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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-01

Pneumonia follows a cold but never
Tar which stops the cough, heals the
lungs and eXpels the cold from the
system. Atlanta Pharmacy.
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"Rin Llda" t. Preside-PrnnsN

"Big llde" to Preside-Brunswicks
big judge" ~! preside at today 5
session OF the municiual court May
or Hopkins is sill i'll, while Acting
Mayor Ludwig is absent from the city,
therefore Alderman Goldsmith wiz
be called upon 10 officiate this MORN
ing.
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WE HAVEN'T r. ROTTEN TH@s
CHILDREN. CHiLDREN'S EASTER
OXFOR0S NOW READY FOR YOU
20 SET WOOD RafLCV CLIO. co.
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Matinee at Grand saturday-The us
ual Saturday matinee Of motion pict-
ures Will he given at the Grand to-
morrow and some very pleasing and
entertaining picture plays will -
shown. y
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Spectacular Feature-The Pastime
will offer tonight The Presidents
Special the most thrilling and spec
tacular motion picture ever executed.
A sensation creator If the first water.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-01

Feature at the crard Tonight
beautiful Pathe Freres Fairy tale
Pierrot' will be the leading feature
at the Grand tonight.
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Ask your grocer for Juliet Meal.
No other as good.
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. A Us D DIN C S
N 3 r / E 2.

The .|eather-Foreeast for today in
Georgia: Cloudy; 20 material change
in temperature
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Ask your grocer for Rob Roy Flour.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Interclass Trophy Goes
To Second Five

OAKLAND, Dec little second
academic five scored an easy victory In
the final game of the academic division
of the interclass basket ball tourna
ment at st. Mary's college and captured
the championship trophy by defeating
the third academic team 31-3 this aft
ernoon. The size and speed of the win
ners enabled them to take the lead
from the start and they bad no trouble
in outplayfng their smaller opponents.
Chiles. at forward for the winning
team, played the star game of the after
noon and contributed TO the large score
by shooting 10 goals
Although outplayed by their larger
opponents the third academic team
made a gallant bid for low score and
the work Of Maher and Ford kept down
the number of points made by the win
ners.
Tomorrow the sophomores play the
juniors. but 1T is not likely that the lat
ter team will make any showing. as
they were easily defeated last week by
the seniors.
The retention of the first academic
team in the tournament by the athletic
officers makes two more games to be
played before the finals. Before the
end of the tournament the first acade-
mic will line up against the seniors and
the winner of tomorrow's game will
play the freshmen. The dates for these
have not been announced.
The teams in today game were.
Second Aeademic-Chiles and Cecil, forwards
Ross center; Magee and HeaIey. guards.
Third Academic--Ford and Perovich forwards
Smonich. center; Alaher aud Cayanaugh guards
Referee, Greeley: umpire, Fitzsimmons
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Stanford Soccerites
Down Soldiers
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec. IL
Playing remarkably good game. the
Stanford soccer team this afternoon
took the team of United States soldiers
from the PresiJie into camp by a score
of 2 to l. This was easily the best
game that has been seen on the local
field. and the playing of the Stanford
team was a revelation to the spectators
who had been of the opinion that the
soldiers would have but little trouble
in winning this game. The soldiers
overwhelmed the local team earlier in
the season.
Fyfe was the particular star of the
game, making both scores for the To-
Gals. one by kick into, the goal and
the other bv heading the ball Benny
Erb. the varsity Rugby captain, also
put up 8. splendid game. Rutzler, Tor
the soldiers. played a. very fine game
and made the only score for the sol
diers
United states Eoidiers -Aiken. McKeowen,
o Hare RutzIer Barton. forwards: Smith, Dele
mar. McElray. halves; schrader, Monohan. fulis;
Lynch. goal.
stanford-HigEins Pung. Erb. Fyfe Williams.
forwards: Clyde Reynolds. Humphries. halves;
McCann King fulls: Stuart. goal
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
IAN AND FRAYNE STILL EQUAL CHOICES IN THE BETTING
Oak Park Eleven VIII
Play in Seattle

CHICAGO. Dec 14-Oak Park high
schools championship. football team
will play at Seattle December 2S.
meeting the wenatchee CWash) high
school team there for the championship
of the Pacific northwest. The final
word came from Wenatchee last night.
stating that a guarantee to cover ex-
penses had been raised and all that
was necessary to put the game through
was the acceptance OF the terms by
the Oak Park. Considerable dickering
is now going on for the second game.
which will either 80 to Portland or
Denver. This will be decided upon to-
day and also the route OF the team.
According to the second outlook il
appears that Portland viii get the date.
although Denver is making a stron
fight to secure a battle for the North
Denver high school which holds the
title of the Rocky mountains. The
teams will leave for Seattle Monday
night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
.P.A.A. BASKET BALL
TOURNEY ARRANGED
Preliminary Plans Are Laid by
Committee for the Pacific
Coast Championship

The committee appointed by the Pa
cifc Amateur association, consisting
of r. w Dodd chairman. G. A. Schlit
ter and Charles Mimic met yesterday
and completed preliminary arrange
ments for the third annual basket ball
champion tournament of the Pacific
coast
An important decision made by the
committee Is that no player may ex-
ceed the standard weight of the class
he has entered. In previous tourna
ments the teams were allowed to make
the average weight of the class bv
dividing up with heavy and lighter
men in the team. The weight of the
contestant must be officially announced
Immediately preceding the game, and
weighing is to be done In uniform con-
sisting of pants and uppers Shoes
need not be taken into considera ton
in making the weight.
The location for the games was left
undecided till the next meeting. and
in the meantime the courts at the
Young Mems Hebrew associat ton and
Tue anna par e'u 'e inspected
H. s Rockwood advance manager of the
worlds champion basket hall team of Company
F. Wisconsin national guard. left yesterday for
San Diego TO complete arrangements for games
with teams in the south.
The national guard basket hall team OF Liver
more has arranged a schedule of games as fol
lows December Il. with St Mary's college
December 23 with Santa Clara college; January
-. with Tamalpais club January %, with the
University Of the Pacific; January %, with the
University of California.
The Seminole club has announced its schedule
follows: December 16. with Smiler club De
cember 20. with Irish american team; December
% with Tamalpsis club; December "a with
Lyermore national guard; January 25 with Bel
mont military academy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
To change HANDS
Robert L. Hedges Asks Mag
HateS for Permission 10
Sell Club

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Robert l..
Hedges notified the annual meeting Of
the American league Of professional
baseball clubs today that he had re-
ceived offer for his majority interest
in the ST. Louis club and with the con-
sent of the eague. he would accept IL.
The league appointed committee.
consisting of President Ban Johnson,
President Charles Comiskey of Chicago,
and President Frank J. Farrell of New
York, TO consider the offer and report
tomorrow. 1t was commonly under
stood that the sale would be approved
and that the St Louis Americans would
change hands.
The identity of the persons making
the offer was not made public, but it
was intimated that the sum involved
would mount we'll into six figures. and
that John f. Bruce. a minority stock
holder, would increase his holdings.
The Boston National league club also
is in process of sale. William Hepburn
Russell and James P. Phalen were to
have paid today $4,000 for the major
ity interest held by John P. Harris, but
were able to show only $4,000 in cash.
They had an option which Harris said
he was willing to extend indefinitely.
The matter stands in that position. with
only this much definite, that Fred
Tenney will be manager next season, no
Thomas j. Lynch was reelected
president Of the National league for one
year.
His acceptance belied reports that he
would not take such a short contract
An effort was made so to change the
constitution that president might be
selected for more than one year.
On the proposition the vote stood 3
to 3. Charles ". Murphy of Chicago,
Charles H Ebbetts of Brooklyn. and
Horace Fogel of Philadelphia defeating
it,
The National league adopted a reso-
luton againt the acceptance by players
of prizes. such as were contested for
by La Joie and Cobb last season.
Under the bylaws of the American
league the old directorate, consisting of
representatives, from the Boston. New
York. Cleveland. Detroit, Washington
and Philadelphia, will take their places.
Vice President G. w. SOmers of the
American league was reelected.
Friction in the St. Louis club of the
American league came to a head today.
The matter of an outright sale was
preceded by clash between Hedges
and Bruce Hedges proposed to employ
Fred Lake. late of Boston, as manager.
Bruce insisted on the promotion of
Bobby Wallace, the crack shortstop, to
the position.
This and other Incidents OF baseball
history had their share in determining
Hedges to offer his majority interest
for sale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Stanford Ruggers For
North Chosen
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec. IL
Coach Presley has announced the
names of the IS men who will compose
the cardinal varsity Rugby team which
will journey north to play Vancouver
during the Christmas vacation. They
are
Fitting, Ssnhorn, Partridge olmstead Dole
". J.. Smith. Baumgartner, Cheda. forwards;
Sundell. wing forward; Cass, half: Franz, Har-
rigan. fves; Bergman, center Thobura Geiss-
Ter. wings; Erb, fun; substitutes, Woodcock and
Worswick.
These men. with Manager Burbank
and Coach Presley, win leave Palo Alto
on the morning of December 22 and
will leave Oakland on the 1920 O'Clock
express, which will carry them through
to Seattle. Puget sound will be crossed
on the steamer Charlotte and they will
reach Vancouver on Saturday, Decem-
ber "a. The men will have but one day
to recover from the trip. as the first
game is to be played on the following
Monday. The remainder of the series
Will be spread out during the following
seven days, matches being announced
for December % and January 2.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Freak Tennis Tourney
Is Interesting

The California tennis club has start
ed a continuous class tournament on
the club courts this week that is af-
fording the members considerable
amusement.
The players are all classified and
draw for positions and any player can
challenge the player one or two posi-
either has to play within a week or
be defaulted. and the winner goes up
point on the list.
The player ranking first in a class
can challenge the last player in the
class above.
No defeated player can challenge a
man above him until he has defeated
the one below.
Play will continue in this tourney for
a month and the one making the most
progress win be awarded the prize
Twenty five players have entered and
already several matches have been
played and number of challenges is
sued. The results up to date follow:
NJ Rosenberg defeated his brother. Al. Ca.
Sc: 7. Jones defeated Lieutenant Ward. 4-6,
CO. CO; j. Lillienthal challenged ]. Code: p.
Jones challenged A. Hooper; 5. Chapman ehal-
J. Hochstadfcr; y. p. Naples challenged S.
Chapmau: W G. Kpowlton challenged H.
Schmidt and j tioodfellow: A. Rosenberg chal-
lenged F. Fottrell: NJ Rosenberg challenged
Doctor LoyecVove; Doctor Lovegrove challenged
AIel Long: Doctor Bederman challenged S. LilIen-
thai; Lieutenant Ward challenged r. Topp.
The drawings and classifications
were as follows:
Champion class-M. Long.
First class-W. r. Lovegrove. NJ. Rosenberg.
T. Fottrell. 4. Rosenberg. II. Rohfe. C.. Good
fellow, H. Schmidt. ". Knowlton. S. Lflienthal.
Doctor Lederman.
Second class-R Topp. Lieutenant Ward. A.
Hooper, P. Jones, N. Lillienthal, ]. Cahlll, E.
Boger J. Code
Third class-J. Lnenthal, J. Hochstadter, J.
s. Lederman.
Fourth class. Chapman. W Naples. A.
Chalmers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Winged V Football Team
Will DiSband
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lOPSIHL DsPdtNH 10 He Ndu
VALLEJO, Dee. twin or lose on
New Years day. the winged VS. will
disband," declared Manager Jack
Thornton today.
I'VE have found that the members of
the team will not all be residents of
the city next year. Besides. we have
been organized for eight years and 1t
is time that we gave way to some of
the other local teams. Since 1902 We
have played 66 games and the defeat at
the hands of the Century aggregation
was the first we have suffered. We
believe that is a record which will
stand for many years, if not for all
time.
"The team was first organized when
the present members were attending
grammar school Before disbandfng
the team intends to hold a big smoker
and invite all of it's friends From its
various games the club has netted a
substantial bank account"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

LOCAL FERRY TRAlHs-Vla Oakland Pier
To Oakland Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
FruitSaIs-Daily-From 500 q. H. snd every twenty
minutes until 700 D. n. inclusive; then 740. $50
900, $40. 1920, 110O 11.40 D. n. 1920 and 40
a. n
To sather and MsIross via Seventh st-Dsilv-From
500 a m. and every twenty minutes until 7cO D. n
inclusive then 740, $50, 900. 9.4C. 1920 11.C0
and II. 40 p. m.
900 n. 22O 800, AGO. eco, $40 ?. u. Sunday
only 900. 1000 a. N. leo. ECO. eco. 400. SEQ.
$40 .. N.
To Oakland First ST.. FrutVas. Aamsds. via Horseshoe
-Daiy-From 1900. $50 a. D.. and every twenty
minutes until $40 a. n. fnciusiVe then CO. ESQ
1000 1920 11O0, II 20 a. H., I'm. y 20 LOO, I 20
200. go. 800, $40. t340 ?. n. and every twenty
minutes until D. m, inclusive; 74o $50 eco. e40
1920 HOO, and II 40 ?. m, 1920 and 1.20 q. N.
Additional train to Oakland Firss St., 2.15 an.
To West ssrkslsy-Daily Except sunday-From SEQ
a. m and every twenty minutes urs $50 n. nclu-
sive. then 900 g. N. and every hour until Leo .. n.
inclusive: then 40 p. m, and every twenty minutes
until 90 p n, Inclusive; then 40 ?. $50, S.C0
9.40. 1920, 1100. 1l.sO p. H. and 1920 q. m
To West Berkeley -SUndavs oniy-From 500 a. m.
then 7C0 7.40. $50, 200 D. n. ineluSives then 910
q. and every twenty minutes 100 p n. inclusive;
then 7.40 p m, $50, 600 940, 1920. 1100. 11.4O.
p. m. and 12.20 a. n.
70 corbin-DsiIy Except Surday-From 500 a. m ard
every 20 minutes until $50 a. m, inclusive then
900, 1000 a m. 300 ~. ] CO. 2o0, 3o0 AGO, 420
440, 500 SO, $40 and 500 p n.
70 corbin-Sundays only-From 500 a. n then 200
an. e-20 a. m and every twenty minutes until
500 D. n
To s,.as Richmond Pullnsn-s.0Os .. n. $40 .. m. $50
p.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
PENSACOLA RESULTS

PENSACOLA, Fla. Dec i4-surprises at
tended the running OF FIVE races here this after
noon in which favoriteS were decisively downed
Percy Taylor was the only successful first choice
and bis victory was attended by runup his
owner being forced 10 pay sos 10 retain him.
Results:
First race one mile-Bustem. to l. won:
Procla even, second; Miss Vgilant, l to 3
third. Time las 2-5.
Second race, one mile-Hsrdlng 256 to l.
won; Ossian, 8 70 5. second; Warner Grisweil
! to 2. third. Time, 1:47 80.
Third race six and a half furlongs-Percy
Taylor 3 to 3. won: Chief Hayes to l. sec
ond; ST. Dunstan. even, third Time, &c 2-5.
Fourth race. fve furlongs-Jennie Wells, 10
10 I. won; Ameron, TO 1, second; Gerandc.
70 . third. Time 1:04 3-5.
Fifth race. I've furlongs-Cherokee Rose to
<. won: Annie Nelson even second; Lodeetone,
even third Time. 1908.
tSixih race. one mle-Our Nugget. to t.
won; Nhipfop. ] 10 3, second; San Gil, cut
ti.!rd. Tine, l.z6 40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Soccer League Leases
Playing Field

ALAMEDA. Dec. 1.-THE Bay Coun-
ties Soccer league has secured a lease
of one year from the Dow pump engine
company for the field at the southwest
corner of Clement avenue and Oak
street The football Organization is
composed of the Alamedas. Oaklands.
Corinthians and Albion Rovers The
lease was negotiated by c. A. Borle
and Alois l<ist Of the North Side i'm
provemeht club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
HARVARD HoNoRs ATHLETES

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec 14.-Among
the athletic stars who received honors
at the hands of the senior class of Har-
ward university tonight. when the class
officers for commencement week were
announced, are: First marshal, Lothrop
Wilmington. Honolulu. captain of the
football eleven; Ivy orator, Allen
Greggs of Colorado Springs. and odist,
w. c. Greene of Baltimore who recently
was appointed a Rhodes scholar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

NETHERLANDS RoUTE-From Pacific Street Wharf
Collinsville. Emunaon. Rio Vista. Islston Rvde Wal
nut Grove Vorden. Courtland. Gafksburg Sacramento
Steamer Navajo. leaves San Francisco 500 a. m.daily
except Sunday, stopping at points shown arriving Sac
ranento 500 pm. Leaves Sacramento 900 pm daily
cisco 500 am
Steamer modoe or Apache. leaves San Francisco 100
pm daily, except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 80
pm
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
FLYNN AND CAPONI WILL
FIGHT ON NEW YEAR'SDAY
fseeelal D.eatch lg Tie Eaul

LOS ANGELES, Dec. l4-Jm Flynn and Tony Capon have
been matched by Tom McCarey the 20 round Vernon
New Years day AS mvndup attraction McCarey hopes
Leonard Lauder Of Los Angeles and Antoine Grave San Fran
McCarey received Capons acceptance tonight and Immediately
wired transportation Chicago apper Flynn has been training
local for several weeks and aedy good condition Another
for the New Years day card probably will be bout between
frankie Sullivan ard Billy CapeIe at 10 rounds
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

OAKLAND HhRBoR FERHY-From San Francisco,
Mission Street Wharf-Daily- from 500 an.
to 900 pm, inclusive.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

Union Transfer Co. authorized to shssk sasgass
direct from residence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

7:45 alPetalunla. Santa Rosa. Heads
burg, Cloverdale. Ukiah. VIII
Its Sherwood. 'suerneville
sMonte Rio. -Duncan Miiis,i
Sebastopol ....................s 6:35 =
sis aissSonoma. ssGlen Ellen. -..-..i IS :.55 .
S:15 APT. Reyes. Camp Meeker. GAIA
dero ..........--.. -....-.........lfe lfe:sS p
ts:45 alPetaluma. Santa Rosa. Heads
burg Cloverdale. Guerneviiie.i
Monte Rio, Duncan Mills. lf7:35 p
10:45 afPetaluma. SAINTS Rosa a----s..-...t ASS 0
g2: As D PIT. Reyes Camp Meeker leaves.
from cszaderol ........ t7.o5 p
3;lJ plPetaluma. Santa Rosa. Heads
burg. CIovsrdale. Tkiah esHar-l
neville. Monte Rio. Duneans
Mills Sebastopol ..-.-..-....-lI II .astts
4.4J psSonoma Glen Elien.........-.f 0.s5 !
5:i5 plPetaIuma. Santa Rosa -.-.... s:35 !
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
rIrcrRIc suRuRRAN Wa sAusAIIro

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUsALITO
Sausslito. NH Valley, San Rafael - Daily
a M; hourly until 2:45 2. N. (except the 2:45
D. n does not run to San Rafael on Sundaysl.
then 3:I5 D. NJ. and every 80 minutes until s:45
o. m then T:45. 9:45 p. NJ and 1901 a. m
Fairfax-Leayes sf6:45, f7.15. Sis. s:45
e:4i. 1918, 11-45 a. M. 1c.45. :45. .s5 Sis
8:45, 9:15. 4:45. o:15. o:45. els. 6,45. AS
San Quentin via San Rafsel-s:45 a. m. t1:45
p. m. 1915 p n;
DAYS: 6:45, T:45. S:45, 1890 a. M l2.45. ana
<:i5, 5.15s 6.15 p. m. ssl2:01 q. m SundavsG
es45 7s45, S:45, 80 30, 10:45. 40 a. o.. IS.sa
I:45. S:I5. AIS, 5:15, 6:15 D. m, 1901 a M,
ssundays arrive sS5 p m. .sSundayS arrive
7:o5 D. m. Except Sundays 1SuntIsgs onlv
fSaturdays only sIburon direct. ssTlursday
only.
PaciHa transfer company's agents are author
tied to check baggage direct from res'.i@---~
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

LOCAL FERRY TRAINs-via Alameda Pier.
To Oakland and Aiamsda-f610, 1915 am, and then
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until & As pn then
S30-e.15. 1000, 1915. 11.30 pm and 12l5 am.
1o1Aameda and Fru:Yae via Horssshos same as above
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

. for Morning. p for Afternoon. Sunday excepted
Sunday only Saturday and Sunday only
aSundsy and Monday only
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

Promoter Louis Blot has arranged to
have his brass band on the job at
noon. This collection. under the lead
ership Of Fiddler Steve Douglas, viii
give an open air concert at Eight and
Market streets. after which II viii pa.
rade around the town and pull up at
rhe arena shortly after I o'clock.
There viii be only one preliminary, a
likely looking 10 round affair between
he black cyclone. Rufus Williams, and
Kid George, the tough younester from
Sacramento Up 10 the present time
George is the only one OF the middle
~ zbts who has been able 10 make a
MsndoF against the colored bruiser.
NuHams stopped Lupe carranza in two
rounds in the preliminary to the Nell
Moran contest nearly three weeks
aso-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

The girls at TIE star of the Sea school have
organized basket ball team and busy prac-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST LINE
Third and Townsend Streets Arriv,
VIA OAKLAND PIER
Leave Foot Of Market street, Arrive

TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE Due ARRIVE FRo DEcEMsER a. IsO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
AGED NEGRO CUTS
THROAT WITHRAZOR
Attempts Suicide While Lying on
Bench IN Iowa
Circle.

Joseph Allen, an aged negro, cut his
tAroat this morning while lying OF a
bench in Iowa Circle He IS at Emer-
EenCy Hospital with slight chances for
recovery
The man, who IS sixCv-rvyO years old.
and who lives at 1920 COrCOrsu street.
came into the reservation shortly before
10 o'clock De lay down on q bench.
and was, apparently, sleeping a pedes-
TRAN noticed a stream OF blood flowing
from his throat and notified the police
he had slSed a razor in an attempt a.
self-6estruction-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
MERCHANTS TO HEAR
COMMISSIONER TALK

Commissioner CUnO H Rudolph today
accepted an invitation from Joseph
StragburEer. president Of the Retail
Merchants Association Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. 10 address the assO-
citation at its first meeting on September
lTr. Strasburzer said today that other
spea kers of prominence including some
from other cities, would be present and
make addresses on the work Of retail
merchants organizations
s. buffet luncheon IS being arranged
for and invitations are being sent TO
q large number Of Washington mer-
chants
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-16

q Sept Is. ~ oseph Horrtsch dep,arted
for ST. Paul Monday where he will
visit his daughter, Mrs. Ray Davis, q
few weeks. sE& hi Is ',-ES z5s u.
Miss Edith Dehler departed for st.
Cloud Monday where she will be en-
ployed. ~. .s... z.*...
Miss Eva Groves Of Pierz visited her
friend, Miss Anna Denzen over Sun
day, returning Monday: II
: Otto j. Dengel is employed by N. n.
Mueller of Pierz' this week. =
: A. large crowd OF young folks
gathered at the Denzen home Sunday
and spent pleasant evening.
= Miss Viola Cousin left to take up
her position as teacher in Minneapolis
Sunday, after visiting here a few
weeks.
school opened IN the various dis
trlcts Monday September IL.
C.: g: Hodorff Of Royalton was a
business caller in the village Sunday.
Tuesday September 20 is the date
when the primary elections are held
ana it is the wish Of the town board
that all turn out and cast their votes.
G. Rosenmeler OF Royalton called on
friends in the village Sunday.
= Chas. G. Benson of Little Falls
called on friends IN the village and
vicinity Monday.
G. NJ. Kiewel OF Little Falls was a
business caller in the village Sunday.
Hunters are as thick as bees in this
vicinity as game is reported plentiful.
None had been killed before the
hunting season as the warden kept his
eye on this spot Unit.