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Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
COL. SELLERS NOW PRESI-
DENT OF A HARDWARE co

Col. D. X. B. Sellers. formerly gem
eral sales agent for the Canon Realty
company. but for the last year or two
engaged In mining enterprises In
Death Valley, California, 10 at the
present time presiden and general
manager OF the whitney Hardware
company at Albuquerque. New Mexi-
co. In addition to a general Wholesale
trade the concern with which Col.
Sellers Is connected does . retail busi-
ness and has two stores in Abuauer-
que to cater to the demands OF its
customers. He IL also In the real es-
tate business, and. incidentally. doing
4 little booming for the community
In which he lives- In the course OF
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
0AR1AuD BLOYD MURf AT
AT WATBRWORKS 11SKRv0R

Garland Boyd was painfully. but
not ssfi0asIy. hurt while working ON
the new waterworks reservoir. above
Ksnlsy's gardens. on Tuesday. Bloyd
and . Greek. whose name we were un-
able to ascertain. were struck BY the
cables used in operating the exeAvat-
ing machinery and more or less seri-
ously injured The Greek was rem
dered unconscious by a blow on the
head and It was thought for q short
time that he was killed. but he soon
rallied and 10 now, apparently. not
much the worse for his adventure. Mr..
Bloyd was conveyed to his home on
Riverside avenue in the Hot Springs
addition where he is recuperating
from his mishap. That he was not
manned for life is regarded as re-
markable.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
The Flower of
Tie Dssk .
Charming New Book

One OF the most delightful books
brought out this fall II Tho Flower
Of The Dusk" By Myrtle Reed Like
most OF her novels, It II . sweetly.
simple. old-fashioned story Of love.
honor and sacrifice. Ths chief char
acters-a little cripple girl and hsr
old blind father, arc 20 skillfully and
gracefully drawn that they become
real beings to the fresh and sweet
20 free from the dark problems Of
most modern novels and the quiet
pathos Of the plain. simple Life ap-
peals to the hearts OF all Miss Reed
10 peculiarly gifted in painting beau
tiful word pictures and "Ths Flower
Of the Dusk" II NO exception with
ever Increasing popularity.
Miss Reed II one Of the most popu-
lar writer's Of the day. having written
several books that have been among
the best sellers Of their day. Among
her other books are Love Affairs Of
Literary Men," LAVENDER and Old
Lace" !" The Spinner and the sun." !"
Love Letters Of Musician"
Miss Reeds books are peculiarly
adapted for dainty. yet inexpensive
gifta. They are printed in two colors.
ON deckel edge paper and beautifully
bound in several styles. They are pub
lished by @. p. Putnam's Sons. New
York City.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
LEFT ON TUEsDAL FOR
AN EXTENDED EASTERN TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs will leave
on Tuesday for an eastern visit OF q
months duration. the greater part of
which will be spent In Washington.
D. C. and Charlottesville, Virginia.
The trip 10 made for the purpose Of
spending the Christmas holidays with
their daughter. Mias Edna, who 10 =
student at Chevy Chase, enc OF the
most exclusive schools at the national
capital for young ladies'. and their son
Arthur. q sophomore classman At the
Univsrsity Of Virginia at Charlotts-
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs will b.
Joined In Denver BY their neice. Mics
Mary Blggs, who will accompany
them to Warrington whore she will
matriculats at the close OF the holi-
day season - student ct the CAsvy
CAAss.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
WILL BE HUNG IN LOBBIES
OF PROMINENT HOTELS

There Is temporarily on exhibition
at the Dali Record once a series Of
views OF Canon City scenery in a
large frame, similar to those shown
at the recent International Tubercu-
losis congress at Washington. D. C.,
which will shortly be forwarded to
Colorado Springs to be hung in the
lobby OF the Antlers hotel. There are
half a score OF photographs in the
group and they represent some of the
most beautiful bits of scenery to be
found in this section. or the entire
Rocky Mountain region for that mat
ter. The photographs are hand colored
and have been prepared by William
Babberger at the instance Of the pub
licity and civic improvement COM
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
SHADE TREES IN THE
PARKS BEING TRIMMED

The shade trees in the city parks
are being trimmed under the super
vision of Park Commissioner C. F.
Skinner. indeed, he Is doing the work
himself and is making a mighty good
job OF the undertaking.
Greydene Park has been finished up
and Mr. Skinner Is now engaged at
Depot Park. which promises to look
very much better when Mr.. Skinner
gets through with 1t. There are lot
OF trees along the streets that are In
need Of pruning and the city author
les should look after them before the
close Of the winter season.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
tIIftuddy
I" Correct Eletbes
CASE AGAINST COLORKD NAN
BEING HEARD TODAY

The case OF Richard Williams and
James Alexander. colorsd. who were
arrested ut Williamsburg last Friday
On the charge Of assault. IN being
heard before Judge Cooper In county
court this afternoon. Williams In &C
eused Of slapping the taco Of . negro
woman at Williamsburg TOR which
the marshal attempted to arrest him
and was interfered with BY Alexander.
Who vn0 later taken into custody for
Interpreting to prevent IN officer from
the discharge Of his duty.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
CHOIR DELIGHTFULLY."- RN.
TRRTANRD AT FLORENCE

On Tuesday evening members Of
the First Presbyterian choir, with sew
sral Of the husbands and wives. max
ing . party Of fifteen, were royalty
entertained at the hospitable home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Howells in Flor
snca.
The majority Of the party went
down on the Santa Fe at $50, return
ing ON No. 3, D. 4 R g. Mr.. J. K.
stToup met the travellers At the sta
ton. The first stop was made at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. McNatt,
where . pleasant hour was spent
Later the party Joined their friends
the Florence Presbyterian choir in
ne OF the jolliest svsninGs these jolly
people have ever spent together.
The pretty rooms were artistically
decorated with carnations and ferns.
Nothing was forgotten and there was
something doing every minute"
In the musical guessing game, the
FIRST letters Of the titles Of songs were
made to spell Merry Christmas." Mr..
Van Patten received FIRST prize. .
Christmas Gift" daintily tied mp
In tissue paper with holly ribbon. It
proved to be . beautiful Gibson head.
the work of Mrs. vickers. Mr.. War
nsr's consolation package contained
diamond dust--or salt
Other games followed, then . lively
auction. during which the msn pur-
chased partners- An elegant three
course supper was then served. the
hostess being assisted hy several
young ladies Of the choir.
This crowd 10 always fond OF sing
Ing. and after supper some time was
spent in hearty rendering OF good old
songs. sacred and secular. Then the
Florence choir. under the direction OF
Mrs. Howells, sang some q tAsir
beautiful anthems. BY the time the
Canon people had taken their turn.
the happy evening had flown by. and
the guests were obliged to take their
leave. The hospitable entertainers es-
eorted their visitors to the station re-
gardless Of the wee sma' hours" and
left them only when the train pulled
out
The Canon party included Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Patten, Mrs. and Mrs. c. w.
Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Prentiss,
Geo. NJ. Warner. Misses. Cooper. Dale,
Woods, Conoway, Bailey. Jean Como
way, velma and vena Garrett
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
nAupOAD BUsINEss n
IMPROVING AT CANON CIT

TAsre has bssn . material improve
msat IN busineas at the local station
q Ne Dsavsr ana RIO 0rands Rail-
rooA eonpany during ~ 1aSe nv
veeRn. . mech 90, IN fact that Il has
- eoand necessary to restore he
eviteA engine sad train crew taksa
q ~ arst of Dsesmbsr. 1See. nore
~ ! yoar 80. TIE increased 1orce
= ~ ~ parpess oR hslping tahs care
q ~ gfoWing tFa0e here and q
Rurtlana. - new train crew " q
enaxea q UoA1nctor Kinssl aAl -
ulnsse l1elntyre. 49,
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
A11RNDKD RvANoRLlDflC
CoNRIRRNCB N PUH1lo

Msv. J. 7. TAonAs rsturnsA homs
TAnrsAay svsaing fron Pueblo where
1pr . eoapls oe days he haA besa iA
attaa1nnee - pFssiding o0eer q aa
evaAgellst1o coafsrsncs of the Prss-
bvtssy Il rusblo. Prod. y. = Smith
q onatA Canoa was On The DsogFaA
see n aaArsas % - sahjsst q
s1Goa - l1has Dtnay." ~ vaa ~
aAae q - DeAtenG ~. q = XAaoFl
e NnessA HAkh onNs q aA1ps1n -
sUeQ y 0U1zlsaA1 - DesOnsasr
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
TIB

mittse or ths NercAAnt1f a1noe1afioA.
Of which Dr. ". 7. Little y eAairnan.
A Duplicate group of vtswu - bsan0
prepared for exhibition In the Iohav
Of the Alamo hotel at OoIOrAA0
sprines. Thay cannot IAN 70 attrnGe
attention wherever shown and win -
. big advertisemsnt for this city = .
tourist point
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
CAN now PURCHASE nCKB1D
ovER wEsrxRH rAczTIO

It will bs of interest 10 readers ol
the Daily Record to know that ticksts
are now ON sale at the local onlce Of
the Denver and Rio Grande to points
on the Western Pacific road ~ mr. =
Shafter, Nevada, 115 miles west Of Salt
Lake City. The Western Pacific II BE-
ing pushed ON to the coast - fast -
men and money can accomplish 1t, and
when completed, will be an important
link In Q great transcontinental rail-
way system; the extremes Of which
will some day be New York City and
San Francisco.
The Western Pacific IN . Gould en-
terprise and will be operated In con-
junction with the Denver and Rio
Grande and the Missouri Pacific lines.
with which 1t will be closely aflliated.
1t will open up an entirely new terri
tory and will add immensely to the
prestige and Importance of the city by
the Golden Gate, affording a. it will
. direct line to the Mississippi valley
and the Atlantic coast. II NO unfarseen
hindrances arise it 10 believed the
road will be opened for traffic BE-
tween Salt Lake City and Gan Fran
cisco BY August or September Of next
year. It will be . great scsnic route
and one of its features will b tun-
mel through the Sierra Nevada noun
tains nearly q mile and . half In
length. The construction and equip
ment Of the Western Pacific will cost
an immense sum Of money, indeed, Il
was largely for its building that .
mortgage Of $3.50. .00o, 600 was recent
ly placed upon the Denver and Rio
Grande. 1t viii contribute tremendous
" to the development Of the country
through which It passes. and to that
extent add to the national wealth aAd
prosperity.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
ONE RARR RATE no STATE
MORTICULTURAL HRETNG

Agents Of the Denver 4 Rio Grande
Railroad company from Florence
westward to Gunnison and Glenwood
Springs have been authorised to sell
round trip tickets to Montrose. Colo
rado. on December 1e and IT on ae-
count Of the annual meeting of the
STATE Horticultural association. The
ncksts are limited Tor rstnEA b De-
ceaA1e 1oth.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

Co0modors n. J. Halter. we'll
Known here % accoant q his copper
mtnlng Investms1ts iA tAs western
part q tAs eounty. ana +. y. How
ella. also fosnsr Canpa Oty MAA.
have taken steps tovards he Or
GnAlsAtioa Of . 1ining. e1cAAnge in
Dsaver. TAs pistarss oe Msssrs. HAL
~ aAA Howslls. were in ~ Dsavsr
ns09hlieaA . fsW AAyp asD in eoaAse-
tsaa WisA tAs ahevs ulsntteasa eAesr-
Dg1.A
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

fornia to spend the winter. Mr..
and Mr.. Hayden were Intimately as-
ISOLATED in their youth back In the
Empire state and many were the rem
iniscsnces OF the oldsA days they re-
lated during the iatter's visit to Can
ON CITY. They had not ssen saoA other
for sishtssA ysars.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

Mrs. ]. H. Stevenson has returned
from q pleasant visit OF a months du-
ration with friends in Denver and
Colorado Springs.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
vlnl4Nn IRRn N ON @
3. - DOIno0D 1ll Il

4. Wsiune q s17 n1aia t1see ~
- r,osIa q entnesalo alolpg - on1u1-
J. - 60 - - otV1o
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
ITaklA9 &c Proper Fleasures

at the start ensures our success IN IL
at and Anish of . garment. We are *
perienced tailors and assure yoa .
positively exact and stylish ntting
Suit or Overcoat. because We take In
finite pains with our work. from the
cutting and fitting to the final finish
ing Of each garment We employ only
expert operators in their several Inca
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
aermanu. NO.. sr,itas osp ! November
0Hisieuer Dssweifer
Seante.
Seriebts ,Ger,ntne.

&ountp.Gpurt. Reetlnabigs 9ermius bt9tn-
uen an 4. Wl0ntae Der Wtonotr 6tbrnar, IRal
Auauft nHo YtDpeHber. Sisntrausglst9 o.
b6r6e am l, Wlonto9 i'm aprtl.
Eirtutts9ourt. RegsIm6bi9t 9trmtts be-
giunsn am 2. Wl0nto9 Der atUnois 1araar, Usat
nuo September.
RrDbate.Gpurt. atselmaBtat 7srmiu, b.
StnntU ON 4. Wt0ntn9 br Wonate ftbrnor
Ttoi, au9uit uao Ropenlbtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
gsonoelnoe gorpurle

limb cine hdnfiise @riheinuna; r. b.
Wenihen. Die NIT eirem fuse I'm
6Srnbe ueben ourh eigeue 8erIduIo-
una sic ihteppen iih miihilm oa
hin, Iid ,etbh uno ibren suhlreifsu
9eioenaeeupiieu gu oDppeltrm Scr
uurf. GritenS haben liz mutbmilta
5et es onrt leherarbettuna oosr
nurd 8ernudldfieuup oes sDrpers
uOer ourh llebermoE BET Serantia'
unaen, lhreu S0rper serrittet. 2nei
tene aber toben lie iarem 96rper,
nadlbem lie einmal ertronft maseu,
feline 0ilfe a~ugeoetheu %iniieu, iet es.
oa3 lie oie uriprunnudleu arautheite
heichnerosn Mutt beahteteu, 0oer lei
es, onB iet. mas nnt ititmmer 1T,
uOa Snadialhsr ltyfyr, um Et poa
| bleien, nnlidtt heilen, lhreH abtper
nit atfttaer ~netndndeu Subitnnseu
nod, mSbr 3arrutteu gu laiieu. @nF
Die Wteaibeo brch fiir 9hpren N,6l
Fn allen NpDtbeteu alebi es 'hr Il
Gents en- mahrhoites. rur aus teI
men uuo helltrQit'QeH BHon3eulotter
betaeteutea tNitiet. Oas liderr osiir
una uelitaft, mems Sopfihmer5en,
hmtnoel, NRaiuQfeit, 6erStlnpfen,
&erlopiung un0 nuoere 8~eroauunaS
| oeitmerosn Sun ansetaen, ban Sbr
guceu aDrper Ueruatpldntat tntt uno
DOR bar naben 1~oossaef0hv Oct ae'
idhrlidIer 2eber- UNI &lereuieiH9r
aSbt. 2ieieS unuergletdllidle Dtitiel
od2 o,eten 9auiennea idlon n!eher
III pbGiaer @%eiunoheit uerhnt, lno
Gle ct. Bernard 8.duterpilIen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
r. H. ~HAsENRITTER.

D a8couaoe 5err uuo 6rnu
s. Streeter lino uieoer her.
Die Gbeleute Bm. 5heuhnmer
uuo 4tbert 8tuue iopie frau 8. q.
Snue'aauuiea unren tebte BOAe IL
0ermann.
&rnit Bltcomb uuo @ltun BON
NUrriiOn iiuo bier gum 8eiuAt Or
beritle,e NAB ieiu Suter 3utt, Y u.
como oer ourh e;ueu 5btaaIldB
bliftOs ~aewdroeu, ihou 4 Slbre ans
Beu 9eieiielt uro lem 3shauo uu
feline Seferure buffeu laSt
Jri NIice Gi,oerbetmer it bler
sum StiuTt.
6tau BON cSte iruber hiec uOhn
aalt ieRt yaber In Saie, no, uar
tes,e 8Ote b!ef bel 5rau 6. Quo
IA Hsiutl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20

z. B .Waulbina Der an ben STUB
arbeitensu Bismart, Norb Satoto;
nette BON Der &eeieruna auseefibrt
perben, thatie mar, lit lett Gufanps
Der 8ohe pieber bic, bel leiner ia
miiie @r nirb nm %. b, w. feline
Steae nts eriterRate uuf oemReeiers
unesbDpt Gutter, melmes ben 5lns
BON Saumitd men freibdit, ruieoer
autrtten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20

@8 bat ben Gnidein ais oh MapDr
@oblt iib basu ueriieben RUB einen
meiteren 9ermin ats StabtmapOr on
sunebmen. 5lr Stobtrdtbe uno
ionitiee 8eamte iinb Der 8emerber
aenua, aber fir Rapor uiu teiuer
redt anbeiien. Serr 8onlt bot iidJ
in leinem Qmte plel Ndhe aeeeben
uno bnsielbe aud nit 8eritdnbnib
permnltet, uno menn er iid oasu
uerfeheu nolte einen peiteren Ser'
min gu bienen, t6nntei iOlfts nu;
gum @obl bee Stabt bienen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
y a , rid Seimes miro etie
acne Greihmuittue taifen,

Ga9 Rid Seimes miro etie
aeae Grcfh tiue falfen,
= 4. u. Stoenner 1T ieBte ]8ote
Eah Mnpulep No. atrelit.
Die autuOi Ieste Bohe bel
auauit 9uete mat aut beinht. or
mrrO nan VI poleOn, DtU.. siebsn
Sri Noru Gaasenbere bat to Tn
5tore npdl mt, uerfauft. motte
.aber qern
&5qt 9ieiemeper got 0 Germ
l8inter rtn idbnes 8fero gefnuft,
Am IL. NpttG miro I'm 5toeus
neg cdnloNrJtt in pethen u ~.
e. ~ ba 2ehrsg If. S~tuiHluB
itia.
3H 5hulu sa~uloraritt.
oa.m Gthtegin, 1T am q Nn 3
5aulit ab.
9reo seba III naa 2uiagstte
Guaats s~erelit um Oteisu Suunc, "a
su btetber
Reo 3lau auit uiro am Lit
wdh aeu % aRar5 autttuu baittu,
uao uua Den anneieuben 4bidln b
nehmeu.
Gte Ggetente 3. Us. Sappmeper
uub 3oAier Iino mad 82fapsue Con.
tn sesoaeH am oa ibr 6eim 80 motl
en-.
Geo. B. stoeuuer If bieie
s8uhe CUR Aasbutfe i'm 5tDre oes
berru i. +. Obmuun gu pope.
au9. gBalter 1T BON 8nterloo,
GtO.. 3uridpetebrt unb uiro bel
Senrp @al0eder arbeiten.
81. W. Stuenner Der in &aninS
gitp bic betannte 8rnuebun's Oar
betslhule beiuhte, 1T pieber on'
beim.
3. 81. 8. @eper bat an gbaa.
@rOss eiuen tuertbuOllen @iet per.
fault. ,
5rau aueuit aublmaun, bolte
oas Mnlbeur uom@iet 5u liirSen uno
id am 8eine idlimm gu perleben.
Der 5rauen ! 8erein Der 3ions'
@emeinoe feb iif in elmer @ruppt
BON 8otoerapb 9auio pain abneb,
men. Gtpf 5ranf Weper bat i'm @ei'
oemauu Sfulbifritt gaulihfas az.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20

Drute. Die bieiisr &Ornet
BanO hat i'd repraaniiirt ourf @r'
pabfuug non Nathan Gnppmeper,
8yGfbent, 0eurp Nuameper Sice
graF0ent. Olioer NtOrre, Setretnr;
parris MDrrls, S6aBmeiier. 9teue
Milalieber lino perm aerf, 5ermann
&urf, Senrp Suneblut unb aneuli
Berger.
@orielius 8appmeger uon ct.
4pui8, mar SDnntae bier.
2ebrer 8n, Siatt Der i'm lsBten
Dttober rpessn ihmdGlid)er Seiuno'
belt aboanten muBte. bat iit natl
benz fernen Beiten beeeben.
8as 4.nudben nlte anablein Der
@beleute Sermanu p. Berger, mel.
Dies in ct. Souls am 6. Mdr5 oper.
irt ruuroe, IN Gags onraui eeltorben.
@s purbe bier am II. Rars beer
bigt.
Gbns. @rpsS bat pteoer eine Gar.
tabuug Bferbe unO @iel nerIhift,
aber bieies mol BON Sermnnn aus.
NA L HEHEL4aLH L. IL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Das Oeae sellmittel in Der Welt.

&ep. 8. Starbiro BON @at &ap.
mDuo, Raine, iaat: rSh babe
Budlen's Glruica SaIbe mebrere
Sabre lang pebrautt auf cine aIte
Bun0e pom arieqe beritnmmeub, unb
anOers bertnedige @eidpure, uab
i'd iinbe oielelbe fas bette 6elImit.
tel IN Der @elt. SD brouts iie aud
nit qroseu @riDIg in ne,ner 8rnris
ala ThterarSt Breis 20 Gents III
8alter SroS Gpotbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20

- StDnpSiu. Sad Gauts
uuo suan 8iatam ucu Miontpnmerp
@uuntn liuo bier uno taufen Sre1.
- 9ermanu Stoue nrbeitet Jest
bel perm sid gu &eu pauen.
- 6reO altbaae bat leiue S?se.
mahle i'm @ana.
- Die Beomten Der Setephon In.
ton batten ,Sreit q bltr cine Sers
iammtuna uno berlethen uber 8er'
beHeruug bes Selepbouoienhe8.
- Fri. parma Siltcrbaumer Don
@barlotte lit bier in Der 5amtlte oes
Ut &naelbreht ale Stuee BET oaus
Iiraa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Der Studs : giertelouuar.

ST Der ben tbr fir cine ShahteI
Or. aina'S Nep 2ife . Biaen auBs
eebt. sic brinlen euh @eiurobeit
Die, mebr tDitbar 1T alS Suuelen.
8rubirt oieielber fir tOpfmeb. Der.
Itopfuue Wnlnrio uno @aieubes
idmeroen. SolItet ibr enttdu'nt
perbe pirb euh Der Breis gerne gu
riderItattet in @alter SrDs. Gpo'
tbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
@seranset 1867

@ontos Don &aufleuteu. Sarmern, Seieu'
ihaften. goyp0rntiouen uno 8riuntIeuten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
habt uno mar pe,ielbe aut beiuht

habit uuo NOR berielbe gut beIutlt.
Senrp 1.-THE 1T pom Beiteu suriid.
aetebrt uno sum 8eiut bier bel Sei'
men Oniels BiIiom uuo s. S. Rod
uno Il, q B. Meper.
Die @Unfirmanoen Der 3tDns
@emeinoe puroen ant Sonntng ae'
pIraft. Gteielben iin6 Wilma 9hneis
Der, Narp 8ufner, 4issie RnHner
uno @mma 8rint.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20

"Otdnner Die beute in @eiunebeit
truseu t6nnen mOreen TOD i'm Sarge
liesen.
8tcturN. SLIDER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20

unS greoubriefe nada alien 9berlen Der Belt
nusoeteqt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
fir "5eoermann gut

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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-06-18

of the Woman's Auxiliary. All are
invited and the ladies are requested
to bring baskets.
Miss Hedwig Radeke was q guest at
the White Grove wedding at Tolin on
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Florence Bergquist and Miss
Maggie Vain were calling on friends
in this locality on Monday. .> ~.
Mrs. John Gates and Mrs. Mrs Emil
Lundgren went to-, Minneapolis last
Friday and returned on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers and
Blanche Harrington were Sunday eve
ming visitors at Lennie Bockoven's.
Bert White, who has been working
for P. o. Anderson and Val Mott,
went to Maple Grove the first of the
week.
The Misses Jeanette and Esther
Koenig and Hattie Nagel were guests
of Freda and Eleanor Anderson on
Sunday.
There was another game of ball
between Oxbow and Old Germany last
Sunday. The score stood 8 to 7 in
favor of Oxbow.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Henschel entertained at dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Henschel and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Schmidt.
Miss Ruby Winsor, who has been
teaching school near Isanti, came
home on Sunday. Roy and Rena
drove down to bring her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tomlinson were
Monday evening callers at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dibblee.
They had the pleasure of partaking of
some home grown oranges.
Thomas and James Tomlinson,
members of Company G, have gone
to Lake City, P. O. Anderson also
accompanied the militia for visit
with relatives at that place.
On Saturday night several new
members we're taken into the M. B. A.
lodge at Wyanett. Those from this
we're Oscar Bengtson,
AL and Maize Mott, Gertrude Sleeves,
Virgil Winsor and Henry Bulleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hall and children
started on Friday morning to drive to
St. Michaels for visit of few days.
The weather being so unfavorable
by the time they reached Princeton
they concluded to make the trip by
rail- "
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-06-18
Born in Iowa.

Our family we're all born and raised
in Iowa, and have used Chamberlain
collie, cholera and diarrhoea remedy
(made at Des Moines) for years. We
know how good it is from long exprei.
ence in the use of it. In fact, when
in Ell Paso, Texas, the writer's life
was saved by the prompt use of this
remedy. We are now engaged in the
mercantile business at Narcoossee,
Fla, and have introduced the remedy
here. It has proven very successful
and is constantly growing in favor
Ennis Bros. This remedy is for sale
by Princeton Drug Co.