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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05
HAS LARGE LIABILITIES.
Martin County Farmer Fails for Over
$4,000.

Henry Anderson, farmer of Silver
Lake township, Martin county, today
filed a petition in bankruptcy, with liza
bilities amounting to $l3, 1861, of which
S2,747 so is secured, and with assets con-
sisting of livestock to the value of
$l,4l7, mortgaged, and 1923 exempt.
There are no assets to apply on the liza
bilities. The largest single item among
the liabilities is a Judgment for 1855.
Other large claims are held by Fair
mont people and corporations. Math-
wig & Sasse of -Fairmont are the at
torneys for the bankrupt.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05
Turn Down Proposition.

From FRIDAYS Daily
At the recent village election Eagle
Lake voted for saloons but singular to
say there are no indications that the
business will be established in that
place, says The GAINESVILLE Argus. Two or
three prospective saloon keepers have
turned the proposition down after in
vestigating the place and its prospects.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05
Poisoning Case Dropped.

Blue Earth, April 3.-District court
met yesterday in the case of the state
vs.. H. j. Rademacher, charged with at
tempting to poison his wife Feb. 10 and
IL. Mrs. Rademacher did not appear
against him, and the grand jury dismiss
ed the case. .,.r1
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05
New Bank at Albert Lea.

From FRIDAYS Dailv
Messrs. Charles Soth, II. III. Dunn, G.
E. Paulson and Robert Anderson, with
others, will open another bank at Albert
Lea within the next sixty days, and it
is understood it will be state bank,
with capital stock of $4,000.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05
Divorce Case Dismissed.

The divorce suit of Minnie Miller VS..
Frank Miller was dismissed in the dis
trict court today, on motion of the
plaintiff. The divorce suit of Kari
Schlegel VS.. Henrietta Schlegcl was tried
this afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05
NEW CORPORATION
Lamm investment Co., Is Organized
BY Stephen Lamm Heirs.

BY Stephen Lamm Heirs.
From Fridays Daily.
The Lamm Investment company has
been organized in this city by the heirs
of the late Stephen Lamm, with the
following officers: President, Leo ).
Lamm; vice president, Otto Lamm;
treasurer. John H. iohmann; secretary,
Robert Lamm.
The articles of Incorporation have
been prepared and have been sent to
st. Paul for filing, and will be received
back in few days. The capital stock
has been placed at $l05,0O0, and the
purpose of the corporation is to engage
in, buy and sell real estate, do loan
ing business, etc. Mankato will be the
principal place of business.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05
New Tim.

The city elected one alderman in each
of the three wards yesterday. There
were three candidates in the first
ward, and two in each of the ether
wards. There was 10 decided issis
before the people, bat the present in
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05
Extra Was Appreciated.

The extra issued by The Free Press
this morning was appreciated by the
publis--
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05

lContinued on Page Two.1
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05
Skidooed by 20.

One cause for Mayor Taylor's defeat
has been learned. 1t seems that his
brother, William, voted the 23rd ballot
in the third ward, and this carried the
"skdoO' with it for the mayor. The
latter joked about the matter today.
The band that serenaded the can
didates last night was the jolly Fellows
band. The music sounded as good as
Sousa's band can make, to the victori-
Gus side.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
NOT THE MAN.
Klamath Party Thinks Ne Knew Tho
Man Killed BY Captain Forest

Word comes from klamath Falls
tha, 7. o. Hague Of Klamath Falls,
formerly Of New York is OF the opln-
ion that George Fisher, who was killed
by Captain c, NJ. Forest, whose trial
has just taken place at Astoria. was
employed by him on farm distant
about forty miles from New York City,
four years ago, n the man killed by
the ship captain was the same whom
Mr., Hague employed he was regarded
BY his former employer as danger
GUS man. and while employed on the
New York farm caused the death OF a
number OF valuable ANIMALS including
horses, cattle and an imported ST, Ber-
nard dog by poisoning. The dog was
the property OF Mrs. II. @. Dun. OF New
York City. and was purchased In Italy.
The dog developed pronounced dis
like for the George Fisher whom MFR.
Hague employed. and the man retail
ated by poisoning the animal Mr..
Hague describes the man as having
been a native Of England, stout, and
who would have been about 10 years
OF age at the time Of his death, II he
were the same man who was saot by
the ships officer. But, unless Fisher
had changed most radically since the
time alluded to by Mr., Hague, he Is
not the man alluded to, George FISH
er, the man who was here. was tan.
oadaverous, dark and sinister looking
ana not over SO years OF age.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17

Last evening. for the first time In
Astoria. the Howard Dorset Stock
Company presented their. oxcruciai-
ingiy. funny comedy entitled Christie
pher jr." II IN one Of the bes, som.
edys seen at the Astoria this year and
was extremely well interpreted, The
members as n whole are above the
average for an organization of this
kind and certainly do their best at all
times Nj George n Howard IN the
title role was scrcamlngiy ludicrous
and his many hapS ana mishaps de-
lighted the audience beyond deserlp-
ton. Betty Johnson as Nellie Colt
shared the honorH with the star and
played her part with rare grace and
perception, The play and the actors
pleased the audience and IN turn Il ex-
pressed It's appreciation with generous
applause. The play win be given the
res, Of the weeks
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
A vERlrABLE VETERAN.
Thomas Fannon, Respected Citizen
And Old Soldier, Passes Away.

Though not entirely unexpected, the
news ~ the death of Thomas Fanron
nt his home, No. s7s Exchange street.
~ little past o'clock yesterday af-
tnrnoon came ns distinct shock 10
his multitude Of friends In this city.
where he has been nm aonored rest
dent for many long years. He died
Of aneurIsm OF the stomach. and has
been very feeble for the past few
week His axe was 10 years, and his
tory records for him thai not many of
those years were wasted. but full of
yirile energy. and largely devoted TO
The safety ana welfare of his country,
~ he was q soldier In the federal army
for nearly half the period allotted 10
him.
He was veteran Of the Seminole
wars and Of the civil conflict In the
Sixties. and was an nonored member
of Gushing Post, @. A. II. Of this city.
which organization has assumed the
honofs OF burial Just when the fu-
neral will take place has not yet been
determined. but Il viii probably trans
pire tomorrow. and Ia certain TO be
largely attended by the hosts who have
known him here no long. Announce
mcnt will be made in the Astorian OF
tomorrow as 10 the precise hour and
place OF the ceremonies and nepuliure.
He leaves a venerable widow. two
daughters and one son TO mourn mis-
demise. beside many 4 living comrade
and friend who has served with, or
known him intimately. and 10 his hon
or, through his long and useful career.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
Dehate At Eugene

The debating team viii leave tonight
for Portland The girls Birdie Wise
and Jenny Jefrcrs viii 70 under the
ohaperonnge OF Miss Baiollet who win
take them out to Mount Tabor and en-
terrain thcm there. during their stay
in Portland. They will leave Port
LAND. for Eugene, Friday noon and af-
Nr debating there that night. will re-
turn TO Portland Saturday, The only
boy on the team In yvon Gulliume, The
citizens and school patrons as well as
their schoolmates sincerely hope they
are successful,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
A soRRoWFuL CASE.
Sudden Death OF Mother Sends Three
Babies To 3. & G. Aid.


The sudden death of Mrs. Julia In
sela, al ST. Mary's hospital on Monday
last and heraldej In these columns
yesterday morning. leaves sad story
In lis wake. The poor mother died
bringing into the world a little son,
and this three-day old infant, along
with Its two little brothers. Albert and
Edward, mas been duly committed. by
Judge c, J, Trenehard, to the Boys 4
Girls Aid Society, because the strick-
en- father of the children, is unable,
for the time being, at least, to proper
ly. care for them, and has begged the
intervention of tae law to provide a
good and temporary home for them, un
III he can collect enough about him to
bring them back and make them COM
Portable and happy.
Carl Insela, the father, is a young,
intelligent, mechanic, Of good habits
and earnest purposes, and has been
quite unfortunate in the way b family
sickness since he reached Astoria last
fall and has the sympathy of all who
have come in contact with nim dur
ing his stay here with his family,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17

The United States Civil Services
Commission haa announced that an
examination for clork-earrier tmalol
win be held in this city on May /
1907. The Commission has been ad-
vlsed by the Post -offlee department
that clerks In ofiiceS OF tae frat ani
second class and carriers In the city
delivery service are divided into ak
grades m follows: First grade salary
100000 second grade $500: third grade
salary 5000; fourth grade, salary $1,000.
NTH grade, siioo; sixth grade. salary
1900 Clerks and carriers at first
class ofiiecs win be promoted success
slvcly 10 the ffth grade AMI clerks
and carriers At seeoni-class Offices will
be promoted successively to the fourth
grade, Yesterday Allan Y, Anderson
Of the custom house stan received his
appolntmen, OF the local civil service
examining board.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
Finnish Amalsamation--

The three grand lodges of the three
great Finn fraternlties of the country,
which have been in composite session
here for the past ten days, have about
reached definite basis for amalga-
nation and met at Logan's Hall last
evening to perfect the details of the
fusion Just what these details were,
Is of course, a matter of secrecy as
yet, and it will take another week of
convention to round out the fullness Of
the merger, And the new grand OFF,
GERS of the unified order are yet to be
chosen, but the principal issue among
them Is laid and the work for which
they came for all over the country is
assurejly done and well done 1t is
said they will be constituted under the
name of style of the 'Flnns of Ameri-
ca" and the reorganization stands for
over ten thousand good men of that
nationality,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17

The tax payers meeting nj the Shive
ley school last evening was graeed by
a very small portion OF the taxpayers
The School Board was instructed to
borrow $4,000 or amy part OF Il tina,
they may need TO cary out the opera.
tiona they nave In mind
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
Orders Made Yesterday -

Judge Trenohard yesterday made two
orders In tho matter OF the estate OF
tho late Halvor Jeidness. one permit
ting the sale OF certain personal pro-
pcrty belonging to the estate. and an
other. setting apart certain property
thereof. as exempt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17

Tho pleasant intelligence was filed
at this once las, evening, by one In
authority. that the performance rcn.
dered by the pupils Of the Taylor
school. on Friday night last At the
suomi hall IN uniontown. hai nettcu
the school just tio5. on the piano.
fund.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
Millman Hurt

John Orphan, a native Of Greece In
the employ OF the Tongue Point Mill,
while unloading lumber was struck
by board and had his under lip cut
through.
Fred. L. Nelson was received at St.
Marys yesterday. His condition Is
alarming and but little hope is enter
tanned for his recovery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
To Raise Corona

The oregonian says that John H.
Peterson, Is in San Francisco negotia-
ting for the wreck of the steamer Cor
ona just as she lies In the entrance Of
Humboldt Bay. The Corona was
wrecked March and was pronounced
total loss by the surveyors but Mr..
Peterson after careful examination
thinks he can raise the sunken ship.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17

Talk about your breakfast foods,
A thousand you can see;
/ wouldn't have them as O gift;
I'd have Rocky Mountain Tea.
For sale by Frank Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
Change On Howard

NJ. w. Gather has been appointed aH
temporary engineer OF the auartcrmas-
ter steamer the Major Guy Howard re-
.
Ileving Chief Engineer Robcr,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
MarrisAs License

II. l.. Ricntor. OF Seaside was granted
Eiieense In Multnomah county TO wed
Z Mrs. Della Malhya Of Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
Vessel inspse,Ion--

Captain Hoben. Of Portland after In
spceting the ships going north for the
cannerymen. pronounced them In good
condition,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17

Mias Fay nali left yesterday 10 take
up her studies, at the Anna Wright
seminary of Tacoma after spending a
delightful vacation with her parents
DR. and Mrs. r. l., BAH.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-17
County Court

County Court will mee, In an ad-
journed session today 20 consider road
improvements and other matters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20
Wolitor, Dclde i'm Der 9eleioigllng
unb Grprciiung beiduloigte,

Wtolitor, luclde i'm Der 9eleioiglIng
unb Grprciiung beiduloiate.
81 oblenaus nbr Yerbot in
Grlu q gung.
Sn parlumentnriideu &reiien lit
ell @eriid)t i'm llmlouf, ooB Die He.
gierrng ben @rlnB zines &oblenulls.
iubr @erbots in Grip1gung 5iebe
fir ben Suu, onb Die boben aoblen.
preile, tros Der 8cm1hrung oes Hob-
ltofiturifs, bleiben. Iomit ion Dem
Sreiben oes &oblen Spnoifuts Gin
bolt geboten iperocn, nclfeS Ole
Ereiie 81 erorbitnnter Sobe binnlli-
geld)rolbt bat ullo m~oiienboft erpor-
tirt. Iie boben Ereiie baben Die
preuBiide StaatS Giienbabn . Ser.
lpoltung 5undbit %peronloBt, Die
Srobtroten fir importirte &oblen
81 p%erringern. Die Heouftion ioll
om I. Sonuor IN &roft trcten unO
auf 5uei Sabre 9iiltiqfeit boben.
Gie aoblenpreiie boben iebt einc
groBcre S6be erreidt, oils 5ilr 3eit
Der giinitigiten Goniunftur in Der
5%ipciten Solfte oes Sabres 1906.
Soate bieie WuBnabme Der @iien-
bobnperipoltnng nibt Den 3lped err
fiinen, Die &oblenpreiic bernnter 81
trirgen, 10 oiirfte sic Tegierung NIT
benz Mnsfubrperbpt Dem Spnoifate
pirfiam cntgeeen treten. ginitpei-
len befnrlOet 2eeteres feline Heignng,
ieinen friiberen Gnti1eio, Die Treiie
am 4. Sanlur, an Incident Gage bas
ictige ltebereinfommen oblduft, nidt
5i ermdBigen, riifeangig 81 mo.
den. Die ein5ige ausreoe, melbe
bas Spnoifat bat, lit Die, ooB Die So.
item Der 8oroeruns iif weientlid &C.
iteigert b6tten, meil Die 2obne er.
bobt morben uno tiihtige Arbeits-
frGfte i~eltener ge,poroen ieien.
"a oiierlibe Wtttelmeer.
nbrt.
Mitte MGr5 meroen Safer unb
aoiierin nit 8efolge auf Corfu, Der
norolifiten Der Soniifen Snieln
eintreifen, I'M gum eriten Wale Die
berrlihe 8iGa sldilleion 81 be5ieben,
lpelde Der Monarh ieiner 8emablin
5llm 8eibenf gemoht bat. aonig
@eorg BON @ried)enlano miro bas
&aiierpaar perionlih e%rnpfangen.
Wirfungen Der 8elbtIcm4
4ft+tf m e.
3ic @elbflemme loItet idJlper ouf
ben Snouitrie'n oes Reifes uno fiibrt
5u elmer lpeitaebenoen GinidrGnfuna
Der Frobilftion: Sm Gigarrenbonbel
iolen Die 9erfdufe in Sen lesten 6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20

Monotcn Inn 20 bis 80 Yro5ent 5ll.
riidgegangen iein. Gem y9erliner
Gogcblatt" SIT Sol9e ipiiroen 2000
G%eItduronts un0 Srinfituben in
Berlin lire 2icen5en nod Den %sSeier.
togell nibt erncuern. @robe Gorge
crregt olid) Die itarfe Hiidlponberung
aus Imerifa unb beren GonfllrrcnS
altf benz beimild)en a~rbeitsmarfte. -
Sic 0ren5 beborocn limo benniibt, ale
nid)toCltid)en MmerifomiiOcn nit
tbullltdIter 9cifleunigung aus ocl,
@rel5en oeS Heides berous5uididen.
Stiftun0en iir ooS Geut.
6e M II en- III.
Ser 9oiier bat fir bos 9eutide
Mtllieum in Miinfen cine foitborc
Woiolifuocde geitiitet, meldc olti Der
9elibung aaoinen oes Wpnord)en
I'M Hcgierunasbe5irf SonSig bergc.
lteut lit mo cinen @ertb bon 10000
Warf bat.
Iuf elmer Stootsmerft miro bas
Sd)ladtid)iff : Mtooell ollSeefiibrt,
lpeld)es Ser &oiier Dem Muieum
i6on friibcr geid)cntt bat. 0ieieS TO.
itet 10000 Warf
@c0oucrlihe ltnfGIIe.
81. Splpeiter i. Seonia, Elm irii.
berer 3eitungS : Correspondent, Der
jest Yrofeiior Der llniperiitGt bon
Ohio it, luurbe g~eitern bier id)fuer
perlett. 9ei elmer Goaiiion perIor
Der Erofeiior beinabe feline beiOen
SGnoe. Gr mllroc nit ieiner Wa.
idine lhlper perluunoet nod Dem
nGditen Soipital gebrabt.
Der beriibmte Yatbologe Or. GmiI
@ergmann lit BON einem idhperen
llnfoI betrofien moroen. 0ei Dem
@eriudc, einem Strabenbobn.@og
1on ous5urpeiden, lpllroe er geltern
bon elmer Gar iiberiobren. Die @erlc.
bi,ngen, meld)e Der @eIebrte erlitt,
moren oil uno fir iid n%nbeocllteno
ober es miro befiirdtet, bob er in.
nerliden S6aoen oapongetrogen
bat.
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Mus Miinfen lit Der 0ireftor oes
Sotels "9operiiher SotT Iomens
Ginger, p%eridwunoen sum 2eiope.
fen 5dblrciher 6ldubiger. Nah Nn.
gnbe Der 9eborOen bat er Sdulocn
I'M 9etroge BON 100000 Warf bin.
terlaiien. Wan permutbet, boB lid
Ginger nod Mmerifa aeipanot bat.
Rod Som periebt.
Shirt ernit ST. Omar, orltter sc.
tretGr Der oeutiden 9otidoit in
@aibington, lit nab Hom perlest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20
Shpmpipn's brci Sciratben.

w D II g o III e =, Nla., 19. Ie5.
- 8or aur5em perbeiratbete lid bier
Der ~75si1brige :. $. SbompIon aus
Colbert . County gum oritteu WaI,
erflGrte Der Game ieines Ser5ens
aber, ais Die Sohe nid)t red)t film,
men molte, Die Gbc iei gar nibt
redtsgiiltig, GA feline 5lueite lln9e.
ihieoene Satin nod am Seben iei.
Garaui muroe gegen i'm Die 4ntlage
luegcn gi9omie erbobcn, babel itelte
iih aber berous, oab 2bonlplon's
Sneite Satin, ais lie nit ibnl Dor
ben gltar trot, gleihfaus id)on einen
Gbegatten bate, 10 boB feline gbe 81
Stanoe fam. "a Sbonpion'S critic
Ser3ollerliebite oas 3eitlid)e geiegnet
fat, 10 lit Die brittle Che rehtsgiiltig
uno Die Satin Nr. 3 bat iebt gegen
sen rlcifticrti8en jungen Mann"
cine 4limcntcnflage nit IusIiht alli
Grfola al,0cltrcn1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20

moroen. Sein 9ahfolger miro
Srciberr Seroinono BON Stumm,
bisber gttafe Der oeutiden BOT
id)ait 81 Tetersburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20
Wadlcm idriftlid)c 0eriprcd,cn.
. t. NouIs, NO, IS. Ie5emt

81. Noufs, Wo., 10. Ie5cmber.
= acciie.Gommiiidr Wulpibia 9iebt
befannt, iGnlmtlid)c 9rauer IN ct.
Souls, ioipie bier Nrauer in anoeren
StGoten, rcld)er bier Iepnts baber,
bitten ihriitlid) &cripred)en ab9eges
ben oab iic fcincr SbanfmirtbidaIt
itno feinem GLIB 9icr ODER onOere
@etrdnfe lieiern miiroen, peldcr er
ouf cine ihmar5e Cite iete uno Ole
er ben 9etriebslcitern 5iiItelen mcr.
De. auf Die Cite ioqen ale 9ofuIe
Geiebt merben, ipelde iid Der Ser
lesing bes Sdanfgeieses ihulbio
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20

VaWc hirs Nuslano beiprgt C.. Maine. Vr.
413. Cff.Valttmore.Str, nose 9uftpm Qonie.Nut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20
Sd)ifisnadrid)tcn

Nem Yort, 10. 0c6cmbcr.
Die Compiler vgrobic", vSreslou"
nIitorio", go lorraine" mo n&cl.
lig Slop" limo bon bier obgeiabren.
NeopeL IS. Observation-Disclosures
Gampfer nNcdor" unO rYtelibent
&incoln" troien bon 9teip1Ootf' obter
Gin. .op no9|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-20
Wrt bic Namen.

Sunee Tamcn. peIGe mooerne S6netoerlunfi
.i crlernen .ipiinf6en, foateu ni6t i'm 0fpetiel
feir, lpobin ji6 Sniiir gu nenoen, Gle brandber
toeasStrabe, bor5ufpre6en, ibren Tamen ais
3jeIing ei,traeen uIto ie lerren Die Stunt mad
Der iortgeftrttteniien Wetbooe. Gle erbalten
onherhem ariinoliten lln.erri6t i'm 2nidb neioen.
Sebr iiberale Weoinglirgen. Jrl. VI. Subers.
ar. 302. Wei's aratuga' straBe. (376-)
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01

Mr.. Claude Tyler; treasurer, Mrs.
James s. Scott. Reelected chairman
Of lookout committee, Mr.. Walter
Jones; chairman Of finance commit.
tee, Mr.. R. B. Jones; chairman floral
and social committee, Mrs. Charles
Lenox; chairman OF music, Mrs. Rev.
w. H. Prince; chairman Of prayer
meeting committee, Mrs. NJ. A. Berry.
With the above named officers we
hope to accomplish q much needed
work.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
SAllpA NEWS.

Mrs. E. B. Walker has returned
from Seattle. Wash.
The A. NJ. E. Mission gave a
chicken dinner last Friday.
Mrs. Freeman Betters has returned
home from delightful visit in Coal.
dale.
Mrs. ]. E. Bruce has returned home
from Wyoming, where she has been
visiting a sick son. En- route she
stopped In Denver to see a daughter.
Mrs. Waldron.
Mr.. ]. E. Conway was the guest of
Mrs. Freeman Betters last week. He
left Friday for Colorado Springs.
IDAHO SPRINGS, COLO, NEWS.
The Galbreath lease is looking bet
ter. They shipped ore last week at
$120 to $3.50 a ton.
Mr. John Galbreath has been on the
sick list for few days, not able to
work.
Mrs. L. E. Nelson is here from Den.
yer and will make Idaho Springs her
home for the winter.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Barbee have moved
from the Bunglo on Water street.
..rs. Foster, Mrs. Barbee's sister from
Denver, is visiting with her.
Mr.. McCloud is in our city from
Denver. He thinks he will make
Idaho Springs his home for the win
ter.
Mr.. F. Bradley and wife are here
from Kansas City, NO., with his bro
ther, King Bradley OF Freeland. They
will make 1t their home for a while.
GUNNIsoN, COLO, NEWS.
Miss Eliza White is on the sick list.
Mr.. Bruce Karr is doing job work.
Mrs. Mary Karr is having her house
remodeled.
Mr.. Fred Williams OF Denver return
ed home Saturday.
The entertainment given at Hub.
bard chapel A. NJ. E. church last
Thursday night by the stewardess for
the benefit Of the pastor was a grand
success.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01

Mrs. Susan BRYANT returned home
Monday from Parlin.
Mr.. Fred Williams Of Denver was
In our city Friday evening on a spec.
ial car.
Mr.. F, Shavers was out angling
Sunday for the speckled beauties and
caught quite string.
Mr.. William Bryant entertained the
Country High School Literary with
some fine selections on his violin.
Mr.. ]. E. Conway Of Denver passed
through our city Monday on his way
to Salida, Colorado Springs and other
points.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01

Mrs. Williams has gone back to
Salt Lake to her home, after three
weeks visit with her mother.