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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-12-31
sethell House Dance.

That mos brilliant Of Christmas
events. the Bethel House ball, was
z5ven Tuesday evening Il The popular
aostelrE by the young men Of the city.
and was largely attended many out
ofEown geusLs being present in add
t5oD 10 the entire social eo1eTie Of Co
Iu1 5ia Inspiring dance music vas
rendered By an Italian hand q six
Pieces from Nashville. and 10 the zee
sma hours the light fantastic toe vas
t-ipped by handsome gaIlants and
beautiful bellies TIE ball roo1 was
handsomely decorated il yuletide col
o7s and was Illuminated by myriad
electric lights. Frzppe and other
light refreshments were served
Among the chaperones we're: Dr.. and
Mrs W. B. Capers. Mr.. and Mrs Robt-
Mckinney. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Coch-
-ane. MI and Mrs Eugene Long, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Frisrson. Jr- Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Gamble and Mrs Mary
D. Warneld
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In prOfusion- These with white mar.
cisse and burning tapers combined 70
produce . charming effect Miss LII
Gle Burnett, cousin Of the bride, pre-
sided at the piano. playing the Men
delssohn wedding March for the En-
trance Of the bridal couple.
The bride To-e : becoming blue
tailored suit with hat TO match Many
handsome gifts attest the esteem In
which the young couple are held In
medistely after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Owen left for Florence and Shelf
field Upon their return they ~in re-
side With the brides parents.
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Play at NeapoliS

SIX Sha-ps one Flat was PLAYED
q The Neapolis school on the Nash
viiie pike Tuesday. Dec. 2Ist
Those taking a part we're Misses
Mary and Laura Arnistead. Cora Carr.
Myrtle Wilsford- Edna Cathey, Bertha
Roddy Enc Smith. Sinmie Lee
Moo0e- Hattie Lee Pipkin and Nessrs.
Tem Butts. FIournoy Wilsford, Tom
Catbey. Macon Green. Eddie McAfes
and D J. Whitney. The program vas
a success and EiIl Be repeated Thurs-
dav, Dec 50.
The proceeds Of the first perform
ance vii so to the improvement OF
the school. while that OF the second
vii be given TO the NJ z church Of
that community.
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Stag Dinner.
Judge VI 3 Turner ~ss the honor
guest at an elegantly appointed stag
dinner given Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs Frank Everett al heir hos
pitable " Sixth street home. The
dining room was elaboratelS decorated
with everTeens and cut flowers W
c. Salmon vas the master Of ceremon-
MES, and lively and enjoyable even
ing vas spent The guest list mum
bered only . few intimate friends. the
following being present: W B Tur-
ner. " c. salmon Joe BrOFnIow.
F7em Thomas, Ewing Ramon Henry
Porter, Judge Sam Holding An ele-
CANT seven-course dinner vas served.
with . monster turkey as the piece de
resistance
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v.ndereI, s.uoent cempllmentse.

Christmas evening Mr.. Frank D.
Lander. Sr, entertained a. a dinner
Farty il honor OF his son. Frank d.
Lander. Jr- . Vanderbilt student who
is spending the holidays with his
father here al the Hotel Hattiesbarg
The menu was elaborate, suggest
ing throughout the Christmas season.
and covers we're laid for Mr. and
Mrs Z r Farrell, Miss Josie Frazier.
Miss Katie L Allen. M Percy H
Blake and Nr. Prank D. Lander, Jr-
Of Nashville--Hztriesburg News. Dec
9TH
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sarts 20 Entertalnment.

Closing the fan tern o. the Santa
Fe High School. one Of the most en-
joya5le entertainments Of the season
vas rendered Thursday evening The
UslLs had been vel trained under
tie gersunal supervision Of the prin-
drz,. Prot. W D Murray and aeqEit-
TED themselves With great credit The
p-uEran consisted Of songs, instru-
mental music, recitstiOls and the rem
airson Of the play Our Awful Aunt /"
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Rec tai at Glendale

Quite Al enjoyable recital vas given
Thursday evening 81 Glendale Train
IL school D. the pupils in music and
sSioz- Prot Leroy Reynolds IS
tie e5cient principal Of this school.
While expression is taught By Mrs-
Reynolds and music By Miss Eliza
beth ThouAz A delightful program
vas givsE-
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Ne, -Iaht Entsrtains

Mss Flora Hight entertained Al in
rer S-15zy Al her country home a
Lc-. Ire following invited guests De
M resent Kisses Leila FTisrson,
Rss=cca SreF henson Mz5le Stephen
s5r gessrs Theo5ors Stephenson.
u- =dsoe Brown. Porter FTierSon
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vtss lar EaterzsinS

49, Katie 3 Hart entertained .
r. girl friends Saturday az dinner
in -1-or ii her house guest. Mss Jol-
Iy. c. Louisville. Ry- Mss Hart also
e-.s--2i1ei AZ luncheon Sunday IN
5c-l- q Mss Jolly, the following
friends being present Mss Jolly.
MIS- Lila Tollsy. Messrs- Eubry
Ste-ze1sc1 and RO5L Hart
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Married. in Russies

Two Christmas marriages while
se4.e5 N baggies Eere those OF Miss
JAMIE Allen and Fred Crawford and
Mss SaIlie Sue Lofrin and Osey
BaEz7. the oEciant in both instances
beiuE Rev W 7 Ussery Miss Allen
an " CRAWFORD we're married Sat
ar5ay afternoon Al 4 O'Clock Miss
Lot.51 and M Bailey Eere married
Sunday morning
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Deuton-Wesson.


On Thursday afternoon, Dec 25rd
At $50 O'Clock. the marriage OF Miss
Blanche Wesson. second daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Wesson. Of West
End. and Mr. HAYES c. Denton, Of
Glendale. Tenn was quietly solen-
nized at The home Of the brides pa
rents Promptly at the appointed
hour, the couple, 10 he strains Of the
Wedding march. rendered by Miss Kate
Shields, entered the parlor and stood
beneath a beautiful canopy Of White
ard green where simple but in
prassive ceremony vas said By Rev.
Wright Of Culleoka- The bride was
attirad in q becoming tailored gowr
CT gray With accessories 20 match.
Immediately after the ceremony the
connany was served with 3 luncheon
bv the sisters Of the bride. assisted
bv Miss Matte TomIinson. after which
the bridal rarity left for Glendale,
where they win be received by host
Of friends, and where they viii make
their future home. Mrs Denton Is .
Young woman Of inestimable qualities
Mr.. Denton, an energetic and popu-
lar young farmer.
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seaara.espuaaer.

A quiet but pretty Wedding which
united the lives Of Miss Bette Digger
and Mr. James sezgrayes, vas SOL
enniIed IL the presence OF friends and
relatives al $40 O'Clock Thursday.
Dec 2srd, AZ the home Of the brides
parents. M. and Mrs T J. Digger.
Cable Digger. sister OF the bride. and
Mr. walter Thurman. Miss Fannie
Foster and Mr.. Amos Digger we're the
attendants The bride vas attired in
= most becoming travelling suit OF blue
With hat and gloves 70 match She is
quite a pretty and attractive Young
lady Of the StiversviIle neighborhood.
where having sPsut her girlhood days.
has ron for her mony tue friends BY
her sweet disposition and lovely char
acter. Mr.. SseErzves Is an aspiring
and prosperous farmer o. BrOadvieE-
They we're recipients Of many beauti-
ful presents
Immediately after the ceremony Nj
sr8 Mrs. SezE7zyss lssS for Nashville
md I'll Be al home near Broadview
afte- Jan lst
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Our Turner Special 20 cent Coffee
has 10 equal when ii cones 70 quality
Stands as high as Coffee that costs a
half more per pound
2s-r z. P. TURNER
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Mrs. Ely ErtsrtainA

Ms Ben Ply entertained AZ Al ele
CANT dinner wednesday n ho1or of
Miss Clara Craig Several trisnds
froz iozr vere invited. but owing 70
the Indictment weather several vers
disappointed II 70; getting TO 90.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. petri Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs 7. c. Petri Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs 7 c. Petri entertained
sixty guests last night a their home
On Belmont avenue in celebration Of
the crystal anniversary Of their we'd
ding
Mr.. and Mrs. Petri were assisted in
entertaining BY Mr. and Mrs William
Barker. Of Columbia. Mrs J. A Bas-
kerville. Mrs James ROYAL Misses
Katherine Hard DAISY and Margaret
Simpson and Sue johnson
The reception rooms were decorated
xith aplms. ferns and gift flowers Of
red carnations
IL the dining room where elaborate
refreshments were served. the table
vas covered with a cloth Of Mexican
drawn work. and had for q central
ornament. 3 vase OF white carnations
and ferns Crystal and silver CON-
uotes were filed with uiuts and con-
feetions. Frappe vas served By Miss
Cora Hager.
During the evening > musical FRO /
-ramme was rendered b. Prof Beatty /
Mrs. Petri wore q gown Of cd rose
silk. With sleeves and Yoke Of Irish
ace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petri received large
Collection Of gifts.-NashviIle Amer
an
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,-.- Heuss Party.

Fs- Tac-ss and Mss EliEa BSIlzn-
r. 4 C1lleoka- attended = house
~, Al Mss Aileae SherriIl's a Del
oss Tenn
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o~en-Adkisson.
A pretty and simple wedding was
soIennized Saturday afternoon AZ )
O'Clock. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Abb Adkisson on Ninth street uniting
their daughter. Louise. TO Mr. Leland
Paul Owen
The ceremony, which was witnessed
bv only a few friends. was performed
bv DR.. Athey. pastor Of the Baptist
church. The decorations Of the house
we're suggestive of the Christmas seas
on. holly. vines and ferns being used
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Married at the home Of the bride 5
parents IN Parsons Bend, Robert Roy
H0user 70 Miss Katie Harlan Elder
r G. SoweII Officiating The groom is
promising young farmer. only son
Of M and Ms Robert Houser. and
TIE bride is the eldest daughter Of M
ard Ms James Harlan. both belong
Ing to prominent families and having
many friends who ~ish them Z happy
life
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snF,hsurrs


4 pretty home wedding Of vide 50
izI interest. vas that q Mss Maud
Burns and Dr. William T. Smith, q
Tifton- Ca which vas solennized
Wednesday aff=rn0-oa al 3.45 o'clock
at OAK Lawn the elegant country
home Of The brides parents M. and
Mrs. John n Burns
Witnessing the ceremony we're the
neighborhood friends Of The bride. and
many out-ot-tozn guests from Geor-
GA Columbia and elsewhere
Ire Burns home had been beautt
fully decorated throughout With mis-
tleioe. holly and Southern snilzI- and
~as lighted Nth candles. The atten-
dznts we're Misses Elua and Nay
Burns sisters Of the bride. Mamie Bill
and Katie B Hart. and they entered
from the east parlor. Misses Elna
Burns and Mamie Hill coming first
The bride entered upon the arm o.
her brother. J. Ross Burns. By whom
she was given in marriage, ard Ess
joined n the altar b. the groom. vho
had entered from The hall Accom-
panied By his best man, R D. Smith.
Before the altar Of green, brilliantly
lighted with white candles burning IN
silver and crystal candeIabrz, the
marriage ceremony vas said By Rev.
4 G. DinEidi3s. pastor OF the First
Methodist church OF Columbia the
Methodist ritual being
lsed- Prior to the ceremony Miss
dary Ashton gave a beautiful musical
rogr4m- Mendelssohn's nsrch vas
rlayed as The bride entered. and
Loves Gift during the ee7emony.
TIE BRIDE ~aS lovely II : bridal
gillette Of white SIX benEzlfne. made
q train. v3th trimmings o. real lace
nd peari TIE veil being caught By
luster u orange blossoms she car
led a ehstslaine hoaquet q brides
oses ard valley lilies !
The attendants we're beautiful in pas
4 shades of nesSsline with trimmings {
Z beede5 r2ssezeEtrie stir .ewel {
Andings Their sovers -ere pink 1
arnztio1S-
Immediately 1fter the marriage the S
-idAl party w&s given A elegant ~
.ptioo ey Mr. and Ms Barns. ne {,
,lor tones being carried cot IN TIE n
y
Many handsome pressns we're de y
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Shsrt-Dr1per.
A welding that cane as = surprise
70 many q their friests. was that q
Miss Hattie ForeHce Draper En6
Frank short. s0th e Spring HHl
vASeA was nclemnlrea wednesday A.
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Mr.. ard Mrs Digger Entertain.

Nr and Mrs sam Dagger enter
tanned al dinner Thursday At their
hoIe At Zion. comp limenlary to their
brother and sister. M and Mrs Guy
Woldridge of Bowling Green. hy. The
following we're present. Miss Edna
Buchnau. Mr.. and Mrs Riddle R2gan
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H Schuneusn and
children. Miss Mamie R2gan. Emmett
ColdweIl, Mr.. and Mrs. T. s Green.
Joe Green and W. s Green
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NJ. .74 Mrs Jones Entertain.

G- and Mrs Thomas n Jones en-
ta-ra5u=d Il dinner Al the Bethel
House On Christmas night, the follow
Ing Being members OF the party. Mr.
and Mrs VIII Jones. OF Pensacola
Fla Mrs B NJ Rennick. Of Paris.
Il Mrs Frank D. Lander, Of Nash
VIE. Clark Jones. VIII Jones, Mrs
Cla-k jones, Mr.. and Mrs Meade
FEiersor and Harry Jones'
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~ I'D L2rIs entertained Monday
- q elmer. IN honO- o her sister.
V-ss locla Collier O Athezs. Ala
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Complimentary 70 Mr.. ard Miss Craig.
Miss Virginia Bzuguss entertained
Tuesday al an elegant hve-oourse din
ner in honor Of Mack Craig and his
sister. Miss Clara, Of Franklin Gov
ers we're laid for twelve The table
vas beautifully decorated in holiday
eolors Of red and green. with . minia-
tEre Christmas tree for the center
piece. and was brilliantly lighted With
wax candles. the house vas decorated
~ith holly and nis1IetOe and potted
plants.
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Mss Nader Wilson q this city and
Mr C. H Hight Of Columbia were
quietly married yesterday afternoon
at o'clock AZ the parsonage OF Nc
Farm Memorial church. Rev. E P.
Anderson officiating
The bride wore graz tailored suit
snd tat TO match Both she and Mr.
Hight have many friends 10 whom
their Wedding sOf interest-Nash-
vile Tennessezn-
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Mrs Akin Ertertains.

Ms. Jennie Akin entertained al
family dinner a her home near Hamp-
shire Tuesday. The following we're
present Nj and Mrs Thomas J.
english. NJ. and Ms. NJ. B Mcbride.
M and Mrs J c. Brooks Nj and
Mrs Joe Patton NJ. and Mrs English
Akin John Akin Mrs 4 ?. Fariss.
M and Mrs John Thompson and Mr.
ard Mrs Henderson Akin
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ternoon AZ O'Clock al the home q
Rev Z B Anderson. Of NashiIle.
Tenn, pastor Of NeFsrTin Memorial
church.
The marriage vas Witnessed By Mrs-
Draper. Of Nashville, cousin Of the
h-t5e I'D y C1ez Campbell. u Spring
Hill
Mr.. and Mrs short are At home At
Spring Hill The bride. who is a
young lady OF rare npIishnents.
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. n.
Draper. and has a host Of friends.
The groom is = prominent stock man
and farmer. and stands high in the
business world
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sehooi Christmas Tree.

Sehooi Christmas Tree.
On Of the most delightful Of the
school entertainments vas that Of
Thursday afternoon in the kinder
garteu and primary departments OF the
Coa-5ia Institute. Under the super
visor o. the Principal Of these depart
hsn,s, Mrs Mary Hine. the little ones
rendered q most creditsble program
nat as highly pleasing to the large
audience q fond parents and doting
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Al her home On S Main street The IL
vited guests numbered practically the
entire musical coterie Of the city. and
a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon vas
spent
Especially pleasing features Of he
entertainment we're vocal numbers Of
Kiss Walker and Mrs Sharp, piano
selections By Mrs- H o. Fulton and
Miss Irene Williams. and q violin rzn-
Der b! Mrs H. D. Harkreader. Miss
Walker Is one Of the most zceor-
plished vOcalists Of the Lone Star
State. where she holds the responsible
POSITION Of vocal instructor 1t Bailey
University Her singing Tuesday A.
teTnOon vas . rare treat
The Sharp home ~as prettily deco
rated II Christmas eolors. the tones
q red and white prevailing through
out The color scheme vas carried
0UT in the refreshments. an elegant
ice course being served al the concI1s-
ion Of the nsuic4l program
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Mr.. and Mrs Green Entertain.

Mr. and Mrs T s Green gave an
elegantly appointed dinner al their
home WEDNESDAY, complimentary to
Nj and Mrs. Guy woIdridge, Of Bow
ling Green. Ky
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In Honor 81 Miss walker.
Miss Mapd walker. Of Waco. TeTAA.
vas eonpIinented Tuesday Aftsrnoos
nth a musicale By Mrs Charles Sharp
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played the gifts % vide circle OF
friends
Mr. and Ms Smith len On the 6
O'Clock train for an extended bridal
Trip 10 the South, and VII be At home
about January Is at TIftnn. Ga
The brides soing-aESy GOVT was
q dark blue cloth. handsomely tail
ored with hat to match
The bride is one Of Aaury county's
fairest daughters and has . host Of
friends here. The groom Is a leading
physician and surgeon OF TiftOn, Ca
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Return From Bridal Trip.

Col and Mrs John Z Edgerton re-
turned Thursday from a bridal tour OF
tso weeks duration 70 North Caro-
lima and other Eastern points
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Lewis NJ. Paisley, $50 South Tween
ty-tourth avenue, girl; Joe Laux, 1884 Lari-
more avenue, girl; James German, va
1wenty-seventh avenue, girl; Fred
lJi6 Pacitlc street, girl; August
Nellsen, 30 North Thirteenth street, boy;
Pnilip Pleiss, 226 South Fifteenth street,
j, W. sheldon, Omaha General hos
iftai, boy.
D~caths-Harnah A. Massett, lbs North
Nineteenth street, 50; Alice Crinshaw.
Omaha General hospital. 20; T.. y. Bowler,
Methodist hospital, 10; Ella Kurt, 1917
Cunning street, 20; Lewis +. Colnon, Tenth
and CASTELAR, streets, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22

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DEATH AND Fun ERAL NOTICES.

&REBS-William H, died January 10, 1909,
aged 80 years.
Funeral service from family residence,
1913 Georgia avenue, Friday at 10 a. m. In
terment Holy Sepulcher cemetery, Friends
invited,
PAUL. Mrs. Anna, January 20, 1909. Age
~ years.
Funeral from home of her son, Johh
Paul, 1921 Decatur street, Friday, January
q, at : p. m. Friends invited. lnterment
Forest Lawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WANTEp-Cfty loans and warrants. W
Farnam Smith & Co.. 1890 Farnam S..
(23J-I&4
PAYNE. BosTWICK & co. N. =. life,
Private money; 500 to 5000; low rate.
1S)-S55
WANTED-City loans. Peters Trust Co.
(23)-S63
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated
Bell phone Douglas z1k C33)-735
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OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster. Cheyenne, Wyoming, Jan
uary 10, 1909. Sealed proposals. In tripli-
cate, will be received at this office until
$50 O'Clock, mountain time, February 10,
1909, and then opened in public, for con-
structing, plumbing, heating, electric wir-
buildings at Fort d. A. Russell, Wyoming:
Two dispensaries, plan No. 2f; one or two
qu-artermaster's stables, plan No. 1S-L;
stated separately. Plans and specifications
can be examined at this office and full in
formation given on application. Plans and
ton OF bidders, in the office OF Chief
Quartermaster, Department OF the Mis-
souri,, Omaha, Nebraska, and Chief Quar-
YER, Colorado. The United States reserves
the right 10 reject or accept any or all
bids or any part thereof. Envelopes con
possis for constructing. etc, buildings at
Fort D.. a. Russell, wyoming and ad-
dressed to Captain V. X, Hart, 18th in
fantry, acting quartermaster U = Army
hSl'' cheyenne Jansi.2-s-4-Febl7.ls
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY AND AR
tiIlery Horses-Chief Quartermasters Of
flee, Omaha. Nebraska. January IS, 1909
ceived at this office. until y o'clock m.
central standard time, February H. 1909.
and then opened, In the presence OF attend
ing bidderss for 800 Cavalry Horses and 200
Artillery Horses; for delivery at Omans
Neb., or other prominent railroad points.
The animals to conform 10 specifications for
Cavalry and Artillery horses. United States
reserves right to accept or reject any or ali
proposals or any part thereof. Particulars
and blanks for proposals will be furnished
p posa al9P'itG TO- be E InGorsses sS9p5Ttasa,SSinE Pc;
HoTssssr and ADDRESSED . MatsSMN Me-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22
south Dakota.

A DAKOTA bargain. 100 acres, two miles
from Huron, 100 acres titled, 10 acres fine
grove; a number OF large, bearing plum
trees; 3 acres of asparagus that produces
house 24x36, new barn lSx2S; another build
ing 2xJo; a large root cellar; a new
Pinch flowing well, flows 40 gallons per
minute. Vegetables and grain took Ssl
worth Of prizes at the south Dakota state
fair in 1908. Soil is a deep sandy loan,
with clay subsoil. If taken soon | will
sell for $1,000: 5000 cash and 5000 on
time at s per cent. d.. f. McMonies.
Huron, S. u. (20l-MZ39
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22
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