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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

and wife 70 rent kitchen.
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BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION OF tb.
BLOOD CURES LOCOMOTOR-ATAXIA-
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under Is; wages 70 start $3.50. CHATELAIN
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ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLoYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. Gu3O-tf
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Personal

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ALL GOODS stored 10 the names OF Maud
McNeeAin. solomon Aston. Mrs Dlges VIII
De sod Al Weschler's Auction House Satur-
day. September z5 for storage ana other
charges. HOWARD STORAGE CO.. l2E ii
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Must Be Sold Within 10 Days. Cash. Credit
GEO. LAWRENCE. sl5 G. Tuning $50 Il. 44ss
Il
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

Washington's distinguished visitor. the
! Duchess of Sutherland. continues 10 be-
constantly entertained. Her hosts. Rep
representative and Mrs Bourke Cochran,
again gave a dinner for her last night.
The company which gathered round the
table. appointed in silver and abloom
with roses and lilacs, included the
duchess. the Belgian Minister and the
Baroness MOncheur. Senator and Mrs.
Depew. the Speaker of the House and
Miss Cannon, Second Secretary Of the
British Embassy and Mrs. Young. Mir.
and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis. Mr..
and Mrs. Guinness. of London. who ac-
cOmpanied the duchess to this country:
Miss Ide. sister OF Mrs. Cochran; Mr..
Beresford Hope. Of the British Embassy.
and Mr.. Barry.
After the dinner. at a brilliant recep-
ton, there were present all the amoas-
sadors now in Washington. ministers and
other members of the diplomatic corps,
Cabinet officers, justices of the Supreme
Court. and others Of the official circle
Among the guests were the dOyen OF
the diplomatic corps. Baron Mayor; the
Italian Ambassador. and the Baroness
Mayor. They were also dinner hosts OF
the evening. Many Of their guests went
later 10 the reception.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand were also present. as were the
British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce the
Brazilian Ambassador and Nine. Nabuco.
the Russian Ambassador. Baron Rosen
the Japanese Ambassador. Baron Taxa
hira; the Danish Minister. NJ. Brun; the
Swiss Minister. NJ Vogel: Secretary OF
~
Navy and Mrs. Metcalf. Postmaster Cen
eral and Mrs. Meyer. Secretary of the
Interior ard Mrs Garfield. Vice Presl-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks. Mrs. Timmons.
Col. and Mrs Bromwen Mr. and Mrs
Perry Belmont, Representative and Mrs.
Longworth. Miss Carow. Mr. and Mrs.
James and Mr. and Mrs. Watson. of the
British Embassy: the VicOmte and vi
Comtesse de Martel and Commander and
Nine. de Blanpre, OF the French EN-
bassy; Count von Hatzfeldt. of the Ger
man Embassy; Baron Ambrozy. Of the
Austro-Hungarian Embassy; Prince Kou-
dacheff. NJ. de Thai and NJ Krouponsky.
of the Russian Embassy; Signori Mon
tagna. Centaro. and Cora, OF the Italian
Embassy; Senator and Mrs Foraker.
Senator and Miss Kean. Gen and Mrs.
Oliver, and Gen. and Mrs. Draper.
At the Italian Embassy last night the
Ambassador and the Baroness Mayor had
as their guests al dinner the Brazilian
Ambassador and Nine. Nabuco. the Japa-
nese Ambassador. Baron Takahira: former
Ambassador TO Italy and Mrs, Draper.
Assistant Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Oliver, Mrs. Converse. wife Of Rear Ad-
miral Converse. retired; Col and Mrs.
Bromwell. Miss Boardman. Miss Gwynn.
Miss Carow, Baron Ambrozy, counselor
Of the AustroH Hungarian Embassy: Herr
Schubert, of the German Embassy: Gen.
Crozier, Signor Tozzi, of Rome, and
Signor Centaro, OF the embassy staff
Another diplomatic host last night ar
dinner was the Minister from Uruguay.
Senor Lafnur. who. with Sonora Lafinur,
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SOCIETY OFF TO SOUTH
Exodus Begins with Lenten Season While Informal Affairs
Disspate the Dulness of PenitentaI Period in
the National Capital

in the parsonage Of Mount Vernon Meth
odist Episcopal Church. the Rev. Dr.
Locke officiating.
Only small family party and a few
intimate friends attended the ceremony.
and Immediately afterward Mr.. Reeder
took his bride TO Atlantic City, where
they viii spend their honeymoon They
will reside in Washington after March 10.
The wedding OF Miss Catherine VIII
liams to Francis Bennett Poe will take
place April H.
The engagement of Miss Williams TO Mr..
Poe was announced last summer, but
the exact date was not fixed until this
week
Miss Williams is a daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Williams, OF Chicago. Mr.
Poe is member OF an old Maryland
family.
Mrs Horace Washington Lee, sister
OF the bride-elect. and wife OF the con-
sui general-at-large in Europe. spent the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. Williams and
Miss Williams in their apartments in
Stoneleigh Court.
The residence. 1898 Eighteenth street.
has been leased by Mr. Williams The
family have given Up their apartments
at Stoneleigh Court and taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emerson McMnlin
announce the marriage of their daughter,
Ora Marie, to Mr.. Chester Adrian Ma
comic, on Wednesday last.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Or, Robert NJ. Moore. of the Found
~ Methodist Church. and none bat
relatives of the contracting parties were
present. The couple departed immediate
ly on a Southern trip.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr. Frank
r. McMillin, chief post-office Inspector;
and the groom, a post-office inspector OF
the Washington division.
An engagement OF interest 10 Wash
ington society is that OF Miss Edith Mer-
rill. Of Boston, and Mr.. William Ralph
Maxon, of Washington, announced in The
Washington Herald yesterday
The engagement comes as the sequel
of an acquaintance begun two years ago,
when Miss Merrill waE guest here Of
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Baker at their home
in Columbia road. and which was con-
tinued at a recent visit, when Miss Merrill
was again here about month ago.
Mr.. MaXon is in Boston 10 see his
fiancee and 10 do some research work at
Harvard.
Mr. Maxon. originally New Yorker.
has lived IN Washington for some years,
and is connected with the Smithsonian
Institution. He is a graduate OF Yale, and
about thirty years old.
Miss Merrill is the elder daughter OF
DR.. Frederick Merrill OF Boston. who
makes his home at Roxbury, one OF the
many suburbs Of the Hub.
She is twenty-five. a brunette. pretty
and vivaciOus. OF winning personality,
popular socially. and viii be a welcome
addition TO Mr.. Maxon's circle OF friends
here. He is also a social favOrite.
They will be married early in June
Mrs. NJ. Herman announces the engage
ment Of her daughter. Geneva. to Mr.
David ROthschild-
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WEDDINGS.

4 marriage OF interest TO Washing
tonians and Virginians Is that OF Miss
Bessie Lee Powell and Mr.. William Laird
Dunlop. jr. of Georgetown, ID. c., which
took place at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Leven
Powell. in Londoun County. Va. on Tues
day, March 3.
The bride, an attractive blonde was
gowned I'm a tailored suit of blue. with
hat of corresponding shade. and carried
Parma violets-
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left for Atlantic City for a stay
Of two weeks. They will return to Wash
ington for their future home
NJ and Mrs. Dunlop are both descend
ants of prominent Southern families
Miss Gertrude ST. Clair and Mr.. u. R.
Clark were married Tuesday st the rec
tory CT St Pauls Episcopal Church By
the Rev. Dr. Harding. After their bridal
trip North they win return TO their coun-
try home at Gainesville. Va
Miss Hazel Wagner and p NJ Reeder
were married last evening at 3 o'clock
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmanuel Goldsmith
have announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Meryl BraEer. 10 Mr. Milton
Stanley KrOnheim, OF washington
Among the AIexand-ians who attended
the leap year dance given by the DUN
barton Club. washington. last Saturday
evening. were Miss Florence Long and
Mr. Warren NJ Grimes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Hill entertained al
a beautifully appointed luncheon on Wed
nesday at their home in Prince street
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson r.
Barr and Mr. and Mrs. Charles r
Loomis, Of OIL City, Pa
Miss Helen CHAMPION. OF Washington
who has been visiting Miss Charlotte
Blackburn. has returned home.
Miss Maidie snowden is the guest Of
the Misses Gatewood at their home in
Washington.
Mrs. Carlin. Wife Of Representative c
C. CarIin. and small son. Charles. are Wis
iting Mr. end Mrs. James Elliott in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Louis S. Scott and Master Jack
Scott are visiting relatives in Philadel-
phia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bendheim left
Tuesday for a trip To New York
Mrs. Edgar Carpenter is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nottingham. il
Eastville. Va.
Mrs. J. Monroe Love and little Miss
Elizabeth Love. Of Columbus Barracks
Ohio. are the guests Of Mrs. William B
Daingerheld.
Mrs. Marshall King has returned from
a visit 10 New York
Mr. and Mrs Franklin P Graham, OF
North Dakota. who have been visitins
Mrs J. c. PuIlin, left here Wednesday
for a visit 10 friends in Missouri.
Mrs. Belle Owens. or Warrenton. Va.
is visiting her cousin. Mr. NJ c. c. Pey-
ton.
Miss Mamie Pettey. Of Baltimore. is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Agnes Quarles has returned 10 hel
home. in Delaplane. after being the guest
OF Miss SallIe r Kemper for the last two
weeks.
Mrs. Frank S Harper entertained q
few friends Monday evening at her home
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z Lissberger and Miss Rose Wheatfeld
Of Baltimore: Mrs Fred Schwab. Miss
Rose Wilson. OF Philadelphia, Mrs ISa-
dore Epstein, Mrs Louis Jackson Mrs.
Nose Gross, Mrs. Harry Kaufman. Mrs
3. Hechinger. Mrs. J. W. Hechinger
Mrs Lee Hechinger and Mrs. Joseph
Lesser.
Miss Emily Hilman is spending her
spring vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs J. Hillman. OF the Occidental
Mr.. and Mrs Marx Z. Kahn OF Twelfth
street. entertained at dinner on Monday
evening complimentary 70 Mrs. Albert E
Lissberger and Miss Rose Wheatfeld. Of
Baltimore.
The regular charity euchre and bridge
whist viii be given al the Mercantile Club
tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Peyser, OF Newport
News Va. were the guests Of relatives
for a short stay.
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in Prince street Mrs Harper's guests
were Miss Lille Marbury. Miss Helen
Cummings, Miss Rose Macdonald. and
Miss Bertie Stuart.
Mrs. Ruth Yeaton Stuart is the guest Of
friends in town.
Miss Helen Holohan has returned 10
her home. IN Lancaster. Pa. after a visit
10 Mrs. Clarence c. Leadbeater-
Mr. Frank King has returned from
trip 10 New York
Mrs. Jacob Brill has as her guest Miss
Gertrude Madigan. Of Connelsville. Pa.
Mrs Theodore Norman Pease and NJ.
and Mrs Cornelius Haggarty have re-
I turned 20 their home. in Philadelphia.
after visiting the parents Of the to
ladies', Mr- and Mrs John Marshall. in
Wolfe street.
Rev William Rudolph and Nlr. Walter
Rudolph. Of Larose. III. are the guests
Of Mr.. George Schreiner
Mrs. Charles Hulfish. who has for some
time been thr guest Of he- parents. Mr..
and Mrs Charles King. has returned 70
her home. in Charlottesville
Mrs Hubert snowden. Mrs. Frank Har-
per, Mrs. Cassius F. Lee. Mrs. Carroll
Pierce. Mrs. Anthony Armstrong. Hiss
Lille Marbury. and Miss Jessie Arm
strong attended the at home" given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Harrie c.
Ansley. al ger home IN Washington.
-rr..
cups was held Wednesday afternoon. az
tie home Of Mrs John Hunton Foster.
in Prince street The ladies who at
tended were Mrs Robert c. Powell. Mrs.
Samuel Monroe. Mrs Stewart Jameson,
Mrs. William A Smoot, Mrs Hubert
Snowden, Miss NJ. Gault Norton. Miss
II McG. Ashby, and Miss Stribling.
Ar. and Mrs. Samuel G. Brent enter
tained the Senior Euchre Club on Tues
day evening. at their home in Columbus
street Among those who enjoyed the
games were Mr.. and Mrs. George Uhler.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. French. Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurence Stabler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Leadbeater. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Gibson Dr. and Mrs Stewart jamie
son. Mr. and Mrs Emmett c. Dunn Nr.
and Mrs. Carroll ". Ashby Mr.. and Mrs
William J. BOothe. Mrs. William 3.
Daingerheld. Judge and Mrs Louis c.
Barley. Mr. William B. Smoot, Mrs.
Thomas " Robinson. Miss Ida Wattles
MessrS- Eugene Taylor. Henry Wattles
and William ". Smith. After a number
OF spirited games the prizes were
awarded 70 Mrs Robinson, Mrs Snoot,
Mr. Ashby, and Mr.. Smith.
Miss Maidle SnOWden held the weekly
meeting OF the Kit-Kat Club on Tuesday
afternoon at her home, So9 King street.
The following members attended: Miss
Mary Dorsey Ashton, Miss Nancy Lee
Tackett. Miss Susan Fawcett. Miss Ellen
Fawcett Miss Mildred Bentley. Miss
Emma ThOm. Miss Jean Brent. Miss Elsie
SnOwden, Miss Edith SnOWden, and Mss
Grace Anderson
Miss Mary Dent entertained the Euchre
Club. OF which she is a member. on Mon
day afternoon at her home. as North
Washington street. Miss Dents guests
were. Miss Elsie Wexford. Of Warsaw.
Va Miss Helen Holohan, of Lancaster.
Continued on Page .. Column 3.
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financial success, and have secured lib
eraI assistance through the following
patronesses: Mrs. Z. D. White. Mrs. j.
II. Sands. Mrs. Charles ] Bonaparte,
Mrs. Warwick Emile Montgomery. Mrs.
John r. Mclean, Nine. de Quesada, Mrs.
Henry T. Oxnard, Mrs Frederic R.
Coudert, Mrs Chauncey NJ. Depew. Mrs
Winfield Scott Schley. Mrs Henry May.
Mrs. II. NJ. Kendall. Miss Morris Mrs.
Valery Havard. Mrs John ]. O'Connell,
Mrs. Eugene Carr. Mrs Theodore Mosh-
er. Mrs. Isadore Rayner. Mrs. Thomas II.
Carter. Mrs. j. ]. Richardson. Mrs. II. G.
Corbin. Misses Patten. Baroness Won
Baumgarten, Miss Emily Mason, Miss
Sherman. Mrs. George Dewey. Mrs. F.
w Smith. Mrs. James B. Frazier. Mrs.
Henry 3 Brown. Mrs. ". NJ. Weaver,
Mrs A j. Hopkins, Mrs. J. J. Morrow,
Mrs George B. cortelyou Mrs. Charles
Harper Walsh, and Mrs. Matthew Den
yer.
The first OF the series OF Saturday art
talks TO be given at the Shoreham by
Mrs Albert H. Chaffee takes place on
March IA at 4 o'clock. The subject for
that afternoon is 'Chsteaux Of Touraine-''
Mrs. Chaffee comes lndorsed by the
members OF the Fine Arts Society. Among
the first subscribers for the Washington
course are Mrs. McKim, Mrs. Bell Mrs
mcfarland. Mrs. Newberry, Mrs. Curtis,
Mrs. Henderson, and Mrs. Matthews.
A leap year dance is 10 take place AT the
Arlington Hotel Monday March Is. Dane
ing viii begin at O'clock.
The committee arranging the event fol-
lows; Miss FraEces Smith. Miss Iona
Tnlman. Miss Adelaide HeaId. Miss Mar
garet Gage. Miss Carlo. Miss Jessie
Waters. Miss May Kehoe. Miss Willie
Cooper, Miss Morford. Miss Foster. Miss
La B0ytaUx. Mrs. Alexander Bentley.
Mrs Perry Miller. and Mrs. Shut.
The chaperons will be Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
Piles. Mrs Gamble. Mrs. Needham, Mrs.
Pray, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Langley, Mrs.
Patterson, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Simmons.
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Those Arranging for Theater Parties
Should write or phone Downey's Stables.
1870 L st. for carriages. Stylish and lux
urious turnCuts at reasonable rates
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Continued on Page ). Column 5.
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Mrs. Jandorf. OF Baltimore. spent a few
days with Mrs. Henry Strauss. OF L
street. on her way home after a three
weeks visit in Florida
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Miss Mary Dent entertained the Euchre
day afternoon at her home. as North
Washington street. Miss Dents guests
were: Miss Elsie Wexford. Of Warsaw.
Va; Miss Helen Holohan. of Lancaster.
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Miss Ada Heller. OF Winchester. Va,
is the guest Of Miss Edith Auerbach.
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Mrs. Daniel Levy and Mrs. Samuel
Gassenheimer entertained at a luncheon.
followed by bridge whist at the Mercan-
tile Club on Thursday afternoon, compli-
mentary 10 a number OF out-of-town
guests and their hostesses. The prizes
were won by Mrs l. Hechinger Mrs
Fred Schwab and Mrs. Joseph Lesser
The guests were: Mrs. s. Levy. OF New
York; Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten, Mrs. a.
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. Goldsmith. of AIexan-
dria. Va. announce the engagement Of
their daughter MeryI 70 Mr.. Milton
Kronheinl. OF this city.
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Mrs. Frank S Harper entertained a
few friends Monday evening at her home.
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- OCIETY moves with the times. in
religious matters as well as in
everything else. The Lenten sea
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Among early Lenten entertainments
for charity none promises greater enjoy
ment than the lecture by Cende Benoist
Pallen, Ii. D.. for the benefit of George
town University Hospital, to be given in
CASTOR Hall Georgetown University. Sat
urday evening, March H.
The lecturer has volunteered through
loyalty TO his alma mater and a wish TO
aid the hospital founded by the directors
of Georgetown University at the instiga-
tion of the medical faculty Of the college.
The president and board Of lady man.
ayers OF the hospital are laboring with a
will in the effort to make the lecture d
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Miss Hazel Wagner and p NJ Reeder
were married last evening at . o'clock
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The Italian Ambassador and the Baron
ess Mayor viii go 10 New York Tuesday
and will be the guests Of Mr.. Fabri.
president OF the Society OF italian Immi-
grafton, and Mrs Fabri, who will enter
tain at dinner for them. Mayor and
Mrs. Mcclellan will entertain the Am
bassador and the baroness the following
day at luncheon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-05-27

least effort and be Of the greatest
benefit; which will give the child
access to the enobling qualities of
centuries of culture of its own race,
and give it a better knowledge of
itself. and help form ideals which
will leave their impress upon the
great amalgamated American race
of centuries to come. 1t is certain
that those nationalities that most
quickly forget their antecedents
and lose their identity leave the
least impress upon the American
race. We Scandinavians pride our
selves of those sturdy characteris-
tics of honesty, industry and indie
pendence which have given our race
a hearty welcome to all countries of
the world, and especially to the
States. Why then underrate our
selves and permit our children to
forget their antecedents? Why use
time in the High School acquiring
an imperfect knowledge of German,
for instance, when with the same
effort a perfect knowledge of ones
own language might be acquired?
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-05-27
No county option man need

No county option man need ex-
pect to be elected governor Of Min
nesota this year. The population
of the state isn't constituted that
way-as yet. Local option, which
enables each community to regulate
it's own affairs in this respect, is
all that the majority wants at pres
ent.-Anoka Free Press.
That's where you make big
mistake, Bro. Olson. A big ma
jority do want county option, and
will have it. Local option does not
permit each community to regulate
tic license traffic. A crossroads
village can now Incorporate and
impose the liquor nuisance upon a
community that would not have it
if they had the chance to vote. The
county is the smallest unit of efec-
tive enforcement, and it is only
fair to permit the people who have
to pay for the Jail and court ex-
penses to have voice in regulating
the jag factories.
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AzvVaser Press Items.

Cards have been issued for the
wedding Of Miss Bertha Constance
Amdahl to Mr.. Alfred E. Nelson.
The ceremony will take place at the
Norwegian Lutheran church in this
village on Wednesday afternoon,
May II, at one o'clock.
Co. Commissioner Olson came
down from Willmar Tuesday, bring
ing with him one Joseph Winkel-
bauer, who was placed in the coun-
ty institution here to be cared for
until he had recovered from the
effects of an accident in which he
was a victim some time ago at
Willmar. He has been cared for at
the Willmar hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. L. Glader, who
had for some time been in charge
OF Hotel Atwater, retired from its
management this week and will
take up their residence in the former
home Of Mrs. Anna Peterson, the
residence property recently pur-
chased by Leonard Johnson. G. A.
Glader is again temporarily in
charge of the hotel. 1t is probable
that it will soon be leased by an
out-of town party and that the new
landlord will be former hotel man
from S|ayton.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Norm in Lake Elizabeth last Satur-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, when
Miss Bertha F. La Sale was united
in marriage to their son, Eddie No
rim. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. Nelson. Louis Norm,
a brother Of the groom, acted as
best man and Miss Ellen Norm, a
cousin Of the groom, was brides
maid. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was given. There were about
70 of their relatives and friends
present. The rooms were decorated
in green and white. The ceremony
took place under wedding bell.
The presents received by the happy
couple were many and beautiful.
They have gone to housekeeping on
the groom's fathers farm.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-05-27

1t has been practically settled
there will be no financial legisla-
tion at this session of conrgess.
The Vreeland bill and the Aldrich
bill butted against each other and
got damned so that neither could
pass. It is now proposed that a
commission of nine senator's and
nine representatives be selected to
work out a currency bill for the
next session of congress. For this
delay in extending the power of the
financial trust due credit should be
given congress. We could not ex-
pect figs from those bushes, but it
is something not to have some more
thorns damned into our hands.