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The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Marriage
of d. C.GlYI
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Goldsmith have
announced the marriage Of the.- daugh-
ter. Sadie Gertrude. to Charles Morgan
Valentine. OF Bainbridge. Ga. Saturday.
July p. at ST. Stephens Church. The
Rev. Father Smyth officiated.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage Of Miss Alice NJ. Kipp. OF Balti-
more. to William r. Poist, OF Washing
ton. formerly a resident OF the Monu-
mental City. The ceremony took place
nearly two years ago. November p. 1895,
IN Wilmington, Del, but the bride and
bridegroom carefully kept their secret
until they were ready 10 make it pub
lie. the bride remaining in her Baltimore
home during that time. A reception In
their new home, 413 G. street northwest.
was held on Saturday. when a large
company Of relatives and friends called
20 offer congratulations and good wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have re-
turned from Ostead and are expected IN
their Newport home early next month
A section Of the Council of Jewish
Women has been formed in Calcutta,
India
Mrs Henry Strauss. OF U street. LETT
town yesterday for Arverne, l. I, 20
spend n fortnight With her daughter.
Mrs Henry Bernard.
Mrs Harry and her daughter. Mrs.
David Levi and family Of Manning.
s C.. are spen1inS the summer at
! Arverne L. l.
! Mrs. Sol Meyer and Leslie Meyer, OF
I Indianapolis Ind. who have been the
! guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry Strauss,
have gone 10 New York 10 meet Mr..
/ Never upon his return from Europe
Mrs. G. Karger and family have gone
TO Cincinnati. where they are the guests
] Of rClat yes.
/ G. Lansburgh has returned from q
| trip to Atlantic city, where he JOINED
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COnstantinople, who sailed this week
on the Majestic from London. win re-
main IN New York. on his arrival there,
two weeks, and then proceed by way oI
San Francisco 10 Picking TO take up his
duties as first secretary Of the legation
there
Mrs. Harold J. Sewall. daughter OF
Rear Admiral Evans, has recently ar
rived at Fort Monroe, where she joined
her husband, Lieutenant Sewan. where
he IS on duty.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick X. Barbour,
OF Washington, who nave been stopping
at the Hesperus House, Magnolia, have
gone 20 Narragansett for the remainder
OF the summer.
Walter V. r. Berry is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Starr Miller at New
port
J. Ellis Posthlewaite IS the guest
of his grandfather, John w Ellis, At
kingscote, Newport
Among the Washingtonians at Nara
cansett, registered at the Casino, are
Rear Admiral & S. Glenn. L. s. y. 4.
Mrs z. S. Glenn. Miss Glenn, and Miss
Eberle.
Mrs. John r. Mclean is entertaining
Mrs Hunt Slater. of Washington and
Boston, in her Bar HarbOr cottage.
Dr. Charles Bispham IS the guest of
! Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Addison In Bar
\ Harbsr.
Miss Clara Price. CT washington. left
yesterday for New York.
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Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs
lie who are established at Richfield
Springs for the summer. have been en-
pertaining the Admirals son, George G.
Dewey. and Paul D. Hamlin, of Chicago,
at the Berkeley-W alOntha.
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Rear Admiral J. 3. COghlan, L. 8. N,
OF Washington, is among the recent ar
rivals at Kaaterskill. n. Y, where he
and Mrs. Coghlan were the guests Of
honor at a dinner and reception ten
dera1 % them by DR. and Mrs NJ n.
ley one evening last week.
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Mrs. Claus Spreckles and her daugh-
ter, Mrs Eddy, wife Of Spencer EDDY,
first secretary Of the American embds-
sy in Berlin, have gone 70 Carlsbad for
a few weeks stay
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Senator and Mrs. w. Murray Crane
entertained a company OF twenty of
their fellow-tOwnsmen Saturday after
noon at their Mt. Pleasant villa IN Wind
sOr, Mass
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

George Won l. Meyer, accom-
by her daughters, Miss Julia
and Miss Alice Meyer, and by
uHa McKernan. arrived at Lake
y. Y, last week.
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MatHngly, Of Washington. have arrived
at their place at Prides, Ptnethwalte'
for the summer
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whitelaw Reid. accompanied by
her. d Ogden Mills. and her son,
Mills Reid. are at Mr.. Reds
lin camp, "Wildair-"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward PadelfOrd, who
have spent their summers abroad for
several years, are occupying their pretty
place at Beverly Farms this year.
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Stephen 3. Elltin. jr., of West Vir-
ginia, and Judge Z. p. COtDc and g. G.
Tolls. of New York have arrived at the
Savoy, London. en- route TO Carlsbad.
Mr.. Elkins' motor awaits him at Paris,
and he and Judge Coyne expect TO make
an extensive tour OF the Continent Mr.
TOLLS will continue alone on a tour of
Italy.
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Senator Crane and HIS son. Winthrop
N. Crane. jr.. were captains OF opposing
ball teams in game Of seven innings.
the Senator's team coming off victorious
with a score Of u 20 Is The Senator
played first base
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Admiral Yates Stirling and Rear
Al and Mrs. Barker are recent
MS to the naval contingent at
ID Springs.
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Nova Scotia Resorts.

nTGRV NJ = DUFFERIN HOTEL
AZ ~ COLUMBIA HOUSE.
On beautiful Digby Basin. Fine boating.
bathing, fishing. golf. Average temperature.
So Rates, s. 10 So per week.
1y12-30t c. A. JORDAN: Proprietor.
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Miss Maude Ashford and her small
nephew Master Dole Ashford, viii leave
Washington the latter part Of the week
for Elkins, where they will be the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee at Grace
lands" Mrs. Mahlon Ashford viii
spend the month Of August at Elkton,
Va
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Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Colwell. of the
Covwood apartments. have as their
guests Miss ora Tigbeo and Kenneth
Higbee. of Newark, n J., the niece and
nephew Of Mrs. Colwell. They will
spend the summer here.
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G.. Lansburgh has returned from a
trip TO Atlantic CITY, where ne Joined
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Lyon.
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Rear Admiral W. L. Capps. chief con-
structor Of the navy. will leave Wash
ington tonight for the Pacific coast de
will visit Puget Sound first and then g
TO Mare Island and san Diego. being
absent rom Washington four or five
weeks.
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g. and Mrs. Thomas Redheld Proc
q spending the summer at Rich
brings.
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Peter Augustus jay, formerly first
secretary of the American embassy in
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Williams. OF
Washington, and Miss Williams are at
| Hamilton. Mass. for the summer.
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Miss Celia Warder. Of Washington,
d c. is among the late arrivals at
Hi Ton cottage. in Harpers Ferry, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Gait sailed for
Europe yesterday on the steamship Fin
land.
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Former Ambassador and Mrs Joseph
II Choate. who will arrive some time in
august. viii occupy their villa. Naum-
kcag. on Prospect Hill StOckbridge.
Mass. which has been put in readiness
for them. upon their return from The
Hague peace conference.
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Miss Eleanor Terry, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee
at a house party AT "GraCelands," FL
kins. W. Va, returned to Washington
today. Rear Admiral and Mrs Terry
and Miss Terry will leave Washington
Thursday for Narragans1tt, where
they viii spend the remainder Of the
summer.
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Mrs. Sol Meyer and Leslie Meyer, OF
Indianapolis. Ind, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Strauss
have gone 70 New York TO meet Mr..
Never upon his return from Europe.
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Joseph T. Goodkey. accompanied by
Mrs Goodkey and Miss Lillian Mason,
of Knoxville, Tenn. have been spending
a few weeks at Colonial Beach, Va.
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The Misses Irma and Lottie Dennis,
OF + street northwest, are spending a
couple of weeks IN the mountains q
MARYLAND. After their return they will
make a trip to Baltimore by water and
spend a few days with friends IN that
city.
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Mrs. II. Clay Browning and her
your ger daughter. Miss Elise Brown
Ing left today for Asbury Park. y. j.,
acCcmpen MED by Miss Helene oyster.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James +. Oys-
ter. They will spend the remainder OF
the season there. Mr.. Browning and
his TWO sons will join them later on.
for n few weeks. The party will return
late I'm the autumn.
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Delaware Resorts
HOTEL HENLOPEN REHoBorH.
Colonial Beach.

FURNISHED COTTAGE fer rant: river front
abundant shade: till August %; reasouabIe
10 small party. $50 F 81. ne. sy27-st
COTTAGE FOR RENT-Partlv furnished
on river front. lots for sale. j. JAY GOULD
opposite Omohundr0's store. Colonial Beach.
Va fvg-- 81
FOR RENT-Furnished fve-room cottage.
shade and fruit. August $50. rest OF season
So Apply 7o6 B 81. 5yZ7-st
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Smallwood. Mrs.
s. =. Ordway. and Graeme Smailvood
Of Washington, are spending the sum
Nor al Alexandra Bay
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Mrs. Donald Mclean. president gen
eral OF the d. A. r.. will be in Boston
next week. and will be entertained at
the woodland Park Hotel. at Auburn
dale. by Mrs. Alvin r. Bailey.
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Mrs. G. Karger and family have gone
TO Cincinnati, where they are the guests
Of rclat yes.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A Snow. who
have POSTPONED their departure for their
trip around the world until the fall, will
sail for Japan September 10. They viii
probably not return to Washington for
q year.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Col. Nathaniel Tyler and his daughter,
Mrs. Armstrong, have gone TO Della
ware Water Gap for a stay of several
weeks. possibly going later 10 visit Mrs
Nathaniel Tyler. jr.. and Mrs. Tyler
In their home in New jersey
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New Jersey Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL
AGA1INO O1N kansas Ave, ! square
GALEN HAIL

HOTEL, AND sANAT(' RUM.
ATLANTIC CITY.
On. Of the newest stone. bstck. and steel
bufldinzs with every comfort. always open:
always ready always bGsy
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Senator Kean OF New Jersey. his
mother and sister. have "a place at
Prides. formerly known as Prides
Crossing.
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Announcement is made of the engage
ment Of Miss Bertha Alice AldriCh. Of
Cambridge, Mass, 70 Walter Alden
Dane. OF Washington. Mr.. Dane Is at
present private secretary to the As
sistlnt Secretary Of the Navy.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Miss Grace Bell and her brother,
Master Robert Bell. left Washington
last week for Bay Head. n. J.. going
later to visit her grandmother, Mrs
Gardiner Hubbard, at Northeast Har-
hnr Ne
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

lyrs. Hubbard is still at Twin oaks.
but will leave shortly for the North
To remain for the rest of the summer
season
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Treat Paine.
- the latter tnrrne-,-- NFs-- aFa.~ia
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Miss Clara Price. CT Washington, lef
yesterday for New York.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Mrs. Harty and her daughter. Mrs.
David Levi and family Of Manning,
S. C.. are spentlinS the summer at
Arverne. L. /.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Walter V. r. Berry is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. Starr Miller at New
. l
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

! Mrs. John R. Mclean IS entertaining
| Mrs Hunt Slater. of Washington and
| Boston, in her Bar Harbor cottage.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

]. Ellis Posthlewaite Is the guest
of his grandfather, John W Ellis, At
kinEscote, Newport
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Mrs. Henry Strauss. OF U street. left
town yesterday for Arverne, l. l., 20
spend n fortnight With her daughter,
Mrs Henry Bernard.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

DR.. Charles Bispham IS the guest OF
Harbsr
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont have re-
turned from Ostead and are expected IN
their Newport home early next month
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

A section Of the Council Of Jewish
Women has been formed in Calcutta,
India.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-12-20

who gets THIS Will nave gOod reason
to feel proud of it.
Ell. Wolven and family, Judge and
Mrs. G. W. Wilson, S. s. Smith and
family, Mrs. Petrie, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Brace, A. N. Wetherall and family,
took dinner at the Hotel Worthington
Sunday.
F. A. Durfee, one of the pioneer
farmers of Summit Lake township,
last Friday received from Chicago a
fine thoroughbred short horn heifer
which he bought at live stock expo,
sition there a couple Of weeks ago
It is fine animal and will prove a
valuable addition to Mr.. Durfee's
herd of short horns. Mr.. Durfee runs
$40 acre farm, and is rated one Of
the best farmers and stockmen in the
county.
Mrs. John sprague, of :Fairmont,
who was operated on for gall stones
and appendicitis, at Rochester, is
doing nicely and will be able. to leave
for her home by the last Of the
month. Mrs. Sprague is tie daiigh,
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood, 81
this city, and has many friends here
who will be pleased to hear of the
favorable outcome of her case.
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SsSs s'.E Bre,wjster.;.

From the Tribune: -
freely Roosevelt has any more
anti-race suicide medals to spare he
can send one TO Mr.. and Mrs. B. T,
Nice hesney at once, for the birth OF
twin daughters Sunday. -
Archie L. Wiley and Miss Mildred
M. Denny were married at Worthiug.
ton on Thursday, Dec. 5th. The
groom is u prosperous young: farmer
living near Brewster, and tho bride
is charming young lady who has
for time been employed in the Wiley
-1SEw5
y
.GeQEgs II Observation-Disclosures
ingthesPast stsnSdays*with hissisters
AIRS. Strand ndsMrs. Hendereon. ssHe
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has demonstrating on "A claim neal
Pierre, 81 D. y Tor several m 'nths. >''>'


From the Enterprise:
8. B. Bsdtsrd and ,ehas. Hamst--eet
were atA yvostaington SaturdasntEhdl
ID Affecting d the s School 1 *'a =.
Mobiles county. IS ''S
Rev. J. D. >Gibhy called ia Am:
boy last Thufsaa$ of6ciate at the
funeral Of 2 citizen Of that place. He
returned Saturday evening. Is
>Mr. and Mrs: L. B. Bassett, of 81.
Paul. came down Saturday morning
and are spending short time at the
Bassett homo north of town..
About forty young people assembled
at the country home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. R. Mcleod last Friday evening.
The time pleasantly spent playing
different games until about eleven
o'clock when dainty supper was
partaken Of, after which the guetts
n.aadsred homega.!rdd axxpsesain ag
themselves ~ having bad bad a royal go ..aE
time. !
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Lutheran Church Note

Our church will observe the Christ.
mas festival as usual, with High Mass
"Ottesong", at $50 a. m. Inasthe
evening there will be regular services
at 7:3O.
Thursday evening the chldreajwill
render their Christmas program be.
ginning at 7 o'clock.
We extend cordial invitation to
all to Join us in our Christmas csle
bra!ion. IT'D
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+ VIM. Evans made'a trip to Round
yesterday. ''''''>'' 7''''" ~ !
Wantsd-Good girl, atg Biltgen's
restaurant.
A special stock train passed south
over the, Rock Island road Manday
night. q & g.
-'> Our popular lady@votines contest
will close on Jan. 9th. Get in your
Sosses, saF!y.,- ... - ~ ny
&c. Stitser came up from Waiver.
~, Iowa, yesterday to look after bus
mess matters. 0
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80 .. ~ Doe ~ - f"lE.s+''A
Ellsworth.

Froml, the News. va N IVY ~
VIM. Mari, of Dodgeville, Wis
Who has been spending few weekst
with his brothers Charles and Nate.
and other relatives here and atEAdri-.
eea9, .teak tk3lHoFaiaer passsnger ~
nat 4oad lr Sion. Falls. I
Mr.. and M dis n /. N. 1Willium. "a, ae-
parted Saturday. their future home
at Santa Monica, California. They
have long been residents Of.
Ellsworth and our people bid them
farewell with genuine regret. They
are followed 10 the new home BY the
hearty we'll wishes of our people, and
it is the firm wish of all that they will
meet with good fortune in that weet-
ern country. ~.
Mesdames Lovrien and NOVEL; and
Miss Mae Smith were pleasure seek
ers at Rock Rapids last Friday.
Carstenson Brothers left yesterday
for South Omaha, Nebr., where they
expect to purchase fifty or sixty head
offeeders from the yards there, and
khis stock they viii lad on. their farm
Rest OF town during TIE Eiater sea:@
non. ia
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'- BIN. sBoodelson, sofasD und ses. WA
interviewing friends0 here Saturday
evening. g;yy ..,.. ,y..;.sls,I 3. ,.,,y ,.;,; >
Uncle Jabes predicts that We are
going to have q delightful mild open
winter. e would likst Tree with
him. but, is possible about January
the s "midale" he wAsa.amenahis prog
nOsticatiOns.
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Round Lake.


Thso. Bahls, our leading grain deal:
or, made a business trip to the county
seat Wednesday. ..,.
Who says anything about Hard
Times! Barley is SOC per bushel and
oats 43c. What more do you want1
Our bank never shut down on paying
cash, neither. a.
Will Thomson, the i'm plement man,
attended the convention at Water
town, S. D., this week.: ~
The bank will be moved into its
handsome new building this week. = =
Miss Augusta Hoist of Garrison, N.
D., is visiting relatives here. Her
sister, Miss Amanda, who visited in
in North Dakota, came home with
her. @
A number of our people attended
the Morrow GALE Tuesday.
Round Lake will soon present q
metropolitan air, with dozen or more
of street lights. %
Mrs. l.. R. Long is said to have
been hurt in a runaway a few days
ago.
Well, this is real winter " Gather
ANYHOW. #
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CORRESPONDENCE
Bigel0w.

Bige10W.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fowler on Wednesday, girl.
Mrs. Ballard gave a party Wednes.
day in memory OF her So birthday.
The rural carrier is thankful to The
following patrons on his route: To
Mrs. Gus. Selbeg for some nice meat,
to Mrs. Lillian Ramage for the yell
low-legged chicken, all dressed, and
to Mrs. Julius Oakley for the nice
potatoes. .. =
Aug. Klessig's brother. from Wiscon'
SIN and another from, near Mankato
were here IA flew days visiting him.
Our new lumberman, Mr.. Kraus, is
busy man these days.
Postmaster F. S. Lane has bought
the Ed Michaels property
A. E. Yeske and Mrs. Bird expect
to go to Downer's Grove, Iu.,to spend
Christmas.
Aooordip'ss:to,: orders from: the post.
Office department patrons of the rural
route will have get regulation boxes
before Dec. 23d or go to Bigelow for
their mail
There will dance in Wicks' hall
Dec. 2lst.
F. L. Lane took little Wilma to Sib-
Icy to see an eye specialist regarding
her eye that was hurt some time ago.
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Holiday Post Card,

Twenty-Five assorted post cards, fol
the holidays, sent for so cents, post
age extra 6 cents. Send in your or
ders early. Kermit by P. o. order.
Nelson Post Card Co.
Ill So. 9th St.
Minneapolis, MINI
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Kinbrae.

Roy Mead, after weeks visit with
his folks in Illinois, returned 'g9.e d. hone Pc
Saturday.
Mr.. Ullman, of Paulina, Ia, is vic.
iting with his sister, Mrs. Jas. Gar
dener, this week. &.
The travelling representative of the
Hubbard and Palmer Elevator Co...
transacted business here Tuesday. Mr..
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]. Local News. ~

Ed. Moberg Of Bigelow was call
or last Saturday. '-'
g.. Anderson qsfERounde teke wa
caller Wednesday.
d. M. Holland ofsBigeloE '*sbeii
theseity last Saturday: ... ~. ,..->
VI: G. Meyers made business tril
to slayton. Monday
Mss. F. Mohl of Adrian was Wor
thinieton visitor last Saturday.
c. P. Taylor of Reading was 8
pleasant caller Tuesday.
J.F. Cass of Summit Lake was in
the city Tuesday transactine business
We will be loaded as usual with
good things to eat for Christmas.
W. W. Loveless
The play "The Prairie Rose" will
be presented at the Opera House, Jan
18th. &
Chas. Belknap, of,Osakis, is visstin g
old friends in and around Worthing-
ton.
G. DeBoer of Worthington town
ship was in the city on business Tues"
day.
G.. w. Dealand of Org transacted
business at the county seat Saturday
last.
For Sale-A number of Barred Ply
mouth Rock cockerels. Mrs. j. M.
Messer. tt
A. M. Renner and Thos. Hogan
spent Sunday at the latter's home at
Lemars, Iowa.
MI. and Mrs. E. K. Smith spent last
Sunday at Rock Rapids, visiting Mrs:
Smiths parents.
For Sale Hard coal stove, and
typewriter, cheap if taken at once.
Enquire at this Office.
Mrs. T. n. Prideaux and son Rich
ard, of Rushmore, visited at the home
OF R. Prideaux Tuesday.
Anecktie social will be given at the
schoolhouse in district No. 8, Elk
township, Friday evening, Dec. 20:
j. NJ. Scriven of Seward and Ernest
Beckman of Bloom township had
business at the county capital Mon
day.
Fritz johnson, of Indian Lake, last
Saturday bought fine driving horse
and buggy from the Western Imple-
ment Co.
I. P. Fox, cashier of the Bank of
Verdi, was in the city last Saturday,
renewing acquaintance and transact
ing business. He transferred to G. 7.
Upper an undivided half interest in
farm in Elk township.
Mrs. A. K. Webb of Cambridge, Ia,
was guest at the home of j. S. Kies
last week.
Mankato Commercial College annu-
al enrolment 900 students. II pays
to attend such school. Send for
catalog.
"Suffered day and night tho tor
ment of itching piles. Nothing helped
me until I used Doan's Oinment. It
cured me permanently."- Hon. John
&. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation
Doan's Regulets operate easily. tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
We have the largest and best
assortment of candies and nuts
in the city. Prices Right. Golf
& Dean.
J. Fitzgerald one of the substantial
farmers of Lorraine township was in
the city on business Tuesday and
made this Office a pleasant call.
Rev. I. L. Cory, pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Wankesha, Wis,
was guest of his brother, Judge Co.
ry, number of days the first of the
week.
Moses Jantze of Bloom township,
was in the city Wednesday ordering
bills for an auction on Jan. 2. He has
sold his farm and expects to leave
shortly thereafter for Ontario, Canada.
State Treasurer Dinehart has in
formed County Treasurer Smith that
the reason state aid for schools hasn't
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aW@Pay Cash

Foreggs, poultry and cream. The
money situation doesn't worry us
Bring us your produce.
Worthington Creamery Co.