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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-19
ELOPERS' PLANS FAILED.
Pastors Daughter Detained All
Night by sheriff at EastOn.

NAEhG bs SnNFlH AT EbNtDn-
Special % The Washington Herald
Esston, Md, Feb. ia runaway couple
from Kent Island arrived at the Hotel
Avalon. Easton, last night. They are Miss
Bessie D. Baker, daughter OF Rev. d.
Baker, of the Methodist church az Kent
Island. and William Blizzard Of the same
place The couple started for drive on
Sunday afternoon and arrived in Easton
about II p. m, expecting to be married
at once. On arriving at the hotel they
We're confronted by Sheriff Cannon, who
had been telephOned to by Mr.. Baker to
stop the Wedding and take his daughter in
custody until the arrival Of the girls par
ents
Sheriff Cannon entertained the would-be
bridegroom in the parlors Of the hotel al
night while the fearful little would-be
bride retired to rest. She is d very attrac-
tive girl of seventeen.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

1-Thaw's VIII Read in Court
Child Poet Killed by Auto.
Walker Victim Of Fake Wire Tappers
1-Get-Tich-quick Schemes.
3-New York Wreck Inquiry Begun
9-"Hermits of Beane" Are Dead.
9-Find Clew to Cattle Poisoner.
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Five Are seriously burned.

New York. Feb 1S-Five persons
were severely burned. one perhaps
fatally, in fire in a tenement at Is
Clinton street. shortly before midnight
tonight The fire was extinguished
after doing considerable damage.
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Long Journey to End Tomorrow

SPECIAL 20 Fhe Washington Herald
Frederick. Nd, Feb 1S.-Ell A. Smith.
a former United States mail carrier in
Alaska. who is making an overland trip
from Nome, Alaska. to Washington. d. c..
arrived in Frederick tonight at o'clock
from Hagerstown, having left the latter
place this afternoon at ! O'Clock lie ex-
poets to reach Washington Wednesday
noon.
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CONGRESS.

-Immigration Bill in House.
4-Subsidy Bill Crowded Out.
4-InsUrance Measure Passed.
4-White Soldiers Testify About Browns
vile Affair.
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Ninefeen Frozcn to nea1h.

Berlin. Feb. 1S.-Nineteen persons
were frozen to death at various places
in East and West Prussia during the
last few days.
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JURORS HEAR WILL
READ IN COURT
Disputed Document Finally
Admitted in Evidence.
DELMAS WAS IN CHARGE
Counsel for Defense Make No
Open Sign of Hostility.

DIR. Evans Testifies to What Accused
Said When lie Was Examined by
Experts i'm Tombs-CIaims Ii Was
His Duty TO Expose the Criminal
Methods Of stanford white-Names
Are Carefully Guarded.
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The safety Of XnIunl,le pnncr..

Jewels. &c. is insured by placing such he
lOngings i'm the Safe Deposit Boxes of
Union Trust Co, Ill4 z. Rented, $ year.
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JAPANESE PROBLEM
IS FINALLY SOLVED
House Adopts immigration
Conference Report.
STATEMENT IS ISSUED
All Parties Agree on Outline of
the Situation.

School Board of san Francisco Mod
Mnkc 1t Apply Generally, Instead
of to Japanese OnIy-LegHI Pro-
of the Modified Resolutions.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-19

In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from u 10 3 I4l2 n. Y. ave.
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Death was NIercIfuI.

She was dead-ktlled instantly, the am
bulance surgeon said-the heavy wheels
having passed over her neck. In her
hand, gripped very tightly, was the scrap
of writing about a childs happy life
The police, after an all-night search
have arrested a chauffeur named Tim
Othy Faldey. aged eighteen. of 50l West
Forty-eighth street. on suspicion of be-
ing the driver Of the car that killed the
little girl.
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CONTINUED on SECOND PAGE
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12
STERLING CENTER NEWS.

s, Fishing seems to be an the rage al
present
Dance Friday evening, April >, at the
hall. Music by the Chapman orchestra.
Everybody invited.
Mrs. John Sharpe spent Wednesday
AFTERNOON with Mrs. +. w. Parks.
George Johnson, who is attending
school at Madelia, spent his vacation
with his sister, Mrs. Lou Secrest.
Miss Mary Sharpe spent Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Zada Parks.
S. NJ Grover went to the cities last
week and purchased a fine span of
horses, weighing 1900.
Lloyd Geddes, who has been staying
most of the winter with his grandpa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Williams, re-
turned Saturday to his home at Man
katO
Louis Runke, Charles Grover. Charles
tIotSkc, byron Troy atleHueu the SHOW
at Mapleton last "Wednesday night.
Lula Lamp is very i'll with the
measles.
The ladies' Cemetery association will
give Il supper ut the hmt Wednesday,
April 10. Admission 10 cents.
Durwood Buell. is gGing to remodel his
house this spring. st
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OLD MAPLETON NOTES.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Meyer, a
son, March %
B. +. Taylor is on tile sick list.
J. f. Heickert sold a horse to George
Lang and then bought a colt from Ed
Evens of Delavan last week.
Genevieve Johnston and Hazel Cornell
are spending their spring vacation OF
one week at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Cornell Sundayed
at the home of William Mead.
b. f. Taylor sold horse week
AGO last to Mr.. Cuthelbcrt and last week
he bought colt from Pat McGregor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12

WIS. and o. Felch to Brandon, Wis,
on a visit.
Mrs. G. R. Crisp is visiting in
Mitchell, S. ID.
John A. Sama has returned from a
business trip to St Paul.
Walter Presley is visiting in st. Paul.
Miss Bertha Thompson has gone to
Pipestone on visit.
Attorney G. A. Town of Worthington
is in the city today on legal business.
Worthington Herald Rev. L. +.
Badger of Mankato, pastor at large for
the Mankato Presbytery. spent several
] days i'm the city last week.
H. H. Flowers and S. V Hoppin of
| Cleveland spent Sunday with friends in
| Mankato.
! Miss Jessie Everett is visiting friends
in st. Peter.
! Redwood Falls Reveille: Rev. l.. f.
Badger came up from Mankato to otlici-
ate at the funeral of the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Smith. He re-
mained over 1t day to visit his many
friends here. He says that he enjoys
his new work very much.
David Severance of North Mankato
visited i'm St Peter Saturday. He is
now associated with land company
with headquarters in Colorado.
Chris. Burmeister made a trip to st.
Peter Saturday afternoon.
St Peter Free Press: Miss Mary Kneip
has so far recovered from the injuries
received Just before the holidays while
out sleigh riding that she was able 10
resume her teaching in the schools OF
South St Paul last Monday.
w. C. Foster of Chicago spent Sat
urdav at the court house, looking up de-
| linquent taxes.
Charles and John Gustafson of Lake
CRYSTAL had business in Mankato Sat
urday afternoon.
! Robert Hair of Chicago is in the city
visiting his mother
DR.. j. p. Breckly of Chicago and DR..
NJ. a. Knapp of Minneapolis are at
tending the dental convention.
e. A. Hintz of Springfield paid the
city visit this morning.
f. A. Kingsley of. Marshall was an
arrival in the city this morning.
B. F. Zimmerman of GAINESVILLE and
j. r. HOLSTER of Sleepy Eye were in
Mankato yesterday.
J. w. Hopfenspireer and wife of Nor
GAN spent yesterday in the city.
Charles 4. Warner of ST.. Peter and
!, j. S. Randolph of Brewster were in
Mankato Saturday night.
/ /. j. Meyer of Amboy was in the city
last evening.
| Representative c. r. Davis of st. Pc
ter laid the city a visit Saturday after
noon.
w. c. ellis of Amboy was in Man
kato Saturday afternoon.
Frank Heidel of Farmont was thu
. guest of J. w Schmitt yesterday and
today.
Harry A. Heidel of Winona was il
Mankato today.
:. j. Martneau and wife of Tracy
visited Mankato friends Saturday.
Oliver, c. Peterson and wife of Amboy
spent Saturday in the city.
j. \. Malone of Rochester spent Sat
lurday in Mankato.
Mrs. A. " Clements and Master Halo
Clements are spending few days II
the country with Mr. Drake.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Plews OF Great
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SCOTLAND Personal

will make trip mp the Baltimore to
Washington before returning to Man.
katO.
c. l.. Benedict has returned from lie
Suenr Center.
j. w. Reynolds of the Eagle Lake
creamery left yesterday for Mckenzie
s. d.. to look after land interests. lie
will be gone ten days.
A. r. Farmer, who has been acting rs
relief night operator at the Milwaukee
passenger station, left for La Crosse
yeterday Operator Huseby has resumed
his duties in the ticket office nights.
Rev. I. IT, Dahl has gone to Min.
neapolis.
General Baker is in st. Paul.
Farmont Independent: Foreman
Cook of the Gould Cement Works is
enjoying visit from his wife and
daughter. who reside in MankatO.
Fairmont Independent: Miss Leet
a school teacher in the Jackson schools
was in Fairmont Friday and Saturday
of last week looking after the farming
interests of her mother, Mrs. Susan
Horton Ieet of AIankatO, former resi-
dents of Fairmont township.
Edwin ]. Wheeler, president of the
Wheeler Land company of Moorhead
was in the city Thursday.
A. w. Spehr has returned from a trip
to Minnesota Lake.
Benjamin Taylor took a trip to st
Paul Yesterday.
Miss Flossie Williams is visiting I'm
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Joseph Lamm and children have
gone to San Antonio, Texas, for a
months visit When she returns hel
mother will accompany her.
Father Hughes has returned from g
trip to Wells.
j. Opie, division engineer on the C..
NJ. & St. p railway. was in Mankatc
on the roads business yesterday.
Miss Nellie Mills of Minneapolis IL
visiting friends and relatives in the city
Mrs. William Voll has gone to ka'
sofa.
w. +. Geiseke of Marshall, c. ]. Mar
Doe of Elysian, H. c.. Garvin of Winona
b. Stockman of New Ulm, and IL. e
Boede and w. J.. Hawer of New Prague
were out of town millers who We're in
MankatO last night.
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however but will take couple of
weeks leave of absence and visit Spo-
kane. Washington. and other western
cities Henry will prove good man IN
the treasurel's office
lie Sneur Genter Democrat: NJ. A.
Ostrander of Kasota, was here Friday
ON business. He stated that he was yet
undecided as to what ne Should do IN
the future. 1t will he remembered that
his store was recently DESTROYED by fire.
lie Snenr Center Democrat; Mrs. w.
H. Reedtield of kasota. who has been al
Cordoya for several days taking care OF
her sister, Mrs. Leonard Grant, who Is
afflicted with infiammatory rheumatism
lie Suem Center Democrat: Miss
Katie Freibere returned to Mankato
Tuesday evening, after visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Freiberg at
st. Henry. @,'..
was called home Tuesday by the illness
of her father. Francis Shaw. Mr.. Shaw
is nearly eiehtyiive years of age and
has been in feeble health for several
years. He is a pioneer settler OF
KasOta.
Edmund r. Bohan, who has been
working as second man for Guy l.
Bohan at Maza, has recently been placed
i'm charge of the large elevator owned
by the Heising company at Pleasant
Lake. \. ID.
p. \. Retrum, president of the La
fayette bank. was in the city today, the
guest of Pete Petersen.
Miss Lyla Kelly has returned from
Ann Arbor, Mich, where she received
treatment for threatened rabies. She is
all right now, and in no danger, which
J her many friends will be glad to know
Senator Clapp. took the 9:55 a. M
train on the Milwaukee for his home
at st. Paul today. He was escorted to
the depot by a number of friends.
Attorneys d. A. Reed and Carl
Strom of Lake Crystal had business in
the city today.
F. f. Hitchcock of st. Paul, field man
aoer of the Minnesota Mutual Life In.
snrance company, was in Mankato to-
day. He was accompanied by j. II
Rothermel, special agent of the com,
pany, whom he will locate in Mankato
as manager for Southwestern Mime
sofa.
b. B. Scripture, conductor on the
Northwestern road, was notified yester
day of the death of his nephew, +. b
Scripture of Claremont. Consumption
was the cause.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12

Falls, Mont, are visiting Captain and
Mrs. Clark Keysor for week. Mrs.
Plews is Captain Keysor's sister.
DR.. A. c. Rosenquist of st. Peter is
attending the dental convention.
+. r. Annis of Wmncbago dined in
the city today.
Drs. II. +. IIiXman of .JelIcrS and j. l..
Day of Leroy are attending the meeting
of the dental associations
DIR. C.. l.. Bennett and wife of Heron
Lake paid the city a visit today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12
FOR SALEM!
40 Acres Of Land in Grand Forks
County, North Dakota.

N the heart of the famous Red River Val
ley. $50 acres under high state of cult
walton, balance in pasture and meadow.
All can be cultivated The soil is black
loan with yellow subsoil Excellent graded
roads. The buildings consist Of small
house, barn, granary, COW shed. we'll of good
water. In German locality, one mile to
school, eight and half miles to a good town
and twenty-five miles to city of Grand Forks.
town of 12,0O0 inhabitants, where is located
the Univei sity of North Oak Ia and numerous
manufacturing plants, one of which is large
saw mili This town has also number #
wholesale houses and is the largest railroad
center of the state.
| $40 acres choice improved land in same To-
cality as above piece. 800 acres being under
pillow, balance me dow. No buildings one
mile to school. Terms one-third down. bal
ance in five years time. Price So per acre.
Address II. H., care Of Western Far
mer and Dairy man.
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Attorney Charles C. Kolars of lie
Sueur Center was in AIankato over
night. .- U.s.:
+. a. Everett. wife and child of Wa
SEGA were in Mankato over night.
returned last night from their trip to
Texas.
Martin Wilteen and wife have return.
ed from their trip to Texas. They were
accompanied back by Mr.. Wiltgen's
and children of Lincoln, Neb., who will
make Il visit i'm Nlankato.
Frank Gall of st. James has been
visiting A. G. Roemer and family for q
day or two.
Mrs. Ross and Mrs Newman of Blue
Earth attended the glee club entertain
ment night before last, returning home
yesterday.
Senator NJ f. Clapp, who will deliver
the address at the Commercial club ban
quet tonight, arrived in the city this
afternoon.
Don Black, who returned from Butte
on Monday night suffering with an at
tack of pneumonia, was operated OF
this morning and this afternoon he wa.
reported improved.
Mrs. W. ID. Thayer and daughter
Eleanor are visiting Mrs. w. F. MAILER
at Springfield.
Joseph .Iulicher, Candy miller, lief
for home today after a short stay in thu
city.
j. ID. Hilger of Pierre. S. d., renewed
acquaintance in the city today
Miss Shoreman of Good Thunder wa
operated upon at st. Joseph's hospita
this morning.
Mr. Miller and family have moved t,
one of the Mankato Realty Co.'S houses
on Parsons street.
w. l.. Bradshaw has gone to l.
Suem Center.
w. J. Pettis and daughter of Kasot;
left yesterday for Bennett, Col. whcl
will be their future home.
A. " Fancher and wife have left 70
Norfolk, Va, for months visit. The.
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From Fridays Daily


The home of Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson.
2OS Fulton street, was the scene of
one of the most enjoyable surprise
parties of the season, Thursday after
noon About thirty of her lady
friends called and were in possession
of the house before she knew what
had taken place. As Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson are planning to move to
Duluth next month the ladies pre-
sented Mrs. Johnson with a beanti-
full cut glass vase. Refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
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From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Nicollet Leader: The silver wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ID. Bruins was cele
brated at their home in Nicollet town
ship last Sunday. Both were reared in
this township and have a large circle OF
friends. who entered into the spirit oil
the occasion and wished the host ano
hostess many more years of happy mar,
ried life. Twenty-Five years ago Fred
Bruins and Miss Louise Meyer were mar
ried and began their united life on the
farm, which they have since called then
home. They are the parents of four sons
the eldest of which is Lutheran min
lister at Fort Rideley, the others being
at home with the exception of the
youngest, who is attending college.
Mrs. H. +. Carney entertained the Ia
dies composing the Beta Nh club at hel
home on Lincoln street this afternoon
The affair was very pleasant one, and
nice refreshments were served.
Company Fl gave very pleasant
dancing party at the armory last even
ing. Lamms orchestra furnished the
music. 81"
George Thompson. travelling passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific road, was
in Mankato yesterday.
John f. Johnson. Miss Ellen Davis
Arthur Jones and Miss Rachel Jone!
left Thursday night for Billings, Mont
Mrs. r. d. Hubbard went to the
twin cities. yesterday for brief visit
Miss O'Donnell was passenger t.
st. Paul yesterday.
! Oscar Bierbauer took an afternoon
train yesterday for st. Paul.
Lewis w. Walters left yesterday fo1
Glendive, Mont
| DR.. C.. II. Nerbovig has returned from
his trip to Chicago
J. Leary of Omaha is in the city. visit
ing his brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs
r. J. Leary.
Mrs. Emma Apley and daughter, Beryl
of 1WoonsOcEet, S. d., are visiting Mrs
NJ. Hill.
w. C. Randolph and wife of the Can
Torment Indian agency, is in the cit,
en- route to the Standing Rock Aeenc,
in North Dakota. Mrs. Randolph is
| daughter of Mrs. II. j. Fuller.
Mortified News: Mrs Dunn went t.
Mankato Saturday to spend Sunda,
| with her daughter, Miss Clara Dunn
She returned Monday accompanied b,
her daughter, who will visit in thi
city.
Mortified News: Miss Mary Hol
! brook of Mankato arrived Monday fo
visit at the home of d. j Whiting.
Good Thunder Herald: Miss Lourett;
McGrew is at home this, week for tn
spring vacation, from her school worI
at Lakefield.
Good Thunder Herald J. r. Thomp
son of Mankato. attended the funeral o
Mrs. L. j. Traverse on Friday after
noon.
L. Lovette and wife are visitin.
with friends in Garden City.
Good Thunder Herald: Mrs. Cari
Grout, who has been staying with he
sister Mrs. Almeda Griffin, since tn
death OF their mother last Tuesday, re
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12

Miss Mamie Thaycr, whose marriage
to Mr.. Krautkramer is to occur next
Tuesday, was given a tin shower by a
number of her friends the members of
the third year class at the state normal
school, where she has just finished the
course. She has been assistant in the
library. Miss Thayer was presented with
a number of gifts, and nice refresh
ments were served.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12

The Wednesday Evening club was
very pleasantly entertained last evening
at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. ID. S.
Evans. The game of $500" was played,
and tasty refreshments served.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12
From MONDAYS Dailv.

From MONDAYS Dailv.
Redwood Fails Reveille: Mr.. and Mrs
H. C. Baker have announced the wed
ding of their daughter, Miss Madge
Baker to Mr. Roy Bunce of this city
which will occur at their home next
Wednesday evening, Rev. r. F
Chambers, of the Presbyterian church
will tie the knot that will make the
happy young couple one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12

Mr.. Henry Kuehner and Miss Bertha
Otto were married at the German Lu-
theran church. The ceremony occurred
at twelve o'clock, Rev. A. +. Winter
officiating. Mr.. Kuehner is employed at
the Corner Cafe and the bride lived in
North MankatO.
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full cut glass vase. Refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
The knights of Pythias lodge gave
one of its pleasant informal dancing
parties at the A. o. L. w. hall last
night The attendance was somewhat
disappointing, only about twenty-five
couples being present, owing doubtless
to the many other society events this
week, and the fact of the Commercial
club banquet. However, the floor was
not at all crowded and those present
had very pleasant time, more so per.
haps than if there had been a large
attendance. Lamms orchestra furnished
some of it's best music, and tasty re-
freshments were served The club main
tanned its reputation for hospitality.
The COtillion club will hold the last
party of this seasons series next week
|, Friday evening. at Schiller hall. Lamm's
| orchestra has been engaged to furnish
| the music.
The Young Ladies' society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will give Il
bazaar and serve refreshments at the
church this evening, beginning at 1870
o'clock. All are invited, and the affair
promises to be very successful.
Miss Nettie Skuse has been reelected
| teacher in the school at AIapletOn.
| John B. Meagher of st. Paul was in
the city yesterday, returning home in
the evening.
Miss Lee Moses, teacher in the
| Wells schools, after a visit of few
days in the city, went to st. Paul last
evening to spend the remainder of her
weeks vacation.
Mrs. George Wiedeman returned last
night from st. Paul, where she visited
friends for couple of days.
/ Mrs. j. NJ Gordon and Miss Airline
[GordOn of Montevideo visited MankatO
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. +. X. Porter and Miss Lahore
H Ward of Fairmont were guests i'm the
icity last night.
II Mrs. E. NJ. Bennett of Clark, s. ID.
twas visitor in the city today.
L. G. Perkins of La Crosse, Wis, was
in Mankato last evening.
c. l.. Todd and Q. C. Bayum OF
(tlSlayton spent last night in the city.
L. l.. Henninger paid the city Wis.
1T last night.
H George +. Constans of st. Paul was in
Mankato today.
II Leo Bonwell of Blue Earth was a
morning arrival in the city today.
lie Sueur Center Democrat: Henry
I'D. Baxter has accepted position as
deputy county treasurer and entered
upon his duties last Friday morning
He has not given up his western trip
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Jethro Kloss and Mrs. Amy Ponwiti
were quietly married last Saturday
evening at st. Peter by Rev. J. p Raw.
son. Mr. Kloss resides at Milwaukee
fWis.. and the bride is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Pettis. They are max.
inc their home at the Pettis residence
I for the present.