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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08

Results of yesterdays soccer games:
Independents 3, Albion Rovers 2.
San Francisco 2, Burns 2.
Vampires 6, Building Trades 2.
Thistles failed to appear against
Hornets at San Mateo.
BY their failure to appear at the San
Mateo grounds yesterday the Thistles
practically dropped from the running
for the league championship The
Hornets, which the Scots were sched-
uled to meet, were on hand, but the
other side failed TO put in an appear
ance. The referee declared the grounds
playable. so the game will in all prob
ability be awarded to the Hornets
The Vampires had an easy time dis
posing Of the Building Trades at the
Alameda grounds, and in the second
half the contest developed into a joke.
1t was to at half time, but in the
second period the Vanps proved their
superiority by playing rings around the
Builders.
The Independents returned TO form
and took fall out of the Albion RoverS
at the Presidio athletic grounds The
final score was 8 10 and was a fair
reflex of the play
The San Franciscos and Burns VOL
lowed in the mud at Freeman's park
for 10 minutes. the regular time being
cut on account of the going. 1t was an
even break at half time, both teams
having scored one goal. The second
half was laughable, as the ground had
been broken up to such an extent that
the players could not hold their feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
CARMEL IS BEATEN
BY MELR0SE
BELLE
Clever Greyhound Wins Maiden
Victory From Fast Field at
IngIeSide Park

Melrose Belle. trained by Edward
Preston and heavily backed from to
l down to to 5: took the measure OF
Carmel. Jerry O'Shea's entry. in the
final of the class stake at the Ingleside
coursing park yesterday. The winner
led all the way and never left the re-
suit in doubt. 1t was the first stake
that Melrose Belle has won. and those
who followed her made a cleanup as a
result.
The Stockton greyhound. Mr.. Lon
jers, finished in third place after run
way in the first round, and The Crowd
in the next round. Carmel sent the up
country dog to his kennel In the third
round after close run
In the unfinished open stake Myrtle
showed to advantage, and won all the
way. She took the measure Of the
eastern greyhound. Anna Belle. IN the
final in easy fashion. The open stake
was LEFT unfinished after one round was
run. The results of the races follow:
Open stake first round-Theodore Bell beat
Princess Trixie; White Rogue beat Bon Ami;
Hollywood beat Shaun 0'Farrell; Ironhouse beat
Ineeda; Best Turkey beat Eagle Rock; Aeung
Pasha beat Heber: Third Rail beat Ottawa; Sc
quota beat Ocean Boy; The Mint beat Wing En-;
Leading Lady beat Agile Squirt; Wild Bug beat
Paso Robes; Star Pointer beat Red Lear
Sangerman heat Orby: Wild Bill beat Conductor
Galfemore beat Miss Emily: Burton bye, Oid
Peach withdrawn: unfinished
Glass stake urst round-Rear Admiral beat
Gold Musk: Jack Kevelin beat Mainstay; Carmel
beat Roman Money; Golden Rule beat wildwood;
sfr. LenJers beat Speedway; The crowd beat
Royal Gold: Cheyenne beat Turkeys Best The
Rowdy beat Tralee's Lad; Georgetown beat Lady
Kelp; Melrose Belle beat Go Ashore; Tralee 5
Best beat The Governor; Walla Walla beat The
Battler.
Second round-CarmeI a bye. Admiral with
drawn; Golden Rule beat Jack keyelin; Mr.
Lonjers beat The Crowd; The Rowdy beat Chey-
enne; Melrose Belle beat Georgetown; Tralee $
Best beat Walla Walla.
Third round-Carmel beat Jack Kevelin; Mr..
Lonjers beat The Rowdy; MelrOse Belle beat
Tralees Best.
Fourth round-CarmeI beat Mr. Lonjers; Mel
rose Belle a bye.
FinaI-Nfelrose Belle beat Carmel.
Unfinished stake. third round-ColOnel North a
bye The Widow withdrawn: Pongenie beat Sis
ter: Bright Flower beat Merry Widow Myrtle
beat Crystal Anna Belle beat Race King.
Fourth round--Pongenie beat Colonel North;
Myrtle beat Bright Flower: Anna Belle bye.
Fifth round-Anna Belle beat Pongenie; Myr-
tie q bye.
Final-Myrtle beat Anna Belle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
TWO MORE RUNNERS
ENTER FOR THE
MARATHON
Seven Men Billed to Start on
the Long Journey Next
Wednesday Night

That interest in the Marathon race
which viii take place at the Coliseum
Wednesday evening is on the increase
is evidenced by the fact that Promoter
Tim McGrath received two more entries
last night. The latest hikers to get in
the game are Lester BARLOW, who was
recently connected with the wireless
product OF County Limerick ireland.
Both men will start training this morn
ing.
There are now seven on the list
Soldier king. Miller, Stanlay, Hills,
Garcia and the recent arrivals. Nc
Grath believes that this number is
enough to hold him for a while. and
last night he closed his entry list to
all asplrants save Dorando, Hayes and
LOngboat
Little is known of Barlow and King
outside OF the fact that both are husky
looking athletes and very willing to
take a chance at the latest craze in
the world OF sport. Barlow claims to
have done lot OF long distance run
ming in the north, and is apparently
confident that he can hold his own with
any OF the local mixers.
Gleason is a protege of Finnie, the
hackman, who has been working the
little Celt behind one of his vehicles in
the park on dark nights, so that no
enemy could possibly steal him. Finnie
vows that Gleason ran two of his best
horsse off their feet Saturday night.
ana ne lUlmeutatclE ucCidTeu his man
a candidate for Marathon honors.
AS the coming event is the first of
its kind ever attempted in this city it
is creating a deal of interest among
the lovers of all sorts of sport 1t Is
game for the fair sex well as the
sterner fans, and McGrath and his asso-
ciates expect that several hundred
women will be there to cheer the run
ners on their way when the crack of
the pistol is heard.
If the event proves success the men
who are promoting it figure on match
ing the winner and possibly the second
place man against Con Connolly, who
is acknowledged to be the star per-
former of all local distance runners.
and should Connolly prove the wonder
that he is touted he will have a chance
to match his skill against Longboat
or HAYES soon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
WHITE SEEKS MATCH WITH NELSON
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Jabez White,
the dapper lightweight champion of
England, is here in pursuit of Battling
Nelson. He comes specifically under
contract in another line but he is more
than eager to meet the Dane and will
go to all reasonable lengths in forcing
the matter White is with his man
ager, Thomas Pritchard- They ar
rived today on the Celtic and lost no
time in making known that what the
most desired was a go with Nelson-133
pounds at the ringside or at 3 o'clock
on the afternoon OF the day of the mill,
eft any time suitable to the Dane, be-
fore any reputable athletic club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. THE much
talked of motor speedway in Indian
apolis. to vie with the Vanderbilt and
Savannah courses in attracting the
worlds prominent automobile races,
dfanapolis motor speedway company,
Centralized at $3.50, 900. filed articles OF
INCORPORATION. The track will be four
and half miles from the center of the
eitv and reached by train and trolley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
Weeks Riding HOnors Are
Well Distributed

The riding honors of the last week at
Emeryville were well distributed be-
tween Jockeys keogh. Mentry, Scoville,
Butler, Gilbert, Ross and Mccarthy. The
first named trio tied for first place with
five winners each, and the other four
booted in three each. The record of the
week in detail was as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
s,cN roR TEN ROUND WILL

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Sam Phil
Tins OF New Orleans and Dave Barry
~ Chicago have signed an agreement
70 fight a 10 round bout on the night of
FEBRUARY Is before the Southern ath-
letic club OF this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
Arcadia Selections

First raee-AzO, Empire Expedi-
fiOn. VII DerechO-
Second race. vi. Barr. Charles
Fox, MeItOndnIe.
Third race - HaIket, GraRde
Dame. Director.
Fourth race - Calves, Bemny.
Financier.
Fifth race. w. Burt, Ander-
son, Elizabeth +.
sixth race-Miss Naomi, OtiIO,
Homeless.
Seventh race-The BorEian, sink
Spring, Kerry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
CHANCE WILL RETURN EAST
ISpeciol Dispotch TO The Call

LOS ANGELES. Feb. Frank Chance
and President Murphy or the Chicago
National league team have come to
terms ard Chance will return to Chi
cago wednesday. All the differences
have been settled, 1t is stated and the
captain and the president have resumed
amicable relations.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
ENTERS HUNDRED MILE RACE

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. George
Robinson. winner Of the Vanderbilt
Gun race. the Fairmont park race and
holder OF the worlds record for "a
hours racing. has entered the 100 mile
and other stock car races to be run by
the New Orleans automobile club Feb
r1lary 20. 81 and %. He viii drive a
"a horsepower car which was raced at
Savannah last fall and holds the %
hour record of LII miles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
WINS SKI CHAMPIONSHIP

EAU CLAIRE. Wis, Feb. John
Evanson of Duluth is again national
Ski champion. He won the big profess
sionaI run of the National ski associ-
affon today. His two jumps in the
Championship run were lis and III feet.
He Jumped i35 feet in a long distance
funan. but fell,
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
Hildreth Maintains Lead
in Winning Owners

F. A. Forsythe is only about $4,000
behind S. C. Hildreth, the leader in the
winning owners list for the Emeryville
meeting. High Private's Palace Hotel
handicap victory put Forsythe over the
500 900 mark. The list of the 40 owners
whose winnings exceed $500 is as fol-
lows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
nRyAN NOT INJURED

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb. vii
liam J. Bryan empbaticaliy denied today
the report that he was injured in an
aIfomobile accident near Tarpon
SDrings Bryan was met here by his
cousin, William S. Jennings. and taken
70 his homa
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08

The records of the boys who have rid
den at least one winner since the open
ing of the season now stand as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
Soccer Players Battle on
Very Muddy Grounds
By Bob Shand

Results of yesterdays soccer games
Independents 8, Albion Rovers 2.
San Francisco 2, Burns 2.
P,,f1d;po Trades
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scheduled for next Sunday at Laurel
has been converted into q picnic to be
held Saturday, July 5. at Ferguson,
and everybody is invited to attend.
Rev. C. L. Hammond, former pastor
Of the Congreg ational church here, Is
now pastor OF the church OF the same
denomination at Curtis, Neb. Mrs.
Hammond has been in Iowa for the
past month helping to care for her
mother, Mrs. James Freeland, OF Mon
tour, during her illness. and who died
last week Wednesday. Mrs. Ham
mond returned to her home In Nebras-
ka soon after the funeral
Last Sunday was memorial day with
the Odd Fellow fraternity OF this place,
and Dden lodge marched out to the
deceased brethren.
A meeting for men only will be held
at the Congregational church next
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. under
the auspices of DR.. Mueller and others
from Marshalltown.
The program for childrens day at
the NJ. e. church next Sunday evening
Is as follows:
Organ voluntary; song, Full of
Music school; invocation. by pastor:
song, Happy Greeting" Miss Ackley's
class; recitation. Martha Darrah; song.
little members of the primary class
recitation. Dorothy Stansberry: song.
Little Rose Maidens." nine girls: song,
Blossom Bells" school: vocal solo,
Andra Rogers: letter exercise. primary
class; duett. Elma Van DE Venter and
Ruth Stansberry: song. "A Cluster OF
Clover" eleven girls; vocal solo. Mabel
Corrick: recitation. Cecil Davis; song.
Beautiful Day" Mrs Smiths class;
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TIMEs.REPusLlcAN coRREsPoN.
DENTS COVER THE LOCAL
FIELD VERY FULLY.
EDITOR RoBEv SELLS
THE NEWS OF RHODES
Liscomb Odd Fellows Memorial, Post.
poned From Last Sunday, to Be Held
Next sunday-LaursI Sunday School
Convention Converted Into Picnic for
July 8, at Ferguson.

The county field is very fully covered
by Times-Republican correspondents
this week. Farmers have been making
good use OF the time In their fields.
Liscomb Odd Fellows postponed
their memorial services from last Sum
day until next Sunday expecting to
hear Evangelist Sunday preach at
Union on the former date.
Editor Robey has sold his Rhodes
News to Glen Tripplet, of Melbourne.
The sunday school convention to
have been held at Laurel next Sunday
will be transformed into picnic, to
be held July 8, at Ferguson.
Other news of the county follows:
LISCoMB.
June 24-Dr. Marble, who, with his
family is visiting friends and relatives
Mscomb Friday and took his auto back
with him.
Edgar A. Trip returned to his home
at Round Lake. Mimi, "Wednesday, af-
ter pleasant visit Of a week with old
friends and neighbors here.
Mrs. Bina Thurber and son George
are spending the week with Mrs.
Thurber's sister. Mrs. Henry Jansen,
of Des Moines.
L. II. Smith and wife and Ed Trip
visited the Henry Wiley family near
Grundy Center Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie DERRICK Baker. of
Wichita, KAN, was the guest of Mrs.
Lyman Schryver for few days, 60
ing from here to Illinois Grove, where
she will visit niece. and then go on
to Storm Lake for a stay with her
parents.
DR.. Penf1eld ard daughter Of Con-
rad. were in attendance at the Starks
funeral Friday.
Jay Gould took a number Of base
witness game between that town and
Charles City.
On account of report current that
Billy Sunday would be in Union Sun
day. the goth, the Odd Fellows me-
mortal. was postponed one week. The
services will be held Sunday next at
the Christian church. The address will
be given by Rev. George Biersborn,
and a local male quartet will furnish
appropriate music for the occasion.
Dick johnson and sister. Mrs. Clint
Early, went to Rolfe the. first of the
week on business.
While the people were gathering
Tuesday evening to attend the Riers-
bofn-Bixby wedding at the church. the
horse driven by Mr. Fred Elliott be-
came frightened at an automobile and
in plunging threw Mr.. Elliott from the
rig. His wife jumped and sustained Sc
we're bruises but no broken bones. it
is thought.
Mrs. J. L. Meade, of Mason City, ar
rived Tuesday to assist in the pre-
nuptial festivities of Miss Bixby and
to attend the wedding in the evening.
Mrs. Meade will remain for visit
with friends for a few days.
Miss Louise Durham was initiated
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recitation. Floyd Stansberry: vocal
solo, Harold Smith; recitation. Elena
Van De venter; Offering; song, Joy
Bringers." school.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will serve dinner at
the G. v. A. hall Tuesday. June 20.
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into the mysteries OF tho Rebekah
lodge Friday evening.
Miss Helen Grey OF Odebolt was in
town this week Waiting her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Scott, and cousins. Mrs. Burl1-
hart, Elliott and O,Brien, near this
village. Miss Grey has pust finished
a course in tho Cedar Rapids schools
and with a party OF friends will visit
the west during the summer.
Bert Smith and family OF Union en-
joyed the picnic In the woods here
Thursday.
were in town Friday to attend the flu
neral Of John Starks, and remained fer
q short visit with Mr.. Smiths sister,
Mrs. H. M. Green.
B. A. Beeson and wife were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Smith, Sun
day
Mrs. D. T. Parnell is visiting her
daughter and other friends in Ames
this week.
The fund for the new Reformed
church is rapidly growing. Two gentle
men when presented the subscription
paper signed $1,000 each for the work,
which gladdened the heart of Rev Mr.
Boomershine immeasurably.
Mr.. and Mrs Oviatt of Marshalltown
were in Liscomb Sunday. Mrs. Oviatt
is recovering from severe illness and
is staying for week with Mrs. Henry
Green. hoping to gain benefit by way
Of the fresh air and good things the
country affords.
Young John Este of Sigourney was
the guest Of Eugene Robbins Sunday.
Alfred Spoor OF Eylsian, Mimi. is
paying visit to his daughter Mrs.
John Scott. Mr.. Spoor has been at
tending G. A. r. meeting and is on
his way home.
Dorothy and Helen Kersey OF Mar
shalltown are spending a week with
their grandmother, Mrs. N. A. Middle
ton.
Mrs. Abb Elliott, who has been stay
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Carter, in
western Iowa for several months, Is
visiting Mrs. L. H. Smith. Mrs. Ell
lott expects to go to Wichita the latter
part of the summer to make her home
with Mrs. Will Painter another daugh-
ter.
Ed Dillon and wife of Beaman We're
the guests of Frank Dillon and family
here Sunday.
Mrs. M. E. Beatty visited the county
seat Wednesday.
Mrs. Madole, who is staying with her
daughter, Mrs. Jess Meekins. was given
a post card shower Wednesday, In
honor of her birthday
The little son of Henry Norman
who was so dangerously Ill of pneu
monia that his life was despaired of, is
recovering his usual health.
Misses Sadie Jones, Rose Lincoln
Mrs. Minnie e. Lincoln and Emma
Clark came up from Marshalltown in
| L. II. Smiths auto Tuesday, to be pres
ent at the party at Mrs. Bueghlys. The
party were in attendance at the county
normal.
Miss Bessie Moore, who has beer
visiting relatives and friends in an6
| near Liscomb for a week, returned tt
Des Moines Saturday.
Mrs. Mershon is able to walk by the
aid of crutch. She fell recently ant
! broke a small bone IN her leg.
Mrs. L. C. Biersborn goes to Brain.
ard, Mimi, today, for a visit with hel
daughter. Mrs. Herbert Hitch.
| F. G. Nichols and family visited il
Green Mountain Sunday.
j. G. Scott drove to Marshalltowr
| Tuesday and brought up the furniture
| which was presented Mr.. and Mrs
George Biersborn as wedding gift.
| Sanford Collins has purchased new
Automobile.
STATE CENTER.
/ Iune 24-Mayor and Mrs Alex Doh
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ONE GENT a WORD

and pool tables. billiard and bowling
supplies. We lead In cheap prices. Tho
Brunswick Bake Collender Company.
Marshalltown, Iowa.
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Wanted-Any intelligent person may
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers; experience unnecessary
Send for particulars. Press Syndicate
S2S, Lockport, N. Y.
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WASHINGTON LANDS.

For Saie--Ten acre fruit ranch in
Yakima Valley. Wash; six acres bear
ing apples, pears. peaches, two and
one-hah acres young trees. one and
one half alfalfa Good house, etc. Per-
petual government water right. Two
and one-half miles from town: $500.
half cash. balance easy. Charles r.
Arnold. Granger. Wash.
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MAKrErrA.

MARIETTA.
June 2i.--Mrs. John Shewa1tef, %
Imperial. Neb.. came Thursday TO visle
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Brad-
dock, and her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Dawson.
</~nu.t~,,.a - ~. - rr-- Z 7-'-- a
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g ing w l.. Merrick, Dakota State Bank.
0 LeBeau. S. D.
100 FARMS AND RANCHES

ranging in size from SO to $500 acres
and in price from SIG to $40 per acre,
all located in the corn and alfalfa belt
of South Dakota. Send for free books
let on Brule county. j. A. Stransky,
Pukwana. S. u.
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Clothing
SALE

Why not take advantage Of
the bargains we are offering
and select one of our handsome
suits at big saving in price.
There are only a few days left
Of our June Clothing Sale and
now is the time to get your 18th
Of July clothing. We still
have a large variety of patterns
and models and we guaranteed
our garments to fit perfectly|
and are made from the best
materials. All our mems suits
that have sold all season for
$500 $3.50 $4,000 $27.5O|
No1u $3.50
SIS, $3.50 suits now $19.45|
$50, SIS, suits now 1885,
SIS, $3.50 suits now 9.45|
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WANTED.

Wanted-Roomers at Leland hotel
Wanted-Responslble man to take
lease on fiat of six rooms in desirable
locality. Present tenant must leave
town. Address ID "a, care T-R
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For Salo-A scholarship in the In
ternational Correspondence school OF
Scranton. Address III -21" care T.-R.
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Wanted-I have $500 acres OF hay
land which 1 want to hire some one to
cut, stack, and press. I want to pay
so much ton to have the work done.
Give price in your first letter None
but parties that have the machinery to
do the work will need apply. C. Z. Cum
hus, Cresbard. S. d.
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THE FAMOUS BIG HORN BASIN
COLORADO LANDS.

For sale. seven thousand acres in I4o-
gan county. part under ditch. SIS
acre.
Four thousand eight hundred acres
in Weld county at s15 per acre. Milt
Warmer. Boulder. Colo.
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For SaIe-A first-class ten horse
power motor. d, c. 500 volt. Operated
our cid press, but new press required
larger motor. Times Republican.
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STATE CENTER.

June 24.-Mayor and Mrs. Alex. Dob
bin and Miss Vena Bishop were at
Grinnell last week attending the COM
mencement exercises of Iowa College.
Their daughter ind cousin, Miss
Martha Dobbin. received the degree Of
bachelor of arts. and in a class of
ninety-seven graduates was one Of the
fourteen members OF her class. who
were elected to the Phi Beta Kappa,
an organization whose members are
chosen because Of their high scholar
ship. The only schools in this state
having chapters of the Phi Beta Kappa
are Grinnell and the state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alberta Maynard, of
Belle Plaine, spent Sunday visiting
friends and relatives here.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Malloy Monday, June 81.
Miss Lille and Elsie Keunecke left
today for Philadelphia. to spend the
summer with their sister, Mrs. Rosa
Loster.
Mrs. George Missildine and little
daughter, Of Galva, are visiting at the
e. r. Wyatt home.
W. 2. Lynn. of Oakville. spent few
days last week visiting his brother, T.
L. Lynn.
Paul Zahendt, of E;mmettsburg. spent
Sunday here visiting friends. He is
well pleased with his new position at
that place.
J. B. Matson returned to his home at
Spirit Lake after a short visit with
friends and relatives here.
Glffert Gutekunst left Sunday morn
ing for short visit in Dexter. Mich.
Mrs.sW. w. Mellows and son George
left Monday morning for Fremont and
Cedar Bluffs, Neb., for a short visit
with relatives
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ST. ANTHoNY


June 24-William Schaper shipped
two cars of stock to Chicago last week.
Rev. Mr. Coleman and wife COM
menced holding revival meetings at the
M. p. church last Friday and will con-
tinue over next Sunday. Rev. D. B.
Lurney came up Tuesday and will as
sist in the meetings.
The Christian church children's day
exercises were we'll attended and a nice
program was rendered.
Several OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Keopple's friends got up q surprise on
Mrs. Keopple. in honor OF her birthday.
and enjoyed good time.
Corn Is coming into st. Anthony at
8 !::=e:y Tate. Farmers have concluded
to let go OF their old crop.
J. A. Bryan and William LaPlant left
for North Dakota wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur vanOrsdel, OF
Eldora, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. H. G
vanOrsdel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coppersmith,
Of Newton, were in st. Anthony Sun
day.
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EGGS AND POULTRY.

For Sale-Baby chicks cents each
Eggs for Matching 81 per 100. Ship
anywhere. Safe arrival guaranteed
Culver Poultry Farm, Benson. Neb,