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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-31
oxD CAMP or xxoNDxxE
COMING TO TIE FRONT

SO>819 8sO@
The camp of Klondyke, Is miles
northeast of Goldheld. is coming to the
front by the development of several
good properties that give promise of
good things for their owners within a
comparatively short time. c. c. Magoon.
came in from Klondyke a few days ago
and gives a glowing account of activity
in the new camp.
One of these days Goldfeld will be
proud to have us for a near n~eighbor,'
said Mr.. Magoon. w feel that we be-
long to the Goldheld district anyway
]. G. Coort, the d~iscoverer of the camp.
has a shaft down 210 feet on his prop
erty and has driven a crosscut on the
lower level for a distance of ESQ feet.
The erosscut is in high grade and an
S-inch streak assayed from 1000 to
5000 ounces of silver. Coort has al
ready shipped $50. 900 worth Of ore from
this property. the rock being k from
shallow tunnel workings.
sThe Klondyke Mining company
shipped a carload Of high grade on the
18th OF ii month and is now sacking
ore for another carload shipment. The
haul to the railroad Is but four miles
and the cost of transportation is not
heavy. Herbert Wilson. DIR. Forshee
and DR.. Lewiston of Goldheld are devel-
oping their properties. I have secured
surface assays on my ground that run
I'D to S12.S0. We are very well satisfied
with the outlook and believe we have
the making OF q live camp"
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PLACER MINING ON THE COLORADO

Thai the Colorado river in the vicinity
of Eldorado canon will be the scene of
placer mining on a huge scale seems te
be settled beyond all doubt. Dredges
are now about completed for this i'm
mense undertaking, and within a few
weeks they will be in active operation.
II. ]. Meyers, who is representing cap
italists in Detroit, Mich. and Minneap-
oils. Mimi. arrived In Searchlight Mon
day and left for Eldorado early Tuesday
morning. The last visit of Mr.. Meyers
occurred early in April when he found
eleven placer claims which showed
profit II properly worked. n after an
exhaustive examination and the COM
pilation of much data on district and
Its vast resources he returned to the
east to perfect plans. Advices received
in May were to the effect that all details
for the work had been completed and
orders for the dredges placed. and oper-
atoms would commence about December
l.. During his previous visit here Mr..
Meyers placed prospectors in the field to
locate all available ground that showed
Indications of profit. and the trip to Ell
dorado this week is to further inspect
his holdings and select q base of opera
tons.
There are many known rich placer de-
posits along the upper Colorado. yet the
gold is too fine n too hard to save to
attract the average placer miner. To
date no effort at dredging on a large
scale has been attempted. and Mr.. Mey-
ers is the first to make exhaustive tests
on process of saving n in computing
the value per yard of the pay dirt.
Just what the values are IL not given
out. but Mr.. Meyers says that a good
thing has been overlooked. Recently
many prospectors h have been look
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ing for quartz have turned their atten-
ton to the placer deposits, and this may
add materially to the production Of gold
in Lincoln county.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
THIEF IN ARMOR
TLTS WITH POLICE
With Lance in Rest He
Meets PatroIman in
Store.

NEW YORK, Oct. SI.-A novel method
Of hiding from the police is that OF John
Dondero, seventeen, of 66 President
street, Brooklyn. He wrapped himself
III a suit OF armor. in Delaney street
eostumers shop. and when arrested
used a papier-maehe lance with which
to defy mounted policemen Louis Mar
tin.
Dondero is alleged to have entered the
store OF Mrs. Lizzie Holden, 6i4 Norfolk
street, while she was on a ladder ar
ranging goods on the shelves. Dondero
is said TO have opened the cash drawer,
taken about s2i and rushed out Of the
place. with the woman behind him,
screaming.
The policeman heard the hubbub and
galloped TO the scene. He saw a man
fleeing down the street and gave chase
for more than a block. finally seeing his
quarry disappear into the costumer' 8
place, where armor, swords. and her
aIdic symbols are sold.
Martin Jumped from his horse and
searched the place for five minutes.
Finally ne noticed that a particularly
large suit OF aFmor was moving sus-
piciously. He ran up TO II and pushed
Cling inside OF the suit. and suddenly
Martin was struck by lance, which
had leaned against the wall.
The bluecoat, however. quickly M
earthed Dondero from his quaint hiding
place and subdued him. Yesterday, IN
general sessions, the prisoner was held
for grand larceny.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31

Crews of Two Wrecked
Ships Arrive Near
Same Time.

NEW YORK, Oct. s1-stin suffering
from forty-eight hours continuous toll
at the pumps OF their sinking craft. and
rescued at last as the vessel was on
the point Of going down under them,
Capt Richard Foote his wife, and six
sailors from the Dutch bark La Van
Romendt were landed here by the new
Italian steamship san Giovanni
The shipWrecked crew OF f1ve, from
the water-lOgged and abandoned schoon-
er Foam, were landed at almost the
same hour from the steamship Ossibaw.
Just in after rough voyage from
Brunswick, Ga.
The La Van Romendt sailed from New
HOrk OCTOBER Tor West Indian ports.
but ran into a terrific storm and sprang
a leak on Matanzas, Cuba, early on the
morning OF October 9. The northwest
wind bore her far from her course. and
momentartly threatened despite the con
slant working of the pumps, 10 send her
to the bottom.
Her fare was sighted late tae night
OF October 10 by the Norwegian bark
smart from Laguna for Falmouth. La
van ROmendts crew had by this time
abandoned hope of saving their ship,
and went aboard the Smart in their own
boats. The Smart transferred them to
the San Giovanni. eastward bound Oc-
tOber 20, the steamship DELAYING long
enough 70 reprovision the bark, which
Ias running very short OF supplies
The Foam left New York for TarDon
Bay October IA, was knocked about by
continued gales until she sDrang a leak
and was completely Waterlogged when
sighted by the Ossibaw, October %.
She was so heavy with water that an
attempt to tow her into port failed. The
crew was taken aboard the steamship,
and the schooner was abandoned.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
NEW LINER MONTAUK
SAILS TRI-REEKLY

Much has been said concerning the
new steel steamer Montauk, Of the new
Norfolk. Washington ana Hlciliiioilu ~ :
tr11e worth of this boat one must traVei
an Il The Montauk plies between tnls
CITY. Norfolk, and the jamestown TX
,The boat leaves this city every satur-
dav tuesday, and Thursday at a. N.
from RiIey's wharf. foot OF Sixth street
Southwest The return trip Is made from
Norfolk every Monday, wednesday, ano
Fridav at a. m. Connections are mace
FOR New York, Boston, Richmond, and
Savannah, and the boat stops al Olo
Point ana the jamestown Exposition
grounds coming and going,
This company is quoting special rates
to the exposition and .Norfolk-$2-50 50 for
a thirty-day, round-trip ticket. and $l.5e
for one way The Washington office OF
the new Norfolk, Washington and Rich
uond Steamship line Is at Fourteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
STRAWBERRIES FLOURISH
IN new JERSEY GARDEN

MoNTCLAIR, N J., Oct a.-One OF
natures freaks has msnif ssJed itself
IN upper MontelaIr IN the garden OF
Jasper Knowles there IS a geeond crop
OF Strawberries. The strawberries -four
ished despite the cool weather Of the
lest few weeks and the owner IS gather
ing them for bis table.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
REAL ESTATE STRONG.
HOUSE BRINGS $4,000

An indication OF the continued strength
OF the local real estate market is con-
tanned in the sale yesterday. at auction.
By Thomas J. owen & Son. OF the three
story brick dwelling al 6S v street north
west. This property was sold to Isaac
II. Bryant for s4,309.
The residence Of Ben Bradford, at the
southeast corner Of California avenue
and Columbia road has been rented for
the season to Senator Nixon, OF Nevada
The Senator viii take possession about
December l.
Stone & Fairfax have just sold a two
story apartment, 502 Florida avenue
northwest; 65I and 635 Pickford place
northeast 1906 First street northwest
and Il Hanover place northwest. The
consideration IN the transactions was
S16.500 cash.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
CONTRACTORS GIVEN TIME
TO FINISH SCHOOL WORK

Engineer Commissioner Morrow has
approved the request OF Pavarini &,
Wyne. contractors, that they be granted
until December 81 to complete the con-
tract for the erection Of the AnacOstia
school, without penalty or cost OF in
spection. The building was 20 have been
completed November 30. and the exten-
sion is granted because OF extra work
involved.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Plans for Wedding.

Mrs Margaret N. Ball has issued invi-
tations for the wedding reception OF her
daughter, Miss Frances Virginia Ball
and DR.. James Franklin Hilton, Mon.
day evening, November Is. from 8 To 10
at Rauscher's.
The ceremony Will take place IN the
home of the bride, 12IS Cirard street, al
7.90 o'clock
Miss Hilton, sister Of the bridegroom
and Miss Blanche Kaldenbach will be
the bridesmaids. DR.. J. Breckinridge
Bayne viii act as best man for DR.
Hilton.
Col. Julian F. Carr. OF Durham, N c.
viii escort the bride to the drawine
room and give her in marriage.
at home cards for 1918 Girard street
after December 10. are inclosed with the
invitations.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Payne-ClaAin.

The marriage OF Miss Elsie Grace
Clahin, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Price
Clahin, to julius A. Payne. of PhiladcI-
pbia took place last evening IN the
home Of the brides parents 11II o
street. The ceremony was performed az
$50 by the Rev. S. II. Woodrow, pas
tor OF the First Congregational Church.
The entire lower floor of the house
was tastefully decorated with palms
and ChrysauthemuIns, white ChTysanthe-
NUNS in the drawing room, where the
ceremony took place and yellow IN the
Alfred Lindsay played the wedding
music. For the entrance OF the bridal
Earty Mr.. Lindsay PLAYED the Bridal
Chorus" from LOhengrin. and after
ward the NIendelssonn's wedding music
Dr. Price c. Clafiin escorted his
daughter to the improvised altar, and
gave her hand in marriage.
Miss Claims bridal gown was Of
white peau de Cygne. trimmed with
point de Venice lace. Her tulle vas
caught TO the hair with a spray of
lilies OF the valley. and she carried d
shower Of lilies of the valley.
Miss Marguerite j. Claflin, sister of
the bride, and Miss Helena A. Payne, of
Philadelphia, sister of the bridegroom,
We're the maids Of honor. They wore
dainty gowns OF yellow susine silk, and
carried yellow chrysanthemuTns.
Little Miss Florence Janet Clalin and
Miss DOrthy Elizabeth Clafiin nieCCs
of the bride, acted as flower zfrIs. they
were dainty frOcls of white organlIe..
and carried baskets of yellow and White
chrysanthemums.
Edward Lanor, of Philadeln1ia q
cousin OF the bridegroom, was best man
The ceremony was attended 0nlv nv
q small eanIily party, but was followed
BIZ a large reception.
Mrs Cla1ln. mother OF the bride
wore q handsome costume Of cream
nunsveiling, and Mrs. Payne, of Phila-
delphia, mother of the bridegroorn
wore a usodish gown OF white lace Over
black silk
Among the out-of-town guests in
Washington for the wedding were Mrs
Lamor, aunt Of the bridegroom, OF
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Cards Out for Marriage.

Cards are out for the marriage of
Daisy Cotton, daughter OF Col Francis
Cotton, to Lieutenant Commander Archi-
bald H. Davis. T. S. N, the ceremony
TO take place at noon. Wednesday.
November 20, in st. Johns Church, I,
VIII be military wedding, and several
hundred invitations have been Issued.
Miss Cotton is one OF the most charm.
ing girls OF Washington society, and has
for some years been her fathers hostess
filing the place with the grace and
dignity OF an experienced matron
MISS MaF1Ory Cotton. the Younger
daughter. has been travelling with the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Taft, and Is
now in Manila, where she VIII spend the
winter with her brother, Gel George
Cotton.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
TO RIDE
TO RETIRE OFFICERS

A retiring board now In session at
the War Department viii, within
few days, take up the cases OF those
officers who appear to have been dis
qualified from active service by thelr
failure to participate IN The recent nd
inC tests. .s.4..s
Some OF these officers were permitted
Nv a doctors certificate to EeIraln from
he ride on account Of temporary IL
rs.ss ard will be given an opportunity
=. S,s-,iov their h0rsenanship. others,
i is Thought. are permanently disaussA4-
ded and these may be Feurea. -
nfTieial Ust hass been made Puole an an
viii not b. announced until tne AOIil
orders are issued.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
LFFFRs Lor ne DIsTPIcr.

street northwest, has offered TO sell to
the District that part Of lot IS. block 3s,
Columbia Heights, lying on the east
side OF Fourteenth street extended for
81 800.
Should this land be acquired Il would
provide a rear entrance for No. IL En-
gine Company, which at present, * Is
said Is cramped for room when respond
ing to alarms. The offer IS under con-
slderation by the Commissioners.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
count natzfeldt DELAYS peparture.

Count Hatzfeldt, Of the German en-
bassy. who has been spending the sum
mer in Europe, has postponed his re-
turn until about the last OF November.
Count Hatfield is to be IN the party
TO accompany the German Emperor 10
The court OF st. James.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
CUT FINE SHEPHERD DOG;
CONVICTED AND PAYS FINE

CHESTER. Pa, Oct Si.-Thon.as
Murray. an assistant foreman at The
Penn Steel Works. was fined so by
Alderman Holt on a charge Of slashiag
a shepherd dog belonging 20 George
Baldt Nth a penknife Mary McCarty
and Sarah AekeToid. two little girls.
testified that they saw the defendant cut
the dog
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Kengla-Harveycutter.

Mr.. and Mrs William .. Harvey
cutter announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Nellie Lake, 70 Archibald
James Kengla, Wednesday frorning, Oc-
tober 80. at II o'clock After the mar
Tiege ceremony q small wedding break
fast was served in the homo of the
brides parents. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Kengla received the CONGRATULATIONS OF
their friends. The brides costume was
a handsome tailored suir OF dark blue
broadcloth and a blue hat.
Upon their return from ar extended
Northen bridal trip Mr.. and Mrs Kengla
viii be at home TO their friends in their
apartments ia the Mississippi after No
Vember Is.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Radowitz to Leave Noyember 70.

Mr.. RadOWltz, who is TO assume
charge Of the German legation IN Mex
leo during the absence Of the German
minister there for the next three or
four months, win probably leave Wash
ington November 10. He will probably
make a visit IN Geramny before return
turning to his post Of duty here.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31

Philadelphia, and Miss Rpmmei, OF
Philadelphia, a cousin C the bride
groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne left Washington
later in the evening for a Northern
hI idal tour, ana upon its conclusion
viii make their home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Payne's travelling costume was OF
light tan brOadcloth.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
FINED FOR LIcENsE VIOLATION

Jacob Rodinsky, a Russian. forfeited
so IN the Police Court today for viola.
ton Of the District license law. He is
said 70 have sold a package OF cigar
cites 20 James Northredge. 4 minor.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Huntington wilson's Entertaining Guest

Third Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson have Irwin b.
Laughlin, second secretary Of the Amer
guest.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31


Last night at the Mercantile Club
House, the Octagon Pleasure Club gave
It's first affair of the season IN the form
of a Jack Tar Dance" The hail was
prettily decorated IN American flags and
red white, and blue bunting, and
palms. The young ladies wore white
Peter Thompson suits, and the men
white sailor suits, giving a very pretty
erect During the tntermission a buffet
supper was served, the souvenirs being
little ships.
Harris, Miss Bella Schinman. Miss
Gladys Mayer Miss Lillian Coblenzer,
Miss Rhoda Mauntner. Miss Rita Baer.
Miss Leone Stern, Miss Selma Kahn,
Miss Florence Gusdorf Miss Rena
Fleishnaan, Miss Ernestine Rich, Miss
Flora Ganss. Miss Sadie Breslau Miss
MeryI Goldsmith, and Arthur Neuman,
Lester A. Marx. Arthur Luchs, Lester
Neuman Herbert Ricn. Albert Haas
David Stern. David Baer. Milton Gold
smith, Bernard Baer, Malcolm Auer-
bach Maurice Eiseman, Melville
Fischer, Herbert jacob, and Stanley
Fischer.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
pAIRYMAN FoRFEITs e.

Lawrence ". Gary, proprietor Of
dairy at 1852 P street northwest. for
feited $ IN Police Court today for his
failure 70 keep tae dairy clean.
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
POrters Engage Apartments.

Representative Porter has been spend
ing a few days IN Washington with his
family. who have taken apartments in
the Connecticut for the winter. He VIII
re turn shortly to his homo in Buffalo
and win not come to Washington for
the season until Congress conVenes-
The Washington times., 1907-10-31
Additional
Society News
CONTINUED from Fourth Page)

Representative and Mrs. J. Sloat Fas-
sett OF New York have leased the resi-
dence OF Rear Admiral and Mrs. Nc
Gowan, 11S9 n street. for the coming
winter. Admiral MCGOWAN and family
viii pass the season abroad.
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FARGO.

Robert Hunt is sick with pleu-
risy.
Born, March IS, 1907, to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Dopkins, daugh-
ter.
Ray McCue was over from St.
Paul recently on visit to relatives
here.
Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. r. S. Wilcox Thursday,
March 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kellar,
Walter Cornelison and wife and
Mrs. Ella Baker, all of Trimbelle,
visited at Mike McCue's recently.
Although the roads were in bad
condition Saturday evening there
was a large crowd at the Fargo
school entertainment and basket
social. The school realized neat
little sum from the social.
There was a farewell surprise
party given to Henry Doe and wife
last Friday night, as they leave for
their home in Dakota soon. Dane
ing and refreshments were among
the many pleasant features. a
good time was reported by all.
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BIG RIVER.

George Finn was recent caller
here.
]. D. Boals made a business trip
to Centerville last Monday.
Mrs. Jno. Johnson is able to be
out again after her long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson rejoice
over the arrival of a young son.
Mrs. Lyle Hall spent last week
in Ellsworth, guest of her parents.
Miss Grace Meyer of Clifton is
spending the week here with friends.
Chas. Boals and Jno. Black are
saving wood at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cornelison
expect to go to Washington about
the 5th of April.
Miss Lizzie and Jamesetta Dun
seath visited at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Boals one day last week.
L nos. Mullen spent MONDAY IN
River Falls with his brother-in-law,
Will Thompson, of Saltwater.
Miss Docia Bowen Of Centerville
has been spending the week here
with her friend, Miss Ada Boals.
Miss Eta McCloud of Ellsworth
is spending the week here, guest of
Mrs. Chas. Boals and Mrs. Jno.
Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Boals
spent day the past week at the
home of of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dav-
idson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Davidson
were among the forty-five guests at
the home of Mrs. Walter Cornell
son last Saturday. A bountiful din
ner was served.
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KINNICKINNIC.

Ernest Ensign will move his fam
lily to River Falls soon.
George and William Hudson have
purchased the old homestead.
Geo. Fuller has been on the sick
list since he returned from Texas.
Mr.. Riley closed school in Dist
No. Friday for a months vacation
Several from here attended the
funeral of Thomas Walker last Fri
day.
Miss Bernice Whitcomb spent the
past week with her sister in Mime
apolis.
Earl Whitcom won first place in
the oratorical contest of the River
Falls High School last Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Williams en-
tertained small company at dinner
Thursday, Rev. and Mrs. Parsons
being among the guests.
Mrs. Laura Fuller was very pleas
antly surprised by some of her old
friends last Monday, it being her
eightieth birthday. Among the
guests were Mrs. Geo. Thomas and
Miss Alice Griffin of River Falls,
Mr.. E. P. Cole, Sr., Mr.. E. P. Cole,
Jr., and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith,
Mrs. M. w. Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitcomb.
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BELDENVlLLE.

Chas. Failing spent Sunday in
Prescott.
w. D. Brimmer is down from
Anoka this week.
Mrs. Griggs is spending the week
with Clifton friends.
Mrs. Dake attended quilting al
Mrs. Ekess' last week.
Mrs. Neal Fenton of Ellsworth
visited her son Abner last week.
Miss Sarah Brackin of Oak Grove
visited at Jas. Griggs' last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman of Cliff
ton visited relatives in town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ekess of Martell
visited at Jas. Brakes last week
Tuesday.
Rev. Reeves, who was holding
meetings here last week, was taken
sick and went to his home at Dia-
mond Bluff Wednesday.
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OLIvET.

The sleighing has ''gone bump"
Dora Smith has closed her school
for the spring vacation.
Mrs. Ira Brown and Mrs. Ida
Yates are on the sick list.
Miss Julia Kilgore Of Rock Elm
is visiting her uncle, Walter Yates.
Peter Hanson is home from Ruby.
He came to attend his brothers flu
neral
Died, at Olivet, Tuesday, March
II, Charles Hanson. The deceased
had lived in this vicinity since child
hood. He leaves wife and hire e
small children, and an aged mother,
five brothers and two sisters.
The spelling contest between the
Ell Paso and Olivet schools resulted
in a victory for Olivet. Mr.. Cor
mans pupils deserve credit. They
did well, considering their numbers.
Rock Elm for some unknown rea-
son failed to put in an appearance.
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PLEASANT CORNERS.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Fuller made Z
business trip to Lake City Friday.
Mrs. Peter Lecander and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. G. w
O'Brien.
Mrs. Joe Wagner visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Donaldson, at Plum
City this week.
Mrs. Adolph Wickland is very
sick with infammatory rheumatism
and heart disease.
Alfred Campbell of Arkansaw
visited at the home of Archie
O'Brien Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie McCleary
visited at w. H. McCleary's ir
Plum City Sunday.
Ray Borst closed his school al
Lost Greek Wednesday and came
home to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Henry Kaye and Charlie
O'Brien went to Eau Gale Friday
to visit their sister, Mrs. Homer
Heath.
Charlie, Ernest and Georgie
Wickland came home from Mime
apolis Saturday to see their mother
who is very sick.
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PRESCOTT.

Miss Pearl Price of Minneapolis
is visiting friends at this place.
The Misses Kerchler and Kelley
opened their new millinery shop
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. T. Burnes enter
tanned Mrs. ]. C. Mcbride of St.
Paul last week.
The Prescott basketball team
played the Ellsworth team last Sat
urday at Ellsworth.
Mrs. Ella Smith recently sold her
residence in this city to John Fitz-
patrick of Oak Grove.
Miss Lama Williams is home from
the Normal attending her mother
who has been very sick.
F. r. Trulson recently purchased
saw and feed grinding outfit from
the Schadegg Engine Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bliss of River
Falls were visitors here recently
guests of MI. and Mrs. G. F. Covel.