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bridge City. About forty persons were
in attendance. Dancing was the fea-
ture of the evening. This was one of
the most enjoyable events given re-
Gently at the park.
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GUESTS TO DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Matlock and son
Master Russell were entertained to
dinner Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Kinder at their home on North Ninth
street.
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VISITED HERE.
The New Castle Courier says:
Miss Georgia Cloud has returned
from Richmond, where she spent the
| weekend the guest of Miss Clara
| Hardesty at Earlham. She also at
tended the Kappa dance Friday even
ing at Jackson park.
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WEEKEND GUESTS.
| Mrs. Ida B. Hill and daughter Miss
Edna Hill of Cynthania, KY. and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Sour Of Cincinnati
were the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Reber of South Twelfth
| street.
GUESTS FROM coNNERSvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kinder of North
Ninth street entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Sherry and little daughter Gayle
| of rnnnnrS,yi11o nd
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| MISS FRAZEE KNOWN HERE.
Miss Florence FraZee entertained at
her home in North Harrison street
Saturday evening, honoring the guests
who were here for the -Frazee
house party. Jesse Pugh gave the rev.
cries of bachelor. each one of the
former sWeethearts, as he referred to
them. appearing behind light screen
in the dining ROOM while the guests
were arranged in the other rooms OF
the house, which were darkened. The
roles of the various sweethearts were
taken by local young women who were
dressed accordingly. The unique plan
OF entertainment was much appreciat-
ed.
| The remainder of the evening was
spent with music. when selections
were rendered by many of the talented
guests. Solos were sung by Miss Ha
eel Lyle, Miss Marie Clark. Miss Flor.
ence Frazee, Miss Norma Smith. Miss
Georgia Wyatt and Hale Pearsey. A
duet by Miss Florence Frazee and
Hale Pearsey was one OF the most en-
! joyable parts of the improvised pro-
gram. Mrs. Semie Jackson, one OF
the house party guests, played violin
| solo.
The interior of the Frazee home
was tastefully decorated for the oc
easion, the dining room being a mass
of flowers. Refreshments were serv-
ed in rather novel manner The
house party guests all returned home
today.-Rushville Republican
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ATTENDED WEDDING.

Mrs. }. N HOdEln and daughter
Miss Mable Thomas attended a wedd-
ing celebrated in indianapolis Sun
day evening. An account in the In
dianapolis Star of the thirteenth is
as follows:
The marriage of Miss Eta Bernice
Dodson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
NJ. Dodson, 25S Temple avenue, to
F9oris f. Thomas was solemnized at
the Englewood Christian church at the
service last evening. The pastor, the
Rev. E. E. Norman. officiated.
At the close Of the services Miss
Beulah Leak, cousin Of the bride. sang
THE Sweetest Story Ever Told" The
congregation remained seated as the
bridal party came up tht aisle and as
"Mendelssohn's Wedding March was
being played by Miss Elizabeth Inglis.
The bride and her father were pre-
coded by Miss Catherine Moore. who
carried bridesmaids bouquet of pink
roses. Mr.. Thomas was escorted by
the best man, Herbert L. Hunt.
The bride wore a net dress over
white silk. with veil woven with
orange blossoms. She carried a bou-
Quet of bride roses
Following the wedding ceremony a
reception was given at the home OF
the bride. The following out-oftown
guests were present:
Mrs. J. n. Hodgin and daughter Ma.
BILE Thomas, mother and sister Of the
groom, Richmond, Ind. and Mrs. P. D.
Stage, Mrs. Eliza J. Crisler, Mrs. Win.
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Miss Kriete, although young is an ac-
complished musician.
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JUNE is HERE.
June which is usually known as the
month of brides and roses" does not
give much promise this year when 1t
comes to brides. However roses are
here In abundance despite the chilly
breezes which threatened the blooms.
1t may be, however that there will be
a number of surprise weddings later In
the month. This really isn't fair
though for people do love to hear
for prospective brides.
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WILL ENTERTAIN GUESTS.
Miss Mayme Potter OF Indianapolis
will come tomorrow to visit Miss Pearl
Atkinson over Sunday. Saturday Mr.
Russell Izor and Mr.. Ray Potter will
come to be weekend guests at the At
kinson home.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. Minnick of Indianapolis is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Kramer on East Main street.
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SECOND PARTY.
A second afternoon thimble party
equally as charming as the first was
given Monday afternoon by the Misses
Bessie and Eta Jones at their home
on South Fourteenth street in honor
of their guest Miss Sara Houchens OF
Monterey, Ky. Ferns and white peon.
les were used in arranging the rooms
where the guests were entertained
Needlework and music furnished the
amusement. Miss Marie Kaufman
sang several beautiful numbers. Late
in the afternoon a delicious lunch was
served The guests invited to meet
Miss Houchens were Miss Ruth Bar
nard of New Castle. who is attending
Earlham college. Miss Burkhart and
Miss Florence Burkhart of Philadel
phia, Miss Jessie Beeler, Mrs. Ray
Holton, Miss Marie Campbell. Miss
Edith Nicholson, Miss Pearl Hasecos
ter, Miss Florence Mcclure, Miss De
borah Sedgwick. Miss Edith Moore
Miss Margaret Sedgwick. Misses Flor
ence and Hilda Shute. Miss Helen
Beatty and Miss Nina Harris.
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THIMeLE PARTY.
A thimble party will be given Wed
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
l.. A. Mote, 125 South Eleventh street
by the Woman's organization of the
First Baptist church. All members
are invited TO attend.
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GUESTS HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morris and
Miss Della Griffin motored to Rich
mond, Saturday and spent the week
end with DR.. and Mrs. Weist-New
Castle Courier.
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a SERIES OF DINNERS.

A SERIES OF DINNERS.
Mrs. j. M. Gaar and Mrs. Jeanette
G. Leeds have arranged to give SER
les of dinners and luncheons at the
Country club house. The first affair
will be given Saturday evening and
will be in the nature OF a dinner party.
Covers will be laid for twenty guests.
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ARE VISITING HERE.
Mrs. J. II. Andes and little daugh-
ter of Chattanooga, Tenn, are spend
ing few days with Mrs. J. II. Ash
worth OF South Seventh street.
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PARTIES At THE MURRAY.
Several theater parties will be Civ
en- this evening at the Murray theater.
These will include box and loge par
ties.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Mr.. LOTUS Jones has gone to India.
napolis on business.
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MICS 6LANN 10 IV0o zoo.
A party was given recently by Miss
Iona Black at her home on North
Twelfth street for number Of her
friends. Games music and social con-
versation featured the evenings am
easements. A delicious lunch in sew.
eral courses was served. The guests
were Misses Amelia Wiggans, Mar
jorie Wiggans. Gegina Drudy, Ruby
Engelbert, Abbie Garrett, Ada Veregge
and Lena veregge; Messrs. Frank
Hasecoster, Charles Veregge, William
Neihbor, Howard Wittey, Ray Johan.
ming, Lawrence Wickemeyer and Guy
Garrett
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Is VISITING HERE.
Miss Muriel Self of Dayton, Ohio, a
former resident of this city is here
for fortnisht's visit with friends.
Miss Self is graduate of the local
high school. Last year Miss Self
taught in school near Dayton. She
has received her appointment for next
year.
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WILL ENTERTAIN.
Miss Alma Pfafflin will entertain
Wednesday evening at her home on
North Sixth street in honor of Miss
Mae zwissler This evening Miss
Clara Nuechter will be hostess for a
company given for the bride-elect.
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CLASS PLAY TONIGHT. >.
The Rivals" will be presented this
evening i'm the high school chapel by
the members of the senior class. The
affair promises to be a notable fea-
ture of commencement week at the
school. The public is invited to at
tend. An admission fee will be asked
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WERE GUESTS HERE:
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Endsley and son
Frederick of Long Branch, Iowa, with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fox of Centerville
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Menke Monday.
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TO ATTEND COMMENCEMENT.
Miss Rema Stone of Nashville is in
the city to attend the Earlham col.
lese commencement exercises.
AUTO PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Lamb. Mrs.
Norman, Miss Jessie Landwer and
Mrs, Mary Landwer formed an auto.
mobile party last evening
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SEVERAL EVENTS FOR TODAY.
Several social events are scheduled
for today. This evening The Rivals
will be presented at the high school
by members of the graduating class.
Mrs. +. r. Beatty and Miss Helen
Beatty are giving a bridge party this
afternoon in honor of the Misses Burk.
hart OF Philadelphia. who are here for
visit. This is the first of a series
OF affairs to be given by the hostesses.
Miss Clara Nuechter will entertain
this evening for Miss Zwissler. 1t is
expected that several evening parties
will also be given.
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IN HONOR OF PRINCIPAL.
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Ohio, and Miss Hazel Bertsch of Cam
bridge City. About forty persons were
in attendance. Dancing was the fea-
ture of the evening. This was one of
the most enjoyable events given re-
Gently at the park.
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HAS RETURNED.

Miss Blanch Griffin has returned
from Rennesalaer. Ind, where she at
tended the commencement exercises
of st. Joseph's college. Her brother
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CHANGE MEETING.

The Health and Happiness club will
hereafter meet on Tuesday instead Of
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Wednesday as has been the usual Gus

wednesday as has been the usual Gus
tom.
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ENTERTAINED CIRCLE.
Miss Jennie Reid OF Spring Grove
entertained the members of the Spring
Grove Sewing circle in q pleasant
manner at her home
CLUBS DiSeANO.
Nearly all the clubs with the e1
ception OF card clubs have disbandeA
for the summer.
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ing to be celebrated soon in Lima
Miss Kriete. although young is an ac-
complished musician.
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SEVERAL EVENTS FOR TODAY.
IN HONOR OF PRINCIPAL.

VN VOVVN q. FHTNCVFNC,
In honor of Professor and Mrs. C
w. Knouff. who will leave soon fol
Tacoma, Washington, Superintendent
and Mrs. I. A. Mott will entertain the
principals of the city schools with
their wives and friends Saturday after.
noon at their home on North Eleventh
street.
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GAVE DINNER PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Porterfield en-
tertained with an elaborate dinner par
ty recently at their pretty home on
the National Road. West. After dinner
the guests were given an enjoyable
ride about the city by the host.
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Mr.. Robert Griffin was among the
graduates.
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CALLED TO SIDNEY.
Mrs. H. H. Lane and daughter Miss
Charlotte have been called to Sidney,
Ohio, by the serious illness of Mrs.
Lanes brother. Mr.. S. P. Hicks.
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Is IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. ]. N. Hodgin is visiting with
friends and relatives in Indianapolis,
having gone over to attend the wedd.
ing of her son. Mrs. Hodgin formerly
resided in Indianapolis.
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RECENT GUESTS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Yingling of Graf
is. Ohio, We're recent guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kinder
North Ninth street
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FISHER ScHWEGEMAN.
The wedding of Mr.. Joseph Fisher
and Miss Lillian Schwegman will be
| celebrated Thursday morning June the
| twenty-ninth in the ST. Andrews
church.
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GUESTS TO DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Matlock and son
Master Russell were entertained to
dinner Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Kinder at their home on North Ninth
street
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Mr.. Robert Griffin was among the
graduates.
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GUESTS HERE.

MIR. and Mrs. George Morris and
mond, Saturday and spent the week
end with DR.. and Mrs. Weist.-New
Castle Courier
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TO ATTEND WEDDING.

Mrs. j. NJ. wampler who is now
visiting in Middletown expects to go
to Greensburg her former home. to
attend the wedding of Mr.. Meek and
Miss Ruth Bonner. The affair will be
celebrated June twenty-eighth. Mr..
Robert Wilson of this city and Miss
Marietta Stewart OF Greensburg will
also be married on this day.
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WILL PLAY AT WEDDING.
Miss Nellie Kriete OF Lima. Ohio,
who recently visited friends and rela-
tivcs here will play at large wedd-
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WILL BE A NOTABLE EVENT,

Members of the youngNr society set
Of this city are looking forward with
much anticipation to the dance which
win be given Wednesday evening of
this week in the pavilion at Jackson
Park by the members of the Phi Delta
Kappa fraternity which was recently
organized here. A large number of
pretty invitations have been issued for
the affair. Piano and drums will furn-
ish the dance music. A committee has
charge of the function.
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CLASS PLAY TONIGHT.

The Rivals" will be presented this
evening in the high school chapel by
the members of the senior class. The
affair promises to be a notable fea-
ture of commencement week at the
school. The public is invited to at
tend. An admission fee will be asked
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IS VISITING HERE.

IS VISITING FEFE.
Miss Muriel Self of Dayton, Ohio, a
former resident of this city is here
for fortnisht's visit with friends.
Miss Self is graduate of the local
high school. Last year Miss Self
taught in a school near Dayton. She
has received her appointment for next
year.
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WILL ENTERTAIN.

Miss Alma Pfafflin will entertain
Wednesday evening at her home on
North Sixth street in honor of Miss
Mae Zwissler. This evening Miss
Clara Nuechter will be hostess for a
company given for the bride-elect.
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VISITED HERE.

The New Castle Courier says:
Miss Georgia Cloud has returned
from Richmond, where she spent the
weekend the guest of Miss Clara
Hardesty at Earlham. She also at
tended the Kappa dance Friday even
ing at Jackson park.
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luriss when have been hurt, and even IL n
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THIM1LE PARTY.

A thimble party will be given Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
l.. A. Mote, 125 South Eleventh street
by the Woman's organization of the
First Baptist church. All members
are invited TO attend.
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WERE GUESTS HERE:

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Endsley and son
Frederick of Long Branch. Iowa, with
Mr. and Mrs. John Fox of Centerville
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Menke Monday
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WEEKEND GUESTS.

Mrs. Ida 3. Hill and daughter Miss
Edna Hill of Cynthania, KY. and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Sour Of Cincinnati
were the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Reber Of South Twelfth
street.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
The "BLIND Pig
in NORTH DAKOTA
SECRETARY or STATE sLAls.
DELL DEFINES THE STRONG
POINTS OF PRESENT
SYSTEM.

Chicago, ILL.,. Jan. 5.--secretary of
State Alfred Blaisde1I of North Da-
kota, writes the National Associated
prohibition Press as follows:
The strongest point OF our state
prohibition law is the placing of pub
lie and legal disapproval on the Iiq-
uor traffic The North Dakota blind
pig is never gilded and 1t has no
comfortable club life features, nor at
fractions or destinations for any per.
son, save for that person alone who
Is confirmed drinker or has the
recognized alcoholic craving. There
are but few beginners loafing in
unattractive and unprepossessing re-
sorts, in comparison with those be-
ginners who loaf around a law pro-
tected saloon. In fact, those un-
licensed resorts do not cater to the
trade of the beginner and novice. Do
ing away with the legalized attractive
saloon, with their conveniences and
social features, has prevented many
young men and women in this state
from the making of dangerous ac-
quaintances, and has presented the
formation of many vicious habits of
living
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
ANOTHER VCTIMOF APPENDICITIS OPERATION
RESTORED TO PERFECT HEALTH BY DR.. GATES
Suffering Worse After Operation Than Before Miss Lizzie
Dorman Despaired Of Ever Being WeDOctored ALI Over
the State But Got No Permanent Relief


work b causing much comment has to the notice OF this paper
interviewed
sne had been sufferer for past with chronic from
doctors told her she must undergo operation and after having sub
mtted to before.
Miss Dorman stated that her trouble first developed number years
OF constipation
could
relief
getting following the
operation
Gates and
hundred miles hoping
picture health
ne She
enthusiastic Vital Science
reference His offices
his help
Consultation wish
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
'RAFFLES' GAVE UP
WHEN GUN SPOKE
C. E, COOPER, AN ALLEGED "RAF.
FLIES" RETURNED TO NJ. o.
FOR A HEARING.

Grafton, N. D., Jan. 5.-"Raff1es'
Douglass, alias c. L. Cooper, alias r.
A. Gray, who met with such success in
Grafton grating. it is said, that he
became ambitious OF the greater OPP
portunities for a young man in the
growing west, has been returned by
Sheriff r. q. Arnott to the Jail mere
after a sensational arrest at Butte,
Mont.
Sheriff Arnott traced Cooper to
Winnipeg, where he had a wife and
two children. Thence he traced him
to Butte and ordered mis- arrest there.
Meanwhile Cooper. under the alias
Douglass" was working his game in
Butte, it was charged, and was jailed.
He was freed by the court on a mo-
ton by the county attorney. and with
out waiting to get his hat rushed from
the courtroom. At the door he met
Constable Bonner, who had warrant
for his arrest on the charge of vag-
rancy, that he might he held until
Sheriff Arnott arrived.
AS soon as he saw the warrant,
Douglass" rushed down the main
Of Butte. Bonner shot
at him five times, and finally Doug
lass gave up the chase.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
WOMAN OF 70 IS
Nd. HOMESTEADER
MRS. s. j. WARDNER, NOW VISIT.
IN CHICAGO, HAS FARM NEAR
MIDLAND, N. D.

Chicago, III, Jan. 5.-Mrs. s. j.
Wardner. 70 years old, who took up a
claim of 100 acres of government land
near Midland, N. D., year ago, has
built a house and barn, mas the land
ready for cultivation, and has a fine
garden and live stock. She is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. L. Haynes, at 354
East Fifty fourth street.
In April, 1908. Mrs. Wardner re-
ceived $1,000. from the. estate Of an
eastern relative. Soon afterwards she
went west. Her garden not only pro-
vides her own table but it is a source
Of profit
She expects to return west in a
month, and so alluring are the stories
she has told Of the new country that
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes probably will
return with her. Mrs. Wardner came
to Chicago from Connecticut in 1910
and resided here until her departure
for the west.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
South Dakota's Good Year.

Pierre, Jan. 5.-South Dakota has
come through the best OF long series
OF good years, a year in which her
soil produced In crops, fruits, live stock
and minerals more than $200,O00.000: a
year in which we carried away to
markets beyond the state borders more
than s12S,0o00O0 worth Of products; a
year at the close OF which we find more
than ss0,000,oO0 OF reserve wealth piled
up in the vaults of our banks; wealth
that 10 all our own, for no one residing
without the state comes here to bank
their money, as is the case in all states
containing large commercial cities.
The production OF the soil, the pro-
ducts marketed and the deposits In the
hanks are the resources of but a half
million people.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
TAKES SUDDEN LEAVE.
Mankato Woman, Declared innocent of
Murder, May BE Tried Again.

Mankato, Mimi, Jan. 5.--Mrs. Grace
Ledbeter, declared innocent of the muir
der of her husband, III. ]. Ledbeter
left the city Saturday night, accom-
panying her father to his farm near
Spooner, Wis. Her departure occurr-
ed sooner than her attorneys had given
out. Mrs. Ledbeter and her friends
thought it would be. wisdom on her
part to leave the city. This she did
quietly, and before the public was
aware of 1t She was gone.
She did not remain long enough to
remove her belongings from the county
Jail, and they are there yet Few peo-
pie expect she viii ever return to
Mankato.
w. r. Geddes, one of the attorneys
for the state, is in favor of having
Mrs. Ledbeter indicted by the next
grand jury on the charge of being ac-
Ecessory after the crime. He says this
can be done.
The attorneys for Mr. and Mrs.
Schwandt win proceed to have the in
dictment against them dismissed If
possible. In this they may fail as the
attorneys for the state may push the
case.
In the meantime Smiths attorney
will seek a retrial.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
A Marrow Escape.

Dickinson, N. D., Jan. 81. r..
Baird won his third victory since last
March over the effects of poison Mon
day. He grappled wit death on this
occasion resulted from a mistake
made by himself when he picked up
and swallowed dose of what. he
thought was cough medicine and
which he later discovered q moment
later was a Iiniment, the component
parts of which were laudanum, arnica
and other indigestibles. When he
found that he could not keep awake
he fastened to a physicians office and
secured antidotes. In March Mr..
Baird was confined to his bed for aev-
eral days suffering from ptomaine
poisoning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
JUDGE GEORGE 4. FAY DEAD.
Departed Dicksy County Official Saw
Service In Two Wars.

Service In Two Wars.
Cakes, ". D., Jan. 5.--George RI.
Fay, probate judge OF Dickey county.
died in this city after an illness of
over two years from Brights disease.
He belonged to the Scottish Rite Ma
sons at Fargo and was also member
Of the commandry al Lisbon and was
buried here with Masonic ceremonies.
Judge Fay had been prominent in
political circles Of the state since the
early days. First he represented Nc
Intosh county In the constitutional
convention In 1889, was a member Of
the house of representatives from Nc
Intosh county In the session of 1891
SO, and afterwards held terms as
states attorney and probate judge in
the same county He came to Cakes
In 1895, was city attorney and after
wards city auditor Of Cakes which he
held until he was appointed to the
position which he had occupied the
last FIVE years.
Judge Fay was born in Hudson, N.
H. Feb. "a, 1912. He was veteran
Of the civil war. In the war with
Spain he was commissioned a major
and was a. paymaster.