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COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-con.l.u-a
FREE LOT
T-Ix-r, errS-r11ltT-s- rs-n StS-q-t HOSA

FIVE MINUTES 80 SANTA ROSA
FIVE GEMS
In new slihtli vision t1EnSite vita every tlN =
ACRE TRACT: res, level valley land; al
faifa. fruit, berries. vege tables. chickens OAh
+. GROVE. near LUTHER BIIRBANlI'S bone.
$50 20 500 al acre; easy terms THE
SANTA ROSA REALTY CO.. Offices 80 and
40, G55 Market ST.. San Francisco; prone
Kearay ag9S: ) Eiks' bldg< Santa Rosa, Cal
fOK sale cheap-Chieken ranch or farm IA
miles from ShellyiIle station. consisting OF the
following: Slt acres os best land; dwelling
rouse. with 3 good rooms and kitchen; l
small barn. l W0odsEed. with Srindstone anu
other implements: chicken Yards. with house
and new fencs: 50 year old fruit trees;
good buggy horse and harness: l mica COW.
young; well with pump, splendid water sup
ply; purchaser move i'll Smmedlately;
house recently rented and papered; 81, 100. For
information address LAJA. box s. Shelivfile-
PACIFIC REALTY INFORMATION BUREAU.
4o3-4-5-6-T Metropolis Bank bldg. San Francisco.
Cal. will put ycu in touch with the best country
and suburban lands the Pacific coast; accurate
details of every property; easiest aud best way
to get honest information; we can NIL your order;
thousands OF properties of every description list
ed maps Of views on display.
NO FEE-N0 COMMISSION.
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CITY REAL EsT4TE--Continued
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3fs-s24 sKEAESY ST.
BALDWIN S HOWELL, 31S-324 KEAkNf 81.
MEMBERS OF THE s. F. REAL ESTATE
BOARD
Nf0Sry Tn rotV o1- prAT ESTATE
MONEY 70 LOAN on REAL ESTATE.

Sls500-Beautifu residences Just completed in
Presdo terrace. close to list av. entrance
gates: large lot, assuring abundance OF
and garden room: stories and hn-
ished basement and garage; large Ded-
rooms baths, reception h2ll. dining
room. breakfast room. ETC.. finished Fesy
fastefuily with all modern improvements.
Mr.. NJ. Fisher win be the premises
SlJ, ,O00-LaTge Western addition c0rper; should
be made into business corner of stores
and flats; will do this and
make money: present contains large
% room residence. t5390l
81, 1,oo0-RedHced from $500: corner, 81 :6x91,
in fine Western addition neighborhood;
owners forced TO sell out; take adj
vantage OF this 1856
$7,000-Reduced from $4,000; q flats of 81
rooms and bath each ON California ST.
close to Devisadero lot 30x10o. t5135)
50, o,0O0-Leayenworth st. lot 25xS7:6; worth
looking into (5S3)
S4 4100-Folsom st. lot. p feet by full depth;
opposite size lot we sold a short
while ago for $3.50: building of store
and fats would do well on this. (5454
S3,500-Reduced from $3.50: Baker ST., near
McAllister; cheapest lot this wide
street t4557)
$4,000 feet front; near Clay and Leaven-
worth: suitable for small fats: would
rent well. (5535)
81. 2.500-veritable bargaini NV. corner in Pope
tract will consider cash transactions:
trade ay arrange loan. f5544l
81, 400-Carl St. near Stanyan; 25x100: all
street work done; ready for building.
(45S5)
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nusINEss PERsoNALs

MAKE YOUR OWN CANDIES
recipes on how TO make lovely French
creams the kind that melt in your mouth, sent
on RECENT of 1Oc in coin stamps. Get into
business for yourself aud at Thanksgiving and
Xmas make candies for your friends. Box $50,
Call office.
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building Contrnets

Nettie RI. Hart with De Ruth & Mertes-CsR-
pentry. lumber, mill. rough hardware, door hang
ers, frames. weights. cords. etc. for 3 three
story frame bnilding (datsl in line OF Claytun
street. 6T:6 Of Grove. "a :6xf06:3 81 rs.
George William Hooper with George Moore
Walls, driveways. eurbs. brick work ard grading
at NE corner OF Clay and Jones streets, 1878
by 1876; s9eS.
The Rethers with Graham & Jensen and WI
Ham s. Shook & Son-All work except plaster
ing heating, painting. electric work. finish hard
ware gas and electric fixtures and shades for
three story and basement frame building at NE
corner of Union and Scott streets. \ 1876 By 2
800: $40. .TS1.
John s. falIoek with John s. Mailock-Afl
work for two story frame building (datsl in
\ line of Vallejo street, 1fS:6 W OF Hydes
$4750
G. A. Rosenberg with Charles Fl. Smith---Car-
pentry. plumbing. plastering. painting concrets .
and electric work for a three story frame build
ing in w line OF Angelica street. 34J 5 OF Nine
teenth. s % by W 80. Sc. 100.
G. and Anna G. Meyer with Carlson 4 HeE-
lin-AH work except painting. mantels. gas hx-
lures and shades for one story. attic and base
Ineut frame building 10 r line Of Kansas street,
22J s of Twenty fourth: 81. 80.
Mrs. Katherine Christensen with Frank Nci-
diek-AlI work except mantels shades and slec-
tric fixtures for three story frame buildinr
three flats and two storcSl ar SE corner of
Twenty first and Bryant streets; S10,Ss6.
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

HOMES, Investments lots. ranches acre proper
ties. BROWN & WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
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POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

YOU will pay as much for front foot few
years from now as we ask for a lot today.
Don't mention this to your ehildren then (it
might cause remarksl Santa Fe tract. center
Of Richmond; S5 per month buys lot. Send
FOR maps McBWEN BROS, AIS Pine st.. g.
F. T. r. SHANNAN Rep.
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OR farms, stock ranches and timber lands see
MeFAUL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

John BrickeI company to willard o. wsy-
Golden Sa 0e Gate s svenSe ns soS s By ss SIS $40
Anna n Conroy 70 Thomas j. Conooy log
at NV corner Of HYDE and Clay streets,
GiGlia Rosano 10 H. b. Pinney. lot in p
line OF Monroe street. 91:6 n OF Bush. q
James Ross. deceased (by administrstrix). to
Elizabeth Magorty. lot in \ line Of Lille ave
s.. Sssi 100. - " OF AAsuna street. " . % : W.
RHmsey Smith to Abraham Clark Freeman.
street, W 1876 by 100; $40.
Joseph F. aIcEntee and wife TO Henry J.
Of Esmond. NE 80 by Sc 70: $40.
OsgoOd Putnam TO Edward W. Putnam lot In
" line Of Larkin street. so of Filbert
Jacob Hoeges to the Montgomery company,
lot in E line Of Harrison street, $50 of
Charles f. Lott to Charles F. Lott Jr., lsG
in S line of Jefferson street. S7:6 W Of Mason.
so, $ 1876, E 1876, go s7;s
Charles F. Lott Jr. to Charles F. Lott. sams5
Moses Fisher and wife to James b. Famisn
Jr. and wife. lot Is. Presidio Terrace, as per
j. j. Dwyer to Bertha Dwyer. one-quart.r
interest in lot in line Of Clay street, S1:S q
Of Scott p .nrS By 100 1;6tsnz,, gift c.no,u,
half interest in lot in line OF Manchester
street. 1926 Of stoneman. n s7:s BY
jacob Meyer and wife to oscar YeIin. lot
Is. block s, subdivision 1, Castro street addi-
Oscar Yellin to George E. Bew. lot u. block
S, subdivision l. Castro street addition; $40.
Jacob Meyer and wife TO Alicia H0ge Minide.
lot in W line OF Twenty-frst avenue, 125
Of 5 street. 25 by W 12O; $40.
Elizabeth Logan 70 Moses Fisher. lot in n
line of Hyde street. 115:9 y OF Golden Gate
avenue. 21:9 by S2:6: $40.
Eisabe banker ct al. toN John Briekell com
pany lot in line OF Hyde street. 92:9 OF
Golden Gate avenue. y 2S by e s2:6. $40
Moses Fisher and wife to William o. wsymau.
lot in line Of Hyde street. 115:9 OF Golden
Gate n 2l9 Dy So. $40.
Catherine Mitchell deceased (by admnstra-
trix) to Thomas Mitchell. lot in $ line OF Tweu-
ty-ninth street, $50 W Of Noe, " Is By 1lts
81. 600
Mary TyrrelI to lyman Diamond and wits,
lot "a block 40. Refs tract; $40.
Joseph Magner 10 Dennis j. o Shea, lot a
block T. Park Lane tract ,: $40.
Leopold Wenstein and wife TO Patrick Murray.
lot at Sc corner Of Farralones street and Capitol
avenue. E 100 by %; SO
Mittendorn and wife. lot in line OF Jackson
street, 40 W OF Cough. " 125. 12T:SL. q
1876, 127 ;SA, 12T:sL, 27:6. 127:S1<;
James NJ. Costello to Harry and Marcus Heinz
mann lot In s line Of Bush street, 160 sf
Cough, Z 1876 by 5 120: $4,000.
Rivers Brothers to Lucius II. Billings, lot 80.
block O. Lakeview; $40.
Co. to Frederika f. Kruger, lot in W line gf
sixth avenue, 100 OF California street, -
by " 120; $1-550.
Martha c. Brander TO David Goldstein. lot IN
w line Of Sixth avenue 100 OF California
street, 20 by W 100; $40
Benjamin Heskins and wife to j. c. Thomas.
lot in line Of Broadway. HIS W Of Duponr
street. " 20 by 100: SO
J. or Jacob Meyer and Wife to Oscar Yells.
lot In n line Of B0sworth street. 80 " OF kouG-
seau, NV SIS. NE 70:5. \ 29:ost. W 1873. M
s. 5:0st. 63. s4:01s. %: $40.
Oscar Yellin TO Alicia Mini6e. same; $40.
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AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.

Owner must sell elegant sunny home in Linda
Vista. Oakiand's choicest residence section Z
rooms; all modern improvements; garden and
lawn price S., 900: completely furnished, IS. $50
(actual value $1,000: readily rented to net 12
per cent. 81 East Moss av.; phone Piedmont
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

WIDE AWAKE businessman who sees a chance
10 make $4,000 in the next year would consid-
eF mstrimony with good business woman who
has about $4,000 cash and who would assist
him. financially and otherwise, to make this
money. Box 743, Call office.
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CALIFORNIA land, 81 per acre cash payment,
balance purchase s0c per month per acre; close
San Francisco; no taxes, no interest; acre
gated; perpetual water right: immediate pos
session; particulars, maps. photographs free.
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FOR sale-5 room shingled cottage one block
from sta INQUIRE I'LL Willow St. Alameda.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
EXCURSION.
EXCURSION
EXCURSION TO EscALoS
SUNDAY, OCT. Sd.
Join our Excursion and pick out your future
home.

si.S5 PER ACRE PER MONTH.
S1.S5 paid monthly will pay for an acre Of
land at SIS per acre in our Escalon Colony:
10 and 20 acre tracts; well located, 22 miles
southeast of Stockton; land perfectly level;
soil rich, sandy loan; free from alkali; grow
anything from alfalfa to orange. This is the
opportunity for the wage Garner to make him
self Independent. Call or write for circulars,
c. NJ. WOOSTER CO., 702 Market St, S. F.
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CLAIRVoYANTS
A
GARLAND.
Worlds greatest clarvoyant. will cause all
things 10 be as you wish and tells full names
and everything you want to know without you
writing word.
Hours-to a.. d. TO p. m.
l445 Fillmore st. near Ellis.
FOR READINGS BY NAIL, SEND 81.
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well attended and pleasant time en-
joyed by all.
o.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. ]. Pattison will
occupy DR.. Carpenters residence IN
Eleventh street south this winter.
O.
Much interest is being taken I'm the
North Dakota Federation OF Women's
Clubs convention, the dates being set
for Oct. 5. s and at Valley City. The
national president. Mrs. Philip N.
Moore OF st. Louis win be present and
also Mrs. o. NJ. GuldIin of Fort Wayne,
Ind, the national chairman OF the
board OF home economies.
O.
Mrs. Jno. Schuman gave a delight
full party Tuesday evening in honor
Of her daughters return from her two
months vacation, where she visited
several points of interest in the east
and west. The decorations were car
ried out tastefully in dainty red and
white. and all the guests pronounced
the fete as grand success.
90
The Island Park Neighborhood club
meets next week with Mrs. Eaton.
o.
Dean Burleson Is having his house,
hold goods shipped to Coscob, Conn.,,
where he has succeeded i'm securing a
delightful domicile. Coscob is only a
snort distance from New York and the
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United Norwegian Lutheran church.
corner Of Roberts street and Fourth
avenue. English services BY Rev. 81.
%. shurson. Of Moorhead, Mimi. al
8 p. m; Sunday school ana Bible caasa
from ~ n to D. m.
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dean says their new residence is ideal,
being built In colonial style a hun
dred years ago and situated on the
sound where there is good salt water
bathing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall are moving
into the opher residence on Ninth
avenue south.
| The marriage OF Miss Maud Riley
OF Fargo and Oscar F. Rustad, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Rustad of Moor
head, MINI, was solemnized Thurs lay
evening at the home OF Rev. Fathe
Guliott Marshall, Mimi. The cerem 10y
was witnessed by intimate friends Of
the contracting parties. Evelyn Ora !.
non, a little niece OF the bride, was
the flower girl. Miss Riley was at
tended by her sister, Miss Mollie
Riley. The best man was Aid. John
Lamb of Moorhead. The gown OF the
bride was Of messaline ae fiois fvcr
white silk, she wore a picture hat in
perfect harmony, and carried bridal
roses. The frock of the bridesmaid
was OF messaline de hois over pink silk,
pink roses. A wedding supper, fol >
i&SWGa NAS ut ANS HoAtEE Vi
tn ebride's sister, Mrs. M. Il. Grannon,
and II was attended by the entire we'd
ding party. Later the happy couple ac-
companied by Mrs. A. ]. Rustad of
Moorhead, Mrs. d. Morrow, Mrs. Dean
Spalding, Fred Rustad and the best
man left 70 st. Paul, where on Friday
morning they attended a wedding
break breakfast rendered the bride and
groom by Byron Massey and It was
served amid elaborate appointments at
the celebrated CARING cafe. After a
short stay in the east. Mr. and Mrs.
Rustad will retun to Moorhead, where
they will temporarily reside at the
home Of the groom, Sixth street south
until their own home is completed,
about Dec. 1. The bride was the re-
cipient OF great many very beauti-
full presents.
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trict--Mrs. J. w. FIshie. Cakes.

Music.
Vice President Fifth Judicial Dis
trict--Mrs. M H. Jewell, Bismarck.
Vice President Seventh Judicial Dis
trict--Mrs. Thos. Casey. Grafton.
Vice President Eighth Judicial Dis
trict--Mrs. L. w. Gammons, Minot
Vice President Ninth Judicial Dis
trict-Mrs. C. A. Leonard, Bottineau.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. A. A.
Davis, Larimore.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. J. H.
Sheppard, Fargo.
General Federation Secretary--Mrs.
III. s. Oliver, Lisbon.
4:90-Auto Ride, given by the COM
mercial club.
Evsnins-s.so O'Clock Tea.
Here friendship lights the fire, and
every heart,
Sure of itself. and sure of all the rest,
Dares to be true, and gladly takes its
In open converse, bringing forth it's
best. Henry VanDylSe.
Greetings from our General Fedora
ton President--Mrs. Philip N. Moore.
Presidents Address--Mrs. N. c..
Young, Fargo
Wednesday, Oct. 6.
s:00--Informal ballot.
9:3O--Music.
Business.
Report of Treasurer-Mrs. c. f.
Amidon, Fargo.
Report Of Auditor-Mrs. Il. B. Page,
Leeds.
1O:15-Report of standing commit
tees:
Civic Improvement - Mrs. Walter
Reed, Armenia.
ParIiamentary-Mrs Andrew Blew
EFT, jamestown.
Badges-Mrs. e. b. Page, Leeds.
Reciprocity-Mrs. q. B. Dullam. Bis
marck.
Legislative-Mrs. e. d. washbourne.
Hope.
Industrial Arts-Mrs. Richard Burke,
Devils Lake.
Muslc-Miss Fanny C. Amidon, VAL
ley City.
Forestry-Mrs. ]. j. Robson, Lang
don.
Library-Mrs. Hattie May, Caselton.
go.
Household Economics-Mrs. w. R.
Purden, Wahpeton.
Reports of special committees:
Press-Mrs. T. A. Boyden.
Tuberculosis, It's Cause and Proven
tion--Mrs. e. p. Quain, Bismarck.
AFternoon--2 O'clock.
Music.
Election OF officers.
Reports of Educational Committee
Mrs. Nellie Evarts, Bismarck.
Music.
Address-The Trend Of Modern Edu-
cation-Mrs. o. N. Guldin. TT. Wayne.
Ind.
Music.
Address-By a prominent educator.
Discussion.
Evening, O'clock.
Complimentary concert and recep-
ton given by the faculty of the state
normal school and conservatory OF
music In the auditorium.
Thursday, Oct. 2.
S:30-Board meeting for appointment
Of standing committees.
9:30--Music.
General federation programme.
Address-Mrs. Philip N Moore, gem
eral federation president (Other gem
eral federation officers will be present
and speak,
Questions and discussions.
Afternoon, O'clock.
Music.
Business.
Presentation of newly elected off,
GERS and committee members.
Music.
Report Of the Sakakawea committee
Mrs. G. r.. Amidon. Fargo.
The third series OF papers on North
Dakota history:
"Abercrombie"--Mr w. 8. Lauder,
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PROGRAMME FOR
WOMEN'S CLUBS
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF NJ. D.
LIBERATION AT VALLEY CITY
OPENS ON OCT. s.

Valley City, N. D., Sept. 1S.--Nexl
month, Oct. s, and Z, the North pa.
kota Federated Women's clubs vii
meet in annual convention in this city
Pre- parations are being made for thei,
entertainment by the seven clubs 4,
the city. Today the local COMMITTEES
have completed their portion OF labor
on the programme for the convention
1t is as follows:
Tuesday Morning, Oct. S.
s:oO-B Board meeting; presentation q
credentials.
l1:OO-Call to order.
Music.
Invocation Rev. willard Crosby
Lyon.
Addresses Of Welcome CowaiI
mayor OF Valley City; A. p. PauIgon
president commercial club; Geo. A.
Mcfarland, president state normal
school; Mrs. John Emerson Feather
stone, for seven federated Wonen's
clEbs OF Valley City.
Response Mrs. Chas. Rathman.
jamestown.
Music.
Afternoon, 2 O'clock.
Music.
Business and appointment OF COM
mittees and telIers.
Reports OF officers:
Vice President at Large--Mrp RI. T.
BolIey Fargo.
Vice President. First Judicial Die
trict-ATrs. J. e. Stevens. Northwood.
Vice President. Second Judicial Dis
trict-Mrs. Clark w. Kelly, Devils
Lake.
Vice President Third Judicial Dis
trict Miss Louise n Reeves, Buxton.
Vice President Fourth judicial Dis
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Mrs. Grace Lincoln Burnam and
son, David, are here visiting friends.
They are the guests OF Mrs. ". Il.
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OF the pastor, will preach In the morn
ing on Elijah at Horeb. Sunday school
at IL, B. Y.sP. u. at Z. At s D. m. DIR.
H. W. Tilden will give his ecture on
Palestine, the Land OF the Book. DIR.
Tilden has recently visited all the i'm
portant places In this wonderful re-
gion, made memorable by the ministry
OF Christ This lecture il the result
of personal observation and is a val
liable contribution to the knowledge OF
Bible truth and narrative. Mrs. A. J.
Stephens win sing.
Gethsemane cathedral, Ninth street
and Second avenue south-Fifteenth
Sunday after Trinity, a. M; celebra-
ton of holy communion, IL a. M;
morning prayer and sermon by the
bishop; evening prayer and sermon Al
o'clock.
st. Marks English Evangelical Lu-
theran church, corner Fourth avenue
and Eighth street north. The Rev. w
s. Ulrich, pastor.--F1fteenth Sunday
after Trinity. Epistle lesson, Gal. VII
vi-10, subject, Sowing and Reaping
Gospel lesson, Matt, wi, 24-34, subject
God or Mammon. Chief service at II
a. m. The sermon will be delivered by
the Rev. c. H. Hemsath of Bethlehem
Pa, representative Of the Porto Rico
mission board of the general council
of the Evangelical Lutheran church In
North America. Sunday school at 81:
a. m. The Rev. Worth Of Pittsburg,
Pa, win address the school. Luther
league, 7:15 p. m, vespers at D. m,
at which time Pastor Hemsath viii
present his cause. The work in Porto
Rico and its Needs. A cordial welcome
to all the above services.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Herbert @. Leonard, minister
Morning worship and sermon 1880.
subject, The Tragedy OF Fffty-five.
Evening worship and sermon, s, sub
ject, The Social Element in Religion.
Glass meeting 9:45 a. M; Sunday
school and Bible classes 12; Epworth
league q: 100; mid-week service OF pray
er and praise, Wednesday evening.
Christian church, Aaker's hail.
Bible school 10 o'clock. G. f. Green
wood, superintendent. Preaching at Ii
o'clock by F. B. Sapp subject, Our Cen
tennial Aims. At o'clock in the
evening the young people will conduct
a prayer service to be followed by r.
|ganizing Christian Endeavor society.
Preaching at o'clock by the minister.
Special music. All are invited.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Services at 10:45 a. m, Unitarian
church, corner Second avenue and
Ninth street south. Subject, Matter
Sunday school at 10; Wednesday
evening meeting at 7:45.
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wv. and Mehitable BramhalI 1ady of
Dryden. New York. Funeral from the
late residence In Dryden.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. wv. j. Hammond have
returned from a Minnesota state fair
visit.
| Mrs. p. M Grice and daughter,
Katherine. who have been visiting
friends in the east at Niagara Falls
and other places Of interest, have re-
turned TO the city.
-@-
Harry Dodge. the genial clerk at
the Gardner. returned Thursday ar
ter two weeks vacation trip which
he spent in Marshfield, wis. Milwau-
kee and Chicago. Mr.. Dodge states
that Mrs. Dodge did not return with
him but remained for visit with his
mother at Marshfield.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry KIinsman Of
south Sixth street welcomed a little
girl to their home on Tuesday
O.
Kent barrow has returned from a
pleasant summers vacation In Europe.
He enjoyed the trip and will cave In
a few days for Johns Hopkins uni
versity at Baltimore, where he will
take mp his medical course.
O.
Mrs. H. III. Wheelock and Miss Kath-
crime expect to sail from New York
Sept. rs on the Red Star s. S., Zeal
and.
o.
Louis d. Spafrord, formerly OF The
Forum, now OF The Miles city Jour-
nal, is greeting old time Fargo friends.
He ran down for little vacation and
reports that dear Montana is de-
lightful country
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Barnes returned
Wednesday from visit at Senator
Talcotts farm.
Mrs. Hector Barnes left Thursday for
Grand Forks.
Mrs. C. E. Green OF this city left
Friday for Tampico, Ill.,, where
she will spend some time visiting
friends and relatives.
"a
AIRS. b. M. barrow went to Bis
marck on Wednesday in the interests
of the library commission.
/ o.
DR.. and Mrs. r. W. Durham are re-
joicing in the arrival OF a little daugh-
ter.
| The Arts and Crafts held their first
meeting this afternoon at the Y, w.
G. A. club rooms.
Mrs. T.. A. Kedney has taken apart
ments at the Mcintyre while awaiting
the completion of her Island park
residence.
DIR, and Mrs. T. H. Sherman enter
tanned at dinner on Friday evening.
Covers were laid for eight and the
repast was followed by a rubber OF
bridge.
Miss Cordelia Davidson Of Island
Park, entertained on Thursday after
noon with a thimble bee, with Miss
Vivien Stewart, of Bismarck, as honor
guest Miss Alta Ashelman as best
guesser carried home tie dainty
hand painted prize.
o.
Mrs. q. F. Hamilton and baby Of
Hunter who were the guests OF Mrs.
w. H. Shure, left Monday for Sank
Centre, MINI, to visit relatives.
o.
Mrs. Daisy Croker OF Los Angeles,
arrived in Fargo Friday and will be
the guest OF Mrs. q. A. Perry for the
next ten days.
The Coterie club held business
meeting Tuesday evening at Prizes
hall and the following officers were
chosen: President. w. r. Porterfield;
vice president. Mrs. Clarence Follett;
secretary, Charles Rogers, and treas
urer, Philip Server.
t rf5 %
The social given by the ladies of the
First Presbyterian church on Tuesday
afternoon In the church parlors was
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First Baptist church, Rev. iii. W..
TiIden. p. ri, Of Pierre. .. ID, brother
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chrlstlan soIenee Leeture.

First Church of Christ Scientist.
Fargo, N. D., announces a public lee
ture on Christian Science by Prof.
Hermann S. Herring, c. S. b., Of Con-
cord, N. H. member OF the Christians
Science Board OF Lectureship OF the
Mother church, the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. Tues
day evening, Sept, 81. 1909, at S:15, in
the operahouse. All seats free.
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