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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-11
sRAINTREE

George Rogers is i'll with grip.
D. NJ. Strong of Bethel was at the Inn
Monday.
will Foley Of Bethel was at the Inn
Saturday.
]. Z. French was in Granville recently
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ladue returned
home from Stowe Monday.
Mack Hudon has finished work for A.
@. Whitney and is boarding at the Inn
Lewis Gagnon and Ray Freeman Of
Granville were in town from Friday until
Sunday.
Mrs. Alden st. John, who had been Wis
iting her parents in Wilder for few
days, returned home Monday.
Miss Mamie Rowe and Miss Anna WI
son left Saturday for Hanover, N. H.,
" here they have employment.
Carl Boyd, who has been working for
A. G. whitney, is sick At Clinton Phil
lips. His wife is caring for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilfred Raymond and
daughter, Gladys, visited at Charles
Peacor's in Fast Granville Sunday.
The dance at the hall Friday night was
well attended. About 40 couples took
supper at the Inn and good time is re-
ported BY all.
Mrs. F. @ BatchelIor, Miss Eta Rich
ardson and Mrs. Harry Kendall spent
Monday with Mrs. L. l. Dickerman in
East Granville
Miss Cora Gagnon. who had been visit
ing at Joseph Ladue's for the past tive
weeks, returned to her home in Granvilll
Sunday. Fred Ladue accompanied be-
home.
w. A. Lease, Ryegate, ". W. Ross
Burlington, F. Dubuc, Shelburne, W. Fl
Jones. Mortified, q. II. Adams, F. A
Dunn, s. Howard, Randolph, A. c. Tenn
pIeton, Montpelier, Mr.. and Mrs. Long
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. w. Gushea, ant
Ray freeman Of Granville have beel
/ guests at the Inn recently.
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He has crossed the shining river
And has gained that radiant shore
Where no heart with ief can CULVER
And all parting scenes are Ger.
At a. M. Feb. 4, 1909, a tired soul
and body were released from pain; one
more from the family circle here to Join
that larger circle in Heaven.
Elhanan Avery Fits, eldest child of
Avery and Palace Fits, was born at the
old homestead in Braintree, VT, May 1,
1893. His early life was spent at home.
At twenty years of age he went to
BrocktoD, Mass, for two years engaging
In tin peddling. In the spring Of 1857 he
and Jarvis Steadman went to St. Paul,
Mimi, where Mr.. Fits engaged in farm
ing and various other kinds Of work for
two years, when he was Joined by War
rem Pratt in the purchase and conduct OF
q general store for three years.
Feb. 8, 1851, he married Mary Ann
Hitchcock of River Falls, Wis. Two
sons, VIM. L. G. OF San Francisco, Calf,
and Wilbur ID. OF North Reading, Mass,
were born to them.
While East on visit in the spring Of
1855, Mr.. Fits purchased the farm on
Braintree Hill, where they lived until
Mrs. Fits failing health caused them to
90 to Roxbury, VT, to live with Wilbur,
who was railroading at that station. Mrs.
Fits died suddenly March 10, 1903, leav-
ing her husband very lonely in his de-
clining years and poor health.
Mr.. Fits is survived by one sister,
Fostina p. Belknap, OF Springfield,
Mas, and a brother, Judson n. Fits, Of
Bralntree, Vt
In October, 1905, wH6ur d. Fits 70
moved to North Reading, Mass, where
he is station agent for the B. and NJ. r.
R., taking his father with them. For
several years the father has suffered great.
" from a nervous trouble and this was
aggravated BY a distressing stoppage Of
water, for the past three years, this latter
disease ultimately causing his death.
During these years Of suffering, he was
tenderly cared for by Wilbur and wife
day and night, unth the sons health
failed in November and il became neces-
sary to take his father 10 Maiden, Mass,
hospital Jan. 5, where he was often visit
ed by the daughter and other relatives
Naturally Of q sturdy constitution and
strong will, devoted to his family and
home, declining all public honora, n
was a trusted and respected citizen,
kind neighbor and true friend. Mr.
Fits was firm believer IN modern Spirit
uaIism, himself and wife being identified
with the Queen City Park association
since it's start.
Owing to the sons disabled condition
at the Carney hospital. Boston, for treat
ment, it was decided to place the remain
in the tomb at Reading, Mass, unit
spring, when they viii be taken to Yer
mont for funeral and burial
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WEST sRooKFlELD

Carl CIaflin is quite sick With tonsiiitis'
The Creamery company have Allied their
ice house.
Mrs. WILDER Norman has returned from
her fathers 10 Brookfeld.
Mrs. Nell Richards is spending . lev
days with Mrs. Mary Cassidy
John UntIedt and family were at Ben
Summers in Braintree Sunday.
j. w. Untiedt was in Northneld ons
dav this week to attend q meeting Of th'
Dog River Valley Fair association.
The closing exercises Of the school werl
held Friday. Those having no taEay q
absent marks we're George Fiagg and AYn
Blanchard.
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wILLIAMsTowN

Miss Carrie Lewis spent Sunday ct her
home in North Randolph.
Neal Godfrey of Montpelier was in
town the first OF the week.
M. and Mrs. Newell Farnham were in
south Barre one day last week.
All 8. Fellows went to New York last
Monday to be gone few days.
Miss Lula Thompson Of Barre visited at
Charlie Holden's last Saturday and sun
o.rrou Duttnn has been on the sick list
lately and unable to Be on duty n seav'
er'a feed store.
Next saturday night the Universalisl
society viii have masquerade promen
ade at the Town hall
MIS-. Harvey Gay left here Monday TO-
PARE and In . few days she win go Z
OHIO. where Mr.. Gay il In business.
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oeath d Mar, E. -


aaiY Emma Hatch, died ~ the orangs
Rr I9'el the home OF her sister.
r,.,, s ~ Barnes, SUNDAY morning 81
M. pgalalysis, aged ~ yrs, 6 mos.
h, -. ua'eh had been great sufferer
h,l..sl's, out brave and patient through
y. ~ .la waiting Tor the end About "a
I'M ~ she ielt the paralysis Of her
IA ~, ,,..lo y ana Tor the past twelve years
nosss5 W.. unable TO walk step, being
sAs ~ el,hef 20 the bed or wheel chair.
rm 49, othly been able to move her left
ya- nana slightly in the past two
an. everything possible bad beeu
eisb. 49, - usr When her own physi-
ysv We, specialists in Boston and
Ia n NV Una. nag been consulted, but they
u ias.s al' the pain and belplessnesi
ara years she has been tenderly
tbs a.. ~ her sister and husband M
nd IN. A. 4, ID Barnes, and her brother
Tbs te. af. and Mrs. W. s. Hatch.
lasss,'14 '',,ai was held from the hote
Geargs 3 1.,gfnoon ct 2 O'Clock. Rev
shicb ~ 4. Lake OF the Conal church. q
af 81, \, deceased bad been q membo
iou.r. Il, !. years, officiating. Boautifu
he a.s an she loved 20 well, coverel
Tia NV. tributes o. loving irienda
iht old os.l..ailt was ia the family lot Il
iuhsr,l ~ 'l'ygfy on Main street. IN
Ms &C., u charge of,H. o. Bixbv.
sister, y W. w, leit two brothers ana fou
u Bo,o,. .'.,,o"s;--Miaa Ellen 8. Hato
sptngssls 9,A Sarah Hatch Bennett I
TIE town aaaa Willard 3. Hatch I
o., ro~, Mrs Susie Hatch Mabonev ,
sls, Of Is, s ..l Africa Mrs. g. I
dAliors' VI & Plaoe and George q. Hate
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EAST sRAlNrnEE

Mrs. =, NJ. simonds has returned from
her visit In Roxbury.
Miss Lila Chadwick Is at q. I.
Clafiin's In Randolph this week sewing.
Rev. c. N. Crook and family are now
living in the upper tenement Of D. L.
Fishers house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Martin and brother,
Ralph, Of Williamstown were at W. L.
Peavey's Sunday.
Mrs. Leroy Thayer OF Randolph spent g
couple OF days the last OF the week with
Mrs. H. T. Ferguson.
Mrs. Reuben Norman has been at West
Brookneld, caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Rand, who was quite sick.
There win be special Grangs meeting
next Saturday night to confer the first
and second degrees on those candidates
not present last Saturday night.
r. @. Hutchinson has finished work fol
J. w. Blanchard and last week was in
Bethel and Northfeld. Last Monday b.
went to Lowell, Mass, to see his brother
Luke.
Mrs. Susan Stokes OF Mamaroneck, n
Y, was called here by the serious illness
of her son, Worden. She is staying Will
her niece, Mrs. Merton Rogers, Of Ran
dolph-
Last Thursday afternoon, the scholar
were invited to visit Dwight Adams a
bis home. A delightful afternoon wal
spent in games. An. oyster supper wa
served.
Fred Flint. Felix Stokes, George AIleI
and Sylvia Flint are i'll with measles a
Fred Flint's. Worden Stokes, who il
very i'll THERE with pneumonia, is no bet
ter at this writing. Miss Anna Eastman
was called Sunday to assist Miss Jerd il
his care. Harold Flint also has measles
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Chelsea Home News.
no. BlzBY, Local Editor.

NO BlxBY, Local Editor.
~ Young people are preparing a
an, TO Be presented in the near future.
Ma MARY j Rathburn is on the sick
\ mssrng from an attack Of tho grip.
NJ. Anna Dearborn closed her white
nm Of school in North Tunbridge satur-
n, and Mrs. j. G. King Of Jersey
a,v \. j., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D G Adams
pr Frank II. Tracy Of Montpelier is
s,5s.ng the week with relatives and
hsnds 10 town.
n, board Of civil authority viii meet
alhs Town clerks Office saturday for
i.ssmsnt OF taxes
Ms Cara Boardway was at home over
sniiy from the Vermont Methodist
sa.nay at Montpelier.
gsdys and Carl Cushman Of Tunbridge
ans Friday and are visiting their grand
laher, Mrs Nellie Alexander.
Hon. ]. X. Darling has 80 far recovered
bon bis recent sickness rs TO be able to
sn Bis Office a part Of the day.
frank Dickinson, clerk for j.. A. r..
CEln & Son, was confined to the house
sgsfal days last week With grip.
Nn Vernon Flanders Is very low and
uNclsd to live but short time. Mrs.
s. Anus Is there caring for her.
Miss Florence Webster visited her sis
h. Mrs John Sleeper, ia Vorahire last
Tsk, rtuming home Sunday afternoon.
Ned Hatch came home from Dartmouth
Ulsgs to attend the funeral Of his aunt,
Va " Emma Hatch. He returned to
ainogu Wednesday
Mrs. Nay Hatch, who has been spend
ai be past I've weeks with Miss Nellie
laivn, leil Saturday Tor Quincy, Mass,
'i'nshe Is 70 spend the remainder Of
b Frsr.
y hmily off. ~. Perkins bad quite
iie scare saturday night, when their
nmney had q burning out spoil, bat a.
o. hre confined Itself to the chimney,
nhafm vas done.
Fisd A. Ofdway hes gone to his former
home 10 Southern Pines, 81. G., to remain
i'oai Ga weeks. He goes partly on bus
neg and partly 10 escape q portion Of
'rsrlfemely cold weather.
his Celia Alger, who works for Mrs.
\ Adams, Is away this week on q va.
a,oni and Miss Lizzie Dickinson takes
: place. Miss Alger went to Undorhiil
.oaaay to attend the wedding Of her
maEn
4 A. Osborne Of Dartmouth college
ny give sleight Of hand entertainment,
eea p instrumental music, in tho
w pan Thursday evening, Feb. IS,
l entertainment is under the auspico,
y 'as senior class Of the academy.
Ihs nmains 81 Henry Mosher wer,
., ,.,ill here Saturday from his late HON,
Niuslon and placed In the receiving
WV y Highland cemetery. Mr.. Mosh
4a'fly lived just over the Cheisei
y lunhridge, where Washington
Y. aoW resides. He was q veteran o
N,sh war and member Of Watersor
~ 20. 20, O. A. r., Of this place. Hi
y about e. years, He left a wife.
y zoe annual meeting Of Georgl
u. ssa4,as'on, lodge No. 81. h. and A. NJ.
h. iAai.day evening, Feb. 4. the Col
wv officers were elected HAIRY r
rl'sL W. NJ. Stanley @. Wilson. s
v, linesl A. Corwin, j. We III. n
s,',pll .s Treas. H. o. Bixbv, Sec. w
-, - > d. Wirnm Morse, j. ID. Tn
,'g e Officers are;-Mark Whitney
4, a y, ~ Bafaw j. s.; T.. A. Diekin
b'eqaap.i George A. Tracy, marshal; r
~. ..s.l'on tyler. Past b. ID. q. M
-.s Kendall 81 STAFFORD has been In
". Y install the officers Al a specia
''al'on Thursday evening, Feb
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Torturing eczema spreads its burning
area every day. Doan's Ointment quick.
" stops its spreading, instantly relieves
the itching, cures It permanently. Al
any drug store.
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Now i the time 70 subscribe.
Willmar tribune., 1909-12-08
Green House
LAkEELlZABETH
LEAKINGf

Lake Elizabeth, Nov. 29-Roa0s
are in dreadful conditions now days.
Nellie Forsberg is at present
staying at Melin's.
The Baptist young peoples Soci-
ETY. coffee social which was held the
26th of November was very we'll
attended in spite of the bad roads.
The stork visited Aug. Melins last
Thursday and brought a bright
bouncing baby girl. No wonder
August is passing the cigars around.
Betty Wiborg from Raymond is
at present staying with her sister,
Mrs. F. O. johnson.
A series of meetings are being
held at the Baptist church begin
ming this evening and to continue
thruout the week.
Louis Sundin and Louis G. Kron,
wel|known in Lake Elizabeth and
who reside in Bowbells, N. D., arc
visiting friends and relatives in
this neighborhood. Kron has solo
his claim in Weyburn, Sask., Can
ada. He will soon depart for his
native land, Sweden. We are sorry
to see him leave.
Rob. Westlund has engaged 70,
short time with Will Carlson IL
Cosmos.
Carl Uner and Peter Mossbere
| made a business trip to Wi]lmal
| last Tuesday.
Edwin Holmgren was seen in thi:
locality last Monday evening.
August and Emma Norm made .
business trip TO Willmar last Mon
day.
Sunny.
Willmar tribune., 1909-12-08
lFirst Publication Nov. 1O.6w.)
SUMMONS.
TATE OF MINNESOTA,

STATE OF MINNESOTA, tee
COUNTY OF kANDIYOHI, -
District Court, Twelfth Judicial District.
Peter NJ Manderfeld, Plaintiff,
F. Koch and Clara D. Koch, his
wife, NJ aria c. Lakem an, also known both
as Maria Campagne Lakeman and Maria
her husband, Ada M. Frederiksen, Johanna
NJ. Prins, Nicholas b. Junsebiut and Ger
tride Jungeblut, his wife, Der Knoll Welt.
Marion Prins, Stintje NJ. H. Prins, Anna A.
]. F. Prins, Reiniera A. NJ. Prins, also
known as Rieniera A. Nj. Prins. Muriel Alf,
Anna Eliza Enge1ha1dt Wsn Sjonke yan Althris
Van Althuis, his wife, John Swiers and Ant
ia Swiers, also known both as Anita kop-
insa swiers and Anita swiers kopinga, his
Bank IA corporation), The unknown heirs
of S. S. Merrill, deceased, Mary E. Merrill,
David G. Green, Benjamin G. Lennox and
D. S. Wegg, executors of the estate of S. S.
Merrill, deceased, The unknown heirs of
Nels G.. Frederiksen, also known as n. c.
Frederiksen. deceased. The unknown heirs OF
Martin w. Prins, Jr., also known as M. w.
Prins, Jr., deceased, Edward O'Brien, ad-
minstrator OF the estate of Martin w.
Prins, Jr. deceased, Also all other persons
unknown claiming any right, title, interest
lien in the real estate described in the
complaint herein, Defendants.
State of Minnesota to the above named
Defendants:
You, and each OF you, are hereby summon.
ed and required to answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff herein, which complaint is on
file in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of K andy Obi County, Minnesota and
to serve a copy of your answer upon the
subscribers at their office in the City of Rem
vile, County OF Renville and State OF Mime
sofa within twenty days after the service of
TINS Summons upon you exclusive OF the day
of such service; and, if ou fail to answer the
said omplaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff herein will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded IN his complaint herein.
Dated this 18th day ofOctober, "A. D. 1909
DAILY s. BARNARD,
Attorney 5 Tor Plaintiff,
Renville, Minnesota
Willmar tribune., 1909-12-08
(First publication Nov. 24-2t's.)
Notice Of Hearing upon Petition q
freoholder.

WHEREAS, A Petition signed by Martha
Peterson freeholder of School District No.
so, in this County, representing that she is the
owner ofthe following described lands, situat-
ed in said District. to wit:
NWA Of NWA Of Section "a, Township
119, Range SO and that said lands
adjoin School District Number 81, has
been presented to the County. Board Of
kandiyohi County; and asking that her said
lands may be set off from said District No.
50 to District No. 81; and the said Board
has appointed time and place for hearing
thereon. Therefore, Notice is hereby given
that said petition will be heard by said
Board at session thereof on the 5th day
of Jan. A. D. 1910, at O'Clock in the after
noon, at the Office OF the County Auditor III
the City Of Willmar in said County. at which
time and place the said Board viii hear the
evidence and the arguments of all persons in
terested, for or against granting the prayer
of the petitioner.
Dated at Willmar MINI. Nov. %, 1909.
BY order of the County Board.
John Feig,
Seal County Auditor and
Ex-OfficiO Clerk of Board.
Willmar tribune., 1909-12-08

spiritual good. why has it SO utter
ly failed in these countries, where
it has had singlehanded sway for
so many centuries?, Why are about
81 percent of the population Of Italy
itself illiterate and 80 per cent
of Bolivia, etc., etc.?
But above all, what can system
like this offer. that tramples under
foot the Word Of God? You do
not find the word of God in its
homes. and if there, notes are
affixed to its text. like for instance
in Gen. 3:l5. where the promise re-
ferring to Christ. 1.-The seed of the
woman shall bruise the head of the
SERPENT is directly interpreted by
the corresponding note to refer to
Mary! This idea and blasphemy is
corroborated by images in its
churches, where the "Virgin" is
represented as pacing her foot on the
serents head.
Shall we thus be allured OF the
hope Of the Saviour of man in ex.
change for an imaginary savior. 9
woman who herself acknowledges
Christ as her Saviour? luke LAG
|47).
Let none be beguiled by the
polished appearance of Romanism
at home but look at her history
Listen to the testimony of thu
nations of the earth, who have
drunk to the full from her cup o:
denominations. lone Of the creates
obstacles in the way of deliveranc'
from the yoke Of Rome. is fount
in the patronizing favor and good
natured tolerance of so many intlu
entail protestants,' truly observe
"The Converted Catholic'' of Octo
Der last.
Willmar tribune., 1909-12-08
\ Letter From South America
rning to Willmar Protestants.

village priest. The priest in turn,
advised the archbishop, who in
little while had it all fixed out,
that this had been a special revela-
tion on the part Of ''Our Lady Of
Bethlehem, Mary and that she
was desiring of that village an
annual feast. Not has this only
been complied with. but further
miracles have been conceded The
coin, which was scrupulously kept,
has undergone a continual change,
owing to the operations of Mary
herself, (?) insomuch that the form
is now that of an image of herself,
growing somewhat in size from
year to year.
The spot (?) where the coin was
found is hallowed by a small editice
containing another image of the holy
Mother. The floor Of this place is
dug out ce!lar-like, at each feast,
and the dirt is carried eagerly away
by the faithful as wonder-workinQ
material for the ensuring of good
crops as it is thrown broadcast over
the fields. 1t is claimed that Mary
fills in the dirt again for the next
occasion!
Moreover, the image is annually
bathed in tank of water, which is
sufficient to turn this water into &
miracIe-working "all-cure." Bot.
ties and bottles of this water
are carried away at each feast, anl
no small amount of ''cures' are
reported.
During the three days of the
feast, bullfghts. cockfghts. gamb
ling, liquor-drinking, dancing, ca
rousing are enthusiastically indulg
ed in; and the priesthood applaud
+ at every delivery the great re
Willmar tribune., 1909-12-08
Notice Of Lis Pendens.

COUNTY OF KANDlYOH1,
District Court, Twelfth Judicial District.
Peter Manderfeld, Plaintiff,
Theodore F. Koch and Clara D. Koch, his
wife. Maria G. Lakeman, also known both
as Maria Champagne Lakeman and Maria
Champagne Lakerman, and Klaas Lake
man. her husband, Ada NJ. Frederiksen,
Johanna NJ. Prins, Nicholas B. Jungebut
and Gertrude Jungeblut, his wife, Der Knoll
Welt, also known as D: X. Welt, Arend NJ.
Prius, Nj arion Prins, Stntje M. H. Prlns,
Anna A. ]. +. Prins. keiniera A. Nj. Prins,
also known as Rieniera A. NJ. Prins, Nj uriel
Alh, Anna Eliza Engelhardt, Sjonke Van
Niesche T: Van Althuis, his wife. Ohm Swiers
and Anita Swiers, also known both as
Anita kop'nga swiers and Anita swiers
kopinga, his wife, The Netherlands Amer
ican Mortgage Bank "a corporation), The,
unknown neirs of 5. S. Merrill, deceased,
Mary E. Merrill David {. Green, Benjamin
estate OF 5. S. Merrill. deceased. The un-
known heirs of Nels {. Frederiksen also
known as n. {. Fredriksen, deceased, The
unknown heirs Q; Martin w. Prins, Jr.,
also known NJ. w. Pri1,s, Jr., deceased,
Edward OBrien, administrator of the
estate of Martin w. Prins Jr., deceased,
Also all other persons unknown claiming
any right. title, interest or lien in the real
estate described in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
above named plaintiff has commenced an
action in the District Court OF kandiy Obi
County, Minnesota against the above named
defendants for the purpose Ofdetermining The
rights and interests of sald defend ants in and
to certain real property situate in h andy obi
County. Minnesota. and quietng title there
of III said plaintiff That said real property
is described as follows, to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter IN. E. ~. the
East Half and Southwest quarter of the
Northwest Quarter tE 1a and S. w. u of n.
w. 10, the W est halftW 12) and the West II alf
| of the East Half CIV 1a OF E ~ OF the South
west Quarter(S. w. ~, all in Section Thirty
| three t33), Township One Hundred Seven
teen (l17), Range Thirty five (35), kandi-
yohi County, Minnesota.
Dated this 18th day ofOctober, A. D. 1909.
DAILY & BARNARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Renville, Minnesota.
Willmar tribune., 1909-12-08
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Qntended for last week,

Intended for last week.
Report cards were given out
Tuesday.
The Seniors began the study of
Millions paradise lost'' Monday.
4 Laura Ames and Walter Porter of
the University visited school last
Wednesday.
Last Wednesday whole day
session was held from 8 to one.
The Junior class play. ''She
Stoops to Conquer. by Oliver
Goldsmith, will be given Friday,
Dec. 10th, at the High School at
$3.50 o'clock. The play consists of
five acts, and cast of characters are
as follows:
Sir Chas NARROW, Austin Hanscom.
Young NARROW, his son, Chester Ives.
Hardcasrle, Vigeo Larson.
Hastings, August Paulson.
Iony Lumpkin, Walter DelaHunt.
Dlggory, Walter Haines.
Mrs. Hardcastle, Jennie Mahar.
Miss Hardcastle, Jane Ross.
Miss Neville, Winnie Rogers.
Maid, Frances Ledell.
Bet. Bouncer. Ferne MacNees.
Servants, Eiffel Holm, Iver Thomp.
son, Elliot Wick.
Landlord. George Hanna.
An admission of 10 and IS cents
will be charged. ,=,~,,, gss;ssss2 s;sss s2s.sssa
A number of the High school
boys, namely Victor Fridlund,
William johnson, Roy Landberg
Edwin Stenson, August Paulson,
Fred Johnson, and Lawrence Berge.
son helped The Tribune in compiling
the information. for the new edition
Of the Willmar City Directory ..z,.; :;:,,,;
Each boy covered a certain numbe,
| of blocks. --.,-.-- 80
ssaaSadie aBarret, Lille johnson
Elsie HogIund, Caroline Hodgsor
and Marion Minton, Normal stu
dents at St. Cloud, home for vaca
tion. visited school Monday morn
ing.
Eta Gabrielson spent Sunda,
visiting i: friends and relatives :,
Minneapolis. i. .51z, ,5z asGGssy,ss*, aGsy1s., 49,. !.
Agnes Anderson from Atwate1
visited school Tuesday afternoon.