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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19

\: nd South ST Ind. 4lS4'
" WILL HANDLE. ,ass
poas," with long lease; has
.osst. 0,St' Price. $1,000
,,r,rs RoOMING HOUSE.
;'tsn" nsT sign up before 9 every
S,eS ,ncS lease. Investigation
@ sSis house clears $3.50 per
b required.
i RooMs-slSoo. <,
,rown location. good furni-
st and running water In
y offered before for less Ihan
has special reason for max
4, A rare chance.
nj = G. w. DEPOT.
lust renovated. retinted,
s,nIshed. o-year lease, rent
1equired.
.,,rJ, MONEY MAKER.
lie Iiebf housed. eepins and all
n $50 ena o,es owner to
month. Price. $500, with
.noN sACRIFICE-s5oo,
~ and carpets. rent s35, To-
ss from Main st. owner
tmn Pocatello to sell for $500
4 An be made here.
N HUMPHREYS.
4 ". End South ST. Ind. 4134.g
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xAsR & HARVEY.
,sresn hotel or Main St, Of Is
4 sbd cold water In each room;
|-aie and shower baths: we can
tbis place is clearing $3.50 a
$4,000 will handle.
nnGy furnished hotel OF So
4 nd cold water In each room;
a; good location. $4,000 Will
<|lbcs without interest.
|tkzantly and newly furnished:
/ hths: all rooms on one floor;
ID: new building: rent. IS a
lfpin.
! D! fms furniture S rooms
4 Ssi a month. rent. SIS, hot
Fslsr: furnace heat; lady has
y price: Inquire.
>csrdlng house close in; lease; |
1t,ylhlng goes for $500, II is a
ree early.
Loo ". End So; rent. s46: 4
d IN sS2 e month; price. $500.
"a restaurant. doing f,ne bust
7ceery store. fine location; rent,
llRs II.
NRR & HARVEY,
fS Ind. 1872,
ni Sc. State ST.
y exceptional good opportuai-
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1925 for lots on 2nd West
60x150. So. w. Temple
acres. close In, $3.50
A y. HUMPHREYS.
Bell ABB. 7s W. End South ST. Ind. 4134
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A, RICHTER. 10 West 1st so Phones
GAL.
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New 4-room house 4 blocks from C. g.
c. bldg. Price. s2600; s400 cash. balance
$40 month. East side. Sewer and side
walk paid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19

FOR RENT.
broom new modern brick west side,
$15.
4-roonl brick. l. ST.; $16,
Groom new modern. Waterloo. $2b.
AND TO SELL.
S-room, all modern, two-story white
pressed brick. east section city, genuine
bargain. $500 value, $1,000 will buy,
terms: furnished or unfurnished.
l2-room beautiful modern pressed brick,
ideal home; cost $4,000; can be had for
SIS. 600
Five beautiful Eaet South Temple at
homes from $4,000 TO $4,000. all less than
cost. easy terms.
Agents for Pingree. Ida, townsite
lots. Opportunity for blacksmith. NOR
chants. carpenter ct al trades; hotel for
lease Inquire about Pingree. Ida.
Also Mosida, Utah. by the lake. TO-
acre farm tracts; most reasonable attrac-
tive farm. orchard tracts On tho market;
excursions weekly.
Inquire. We write FIRE insurance,
COLONIAL REALTY q TRUST CO.,
% East let South, Either phone 4567,
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TELL US YOUR WANTS.
3 choice lots on kensrgton. s676.
43xl4S. bet. sth and 9th e, Sth and 9Th
So. $3.50,
s-room frame, southeast; 500 cash:
only $1,000. with monthly payment SIS.
See that 3r, mod p. b., large rooms,
bath. elec. J., front and back porches,
only s120 cash needed,
s 1-3 acres OF choice land. good 5-r.
cottage. barn, chicken house and runs.
choice fruits, near 9th E. and 14th So.
Al acres. 21st E.. 11th So. Owner is
short of cash,
Many bargains in business opportuni-
ties. Mahan Inv, Co.. 273 So. W. Tenn
pie. Phones 414. r2410
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$4,000

$4,000.
Close in on First ave. seven
room strictly modern home. large
lot. good barn. alley In the rear:
all improvements paid. Rudd
heater now in: nearly new.
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1eery store. fine location; rent.
1IRs Il.
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 336 w Bird
North Bell l493-X. Ind 1902. t9l7
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT; !;
best OF care given. Mrs. Kate Johnson
5s2 So. 5th East. Bell phone 262a-f
1879
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FRITSCH.
o-RooM MODERN COTTAGE NEAR
UNIVERSITY, s3500-CHEAP; EASY
TERMS.
ELEGANT 6-ROOM, NEAR UNIVER-
SITY; FINISHED IN HARDWOOD:
$4,000.
$500. TWO LOTS NEAR WATERLOO
CAR.
SECURE ONE
OF THE NEW 4-ROoM COTTAGES
! AM BUILDING AT SRD EAST AND
AVE.
FRITSCH.
No. SAL so. MAIN ST. 2ND FLOOR
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uR 4. G. w. DEPOT.
lust renovated, retinted,
s,rnIshed. o-year lease, rent
inquired.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-1MPRovED

Bell 41ss A Is y y HwM5HRTs HH5 Hoa1s s. Ind AZ.
ON End AVE.
A good 5-rm. mod. brick, nice basement
front porch. back porch screened. Good
lot-S30oO on terms.
ON STREET.
NICE f-rn mod, brick. A very pretty
private driveway-s4500, on terms,
EAST 9Th NORTH.
Handsome o-rm. brk. stone foundation,
shade. This was built for home-sa200.
on terms Come in and see a picture
ACRE AND ARM. HOUSE
On Bamberger line: fruit trees. lots of
Water dandy place for chickens. Only
10 ACRES ELEGANT LAND
On l4th South; lots OF water, Only $3.50
per acre.
roos q ACRES FRUIT LAND.
city property.
1925 for 2 lots on 2nd West.
o0x150. So. w Temple
acres. close In, $3.50
A n. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 41SS. 7S w End South ST. Ind. A134
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New 4-room house blocks from c. &.
c. bldg. Price. s2600: s400 cash. balance
$40 a month. East side Sewer and side
walk paid.
4-room modern pressed brick on Brown
ing avenue. $500 cash. balance S25
month.
6-room frame house; Sugarhouse ward
lot 72x1e5, room for another house: $4,000
6-room brick and a 3-room cement,
lot 1f6-147; trees garden; water right
near state prison: all for $500.
11room modern brick on Center ST,
hot water heat; $500; terms.
Beautiful modern S-roon1 brick resi-
dence on 8th e, near Brigham; fine barn:
$500: terms.
Lots on north bench. 2sx7 rods to all
ley; $3.50. terms.
Lot, 50x165: 10th So. and Main: $3.50
will build TO suit
Sec us for bargains in real estate
KARR 6 HARVEY.
Bell Phone 2006. Ind. 482
2O4 So State st. 1884
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a SPLENDID INVESTMENT TO nreEr
parties; nve claims In group, one pnr-
ented' souo !eet Of tunnel work on ore.
want OF capital reason for selling. In.
auire box los. Tuscarora. Nsv.
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See US for bargains in real estate.

KARR 6 HARVEY,
Bell Phone 2006 Ind. 432
20i So. State ST. 1924
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lsSsS.c CIGAR dI;;R STORE LocA-
S'icE' Address ". P.
1882
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19

6-room frame house; Sugarhouse ward
lot i2x1e5, room for another house; s25OO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19

4-room modern pressed brick on Brown
ing avenue. $500 cash. balance s25 a
month.
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HUMPHREYS.
iW. End South ST. Ind. 4134..
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% ". 2nd So; rent. s46: 4
4 n sS2 e month; price, $500.
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,rnwn avn location, good furni-
nv and running water In
nsas saasssred before for less than
t.s v snecial reason for MAX
rare chance.
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NRR & HARVEY,
+ Es Ind. 1872,
Di So. State ST.
~ exceptional good opportuai-
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>csrdlng house. close in; lease; !;
5trylhing goes for $500; IL Is a
1ee early.
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Lots on north bench. 2sX7 rods 10 all
ley: $3.50. terms.
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l Of fne furniture S rooms
4 Ssi q month. rent. SIS, hot
Fsler: furnace heat; lady has
y price Inquire.
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1889

A SNAPS LOTS. WEST BIRD SOUTH
St, near Rio Grande shop; s375. Hub
bard Investment Co.. 6s West Bird South
st, r2465
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,,rNrs RooMING HOUSE.
pkehI Is,n place, steam heat.
y c eos lease. Investigation
tS tsSts house clears $3.50 per
"A required.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19

WE KNOW A REAL ESTATE BAR
GAIN THE MOMENT WE SEE 1T.
1T WILL PAY YOU TO BUY
THROUGH US,
HERE ARE A FEW:
Near 18th East and Brigham st., a
splendid o-room. modern. brick cottage;
CELLAR lot 40x1dsa feet; for $4,000.
On st.. a 6-room. modern. two-story
residence; lot 2aa7i rods; beautifully i'm
proved with lawn. flowers, shade and
fruit trees; house in frst-cless condition;
nice manteli nearly new Magee furnace.
$3.50,
s3650 for q broom modern, brick cot
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~ restaurant. doing flne busi-
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v H. RICHEY.
Manager Business Chances roe1o
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ts HUMPHREYS ,,6 A,aa
; 3. md {s.osHnI souHthn 81 ina' 'i'f'
Y m,n VIZ furniture. rent less
| r9Ssrn IS0l,,, with long lease; has ,Iis
IoS,as' 9Sns and is very desirable
.usr, v.S Price. $500
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A 6-room brick and a S-room cement,
lot lae-l47; trees; garden; water right,
near state prison: all for $4,000.
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KAgR & HARVEY.
r6pezn hotel or Main St, Of Is
4 sbd cold water In each room; (;
IA and shower baths: we can
tbts place is clearing $3.50 a
|.9gtlEate. $4,000 will handle,
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Beautiful modern S-room brick resi-
dence on Sth e. near Brigham; fine barn
SS500 terms.
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<nGy furnished hotel Of 36
nd cold water In each room (;
-: good location. $4,000 will
<|ancs without interest.
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. ekzantly and newly furnished
hths: all rooms on one floor,
-; new building: rent. IS a
&rrsln.
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Both Phones e53,
lo-l2 L.. 3rd South st.
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TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITERS RENTED. EXCHANC
ed. sold, Utah Typewriter Exchange
Co.; phones 43o, 81 w. 2nd So b2is3
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TYPEwR1TERs RENTED. REPAIRED
and sold. Phone Bell $3.50: Ind sS7, L,
G. Smith Bros. Typewriter Co.. 3s West
Srd South. n1142
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
800 ..P0ST0FH|CE men |
AND FRIENDS At
BANQUET

More than 300 members of the
state association of postoffice
clerks and carriers, with their
wives and children, sat down to
the banquet in the chamber of
commerce assembly room last
night. The big feed brought the
annual convention to a successful
ending.
w. E. Kelley, president of the
national association, arrived dur.
ing the banquet, IL hours late, but
plunged into the spirit of the &C.
casion and delivered a pleasing ad
dress on the attitude of President
Taft on some of the issues for
which the men are fighting.
They want 48 hour a week law,
a 80 day vacation each year, and
among other things, the right to
present their grievances to con-
gress without the intervention of
the heads of the departments.
Among the other speakers were
j. J. Sullivan, Mayor Pratt, Post
master Edris and c. M. Fassett,
president of the chamber CT COM
merce.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
MOST REMARKABLE
RECOVERY FROM
ASTHMA
Wisconsin Man Willing to Neglect
Business to Talk About II


Three years ago Mr.. Tracy
Pritchard, who has the cigar privi-
lege in the Hotel Matthewson, Par
sons, Kan.,. and is well known to
the travelling public, reported to
the Austrian Laboratory his COM
plete recovery from asthma
through the use OF the new
specific, ascatco. When recently
questioned as to the permanency
of Insecure, Mr.. Pritchard said: 81
can .truthfully say that l am cured
after rs years of suffering.
changed climates and took every
thing ever heard of, but ascatco
came to my rescue" This state
ment was made December 70,
1909. and proves that ascatco's
work was permanent Moreover,
Mr.. Pritchard says: 81 recommend
ascatcO to all sufferers from
asthma and will neglect business
to talk of its merits" His opinion
regarding ascatco's marvellous eff
ficiency Is the same held by
thousands of former estimates.
Every asthma sufferer may
learn what effect asCatcn will have
in their own case by using the
trial treatment, which is sent free
of charge to anyone who will write
to the Austrian Laboratory, 80
West Twenty-tifth street, New
York city. The genuine ascatco
may now be procured, for regular
treatment, in both the so cent and
81 sizes, at Murgittroyd's, Ritter's
and other leading drug stores.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
BIRTHS.

To Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward
Moriarity, E1211 Indiana avenue,
February II, daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HI. Bishop,
2407 Sharp avenue. February 10, a
daughter
To Mr.. and Mrs. Felix r. Fotser.
3041a Calispel street, February Is,
a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Carl William
Beall. 1917 Liberty avenue, Febru-
airy 5, daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Leroy
Saunders. 0S2O Madison street, Feb
ruary 49,. daughter.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Morris r. Mas
tin. E1627 Sprague avenue, Febru'
airy II, daughter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23

sault while seated on a wheel, is
one of the most sensational ever
seen at the popular vaudeville
,house. a
AUDtTORlUM.--The first act of
"a Stubborn Cinderella" at the.
Auditorium tomorrow, the latest
musical comedy success of Messrs.
Hough, Adams and Howard,
authors of "The Time, the Place
and the Girl" 1.-THE Goddess of Lib
erty" and other successes, is laid
on the campus of the University
of Columbus, at the unwilling of
statue. The second act depicts a
realistic railway wreck and the
third an orange fete at Del COrO-
nado beach, California. The plot
of the piece is interesting and un-
usual and concerns the daughter of
a Scottish earl who has never
spoken to a stranger.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
PANTACEC

PANTAGES. - Tony Castallane
and Brother, sensational cyclists,
the feature attraction at the Pan
tages this week Is certainly one
of the best bicycle acts ever seen
at Pantages and at last nights
performance they were the hit of
the bill, having to take three and
four curtain calls at each perform
ance, the closing trick, incluing the
loOp-the-loop, a complete somer
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
MICE AT $4,000 A DOZEN

BOSTON,, Feb. 23.-Huddled up
asleep in small wooden box and
appearing not unlike the white
mice often found in this country,
six little orange colored rodents,
valued at $l,666.66 each, made up
the most interesting consignment
aboard the steamer Anglican, which
arrived here from London yester-
day. The animals are for col.
lege professor in this city who is
to use them for experiments.
The $4,000 mice are species of
dormOuse or sleeping mouse, that
lives out of doors in the summer
and remains torpid during most of
the winter season. Their high
value is caused by their great
scarcity. They are about the size
and build of a squirrel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
MASONIC MEMORIAL
TO WASHINGTON
~. lI.:A>I n.>.- 5000 NAy;.>\

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. %
Plans are under way today for the
establishment of a Masonic mem
orial to George Washington follow
ing a meeting here of grand mas
ters of many Masonic lodges for
the purpose of organizing a nation
al Masonic memorial association.
The tentative plans are for fund
of $1,000,000 with which to erect
an edifice that shall be a Masonic
hall of fame" The site under
consideration is near Christ church
on Washington street, where in his
later years Washington served as a
veStryman.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
Materials of Various Kinds at Sc

DDS ends and broken lines gnghams dark and light
percaes chambray and fancy fanneettes whole full
Look them take what you Many among
them and almost double
what you pay for it. Clover day price, yard
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23

Washington patrons this week. His
act is decidedly unique and one
new in vaudeville, being composed
of feats of jumping. Mr. Guertin
is jumping marvel and is worthy
OF all the honOrs accorded him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
February Glover Specials
I'm the Great Main Avenue

spot patterns only; % inch width. reg
ular Coo quality. Clio yer day special, per
yard .35c
LUNA LAWN, the As inch width. A
regular 35c value Glover day price. .23c
LAWN, As inch width. regular Csc
value. Especially nice for curtains
Glover day price, per yard .23c
FANCY WAISTINGS-A lot of fifty
pieces. Splendid patterns, wide variety.
Csc and 35c values. Special. 15c
BATH TOWELS, good size. 24x4S 25
dozen Of them; 40c values. Clover day
price -. ............. 25c
LINEN WAISTINGS-Five pieces, full
yard wide linen waistings; 35c value
Glover day price. .25c
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f''|I~AfNHfIIH1 Ud-
mask, beautiful silver bleach; $1.OO
grade Glover day price. zee
FANCY LINEN PIECES-Quite an as
sortment, broken lots odds and ends. All
worth double and some worth consider
ably more than that Choice Clover
FRENCH FLANNELS-A splendid as.
sortment Of patterns Nice heavy weight.
Only 10 pieces. Spot patterns, red on navy,
pink on cream, light blue on cream, anulV
white on seal brown. Regular ~ Val
ues. Special ........... .eM.c sec
OUTING FLANNExS- Fine extra
heavy quality csaofed outings. Full yard
width. 15c value; special. Zoe
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guertin,
In remarkable athletic exhibit
ton, has won the praise of all the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-23
Dental Work
Of Quality

We will repair your decayed teeth
making them as good as they ever
were. Our Filings positively will
not fall out; We guarantee them
to stay in. Workmanship and ma
terials are the very best and guar
-ENeed for 10 years.
We are doing the highest class of
crown and bridge work ever done
in a dental office. using nothing but
22K gold and positively guarantee.
ing 1t for 10 years.
Come in and see us first, we can
and will save you money on all
dental work. You want the best
and we are here to give It to you.
Our prices are the lowest consist
ent with the very best work.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-10-14
Good Thunder

Mrs. Richard Eberhart spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Benedict.
/. The home of Mike Flynn was glad,
dened by the arrival OF dear little
baby girl.
Miss Mary Grant returned to her
work at the Northwestern hospital at
Minneapolis where she finishes nurs-
ing course this year.
Mrs. Charles Peterson is enjoying
her second crop of strawberries this
year. She does not need to go to the
south for a fine climate.
+. II. Griffin's store and the home OF
The Herald presents very neat and
inviting appearance, with its remodeled
and fine plate glass front.
ArnO Schroeder. cashier of the Me-
dina, n. d., State bank has reported
a fine baby boy at his home. Arnc
was formerly a Good Thunder boy.
Miss Annie Wiedenheft is working
hard in the race for an auto through
the German Vokseitung. Those who
are interested might send her theiI
subscriptions and coupon votes and
would be greatly appreciated by Miss
Annie.
Miss Annie Wiedenheft gave hel
friend, Miss Hattie Resin, parce
shower Sunday evening. A large mum
Der attended and Miss Rosin was thu
recipient of large number of leostls
gifts. Miss Wiedenheft was. assisted
by Mrs. G. and Mrs. o. Wiedenheft.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-10-14
A111boy and Vicinity

Miss Ethel Scott OF Mankato is VS.
ting at the home of William Parks.
Miss Florence Salisbury spent few
days with her cousin, Mildred STRAIT
ton.
Miss Ollie Maine of Truman is VS.
| ting at the home OF her brother, Iry-
I ing Maine.
Charles Howe OF Winnebago was a
guest of J. w. Heritage Tuesday and
"Wednesday of last week.
| Miss leila Chamberlain of Amboy
went to Blue Earth Friday to spend
several days with friends.
| Charles Allen has been running
crew of dozen men the past week
! filling his large concrete silo.
| Mrs. Grace Grant and children are
spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Huffman.
The many friends of Rev. W. S.
! Emery are pleased that he will stay
another year in this locality.
! Miss Hunter, the teacher at Willow
Greek, was the guest of Mrs. j. W.
Heritage Wednesday and Thursday.
Albert Pegor will be laid up for
several weeks, having been severely in
jured by kick from vicious horse.
| Henry Cross of Redwing came up in
| his auto to take care of the years
harvest on his Pleasant Mound farm.
i. ii. Albright plastered John Gil
| bert's house the past week and also
built fine cement sidewalk for L.
Chadbournc.
! The youngest SON of DIR. and Mrs.
Merrill swallowed some potash by mis-
take, but prompt action by the doctor
relieved him OF serious consequences.
| If the weather keeps fine there will
be a large crowd at Lytle AIiller's auc
ton next Saturday. lie has fine
stock of machinery and cattle to select
| from.
A large number Of new library books
We're received at the Willow Creek
! school the past week and will be
highly appreciated by the enterprising
school,
The board of the Tow Hill school
bought a. large bell about a year ago,
but the large wheel being broken, the
| bell was not set. Just as soon as
the new casting arrives the worl, will
be completed.
A large number Of people from this
section of. the country visit Rapidan
to view the new dam and are in hopes
that trolley line will he built from
Mankato to Fairmont and on to Spirit
Lake to connect with the line building
from Sioux City.
The golden. wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Anderson was celebrated at
their home Friday evening. 1t was a
surprise party for the old couple and
they. were more than pleased with the
gift OF handsome couch presented by
their many friends. About forty par
ticipated in the happy event.