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New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
CLARKS iCH4SERS WIN.
Neac Yorker Captures Both SteepIe-
ch0ses at Brookhne Meeting.

Brookline Mass. June 15.-The second day's rae
ing OF the Country Clubs annual fat and steeple-
chase meeting at Clyde Park attracted another
large crowd to-day. The events were all interest
Ing, but there several tiresore DELAYS at the
post In the fifth all of the horses axceptins
Silver Ball. circuit of the half-rniIe track
10 Wnat was called a false break, though the
Jockeys said the flag dropped Ison on Amos
Judd. kept TO the finish, and the owner John r
Maconher. registered q protest when Silver Ball
won the race 1t was not allowed by the stewards
however
The colors of A J. Drexel Paul of Philadelphia
flashed past the winning post in the lead in two
races. his successful horses being Renault and
Grand Vedette- r Ambrose Clark. of New York
was successful in both of the steeplechase events
He took the St. Botolph with Maximilian and the
Myopia with Bat. Only two horses faced the bar
rier in these races
The summary follows:
First Race salo~ay.; five furiongs,-
Ros9n second ONT orisno iGs third s' rime fms
Swimming Girl and Sir Gaze also
Second Race Especial sweepstakes or polo ponies
fMT HsnenTsy r second Iaab2. i45 Nh S%1
Anson) third Time. o:4i1h The Camel witch Hazel
Third Race Gor hscks: $50; on. nne,-Terfare
tsoond G Rose i Is m G Ssn t SG H Nine. 4a @
Pourth Race oT three yee5-ods and upward;
PTesident Monroe i4s s,e1ens second RamTod 4s n
Brten). third Time, 1:1s'z. Toney. zassm,
Fifth Race Cfor three-year-oIds and UPWARD purse,
500: furlongs)-Silrer Ball 140 u. Tucker.
Brny Green I40 CiencD. second Ethiopia, C2owan)
third Time Judd and G. Ferraro also ran.
s4 s purse 500 5 6ss 6sa5 s1 s 2s nd oR
Mannyroo. 149 Davidson second; Gallant. 155 (Nr
Brienl. third. Time. 1:47 80 Sht Shaly. Sacandago
Uncle Dudley Jennie Deceiver also
Race Botoph Steeplechass; purse, $1,000.
about miles and a halfl- -Maxmilian 15s tMr.
o. Brien). won Yama Chrsty, l64 (Mr Hayes second.
Time. .03 Is. Two starters
Eighth Race CMyopia Steepechase; purse $500;
-uyo miles and haf)-Bat, J4a It. OBrien Won Fly
ing Machine I54 G5ewttt) second Time sos 3-5. Two
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
QUAKERS REACH COURSE.
Pennsylvania Crezcs at Poughkeepsie
wisconsin ON Water.
ERy Telegraph TO Tn. Tribune. !

Poughkeepse. N Y, June 15-Pennsylvania 5
squad Of twenty-six oarsmen arrived at Highland
late this afternoon and took up their quarters In
the boathouse which left by Columbia yester-
day, when the New Yorkers moved up to their
barge. Ellis Ward, the Quaker coach said
that his all in good condition. but on
account of the late hour of their arrival he did
not send them for a W. The Quakers spent
the evening in rigging their shells and preparing
for an early spin tomorrow morning.
Ward will boat his crews in this way:
Varsity eight-Deering. bow; j. Townsend. No. q:
Rogers, No. 3; Hendrie, No 4; Shoemaker, NO o.
Drayton. No s: Dean. No Z: Ennig Captain
stroke; Westcott, coxswain.
Varsity fours-Atkin, bow; Breitinger. No q;
Braddock No. 8: Ballard. stroke, and Emory. bow:
S. Townsend No q Crooks, No. 3; Foster, stroke
Freshman eght-Thompson. bow; Huhn' NO. q
shaner No. 3; Howard. No A. Smith, No 5; Fox
No s. Bennett No. Z; Clutas, stroke; Rosengarten-
coxswain.
Cornell and Columbia were the only crews TO go
out this morning as the Wisconsin men, who got
in on Sunday, busy rigging their sneAs-
Cornelrs varsity and freshman eights rowed up
and down the bay below their quarters at High
Iora AZ a low stroke while Rice had all the
Columbia boats out for long pull down stream
Wisconsin was the first crew on the water In the
afternoon the other coaches evidently waiting lot
the sea- which the driving rainstorn hao hcheo
I'm IN die down The Badgers varsity comolna-
tion rowed down past the Cornell quarters out tne
freshmen were unable to go out, as their SHE'LL
which was badly damaged before they came ras'
has not vet been repaired Ten Eyck was unaole
n follow the men, as his launch was out OF oroer
The Ithacans took the water about o CLOCK anu
padded down the river with 'he 'u
Milton Landing. ,
H., Rice brought his three eights down from the
roabors. Dock where the barge is moored. 10
the 8ridge where they turned and ro~eo up
s+r.sr, against the wind and tide at fair speed
The varsity eight swung along with lohs' $40"
s-a
- ,igbsr stroke well in hand Syracuse
q - - arrive here tomorrow morning. and the
.or,,-y ~ this crew will complete the number
entered in the regatta
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
BLAME FOR FIRE DEATHS.
COrOner'S Jury Censures Tenement
House Department.

The inquest into the death OF three person. killed
in a fire in a four story tenement house at No. 1o
Pearl street the morning OF April last was
ended last night before Coroner AcrfteIu and a
jury Of twelve The tury's verdict censured the
owner and caretaker Of the tenement house and the
Tenement House Department and recommended
action by the District Attorney.
Assistant Corporation Counsel John ?. O'Brieu.
who has charge Of the tenement house bureau, in
telling the jury OF the problems confronting the
Tenement House Department declared that there
were fifty thousand cases OF violation under con-
sderation now and that because OF lack Of funds
to employ sufficient help the department had found
itself almost unable to cope with the situation
The jury found that hay and straw were kept
in the cellar of the said premises at No. 40 Pearl
street in direct violation Of the tenement house
act; that the Tenement House Department duly
notified the owner, directly and through Tim
othy J. Murray at various times prior 70 the date
of the fire since 1862 OF the existence Of said viola
tions in the premises at No 40 Pearl street.
T. J. Murray, named IN the verdict. is a son-fn-
law of Mrs Margaret Kennedy, who owned the
property, and was IN charge OF the estate, il IS
understood at the time and prior to the fire.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
MANY YACHTS IN LONG RACE.
-
Forty Boats May Start in the New York
Athletic Club Regatta.

Great preparations have been made by the re-
Eatta committee OF the New York Athletic Club
Messrs. H A Jackson c. 6. King and A B Fry
for the clubs fifth annual race to Block Island,
which Is TO start Saturday, at $50 p from
q point of Whortleberry Island. Forty yachts are
entered for the race, and there is every reason
10 believe all will start, there is TO be
no restriction 10 the size, number or manner
Of carrying sails. The race is open TO open or
decked cabin yachts IN cruising trim, of less than
thirty-one feet vaterne. and fin keels are barred
Half an hour after the sailing craft are under
WAY the power boat race OF the same club viii
he started for Block Island. This contest is open
TO cruising power boats OF not less than 3 nor
more than % feet over all The prize for this
race is the Thomas Fleming Day Cup The dis
tance is is statute miles, the finish line nelns
inside Of West Harbor, Block Island
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

II it had rained Sunday instead Of yesterday
the Giants might have had a better percentage
average this morning. When three and one-half
innings had been played in the first game Of A
double header with Cincinnati at the Polo Grounds
Yesterday the score was 7 to in favor of the
Giants The field was so slippery and the ball so
wet that IT was almost impossible to play, but in
that time the home team showed they are a good
bet in heavy going.
With the rain falling in torrents, the Giants
knocked the ball all the pond in the third in
ming scoring five runs. Each team took a turn IN
+r,,,rg m delay the game the Giants being the Of
tenders I'D TO the end of the third inning and the
Reds holding back in the beginning Of the hrst half
of the fourth
Yale and Princeton Will battle for the college
cbar7nionship at the Polo Grounds this afternoon,
so that no league contest will be held. double
Asder is on the bill for tomorrow
After the game yesterday one of the private de-
.ectfves handled spectator rather roughly and Nc
c,rav stepped in He ruff1ed up the detective con-
sdarsbIv and when another "sleuth' came TO the
scene, Joe McGinnity took hand. The tussle
didn't last long but it hot and furious while 1t
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
PLAY FOR MASSACHUSETTS TITLE.
Niles Defeats Gardner in Fifth Round OF
Longwood Lawn Tennis Tourney.

Boston Mass. June 15-The interest in the sec
ond days play in the Massachusetts lawn tennis
championship singles at Longvood to-day was cen
tired in the match between n. W. Niles and u r
Gardner, which was won by Niles, at 81 %
Earlier in the afternoon Gardner defeated F. sulo-
psv IN a close match by the score of 10 s-6 6-3.
The summary of to-day's play follows
Third round-R. J. Leonard defeaed C. B. W1lnar 6,2,
s-6 6-3; F. Sulloway won from r b MeTrlnlan oy
default. D P Rhodes A F Fuller by default
Fourth round-R. Bishop defeated R. j. Leonard. 50.
"a Go: c. J. Johnson defeated j. c Monnet 81.
s-i; n W Niles defeated H 81. Whiting 81.
G. P Gardner defeated F. suioway, Ia 50 -
< defeated z. P. Pearson, 60. So; H c
Johnson defeated c. 6-2 60; D 2 Rhodes De
Tasr-d Fl H whitman. 6-3 6-3; J. H Chase defeated
A \. Reggie, 81. 7-5
eL "a. A s Dabney defeated H c Johnson, 50,
"a: D P Rhodes defeated J. H Chase. e. 2-o. 6-3
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
DYING MAN TELLS OF ROBBERY.
Assailants Shot Him Twice After Hold-up
in Bay Ridge

The police of the Fort Hamilton station IN
vestigating the shooting and robbing of Savarieo
Stera thirty-three years old. of 10th street, Man
haitian who was found last night in dying
dition at Second avenue and 18th street, Bay
Ridge
In the Norwegian Hospital Sterma regained con-
sciousness long enough to say that while his
way to Coney Island he fell in with of his
countrymen on a Ulmer Park surface car and
cepted their invitation 10 walk along the Shore
Road. When they reached the spot where he was
found Sterma said they seized him and although
he put up desperate fight. robbed him Then as
he lay in the road they fired two shots at him,
one taking effect over his heart and the other In
has head.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. June 15.-The New York Yankees were
almost helpless to-day before the mastery pitch
ing of White and lost the third straight game OF
the series with Chicago by of to l. II was
the twelfth straight victory for the White Sox.
Chesbro pitched almost good game as White
but the men behind him could not hit the ball when
hits badly needed. New York scored first In
the opening inning. Niles got lucky double and
by Henphiu and Keller enabled him to finish
the trip to the home plate.
Chicago could do nothing with Chesbro except in
the fifth inning Then White singled and scored on
Dougherty's triple The former Yankee out1elder
came home a double steal. Only twenty-nine
men faced White during the game.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
FRUIT OF THE TREE OF knowledge

A Washington man. while visiting friend 8
place in Virginia. became much interested in his
experiments in fruit culture
One day the visitor making the rounds OF
the place, being in charge OF the friends young
daughter Of ten. who acted guide
This tree to be loaded with apples" OBJ
served the Washing gtonian, indicating particularly
fine specimen.
Yes sir" asseIted the little girl: father says
this Is a good year for apples
'T am glad to hear that" said the visitor. "Ars
all your trees as full OF apples this one2
'sNCo sir" explained the girl only the apple
trees '-Harper's Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
MRS LLOYD BRYcE's CHAUFFEUR HELD.

II looked yesterday morning if Mrs. Lloyd
rrvce of Rosyn. Long Island. and her daughter
,oI,Id miss the train which the latter was
. 90 tn Chicago If she did not order her chauffeur
IL disregard the speed laws. 1t also began 10 look
~ u she might lose the train because she had
i,,an such instructions. when two policemen held
IN the chauffeur for dashing through Flushing at
,.r,,,Ave miles an hour. That they caught the
tra,7 a. all vas due 10 acquaintance who passed
q, that moment in another machine and took them
.Loar5 The chauffeur held for trial
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
ADVISES McALL CHILD BE TREATED

The Department OF Health will recommend that
Irene Mccall. daughter of John c. Mccall OF No.
25S West 18th street. secretary OF the New York
Life Insurance Company. receive treatment TO
guard against hydrOphobia. The child was bitten
in the hand by pet bull terrier A physician eau
terized the wound and patroIman shot the dog.
DIR. I. Gesen, OF the Health Department. ex-
amined the dogs brains last night and while he
could not find the rabies germ there were evi-
sdences that the animal might have been in the
preliminary throes OF the disease AS a result he
will recommend treatment of the child.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
FLOODS MOVING SOUTH.
Far OUer Danger Line at st. Louas
Louisiana Leree Breaks.

st Louis. June 15.-The Mississippi River -
still rising, and this afternoon reached stage
two and half feet above the danger Enel TIE
water has completely covered the levee and Is
tapping at the bases OF buildings along the river
front Little damage. however has yet been
done to property in ST Louis and East ST. Louis
The Missouri River has begun fall at Kan
sas City and the crest Of the Hood is in sight
The Kaw is also falling and it's upper course Is
rapidly reaching a normal stage. Most Of the
railroads are using the Grand Avenue Railroad
Station. although the water did not come up
into the Union Station.
While the water is still over the greater por-
ton of North Topeka FROM two inches to two
feet. it is vast pond rather than swift food
ing current. and it is gradually recedins
The Missouri continues to rise at Omaha. and
was three inches above the food stage to-day.
The weather forecaster, however. believes that
with a rise Of from two TO three inches more
the crest Will be reached Water has submerged
the lowlands on the Iowa side. but serious
damage has been done.
New Orleans. June f5-The run around
levee. built at great expense few days ago at
Taylortown. fourteen miles below Shreveport.
gave way to-day, flooding large section ot
rich farming country and running all growing
crops The inhabitants were rescued Water
is rushing across Douglas Island at rapid rate.
Several buildings have been swept into the
river
Senator Marston introduced a resolution in
the Louisiana Senate at Baton Rouge to-day
authorizing the Governor TO use the funds Of
the state 20 relieve the distress in the flooded
districts.
Denver, June IA severe rain and hail
storm prevailed here to-day. HaiIstones covered
the sidewalks to a depth OF several inches
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
ROCKEFELLER ESTATE DAMAGED
fBy Telegraph to The Tr,bun.

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
Lake Placid, y. Y. June f5-In a sever. storm
which swept over the Central Adirondack region
last night considerable damage was done TO ths
big private estate Of William Rockefeller IAzht-
ming struck in several places in Mr. Rocketeiers
preserve Numbers Of great trees were badly IN
jured and OF them destroyed
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
ELLIOTT WINS SHOT PUTTING CONTEST.
rish-American Athlete Victor at Travers
Island Instead of Kruger.

Julian J. Elliott. Of the Irish-American Athletic
Club handicapped at nine feet, was the winner Of
the shot putting event in the spring games of the
New York Athletic Club at Travers Island last
Saturday instead OF Kruger. Of Swarthmore. as
,anorted in The Tribune Sunday Elotts best
nut was SO feet AZ inches. which. with his handicap
,.5a him the winner at 40 feet AZ inches.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

sydney. \. : V, June B-A sporting synol-
cste here ras arranged FOR a fight between Burns
tbe heavyweight puEilist. and SQuires, the Austria
Lar fighter twice beaten by Burns The contest
vii b for purse of Sl46s0. and is 70 take place
Z this civ during visit of the American battle
Etip fee uexr August The syndicate deposited
sAsN last month 10 bind match between buIIis :
snc Lang a- Australian boxer. who was oe1ealeo
~ Jack Johnson a. Melbourne last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
YAouI NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF.

Nogaes Ariz.. June 15--The large body of Yaqui
Indians assembled for several weeks at Hermo-
sio. Mexico. discuss OF surrender TO the
Mexican government. refused to-day TO give up
their demanded and negotiations for a
peaceful settlement broken of. al least tenn
porarily Because of the censorship news from
Mexico these negotiations. no details have been
received
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
CREW.S At NEW LONDON'
Lght Work for the Yale and Hor-
Udrd Odrsmen.

Gales Ferry. Conn. June Blowing to roush
,-a+.r and high wind the Yale crews dld NOT 90
o,,+ an -ha water this morning, but the men look
sbo-t rim The wind died down about O'CLOCK
+bie afternoon and the varsity and freshman
orevs rouyed up stream for three miles ard return
On tho WAY, hack the varsity easily distanced the
fresbn,en The four-oared crews made no attempt
ar snaed but roved up stream for about TWO nlles-
Rob Cook the famous coach, saw the crews To-
dav for the first time this and seemed 10 De
onressed with the good work Of the varsity eight
Red Ton Conn, June 15.-The Harvard crews
took light practice this morning. the varsity ana
freshman eights going down stream snort ols-
tsnce h1,gging the shore on account OF rousll
water C. Morgan, tr.. OF the varsity four-oared
she'll Is out of the boat owing to an injury 10 d
shoulder and his place has been taken by r Reece'
'o9
This afternoon Wray, the coach, rowed In the
Harvard varsity crew IN place Of F. w Fish, oo
who had to go to Cambridge TO ADJUST some srns4i
difficulty with the college office. The crew roWed
down stream as far the navy yard and back 10
the float in short stretches. and with the coach
IN the boat, several of the difficulties that have
been evident since the crews arrived were eradi-
Gated
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
BLOW AT ANrr-corroN FUTURES BILL

Baton Rouge. La. June 15.-The Marston bill to
eliminate future trading from the New Orleans Cot
ton Exchange suffered its second important defeat
to-day The Senate Agricultural Committee decid-
ed to report 1t unfavorably. following the lead Of
the House Agricultural Committee. which decided
on a similar report last week
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

Elizabeth, n. J.. June l5.-Ralph Marone. OF No.
100 Park avenue. Hoboken. arrested in that
city this evening. brought here and locked up. 1t
is charged that he participated IN svindling the
Barrett Manufacturing Company out Of $4,000
worth OF paper stock and obtained the bulk OF the
grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
RACES ABANDONED AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo June 15.-At a meeting Of the stockhod-
ers of the Buffalo Racing Association tonight II
was decided 10 abandon the running meeting sched
uIed TO begin at Kenilworth Park on June g No
action was taken in regard TO the Grand Circuit
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
TWO SIDES 10 II.

ness but he's studying for the ministry He
says he decided that he couldn't be a newspaper
man and his soul
De Rite-How odd, I've heard his cid city
editor state II differently He said ne couldn't be
a reporter 10 save his soui-PhiIadeiphia Press
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

FIolyoke, 0; bridgeport, 8.
New Britain. 4; Hartford, l first gamel
New Britain. I; Hartford, (second ganle)
Meriden. 6; New Haven. g.
Springfield. 3; Waterbury. 2
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
CLEVELAND. 2; WASHINGTON, I.

At Cleveland: X n Z,
Cleveland ..-...-.0 L
Uashjngton ..I 0 o o o 0-1 .
Northumberland Berger and Clarke; Wash
inEtou Smith and Street. Umpire-Egan-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

HaverhilI. 8; Lynn.
Worcester. 10; Lawrence, 8.
New Bedford. 5; Fall River, 1.
Lowell, 4. Brockton,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

hits-Anderson Niles, Chase Ihree- -basS
hit-Touxh.rty. Sacrifice hit-PurteL Stolen bases
Dougherty C2) Jones Anderson White Double play
Niles to Chase Left baseszChicago, 4 New YORK
? Bases balls-or White. /: off Chesbro g. Hit oy
heI-By Ches5ro, l. Struck out-By White q
| bv Cheebro 5. Tme-4 As. Umpires-Hurst and Evans.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Hare Good Lead When Ram
Spoils the Fun.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cincinnati al New York
st. Louis at Brooklyn
Pfttsburg Boston
Chicago at Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pftt.burg. s; Boston. 8.
Cincinnati VS.. New York (rain)-
Lou Brooklyn (rain).
Chicago PHILADELPHIA tran)
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

vail. p-tne4ton intercollegiate Championship Base
han S,snt polo Grounds. to-day. p NJ Seats at
SnaIatrg's 0anamakers. Baseball once and Yale ard
Clubs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
pITTsBURe, 5; BOSTON. 3.

At Boston: n. n 4;
poston pore ..1 0 0 0-3
Fatteries-Pfttsburg, Leever and Gibson: Boston.
Iindaman and Graham Umpires-ftuooerhan
and F01slie,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
YANKEES In BAD RUT
FACE DEFEAT ONCE MORE.
WMte Sor HIN TzUelfth Straight
Game an Beating NeSo York.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia Detroit.
Boston a st. Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago, 2; New York. 1.
ST. Louis, 10; Boston o.
Cleveland 2; Washington, 1.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAM ES TO-DAY,

.fontreaI at Newark.
Rochester a jersey City.
Toronto Baltimore.
Buffalo Providence.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Rochester vs. Jersey City (ran).
Montreal Newark (rain).
Tor Baltimore (rain) D.,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
ST. LOUIS, 10; BOSTON, o.

A. e. Touis. r H. E
St Louis .--..-----.--.i
Batteries-St. Louis Powell and Blue: Boston.
Morgan. Glaze and Mcfarland. Umpires-Connolly
end
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
RESULTS OF GAMES
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

All games scheduled were cancelled on account Of
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

largest dealers r-v
ard "a Hand Autos il
the Worid~
ats SUNDAY pAperA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

y e. .ss<s1ioa Plate ssved ground OF
Sr.,- ~ might have Von II ne
DIT ioE. za~~ rBbuinE 0E Z
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

tnTferencs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

OF field Antaus was easily Se-'"' 49,
found % I'M six furiongs Won ridden Time
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

al the
Of the excuses 6e@1--' ~
b. III. and sixteenth start Won clevery' Time 44'S'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04
6UCkMAN

Dec. 1.-OttO j. bengal OF Mlor6
Grove, who had been visiting his
parents, returned to that place Friday,
where he is employed by Richard
Nathe.
| Peter Nelson has taken his horses
and mules to Henry Roos' barn. where
he will keep them through the winter.
John Anderson and Nick L. Mueller
are caring for same. ....s
Miss Lezzle Dengel. who has been
visiting here few. days, has returned
to RoyaltOn. --~ ~~- -------
Henry Roos, Jr:, has large
clearance sale on the go now and real
bargains are offered.
Frank M1schke has started to build
his new machine shop. Contractor Joe
Weisbrich has the job of putting up
] the building
John Hansmann left for Brainerd,
where he is employed as butcher.
John A. Brandt is Offering some
holiday bargains in his line.
F. Litke and Frank Mischke will
erect a planning mill here this winter.
Lizzie and Mary Denzen are ex-
pected home from Wisconsin this week
Joseph Jacobs left for Nebraska
Saturday, where he intends to make
his future home.
Kate Dengel IS visiting with Nick
| Mueller in Royalton this week.
VIM. SitZman IS expected home from
Wisconsin this week.
Joseph Hesh expects to leave for the
West soon.
Aug. Dehler. who has been en-
ployed in Wisconsin during the sum-
mer, has returned home to his parents
to spend the winter.
Wendelln Volght, who has been TAX
ing treatment in Anoka hospital, is
now home much improved.
Joe Grundhoefer and wife are
visiting relatives in st. Paul.
Joe Boitz left for st. Paul Saturday,
| where he will visit friends.
Miss Augusta Mevenkamp returned
home form st. Paul, where she has
been visiting.
Regina and Edward HOrtsch left for
st. Paul Wednesday, where they are
employed.
Peter Mueller left for South St.
Paul, where he is employed.
Mary Porter left for Royalton Sat-
urday, where she IS employed in the
Newman hotel.
Henry Brausen and Conrad Vosen of
Royalton WERE out here last week on a
! deer hunt and we're awarded with one
a piece IA rabbit.)