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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-19
FOR RENT
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 2115 THIRD AVENUE. S-+Sot FOR RENT-1404 11th Ave, north. 5 rooms and hall, s275o; 1909 Ave. c. Q rooms and hall. S25 1s16 7th Ave, 8 rooms. $40; 616 18th St. south, s25; Ills 18th St, south, $So; two nice broom cot tages at Boyles, $15 each. w L. Beas- ley, 21o4 1st Ave. S-1S-st FOR RENT-A cottage In Woodawn; three rooms, hall kitchen. pantry, for sl2.5o per month Bell phone 2s5.
 3-17-St FOR RENT-Cottage COP North 18th street, seven rooms; 2216 9d avenue. six rooms also 6-room cottage, S5l7 Avenue H; cheap. Owner, Bell phone 2701. 3-17-St FOR RENT-Light offices Jefferson County Savings bank building; steam heat. electric lights; ss per month. Ap- ply POI Jefferson County Savings bank building. 3-S-su-th-tf FOR RENT-Store room for tailor shop and clothes cleaning establishment. The Birmingham Hotel. s-1s-tf FOR RENT-Nice cottage, rooms, bath. gas, etc, s2S North goth St, s9O; Also rooms, bath and electric lights, lSl9 Ave F, S25; also rooms. hall, etc., 909 s. 27th St, $1o. Smith & Stillman, 2oo Hood bldg. 3-lS-St FOR RENT-4-room house. Waller street and Tenth avenue. Apply at 1723 4th avenue. Peoples phone 47s. S-lS-St FOR RENT-A desirable private resi- dence, one of the most attractive loca- tions on the South Highlands, within half block of Highland avenue car. Ten rooms with all modern convent ences. delightful residence for the summer southern breezes, and all the comforts provided in a home-like, at- tractive home. Completely furnished if desired Owner will be glad to com municate at once with parties desiring to lease for the summer or longer. Address Owner x, care Age-Herald.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

WANTED-Man of ability for office or road position to take not less than 5000 stock with services in corporation that will pay the highest dividends. Address immediately, J-2, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-Partner with from 5000 to s500O to engage in business; must be young or middle-aged man of good appearance and address and preferably a man with some knowledge of civil engineering; money required will be used at rate of not over $200 per month and under con- trol of owner at all times for the right man have a good proposition. Address A. A. A, P. o. Box 3H, Birmingham.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-19

Dundee" Evaporated Milk possesses the qualities, color and flavor of pure cream. New process. Try it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-19
PERSONAL

MRS. IRMA COB, graduate masseuse; electric and medical massage; medical gymnastics. Phone 464 Peoples; 215 N 18th street. ,3-S-4t-sun tues thu-sun WANTED-Persons suffering with kidney trouble to write the proprietor of Whit tie Epsom-Lithia Springs, East Tennes- see. Don't hesitate; you can be cured.
 1-23-th-su-tu-tf WHAT gentleman will help lady with small amount for three months. Ad- dress Mrs. Adams, care Age-Herald
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTEDOT am an up-to-date railroad clerk; am experienced depot master for
 freight warehouse; am also an experi- enced labor foreman; am an old experi- enced collector for any kind of busi- ness. I must have work at once, as have a wife and five children and the wolf Is almost at my door. Let me hear from some one at once. F. w., care Age-Herald 3-lS-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-19
ONE GENT 4 WORD.

RATES-One cent a word . dayJ no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for hrst insertion. CnSh must accompany every Order.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08

Roy Curry has begun work on his
cottsRs.
John @. Curry went to FRIDAY
Hsrbor on business Monday
Stanley KepIer went TO East Sound
Friday to play for ths dance It he
]. o. O. r. ball
Mrs. John G. Curry y 4 Eat Sound
this week visiting hsr parents, M
and Mrs- Philip
Hiss O'Elia Ganseu and Miss Liz
RE King we're the guests Of Mn Van
Moorh4m Sunday.
Mi0 Cooper ID the guest of Mr. ma
Mr. Mawdsley. Mi8 Cooper il Nm.
MaSdsley's sixter.
4 vsry pleasant surprise party M
9ivsn at tie home of Capt and Mn
Samusl Saturday night
Mrk Hudson. q Ghav. ialand. q
tsEtninsd : number 6 fkiends Viz
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08

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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08

L desire 70 ssy 10 the public tbst
my recent notice TO merchants not
to extend credit TO my late wife. on
my account. was given because / Rad
aIresdy given . standing order upon
W. z ArmstronG. Ct West Sound. to
provide her with everything nesdful
for bez comfort / simply did NOT
want orders given in my name uSon
other stores without my knowledge or
ccnssut =. A. Brock.
Dssr HarboE, AuG. g.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08
OLGA

Mn Law and the Misses LAw, Of
BeiIinxhan, sre in camp here
Nr. and Mrs ]. s ShockeJ are
spendinz the week at their cottage
Mrs 4. J. Craven and daughter.
CT BeIIinxhaH, are At the hotel here-
]. Fred Braid and family are oeeu-
pyInz a cottage here for two weeks
visit
Nrz-C Cock and Miss Gertrude Cook.
Of SeastIe. are az the hotel here for
a week
Miss SidneY Donovan and Miss
White, of Beliinzhau. are SPENDING
the week here
Mrs. L P. White and daughter. of
BeIIingham, are guests Of Mn Grim
niRs ut Inselbeim-
Mrs. J. c. Harrington and family.
Of BeIIineham, have taken the Grzy
cottage for the month Of August
Every tent, cottage and room 1t
the hotel are occupied, and OIs1 II
experiencing the Hveiiest season ever
Known
Mr. I. D. VanzAndt has moved from
Seattle to the WhippIe place. Tie
Goodrich family have moved to
Seattle
t. B. Norria. of BeIliD9hau, has
bought the Pos ser plac. and moved
there this week The PoyseF Bros.
have removed TO Aleer. where they
are at work at the brick plant
4 Tsry pleasant entertainment was
given a. the hotel last Friday even
Jag Mrs DeerwesteT, . guest at the
Ssoeke7 cottage, Mrs. Allen, of Bell
tExhan. Mr.. W. d. Pratt and other
local talent took paYt.
Or, 4, y. Hzrt, of Harvard Univer-
sf'y. Prof. e. 8. MeaDy and Dean
Csndsn. OF Washington University.
and Geo, r. Wright, Of Seattle. with
their fAmiyfes, we're ct digs over San
fsg. They all vent up the mountain
o. E44sYdsy.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08

E7eEJone attending the dance nj
the ". o ". hall Friday last reports
. nne tine
Arz WD-Sch1nan Il visiting With
her daughter. Xrz- c. Meyers, Ia
Port To1nsend-
Arz- VI. Goodridze and son went
10 Seattle On last Sat1r5zy's PegdiEa
to JON Mr.. Goodridze-
Cbas- KEapzzn. wbo bad been
visiting for two weeks q. XeCornsII =
returned Tuesday to hA hoEs IL
SeR1in-
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08
NOTICE ANDWARyISG

/ desire 20 give tie p1biie notice
thai dssr and pheasautz are destroy
Jig ny erors and that I want the
gaze Esr6en OF tie eoanty. IL there
il oEe- 20 keep them @ CT -reco9rizf
uy right g kill destructive animals
md birds. il neeesss<7, found On ny
premises which / have already doae
and intend to d.
warn ali hzrters not to tYeepS&
ca ny property. especially az night.
for they are In great danger Of heinz
mistaken fer deer and shot e they do
So PRANK ROLEAU.
Roche Harbor, August 6.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08

A jolly PARTY of sixteen people frcn
BeIlinzhzm were in port Th1rzday
il z z. Drzks's fine Iszneh EmpreAr
Mr. and Ars- Drake and son we're
With the party. which also included
Margaret Culver. daughter Of q. y.
Culver. Of the Islander: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L Gamer and sea; Erz- Mill Z
and three children, from the East
NJ and Afz- Middleton and Miss
Witter. Of BeIlinzhzm.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08
L4REz

Carlidssse for eoansy c6sees sre y
thick - beA
Mn Eezn<St and eAiEdrer are
visiting With HE- md AEz Hunter.
An- JossDh Bart scd bex 1aa9btex
Gladys reformed from BesIInzta- %
SGT HSSy.
James S1dseekz cane down frou
Seattle c. Saturday fog q short visit
With frieEdz
Ma Humphrey. OF BeIIin9tzH. il
visiting Mr. Thornton and oet<F
fYIendz q LopeZ
There viii &c Unfon Picnic Of the
Sunday schools cn Wednesday Aug
II. At Hr. SsanieT's teach Every
body il ueIcone-
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08
clam bake Al Hudson'z poin. Sun

. clam bake at Hudson's point Sun
day.
Lyman Harris received q painful
though not . serioas. injury Friday
wben he wH knocked down by !
sIsd Of wood Jumping out Of tn place
on the skid and falling on his risht
leg
Ars- Gansen. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Martin and daughter, Miss Mamie
Martin. Mr. and Ma HOGAN and Mr..
and ArA. Raokman vent over to FIJI
day Harbor to the Socialist picnic
Sunday.
Mrs Jack Dever, Mrs. Shea Nr.
WELDON Misses Cecil Snndera If1ie
King. Dorothy Fostsr. Ressie Gift
and Bert Martin went ND Is -
Sound Friday night to the dance on
Eirk McLAchlan's launch ssrearls
Mrs- b A. Weldon and dsurhser.
Mis Vida WELDON. OF Bellinshnn.
and Miss Eva Beach. al Arkansna.
.are the guests Of Capt and Ms.
Weibcn- Capt WELDON IA couain
OF Hiss Beach and both AZ cons1ns
Of Rex Beech. the writer.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08
Leland
ReE EAI

xn C.se uSe.k szsa.1 n Besling-
Nm Hnyiar II In BslInzA.a fx .
vsek'E sezJ-
Mn a. Leghnndk senk % Bali
Tnxhnz Tuesdsy-
Nr Rank Psi rseurned rum fes
Bay city Sunda9-
Antaonr ohEert .enk 10 Bealinshan
In liz IzzreA Tae.dz1-
Nsm BaxIer md Man Pfenon ~
suxued Ezes xeek from BeliinzAaM
The Izanea Naxnolia. WIIsJ P9TJ
uzz<er. came osex hou Decz<zx Szn-
day
Nm Johr Gooch and dsaxhtzs are
oysr hcm BeEIinxhau visiting
relatives
Mr.. Foster. rscresentina the Amer
iczn RexeIlle- - . business c.lieT
last week
Mr.. Hansen, AZ BefIinzhAn. Ia
been srending q fsE dzJs With. his
faziEy. who ars camping here
NIz Dorz ShuIi and AE8 Louise
TaIb<rx eane Tuesday to sDe0d fsw
dzyz With Nm G. " C0iv.r. taking
pAiakinz E4Ho0E-
4 surprise party wa given e u
Bowers houe Taesday evening" The
occasion vzs Mr.. Boxr's birthday
and the party was veil attended
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08
July Weather Report
FeIt1vfog II . summary Of the
sessksr rspert u the Olga station for
tie m1Etk u JuIy. 1906.
Card 81 Thanks

We desire 10 express our sincere
appreciation and thsnks 10 those Of
Cur friends Who 50 kindly aided N
during tie resent fIlues snd deaxh q
cor daughter Mr. n 4. Brock
NJ. and Mu- Hiileck Eansen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08

Do Joa 1zrt 20 sell ox buy real
eskasez IL 20. ses z n Aazh 4 Co
Bank sEileirx- FrfczT Eartox.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08
BROWN HERB TABLETS

VIII make and keep you well. II you
nxEe aay disease Of the Stomach Liver.
hidneys or Blood, it will pay you 70 try
-lseFa- Box Gs-Eeu Eaonthsr sxezfmenr3
1i1S- postpaid. Sample package maffed
free address, w. r. Caldwell. Special
A<sns, Box A-Lopez, Wash.
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Mn. Palnsruss Over hon Lopsu
Wednesday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-08

-Ientsl all the regular sizss.
Prices reasonable. MoEss Hardware
Go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

are arriving in Washington at this season
at the rate Of 126.OOO dozen a week. Great
care is taken by the. commission mer-
chants and wholesale dealers in receiving
these eggs and placing them on the mar
ket or otherwise dispOsing of them. They
are all put through the Gambling" test,
which constitutes careful examination
of the egg by means Of holding lighted
candle at the back of it to determine
its contents. When anything suspicious
appears inside the egg it is discarded and
thrown into the garbage box.
BY careful investigation the inspectors
determined that out of the eggs shipped
TO Washington last week only LIZ per
cent were bad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

was Nellie Sliney, and that years ago
she was known as the "belle of the sec
ond assembly district
When arrested the boys. whose ages
ranged from thirteen to twenty years.
were playing poker. shooting craps and
engaged in other similar pastimes. A
quantity of alleged stolen goods was
found in the room. and this. together
with the thirteen prisoners, was taken
to police headquarters.
4 charge of having stolen goods In her
possession was made against the woman,
and the police will further investigate
her record and the various thefts on the
East Side. in which the school is sup
posed to be implicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

days investigating the egg business in
this city. with particular view to deter
mining what proportion of the fresh eggs
shipped into the city are placed in cold
storage to await high prices instead OF
being placed on the open market for sale.
In their report the inspectors did not
specify the exact proportion in so many
figures. simply saying that the stock is
low at present They have been directed
by Acting Health Officer Mclean to pro-
duce the figures and report Monday. Off,
Gals of the health department took occa-
sion to say today that the proportion of
fresh eggs placed in storage before being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
"FAG1N" SCHOOL UNEARTHED.
"Belle of Second Assembly District
and Twelve Pupils Caught.

NEW YORK, August 29.-In a stuffy
little second-story room over a barbe"
shop in Sd avenue yesterday central Of
fee detectives arrested twelve boys and
one woman and broke up what they be-
iieve to be "Fagin'' school that had
been Furnishing on the East Side.
The woman. who was in charge of the
place. gave the name of Lillian Sullivan.
but the police assert that her real name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
Cashier Arraigned for Forgery.

ATHENS, Mich. August 29.-Harry
Lewis. the twenty four-year-old cashier
of the Athens Savings Bank. which was
closed by the state banking commissioner.
has been arrested by Sheriff Graham and
arraigned before Justice Batdorff on a
charge Of forgery. The specific charge is
that Lewis forged the name OF j. a.
Stanton to a note for 81 400. He was
released on $1,000 bail and will have
hearing September 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
PERCENTAGE is SMALL
REPORT REGARDING COLD SToR-
AGE OF EGGS.

The percentage OF fresh eggs in cold
storage in Washington at the present
time is comparatively low. according 10
the report made To Acting Health Officer
Mclean by Food inspectors Mothers
head and Ducmcr. They spent two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

sold is far in excess of the eggs sold d.
rectly after their arrival in the city from
the country merchants. 1t was explained
that the reason for the fact that the
stock of eggs in cold storage at present
is low is on account of the light condi-
ton of eggs during this season Of the
year.
In Midsummer.
July and August eggs are light and wa
terry and do not keep we'll. the inspectors
say. and for that reason make poor eggs
to put in the refrigerators.
According to the report made by In
spectors Mothershead and Duemer eggs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Asia and Africa have about 5000 WU
Christians and Gi3.OCO00 non-Christians.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08
Sch1esui9

Mrs. Floyd Smith of Danbury, who.
has been visiting at the Geo. Hoiten
home for the past week returned to
her home Thursday, accompanied by
her sister. Laura Hoiten.
The Leap year ball given at the.
opera house Friday evening by num-
Der of Schleswig ladies was considered
a success.
Hugo Peters. who is visiting at the
Claus Peters home, called in Denison
Monday.
Frank Gagner of Charter Oak has.
been visiting at the DR.. Jones home.
since Thursday.
Lille PAIL of Ricketts, visited over
Sunday with her friend Ella. Watt.
Louie Precht, Earl Hart and Ber-
nard Bamford of Denison attended the
Leap Year dance Friday evening.
VIM. Buman and wife and child de-
parted for their home in Bloomfield.
Nebr., Monday.
Garnet Vollersen and Emile Haupt-
man. the former of Charter Oak and
the latter of Denison visited at the
Gus Stegeman home Saturday. The.
former returned to Charter Oak Sun.
day accompanied by John Kruger.
The latter returned to Denison Mon
day.
Mrs. VIM. Schmidt is on the sick.
list this week.
Mrs. Girard and sons Arthur and
Fred and daughter Lulu, transacted
business in Denison Monday.
VIM. Schmidt was an Ida Grove.
visitor Wednesday.
Carl Witt was a business visitor.
here Thursday.
R. L. Hill and son were schleswie
callers Monday.
School will open April 10 at dis
trict No. a, Otter Creek township.
with Dollie Faul of Denison as,
teacher.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08
SOLDIER NEWS.

Minnie Bruhn. Bertha and Annie
Claussen visited at the Kuehl home
Sunday afternoon.
Born. on Friday April 8. to Chris
Clausen and wife. baby girl.
Lena Eek and brother Fred and All.
freda Mccullough visited friends nea,
Schleswig Sunday.
Quite a number of people from
Soldier attended the wedding at d,
Passick's home in Monona county
Wednesday.
Aug Namanny and wife and family
visited at Chris Claussen's Sunday.
Alma Binger spent day last week
at the home of Edna Rickert who has
been very sick in Monona county.
Peter Bruhn wife and two children
visited at Herman Baak' S home Sun
day.
Master Bonnie and Otto Hagemanp
spent Sunday with the Bruhn children.
Albert Foster. wife and Henry
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08
Incorporated in Denison Review 1907.
| Dowler residence this week.

Dowler residence this week.
Mrs. w. F. Wehland and wife re-
turned home from Walnut this week
after a pleasant visit there with
friends and relatives.
John Thompson and Cornelius All.
bertson spent Sunday at the home OF
John Carey near Denison.
Mary Eberle left for Walnut last
week where she will teach school this
spring.
Fred Bill and Jacob Gessman trans.
acted business in Denison Thursday.
Frank Woods and wife. and mother,
Mrs. c. Campbell and sister Mrs.
John Naeve spent Sunday at the
Charley Leffert's home.
A. T. Bennett of Sioux City trans.
acted business here Monday.
Howard Hayes and Emma Bohland.
er were Denison visitors Sunday.
The Pansy Circle met with Mrs. B.
w. Smethurst Friday evening. Re-
freshments were served and a good
time was had by all present.
NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday school, 10 o'clock, preach
ing service at IL. class meeting IL m.
junior league 2:3o. Epworth league
Z p. m. Preaching service at s.
You are cordially invited.
M. M. Cable. Pastor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

Mrs. E. A. Packard and Mrs. M.
Stone were Manning business visitors
Thursday.
Lola Edwards spent tie latter part
of the week in Manning visiting her
friend. Miss Lathrop.
Ethel Thompson. who teaches in
Denison spent her spring vacation
here with her mother Mrs. E. E.
Thompson.
Allie Henninger who is attending.
the Denison college spent Sunday here
at the parental home.
Lewey Joens baby has been suffer
ing with an attack of la grippe the
past week.
Mrs. John Joens celebrated he,
birthday last Friday eve ing. A
very large crowd was present and a
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Elizabeth LaTurno returned home
from Schuyler the last part of the
week. She had been visiting relatives
there for some time.
Supervisor Molter of Aspinwall
transacted business here Thursday.
E. w. Barber transacted business
in Omaha Tuesday.
James Paiste returned home from
Dakota Thursday where he had been
building house for his son-in- law,
Fred C. Conrad.
Mrs. VIM. kehr departed from
Washington Springs. S. D. Thursday,
morning, where she went to join her
husband, who has been there for the
past week.
Joe Schram spent the past week in
Des Moines transacting business.
Mrs. Frank Wood. is enjoying a
visit from her mother Mrs. C. Camp
bell and sister. Mrs. John Naeve of
Wagner s. D.. this week.
Mrs. Jennie Farver and daughter
Eta are enjoying visit from the
formers aunt. Mrs. Tice of Omaha
Alex slagg departed for Conkling.
N. n. Tuesday evening. after pleas
anu EXTENDED visit mere With TRENDS
and relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Draper are visiting
in Omaha.
Mrs. Byers. Mrs. Yeamann and
Mrs. Mcknight of Defiance spent Fri
day here with their friend. Mrs. A.
N. Pryor.
Mrs. Gus Hohmbers left for her
home in Manning Saturday. after
spending the week here assisting Mrs.
Pryor during her millinery opening.
Mrs. Cable went down to Defiance
to assist Rev. Cable there in the eve
ming with his stereoptlcan views.
Rev. Cable lectured Friday evening
with stereoptican views on Yellow
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

Stone Park. for the Y. M. C. A. The
lecture was largely attended.
Charley Mauzy of Bayard spent Sun
day here visiting friends.
Mrs. Cash Craken spent Sunday in
Defiance visiting with her sister.
Miss Collins of Denison spent Sun
day here visiting her sister Josie,
who teaches the Meehan school.
Tom Gray and wife of Manning
spent Sunday here visiting the for
mer's brother. P. c. Gray and wife.
Mr.. DAVIS of Ohio came Tuesday
and will work for Fred Saunders the
coming summer.
Henry Hargens and wife of Man
ming visited here Sunday at the A. G..
/, Carother's home.
Mrs. w. H. Reeves and baby re-
turned home from Little Sioux Thurs.
day where Mrs. Reeves has been visit.
ing at her parents home.
Arthur Packard. Prof. Boot. Lii
liam Hoes, Caroline Mclracken, Eula
Emery and Bess Saunders accompanied
the base ball players to Denison Sat-
urday where our boys played the col
lege team and won by score of IL to
u. This is certainly fine for Manila
being the first game they played.
Well. it will make a fine start for
them anyway. May they keep this
up.
Lorenz forenoon celebrated his
birthday April 3rd. There was a
large crowd and they spent the even
ing in dancing. Refreshments were
served and each and all present re-
port fine time.
Mummy Mumson left for Dakota
Friday morning were he will visit
friends.
Mrs. Bob Sawyer returned to her
home in Dakota after pleasant visit
here at the home of her friend, Mrs.
A. G. Carotner.
Lottye woodward. who teaches the
Center school in Hayes township spent
Sunday at her home here.
Lille Bigelou was an Omaha bust
ness visitor Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church met Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Harry Westerbrook.
The Guild met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. W. T. Wehland.
Jim Paiste has commenced to build
an addition on to the residence of C.
A. Burlington this week.
Mrs. Isaac Hird and George Hird
spent Sunday at the Hird home in
Denison.
Mile Miligan was Sunday visit
or at the Tom Hayes home.
Bert Blaln moved into the Geo.