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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

bat iit in ben lestsn Tassn berausse.
itellt, oaB bic 9orporationen nit allen
srlaubten nno unerlaubten Wtitteln bic
9erreu BurIhel unb Durfin bef6mpfen,
neil ibnen bieie bic Steuerrate auf Sob.
lenlano erb0bt baben. Der Rlan 1T
reht fein einSeidoelt. 0hroen Die Ser.
rem Buridel uno Durfin bur6 snei
Republitaner eriest uno mlrbe mSg.
liherweiie audi 9err Carpenter gum
GiAtsr ertpdblt, oann bdttsn bic Sor.
porutionen Die sunse Wfaidinerie in
9dnoen uno tOnnten udbftes Sabr bas
aiieBment wieoer aui bic friibere 3iffer
berabiesen. Seoer Steuersabler
1T buber in oisisr Srase intereiiirt nnb
iOllte mitbelfen, ben iboflen Ylnn an
uersitelu. inoem er fir Yurl6el uno
Ourfin itimmt 9lof, elm Punft: Sc.
oentcn etwa. Die Oeuti6en mitIubelfen.
oaB Die sanie Yermaltun9 pon Staot
uno Sountg in Die 0Gnoe Der Weli6sn
fallt? @lauben iie etwa. bab in oieiem
Sale bas 9erinslte Yr6dlsin fir fie ab.
fallen wiiroe? Well, | guess not @e.
raoe Die Deutlb baben iriiber Die s}r.
ldnoer oesbalb fritiiirt, neil lie nlle
aemter iiir iit in Slnipru9 iiebmen
MOLTEN. aber ben Wslihsn ssseniiber
lino bic SrlGnoer bic reiniten SSaiien.
tnabsu. 8ei ben Primarwablen baben
lih mebrere oeuti6e 6spublifauer um
aemter beworbeu, aber iie linb pon osm
puritaniid.weliben @lemente nieoerges
ltimmt DOroen uno nur Serr @brbarot
orans ourd. banf Der Gbdtisteit Der
Utltslieoer bes Deuti6en Uunbes.
lSarum lOllten iid unter risisn lin.
llanoen Die Deuti6en fur oas republi.
tanllhe 3idet beseiitern? Jiur our9
ferniSe, wu6tise Siebe fOnnen Iie iib
4nertsnnnng uno a6tuns uerihafisn.
Oarum, baut fraftis 5u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29
6pbe Narf Nptisen.

- Der friiber an @bnon Strabe oa.
bier wObnbafte Yatrid Tbomas 9ansan
murbe seitern bel einem @iienbabnuniall
In Ro&sfter, u. g., sstSbtst.
i Sobn Darbep BON Sellops Ctr,
6em Dor Wo6enfrift our6 einen Dedens
fall elm Shdbelbru9 Susefiist wurbe,
erla9 Der 8erlesun9 am Sonnta9 i'm
Staat Soipital.
- Glls bic Sobn 8. Sones Samilie
BON 3w6lfter StraBe Sonntag abenb
iid in Der Stride befanb, 6raus elm Sin.
BREEDER in Die gBobnuns nnb eisnete ii6
elm 81 Opernelas uno cine $25 8ruits
mabel an.
= Der Sersmann Sarrb @illiams
BON Swetlano StraBe wuroe Montas
In Der Wtt. Rleaiant Sede our9 cine
Spren9un9 TO ihlimm uerlest, baB er
fiinf Stunben ipdter itarb. @r srbiett
bic polle Wuht Der Hiessnben Erim.
merltiide ins @elibt uno am S6rper.
= Der Seuerbos 0m. 8. Morgan
pon Hod Strabe erbielt am Oonnsritag
Sormittas, als er cine 3ammer bstreten
mollte. bur1 elm 9oblenitiid. bas bur1
cine Spren9nug selOit worben mar, in
Der Continental i3ede einen S9doels
bru9 uno murbe in tritildem 3uftano
bem Wtoies GaDlor Soipital iibsrmielen.
Soiepb SeIied, Der anseblid bic Spren.
Snn9 pornabm, obne Die uorsei9riebene
Warnung ju 9eben, puroe 6reita9 Der.
baftet uno fir elm meiteres 8erb0r uns
ter $500 Sirsi6aft 9eitellt.
-Srau Maria @arnfe BON gtorb
Wfain Guenue, welde ihon felt ldnserer
3eit an Der SBalieriudt litt, lit am
Wfontag Der &ranfbeit erleeen. Die
Veritorbene fpuroe Dor ~ Sabren in
DeutI6lano geboren, fam I'm slltsr BON
10 Sabren mad scranton unb mar felt,
bem bier isBbaft. Sbr @atte, sbeufalls
elm noblbefannter bsutl6er NnIiebler,
9in9 ibr Dor 25 Sabren i'm Tooe pors
aus unb es iiberleben iie bic S0bne Ga.
fOb, Sriebrib, Charles unb @soree.
Sbre Bsiiesuus fano seitern I'M Soreit
Sill Sriebbof ftatt, na6 sinem Trauers
oienit i'm 9anie, ben Paitor Sobn u.
Benber leitete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

Praiiosnt GOoieuelt unb feline 9iat.
better idrsieu Gag uuO giadt, baB bic
Truits ausgerottet Deroen miiiien, aber
es fdqt feinem Der Serren elm, burd
cine MOoifijiruns oes Tarifs bas usbel
nit Der 8ur,el ausSurottsn. Die mel.
iten Der 3rufts senieBen oura ben So6.
3oll anf Soften Der @eiammtbslt Yripis
le9ien. bic ibr Wahstbum f6rbern, unb
bic abitelluns oes llebels lag i6on
ldusft in ben Sdnoen Der berrIdenosn
Yartei. DaB bieie nidts sstban bot,
3eist. baB bic rspublifaniide bic Partei
Der 2rnits lit, burh oieie seitiitt unb
in Der Wta4t sebalten wirb nnb iie fols'
LID weoer i6doisen mill nod fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29
Stabtratb.
Common Council. %. Sftobsr

common COUNCIL, ZZ. 0ttODer.'
Die Srage, mo- oaS ueue 6euermebrs
quarter auf Der @eltieite 9ebaut peroen
ion, lit enblid bem betreii. @olnite iibers
laiien moroen. benn nit II ge9en II
Stimmen beI6loB man in bieier Bers
iammlung, Die gn9elesenbeit In oe6en
91nben 3n lnHen. Die Sroinan3 CUR
Rflaiterung uon @reen Hioge StraBe,
,pii6en 0on Stor1 unb Sia1 Gu9
sluenues. srbielt bel enbsiiltissr Neiuns
Beit6ti9un9. Die Sroinan3 In Betreif
bee Raut,eS In Sabriten uim. wuroe
baour6 absstban. oaB oas @omite iie
un9iinltig berihtete. Die Seuer9reuSen
Sroinan3 nabm man bel enosiiltiser
Seiun9 aud an. @lne pom bem Staot.
anwalt eingelanote Siierte Der Srau
Charles Shabt. laut welber iie iih
uerpIlihtet. Die 6oroerun9 9e9en ibren
uerit. @utten als @ountp Shasmeiiter
fir 81. 900 au bsslsiden, wuroe benz be.
treif. @omite iibelpleien.
Jieue Vorla9en aab es fol9snoe !;
2bomaS-OaB bic YebOrben nit ben
Sadamanna Seamteu cine SonferenS ab-
bulten In 8etreff> elmer Station aui Der
SBeitieite, entlans Den Bloomsburs Sc.
leiien; an9enommeu. Raine = Sir
Seitenmsse on Sairfislb StraBe. uon
@aibinston CUR SlDpbant Auenue.
Briggs Sir Scitsnwese an EbilO
StraBe. uon 9iOro Wtain Guenue CUR
@lienbabn ebenialls on Warren Str..
pon Yrid Sur Wtc Oonou9b 9lpenne !;
@roueratlon Der Jipro Wtain 9lpenue
Saptilten Stride uon eiuem Seitenme9
slHeBment. Sins-SIr ein Yidt on
Huane uno Stanton. uno Sutton uno
@eorse StraBen. Gbomas-DaB Der
@ontraftor Die Seitenwese unb Strasen
wieber In 3ultano iese, welhe ourd bic
Srbaunn9 oes ~. Oiitrift Ab3ugsta.
nails auBer Sronuns Serietben uno oaB
Der Voranldlag 3uriidsehalten miro.
bis iolhes 9elbehen lit; bas abSugsfa>
nal alleBment bes Oauio z. Wllllams
uon 1880 auf $3.50 reou,ireno. @pans =
HebuSirun9 oes Niiebment Der Barbara
5illin9sr uon $110 aui $50; oab Dor
faufsre6te auf Sano erlan9t meroen.
3weds @rrihtun9 zines Quartiers Der
Dampier @ompanie No. 3. @reen =
DaB Die $4,000 Bonbaussabe Sroi'
nau3 fir elm nsues 6euerwebrquartier
anf Der Weitieite publiIirt weros. Sens
fms Sir Seitenme9e in uerld,ieoenen
Warbs auf Der 08eitleite fur Heparas
tnr Der 22. Strabe in Der 5. Waro.
Seioman-Sir Scitenms9e on 6iuer
Strabe, Bmilhen Siio @aibin9ton uno
Shb SSDOmins auenue, unb on Sidorp
StraBe. uon Siio Uaibinston ausnue
bis 3ur Bride. Semert-DaB bic Ues
BORDEN oaju ieben iollen, baB Die Plum'
bsrs. mel6e Die Walisrmeter einlesen,
bic resnldre itdotiihe Ni3eus baben; fir
einen Seltenwee pon Der Saurel Ninie
Station bis CUR @eoar Npeuus Bride /;
baB oem Us. 8. 6olsD $655.90 fir Sano
beSablt weroe, weldeS bic Stabt au9ebs
LID bel Der @rbauun9 Der @ebar auenue
Bride nit 8eihla9 nabm; referirt.
3i,elmann- Dem Yatrid Wic@rea Die
@rlaubnib ertbeileno. iein @issnthum
init bem Nb3ussfanal In Der II. GSarb
gu perbinoen. 5enton-Shr Elm Stra'
Benlibt an 9awtborue uno @arfielo
lpenueS,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29
aus bem pberen xbale.
(ar9bal6 @orreiponoens.)

= Der stephan Srsn6fe Messer.
laoen 3u Gbroop muros frfb Sonntaa
Wtoreen BON @inbre1ern beiuGt, pelhe
Der @elbipinoe 8 $50 entpsnbsten.
= Durd einen Sellenfall In Der Ho.
a 3e6e ju Nrdbalb pur6e am Samltag
Der Bersmaun Pbilip Pstinapo auf Der
Stelle eriGla9en uno isin Sanblanger
Dominic @rabina 10 i6limm serbriidt,
oaB man nur 9erinse Soffnuns bate,
oaB er ii6 mieoer erbolen wiirbe.
- Benedict PeSra unb Bbitip gbo.
ba. ais Sanolaneer on einem Nbsuas.
tanal Su Olppbant anseltellt. serietben
Srettag in Streit, Der in Gbdtlidfeiten
uusartete. Sie beuusten Pide uno
Shaufel ls..Uaffen uno FeSra perlor
einen Singer, mdbrenb 9lboba einen
Sddoelbrud oauontrus, Der mSeli6er.
meiie fatal perlaufen miro. glbooa
wuroe benz Staat Soipital iiberfiibrt.
mo- es iih ersab. OaB Die Sdaufel aud
in bas @ebiru sebrunsen isi. Pebru
fubr nad bem ansriii na6 SCRANTON,
mo- er uerbaftet un6 einseitedt waro.
(Gurbonbals Gorrsiponbens.)
= Sobn 9ai6nid BON SimpIon, Elm
Sanolanser in Der 9iorbpeit 3ehe,
Wurbe Donueritas giadmittas nnter
einem 5elienfaa sefansen uHb auf ber
Stelle eroriidt.
= SRI. Barbara &oftus pon Sapana
StraBe utrbrannte Donnerlta9 2aub
uno babel fling ibre &leioung Seuer.
@be man bic Slammen loidsn fonnte,
mar bic iun9e Dame Siemlid, lhlimnl
perbrannt, wiro ii6 aber wieoer erbolen.
= Die Babnitation Der .. & 8.
Gompanie gu Mtapfielo wurOs iriib les'
ten DOnneritas pon @tnbre6ern beiu6t,
mel6e oils Uente 81 @ents in Baarselb,
mebrere @rpre6padete uub cine sro6e
6ifte nit beraui6enben @etranten er,
lan9ten. Die Serle nabmen cine iebr
sriinoli4e DnrAit6bsrnus Dor.
- @iliam Council BON Council Gus.
nue., Weitieite, puroe ip6t Sreitus Jtaft
on eiiiem ooppelten Shdoelbru6 leioenb
oem Gitp Yripat SOipitpl iiberwieien,
na6oem feline Satin ibn uah ibrer
Seimtebr auf benz 5uBbebsn lisssnb auf'
fano. IS miro ansen ,mmsn. baB CT
fiel unb nit Dem Sopi sesen einen bars
ten @e9enltanb ltieB. Wfan bat Soff.
nuna, 0ab er iih niebsr erhoIsn mlro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29
2eiet aufmerffani

bic yiamen Der Sanbibaten in Der heute
publijirten @abls Proflamation. Dort
ftnoet Der 2eier Die 9iamen aller Sanois
oaten, fir wel6e 9eftimmt pirb, uno
lam an6 baraus erieben, baB piete Der
Hepnblifaner Suslei9 9anoibaten auf
oem RrObibitioniiten.Tidet iino-ieoo6
fein ein3i9er Demofrat. Sin Strob.
balm 3si9t, wober Der Binb wsbt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

9lllentbalben bort man, bas bic Deut.
iden bes Sitens unb Der Wiittelitaaten
obne 1nteridieO Der Parteiitelluus ssssn
&aft uno feline Serbiinoetsn itimmen
meroen; ni4t etlpa, neil lestere Repu,
blifaner iino, ionoern neil lie auf biele
art In sriinoli9er Ueiie sesen 2ocal
Option unb PrObibitiOn pirfen fOnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29
Oeutfdlt 8ritffife.

6rau@arolinegllbre6t. Siibor 8luu,
Or. Is. Z. Bauer, VI. Uraub,
u. Benoer, Wtarg Denurt,
Z. WtOris 5rans, Qbm. @roder,
Safob @uffmau, Srau SeBle,
Reu. .@.@. .Soffman, @lfie SIC. 8ue9t,
6rau earl Slgfee, Pster 2amb,
Srau gilbert 8oA, Wtoies Roos,
Wm. Y. Rdber, u. Smarr.
Srau s. 8. Stsinbarot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-18
Col. Sargent Lectures on Cuba.

Col III. H. Sargent of the Army War
College at a meeting of the Henry w.
Lawton Camp, United Spanish War Vet
Grams, in their hall, 1903 14th street, last
night spoke on Cuba, it's features and
people. and described them with stere-
opticon views.
Department Commander G. E. Rausch
and staff were the guests Of the camp, as
were representatives from various other
camps in the District.
Following the lecture, Commander
Rausch spoke. He said Lawton Camp
was In excellent condition, and that 1t
was rapidly increasing it's membership
and influence.
Following the speaking Lawton Camp
held a business meeting and elected Of
ficers for the ensuing year. Capt. Rich
ard l.. Lamb, who was first sergeant of
Company E, LIST District of Columbia
Volunteers in the war with Spain. was
elected commander. Commander Lamb is
the senior member of the firm Of Lamb &
Tilden.
DR.. c. L. G. Anderson was elected
senior vice commander. and DR.. A. A.
Snyder. junior vice commander; Capt.
Wilson Strong, marshal; DR.. +. NJ. Par
ker. sergeant; ]. S. May. officer of the
guard, and Maj. W. s. Hodges, trustee
for three years..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-18
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
Alleged Hotel Conspirators Furnish
Bond in $500 Each.

Each charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud, Jerome ]. Rafferty,, Frank s. Ma
honey. Henry Berger. Guy c. Wines and
n p. Read. the five former Raleigh Ho-
tel employees arrested week ago at
the instance of T. j. Tally. the proprietor,
waived their rights to a preliminary eX-
animation before Judge Mullowny OF the
Police Court this morning and were held
separately under 500 bond for the action
of the grand jury. During the course
of the morning various bondsmen quail
fed in the necessary sum for each one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-18

$50 bottle Hubigant's
Ideal Toilet Water. s.
OF. bottle. 1926
$3.50 bottle l.. Z. Piver
Toilet Water. All
doors I.
800 bottle Lundborg
Extract. All odorS. soc
jOc bottle Bayley's Ex-
tract. Ali odors. .39c
$3.50 bottle Calisher's
Cut Violet EX-
tract .................iJc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-18

800 bottle Hubigant's
Ideal Extract in satin
box ..............S.25
$1.50 bottle Roger & Gal
let's Vera Violet EX-
tract 1887
$1.0 OF. Hubigant's
Ideal Extract. oz.s1.39
$1.2J bottle l.. Il. Piver'S
Extract, all odors 81 90
10c OF. l.. Il. Piver'S Ex-
tract. all odors. OF. soc
S.2J bottle Roger &
Gallet's Violet De
Parme Extract. :. Csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-18
Advantages of Present System.

A resident of Drummond writing on the
same line claims that the street car COM
pany has improved the service consider
ably during the past few weeks and
seems to be willing to do anything within
reason to please the patrons of the road.
1--WE now have remarkably regular sched-
ules,'' he adds, (which 1 believe would be
badly deranged il the cars on the George
town and Rockville railroad were run
into Washington. The from-city -to-Dis-
trict line cars would become units in the
system operating between the city and
Georgetown and as such be used by pas
sengers who only intend riding q few
squares: stops would be frequent. the
danger of tie-ups greater, and the inevi-
table result would be irregular sched-
ules."
On the other hand the head master Of
q school located on the line feels that
the work of his school is handicapped
for want Of through service and the num-
Der of his pupils reduced because of the
necessity of changing cars at George
town.
The commission considered the various
arguments and discussed the subject, but
took no final action. Secretary Eddy will
continue the work he has been doing upon
the subject and the matter will receive
further attention at a future session of
the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-18
The Palais Royal
DON'T.
DON'T.
DON'T.

Don't give cheap Toilet
Articles.
Come tonight or tomor-
row before noon and profit
by the special prices for
the best of the best. All
attractively boxed.
See the list below-it
gives the standard prices
and the special prices for
the special hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-18

Toe bottle Rickseckers
Violet Water. .59c
$500 Silver Comb. Brush
and Mirror Sets. So
$500 Silver Comb, Brush
and Mirror Sets. 81 90
500 Silver Comb. Brush
and Mirror Sets. .$1.1D
$500 Ebonoid Comb and
Brush Set. ........2.75
500 Ebonoid Comb and
Brush Set ........$1.2 %
S1.W Ebonoid Comb and
Brush Set .4Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-18

Ladies' Real Seal Handbags: all
sizes and styles; leather lined; fitted
with coin purse. Samples g m2
worth UP to $500. ~0s>C
Brass Desk Sets-paper cutter, ink
well, blotter. stamp case "a O2
and pad. $50 value. .~T'>O
Silk-lined Leather Collar and Cuff
Boxes. with compartment Sn 2O
for buttons. etc. Worth Sd. ~A'O>
Leather Travelling Cases, containing
tooth brush. comb. military brush,
tooth powder bottle and 81 OQ
soap box. $500 value. Vl 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-18

Poker Sets packs Congress play
ing cards and 24O chips in real seal
leather case. Worth ca nQ
Pearl Handle Penknives: many
styles; all best quality. S1.JO or
Travelling Clocks, in solid leather
Ca case $50 val $1.79
Imported Leather Work Baskets,
fitted with best instru- G. no
ments. $40 value. .~Os1O
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-05
The Forest Call.

The Forest Call
ask but quiet place to live,
Afar from the dine and the heat:
For the cool caress Of the northern
And the well-packed trail at my
feet. @
feel the call of the lonesome north;
long for the breath of the pines;
God give me back the wilderness
And the forests verdant shriness
Oh, lead me far from the citys strife
Fer the weary life-tide wanes,
And give me but a forest hut
With the song Of the wind and the
rains. Percy NJ. Cushing.
The death of one of this city's
noblest and most highly esteemed
women, Mrs. Fred P. Nash, which oc-
CURED this morning has cast gloom
of sadness over the entire city, and
In the social world especially, where
she reigned as q queen is. there deep
sorrow and mourning. As q slight
tribute to her beautiful character and
memory the city will be, quite devoid
OF social affairs this week, all invi-
tations for the same being recalled.
-
Miss Nellie Sturtevant will be hon
or guest again this evening when she
will be entertained at a pretty pre-
nuptial function given by Mrs. N. A.
Win at her home on Reeves avenue.
Mrs. VIII will be hostess to a COM
pany Of eight at daintily appointed
6 o'clock dinner and the evening will
be spent in tieing quilt for the Oc-
tober bride.
Prof. ]. E. Boyle Of the university
left Saturday evening for Toronto
where he will represent North Da-
kota at the international tax conven-
ton. Prot Boyle will be absent about
a week.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-05

David Warner left Saturday evening
for Minneapolis where he will visit
friends.
Mrs. Frank Gerrish has returned to
her home at, Crookston after enjoy
ing few days visit with Mrs. M.
Nicholson.
Miss Margaret Dinnie returned Sat-
urday evening from her old home at
Taunton, Mass, where she has been
visiting for the past five months.
The Order of the Eastern Star will
meet Tuesday evening, October 6, at
. o'clock in the Masonic Temple.
There will be business meeting, pro-
gram and social session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Collins have as
guests at their home in Riverside
Park, Mr.. Peter Burns and daughter,
Mrs. T. Deehr OF Tolna, N. D.
~
Mrs. G. w. Lennon, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Hood, left yester-
day for Fargo where Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Lennon will reside in the
future. After a few days visit there
Mrs. Hood will go on to her home in
Milwaukee.
Lakota American: Mrs. A. j.
Gronna left last week accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Lille Gronna, for
Minneapolis where the latter will
study music at tho Northwestern
Conservatory of Music. Mrs. Gronna
arrived homo nm Thuradav
Mrs. F. W. Crawford, who has
been enjoying a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Bates and fami-
ly for some time, left last evening for
her home in Dunkirk, N. Y. Mrs.
Crawford was the recipient of a num-
Der of social honors during her visit
in the city.
Prominent among the city's many
pretty October weddings will be that
of Miss Wayne Moseley, daughter of
Mrs. R. e. .Moseley, and Joseph Cleary
Monley, second son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Monley, which is announced
to take place Thursday, October 20
at st. Michael's Catholic church in
this city. The announcement of the
approaching nuptials of these highly
esteemed young people will occasion
much interest among the young peo-
pie and social element of the city
for both enjoy the friendship of an
exceptionally large circle of friends
and for number of years have fig
ured prominently in the city's social
functions. The bride has only re-
sided in Grand Forks few years but
during that time she has won the
friendship and esteem of all her &C.
.quaintances and as an obllging and
competent saleslady in Benner, Begg
& Garvin's large department store,
where she has been employed for the
past few years, she is admired alike
by employer, customers and fellow
clerks. Mr.. Monley is the son of one
of the highly esteemed pioneer fami-
lies OF this city and has grown from,
childhood to splendid manhood here
where he is known only for his many
worthy qualities. For some time past
he has been CONNECTED with the post
office and is numbered among it's most
popular employees He is favorite
In the social world and highly esteem
ed by his associates. The young
couple will continue to make, this city
their home and after q short honey
moon, will be at home in coy apart
ments in the new North Dakota I'm
provement company building on Third
street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-05

Miss Susue Monroe OF Crookston
visited In the city over Sunday as the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Robbins.
Miss Gertrude Beecher il entertain
ing Miss Hazel Prom Of Milton for q
few days. .
Mrs. R. H. Petit, who has been
quite Ill with typhoid fever. is rapid
~ recovering and hopes to soon be
out again.
Miss Florence Dougherty of Park
River who is attending the ypiver-
sity, spent the week end in the city
as the guest Of Miss Mary Murphy.
Mrs. Harold Lamming, who is
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
w. G. Hunter at Minot, is suffering
with badly poisoned hand.
Mrs. r. H. 'Wheelock of Minneapolis
who has been spending a month in
the city as the guest of her brother.
FL w. Haseltine and family, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. VIII have as
their guests Mrs. Wins parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Guiser Of Martell, Wis,
who will remain fortnight.
Mrs. e. H. Kent was hostess on Sat-
urday at luncheon, hef guests being
Mrs. Chandler Edwards of Mayville
and Mrs. H. H. Hallet of Elkhorn,
Wis.
Samuel Rinde of Grafton, a former
university student; who has been
spending the past ten days with his
father dn Grafton, has returned to
Enid, Okla, where he holds gov
eminent position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bartles ar
rived yesterday from st. Paul for a
visit with their son, Charles Bartles
and wife. Mr.. Bartles, ST., will re-
main a day or two and the Mesdames
Bartles will go to Hinsdale, Mont,
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Manton Sheppard for few weeks.
An announcement that will occa-
sion interest among the friends of the
young people is that Of the ap-
preaching marriage Of Miss Evelyn
sholt and Mr.. George Lang. The
wedding will be a quiet affair and will
take place at st., Michael's Catholic
church tomorrow morning.
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Inkster Enterprise: Mrs. John
Norbo who had been in the hospital
at Grand Forks for e month where
she, underwent three operations, ar
rived here Friday to rest and recup-
crate. She expects to leave as soon
as she Is able with her father, N. L.
McElwain for Oregon where she will
visit for some months.
+ A pretty wedding took place Tues.
day at Schafer, N. D., when Miss
Julia G. Vandergrift, daughter Of Mr..
A. Vandergrift, was united in mar
riage to Mr.. c. T. Quigley of Duluth.
Rev. ]. 8. Miller of Alexander offici-
ated and Immediately after the cere-
mony the guests partook of a boun-
teous wedding feast. The young cou-
pie will make their future home in
Duluth and left for that city that
evening amid showers of congratula-
lions and best wishes.
Among the first social events Of the
season at the university was the
house party given Saturday evening
by the college girls rooming in the
dormitories. The event was given as
reception to the new students and all
were requested to come unescorted in
order to prevent the older girls from
monopolizing the attention of the
boys. Rorke's orchestra furnished
the music and all had a delightful
evening. The patrons and patroness-
es were President and Mrs. Merri-
field, Professor and Mrs. Kennedy,
Professor and Mrs. Bruce, Professors
Thomas and Brannon, and Miss Full
ton and White.