
order must use on every st. Michael and
All Angels festival.
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BAPTIST.

WEST WASHINGTON. 3lst and y sts The new
chorus choi- viii lead the music Pastor. G. T..
Stealcy. Preaching. j a. m., Pleasing Christ.
80. Il Do Not Want 10 Please the Devil"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and o sts g.
+. Wnbigcr. pastor $50 a. m s. s. u a. M.
anniversary commencing sixth year SHbjlct The
Church for this Age" p m. g. r. T. IN.
What j. II 70 be a Christian Everybody wei-
Ccme.
FIFTH BAPTIST. p st.. near 9TH sw. DF. Weston
kruner, minister Phone Main 6I3s 9>l. 5. ;. +;
r. A, Ford, sgpt. Bar0a aud rhilathia classes.
II a. NJ, The Secret 0f Service" 9 p m. The
Musical Old Maid. No ! IN series on Sacred
Rename" GTtat chorus trained by Mr.. Palmer.
Miss GHce Beelman. clrnet sol0ist- Baptism.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and y SIS.
DT. j. ]. Muir. pastor Preaching u a. "a
Branded. T45 D m. Never Desu6iring.
;. T., go O.. n. C.. T.. Z p m-
+. HEZ SVEN explains a Hous, Made People
laugh Sunday night o'c Preaching. II
a. m. Chorus choir. Free peWs- % Baptist Ch.
Auditorium 4th and Va. ave. se.
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NEW YORK AVENUE EsBYTE RIAN
CHURCH, New York ave-. II and 18th sts.. Or
Wallace Radcliffe pastor. II a. M, public wcr-
ship sermon by the pastor; 715 j.. m. evening
services resumed music led by the quartet caor
go a. m. Bible school; GAS a. M Claughton
Bible Class Mr.. Charles b. BAILEY, leader, $50
D. M, Christian Eudeayor Society.
THE CHURCH or THE COVENANT Conn. ave.
\ and 18th sts Rev. Henry Van Dyke. ID. D.,
viii oificiate tomorrow al II a. m. and az p. IN.
Sunday schoo, al 9,i5 a. m. Senior and iuleme-
date Christian EndeaYor meetings az D. NJ.
Thursday evening at g. midweek service
FIRST-"The Strangers Sabbath Home" Donald
C. Macleod, minister u a. m Mans Little
ness and Greatness 7.l5 p. m. 5. s., 80 d. n.
&. f.. 6.ii an are welcome
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TheOsOphy.

The Blavatsky Branch. Theosophical
Society in America, has changed its
quarters to 1913 I street northwest. and
will renew its meetings, commencing next
Thursday, October 10, at 8 o'clock. BY
request, the subject viii be, 'Theosophy
applied to the Sermon on the Mount. "
1t has been proven to many that the
theosOphical teachings present a clear and
forceful explanation OF this precious gift
TO humanity by the Great Teacher. Free
discussion. All are welcome.
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STEAMBOAT COMPANY WINS.
Chief Justice Refuses 10 Compel II to
accept Objectionable Passenger.

accept Objectionable Passenger.
Chief Justice ClabauEh. Of the District
Supreme Court. sitting ir equity. yester-
day denied the rule applied for by sam
uel Wasserman, 10 compel the Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat Company 20
accept him as passenger upon its boats.
Wasserman claimed that he had been
denied passage upon the company's boats
between this city and Norfolk The com
pany in its answer which was supported
by a number Of affidavits. alleged that
Wasserman made a practice Of soliciting
patronage for varicIs hotels OF the two
cities when admitted as a passenger.
thereby causing annoyance 10 both pas
sengers and crew. resulting in complaints
from the company's patrons
Justice Clabaugh, IN sustaining the COM
pany's contention, declared that the prac-
tice established against Wasserman
amounted to a common nuisance" and
declined TO issue the rule applied for by
the complainant
Evans Browne Of the firm OF Britton
& Gray. represented the steamboat COM
pany. George w. Drew appeared for
Wasserman.
nCfohor 9 Tn0- nor,.r,I,og- -. -.
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TRINITY CHURCH Sd and c sts. NV.

TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and sts. NV
Archdeacon Williams and Rev. Lionel A. Wye.
18th sunday After Trinity.
Services 80 and u a. m. and D. m.
Sunday school. ESQ.
Al welcome.
RO-CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF THE ASCEN-
SION 18th and Mass. ave nw. Right Rev II. \.
SdttCrlee, d. D.. Bishop. Rev Robert T. Brown
ing curate. Services I'D $780, Sunday school.
II a. n. Holy Communion and sermon by Rev.
W. J. D. Thomas; 5 y. NJ. evcusong and sermon
by the cuTa,e. Seats free. All welcome.
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EVENsONG. Cathedral
grounds, Mount ST. Alhan. Oct O. at q. m.
Special preacher Rev. Charles e. Pierce u. d,
ctauain H. S. A. Vested choir, led by detach-
meut Of L. S Marine Band. Take Teunalyt0En
cars
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. Rev.
James II. W. Blake rector. ESQ q. IN. Sunday
school. n a. "a. Litany and Holy Communion
and sermon By the rector. 30 p. m, evening
prayer and address.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. sd ST.. near Washington
Circle. Al seats free Rev Alfred Harding
d. D. and Rev. Charles II. Homesd. Clergy
Holy Communion 20 and n a. m Morning seTV-
ice. 10 a m. sunday school. $50 a. m Choral
evcusong. p. IA. Sermon by the Rev. IA. A.
Brosn. chaplain Fort Myu.
ST. MARKS. 3d and A Sc. Rev. W L. De
Yries Pm D. Rev John II. Des and Rev. =.
NJ Prescott clergy. Services. 75o. II a. m. and
80 D. M SUNDAY school 9 % a. M.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

The hfty-eighth session vii Degin September q
and continue eight months. Students ulatriCliated
Tor day instruction only. no Light lectures being
gwen. Practical laboratory work under special IN
structqTs. N Anatomy, Physiology, hist0loEy
chemistry. Pharn4cuiogyy Pathology and Bacteri
0logy Ample facilities for clinical expereDce ana
practical work IN hospitals f city and IN the Uni
teTslty Hospital For circulars address The dean
Dr.. q. NJ. kOBER. 90 II street.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
Exceptional opportunities are offered for modern
ana strictly hrst-claSs education ~ dentistry.
Session begins September f.
W. \. COGAN. D. D. s. go H St
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SFIRITUALISNI.

THE FIRST ASSOCIATION viii resume public
meetings on sunday oct c. = A. D, n. in Pvthtan
Temple t1d t01r l0I1 etl s,. nv President Bar
yett q tae [. = A.. VIII deliver . short lecture
on The spiritual Outlook Mrs. LonEey viii
spesk on Tho Rock Up1u Which We Build" fol
lowed by CiziT1yauCe descriptions and resdiuss.
Public invited,
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
ard z SIS NV Suvica. SUNDAY. y a. n and s
2. m. Subject.
ARE SIN. DISEASE. AND DEATH REALs'
Sunday school Il a. 10. Wednesday 3 u N.
Public cordially invited. All -sats free. Free
reading rogm Eli Colorado R.ffirr
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METHODIsT EPISCOPAL soUrH.

MOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ E. CHURCH
SOUTH, cor 9th and sts aw Rev. william
French Locke pastor. II A. m and 8 p. m.
preaching by the pastor: Sunday school Q 90 a. m
Epworrh League. Z D. N.
ST PAUL. "a ard sts. nw. 2 % a. m, g. :
u a. n sermon. Communion reception of new
members. p. n. Junior League; $50 2. m. p.
l.: 30 p. NJ, INSTALLATION OF +. /. or
FTTFVE
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Cardinal TO Omen Fair

Cardinal Gibbons will open the fair. to
be given by ST. Peters Church, Second
and c streets southeast, Capitol Hill.
Monday evening next, October T. The fair
viii be held in the basement of the
church, which will be handsomly deco
rated. st. Peters is the next oldest
Catholic church in the city. and out Of
her original territory have sprung six
other parishes.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAAlLINE NJ T. CHURCH c1Tner sth and P sts
NV Rev Charles T. Guthrie pastor. SUNDAY
school. $50 a. 10. Holy Communion, il a. N.
Epwcrth League. $50 D N. Sermon. 79o .. M.
'"rhe Sword q Jesus" Seats free Strangers well
come
FOUNDRY NJ z CHURCH. 18th ard Church SIS.
NV. Rev. Robert NJ. Moore. y. D.. pastor. sun
day School go a. N. Preaching b. pastor. II
a. M. and s , m. Epw0Tth League. =, n. Good
music Seats free All welcome.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th ard
q sts nv. Rev samuel Woodrow ID. D.. pas
Tor. u q. m. ard s 2. m. public worship. with
sermon hv pastor. Turning the World UPSIDE
Down" and Three Pictures. Music by quartet
and chorus choir. led hy Dr. J. W Bischof, Or
gauist. 90 a. m. sunday school 6a5 3. m.,
Christian EudCavCr
MT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia road and 18th 81 nv. Rev. NJ Ross
FishhuJu. pastor 50 a. m. Sunday school, II A.
m reception af members and Lords Supper. Ser
mon hy the pastor. subject In Remembrance
$50 D. n. Christian Eudeavor; -i5 p. H., sermon
by the pastor Subject. The Strength Of Youth. Do
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NOSSECTAHIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythisn Tc-apls, lol2
Ninth 50. NV. Alex. Kent. minister VIII speak a.
lis Of Religion ard Ethics,' kindergarten class
az same hour. sunday school al 70. Seats free.
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UNIYERsALIsT.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER. 18Th and L sts. NV.
Rev. John Van Scha.ck, jr pastor. Il A. m.
morning service. Preaching by Rev. S. ". New
man ID. ID. etj a. m sunday school 6 p. a.,
\ Z g. T. All Cordially invited
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

Hugh has been directing the energies Of the cons
O
the fact that numbers his charge has increased in that
colleges and has much Of h both pastor
andas mano ousid ide
Albany. Y May 1853 making him Hrtyeght
old first
served page in a
selected Colgate Academy, where he matrcuaed with the
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH Sunday school.
$50 Il, sermon by pastor T. ID. Power. Christ
and the Common People 80, Gods Love and
Mans Need G. T., $50. Come with as.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, sth and d sts. ne. Services
every sunday al II a. n. and As p. n. Pastof
George a. Miller. Sunday school 80 a. N.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. l4th and L sts NV
Ulysses q. h. Pierce. minister. 9s5 a. m. sun
day School and class Tor the comparative study Of
religion. 10 a N. Unity study Glass. II a. m.
morning sCrIicc; sermon by tie minister. ?. n.
Young Peoples Religious Unicn
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LUTHERAN.
CONGREGATIONAL.

MEMORIAL Pastor J. G. Builer. y a. H.,
Rev J. A. F1icsirger 30 p. m. Lords supper
az Close of both services.
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH. 18th. near Dupont Cir
Gle a. H.. Holy Communion; II q. m. Holy
Communion and sermon by the Right Rev. Bishop
Garrett d. T., Ii. D.. Bishop Of Dallas, Tex
.. m. full choral service. c. Ernest Smith,
u. D.. u. c. L. rector.
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viii be said every Sunday hereafter in ST. An
thongs Church, al 9 O'Clock for the children.
Forty Hours Devotion viii be held In the Church
y the Nativity Brightvood. beginning sunday.
October %.
solemn procession # H.. Blessed Sacrament viii
take place az the close of the mass. The sermon
GA this occasion viii be hy Rev. Father William ].
Carroll. q St Patncks Church. this city.
Rev Father Van Iugclgcm returned recently from
visit % relatives in Belgium
Rev Father Thomas +. Waters ard Father Van
IngelEam Eil open a two-weeks mission tomorrow
in ST. PtuTs Church, Portsmouth, Va, 70 be fol
lowed by another mission Of the same duration ia
Newport News.
The Apostolic Mission House began ts lecture
courses last Tuesday There were present an I'M
usually large number Of priest students for the
opCniug day
The roster Of priests who have signifed their de-
sire to follow the lectures given by Father Elliott
at the Mission House includes two J0sephites who
are preparing TO give missions % the cllCred people
Alabama, the other from California; two Bremon-
sjratenssu monks from Wisconsin
The religious orders have been first 20 see the ad-
vantage Of course Of lectures in mission methods
given al the Apostolic Mission House and have
been eager 70 avail themselves Of them.
Que Of the Joseptites Is the newly ordained col
ored priest Rev. J. J. Plautevigne. Of Louisiana
who made creditabe ranking In bis class His pur-
pose In following the lectures Is 90 give missions
throughout the South 20 the colored people
There are also two priests from Altoona one from
81. Paul. another from Dubuque and other dioceses
Of the Mississippi Valley.
The Mission House is training a band q mission
aries for the extensive diocese Of Baker CITY and
the existing Apostolate Of s.. Augustine, Fla viii
be strengthened BY the addition q a second helper
So wonderful has been tha growth of the mission
work that the resources q the spacious Mission
House are taxed 90 their utmost 10 AFFORD oppor-
unities 10 those who desire 20 attend the lectures
few years ago couple II rooms in the upper
story Of keane Hall were sufficient TO accommodate
the priests who came.
An ordination took plac yesterday IN the Apos-
tolic Mission House, undc- reTy unusual conditions
that added 10 the impressiveness of the scenes,
Mr. T. a. Buckley Of ST. Augustine, Fla was or
dained TO the subdiaCOnate by the Right Rev
Bishop Kenny, Of st. Augustine.
Mr.. Buckley educated at Briguole Sale in
Genoa. Italy; Is a member Of one Of the Oldest
orders Of the church. founded by Norbert in 1916
That he might pursue course Of studies that
would qualify him for work with the diocesan
missionary band Of St Augustine, Fla. Bishop
Kenny made him Slbdeac0n yesterday IN the
to attend the mission lectures
Cardinal Gibbons VIII deliver the address Of vel
cJme at the opening Of the fair in the basement
Of St Peters Church, on Monday evening next.
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LIE sECULAR iEAGIE.

WHAT WE STAND FOR" By the President.
Memorial exercises. the late Gen. William Birney
Principal address bJ DT. W. A. Cr1dut Pythian
Temple, 1912 s1h 81. nv. az r. n.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Han, 1907 S. NV Services. u a.
m. and 80 p. On. S1biect of morning lecture bv
BISHOP OLIVER q. SABIN. How 90 Heal the
Sick. Subject ~ evening lecture by MISS BER-
TIA p TELLTR Freedom Testimonial meet
ing "Wednesday evening ~ 20. Seats free All
invited Commencing sunday morning NOstmhfT
5. Bishop Ssbiu VII deliver the first of a sarles
q twelve free lectures teaching h0v % heal the
SICK and demonstrate along metaphysical lines
This vii he the only free crurse delivered during
the year. and those Who wish 20 learn this science
Ehngld nake thrlr arrar s.r..rt. ac-.rlIrrLr
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

ACTING, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Fenc-
ing, Voice Culture, Makeup: Stage and Ban
room Dancing. dc. An Up-tO-dats school with an
up-to-date method. NATIONAL CONSERVATORY
Ok MUSIC AND ACTING, IL E. Capitol st.
phone Lincoln 1852 seistf
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BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. sEATON VIII give an Informal talk Sunday.
O'Clock. az her new Offices Delft Inn. sl5 Conn.
ave. OPP RachambeaU. Subject Power Of
Thought iu Self Healing" Public invited
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

Mathematics. graphic states. elementary mschsn-
ics and strength Of materials. FLYNN'S BUSINESS
4 ENGINEERING COLLEGE. sth and ssA AZ,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

III 18th st. \. W. Phone VI. 4O40.
STENOGRAPHY & TYPEWRITING THOROUGH.
LYTAUGHT By EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS.
au3-eodu
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Mrs. NJ. r. Waldecker,
ME Mn.TON SCHO0L-

Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
STUDIO, l52 ? STREET NORTHWEST.
ceG2-g1t
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MISS WALLACE's CLAsSEs
pRANINe ANp MAcRlNE nEsIeN.

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Removed from I707 St to l75l Columbia road.
se27-l5te1S
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

All the clergy who can be spared
from their work, and the laymen prom
inent In church circles, who can steal
away for a few days, are in Richmond.
attending a convention which promises
to exceed in interest any previous con-
vention Of the church. Rev. Dr. Harding.
Of St. Pauls; Rev. DR.. McKim, Of
Epiphany; Archdeacon Williams. OF Trim
ity, and Rev Mr. Johns. OF Christ
Church. are chosen delegates Of the
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

The Rev ". J. Cox, assistant at St
Thomas Church, returns home tonight
from his wedding trip. having been in
Canada spending his honeymoon. On
September II. in Truro Nova Scotia, he
married Miss Helen Bigelow, whom he
met in Washington, when she was in
charge OF the Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital, on Fifteenth street So the ro-
nance, which began in Washington, had
its happy climax in Truro, Nova Scotia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox viii live at the
CoTdOva.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

Cardinal Gibbons VIII deliver the address Of vel
c0me al the opening Of the fair. in the basement
Of St Peters Church, Monday evening next
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09

Geddes Record: o. N. Branch
Of Lake Andes, deputy fish and
game warden for Charles Mix
county. has announced that ne
will prosecute to the full extent
of the law anyone caught killing
chickens out of season. He says
that all violators of the state
game law in this respect will be
tined in the full penalty. which
lis SIS for each chicken killed,
and that in addition he is author.
lied to confscate dog and gun Of
amy hunter caught shooting
prairie chickens out OF
season. Young prairie chickens
ARE reported TO be quite numer-
GUS near this city, and IL they
are not molested until the law ID
out there will be some good
shooting in this neck o. the
woods. We are informed that
several persons Of this vicinity
have been deputized to act as
game wardens, 50 look out
sport" or you will run up
against the wrong man when
you are out snipeing.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09

Armour Chronicle: We we're
down to Geo. Soesbe's south OF
town this week looking at some
of the choice Duroc Jersey hogs
that he has. Now We don :
claim to know anything about
hogs but anyone could readily
see the difference between his
hogs and the average hls as
known TO most people. One
thing in particu lar We
noticed the cleanliness OF the
pens and their occupants.
George seems 70 be believer In
the old adage, Cleanliness Is
next TO Goodness any way he
seems to put it into practice.
His herd is headed by Til. IA.
nous boar, Dakota King a
liner boar il would be hard to
find. He a'so has two OF the
finest sows we ever had the
pleasure OF seeing, Dlkota
Prince and Miss R,nshsw.
While there he shovel u, three
young boars hi was ii..ing up
for the state fair at Huron, and
il they don't make the mselves
known there we certainly miss
our guess. 1t seems TO Us that
more OF the farmers would go
into the hog business that Is go
into it right and raise gool
stock. and q good place 10 buy
your hogs for start woull be
from George. Just & dosl 10
his place when in town aud look
over his stock and seq IL what
we have told you Is MT rig ht.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09

Chief OF Police Marty Is giving
notice TO the never sweats that
they must go 10 work or get out
Of Gown. Platte Epitome.
The never sweats are at q
discount in this vicinity. rs
there is too much work to do
here. The men who won't
work are kept too busy lodging
the men looking for hired help
and get out OF town.
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THE TOWN
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The good weather still holds.
III. D. Jehu has been in Sioux
City this week on business.
Mrs. AL. Booher has been on
the sick roll this week.
Mrs. Adam Grimes went to
Yankton Wednesday for visit
with friends.
Miss Minnie Grimes went to
Geddes to visit friends last
Saturday evening.
Frank Patton has once more
gone to the Hot Springs, seek
ing re left from his rheumatism.
Bern, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. /.
Petit, Wednesday morning, a
boy.
G. w. Absher is over from
Bonesteel visiting at the home
of his son, John.
John Anthony and Peter Heb
ner were down to the river one
or two days last week fishing.
T. A. Hinzman and wife went
to Bristow, Neb., Tuesday
morning for visit with rela-
tives.
Farm for sale. 80 acres, we'll
improved. l mile southwest OF
Wagner. Inquire A. B. Haley,
Wagner, s. d. 50 3p
John Absher returned Mon
day from New York City, where
he has been in the interests OF
the w. L. S. & A. Traction Co.
A building to be used for a
blacksmith shop is being erect
ed on the corner north of the
Stedronsky hardware.
Don't forget that we make the
best terms on farm loans. Nc
waiting for the money. Com.
mercial State Bank. tt
Misses Marie and Loretta
Murray and Milla Williams,
also Charles Ehrisman, Albert
Hennies and Chester Trumbo,
spent Sunday at Lake Andes.
E. F. Mack and family we're
visiting at the homes of the
Stedronsky Bros. this week
They were enroute from Lake
Andes to their new Yankton
home.
Good positions for the stud
ents of the Sioux Falls business
college Sioux Falls S. D.
Enter September 3 and get
three months tuition = free.
Write for Catalogue.
The Baker Theatrical Co.
has been holding forth in town
this week, and their entertain
ment resulted in quite a little
money leaving town 10 their
possession.
The Wagner and Armour
Junior bali teams played ba II on
the Wagner diamond Wednes.
day, and once more the Wagner
boys won, by a score OF TO /.
Our junior team promises to
turn out some pretty sgood
1 players.